it is irrelevant. >> quentin: i support -- >> tucker: >> quentin: if people want to break the law whateverunishment of the crime, yeah, they should deal with it. i do agree with that, yes. >> tucker: you guys are restless. i wouldn't give up my gun under any circumstance. i am posing no threat, i'm not giving it up and most americans wouldn't and you know that. >> this is about military style weapons. getting them off of our streets. >> tucker: you are scaring people when you talk like this. you are scaring me. >> quentin: we want to be able to defend ourselves. the second amendment. >> tucker: you know that. >> quentin: tucker, this is about total power. >> tucker: the i am being told we are out of time. >> quentin: i would hate for them to be able to be went i would hate for them to go to prison for exercising gun rights. >> quentinplease don't try thisn america. we are out of time. thank you very much. i appreciate it. tiger woods is the champ once again anyone the masters an amazing story come up once, the country is united in joy that t. why aren't more sports stories like that. i wil

quentin: the isle ic state to tire world is the bad example! >> show was the good thing.us of them. and from europe. there is -- quentin: the children of prisoners, --thchildren are prisoners,, too and they are still in danger. many of their parents remain in the grip of the islamic state ideologhatefu few of their home countries want any of them even in captivity, the malice overflows. "the a themselves, i swear. if i knew ey would leave us here, we would have attacked and slaughtered them one by one." mini-caliphatea in its own right. stretching mile after mile, it is a reminder of the best of the crisis the islamic -- it is a reminder that thmicrisis the isstate group brought to syria is not over. jane: it has been five months sinces flaept through paradise, california, and left the town adeost completely royed. the fire was the deadliest and most restrictive wildfirisin californiary. for residents, it has been a painful and long road to we return to visit some of those finding a nenormal. daysthink it was four after november 8, the rains started coming in. that is y e

. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california.nd he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. everyt

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. >> for those who are on a death sentence serving time, are all in san quentin? >> the men are in san quentin, the women are in women's facilities, i have visited for over 20 years. just to keep hope alive to see if it is possible to have a life while you're waiting for death. people typically on death row in california are waiting decades for the legal process to run its course. just to be in relationship and make sure that people are being treated like human beings. >> how do you keep hope alive? on this season of easter, a season of hope and new life, where you find that in prison? >> the person i visit as an artist and he paints wonderful pictures, particularly animals. he watches pbs shows to learn his craft, he does not have anybody to teach them so he is totally self-taught. he has gotten so much better in the time i have known him, a plate painted in owl for my granddaughter and it is life- affirming for him and the receiving end person. >> is living as if he has a future. >> which i am very moved by because i don't know if i would be able to do that. >>

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benedict 16th incident in san quentin. in a minute's time, our segment is almost over. begin to tell me this project. >> archbishop likes to say the very -- once we launch the teaching choir, the very first take-up was the catholic chaplain at san duinton which is a catholic community. we brought to sing for them, and 35 guys signed up to form their own latin mass. so we are rehearsing with him. we did our first latin mass there, and as one of the prisoners said to me, one of the men said to me, i really don't want to be here, but if i have to be here, i want to be in here listening to music like that. >> and this story that we showed you the slide from. that was a local story, but there was national news and the local papers got it, too. this is a story that is so refreshing and so welcome to know that, i mean, what are you doing while you are in prison serving your time. you can sing gregorian chant. pray a wonderful pasttime. let's take a little break. when we come back, we will talk about complicated music from the benedict 16th institute. the benedict 16th institut

>> the men are in san quentin, a few others but the women are in the women facilities. i do visit when i have visited for over 20 years. said to kind of just keep hope alive and see if it is possible to have a life while you are waiting for death. people typically on death row in california are waiting decades for the legal process to run its course. so, just again, to kind of be in relationship and to make sure that people, they are treated like human beings. >> and how do you keep hope alive on this season of easter? a season of hope and new life. where do you find that in prison? >> the person i visit as an artist, and he paints wonderful pictures particularly animals. and so the more he, he watches pbs shows to learn his craft. he doesn't have anyone to teach him so he is totally self- taught. and he's gotten so much better in the time that i've known him, really exciting. he painted an hour for my granddaughter, an orca for my grandson and those are life- affirming for him and for those receiving it. >> it sound like he is living as if he has a future. >> yes, whic

