during lockdown, rachel 0smond turned to newson health clinic for help.bed 50 micrograms of oestrogen, half the licensed dose. but rachel's symptoms didn't improve. in fact, they got worse. hot flushes all the time, relentless. anxiety, couldn't sleep. didn't sleep for days. morning sickness. over the course of several months, the clinic upped her dose to 300 micrograms — three times the licensed dose. ijust kept getting told, some women need higher doses, some are ok on lower doses, itjust all depends on your body. specialists can prescribe over the licensed dose if it is in the interest of the patient. rachel says her symptoms were getting worse, and she was having pelvis pain and heavy bleeding. in the end, she went to her gp, who referred her to nhs specialists, and she was diagnosed with a condition called endometrial hyperplasia. that can be a precursor to cancer. i've never, ever prescribed that dose of oestrogen to anybody. professor rymer attributes rachel's hyperplasia to the treatment she received at newson health. while rachel's oestrogen dose

gavin newson.sco mayor-- deadl ed lee it was a tight group and none the less, many people were able to speak about how this bridge impacted them. >> this went on for quite awhile but understandably, many people were excited. you are looking at the beautiful eastern span of the bay bridge. we are still looking at the ceremonial crossing. we will get word as to when this will be open to the general public. it looks like there are regular cars now we will have more of the bridge tonight at 8:00 p.m. j.r. stone is going to give us a firsthand look at what it will look like. that is coming up at 8:00 p.m. and in other bay area news. san jose. police say they need your happening now.the search for a hit and run driver in san jose. after two women were killed. 4 a.m. monday. a heavily- damaged late model grey or silver mercedes sedan after it slammed into a utility be seen. a few yards away, covered by a blue tarp is a compact toyota yaris. both passengers died. the driver of the toyota is carmen zavala o

newsons aunt spoke on his behalf. 'putting him in jail is not going to help. so many go in and coming out with the same problem ... he needs mental help!!.the prosecutor told how newsons carjacking spree ended may 31st 2015 after getting stuck in a swamp in dispatcher that he was scared after being tuck in mudand then newson spoke. i know the stuff i did wasnt right. thats all i knew at the time.the prosecution recommended 50 years of initial confinement. i think i need time to understand who i am and im sure youre going to give that t rosa sentenced him to 41 years of initial confinement. this carjacking problems is completely out of control and needs to be addressed in a very forceful way.'newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february and committed these crimes in may. he had two earlier juvenile delinquency cases that were dismissed or ordered supervision. bank and leading police on a chase through several counties enters a not guilty plea in court. police say 41-year-old patrick paasch walked into the north shore bank near 60th an

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and, 19-year-old brandon newson of milwaukee was sentenced for committing seven of them. it started on may 24th 2015, with the first victim who was eight months pregnant. 2:47 the defendatnt approaches her and basically points a gun at her and tells are to get out of the car.a similar scenero would be played about six more times—with him threatening his victims with a gun. 'i want to apologize to the people he on his behalf. 'putting him in jail is not going to heip. so many go in and coming out with the same problem ... he needs mental help!!.the prosecutor told how newsons carjacking spree ended may 31st 2015 after flgetting stuck in a swamp in waukegan, illinois. 'ironically he told the dispatcher that he was scared after being tuck in mudand then newson spoke. time.the prosecution recommended 50 years of initial confinement. i think i need time to understand who i am and im sure youre going to give that to me.judge frederick rosa sentenced him to 41 years of initial confinement. this carjacking problems is completely out of control and needs to be addressed in a

mayor kevin newson, and as will the san francisco mayor ed lee.: those people that are gathered are those local dignitaries? >>reporter: yes. mayor gavin newson, and pamela harris and at least those of the ones that are gathered of the bottom of the staircase. and ed lee is the new mayor of san francisco. others have been invited and i am guessing they're going to be able to meet with him before he gets on to the helicopter. as you know, he is only expected to be here for under 12 hours. here he comes down the ramp. the president of the united states coming down the rabbit s f o.at coming down thet as of all. speaking with san francisco mayor, at sfo, and right there is the former mayor, mayor gavin newson. and now, shaking hands with kevin newson. and lt. gov. pamela harris. giving her a kiss, and a hug >> she was one of the early supporters of barack obama and even flew to illinois for his announcement of his candidacy for the president of united states. you can see how they are sharing that now she is the attorney general. he also supports her

