withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol3. immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin4. states clearly the directive does not provide for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. ( darya ) thanks will. ( darya ) lets take a look at some lets take a ( darya ) lets take a look at some of the infamous inamtes currently on death row at san quentin... scott peterson was convicted in the death of his wife laci and their unborm son. lonni franklin --- is a convicted serial killer. richard allen davis --- has been on death row since 19-96 for the kidnap and murder of 12-year-old polly klaas from petaluma. and vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and we're continuing our breaking news coverage of governor newsom's expected announcement to halt executions in the state. joining us via skype is robert dunham... with the death penalty information center... with reaction to governor newsom's decision

in california. in 2019. mayors, county supervisors, and city councils around the state are working hard to reduce homelessness and its underlying causes. we've got to have their backs. they cannot do it alone. >> [ applause ] the mayors are standing up. to help lead this discussion, i'mappointing a new commission on homelessness & supportive housing, led by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. >> [ applause ] >>with your support, let's put half a billion dollars into immediate funding for navigation centers - emergency shelters with services on site, and another hundred million for whole person care to replace a fragmented approach to services with one that's more integrated and comprehensive. and while cities and counties are on the front lines, this challenge will only be solved regionally. we need to work together as a state to focus on prevention, rapid rehousing, mental health, and more permanent supportive housing - because while shelter solves sleep, only permanent supportive housing solves homelessnes

raci while in california, the state gop undergoaj mor changes. we'll have a round up of >>> president trump and kim jong un fail to reach a deal in their second summit. we'll take a look at the ramifications. >>> newly released document show an alarming number of california police office have committed crimes themselves, nearly 12,000 of them sofar. hello, and welcome to kqed newinoom, we b with a growing confrontation over the presidency. michael cohen, president trump's former personal lawyer delivered a scathing account wednesday of what he says was alying, cheating president who used his money and power to hide illegal behavi cohen told congress mr. trump remains involved in paying hush money or a film actress even after arriving in the white house and directed him to lie about it. california played a prominent rolesen the h oversight hearing. the state has sticks members on the panel and some of the most cinted questionsame from ro na kh and southern california representative katie hal. califor republican party has picked a new leader, the f

the public, including my constituents in california, our constituents in california, mr. speaker, want to know what happened. nearly nine in 10 americans in both parties say the investigation should produce a full public report on their findings. not only do the american people want to know, but they deserve to know. congress needs to preserve their ability to know. our election system is an integral part of what makes us the beacon of western democracy. any and all attempts to undermine this system is an attack on our country's values and cannot be taken lightly. this is a serious investigation with consequences for elections, democracy, government, and the future of this country and democracy itself. there is no one with more intimate knowledge of russia's involvement in our election than special counsel. to date, this investigation has resulted in 34 people and three companies being criminally charged. nearly 200 charges filed. seven guilty pleas. one conviction following a jury trial. and the investigation, while costing $25 million, has recovered approximately $48 mi

for all individuals sentenced to death in california. - it withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol - it immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin. - it clearly states the directive does not allow for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. today governor gavin newsom explained his reasoning. .. gov. gavin newsom/d- california: we have 737 people on death row today. 120 people died, either suicide or natural causes, including someone last week. just 13 have been executed. you as tax payers, you have spent 5- billion dollars... 5-billion dollars since we reinstated the death penalty in this state. what have we gotten for that?"(grant) for that?" (grant) and the work on closing the execution chamber at san quentin started immediately... this is video as crews removed the equipment today. (vicki) reaction to the governor's decision is decidedly mixed, especially among prosecutors(grant) today kron 4's dan kerman spoke to two bay district attorneys with opposing views on the governor's move. he joins us live

southern california. terry, you're a gamer. i think i have a game tag for you. it's swing t.. you like it? >> i like it. you got one? you got a name? >> reporter: you know, we're going to stick with mike inouye or guapo mole. you like that? >> i like that. we'll be seeing you later. mike, thank you very much. now, before saturday fight night live, our emmy-winning documentary series bay area revelations takes a look at how the bay area played a major role in turning video games into a global phenomenon. we all remember atari, at least i do. do you remember that, rob? >> i do, atari 64. the company that started in sunnyvale back in 172, al alcorn was atari's third employee. he designed a ping-pong game better known as pong. after they got it to work, they installed the game at andy cap's tavern in sunnyvale. >> there was no one-player version. it had to have two people. and there were no instructions. just the word "pong," two knobs, and a coin box. >> bay area revelations. the evolution of video games air