quentin somerville, bbc news, north—eastern syria.huong, one of two women charged with murdering the estranged half—brother of north korea's leader, has now resumed. this is her arriving in court a short time ago. malaysia's attorney—general rejected vietnam's request to free her after her indonesian co—defendent was unexpectedly released. huong is charged with killing kim jong—nam by smearing his face with a nerve agent at kuala lumpur airport in february 2017. let's get more from our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head. jonathan, what do we expect to happen in court? well, there's been a petition or a suggestion, i say, by the prosecutors, and offer, really, that they reduce the charge against doan thi huong. that would be very significant. both the women who were on trial were charged with murder, with knowing that what they we re murder, with knowing that what they were doing would kill kimjong—nam. now, prosecutors say they are going to propose, and we have yet to hear from the court whether this is going to go ahead, tha

captured is fighter hamza pa rvez speaking to our middle east correspondent quentin somerville.opposition has made some big gains, taking ankara. this is the first time in 25 years that president erdogan‘s ak party has lost control of the turkish capital. in the country's largest city, istanbul, mr erdogan‘s party was leading by fewer than 3,000 votes when the official tally by the state news agency was stopped. the opposition candidate says he has won. from istanbul, the bbc‘s mark lowen has the latest. president erdogan has lost control of ankara for the first time in a quarter of a century. here in istanbul an unbelievably close race. fewer than 3,000 votes stand between the two sides, the governing ak party and the opposition. and what has happened here in istanbul is that the official count, or the official figures released by the state news agency, has stopped at 99.9 — 99.89% of the votes counted, so about one and a bit per cent left of votes left to count, and just over 3,000 votes between them. so the opposition is saying that is an attempt by the government and the lev

captured is fighter hamza parvez speaking to our middle east correspondent quentin somerville.s. getting around isn't always easy. once upon a time you might‘ve used a bemo, a small, motor—powered rickshaw. but two years ago they were banned by the indonesian government. now, one former bemo driver has come up with a new way to use his old vehicle. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. sutino hadi, known as ‘kinong', is a man on a mission. he used to drive passengers around jakarta. now, he's trying to broaden minds. he's turned his old bemo into a mobile library, and it's the minds of the young he really wants to broaden. translation: when i first started, i could never imagine i could inspire that many children, but after a few years of driving around, i began to see the positive benefits. i thought i'm nearing retirement anyway, it's my responsibility to be a good human being and help others. bemos used to be a regular sight injakarta. for decades, they buzzed around the streets, weaving through traffic, but they weren't always safe and they weren't exactly good for the environment

in 2016, i went to san quentin. i invited to give a ted x talk. and, the experience crystallized for me, a comment, that one of the people in prison made to me, registered and stayed with me ever since, which is, none of us, none of them, but also none of us, should be judged by the worst thing we've ever done. to the people i had met at san quentin, they are on parole now, and i stayed in touch with. who lunch with one of them, i guess it was two, three weeks ago., he was telling me how inadequate the preparation had been both while he was in prison, and how inadequate the support was now, for reentering mainstream society, and mainstream economy. although he himself was actually doing quite well and an extraordinarily impressive individual. the context of criminal justice , we're going to focus today as i mentioned a moment ago, on bail, fines, and fees, including in fees, restitution. now, as all of us know, as all of you know, enormous inequities in our criminal justice system, and with expect to focus, or focusing on bail for the moment, if y

. >>> a documentary about the san quentin prison basketball team premiered tonight at the san franciscofestival. kevin durant is one of the film's executive producers and was at the premiere. it follows a group of inmate, some of whom were promising young basketball players before incarceration. and it shows how playing ball in prison can prepare inmates for life outside of prison walls. >> i hope it tells the world that behind the walls of prison, there are men that are worthy of a second chance. because they're working hard at understanding who they were, who they are now, and who they hope to be. >> the film focuses on three men on the san quentin basketball squad. one is about to be paroled. another is serving a life sentence. and the team's head coach, who is a convicted murderer turned mentor. >>> trouble at sfo creates chaos for flight schedules. the repair to took hours today. and why a weeks-long closure is planned for the summer. >> chief meteorologist bill mart sin working on his bay area forecast. through the weekend and beyond. and beyond. each morning, people wake. and smi