the edge over newson was within the polls margin of era. only newsom has launch aid campaign so far. >>> it's the largest earthquake registered so far, 3.4. since yesterday, there are more than 30 quakes in that area most range from magnitude 1.6 up to 3.0. the annual shakeout taking place today in california for people to brush up on earthquake survival skills. people took cover in schools and government buildings during a drill this morning. >> a lot of times when an earthquake hits it starts shaking. in your mind, remember drop, cover, hold on. you're going to dive under a table or somewhere. you'll know what to do. >> transit systems took part including bart that briefly slowed trains to 27s miles per hour. the shakeout began in 2008. >>> officials have identified the occupants of the small plane that crashed into a lake tahoe neighborhood last week. the old aredo sheriffs office said the two died in the crash. the owner and pilot of the plane was new. they're trying to determine what caused the crash. >>> el nino can't fail. it will br

governor newson made that announcement today saying certain protocols would still be followed. ktvu's cristina rendon own joins us now the latest on today's developments. christina? >> governor newson said the virus is not behind us, but we are making progress, and with that said, hair salons and barbershops cannot open, except for parts of the bay area. the majority of our counties are being much more cautious. >> you will soon be able to visit the hairs on or barbershop depending on where you live. governor newson announcing most businesses can now open and 47 out of the 58 california counties that have self attested to meeting the state's criteria for moving further into stage two. in the bay area, the approved regions where salons and barbershops can resume operations include napa and solano counties. >> we are making progress, moving forward. we are not looking back, but we are walking into the unknown. the untested. literally, and figuratively. >> it won't be business as usual. the barber or stylist and customer must each wear a face covering throughout the haircut. the s

newsons aunt spoke on his behalf. 'putting him in jail is not going to help. so many go in and coming out with the same problem ... he needs mental help!!.the prosecutor told how newsons carjacking spree ended may 31st 2015 after getting stuck in a swamp in

frank: the procedure under the mag newson -- magnuson act where they can propose that but it includes the men and women of the fishery. much of the east coast people don't like that. what noaa is doing is going around the referendum requirement by a new thing they call catch shares and can do

if mayor gavin newson? they could decide on who replaces them.here is some speculation that he might hold off until the new board is seated. he will not confirm that but will not give a date on when he is leaving. it will be sometime in january and he believes this entire situation will work itself out. christine connolly, kron 4 news. five school district employes are being investigated on allegations their repair received community organizations payments were hired to do work. that is accorded to the san francisco chronicle. payments ranged from a few thousand dollars, $40,000, and those people investigated have not been released. all five work for the district student service support department. >> and the recent assault of a woman on to good americans looking to her aid and more also attacked by the same man. good-samaritans. and the police are saying that what is the missing link? >> this is a bit of a conundrum, an important piece of the paws of a woman who cries for help. alerts good samaritans which has yet to come forward toward the inte

newson is being held at the woodbury county jail on $15,900 bond. a yankton south dakota man involved in an officer- related shooting in september was sentenced yesterday. 19-year-old trae angel was sentenced to 25 years in jail. the courtroom was full of yankton police officers as well as the mother of trtr angel. angel pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated assault against law enforcement, and one count aggravated assault resulting in serious bodily injury. officers attempted to take angel into custody in september when police say he assaulted carjack a woman at gunpoint. he later pointed a gun at the officers. the d-c-i concluded the shooting by officer jason foot was justified. officer foot spoke at the sentencing and said he had never been in fear of his and his colleagues lives until that day. coming up on news 4 at 6 briar cliff celebrated 50 years of men's basketball this afternoon. but could this year's team get a win today? find out later in sportsfource. << clouds will continue to be the big story as we close out our first day of the

