bueno un jurado encontrÓ culpable a paul flores por el asesinato de una estudiante en 1996 en san luis obispoviÓ de los cargos que enfrentaba. hace minutos los familiares de la vÍctima reaccionaron ante el veredicto, veamos. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> ahÍ lo escuchaban al fiscal general de san luis obispo. la familia de la vÍctima dijo que hoy se hizo justicia por su muerte. agradeciÓ a los oficiales y funcionarios involucrados en el juicio que hoy llegÓ a su fin. >>> y las manifestaciones continÚan contra los concejales de los Ángeles involucrados en audios donde hablaban de otros polÍticos. mÓnica rodrÍguez, la Única concejal latina que no estuvo en esa conversaciÓn hablÓ y pidiÓ justicia, chris cabezas con la historia. >>> pasaron varios dÍas de manifestaciones, gente que alza la voz contra los comentarios inapropiados de concejales de los Ángeles. >>> estamos unidos especialmente todos los jÓvenes para sacar esas personas que abusan del poder, traer nueva representaciÓn y mover hacia adelante. >>> mÓnica rodrÍguez revelÓ su postura. >>> mi responsabilidad es para toda la comunidad aquÍ e

but we saw a huge impact in san luis obispo county of sea lions seizing on the beach, so are trained responders were able to actually rescue those animals. bring them back to our facility and then up to our main hospital in south salido for treatment and care. is there any particular reason? why why sea lions seem to be especially susceptible to domoic acid poisoning compared with with other marine life. we're still kind of learning about the effects of jamaat acid poisoning on marine mammals that we've seen it across species, but it heavily impacts are sea lions. um so we're still learning, but if we can catch the toxin early enough, we can flush it out of their system. but unfortunately, sometimes it can lead to chronic exposure and that can be permanent damage to the sea lions brain as well as heart. and unfortunately, some of these animals don't bounce back from the poison. that's really sad. let's get back to the root now, cause of all of this and that toxic algae, i mean what causes the more widespread outbreaks. so what we've learned is through climate change. we've seen an in

i talked to some people from san luis obispo county that feel that justice has finally been served, and the county sheriff vowed to continue searching for kristin smart. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 6:00, we're hearing from the family of an innocent driver killed in a police chase in oakland yesterday. some are questioning whether officers should have been involved in a chase at all. for recalling the good times with her uncle now brings a great deal of sadness. she says every sunday her uncle would ask for help with paperwork, he worked in construction. as she recalls the memories, she's overcome with emotion, knowing her uncle is no longer here. >> he would always be waiting for me. we used to do his paperwork together, it was just something we always used to do but now he's gone and he's not here. >> reporter: according to oakland police, when officers tracked down a hit and run suspect monday morning, he hopped in his car and sped off. police chased him until the suspect crashed into the pickup truck on san leandro street in oakland. the suspect was arrested. police

the trial was moved to salinas over concerns the two might not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. elizabeth holmes was granted a limited hearing on efforts to get a new trial. the hearing is set for october 17, the day holmes was originally scheduled tore sentenced. the hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with ex-tharanos lab director's examination during elizabeth holmes' trial. this means holmes' sentencing will be pushed to a later date possibly between november and january. >> tech companies after all sizes are looking to trim or cut some work force. some expert says the companies are preparing for the worse. >> zack fuentes has a look at what could be ahead. >> it's been a rough few weeks for many tech workers. companies like tulio and docusign are said to be reducing its work force. meta will be reduce big not filling empty positions. >> i learned my lesson, always have plan b. >> he was laid off in the early 2000's and says the layoffs we're seeing now are tech companies preparing for the worst. >> people talk about recession coming. bear market.