which is the only prison in california holding male death row inmates. ( will )death row inmates in california are getting a reprieve wednesday as gov. gavin newsom plans to place a moratorium on the death penalty in the state, his office announced tuesday. the move immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin state prison where executions in california are carried out, though no one has been executed since 2006. currently, there are 737 condemned inmates in california. "i do not believe that a civilized society can claim to be a leader in the its government continues to premeditated and discriminatory people," newsom said in a statement. the order does the following: 1. puts in place an executive moratorium on the death penalty in the form of a reprieve for all individuals sentenced to death in california.2. withdrawals california's lethal injection protocol3. immediately closes the execution chamber at san quentin4. states clearly the directive does not provide for the release of any individual from prison or otherwise alter any current conviction or sentence. governor newsom's st

with love, california. (vicki) happening now... a southern california company is recalling avocados over possible listeria contamination. henry avocado, a grower and distributor based near san diego, says the recall covers conventional and organic avocados grown and packed in california. and they were sold across the state. there have been no reports of any illnesses. the recall was issued after a routine inspection of the packing plant-- and samples tested positive for listeria. for more information on this recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) some doctors are now calling for taxes on sugary drinks and soda-- in an effort to limit the sugar kids and teens are consuming. the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association released the new policy remmendations. they are urging federal, state and local lawmakers to take action against sugary drinks. they also want more detailed nutrition labels and less marketing of sugary drinks. in the bay area-- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany all ha

with love, california. (ken) president donald trump says his administration is grounding boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 planes based on new information about the crash of an ethiopian airliner that killed 157 people.trump said this afternoon that the 737 max 8 planes currently in the air would be ordered to land, and that airlines and pilots had been notified of the decision.while the cause of sunday's crash is unknown - there have been reports from some pilots on issues with the 737 max 8. (ken)the faa released a statement, reading in part... "the agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analyzed today. this evidence, together with newly refined satellite data available to faa this morning, led to this decision."the agency says they will continue to investigate. (ken) the grounding of the planes is causing some flight cancellations here in the bay area. (terisa)kron four's philippe djegal has more from sfo on the announcement's impact.... (p

let's move away from california for a minute. what other states around the country have been most active in changing the way they deal with the death penalty? guest: there is a lot going on right now. new hampshire just pass the bill sed awould abolish -- pas bill that would abolish the death penalty. they just passed a bill to remove the death penalty with a veto proof majority. new hampshire may abolish. there may be abolition in colorado. theington state declared death penalty unconstitutional last october. in oregon, they are looking to redefine capital murder so that it only defines to acts of terrorism that result in more than one murder and takes everyone off of death row that is currently on death row. host: the number of executions since 1976, just under 1500. peaked around 1999 with around 99 executions. it has consistently gone down to about 25 last year. why has it gone down so much? and are individual states governors and legislatures deciding about the death penalty? these are the execution numbers. that is a laggin

s office and this by the california attorney general's office, zeroing in on what grounds two sacramento police officers had for investigating the shooting and killing of an unarmed black man armed with a cell phone instead of a gun. the california attorney general's office has today come to the same conclusion as the da's office. >>> we're angry, we're disgusted. we also expect them to do what they're supposed to doorwhat they did do. we also expect these officers to get fired. >> the reaction to the investigation spilling once again onto the streets of sacramento given the results of a second independent investigation into police conduct. >> based on our review of the facts and evidence in relation to the law, i'm here to announce today that our investigation has concluded, that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained. >> she me your hands. gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: 22-year-old stephon clark was gunned down in his grandmother's back yard on march 18th following a police pursuit. the california department of justice review cited the fact tha

as the governor halts executions in california. we look back at the contentious history of capital punishment in the state. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. cheating scam has led to 50 people facing federal charges -- including some high-profile parents like lori loughlin and felicity huffman.(ken) we are learning tonight -- two parents from the bay area are also involved. both have students at san rafael's marin academy. "bill mcglashan jr" is accused of bribing a u-s-c associate director to get his son recruited as a punter. this -- despite the fact that marin academy doesn't have a football team. affluent napa valley wine maker -- agustin huneeus junior - is also charged. he is accused by federal investigators of paying singer to help his daughter cheat on the s-a-t test....and bribing to get her onto u-s-c's water polo team by fabricating her athletic profile that i

