system was long before covid took place. a little creativity and imagination would probably be pretty good. but then i remember what re-imagination means to the teacher s union. this is only so much i can do virtually but perhaps the focus right now should be on re-imagining what education looks like in the future. if you prioritize safety we can figure out how to re-imagine education. if the future of education is virtual we don t need to imagine what the impact will be on our children. we can see it right now in households all over america. our kids are struggling in silence, while the unions scream to keep the schools closed. the left likes to throw around phrases like social justice, equity, they say black lives matter. who do you think this hurts the most? that s right. black and brown kids. that s who. 1/3 of black households don t have internet access. how are those kids supposed to learn virtually? i tell you how. they don t. a study of ohio student found that
hayward. this is not just another one of those days. today is about family community and healing. now it s 3 charged with murder, a man has been arrested in the 1988 kidnapping and killing of 9 year-old hayward girl mckayla care act. thank you for joining us this monday afternoon on kron 4 news at 3 i m tahernia it s been 32 years since that day on november 19th 1988 when mckayla garrick disappeared from a market parking lot in the city of hayward and new today. charges were announced in her death kron four s rob fladeboe was at a press conference earlier today in hayward and he joins us live with the details right. and that s right this is a case as you know that has gripped the bay area for 4 decades here it did drew international attention in fact and today we ve learned that there has finally been an arrest in this case 32 years after mckayla garrett went missing here outside a convenience store in hayward let s take a look at the mug shot now the man accused of this cr
fewer outages. we ll begin with luz pena with a look at who could be affected this week, this time. luz? that s right, dan a ke to several business owners here in sonoma county who said that the last power shutoff affected them drastically. they lost thousands of dollars in business. now this business right here, the jade room did not make it to this psps that we re approaching. we spoke to a supervisor here in sonoma county who said at least six restaurants on this strip did not survive the last psps and had to close. so this time we re planning accordingly, and we re really not going to order. so as you see, normally today is a day where we bring in a lot of our product to start prepping for next week. and this week we have very, very little in there. having less food in the fridge means losing less money during the last power shutoff daniel and his wife lost $50,000. they were close ordd for five d and now the thought of another power shauft has them on edge. how w
struggle to control the aircraft. vic lee. reporter: this is the emergency order from the faa, prohibits all max 8s from flying and also max 9s from flying. those already in the air, once they land, they cannot take off until further notice. almost everyone we spoke with at sfo seemed to be aware of the late-breaking news. some travelers said they had already decided against flying on the boeing 737 max 8 jetliners even before the president s announcement. just because, wouldn t want to take a chance. reporter: how about you? would you fly in one? no, i wouldn t. reporter: president says decision comes after faa resisted grounding the planes, even after fatal crash in ethiopia and the one in october killing 189 passengers and crews. faa said received newly refined satellite data to support. but john nance believes it s premature. nothing has emerged from the crash saying there s a major systems problem. reporter: says u.s. has excellent record of aviation safe
parole. no one is not held to account. but let us hold ourselves to account that telling someone they shouldn t kill and then killing as a state sanction doesn t seem to me to advance justice. reporter: among the 737 people on california s death row, scott peterson, convicted % of murdering his pregnant wife and their unborn son. serial killer charles ng, convicted of 11 murders in calaveras county, and richard alan davis, kidnapper and killer of polly klaas in the north bay in 1993. are you prepared for the pushback from victims families and victims advocates? good people can disagree. it is deeply held, deeply personal, but state-sanctioned premeditated killing. i just can t do it. i can t sign those executions. reporter: president trump tweeted that newsom was defying the loft voters, who narrowly approved a measure to speed up ex-koog executions in 2016. newsom says no one will be released from prison because of his executive order. is there no murder brutal e