keenurprise everyone was to hear about was quentin tarantino's next film, "oncnce upon a time in hollywoodtarantino is ininhe editingng suite, on the final sprint to get it done in time for the festival. american cinema will be represented by the opening film on tuesday, may 14. it is called "the dead don't die." it is a zombie comedy-horror, driver and bill murray. >> this is not going to end wewell. >> they gravitate towards things they did when they were alive. >> chardonnay. >> did she just say chardonnay? >> yeah,h, she did. >> welcome to my world, zombies. horror comedye a zombie movie to kickoff cannes. it kicks off may 14 and we will be covering it for you on france 24. let's look at the top stories. france is paying tribute to the firefighters who helped save notre dame cathedral from collapse as the government launches a competition to rebuild the spire that fell in the flames. reportg awaited mueller into russian meddling in the election is being released today. north korea has tested a new type of tacactical l guided wea. nuclear talks with the u.s. are still in deadlock. updat

it documents the san quentin basketball program and follows a soon-to-be paroled star player named harry smith. he still has dreams of playing in the nba one day. >> looking to really change and figure out who they were, they are now and san quentin has a lot of programs including the basketball team that are integral in helping them understand that. >> if you weren't able to make last night's world premiere, keep an eye out on your favorite streaming services. that sound like a cool film. >> i'd like to see that. what an interesting topic. of course made by kevin durant, that's cool. >> kobe got an oscar for one he made. >> k.d. could be next. >> watch out. >> it's amazing how you pigeonhole someone into one thing, you're only a basketball player. no, they have more talent than that. they can do other things. neat to see them branch out. we need him to make another run towards the championship. some people are wavering if we're going to win or not because of the season we've had. you can see all the w wth around us. let me broaden it out. to the north, to the south and am the pressure w

penalty is in legal limbo after governor newsom placed a moratorium on executions and closed san quentin's death chamber. but the brother of one of the murder victims says in this case it is necessary. >> my dad found my youngest brother and his wife patti. they had been brutalized. my dad is one of the strongest individuals i have ever known. he found them and was never the same. >> deangelo faces 13 counts of murder, kidnapping and robbery in six california counties. last summer, the six das agreed they were going to consolidate the case and rtry it in sacrame. >>> the bay area football star charged with revenge porn was in court. vickie nguyen joins us with new details about maurice washington iii. what's his response today? >> we caught up with washington outside the santa clara county courthouse. he was expected to enter a plea today. but the case was postponed until may to give him more time to find a local attorney. washington faces child porn and revenge porn charges in connection with the video of his ex-girlfriend who was classmate later shared that video with their friends. wash

let's go live to quentin sommerville in beirut.area but the islamic state group is still intact and still a threat, throughout his message, something like 18 minutes long, he kept referring to the steadfastness of isis supporters will stop and we we re isis supporters will stop and we were reporting on the fall of the caliphate at the beginning, time and time again we would meet islamic state men and women who told us that they still believed in the islamic state group's hateful mission and they will be reunited and they would ta ke they will be reunited and they would take up arms and that abu bakr al—baghdadi had not forsaken them. he has bookmarked the caliphate, this was just after the official announcement of the caliphate's creation where he gave a sermon, now we have another message from him after it has been destroyed. in the message, we can time dated, we know it is recent because he refers to the recent elections here, recent events and sedan —— sudan, but isis is still a threat with those supporters. what does this leave

>>is one we enjoyed studying throughout this process same goes for quentin williams. josh allen. can go on and on as a very deep class that defensive line and that's exciting only for us, but i think for a lot of because that's something you just have the quarter. >>can pam you got to love this time of off and you got an f l draft drama to be a fun week thank you mark. >>coming up evidence mounting that shows sea creatures are in danger and the threat seems to be coming from one main source, we'll talk live with someone who's been investigating this issue and next children, a safe their pitch for downtown baseball stadium to the state capitol with a rally in ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome.

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. >> the squires program at san quentin is just one example. lifers lecture to kids to keep them from making their same mistakes. >>> in alameda, a special election wraps up in less than an hour. the issue on the ballot, the date of a popular piece of land. on mckay avenue right by crabb cove. the friends of crab cove want to keep it open as an open space providing bikes and walking but others want permanent housing for the aging homeless population in alameda county. >> this is my town, i have my kids here and stuff like that. it's hard. it is hard to pick a side. >> is the voters decide to leave the land as is, alameda may need to pay almost $12 million to acquire ownership of it, the poll closes at 8 o'clock tonight. >>> checking in with brian hackney, if that is any indication of what is coming, i am staying. >> travelers delights? is that what it is? whether you are sailing or taking a row, it will be a nice day in the bay area. we have temperatures come up a little bit, the wind will be with us this way and we do have wind advisory posted