with love, california. trump gave his support to the growing call to make daylight saving time extended year- round. he tweeted on today, "making daylight saving time permanent is o-k with me!" but if he wants to eliminate the legal requirement of "falling back" an hour each year... he will need congressional approval. most states actually observe eight months of daylight saving time, and just four months of standard time.a common justification for keeping the time change, is the belief that americans use less energy with extended summer daylight hours...but studies have found that's not the case. (grant) still ahead... an nfl superstar is coming to the silver and black. sports director mark carpenter joins us in studio to talk about the trade that has shaken up the n-f-l off-season. (grant) the parents of a young woman who they say is being manipulated by singer r- kelly... are desperately trying to reach their daughter. tim and jon-jelyn savage say r-kelly has brainwashed their daughter, joyce-yln savage,

michelle: nos conectamos con josÉ en california. quiero saber cÓmo se encuentran usted y gabÁn aquesta afuera de su domicilio. josÉ: gracias a dios nos encontramos bien. un poco de quemaduras en la cara y en el brazo. si pueden mirar ahorita, el dueÑo del terreno y sus ayudantes andan limpiando la propiedad. no me dejan entrar por las quemaduras. no quieren que se me vayan a infectar el estar aquÍ con ellos pero no se puede. fue un momento de verdadtuve que correr desde allÁ enfrente hasta acÁ atrás cuando ya el fuego se habÍa comido la mitad de la casa. borja: una heroica acciÓn por su parte. sabemos que toda su familia se encuentra en buen estado. estÁs en los restos de una vivienda donde estamos habitando con tu familia. cual es la sensaciÓn cuando compruebas que estÉn todos sanos y salvos pero que tus cosas personales quedado reducidas a simplemente quemadas? josÉ: se siente triste porque uno ahorra sue cheque por cheq. se siente feo de ver que ahora lo Único que yo ceguera mi esposa y -- poseÍa en -- era esto. e

a la corte de apelaciones, que protegen a los inmigrantes, esta demanda estÁ entre la casa blanca y california y se presentÓ en el 2018. >> en dicha demanda se limita la cooperaciÓn policial con los comisarios de inmigraciÓn, permitirle a los funcionarios de inmigraciÓn el ingreso a los centros penitenciarios en ningÚn tipo de orden judicial. >> por su parte el presidente trump ha fallado en varias de sus polÍtica y ha demandado a su administraciÓn decenas de veces por atenciÓn mÉdica. >> un nuevo reporte derecho dÉbiles demuestra que el sistema de migraciÓn y aduana tener acceso a ciento de millones de placas de automÓviles. >> esto activista utilizan esta informaciÓn para rastrear, miguel gÓmez tiene los detalles de de san francisco. >> todo lo dÍas el seÑor alberto tiene 40 aÑos conduciendo al enterarse que aduana tenga la informaciÓn de dÓnde estÁ su coche no le parece. >> a los latinos de habla hispana nos da miedo, pienso que estÁ muy mal, esas cosas son privadas. >> la uniÓn de derechos civiles mÁs de 9000 agentes tiene millones de placas de conductores. >> mÁs d

pg & e is expected to file rates with the california puc towards the end of march. they have 30 days from the day of the decision, indicating the specific effective date of the rates and we've heard april or may and that's what we're looking at. at that time, the sf puc will finalize clean power rates per the rate action taken on december 11 and approved by the board of supervisors following the rate hearing of february 15. until the rates are implemented, clean power existing rates will remain in effect and will continue to be below pg & e's generation rates. clean power assessed rates are currently to provide customers with a 2% savings against pg & e's generation costs after accounting for the exit fee. and more on the pcia. the california puc also has a proceeding open to address reforms to the exit fee methodology. there was a decision issued for phase one of that proceeding in october. and phase two was just initiated earlier this month. so the california puc issued a scoping memo laying out its agenda for this next phase. key issues in this upcoming phase inc