. >>> this morning which spoke t the san luis obispo strip attorney for his reaction to th verdict. >> it's extremely satisfying to finally have an answer to be able to give to the family . he picture has been on my wall for a number of years to ensure that she was at the front of my mind even before we were able t file this case and we had staff working with the sheriff's office, a incredibles , huge team and we are just so elated to have finally the murderer of kristin smart held accountable. >> there indictment of a captai of a santa barbara boat --. a federal grand jury is charging jerry boiling with misconduct o neglect of ship officer. the indictment accuses him of disregarding a number of safety measures. seven of the 34 peopl killed were from the bay area. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> let's switch gears. darren, you did not need a jacket today and we will ng to br tek in f res how gh these nuer aftern looks pretty out there from the hotel looking ou across the transamerica pyramid towards --. you take a look at the numbers. we are already in the low to m

i talked with several people from san luis obispo county who came up just to hear the verdict. they have been waiting for this for more than two decades and they told me that they feel justice has finally been served. reporting live in salinas, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we have more information on the case, nbcbayarea.com and search kristin smart. you can find a complete time line of the case leading up to today's verdicts. >>> in our other big story, we're learning more about an accused stockton serial killer. lee was arrested saturday and faced the judge today. velena jones is live. >> reporter: the courtroom was packed with victim's family members, as brownlee stood in court and avoided eye contact with the judge as he read the charges against him. brownlee faces three charges of murder out of the six murders investigators have linked him to, recent cases spanning from august to september. investigators say he hunted his victims, killing five men in stockton and one in oakland and he's also accused of attempted murder of a woman who got away. brownlee had a ghost gun

por el asesinato de (nombre extranjero) que tenía 19 años en la universidad politécnica en san luis obispostia agradecieron a los jurados y expresaron cara tendrán paz a saber que (nombre extranjero) pagar por este crimen sin embargo el cuerpo o no sido encontrado fiscalía basó su acusación entes no es de personas que acudieron a la siesta dijeron que fuera última persona que estuvo con (nombre extranjero) la fiscalía acusó flores de asesinar a (nombre extranjero) mientras intentaba violarla el caso que sin resolver hasta que empecé el 21 autoridades arrestaron a flores de cuente cinco años es su padre a quien acusaron de sercómplice de desaparecer el cuerpo luego flores dijo el salitre corte que no hay evidencia contra él y contra su hijo amo se había declarado no culpables en 2021 cada uno tuvo jurado en el caso de rubén flores fue declarado no culpable mando un mensaje a la familia dijo sentirse mal por ellos que no reciben respuestas sobre lo que sucedió a su hijo el juicio fue trasladado al condado monterrey en estos y la iglesia de la opinión pública en los medios de comunicación edg

flores killed smart while attempting to rape her in his dorm at cal poly san luis obispo. his father was accused of helping barry smart under the deck of their home. he was tried as an accessory to the murder by a separate jury and acquitted. smart spotty has never been found. her father spoke for the family today. >> without kristen, there is no joy or happiness in this verdict. after 26 years with today's split verdicts, we learned that our quest for justice for kristin will continue. dan: paul flores is set to be sentenced in december and faces 25 years to life in prison. in a new interview, san francisco mayor london breed is calling out elon musk and sales force ceo. may your breed spoke to bloomberg about the city's economy and she says she's had conversations about how his flexible work policies are affecting the city. salesforce is the city's largest private employer. mayor breed notes that the contributions to schools and other causes are terrific but says it's a real problem that the tower is empty with so many people working from home. she's also calling elon mu

rob reynolds reports from san luis obispo, california. this is diablo canyon, the last functioning nuclear power plant in california, though scheduled to shut down in 2025. the state recently extended its operations by up to 5 more years. global energy disruptions caused by russia's war and ukraine . ant sky, high fuel prices, mean aging nuclear plants are getting a new lease on life. i think it's, you know, one of these elements that just add up to the, the, the, the pressure to see if, if we can continue, ah, operating these countries including germany, japan and the u. k. planned to keep on running plants that had been scheduled to close. even as traditional plants like this one are having their life spans extended all around the world. a new type of nuclear power plant is on the horizon one that may change the industry forever. they're called small modular reactors or s m r's for short. i think small, marcelo reactor technology is really going to be a game changer for a nuclear going forward. it's m r's are smaller and cheaper. they c

