because it resulted in a homicide, allowed kahn to be equally responsible as the man who held the knife. a judge found him guilty of first degree murder and he served more than 15 years behind bars. >> i can very well imagine what he had been going through but he never showed all that in front of us. >> kahn's resentencing is the first under a new california law, it restricts murder charges to those who were the killer when intentionally assisted the killer or acted as a major participant interviewing the felony. >>> teachers are bonding in oakland in protests. emily turner tells us are fighting for. >> just not inside the classrooms, instead they are on the sidewalks showing the school districts that they are ready to strike. >> oakland students under attack, what do we do? >> she is shouts teachers say, is a shot over the beau of the oakland unified school district, a call to right the ship that they say has under invested in hem and students. >> we are here for our students and that is the truth. no one is out here because they are greedy, we are all here because we believe our stude

joel kahn.top cardiologists. to find out how the superfoods in grown american superfood can help you live a longer and healthier life. - with me today is dr. joel kahn. america's heart healthy cardiologist who literally wrote the book on healing from the inside out. welcome to the show, doctor kahn. - well thank you, dr. kellyann. i'm excited to be here. - so the research really is there. the link behind modern day diseases and the effect that fruit and vegetables has on them. - the single most important decision we make everyday is whether we're putting super junk or superfoods into our body. 80 to 90% of the patients i see are because of food choices. 80 to 90% is the lack of adequate fruit and vegetables in the diet. 80 to 90% of those diseases don't need to happen. - i mean, there's actually studies to back this up, right? - there is a study out of england that was over 60,000 people. they actually reduced their chance of dying, during the study period, by 36%. by packing in fruits and veget

joining me for former vice presidential candidate, tim kahne. senator, can you make deal with this presidents? do you agree that the bad faith makes it essentially impossible to strike any kind of deal on immigration? >> up until today he's shown a fantastic ability to blow up a deal and no ability to make a deal and especially no ability to make a deal with democrats. he doesn't even want to talk to us or take our views into account but now he has to deal with a democratic house and and strong unified democrat sen >> one has huge restrictions to asylum, no permanent refreev d.a.c.a. and the other have a resolution to open until february 8th. how do you understand these two votes? >> i tell you what should happen. we should reject the president's proposal jammed down our throats with no chance to adjust or change it but put in committee where we can have a hearing about it and offer amendments to it and we should pass the bill just opening government until february 8th to give us the opportunity to dialogue about and improve the trump proposal.

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra costa county judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan has the opportunity to join his family and i know that there are families around the state this year that will have very joyful reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. ( robin ) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california

tallied up damage costs on some of the state's worst wildfires.governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018.the senate rules committee appointed stanford university's director of energy and climate policy program, michael wara.assembly speaker anthony rendon chose pedro nava, a former lawmaker and district attorney for fresno and santa barbara counties.the governor this week explained their responsibility:"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate."the commission is expected to have at least four public meetings to hear expert testimony and comment from community members. their first meeting is not yet set.the commission's recommendation report is scheduled to be released j

the 130th annual rose parade kicked off in pasadena today with a performance by shaka kahn. the theme is the melody of life. it features flowered covered floats, equestrian groups, and the marching bands. and it was just after midnight when the first west coast baby of 2019 was born. >> ashley williams just talked to the proud parents. >> reporter: it is time to meet the first baby born of 2019 on the west coast. are you ready? let's do it. introducing allen armenta. making his tv debut first on our sister station. little allen has officially been named the first baby of 2019. >> i was surprised but then i guess he is luck kill. >> reporter: born to patricia romero, allen entered the world weighing in at nine pounds and 16-ounces. >> i was tired at the end but it's worth it. >> reporter: aside from being an instant celebrity, allen also gets a big sister to go home to. >> she is super happy, she has lots of books to read to him. i hope everything goes well. >> that was ashley williams reporting. as for the bay area's first baby of 2019 it's a girl. kaiani diane was born at 1