on the satellite you can see high pressure sitting over california. it's going to stick around through the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s with sunshine and high clouds. this weekend will be even warmer with highs in the 60s and 70s. (grant) in national news tonight... it's the end of one chapter in special counsel robert mueller's probe -- but not the end of legal drama for former trump campaign chairman paul manafort.(vicki) shortly after a judge added to manafort's prison time for charges related to his lobbying business, new charges were filed against him in new york state. karin caifa has details from washington. paul manafort in a d.c. federal courtroom, saying, "i am sorry for what i've done." the former trump campaign chairman, wearing a suit, seated in a wheelchair, for his second sentencing in less than a week.judge amy berman jackson, responding, "saying i'm sorry i got caught, is not an inspiring plea for leniency".she sentenced him to an additional 43 months in prison on top of the 47-month sentence delivered in northern virgin

we have another atmospheric river developing for california. the good news right now is everything is showing it hitting central, also southern california, and then we'll have a storm system riding along the top of this atmospheric river as we hit tuesday and also wednesday's forecasts. so a look right now at storm ranger and mobile doppler radar, it is you are dry as you can see from the north bay to the south bay, but we do have showers that will start to bubble up once we hit tomorrow morning. again, it's that northern edge of the atmospheric river. it doesn't look that heavy for tomorrow morning. but as we head through tomorrow evening, we'll start to see our rainfall pick up. full detail and the timing and totals coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks, jeff. of course, jeff will be tracking the storm on his twitter feed. in fact, he started 20 minutes ago. he posted the sierra snow forecast. do you know what it is? you can find out by checking out his tweets at jeff ranieri. >> students were back in class, but not all of them. hundreds s

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katie porter / (d) california: i'm so sorryanna wiernicki: california democratic congresswoman katie porter fought through tears to tell her story of when she was a victim of domestic violence. katie porter: each year millions suffer in silence for fear that getting help will result in their being blamed. anna wiernicki: democratic house spea, like porter, depend on the violence has the right to live free from abuseanna wiernicki: house democrats áand some republicans-introduced an updated vawa on thursday-three weeks after it expired.new york democratic congressman jerrold nadler says this bill completely revamps the decades old law and expands protections for survivors of domestic violence.jerrold nadleru.s. congressman, d-new yorktake cg @ 0:47-0:55among many things it expands the permissible use of grant money focused on increasing survivor, law enforcement, and community safety. it improves services for victims.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:56- 1:01the bill would make it illegal for anyone convicted of date violence or stalking to own a gun.debbie dingell

. >>> and emotional announcement by governor newsom to suspend the death penalty here in california and his decision not sitting well with some victims of the inmates on death row. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 22. >>> thank you for waking up with us, thursday morning, march 14th. i'm pam cook. >> is at 4:00? >>> i'm frank mallicoat in for a sleeping dave clark enjoying another day off. steve paulson says another nice day? >>> another nice day, just won a big low is in the middle of the country setting all the records. not for us. >> this bomb thing they are talking about? now we have a bomb? >> a big low, keep it simple. >>> all roads and big lows lead to omaha and there it is with pressure around kansas and colorado yesterday. i will tell you, if you saw the pictures from denver international, it was a mess. people were stuck and it was a huge system and continues to be. i will keep track of that for you. 30s, 40s and 50s and a good breeze the last couple of days. we might see upper 20s but a wide variety of temps. any breeze holds that temp up. if not, you are in the 3

i am assistant chief counsel of the california air -- board. one of the oldest and largest environmental bodies in the country in the world and working on the hardest problems, given tens of millions people living in california in deep valleys and desperately need protection from difficult air quality impressing climate change. i will make three points today that will elaborate my written testimony. as we heard from the chair and from panelists, the clean air act is built on a federal framework. in the very first revision it recognizes two critical points we talked a bit already today. first that the states need to be the primary regulators, but second, they need a strong and consistent federal partner that supports their work to protect their people. now a hallmark of that program is the clean air act's vehicle programs. california has been regulating vehicle emissions since before there was a u.s. epa and clean air act. and they recognize that treating california and the many states that have joined it functionally is the laboratory for innov