quentin reef lives nearby and says it's mostly a quiet neighborhood has definitely >>i from my experience i like i walked through that parking all the time so it's kind of freaky to think about if i were to get hit. >>detectives say the unidentified 29 year-old man who was hit was in critical condition, but has upgraded to stable and is still recovering at the hospital. the hunt continues for the driver who put him there. it is unknown if the person who was hit new the driver. but detectives are hoping someone will recognize those people in the picture and lve them to the driver. here in sunnyvale go on kron 4 news. >>it's our responsibility to eliminate this risk. >>we own it like it's not it's not like. it was an accident this is not an accident. this is something that could have been prevented and should have been prevented. >>boeing is acknowledging a dangerous problem with the boeing 7.37 max aids. automated flight control system as grieving families react to a pollutant preliminary report showing that the pilots could not avoid crashing. now according to the report the pilots strugg

quentin sommerville has this update from beirut.nd that video was something like 18 minutes long, he kept referring to the stea dfastness long, he kept referring to the steadfastness of long, he kept referring to the stea dfastness of is long, he kept referring to the steadfastness of is supporters. and we experienced a lot of that when we we re we experienced a lot of that when we were reporting on the fall of the caliphate in the beginning of this year. time and time again we would meet is men and is women who told us that they still believed in islamic state group's hateful mission and that they believed women would be reunited with their husbands, the husbands would take up arms again, and that there caliphate, baghdadi, hadn't forsaken them. what is interesting about this video is that abu bakr al—baghdadi has bookmarked, if you like, the life of the caliphate. the last time we saw him was just after the official announcement of the caliphate's creation, in mosul, where he gave a sermon creation, in mosul, where he gave a sermo

from al—hawl, our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports.wl internment camp. they are what's left of the islamic state group and they number in their tens of thousands. and with them, sons and daughters. the camp is overwhelmed. here the war wounded are children. a broken enemy that's in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. the camp's three small clinics struggle to provide even the basics. most arejust given antibiotics or painkillers. despair lurks in every corner. noor al islam's father died in the battle of baghouz. this six—year—old from turkmenistan was shot in the face 15 days ago and she is still awaiting treatment. "there were a lot of snipers, artillery and bombs. in baghouz we had tents. we didn't have houses. a sniper‘s shot came through the tent door." is fighters used their own families as the last line of defence. and while they fought, their children starved. asma mohammad yousuf is six months old. while western governments prevaricate over what to do with the people here, children are dying. 169 have perished since leaving ba

and maybe, he didn't make the same amount of features as spike lee or quentin tarantino made, but then to enter up to you. we should remember his still the youngest person to be nominated for a best director 0scar. he was 23. 23 or 24 when he got the nomination for best director. and the first black president to be nominated for best director. that was a major achievement. bobby rivers, thank you so much. good to talk to. good to talk to you, lovely to meet you. iraq is facing a water crisis. last summer, the city of basra fell sick. more than a 100,000 people were rushed to hospital after being poisoned by the city's water supply. in the first of his two special reports our correspondent martin patience has been investigating the cause of iraq's environmental catastrophe. this lunar landscape brings life to the rest of the rock mark —— iraq. the rainfall feeds the sigrist river and the euphrates —— tigris, but it becomes contaminated almost as soon as it runs off the mountain. this is one of the biggest rubber stamps in northern iraq. this is one of the most extraordinary things i ha

the former us president quentin tweeted that he was heartbroken by her death.e creggan began as the police carried out a search operation targeting dissident republicans. the police say they have reviewed the intelligence that led to that operation and it is sound. that the blame for lyra mckee‘s death lies solely with the man who pulled the trigger. police say they're "continuing to liaise" with climate change protesters — on the sixth day of demonstrations in central london. more than 700 people have been arrested. activists are being encouraged to move to marble arch. the police say anyone refusing to leave other protest sites will be arrested. our reporterjennyjumah was there earlier this afternoon. there are protests happening at waterloo, parliament square. this is causing a huge impact on the police. they have had to deploy hundreds of officers, affecting the amount of cell space they have. wider implications for the criminaljustice system. they are using powers which enabled them to ask people to move on and if they don't they can arrest them. 715 peopl