say he killed the 19 year old while attempting to rape her in his dorm room at cal poly, san luis obispoer rubin was accused of helping very smart's body, which has never been found. he was charged as an accessory and acquitted today. paul flores is scheduled to be sentenced in december and faces 25 years to life in prison coming up vice president. kamala harris is back in the bay area this evening. we'll take a look at what she's doing here after the okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ aw... kamala harris is in the bay area. she just wrapped up a discussion on climate change and climate action at the cowell theater at fort mason in san francisco. the vice president will attend a sec

but it is located in northern santa barbara county, close to, i guess, san luis obispo?ger town near santa maria, about eight miles from santa maria, off of highway 101. damian: it's funny how they seem to find us no matter what, but this is a great book. but, mr. razo, my suegro was in vietnam, and it wasn't until 40 years later that he first heard the words "welcome home." talk about that and how inexcusable that is. rudy: i have still not gotten over my first day home. i remember getting spit on. i couldn't believe it. i was so proud with all my medals, and i wanted to be proud for my gente, you know, and i was a proud patriot, you know? i grew up with patriotism. my grandfather fought in the revolución, my tíos también. and i was proud to be part of this whole thing. and to get spit on and--i cannot express the sadness it gave me and how it's affected my entire life. i've been angry. i'm still a proud american though. damian: there you go. there you go. well, mr. razo, thank you. thank you for your service, and welcome home, sir. we appreciate what you've done. rudy:

rob reynolds al, jazeera san luis obispo, california. ah, this is out there. it is, your top stories. russia is again launched. missiles strikes against the ukrainian capital. several explosions have been reported in keith, moscow's accusing ukraine's government of attacking its black c fleet. the un humanitarian chiefs as the deal that allowed the export of ukrainian grain remains in force despite russia's announcement that it was pulling out 12 vessels, carrying grain left ukrainian ports. on monday, the turkish president says, his government is determined to keep the ukraine greendale in place. where civil side has mo, from his stumble, the united nations and the turkish delegations. they have agreed that they are going to add to in general, to inspect around 40 westhills and the ukranian delegation have accepted that and joint coordination centered say that russia federation also have been informed. but did the ships that are wave him in the stumble, there are not just those who you that you see behind me. there are $97.00 west souls around the stumble tha

flores killed smart while attempting to rape her in his dorm at cal poly san luis obispo. his father was accused of helping barry smart under the deck of their home. he was tried as an accessory to the murder by a separate jury and acquitted. smart spotty has never been found. her father spoke for the family today. >> without kristen, there is no joy or happiness in this verdict. after 26 years with today's split verdicts, we learned that our quest for justice for kristin will continue. dan: paul flores is set to be sentenced in december and faces 25 years to life in prison. in a new interview, san francisco mayor london breed is calling out elon musk and sales force ceo. may your breed spoke to bloomberg about the city's economy and she says she's had conversations about how his flexible work policies are affecting the city. salesforce is the city's largest private employer. mayor breed notes that the contributions to schools and other causes are terrific but says it's a real problem that the tower is empty with so many people working from home. she's also calling elon mu

rob reynolds, al jazeera san luis obispo, california. oh.

prosecutors say paul flores killed the cal poly san luis obispo student in 1996.his father was also tried accused of being an accomplice. the court has said if and when verdicts are reached for both men it will be announced back to back. paul flores faces a sentence of 25 years to life, his father could receive a three-year sentence. >>> happening today the suspect accused of kidnapping and killing four members of a central valley family last week expected to be arraigned today, jesus manuel salgado faces four counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances. he is also being charged with arson and possession of a firearm by prohibitive person. the victims including an 8 month old girl were taken against their will from the family's trucking company last monday. their bodies were later discovered in a rural part of merced county. if convicted salgado faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> decision 2022 oakland voters have an important decision to make regarding the future of campaign finance. measure w is called the fair elections act.