(robin) california's new... but still-in-the-making... be put to the test today in oakland. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, thousands of people will receive a "shake alert" on their smart phones. beginning at 11 a.m. wednesday, some 40,000 people within a 60 square block radius of downtown oakland west of lake merritt are going to receive an earthquake shake alert on their cell phones that sounds something like this.shake alertthat sound will be the first major test of california's new wireless emergency alert system says o.e.s. spokesman ryan arba. ryan arba/state office of emergency services "....today we teach people when they feel shaking to drop cover and hold, the goal here is that people will receive the alert and they'll have that much more time to protect themselves during a big across california, washington, the shaktrack seismic waves underground and warnvulnerable regions as much as minute before the shaking starts says usgsscientist robert degroot.robert degroot/united states geological survey ".....thats the idea, communication travels at the sped of l

california was in 2006. at san quentin this morning, sarah zandenan. >>> we are getting more information on that college adds missions cheating scandal affected hollywood, corporate board rooms and some of the nation's top universities including stanford. the school has fired sailing coach john vander moore and although administrators don't believe that anyone else was involved, the administration is launching a review. prosecutors say that wealthy parents bribed school staff to get their children into those schools actresses include lori loughlin from full house and felicity huffman from desperate housewives. huffman was released yesterday after posting a $250,000 bond. >> there can be no separate college admission system for the wealthy and we'll add no separate criminal justice system either. >> college entrance consultant richard singer pled guilty to accepting $250,000 in the scam. sailing coach john vander moore has pled y went to buying more boats and hiring another coach. >>> here in the bay area, a

<"our next step is to call on the california state auditer to conduct this audit of california law enforcement agencies to ensure they're in compliance with the state laws that would prohibit sharing this information with ice.">( darya ) one of the police one of the one of the police departments involved is union city police. kron 4 reached out to them for a statement, but they have not responded. ( james ) new this morning... the shell oil company will have to pay 165- thousand dollars because of refinery violations. the company reaching a settlement... for 16 violations over two years... that include sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide emissions in martinez. the revenues generated by the settlement will be used by the district to fund monitoring and enforcement activities. ( james ) now to the north bay. road construction could cause some delays for people in marin county. an emergency repair project will tie-up drivers on the 101 southbound between spencer ave and the robin williams tunnels. cal trans is working to repave part of the road... which is expected to last until monday... and th

>(robin) california has not executed any inmate since 2006. the executive order signed also calls for withdrawing california's lethal injection protocols and closing the execution chamber at san quentin state prison. the order does not provide for the release of any inmate or alter any current conviction or sentence. (robin) bay area district attorneys are expressing their views to the governor's moratorium on the death penalty. san mateo county district attorney "steve wagstaffeá and san francisco district attorney ágeorge gasconá are at odds. wagstaffe believes the death peanlty is a deterrent for certain people, that should be left on the table. san francisco district attorney george gascon disagrees. <" there are certain cases when the most evil of people who do the most evil of acts , to the most vulnerable of our people they deserve the maximum punishment they forfeit their right to live among a free society and an incarceration society." /"it is a problem economically and socially it does not deter serous and violent crime, when you

. >> northern california is a stretch rouse ocean. tyler surfed in college, he was comfortable in the ocean. his loved ones don't want anyone else to suffer this. an agonizing wait. >> i'm supposed to go first. it's a nightmare. >> rockaway beach is small but unforgiving. a strong swell and cross currents make it dangerous for swimming. signs had here. >> that could be a good idea. can't imagine what his family is going through tonight. >>> major league baseball is suspending san francisco giants president larry baer for four months without pay. this comes a month after a physical altercation between baer and his wife was caught on camera. the district attorney decided not to file charges. in a statement the commissioner said he's holding baer to a higher standard because he's a leader and a role model. baer said i accept: i'm a twist in the jussie smollet case. prosecutors in chicago dropped all charges against the actor. he claimed two men shouted racist and anti-gay slurs and beat him and put a rope around his neck. the officers be

en las calles de ciudades fronterizas de california. >>nilsa le hace saber a la sociedad que en california, si se respetan esos derechos humanos y se les tiende la mano. nilson puso en claro que tuvo que invertir el dinero de los contribuyentes californianos, que el gobierno de trump no cumple con su obligaciÓn de dar albergue a migrantes que llegan a la frontera para solicitar asilo. para los analistas polÍticos, este es el Último episodio de largo desacuerdo entre el gobierno del presidente tan alto y el gobierno de california. estado que ha demandado 46 meses al gobierno del presidente trump. en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn. las autoridades pusieron en cuarentena a mÁs de 2000 inmigrantes que estuvieron expuestos a enfermedades contagiosas, como varicela, sarampiÓne influenza. detectaron que los casos de paperas aumentaron de cero a 236 durante el Último aÑo. >>> autoridades federales de salud reportaron nuevos casos de sarampiÓn. este aÑo se han registrado 228 casos en dos entidades. los mayores brotes se dieron

