thomas showed no emotion when the judge set his sentence. he had been mistakenly been released from jail. >> while he's eligible to go before a parol board in 26 years, i don't believe in any economic climate that california parol board would ever truly consider scott thomas for release deadly again. >> reporter: one of the relatives of his victims said they are happy about the consider? >>> the child was a victim of hundreds of sex abuse between 1995 and 1999. john hardy jackson was found 25% responsible. jackson was convicted of more than a dozen charges, including lewd and lascivious acts of a child under the age of 14. the >>> the court ruled in favor of a google employee. reed was fired back in 2004 when he was 54 years old. reed says he was told he wasn't a good cultural fit for google. the company denies the allegations and says it will prove in court it does not discriminate. >>> animal rights activists had planned to postpone the round up of wild hours but thai will appeal the rule -- but say they will appeal the ruling. the round u

those inside the courtroom, say scott thomas showed no emotion when the judge set his sentence. he had been mistakenly been released from jail. >> while he's eligible to go before a parol board in 26 years, i don't believe in any economic climate that california parol board would ever truly consider scott thomas for release deadly again. >> reporter: one of the relatives of his victims said they are happy about the consider? >>> the child was a victim of hundreds of sex abuse between 1995 and 1999. john hardy jackson was found 25% responsible. jackson was convicted of more than a dozen charges, including lewd and lascivious acts of a child under the age of 14. the >>> the court ruled in favor of a google employee. reed was fired back in 2004 when he was 54 years old. reed says he was told he wasn't a good cultural fit for google. the company denies the allegations and says it will prove in court it does not discriminate. >>> animal rights activists had planned to postpone the round up of wild hours but thai will appeal the rule -- but say they will appeal the ruling. the round u

. >> reporter: scott thomas didn't show much emotion today when a judge read his sentence. >> a true monster is going to be in prison for the rest of his life. while he's technically allowed to go before a parol court, i don't think that a parol court would consider thomas for release again. >> reporter: thomas walked into crayton bakely and stabbed a 16- year-old. this man, cubitz saved her life by intervening and getting stabbed himself. lawrence father tim says his daughter is now doing well, despite what she has gone through. >> i am very proud of my daughter. she's doing fine and she's stayed on top of the fringe on all of this. >> reporter: the district attorney asked for the highest possible sentence. >> mr. thomas is a psychopath with a long life pattern of violent behavior. >> reporter: the family told me they are happy with the sentence. but they want violent offenders not to be released under certain conditions. especially not on weekend, that's how it happened. sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a concord man pleaded not guilty today to felony charges in connection t

scott thomas was found guilty last spring of attempted murder in the double stabbing. today sentenced to life of in prison, but with the possibility of parole. the stabbing occurs in may 2007 one day after thomas has h been release friday prison. thomas will have to serve 26 years of the new sentence before he can be granted a parole hearing. >>> a young man, charged in a series of hit and run collisions in danville, faced multiple charges today in court. 23-year-old sheerhold is expected to enter a plea on august 19th to one felony couldn't of tkrufrbg driving and four counts of hit and run. the police say he was drunk last sunday when he hit a pedestrian, i bicyclist, a light pole and then two vehicles. four people were injured but are recovering. >>> well, it was a wild scene today in southern california. coming up here on bay area news at 7:00. details on this high-speed chase that partially took place on a sidewalk. >>> and passions ran high today in a high speed rail meeting in san francisco. we will explain why some are opposed to the routes. >>> temperatures no

scott thomas was sentenced today for life in prison for stabbing a girl and a 60-year- old man who risked his own life to come to her rescue. sal castaneda was in

scott thomas convicted in march of attempted murder and other related crimes for the attack on the two people three years ago. thomas was mistakenly released a day before. thomas will have to serve 26 years before he becomes eligible for parole. there is a bracen home ings vacation now appears to be drug-related. residents say two men broke into the parkway apartment about 11:30 and wearing police jackets, armed with handguns and a taser. claiming the men identified themselves as police officers. >> i haired them get on the ground. >> i heard get on the ground, and a big gang. i just immediately just went to my door and locked the door. >> owe police say one resident was daysed and hit in the head with a gun. police believe they had targeted the apartment. investigators not saying what drugs were taken. >> it's been more than four months since the crime lab was shut down. interest hundreds have been trained to test for drugs in the field. vic lee is in the newsroom now with the story. police say it's working out well, but dpeens attorneys are raising concerns about this. >> there is mo

last month 29-year-old scott thomas withdrew hisin sanity plea in the case which cleared the way for him to receive a life sentence for the 2007 stabbing. thomas was convicted of attempted murder for the attacks at the twin peaks bakery. he'd been released from san consistenten just a day before. a nonprofit says teenagers are seeking more counseling in the wake of five suicides connected to gunn high school. between may of 2005 and january of this year five teens lost their lives. they counsel students at four area high schools and four middle schools says about 500 more students have sought on campus counseling than is usual this time of year saying it appears their campaign to reach out to teens who may need help does appear to be paying off. >>> san francisco supervisors have taken the first step towards enacting what will be the first for the country. a city wide fee on alcoholic drinks to help pay for the cost of alcohol-related services. supporters say the fee would generate $17 million a year to treat those with alcohol abuse problems. but critics say it would hurt bars and r