. >>> gavin newsom and his wife jennifer siebel newson are expecting their second child. they are expecting a baby boy in june. the two already have a daughter montana. jennifer siebel newson scheduled to be sworn in next month but expected to still live in san francisco and commute to sacramento. >>> big storm, heavy rain. pretty looking night over san francisco. mostly cloudy with patchy fog overnight. tomorrow, cloudy skies. a few rain showers, especially in the north bay. rain increases from mid-day on. the real concern here is going to be tomorrow night. from 7:00 on, we can get heavy down powers dropping around the bay area as the storm strengthens as it approaches. few showers popping up to the north, few rain showers making their way in. could pick up 2-4 feet of snow above 5,000 feet. tomorrow morning, a few rain showers. noon, scatters. it's around 4:00 we get rain, steady around the bay. 8:00, heavy rain around the bay area. pink showing up, extremely heavy rain from 8:00 to midnight, down powers. flooding around the bay area, flood advisory and close to gettin

police say brandon newson was just 17 years old when his crime spree began. he was charged with 7 carjackings-- affecting 10 victims in just a week's time. newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february of 2015. these crimes were committed just three mo the milwaukee man who police say hit and killed a 5-year-old is now facing criminal charges. 30-year-old sherman liddell of milwaukee...is now charged with one count of hit- and- run resulting in death-- and one count of driving with a suspended license resulting in death. liddell has seven prior convictions of driving with a suspended license. according to the criminal complaint, girlfriend's s-u-v, when ric-kyia langham darted into the street. that's when he hit her. it was said in court, that him leaving the scene made his situation much worst than it had to be. 'had he stayed there... this may not have been a criminal charge or at least not as serious as it is now.' liddell is due in court later this month. a southwest airlines employee is shot and killed in oklahoma... what we kno

, i would say democrats were sleepwalking, and republicans were very aroused about wanting to get newson recalled. you had this big interest gap between republicans and democrats, and most republicans got into the likely voter sample , just based on their own testimony whereas democrats relatively fewer did. >> and also gavin newsom approval raisings are pretty strong right now. they are above 50%. >> turnout is expected to land somewhere around 50%, actual election day voting is expected to skew towards yes on the recall, perhaps heavily. one very open question is how many of those outstanding mail- in ballots will be turned in during the closing days? >> i did not receive a ballot when i was supposed to. so i called, and they sent it over. now i am dropping it off. >> there we go. >> time is running out to do that as the month-long special election winds down, and the polls become irrelevant. >> conditions won't change but it could change turnout expectations, we could be wrong, the pollsters could be wrong. there could be more republican enthusiasm waiting in that election day vote th

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. >>> governor newson bow down to what he calls the dimmer switch with rolling back the states reopening as the numbers are trending in the wrong direction. good evening, i am julie haener. the businesses had just reopened now that the shutdown again. starting today the following activities are establishment have to seize or close statewide indoor dining, when rings zoos and museums and bars must close all operations. in addition 30 counties on a state watch list including these seven counties in the bay area. the governor imposed are the restrictions in these counties today gyms, places of worship hair salons barbershops and shopping malls all have to close again. here now with the growing frustration among business owners and customers. >> >> the watch list counties make up 80% of california's population they must also close nonessential offices. this has a huge impact even for those expecting it >> it is not unexpected. >> russian river brewing was phasing out the dining room even before they intended to close. >> it was going extremely well it was worth being open even at reduce capa

england got the first gold of the day with zoe newson taking the para powerlifting title.ul lift of ioikg on herfinal attempt. that extended her lead at the top of the table. all the more impressive when you consider newson thought about giving up the sport after the birth of her son. england's olivia broome took silver. both the men's and women's cycling time trials ended up with australian gold, for rohan dennis and grace brown, and english silver, for fred wright and anna henderson. geraint thomas took bronze for wales in the men's race, after crashing early on. drew savage reports. rohan dennis has been champion twice and hold the our record, but set off from wolverhampton. thomas won bronze, but his chance of improving took a knock in the early stages. precious seconds ticked away to the man who just finished third in the tour de france. he was up quickly, but needed a hand to get his train back on. while dennis was flying, eclipsing england's fred right and setting the time to beat. despite the best efforts were thomas, the welshman had to settle for bronze again, fi