when he was governor of the state of california. as we look up above, we don't always have living grand marshals. kermit the frog, mickey mouse, we had sully sullenberger who saved 128 people in the hudson river several years ago. to the timengs us where we should take a look at the court room to talk about the rose queens. let's take a look at the portrait on the world -- wall of the 2019 rose queen. the hundred first for the 130th parade. this is queen louise. this is basically the way we refer to the queen. just queen and the first name. that is the same with the princesses. the crown on her head is worth $180,000. it is given by mickey moto each year. and it stays with mickey moto. here is an example of the older crowns. the one i like the most is the one down here, second row. it is the 1939 rose queens crown. and what is interesting about it, she got to take it home. pinsse it breaks down into for the blouse and bracelets. we are going to step into a room that is not used at all for actually planning the parade but rather for

northern california versus southern california. even with the home field advantage, team norcal was sadly outmatched. nigel butler had an unexpected sweep and won all five matches and brought team so cal to win. >> shout out to dominic butler and leo butler, best friends i ever had. anybody that supported me, i swear to god, thank you for supporting me. >> he loves his fans and family. >> you don't want so cal to win. when a guy is that nice, he must not be so bad. congratulations. >> team socal took home $5,000. >> mike was there all night long. it aired live all night long and a lot of people stayed up and watched. >>> a lot of people stayed up and watched this crazy weather you're talking about. >> you see this path is starting to move to the south, south san jose and los gatos and starting to decrease in intensity after sunset. busy day in the south bay. >> we will see you at 11:00 and maybe it will be all calm. >> it will be. >> see you then. alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get

<"our next step is to call on the california state auditer to conduct this audit of california law enforcement agencies to ensure they're in compliance with the state laws that would prohibit sharing this information with ice."> (grant) ice released this statement saying "like other law enforcement agencies, ice uses information obtained from license plate readers as one tool in support of its investigations. it doesn't use it to track or locate individuals who have no connection to ice enforcement activities, and it doesn't take enforcement action against any individual based on the information obtained." end quote. as of right now, we don't know whether any deportations have been made as a result of the license plate reader data. (ken) the arrest an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman has rekindled the debate over to what extent local law enforcement should cooperate with federal authorities. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, santa clara county says it's only following the law, despite criticism from other local officials. (suspect mug) carlos eduardo arev

, southern nevada and a lot of rain into southern california. it will merge with the system coming from the north and that will be a huge low by it the time it sets up, setting up blizzards conditions in the front range. there are still 30s but there is a lot more 40s to even 50s out of and pittsburg. west wind, holding up in san mateo, belmont. gusting about 25 miles an hour moves in. a lot if you are heading to spring training. today is not the day but it will improve. that system will give us a little bit of rain to the north. i would not cancel any plans or anything because south of santa rosa will be nothing but partally cloudy. today, 60s on the high side. these are really average for this time of the year and then by the weekend, it looks like all signs point towards a warmup day with upper 60s kicking back in on friday and low 70s for a few on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >> social media rescuing a local business owner. the big response by twitter after nobody showed up the a do >>> girls, let's check in with gasia. >>> when i join

so i work in california. working in california the civil war era factors in pretty heavily. the first thing that comes to mind is that the warriors sit within the period identified by scholars as the period between 1850s and 1870s when americans that a genocide against the indians. as previously the definitive is done by my colleagues at sac state and the movie and benjamin madly. with those authors and their stories i think their endpoints both around reconstruction and sometimes under construction i take that as a transition point. in my own work i asked how people sustain their families and their communities, how they retain land or recovered land project and how they put back together political identities. i see three trends in the civil war era impacting native californians and i think tries to suggest questions for the larger field. first in california there's a long transition from bound indian labor to free labor, to wage labor specifically for native californians. second the trend i see is recurring but nevertheless overwhelmingly powerful federal attempts to establ