the san luis obispo sheriff said that a popular podcast about kristin's disappearance was crucial in bringing worldwide attention to this case and key witnesses. david? >> a podcast yet again. mona kosar abdi tonight. mona, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the major headline involving that steele dossier that alleged former president trump had connections to russia during the 2016 campaign. tonight, an analyst accused of lying to the fbi about providing some of the information in that dossier has now been acquitted of all charges. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us live from washington. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, tonight, a jury in alexandria has decided that special counsel john durham failed to prove that the chief investigator on the steele dossier lied to the fbi about his role. the acquittal of russian analyst igor danchenko on all four counts effectively means that the second significant case that durham took to trial also ended in acquittal. so, durham is winding down his work without a successful conviction of

the san luis obispo sheriff is pledging that investigators won't give up. >>> the new gun control law just got a bit strict . those refused to carry insurance and pay an annual fee will be fined up to $1000. back in january, the city council approved the insurance hoping to slow the trend of gun violence . those requirements are the first of its kind in the u.s. . >>> president biden is expected to relay 1500 15 million barrels a day. it will complete the release of 180 million barrels authorized by biden in march. >>> first alert meteorologist, darren peck. >> you probably felt it , yesterday. >> especially inland . >> even the city. we were in th low 70s, yesterday. today, we are going to be in the 80s. this is that october that we so often think of when it is sunny and the lowest temperatures of the entire year. today, if you are inland, you have had temperatures this hot plenty o times but it is a little late in the year for these numbers. mid-to-upper 50s, right now. across the bay area, 92 for inland locations and we will be 84 in the bay. the beaches, nea 80 . sunny and warm at

more closing arguments tomorrow and the trial of paul flores, a former classmate of cal poly san luis obispodent. kristin smart. and the man accused of killing her flores was the last known person to have been with the 19 year-old before she disappeared. back in 1996 prosecutors allege flores killed smart in his dorm room while trying to rape her. tomorrow's closing arguments will be for his father. ruben flores. he is accused of helping his son hide smart's body. her remains have never been found. on the peninsula. palo alto police say they're investigating an assault as a hate crime. >> the victim, a black man in his 30's says he was riding his bike when the suspect drove up to him, called him racial slurs. spat on him. and then intentionally collided with him. this all happened on eastbound university avenue at webster street on thursday. the victim described the suspect as a white male in his 30's with blond hair. he was seen driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute a sketch as soon as one is available. the victim says he suffered a minor injury to one of his legs and his bi

he is accused of murdering san luis obispo student kristin smart. the jury came back with a verdict against his father. that verdict is on hold until a verdict is reached in both cases. ruben flores is being charged with being an accessory to that murder. >> decision 2022 and the first for california voters on the november ballot. voters three weeks from today will decide on an abortion-related constitutional amendment. proposition 1 would make california the first state with a provision protecting abortion. as "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab explains, that measure would alter reproductive rights in other ways. >> reporter: reproductive rights are could have had in california under the state's reproductive privacy act which says that everyone has a fundamental right to privacy including the right to contraception and abortion up to the point of viability. the very premise of the state's protection and reproductive freedom is covered under privacy, the same interpretation used in roe v. wade. since the u.s. supreme court overturned that lan

begin to subside as it passes off to the west, but we will see some cloud cover around the san luis obispor so cal. saturday night. we're looking at a little drizzle from our low clouds and five but notice late this afternoon. no clearing at the beaches are very limited, pushing back on shore overnight with earlier burnout for your friday temperatures today fifties beaches sixties bayside to the low eighties away from the bay inland. 76 morgan hill notice some warm up on friday, autumn like in cooler temperatures this weekend. andre gasia, roberta. thank you. 8 22 , a terrifying ordeal for one american tourist in mexico, the last minute decision he made right before getting on an airplane that set off a devastating chain of events. i'll study we have known for decades now regarding our mental health has been debunked after the break. we'll tell you about a new study that's disputing what we thought about depress n for when we make decisions to better ourselves, we can better the forests, too. like using products made from paper. because paper companies work with america's private forest la