. >> reporter: kahn says he believes the new law is fair since he claims he never thought the robbery would end in a stabbing. >> i did commit a robbery nearly 16 years ago. and i'm absolutely guilty of that. and i feel like i deserve, i did deserve the punishment. >> there is a strong arm robbery and he had, there's another man that mkhan had just met a few days before and unfortunately this man was seriously schizophrenic. >> the california peace officers association publicly denounced the new law. >> what does this help to deter for folks in the future in these types of crimes? >> khan says he will try to change minds. >> i will give back to the community. give back to people who are victims of crimes and those who are incarcerated. >> reporter: a lot of people will be watching. on a lighter note kahn says he just wants to enjoy his freedom, and go to an amusement park and learn to use a smartphone. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> all clear at mills college in oakland tonight, after a police search put the college on lockdown. it started right before noon

has tallied up damage costs on some of the state's wors wildfires.governor newsom also chose michael kahn a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018.the senate rules committee appointed stanford university's director of energy and climate policy program, michael wara.assembly speaker anthony rendon chose pedro nava, a former lawmaker and district attorney for fresno and santa barbara counties.the governor this week explained their responsibility:"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate."the commission is expected to have at least four public meetings to hear expert testimony and comment from community members. their first meeting is not yet set.the commission's recommendation report is scheduled to be released ju

tallied up damage costs on some of the state's worst wildfires.governor newsom also chose michael kahnan francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018.the senate rules committee appointed stanford university's director of energy and climate policy program, michael wara.assembly speaker anthony rendon chose pedro nava, a former lawmaker and district attorney for fresno and santa barbara counties.the governor this

personally, and your experience, having come into your job after your predecessor, dominique strauss-kahn, had his own run-in with the law here in the united states, having been accused, allegedly, of having raped a maid here in new york city and then had a series of incidences of sexual predation on women that he fought in court and -- >> successfully. >> that he did successfully fight in court. but fast-forward seven years -- we now have a #metoo movement that is fighting back against men using their positions of power against women in the workplace negatively. do you think that the #metoo movement reflects a real cultural shift in the same way we've been talking about cultural changes in these other economies? does it reflect a real cultural change in developed countries, in your view? >> i think it does. i think it does. and it gives a voice to... to women who kept things inside themselves who did not want to speak up, who suffered and kept that bottled up inside. and, you know, the more we men and women can talk about those issues and identify what is perceived as invasion of my terr

lot of resistance to negotiations in the past from pakistani security forces whether prime minister kahn can rein those security forces in and get the taliban to the table is a challenge for him and i think we'll be seeing today in the next week or so whether he is able to successfully work with his security forces and get the taliban to the table and have and start real talks into as i like your insight on that as well how important how key is pakistan to this. or the ready for it. began his shuttle diplomacy from pakistan has been here several times and now the prime minister is all too flown to go ha is very much indicates the importance of pakistan for the entire process and this is what bugs than has been saying all along that this side pakistan even iran is the second biggest strategic. stakeholder in the entire process and that bucket stan what i was to deliver it's pakistan has it has used and now i think the ultimate objective is to convince the taliban to give up while ns and also go on to talk to the kabul government because everybody recognizes the national unity government a

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison.. the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( darya ) in the east bay ... police say a trio of people wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers walked up to a home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they pushed down a child who answered the front door. the father of the child showed up but one of the teens held up the father at gunpoint. they ransacked the home and then ran off. police say the three may be responsible carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya )in this morning's hidden hsitory series.... we're going to take a w

lot of resistance to negotiations in the past from pakistani security forces whether prime minister kahn can rein those security forces in and get the taliban to the table is a challenge for him and i think we'll be seeing today in the next week or so whether he is able to successfully work with his security forces and get the taliban to the table and have and start real talks into as i like your insight on that as well how important how key is pakistan to this. order the ready for. began his shuttle diplomacy from pakistan has been here several times and now the prime minister has all to flown to go ha is very much indicates the importance of pakistan for the entire process and this is what bugs than has been saying all along that beside pakistan even iran is the second biggest strategic. stakeholder in the entire process and that bucket stan what i was to deliver it's pakistan has it has used and now i think the ultimate objective is to convince the taliban to give up while ns and also go on to talk to the kabul government because everybody recognizes the national unity government as t