rhode island follows california. delaware follows california. we're all in on your efforts here. administrator wheeler proposed new fuel economy emissions rule that would wrench away california's long standing ability to set its own standards and will allow our states to follow. because an attack on california is an attack on everybody -- on all of us, ok, and we feel it as an attack. has california's clean air act waiver for vehicle emission standards ever been revoked? mr. stegall: no, it has never happened. senator markey: it has never happened. so the assault on state standards -- means more oil imported from the middle east, more carbon pollution in the atmosphere and more uncertainty for states and car companies. mr. stegall, with all these lose-lose outcomes, who would trump is the winner if wins through his e.p.a. administrator wheeler? who's the winner in all this? mr. stegall: this is purely oil companies. senator markey: oil companies? mr. segall: yes. senator markey: so oil companies are doing cartwheels with happiness they have about how much lower the fuel economy s

we've got a lot more to come in this hour of syrian news hour including california's governor declares a moratorium on the death penalty imports one of america's most controversial issues firmly back into the spotlight. after a pause to allow civilians to flee the bombardment of ice all final stronghold raising. and coming up in smoke with randy thousands of fans turn out in now but ahead of the first race of the fall no one sees. their ten saudi women have peered in a court in riyadh for the first time since their detention a year ago the cases have them against them have drawn international condemnation and outrage over the state of human rights in the kingdom lou jane al half full one of the lead campaigners against the ban on women driving is among those standing trial mohammed has story. is a younger activist who's been fighting for saudi women inside to drive among other demands she's a graduate of the university of british columbia in canada and was ranked by arabian business magazine as third on the list of top most powerful arab women in two thousand and fifteen in recognition

with love, california. massive storm is bringing high winds and intense snow throughout parts of the country today.( james ) the winds were so high in new mexico --- that they caused this twenty six car train derailment. as you can see --- the train cars were knocked off of a bridge --- but somehow --- no injuries were reported.( darya ) and in colorado --- it was strong winds and heavy snow that stranded these 18 wheelers along interstate 70. there was also a one hundred car pile up on interstate 25 because of the storm. some of the drivers were stranded out on the roads for hours -- as rescue crews struggled to reach them.( james ) and take a look at this --- this is a neighborhood in colorado springs just a few days ago... before this massive storm hit. and this --- (5 secs into vo) is what it looks like now. completely covered in snow... and more is still coming down. (darya)(james) lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. day with temperatures this time around even warmer than those felt y

california governor gavin newsom has already announced the withdrawal of some california national guard troops from the southern border. he said that troop withdrawal was intended to, quote, refocus on the real threats facing the state. to prepare for the upcoming fire season in california. i should tell you, california is also one of the 16 states suing the president over his emergency declaration to try to build his wall. joining us now for the interview here in studio is california governor gavin newsom. governor, thanks very much for being here. >> it's great to be here. thank you, rachel. >> so when i asked you to come in and be on the show tonight, i didn't exactly know what was going on in the news. >> yeah, tough. >> i have to ask you in the wake of what we believe has happened in new zealand. i mean, we know about the extent of the violence and the terrorist attack that was committed. we are learning more about what the gunman may have intended. what's your reaction? >> it's interesting. i mean, the way you just set this up, invaders. it's just an interesting fact last week whe

california department of public health director karen smith says california typically sees about 25 measles cases a year. so far most of the state's cases are in northern california.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "they are generally always associated with returning travelers who were unvaccinated or undervaccinated. the same thing is true this year although we do have slightly more cases than we had in the past few years."smith says the majority of the recently confirmed cases come from just a few travelers.((karen smith, ca dept. of public health)) "the biggest concern for us is the more people that come in to california with measles, the more likely they'll transmit in the period of time before they're sick.((az standup)) "smith says california is not in a measles emergency the way washington and new york are."smith: "but we are being very vigilant." the department expects to see slightly more measles cases this year. smith says vaccines are the single best protection society has against measles. tag. (ken) (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now

queer california opens at the oakland museum of california april 13th. >>> there's another light storm in the forecast tomorrow before we see a stretch of dry weather. >> drew has our seven-day forecast for us coming up. ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. >>> a group of state lawmakers is pushing to pass a law to ban all flavored tobacco products in california. supporters believe tobacco companies target young people in their marketing campaigns. some bay area legislators are part of the group supporting the law. they blame flavored tobacco products for getting youngsters addicted. a habit that's hard to break. >> california will not sit idly by as another generation gets hooked on nicotine. in fact, we may be too late already. >> if passed senate bill 38 would also ban the sale of menthol cigarettes and flavored chewing tobacco in california. a san francisco-