obviously, that did not happen and mayor gavin newson reacted to this decision saying that he considered this a victory. high and realizes that this decision does not been that this fight is over. >> we are making real progress and landing and and that is encouraging. i lot of people have waited a lifetime and if they can wait one more week? beyond that would be more difficult but people understand that this is a long process. it is not just a beginning, with conquers several beginnings, this is the first stage in the appellate process. the worst case is that would have to hold out for that decision. the best case, is that the interim. people can live their lives. >> now, all eyes may 18th, 5:00 p.m. and the mayor says that that will be ready to go. - august 18th. and today, they are working up the details when people will be able to pre- register online. or, to show up at city hall. and they could get perhaps 150 per day married. reporting live, kate thompson. >> price smokers wesupporters ot proposition 8, and one perso that on sup upset. >> my reaction today is going to be very simila

marriages there weren't 20 04, after saver cisco mayor kevin newson san francisco mayor kevin newson were invalid. kevitaft \ = and marriage comesn enormous package for legal rights. and to take this back, retroactively, the law also provides instability. and to balance between these two competing interests. >> and competition on both sides have to until qamar to submit arguments. and if they should also wait--wait until tomorrow. bajit is unknown when judge walker will make its decision. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> as you can imagine, same-sex marriage couples are waiting to hear. maureen kelly was in san francisco city hall. and in case that ban is lifted? >> scatters at the city clerk's office are getting a lot of phone calls from same-sex couples that proposition 8. they've been telling people they can not issue a marriage license until that ban is lifted. however, they are ready, with sappers making ca marriage license applications. and for same-sex marriage applications, if-one, the spin is lifted. lesbian-gate and for have day rights t decoup gay cl feel the south, however, to

live, from the bay area's news station this is kron 4 news at 4:30 >> now, 4:30 mayor gavin newson is giving sworn into is new post as a lieutenant governor. he served seven years acity governor, and how we can apply this city experience to the state of california. >> the interim attended with the city's administrator is expected to be appointed by the board of supervisors formally, tomorrow. christine connolly is here to tell us what we can expect of this interim mayor of san francisco. >> deportmenthe appointment of his humble by the request, and he spent today in sacramento. and he was recently traveling in japan when he hung around the news. and he will also be formally into does he was- also having to revenue police chiefs. and a budget with a very big deficit. two big things that to tackle right away. let me show you some of the highlights. if he is selected? he will serve as interim until november. and with the city's first chinese /american mayor. he has been in san francisco city government since 1989. as he served as a director of human rights commission, director of purchas

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and mace in shomason st., is packed with tourists, and mayor gavin newson think i witnesses will help identify, and she was the elementary school director. choose your for one month, and was going to leave qamar with your husband to go to senseless. reporting kate thompson. >> more gunshots overnight in san francisco. you can see the this particular an incident happened at 10:t15 folsom >> behind the yellow police for closing time. this club fol police recalled to the scene. and it is unclear if the victims were inside the club, both women were hit b. one in the ankle, oe in the arm, they're rushed to hospital. with the non-life threatening injuries there are no arrests and that this one, there are no suspects. this is a hot spot for late-night partying. and the city is averaging one club shooting per month. and now the feeling is that perhaps several michael to know on safe vicki liviakis >> this violence is after several my clubs which abound prompted city officials to take more steps to regulate problem night spots. and here is a look. july 11th, ran outside jelliey' and responding