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..o the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( james ) in the east bay ... three people are wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers walked up to a home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they pushed down a child who answered the front door.the fat they ransacked the home and then ran off. police say the three may be responsible fo berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya )( darya ) coming up ... the search is on for a store thief ... who attacked a worker in petaluma. we have the details on what happened. ( darya ) and after the break ..

progressive priorities without these reforms to democracy, this is an issue we are passionate about kahne the first day of congress we had more than 160 events at the single business day of action. with people showing up in democratic and republican districts alike, we don't want this water down in any way and we are excited to see it move bickley . >> we were founded after 2016 and it's not about resisting trump but the forces that allowed him to rise taking on fundamental problems, -- >> it represents a larger group around the country and many of us has worked on these issues for a long time and i do think were at a crossing point people are making the deep connection between democracy and a rigged system hurting their own pocketbook. we saw, in this election cycle and over the last few years essentially a system that pass legislation, only for conservative downers and the depths that one up because of the tax bill and special interest were the only ones profiting. crjpe by system were trying to fix and that corruption is hurting working people and families, people around the country. t

come all what's likely then to be the political fallout from this case the main promise to him and kahn was accused of capitulating to the extremists after he had greeted the supreme court would consider the petition against its ruling. when the government played may carefully because they knew that they could not control diet or rioting when two expanding out of control across the country. down stated but then what the government said was that they were diggity if these people wanted to file a review predation that there would be no objection to that. a lot of people of course had the dime. canova a queer thing in to their demands of the protesters but the government plates. they said they would be very linked to the project and after that there if there dollars they need to go although date is likely or dead there may be a reaction that could go to before it turned out on red alert better military forces have been deployed because that leadership is now behind bars aided likely to be a reaction dated one at all. times a short break here not just iraq when we come back the first funera

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra costa county judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan has the opportunity to join his family and i know that there are families around the state this year that will have very joyful reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..hanks to the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( james ) in the east bay ... police say a trio of people wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers broke into the home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they hurt a child at the front door and only ran off when they were confronted by the father of the child. police say the three may be responsible for an armed carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya ) and after the break ... confusion after a young boy uses counterfeit money without knowing. the punishment he received fr

lot of resistance to negotiations in the past from pakistani security forces whether prime minister kahn can rein those security forces in and get the taliban to the table is a challenge for him and i think we'll be seeing today in the next week or so whether he is able to successfully work with his security forces and get the problem on to the table and have and start real talks and he has i like your insight on that as well how important how key is pakistan to this. order the ready for. began his shuttle diplomacy from pakistan has been here several times and now the prime minister has all to flown to go ha is very much indicates the importance of pakistan for the entire process and this is what bugs than has been saying all along that the side pakistan even iran is the second biggest strategic. stakeholder in the entire process and that bucket stan what i was to deliver it's pakistan has it has used and now i think the ultimate objective is to convince the taliban to give up while ns and also go on to talk to the kabul government because everybody recognizes the national unity governm

governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previouste boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018. the commission's report is scheduled to be released july first (jrs) it's san francisco restaurant week on dine and dish. the spots where you can snag delicious meals for a deal... francisco restaurant week. and you know what that means... we're talking food, food, and more food.(justine) tonight on dine and dish - kron4's vicki liviakis shows us how to get a good deal on a good meal. you won't get much argument that san francisco is a world class dining destination. but it can be pricey. that's where sf restaurant week comes in. the industry's gweneth borden says it's a way to sample some 130 eateries many at a special price. we're here at bluestem brasserie near yerba buena gardens where the husband and wife owners are happy to whip up lavish lunches for you. like a grassfed beef burger and fries. fried chicken sandwich and side salad or this open face av

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan hadony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan opportunity to join his family and i know that there are around the state this year that will have reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. (jrstone) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. his attorney helped draft the bill. ( james ) khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. ( james ) teachers in oakland will vote next week ... on calling for an official strike. the vote will take place over four days, starting january 29th. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick-out on friday. they demanded higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. over the weekend, educators and supporters created signs and banners in case a strike takes place.

