retroactive.sot mark klaas/klaas kids foundation 124-132they've been sentenced their victims have beenameters of and that's being thrown completely out the window ( marty ) that was kron 4's dan kerman reporting... an advocate for a registry revamp is alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. she says the change would free law enforcement up to focus on the high-risk offenders. <" i know that there are people still registering who are now 80 years old and they register every year because when they were 18 years old they exposed themselves and there is some injustice in some of that.">( marty ) governor jerry brown is expected to sign the bill. if approved the new system would start in 20-21. ( marty @ bam) investigators are working to figure out what went wrong at a florida nursing home where eight patients died after hurricane irma. the home lost its air conditioning system... leaving patients in sweltering heat. miguel marquez shows us the video a witness took showing patients cool down. the video only 34 seconds long but speaks volumes about what was happening inside the reha

kneecapped by senator weiner mark klaas with the klaas kids foundation says revamping going forwards fine, but it should not be retroactive.sotthis is about removing individuals from the registry after their victims have been told in no uncertain terms that these people will be on the registry for the rest of their lives standup dan kerman/sf 135-144 now if passed by the senate and signed by the governor the reclassification would not begin until 2021. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news <"what did we 4 newsdan kerman kron until 2021. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news <"what did we tase him for? why didn't we just choke the fáááing life out of him. i think they did for a while."> (steve) coming up... police body cam video shows a violent arrest.... we'll show you more of what was said by officers after the arrest. (pam) thieves rob from a man while he is asleep in his home... hear how the homeowner finally realized what happened. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts.

retroactive.sot mark klaas/klaas kids foundation 124-132they've been sentenced their victims have been told the parameters of those sentences and that's being thrown completely out the window (justine) that was kron 4's dan kerman reporting... an advocate for a registry revamp is alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. she says the change would free law enforcement up to focus on the high-risk offenders. " i know that there are people still registering who are now 80 years old and they register every year because when they were 18 years old they exposed themselves and there is some injustice in some of that." (justine) governor jerry brown is expected to sign the bill. if approved the new tier system would start in 20-21. (justine) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have a map showing sex offenders in your area... as well as more information and details on this bill... all on kron4 dot com... (jr stone) in national news-- this afternoon in saint louis protests stirred up again... in the wake of a former st. louis police officer's acquittal

retroactive.sot mark klaas/klaas kids foundation 124-132they've been sentenced their victims have been told the parameters of those sentences and that's being thrown completely out the window (steve) breaking news tonight out of saint louis missouri. that's where hundreds are protesting right now. (pam) the protest follows a judge's acquittal of a former officer in the murder of a black man grant lodes is tracking the march ..grant (grant) right now the national guard is on standby, and hundreds of people are marching through the streets of saint louis, furious, because of what they say is yet another case of white officers killing black people and getting away with murder. tonight's demonstration follows a judge's decision earlier today...finding the former officer not guilty of first degree murder. you're looking live at downtown saint louis . jason stockley was charged in the death of anthony lamar smith. stockley shot smith five times after a high=speed chase in 20-11. stockley says he saw smith holding a gun before the chase began, and that he felt he was in imminent danger. but p

retroactive.sot mark klaas/klaas kids foundation 124-132they've been sentenced their victims have been told the parameters of those sentences and that's being thrown the windo (justine) that was kron 4's dan kerman reporting... an advocate for the new system is alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. she says this will allow law enforcement to focus on the high-risk offenders. (justine) governor jerry brown is expected to sign the bill. if approved the new three tier system would start in 20-21. (justine) we have a resource on our website... that allows you to see how many sex offenders live in your neighborhood. head to kron4.com to see it. (jr stone) investigators are working to figure out what went wrong at a florida nursing home where eight patients died after hurricane irma. the facility lost its air conditioning system... leaving patients in sweltering heat. miguel marquez shows

. >> brian klaas, thank you. >>> moving on now to the u.s. state of missouri. authorities have arrested nine more people during weekend protests against police violence. the demonstrations started when a former police officer was found not guilty of the murder of a shooting death of an african-american man back in 2011. ryan young has this report for us. >> reporter: we are on del mar boulevard. you can see behind me the heavy machinery the police brought in here. that's a baro-cat and officers in riot gear. about 50% of the businesses coming down del mar boulevard look like they've suffered some kind of damage. we were standing in the crowd. look, the organizers told the peaceful marchers to go home. about a half hour after that we saw another group that decided to stay here. that started to build and there was a confrontation between police and those protesters. at some point, someone started throwing rocks and bottles at officers. they started breaking out went dose -- windows of businesses. we saw cars racing down the street. and we saw officers advancing.