and, 19-year-old brandon newson of milwaukee was sentenced for committing seven of them. it started on may 24th 2015, with the first victim who was eight months pregnant. judge frederick steph thanks bev steph thanks bev a large fire in ozaukee county sends a homeowner and a firefighter to the hospital. itha home on highway 33 between saukville and newburg. the sheriff's office says the 41-year-old homeowner was using a motorized siphon to remove gas from a boat -- when it ignited. the man suffered serious burns to his hands and legs. a newburg firefighter was also taken to the hospital with a heat related injury. the home and garage are considered a total loss. former neurosurgeon ben carson is turning down a job offer from president-elect donald trump to be secretary of health and human services. advise the president-elect from outside the white house. meanwhile -- house speaker paul ryan will serve a second term as speaker of the house. the wisconsin congressman unanimously won the nomination from his republican colleagues today for another term. ryan says his focus is

police found newson junior in southern california.. and are working to get him extradited back to nevada. metro police are looking into a possible hate crime after a man wrapped strips of bacon on the door handles at a spring valley mosque. and it was all caught on camera. fox5's abby theodros got a look at the surveillance video and joins us live near jones and flamingo with the latest. members of this mosque came to worship early sunday and were greeted with raw bacon on the door handles of the building. while it was surprising - they say they're relieved more permanent damage wasn't done. a man brazenly walks up to a spring valley mosque and wraps strips of bacon on the door handles.this is the aftermath. fayyaz raja, mosque goer: he knew there was a camera there. he even looked at us. i was really surprised at why a it happened sunday around 3 in the morning. just a few short hours after the vandal left the building -mosque goers found the pork on the entrance handle - putting their plans to pray to a halt. raja: the muslim communi

lana zak, newsone. water. reporting from charleston, south carolina. lana zak, newsone. developing now... the idea of a new stadium is on the fast track... and plans may lead..... right into a special session. but.... just how soon? 13 action news..... political analyst jon ralston has more..... on the potential timeline. ----special new meeting called for next thursday. is there movement on the money debate? it does not be putting out word a special session is nigh. ----but i chatted with steve hill, the committee boss, and he tells me he does not plan to call for a vote next week. so the social media traffic about a september 12 special session seems premature. ---a more likely scenario is a vote on a plan the following week -- september 15 and then the governor has a decision to make on whet session before the election. he will be under immense pressure from a major donor to do so. by thew way, i asked today if sandoval, who took 300 thousand dollars last cycle from the adelsons, has taken any this year. the answer: no. turning now to the race for the email controvers

police arrested vernon newson junior for the crime... they say it happened back on december 13th near lamb and police say newson shot and killed anshanette mcneil... they say the two were arguing, got out of the car, and newson shot her several times. he was arrested in southern california and will be extradited back to nevada./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > a man is facing charges... after police say he killed his father. it happened in henderson on monday at a home near paseo verde and saint rose parkway. police say eugene tshiyombo and his father got into a fight...and shot him to death. police were first called to the home by a family member to investigate his father as a missing person... and found him dead at the home later that day. tshiyombo is facing a murder charge./// brian loftus > now let's get a look at your forecast. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) ashley how's the weather looking today? ashley < here's a live look outside, beautiful shot of the linq on the strip -- 32 degrees right now -- winds calm coming from the sw at 3 miles pe

. >> mayor gavin newson, as the new lieutenant governor has:it created a political intrigue on who wille his place. >> even as the votes are being counted. the election party, people were questioned on who will step in to fill his shoes. still, no clear answer. the next scheduled election is nov., 211. the successor to of one year in office. would that be? as a lot do with timing the next scheduled election this november, 2011. tax on a successor mayor. right now, the board president is david shoe. with new members, and what will decide on a successor? will decide on who when he leaves office, he will not give an exact date. and he said it will not be before january. all he would say that he distillate these backroom deals going on. >> i am still mayor, and i'm still the mayor and i still have to recite and i will still lead to this city with out that-back from dealmaking. >> and with names being thrown around. they say it is too early to tell. >> and with david i've heard several names names camos, chu, these are names i've heard in the paper. and read in the paper. and i do not know i