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan had felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting

governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previousstate boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018. the governor this week explained their responsibility. <"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate."> the the the commission's recommendation report is scheduled to be released july first (vicki) a new court records management system is coming under fire in santa clara county.(grant) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the police union is sounding the alarm... that the system may be putting officers in danger. paul kelly/president-san jose police officers assoc. "...on behalf of every law enforcement agency in santa clara county i want to express my outrage..."p.o.a. president paul kelly on friday condemning a new online court

governor newsom also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previous state boards and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the public utilities commission from 2013 through 2018. the governor explained their responsibility. <"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate.">(ken) the commission's report is scheduled to be released july first a live look outside on this friday night lawrence is here with the forecast. lawrence karnow: it was the nicest day of the year today with sunshine and highs in the 60s to near 70 degrees. tonight will mostly clear and chilly with high clouds moving in late. on the satellite you can see the high clouds off the coast. those will undercut the high and move across the state tomorrow and sunday. highs tomorrow will be warm and in the 60s. it will stay dry through monday but we c

. >> i'm going to quote from judge kahn's ruling in the demurrer, the credit union sufficiently alleges breach of contract and breach of implied coughnent of good faith and unfair deelg, so i think the city's going to be on the hook for 30 to $50 million in damage so far. at the same time, you are selling medallions to people for $250,000 and doing nothing to keep uber and lyft or the street, but you're ripping out 8,000 series medallions and also issuing and selling more medallions yourselves to buy buses with. so i think you can have various ways to get the money back. you could also start enforcing against violations of state and city law occurring on the streets. it's kind of a copout to say you don't have jurisdiction when in fact if a lyft or uber driver runs a red light, the sfpd can give them a ticket. we have lyft and you beer drivers who don't have insurance. the congestion in the city is off the charts, and there's no money in the industry if you don't thin out the ranks. in six years that uber and lyft have been here, i don't think one single person's been picked up who are

it doesn't seem like an accident, but we need to think of giuliani like sarah sanders and kellyanne kahnaconway. even as lies have been revealed. i am taking whatever he says at 9:00 at night with a grain of salt, right? one of the things that are part of the strategy is they're throwing bodies overboard. >> i go back to as much as you want to give giuliani grief here, but it is clear to me that the lawyers are not getting full information. jay seculo got caught once already, take a listen to what he told me and what he had to correct. >> the president was not involved in drafting of the statement, it came from donald trump junior. i made a mistake in my segment, and i talked about that. >> that seemed like a nice way to say when you have a client that is not always truthful. >> i saw this sm smaller cases where a lawyer is only as good as the information that his glie client gives him. i don't want to give him too much create here, but it seems like the story has shifted. in one way meaning the facts that giuliani was told. one way you know that is that if this had been all along the st

senator tim kahne, of course the former running mate to hillary clinton who is fired up about the shutdown. that does it for us. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> trump's stuck. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. there's a lot of news to get to. in just a minute bill maher will give us his take. >>> president trump spent the day hunkered down at one end of pennsylvania avenue with what is now the it longest government shutdown unamerican history with no end in site. his nominee for attorney general bill barr told senators he wouldn't fire special counsel robert mueller without cause. but he also declined to promise to share mueller's report in full with congress and the american public. this just days after bomb shell "new york times" report that the fbi had been scrutinizing whether he could be an agent oof a hostile foreign power, russia. >>> president trump met with house republicans after a group of congressional democrats rejected his invitation to meet with him. to have the president tell it, he spent a lot of time at the white h