in california. health care is a human right and i hope that i can count on all of your support and reaffirming this city and the county of san francisco's support for universal health care. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor fewer. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: colleagues, i ask that we adjourn today's meeting in honor of tess rosstein, tess rosstein was a self-described world traveler and a co-op founder and bicyclist. she formally worked at median. she graduated in 2012 from stanford with a degree in psychology and a focus on anthropology. she was known as a creative designer and an active community educator and volunteer. tess was deeply involved in her local community, advising and volunteering with bay area women against rape, race ford, a racial justice innovation system, and the digital public library of america. last friday around 8:30 a.m., tess was riding her bike to work along howard street as she did on most days, when she was tragically killed. she was just feet away fr

because window, we also know california. part of it is i lived my whole life the near publishing companies don't know my back are the way i know my backyard so that was part of the motivation. >> book "hometown pasadena", what is it about? >> "hometown pasadena" is anything but the city, the city pasadena which i think, which i think i told you i fell in love with it and it was much richer than i thought it would be when i first moved here 27 years ago. and it felt all aspects of it. it's very feature magazine oriented. we have a lot of essays from notable writers, a lot of good writers in this community, but the culture, architecture, the city has got, is internationally famous for architecture. the architecture, the gardens, also famous for that. the culture, the literary scene, both past and present, the food. pasadena has, allegedly has come we did the best we could to verify this, more nonprofits per capita than any city in the united states. also has more restaurants per capita believe it or not in any city in the unit

only california voters can do that. voters have supported capital punishment including back in 2013 when they chose to expedite the executions. he will make the announcement at 10:00 this morning at the state capitol. we will stream that for live at >>> kamala harris and libby schaaf tweeted their support of the governor. i hope you were with us in the last hour of mornings on 2 when i asked london breed whether she supports the moratorium. >> i don't support the death penalty and i think that it is a bold move. and i'm excited for this to happen and hopefully eventually to see the death penalty repealed in california. >> california hasn't carried out an execution since 2006 when clarence ray allen was approximatity to death by lethal injection for a 1974 murder. >>> new this morning, just miappearing on ktvu mayor breed announced her choice for the next fire chief. jeanine nicholson was tap today lead the fire department. she calls her a dedicated public servant and a tremendous she is be the second woman fire chief fo

next, our cities tour visits visalia, california -- california. you can watch more of our visits on c-span.org. you get the feeling that people realize how much comes out of this valley? >> we do when living here and being part of what comes out of here. back on the east coast, i suspect it would come as a therise that california is top producing agricultural state in the nation. think about the juxtaposition with people, land development and managing national -- natural resource , ae, you think of all that lot of people outside california would not really understand the big on her the cultural engine of the united states. about six we are miles north of visalia. migratethe property this isher came to -- the property migrate grandfather came to. it really did not hit much. after a couple trips into this arean, he settled into the . this was all swamp land at the could filech of them acres. they were livestock people and .ver time, the operation group , like a cattle, hogs lot of people in the area. the central san joaquin valley to the lake basin.

la lluvia localmente fuertes se mantendrÁ cerca de las regiones costeras de california. a medida que el sistema se va a ir desplazando hacia su para el domingo, es posible que en el Área de la bahÍa, en horas de la maÑana registramos algunos aguaceros dispersos. en el condado sÓlo mÁs espera cerca de una pulgada de lluvia. si ocurre alguna inundaciÓn, tenga mucha precauciÓn. cabe destacar que esperamos inundaciones importantes con el paso del sistema. a travÉs del banco central, los acumulados se esperan a menos de media pulgada de precipitaciÓn. temperaturas a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa, cerca de los 60 para san josÉ y optan con los mediados 50 este fin de semana. concord con condiciones cercanas, asÍ como san francisco. santa rosa en 51 a 55 grados. posiblemente aumente la temperatura hacia finales de comenzaremos a observar que el termÓmetro superarÁ los 65 grados. el domingo recuerde su cambio de horario. posibilidad de lluvia para la maÑana. lunes, tranquilo. hacia el martes, sistema con mÁs precipitaciones. hacia finales de la prÓxima jornada la