. >> reporter: mayor gavin newson -- gavin newson is calling this equal rights. he is accrediting pala tensions that refuse to give up. >> it is a testament to the old adage of dr. martin luther king there right time to do the right thing. if you have to change things you have to do things. you have to make a human effort anything that we learned in 200 for to put a human face on the issue. that was made in advance of the courts about discrimination in the abstract it was about real people and their lives, suffering >> reporter: gavin newson is publicly optimistic. and he is hoping that this ruling will allow same-sex marriage to have marriage in the nation. >> we have the country that has the opportunity to step up into the right thing. with constitutional ban on same-sex marriage and a permit in those seven states and to ratify the good work that was done in california. >> reporter: the u.s. supreme court is going to hear arguments on tuesday and wednesday of next week. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> catherine: a 20 year old man was shot and killed in antioch today

newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february. these crimes were committed just three months later-- in may. e-s-p-n is reporting that the milwaukee bucks will no longer stay at hotels owned by president-elect donald trump. sources tell the network the bucks are among three n-b-a teams to make the decision. they say the team has alr arrangements when traveling to chicago and new york. we've reached out to the bucks for confirmation-- but we have not heard back. meanwhile in washington-- house speaker paul ryan will keep his title. today -- the wisconsin congressman was reelected to a second term. stephanie grady joins us in studio tonight with more... it was a unanimous vote by the house republican conference. keep in mind -- the official vote will come in early january, when the next session of congress begins. there was some question whether rocky relationship with now-president-elect donald trump during the campaign. the speaker spoke earlier today about the importance of working together with the incoming president. rep. paul

at the same time, time, president by now calling on governor newson to sign another bill. governor newson vd a similar bill last year and ind he will do the same this year. > >> present biden arrived to mile to deliver a speech to union me. union members. he spent the holiday visiting first wisconsid in pennsylvania. >> unions built the middle clas. middle class. > >> kamala harris delivered keynote remarks at a labor council breakfast in boston. the boston. the called on workers te in the midterm elections. >> continuing to support workers support workers and the ability to organize. also wage some benefit and recognize the value and dignity of their work. >> where the case goes from her. from here. >> it is the latest. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction tre

>>the details governor newson and lawmakers. are still sparring over the stories and much more coming up >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. >>now it's 10 happy lunar new year new video fireworks just light up the sky in san

police found newson junior in southern california.. and are working to get him extradited back to nevada. police arrested a young man after they found his father dead in a henderson home. but the call to report the father missing came from the same house. fox 5's ophelia young is outside the henderson police department after asking how this happened. yesterday afternoon family members of the father called police to the home nowhere to be found. police returned to the same home hours later to make an arrest. 21 year old eugene mbayi tshiyombo is accused of killing his father 68 year old mbayi ngenza. police found out a fight between them sunday night lead to the domestic homicide yesterday. tshiyombo was arrested at his home last night. this was after police were called back to the home - they found ngenza dead. "they had some additional information and when our investigators and officers searched the homes they found the victim who had suffered an apparent gunshot wound." so a bizarre series of events - there is a lot of information we

mason street is right next to union square, with tourists, and mayor gavin newson commended by witnesses, and she was the mother of two and a director of an elementary school. she was on the wan she wa on a one month lg vacation with her husband. reporting from san francisco, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> and another incident happened at 1015 the boltfolsom and vicki liviakis >> behind yellow police crime tape, the san francisco macabre to women were shot. for foreclosing time of 1:to be 6:00 a.m. and this is at. st, falls somewhere police were called to the scene. and it is not clear if the victims were inside the clubs and there were both hit out side, one with the upper arm, the 26 year-old in her ankle. they're rushed to nearby hospitals not life-threatening injuries. no arrests, and it not been any information on any possible suspects for the this is a hot spot for h nightspots, and this is averaging one if shooting per night per month. >> and san francisco mayor gavin newson signed an ordinance giving the city the entertainment commission more power to permit revoke the operating

