CORBIN — The Ossoli Club of Corbin’s 2024 May Day Tea was held on Sunday at The Pennington. The event is held annually, prior to the May Day Festival in
Carolyn Hoskins has created a space where visitors can learn something new about the history and culture of Black America. The Domini Hoskins Black History Museum & Learning Center has a temporary home in Redwood City through Feb. 27.
terisa: joseph naso remains locked up at the marin county jail. this is from the courtroom today, this is the video. if the first time that this video from what it was like to be in the court room. the alleged serial killer made his first appearance. if the d.a. and his attorney did not want cameras rolling but the judge ruled that the public have the right to see him he clearly did not want to be on camera. if look as he tries to cover up his face with his at the jail issue uniform. most of the tiny kept his head down to the did look up a few times at the judge. as the judge read the four counts of murder that he is facing. he is a novato president is accused of killing four women, two from the bay, one from contra costa county and one from here in marin. if his been under investigation for about a year by multiple agencies and is now being looked at for other possible cold cases. if he is a self- employed photographer but in court today there is a heated discussion whether
the obstruction charge. that s the one jurors unanimously found guilty bonds guilty of. we have team coverage for you tonight. raj mathai is live at at&t park. he ll have more from balco founder, victor contin, but we start with traci grant who was in the courtroom when bonds heard that verdict today. reporter: it seemed like another day would come and go without a decision on the fate of barry bonds. but then the jury this afternoon sent out a note saying that they had a verdict, sort of. in the end, they delivered one conviction on obstruction of justice, but other than that, it was almost entirely a hung jury. i would say for the most part, we were very cordial with each other, but you have tense moments. you have very tense moments. people get emotional. reporter: jurors in the barry bonds trial say the fierce debates and steadfast opinions kept the jury from coming from an unanimous decision on three charges of perjury today, but it led them to convict on him on
could i have been any clearer about you standing down? - i m sorry. - sorry is not even in the ballpark of where you need to be. - what are we doing? she s the one who collared vivian. isn t that what we wanted? - you think you re gonna escape a rip here? you defied a direct order just like she did. and you two knew she was awol and you called him, not me. - we just tried to make the play, captain. - this is on me. it s not on them. - playing the martyr is not gonna work here. everybody s getting burned this time. - even though it s a win? because vivian just told us the whole story about killing burlock. - any half-assed attorney will have her recanting that confession before she leaves that room. - good. - sarah. - because vivian didn t kill walter burlock. - i did. where s the fire, arnie? [ laughing ] ahh. hello. [ female announcer ] glasses in about an hour. lenscrafters. took some crazy risks as a kid. but i was still over the edge with my cholesterol. anyone with h