scott thomas will serve 26 years before he is granted a parole hearing. he was convicted on two counts of convicted murderer, and one count of mayhem. he was mistakenly released the day before the attack. live in the news from, dan kerman, kron 4 news. ♪ been looking outside, live with the golden gate bridge, foggy skies and we're looking with the bridge towers. up and down the coastline, and even though it is sunny inland. and only in the upper 70's for the most part antioch is a bit warmer. it is also cooler in the north bay. 64 in san rafael, 60s along the bay shore. temperatures really much cool of the more they should be for this time of year. is this going to last? >> a live look, at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is going along through san francisco and all lanes. east is also moving well. we will be back >> today, proponents of the yesterday, judge overturn proposition 8, and now, the ninth circuit appeals will have a three-judge panel. what california is and the judge spotlight, and and vicki liviakis same-sex marriage across the united sta

just last month 29-year-old scott thomas withdrew his insanity plea in the case. that clears the way for him to get a possible life sentence. he was convicted of attempted murder for the attacks at the twin peaks bakery. he'd been released from sanguine ten prison a day before. >>> more counseling in the wake of five suicides connected to gun high school. between may of 2009 and january of this year, five teenagers lost their lives at or near the same railroad crossing very close to that school. palo alto's adolescent service counsels says 500 more student haves sought on campus counseling than as usual this year with a 22% increase in teens admitting they have thought about suicide. >>> 5:24. san francisco supervisors have taken the first steps towards enacting what would be a first for the nation. it's a city wide fee on alcoholic drinks to help pay for the costs of alcohol- related services. supporters say the fee would generate $17 million a year to treat those with alcohol abuse problems but opponents say it would hurt bars and restaurants. >> greatest city i

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but thomas scott who works nearby is appealing that approval. he says this would create an eyesore an set an un-- set an unusual architectural prewebry sit. >>> city transportation transplantation -- this coming saturday is a big day for a popular point richmond pool that closed nine years'. workers have been putting the finishing touches on the multi- million dollar renovation of the richmond plunge. the ground reopening ceremony is planned to this saturday morning. one of the contractors say it's amaying how many of the workers have fond memories of this pool. >> some people who worked here have a story about hearing to swim here. >> now, many hitch parts of this facility have been salvaged and even restored like the original sign there and decorative bathroom times. that's incredible. modern additions to poll include things like solar panels on the roof to heat the pool. ultraviolent material in place of chlorine. >>> apple's ipad may soon have some tough competition. find out what's happening tomorrow. >>> scientists may have found the bones

one city board has already approved it but thomas scott who works nearby is appealing that approval. he claims it would create an eyesore and set an unusual architectural precedent. >>> the secretary of education said today it's a travesty of america's school system when students are bullied by their classmates. those remarks came at nation's first ever summit held in washington, d.c. today. our allison burns has details of the meeting and a look at bullying through the eyes of one victim. >> reporter: for rachel and alicia, being jewish is a great source of pride but at school it made them a target of relentless ridicule. >> i had people on the bus coming up to me going why are you so ugly, why are you so fat. because you eat too much kosher. >> reporter: they made it miserable to go to school. >> i got beat up in school. things were stolen from my locker. my locker was vandalized. >> reporter: their stories are not unusual. the department of education says 32% of students report being bullied at school. and it's not just school yard taunting. recent headlines are full of cases of v

but thomas scott who works nearby is appeal tag approval. he claims that it would create an eyesore and send an unusual architectural precedent. >>> a bay area man stumbles into a market after a bay area shooting. we're going to hear from the owner who help him who is no stranger to gun violence. >>> i'm live near walnut creek where security has been ramped up in the wake of a string of attacks on young women. we'll tell you what these people who live here are saying about it and what they plan to do about it coming up. >>> and stock futures are tumbling after the feds said the economic recovery is slowing down. we'll have early numbers as we take a live look right now on the traders at new york stock exchange. >>> there it is. right on time. the opening bell. >> how did you do that? >> they wait for us you know. unfortunately it's not going to be a great day. you can see the in your opinions heading downright away. that not guilty lows cautious word from the federal reserve yesterday. european markets all down pretty big. some of them down

scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> joining us now with his thoughts on today's fed action is kelly king, chairman and c.e.o. of bb&t corporation. bb&t is the tenth largest u.s. bank, and mr. king also serves as a director for the federal reserve bank of richmond. mr. king, welcome to the program. mr. kingwelcome to the program. >> thank you. i'm glad to be be with you. >> suzanne: so today's fed action, how does it help the economy, do you think? >> well, i think there is not an immediate, direct impact because the freeing up the cash flows being reinvested in treasury bills doesn't directly and immediately impact it very much. it does prevent a restrictive move. it keeps the money back out in the economy. i think maybe more importantly what it will do is, i think, increase consumer and business confidence. i think people are uncertain in terms of where the economy is going. i think the fact that the fed steps up and shares very positively that it is concerned, that it does stand ready and is, in fact, willing to take action to continue to be supportive is very impo