newson awaits extradition back to north las vegas. a man is shot and killed inside his car outside a gym parking lot. at least one gunshot was heard outside the 24-hour fitness around 1-30 this morning near rainbow and alta. an employee dialed 9-1-1. officers found a man dead inside a white car with california license plates. police say surveillance video shows another car pull up with at least two people inside. a person from the passenger window fired the gun at the man... then the car drove off. police have not anyone with information about this shooting can call police or crimestoppers 7- 0-2-3-8-5-55-55. the woman accused of killing her husband in a downtown las on christmas eve for the first time. escalante shot her husband to death in front of a at the plaza hotel and casino. she was not asked to enter a plea deal for murder and child abuse charges. was opening christmas gifts killed david cordova. the child was not hurt. escalante is being held without bail. her court date is set for january 7-th. the 20-year-old man accused o

vernon newson jr. was taken into custody on a warrant and is awaiting extradition back to north las vegas. he faces the charges of murder with a deadly weapon and ex-felon in possession of a firearm. police say newson shot and killed the victim near i-15 and lamb on december 13th. investigators determined that the 28-year-old mother of six was in a car with newson.. before the two exited the car and she was shot several times. anyone with any information is asked to call crimestoppers./// ((paul joncich)) > a 21-year-old henderson man has been arrested for killing his 68- year-old eugene tshiyombo faces one charge of murder. on monday afternoon henderson police responded to a home near st. rose parkway and paseo verde after reports of a missing man. police say they found the man inside a home shot to death. police say tshiyombo who is the victim's son was in argument with him the night before. the dead man has not be identified by the coroner's office./// ((denise valdez)) > metro police are looking fo

all of that candidates except gavin newson came to the meeting afterwards. all of them said that they were confident that they won points in this debate. >> jana katsuyama in san jose today. >>> he handed down a controversial six month sentence to a sexual assault case, he spoke out to the public today for the first time. >> we have to think about what are the facts in the case, the legal principles that apply and how do i arrive at a just decision with the law. who will hope -- we shouldn't decide who will hate me one way or another? >> a stanford student, booked him six months in jail for sexual assault with the unconscious women. he has said that he was bound by sentencing guidelines and recommendations by the the probation department. >>> they have new superintendent one year after it was rocked by a campus sex assault scandal. he comes from the school system, max mcgee step down in the wake of five 2 investigates report uncovering the districts mishandling of assault claims. he will start june 1 pending approval by the school board later this month. >>>

newson says this would keep the second amendment in place but make work for the modern world. getting it passed is a long shot to say the least. as you can imagine, it has gotten support from a number of gun safety organizations, victims of gun violence, as well as a lot of pushback from the gun lobby, the nra and gun owners and supporters. >> none of the laws that he has proposed have helped california at all. we still have our issues here and the gun laws haven't changed. >> some people will say that common sense gun reform doesn't work, but i think that the data clearly shows otherwise. we are one of the most populous states in the country. we have a more diverse population. we do have gun owners. i am a supporter of the second amendment. but at the same time we need safeguards and guardrails when we are talking about weapons that are designed specifically to kill people. >> to pass, at least 36 states would need to support the proposal. if it feels like you have seen a lot of him in the news, this is just the latest national political issue newson has gotten involved in di

. >>> a gun control initiative backed by gavin newson has now qualified for the state ballot in novemberhis comes on the same day that lawmakers in washington ended their sit in on the house for demanding a vote on gun control. ktvu's jana katsuyama here now with the proposed changes in california. >> reporter: frank and heather, gavin newson gathered the necessary signatures and his gun control initiative was approved for the november ballot. there are six provisions which the lieutenant governor says would make a california's gun laws among the toughest in the nation. >> [ yelling ] >> come to order. >> reporter: house democrats ended their sit in thursday protesting the lack of vote on gun control bill. now some people wonder what next? >> i couldn't be more proud of congress and the city yesterday but at the same time i'm frustrated because at the end of the day it didn't manifest in action yet. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newson is issuing a call for action. with his initiative called safety for all. >> the idea was to have six core principles. >> reporter: those include