that the co-founder tamika mallory is refusing to denounce anti-semitic statements by louis farrah 'kahn are rightly under scrutiny. what i have observed with the women's march,s a bottom-up movement. certainly those types of belifse and comments have no place in our society. the woman's march doesn't represent probably the most inclusive movement that we have had. and so i do believe this has taken on a movement in the last couple of years. it has manifest in living rooms and facebook forms and women running for office. i'm happy to be a part of that activism, women-led activism. i feel it's less right now about the leaders. it has been a catalyst for a movement that needed to plooeted new life into. >> well, congresswoman lor lori trahan. thank you for taking the time to be with us. >> thank you. >>> almost 200 flights cancelled this weekend as a massive storm is slamming the east coast. 100 million people are already under weather alerts. we'll have the latest next. lori trahan. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with co

michael kahn way, during the run to nixon's removal from office.line, what is important in your view about this indictment? >> what is important are the counts that weren't made out against roger stone. all of the conduct that occurred before the conduct that got roger stone indicted. roger stone gave false statements and tampered with witnesses, but there is no charge under lying crime for all of that. >> a silver lining for stone? >> a silver lining for the trump team that will say this is about roger stone and the government thinking that he gave false statements, bothered witnesses, the underlying allegations that appear in that time, there are no charges araising from those. but these are very damming allegations and because this is a speaking indictment that robert mueller is telling us about his work without actually charged a crime, that leaves open the question of what is muller's intent for such a lie level of detail. >> we have been able to speak with and interview other people including mr. stone who was indicted today, they knew that m

senator tim kahne, of course the former running mate to hillary clinton who is fired up about the shutdownrdball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> trump's stuck. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. there's a lot of news to get to. in just a minute bill maher will give us his take. >>> president trump spent the day hunkered down at one end of pennsylvania avenue with what is now the it longest government shutdown unamerican history with no end in site. his nominee for attorney

without borders, i've said it many times, we don't have kahn. i hope it doesn't go even beyond a few more days. it really could open very quickly. told them, bring who you want. we have three people. you could bring six, you can bring nine, you can bring 12. they'll be working over the weekend. i think it was somewhat contentious but i think it was productive. major: what was the productive part from your point of view, mr. president? did the democrats move forward on funding the -- president trump: i don't want to get into that. i don't want to put them in position to justify to people they want to make happy. we want to save lives. we want children to be safe. 9 children are being disamated. i am not talking necessarily about children in our country. i'm talking about wonderful children that courtrooming up from other places whether it's honduras, guatemala, el salvador, mexico or other places and we have to take care of those children, also. we can't let them die on the way up. what's happening to women on those caravans, you're not talking a

king and the civil rights movement remain closed leaving visitors like kate kahn disappointed on thismuseum here. especially this weekend. like open it up. just pay for it. just figure it out. this is why we're all here. >> reporter: decue king came from boston with a busload of international students. hea >> heard about dr. king. they want to follow up on history, but flay cannot. >> may it drive us back to the vision derivative king -- >> reporter: that concerns the reverend raphael warnock who now presides over ebenezer baptist church in atlanta where king co-pastored with his father. >> a deep irony that the place that houses the spiritual and moral legacy of the great unifier has been closed down over the last few days because volunteers, reverend warnock spent the weekend trying to ease the financial hardship the shutdown has brought to so many federal workers in his community. >> we have a president who has shut the government down in order to build a wall. so we ought to think about that as we go into this weekend celebrating the life and the legacy of martin luther king jr. >

the governor also chose michael kahn, a san francisco energy lawyer who has served on several previousrds and task forces. his third pick is carla peterman, who served on the p-u-c from 2013 through 2018. the governor explained the commission's responsibility. <"how do you manage an electricity system, let alone a gas operation, we're talking about claims in 2017 and claims in 2018, but moving forward how do you manage in this environment so that the next governor isn't back here or i'm not back here wondering how to operate.">( marty ) the commission's report is scheduled to be released july first as we head to break...here's a live look outside... richmond bridge this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in their hundreds. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan, for 18 years or more, of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up, but i'm working on it now. i will do whatever i need to do. plan your