smart was studying at cal poly san luis obispo and she vanished. her body has never been found. >> now, 26 years later, there's some justice for kristin smart. paul flores said his father, ruben flores, were charged last year in connection to the killing of 19 year-old kristin smart. it happened in 1996 today. the son paul was found guilty. ruben flores, the father not guilty. separate juries reporter's phone glass has the details. >> paul flores has been found guilty of first-degree murder while his father ruben flores, was found not guilty for the charge of accessory after the fact paul flores was a former classmate of smart. the teen went missing after walking home from a party. a california poly tech state university. paul flores was the last person known to be seen with fellow freshman. kristen smart. 26 years ago after walking her home from a party flores allegedly raped and killed the 19 year-old student and his father. ruben flores was accused of disposing her body. smart's body was never found, but interest in the case was renewed years la

and prosecutors say he killed smart while attempting to rape her in his dorm room at cal poly san luis obispo prosecutors. say ruben flores helped his son bury the body under the deck of their home. kristen smart's father spoke for the family today, thanking investigators and the juries after 26 years with today's split verdicts we learned that our quest for justice for kristen will continue. this has been agonizingly long journey with more downs than ups. paul flores is scheduled to be sentenced in december. he faces 25 years to life in prison live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news karina. thank you. we use the abc 7 news app to send out alerts as soon as we heard that the jury had reached verdict in this case download the app now so that you'll know when news breaks immediately. you can customize it for topics and places that you are most interested in. longest mental health care worker strike in us history is coming to an end today a tentative agreement was reached between kaiser permanente and the national union of healthcare workers. all of this comes after more than 2,000 mental he

she vanished 26 years ago from a college campus in san luis obispo. closing arguments for paul flores and his father. ruben closed up on tuesday. prosecutors telling the jury that paul flores hunted 19 year-old smart and killed her during an attempted rape. his father is accused of helping his son hide the body. defense attorneys, though, argue that there is simply not enough evidence against either man to convict them. smart spotty has never been found. we'll let you know when the jury reaches a decision. >> 20 said and it looks like there is a settlement now at actor alec baldwin and the family of helena hutchins, the center for the for who was shot and killed accidentally by ball went in 2021. on the set of rust the movie that they were filming. there was a wrongful death lawsuit and now the settlement, you remember this happened last october and there's baldwin right after it happened on the phone. clearly distraught. they were resourcing inside a chapel on the set in new mexico when gun that baldwin was handed went off. >> and ended up shooting h

what happened in court free later on here on kron. 4. 26 years after kristin smart vanished in san luis obispo. jurors are deliberating the fate of the man accused of killing her closing arguments for paul flores and his father. ruben wrapped up yesterday. prosecutors told jurors paul flores, quote, hunted the 19 year-old college student and killed her during an attempted rape. the suspect's father is accused of helping him hide her body. defense attorneys argued there's not enough evidence to convict either man. smart's body has never been found. now to san mateo county where congresswoman jackie spear has announced 1.7 million dollars in new funding to be used for fire prevention work. kron four's charles clifford has the details. well, here in san mateo county conditions are very dry, especially in some of the higher elevations. the fire danger is high today. congresswoman jackie spear who's in the final months of her time in congress announced funding. >> for multiple projects to do some wildfire prevention work under congressional program called the community projects program. congresswom

smart disappeared from the cal poly campus in san luis obispo in 1996, her body has never been found. prosecutors argue that paul flores killed the 19 year-old during an attempted rape. he was the last person seen with her as he walked her home from an off-campus party. his father was accused of helping bury her body behind his home nearby. and later moving the remains after decades of investigating the father and son were arrested last year. and now paul flores faces 25 years to life. he's expected to be sentenced in december. the san luis county district attorney will be holding a news conference to talk about these verdicts at 4 o'clock or this afternoon. that's about one hour from now. we will carry that for you live on our streaming service kron on. now to the south bay where police in san jose say someone shot paintballs at willow. glen middle school kron four's charles clifford has the latest. >> well, here in san jose would appear that someone has been driving around the willow glen neighborhood recently firing paint at people and buildings. and on monday, they may have attack