>> natalie brand live for us on >>> governor newson was in oakland this afternoon highlighting his new initiatives to help the homeless. the partnership with oakland includes deployment of emergency tents and trailers plus a boost in medi-cal funding to help meet funding. billions of dollars in state grants are available to tackle an array of issues. >> right here in oakland, alameda, $38 million will be distributed in real-time to meet this crisis head on. some 19 said $.7 million is available today immediately for the city of oakland to address first and last months rent, to start the process of converting hotels and motels into permanent housing. >> newson says in the next few weeks, the state will ti andes along y in grants to california. this year. the governor's live press conference was on kpix 5. coming up, kpix 5's da lin will have more. like mangled metal on highway one in pacifica when a one-one hurt. just after 3 am, a dodge charger got on the highway going north in the southbound lanes. it hit a mercedes suv. the driver of the charger was killed. his passenger and the othe

. >> a new uc berkeley poll shows governor newson beating the recall by nearly 22 points, compared tonow late july when some polls had the race at a dead heat. we asked kpix 5 wilson walker to explain the huge shift in the governor's favor. wilson? >> something else about that poll, 40% of the respondents said they had already voted in the posters went out and verified that. it looks like a pretty strong pole. what to make of the big shift? old saying in politics, never trust the summer polls, might be an overstatement but there are historically reasons to distrust what voters tell pollsters in late july. >> they are often being polled before a large number is not really paying attention to the election, especially in an off year or recall election like we are seeing here today. this time. >> just over a month ago poling suggested he was in trouble, now the very thing poll might have you thinking it's the governor's race to lose. political experts say this is not a broad change in consensus but evidence that the enthusiasm gap that we heard so much about was wide enough to skew the vo

newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february. these crimes were committed just three months later-- in may. ahead on wakeup - hear from donald driver on his induction into the packers hall of fame. employee shot and killed at an airport in oklahoma. where the suspect was found - coming up . and after the break - could licensed gun owners soon be able to bring guns into private schools? the new legislation one wisconsin lawmaker hopes to push through - sandy hook families are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit against a gun company. and a wisconsin republican wants licensed gun owners - to be allowed to carry on the grounds of private schools. kim is in the newsroom with more. state representative jesse kremer plans to introduce new legislation in the new year. wisconsin's concealed-carry law bans licensed gun owners from carrying on school grounds. kremers bill would leave it up to private let guns in their buildings. outside, they wouldn't have a choice -- licensed guns would be allowed. kremer says the state should get in

lee have spent eight hours trying to decide who should replace mayor gavin newson. and michael hennessey, and leap the decision has been delayed between these two men. and- lee or tennessee. >> and enough is enough, city officials are looking towards legal action to shut down a " wet " nightclub in downtown san jose. the shooting and other violence in recent months. most recently, new year's eve a woman was attacked by two other patrons. with a punctured cheek from a stiletto-heeled. and with paramedics were not allowed inside. >> would not want shootings or those type of thing and management is not doing anything to make this any better. san francisco has had difficulty with nightclubs, shootings and we do not want that. if we stop this now? or before it gets worse. >> this injured woman wanted medical professional help on her own. and this city in the court has a date with this nightclub later this month. however, it is under emergency 30 day closure from the city. >> and archaeological gems are dating back as the gold rush. this is a laboratory and lafayette. fil

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authorities say vernon newson junior was taken into custody on a warrant. he's awaiting extradition back to north las vegas. according to investigators newson killed 28 year old anshanette mcneil near an i-15 and lamb off- ramp on the night of december 13th. the two were reportedly arguing, got out of the car and she was shot several times./// ((paula francis)) > a henderson man is behind bars for murdering his father. authorities say 21 year old eugene tshiyombo shot and killed his father after the two had an argument. henderson police discovered the crime scene in the 24-hundred block of foxmoore court monday afternoon. a family member had reported the 68 year old man missing. facing one count of murder./// ((dave courvoisier)) > gambling regulators say they are closely watching the sale of nevada's largest newspaper to casino mogul sheldton adelson. nevada gaming control board chairman, a-g burnett, confirmed today that the agency is monitoring the recent 140- million dollar sale. they're also looking at questions raised about reporters being assigned to