legal limbo in california after governor newsome placed a moratorium on executions and closed san quentin'sth chamber. but the brother of one of the 13 murder victims says deangelo faces 13 counts of murder, kidnapping, and robbery in six california counties. last summer, the six d.a.'s agreed to consolidate the case and try it in sacramento. >> there is a new development in a story that we broke earlier this year. a local foot ball star charged with revenge porn, today he faced a judge in the south bay. his name is maurice washington iii. he's a running back at the university of nebraska. his future, though, is uncertain. he's facing criminal charges in connection with the video of his ex-girlfriend who was 15 at the time. the victim says it shows her being sexually assaulted by two classmates at kings a cad any in sunnyvale. washington did not record that video or did not appear in it, but prosecutors say he sent that video to his ex-girlfriend last march along with an offense i. message. the victim told us she reached out to congratulate him on his foot ball career, and she doesn't know

then, california did not have a federal penitentiary for women, so emma martin was sent enced to san quentin, state penitentiary. on june 20, sunday evening, across the united states, jehovah's witnesses sent telegrams to president wilson, condemning what happened. the very next morning, monday, june 21, wilson pardoned all four, and they were immediately released from prison. what i just described to you this morning are the first two legal battles of jehovah's witnesses, but they are certainly not the last. the last time we were in front of the supreme court of the united states was in 2002. that had to do with litigation between jehovah's witnesses and the town of stratton, ohio. during the 1990's, the municipal authorities of stratton had insisted that jehovah's witnesses obtain written permission -- written permission -- from the municipal authorities before they could go door-to-door. efforts were made to try to resolve the conflict but to no avail. the matter was taken to court. jehovah's witnesses actually lost in the district court and in the circuit court as well and then took the

the raiders closed out the draft by selecting pairy view defensive end quentin bell. was the 112th overall pick, former heisman trophy runner-up definitely fell in the draft tearing his acl back in december. he's also battled several ankle injuries but when he's healthy, look out. back in 2017 he ran for more than 2,000 yards with the cardinals. his explosive speed will be an asset in the national football league. the san jose earthquakes were on the road taking on fc dallas. this match was all about the keepers. daniel vega made four big saves, including this one in the first half. but san jose could not get past jose luis gonzalez. christian espa dosia there gets knocked away with one hand. this match would end in a scoreless draw. >>> there's drama in the nba tonight. the spurs and denver nuggets are playing a game seven. we'll have highlights tonight on the news at 11:00. getting back to bryce love, hopefully he's healthy and all of the injury problems are behind him. when he's healthy, he is dynamic. >> he is fast. >> certainly is. >> can't coach that. anthony, t

i've been getting the thoughts of our middle east correspondent quentin somerville, who until recentlying from inside syria. well, there's going to be a lot of a nalysts, well, there's going to be a lot of analysts, western intelligence a nalyst, analysts, western intelligence analyst, poring over this video to ascertain whether it really is him. it certainly looks like him, and it a nswe i’s it certainly looks like him, and it answers one of the biggest questions, where is baghdadi, and was he still alive? because it is worth remembering that for the past two years we have been told time and time again that he was in ill health, that he was suffering from diabetes, that he was no longer mobile, that he may have been killed in airstrikes. mobile, that he may have been killed in air strikes. but we always got a different story when we were on the ground in syria. people would tell us ground in syria. people would tell us that baghdadi and the other leaders us that baghdadi and the other lea d e rs left us that baghdadi and the other leaders left long before that final battle for the las

. >>> a death row inmate at san quentin was pronounced dead this morning after attempts to revive hime unsuccessful. prison officials say miguel mcgowan was found unresponsive in his cell at around 62 -- 620 this morning. they say an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. he was sentenced to death for the 2000 four murder of an l.a. police captain and has been on den death row for 10 years. >>> a man was accused of using a camera on his shoe to secretly record a little girls dress. the girls father so was happening and told him to stop. he ran off and was arrested a short time later. officers say they found cameras and other recording devices in his car. 4 we have an update on the store we brought you earlier in tonight's newscast. the rockridge bar station bart station is open again. it had been closed around 3:20 pm this afternoon after it train struck and killed a man there. a bark spokesperson says there appears to be no signs of foul play. services are after 5:00 tonight. >>> a new muni train was halted after mechanical issues. one of the problems were brought

he is courts a group of young men and women from the san francisco jewel knife court system to san quentin and provide intense peer counselling with the goal of deterring youth from actions that may result in their own incarceration. in 2005 he resource the san francisco public defender's juvenile summit award and they now established the jack jacqua fund. these also a long peopler of a memorial church. aside from the information in his bio, often times, jack is the first phone call that families will make if their children are in any kind of trouble whether it's incarceration or concerns at school or whether there are problems at home. not only do they make the phone call, jack is going to respond. and so it is my humble pleasure and i'm just excited to have the opportunity to honor someone who has done so much for so many of our young folks and reminds us that young people have the opportunity to change their resume and i want to thank you so much for all of your work mr. jacqua. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i appreciate it very much. i'm not in these pl

