association, she owns carson bail bonds and in the industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversion project from ranging from final alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine

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carson valley and sell them to the immigrants. those who are crossing on their way to california. n mind a lot of immigrants , if they got too late to the foot of the sierras, many of them had to spend the winter in the carson valley and that is when he started to notice how they hate grew so well along the river and how good it was for the cattle. he started accusing leading cattle. he would buy one of oxen and horses from the immigrants. he might buy two or three of them. and give them one healthy animal in return. then he would, you know, make those horses and oxen halsey again on the hay that was growing near the river. he did that for probably three or four years before you settle down. he got his first win claim here in 1856. that same year when he gave up gold-mining. they built a cabin about 1 mile from this location. they settled there and we believe that was when they return in the spring of 1857. they probably went to sacramento and had to stay there until the snow melted. then they came back to the carson valley when they arrived at their cabins. the gentleman was sitti

now he's like at the big bucks and going to the mining towns of california, the mother lode, then come to virginia city and carsonity. he came back in 1866, for the first time since he high tailed it, and there was some people who want to play a little trick on sam on what's called the divide of virginia city and the comstock. they robbed him. robbed him of his watch. and he was incensed. he was so angry. this was so terrible. then his friends returned his watch and he was even angrier. he could dish it out but he couldn't take it to mark twain always had a little saucepot that way, that it was easier for him to play with people but he didn't like to be played with and so. that -- that incident is one of the great incidents that kind of show mark twain's temperament because he is quick to anger, and he didn't like people playing with him. so he came back one other time, after he went to europe and the middle east, which led to the writing of the book, everybody wanted to hear about that experts. he was in san francisco. he had been writing stories in the newspapers about that experience, putting the book together

like that, and bring them back over the hill here to the carson valley and sell them to the immigrants who were crossing on their way to californiaand keep in mind a lot of imgrants had to stay the winter in carson valley because if they were too late to the foot of the sierras here, they couldn't cross until springtime because of the snowfall, so many of them had to spend the winter here in the carson valley, and that's when he started to notice how the hay grew so well along the river and how good it was for the cattle. he started accumulating cattle. he was very smart. he would buy worn out oxen and horses from the immigrants. he might buy two or three of them and give them one healthy animal in return, and then he would, you know, resuscitate the tired horses and oxen and make them healthy again on this hay growing near the river. he did that for probably three or four years before he settled down. he first set his first land claim here in the carson valley came in 1856, that same first year giving up gold mining, he and ben mast built a cabin about one mile from this location later known as the qualber ranch, and they settle

carson section 50. >> 5-1, what's the problem? >> our cameras were at california'sntin state prison when officers received word that a 20-year-old inmate was suffering severe chest pains. >> be advised, medical emergency. >> the thing you have to realize about san quentin is that this is -- this prison was built prior to the civil war and the cells are stacked five stories high. no elevators. so of course the emergency that we were covering, it was on the fifth floor. so not only did we have to haul our stuff up there but so did the responding correctional officers. >> up on the fifth tier, officers tend to the inmate inside his cell. >> you're going to have to take some deep breaths, man. i know you might be in pain, but you're going to have to help me. >> moments later the paramedics arrive on the tier. >> the paramedics had to make the five-story climb as well and it's difficult to respond right away because of that. but the bigger challenge though was getting the inmate out of his cell and back down all of those stairs. >> hospital door carson 2 be advised, we h

california. >> caller: figure for talking mike called dr. carson.i am a and engineer at the time when my wife became ill because of a heart problem and had a heart attack. it was hereditary but the issue we ran into i had to give up my job to take care for a family in we had to pay cobra $702 per month that this time and when they tried to look to other insurance companies no one would touch her with a 10-foot pole because of the precondition and to geographically if we needed to move someplace else of order to have better coverage i found $779 per month. we're middle income. >> host: what would you like him to respond to? >>. >> caller: with medicine will bankrupt middle america. >> guest: no question we have rapidly escalating cost of medical care that was the impetus behind obamacare. obviously that has not worked and the price has gone up to that does not mean we should not have looked at the issue. one of the major pillars of the american health care system are insurance camby -- companies that make money by 89 people care that is fundamentally

california and nevada. the smoky haze has triggered emergency warnings along parts of the eastern sierra near carson city.hool children were kept inside. hospitals are reporting more people than normal going to emergency rooms complaining about respiratory problems. the flames are inching toward the hetch hetchy reservoir. watt you are supply is not being effected right now. wildlife experts are telling the chronicle the impact could be felt down the road. they say the fire is scorching the soil which won't be able to absorb future rain. that makes the area extremely vulnerable to landslides meaning a buildup of sediment in the water and degrading water quality. >>> happening today a proposal to ban sugary drinks will be debated in san jose. ktvu janine de la vega joins us from city hall where there is already a controversy. janine. >> reporter: under this proposed ban even diet sodas with sugar substitutes would be prohibited from being sold at city hall and other city facilities. and one city councilman is calling this nanny government and he's wanting residents to oppose this to speak up. now the propo

he's looking at the big bucks and going through the mining towns of california, the mother lode, and then to virginia city and carson city. so he came back in 1866 for the first time since he high tailed it, and there were some people who wanted to play a little trick on sam up on what's called the divide near virginia city and on the comstock, and they robbed him, robbed him of his watch. he was incensed, he was so angry. you know, this was so terrible. and then his friends returned his watch, and he was even angrier. he could dish it out, but he couldn't take it, and that -- mark twain always had a little soft spot that way. that it was easier for him to play with people, but he didn't like to be played with himself. that incident up on the divide is one of the great incidents that kind of show mark twain's temperament, you know? because he was quick to anger, and he didn't like people playing with him. so he came back one other time. after he went to europe and the middle east which led to the writing of the book "the innocence abroad," everybody wanted to hear about that experience, and he was? san francisco. --

california, good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. thank you for taking my call. dr. carson, it's an honor to talk to you. my question is, i am an engineer, at the time when my wife became ill because of a heart problem, and she actually had a heart attack, she did not fit that bill, if you will, and it was due to hereditary. the issue that we ran into was that i had to give up my job in order to take care of my family. we ended up paying cobra, which was about $702 a month at the time. this is early 2000. and when i tried looking at other insurance companies, no one would touch her with a ten foot pole because of the preexisting condition. and we were living in san diego, i was -- if we needed to move someplace else in order to have better insurance, the cheapest was in arizona and that was $1,700 a month. we're middle income, good salary and all that -- >> host: edward, what would you like the doctor to respond to? >> well, the cost of insurance from the standpoint of insurance companies, the medicines and things like that, it will bankrupt middle america. >> guest: no que

california/nevada area. the smoky haze has triggered emergency warnings along parts of the eastern sierra near carson city.ere kept inside for the second time in a week. hospitals are also reporting more people than normal going to the emergency rooms, complaining about respiratory problems. >>> and the fire is inching toward the hetch hetchy reservoir. managers say the bay area water supply has not been disturbed. it's still safe and clean to drink. however, wildlife experts are kelling the chronicle that the rim fire could have an impact down the road. they say the fire is scorching the soil which won't be able to absorb the future rains. that makes the area extremely vulnerable to landslides meaning a buildup of sediment and degrading water quality. >>> oakland police investigating a shooting that injured three people last night. happened about 10:00 in lowell park on 12th and fillbert. police say the victims were treated for gunshot wounds. we don't know their conditions. police say one of the victims is a woman. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> also last night in oakland, our cameras took this v