pumped when duke one he lied streamed himself storming into the warriors locker looking for duke alum quentinnd know how you door goes running running. i was his only go so crazy about sport since the browns got odell beckham junior remember that. >>that guy runs through the streets of cleanup. really call the police. so if you see a crazed man run around the streets of minneapolis on saturday night. don't call the cops. it might be dream on. it might be dream on. you know he could be there celebrating michigan's it whatever i don't care as long as he's back. in oakland on sunday to play the clippers. but the warriors have bigger fish to fry right now they play the nuggets who are nipping at their heels for the top spot in the west and that game is tomorrow at home in oakland, going home from the dance a loser is never way out. some players wanted a march madness carpet as a consolation prize, but security wouldn't let them have it.obviously a few guys were able to smuggle one out and post a pic. it would be kind of cool to put in your man cave.. if not.. i found lots of almost-as-awesome bas

one is a man from san francisco who spent years training at san quentin prison.?my breathing, it's my way of meditating. >> markelle taylor was part of a running group inside prison. he held all the written -- records for all the distances. he also made strides turning his life around after spending almost 18 years behind bars for second-degree murder conviction. the 46-year-old got his sentence commuted. >> as soon as he was found suitable for parole, for whatever reason, i saw in my mind he was crossing the finish line at boston. >> christine met him while directing a documentary on the thousand mile club. markelle taylor qualified for boston but barely missed the deadline. she was able to get him a spot on a charity team. >>> a major problem for a bay area bike sharing service. details on the recall. >>> the deadline for filing taxes is approaching. our business analyst will join us in the studio with some last- minute tips and a look at some simple financial mistakes made by otherwise intelligent people. made by otherwise intelligent people. many people living

he now waits transfer to california's notorious san quentin state prison just 40 miles west of santail he leaves, he will be in the jail's most restrictive high security housing unit for an alleged act of violence that occurred two months earlier. this time the victim was another inmate, robert haynes. >> my face, i couldn't believe it. >> beautiful face. so sad, man. surprised, man. >> charged with pimping, pandering and human trafficking to which he has pled not guilty, haynes says he had a friendly relationship with white. >> he was cool though. i didn't really have no problems with him till that day the day he lost a bet. >> according to haynes, white lost a bet with him over a football game. the wager was two $1 containers of instant soup from the jail commissary. >> he didn't want to give it up. then he did. when he gave it up, he started mouthing. i started mouthing him back. come holler at me in the cell. >> hanes says when he stepped inside the cell, white lunged at him. >> sliced me in the face with a razor. i didn't even see the razor in his hand, he did it so fast. i gues

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quentin reef lives nearby and says it's mostly a quiet neighborhood has definitely >>i. >>from my experience i like i walked through that parking all the time so it's kind of freaky to think about if i were to get hit. >>detectives say the unidentified 29 year-old man who was hit was in critical condition, but has upgraded to stable and is still recovering at the hospital. the hunt continues for the driver who put him there. it is unknown if the person who was hit new the driver, but detectives are hoping someone will recognize those people in the picture and helped lead them to the driver live in city, they'll go on kron 4 news ale meanwhile, a husband and wife one thousands of dollars at a casino in san pablo over the weekend only to have it. >>stolen on the right hold michaud kingston reports for us now. >>how it all went down from south san francisco. >>they stopped here at this walgreens only to be held at gunpoint the robbers followed them here from the casino and left with all of their cash you better keep your eyes open when you go to a because you don't know who

quentin reef lives nearby and says it's mostly a quiet neighborhood has definitely >>i. >>from my experience i like i walked through that parking all the time so it's kind of freaky to think about if i were to get hit. >>detectives say the unidentified 29 year-old man who was hit was in critical condition, but has upgraded to stable and is still recovering at the hospital. the hunt continues for the driver who put him there. it is unknown if the person who was hit new the driver. but detectives are hoping someone will recognize those people in the picture and leave them to the driver. here in sunnyvale go along kron 4 news, a husband and wife when a couple of $1000 at a casino is impossible only to have it stolen on their ride home police say the couple was followed. >>from the casino by 3 suspects all the way to south san francisco. the trail then follow the couple into a walgreens parking lot and stole their $2400. the san mateo county district attorney says the suspects blocked in the couple and used a gun to rob them. the victims were able to get a description of the

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