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. >> she then is 26 years ago from a college campus in san luis obispo. closing arguments for the suspect, paul flores and his father, ruben wrapped up tuesday. prosecutors told jurors paul flores, quote, hunted 19 year-old smart and killed her during an attempted rape. the suspect's father is accused of helping hide smart's body. defense attorneys argue there is not enough evidence against either man to convict them. smart's body has never been found. actor alec baldwin and the family of hutchens hutchens a cinematographer killed in 2021. on the set of the movie rust have reached a settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit last october. hutchens and baldwin were rehearsing inside a chapel on the new mexico set when the gun baldwin was holding went off. baldwin has said repeatedly that he was told the gun was safe to use. the family argues the actor should have checked the gun for any live bullets and should not have pulled the trigger. the exact terms of the settlement have not been disclosed. but the victim's husband mask you will executive produce the fil

the san luis obispo county sheriff is promising to continue to search for the body of kristin smart evenconvicted of murder at 6 30 reporter liz amy tree takes a look at the evidence that criminal defense attorneys say was the most persuasive. the smart family filed in the room hours after learning of the conviction in the 1996 murder of 19 year old kristin smart, the cal poly freshman from stockton , st louis obispo county district attorney declared it a victory criminal and victim justice system has now finally delivered justice for kristin paul flores guilty of first degree murder more than two decades after the crime in which smarts body was never found. his father, ruben flores, was acquitted by a separate jury. on his lesser charge, accusing him of helping his son cover it up. we talked to criminal defense attorney tom johnson about the outcome, he says prosecutors had a tough task was very hard case . they didn't make an arrest until 25 years after the homicide, so it was a very difficult case. we're thousands of hours that report into it, and so for sure, it's a win for them and

vehicle is described as a gold or tan four-door sedan. 26 years after kristin smart vanished in san luis obispo, jurors are deliberating the fate of the man accused of killing her closing arguments for paul flores. his father, ruben and his father, ruben, wrapped up yesterday. prosecutors told jurors paul flores, quote, hunted the 19 year-old college student and killed her during an attempted rape the suspect's father is accused of helping him hide her body. defense attorneys argue there is not enough evidence against either man to convict them. smart's body has never been found. in a move that could send gas and oil prices higher in the u.s. opec plus announced it will cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day. opec officials said the production cut is set to start in november. they said it was based on the quote, uncertainty that surrounds the global economic in oil market outlooks. the move is a major reversal from opec's efforts to restore deep output cuts made during the pandemic. it also comes despite calls from the biden administration for the group to pump more to lower fuel price

she vanished 26 years ago from a college campus in san luis obispo.losing arguments for paul flores and his father. ruben wrapped up on tuesday. prosecutors told jurors that paul flores hunted 19 year-old smart and killed her during an attempted rape. his father is accused of helping him hide the body. defense attorneys argued there is simply not enough evidence against either man to convict him. smart's body has never been found. baldwin and the baldwin and the family of helena hutchins, the cinematographer who was shot and killed on the set of the movie that baldwin was filming in 2021 and again, the gun was in his hands, went off. they have reached a settlement. now in the wrongful death lawsuit filed against him. remember, this happened last october hutchens and baldwin were rehearsing in the chapel. you see there on the set, new mexico when the gun the was holding fired. baldwin has repeatedly said that he was handed the gun and told that it was cold, meaning safe to use and has denied responsibility for her death. the family had argued that the

paul flores is accused of killing christians smart at cal poly in san luis obispo back in 1996. his father, ruben, is charged with helping to hide the body. the ruben flores verdict will not be ready until a separate jury reaches a separate verdict for paul flores. that jury is still deliberating. the pre trial hearing for former mixed martial arts spider cain velasquez has been rescheduled now to november. 7th that hearing was supposed to start today. but the defendant's lawyer said they needed more time to review evidence. new evidence in this case, the 40 year old former ufc heavyweight champion, faces an attempted murder charge after he allegedly shot at a man accused of molesting his four year old son. six. oakland's largest homeless encampment is one step closer to being cleared. and closed. caltrans agreed to give homeless advocates extra time to remove the tiny homes. what's known as the cob on wood village today was deadline day, and advocates say they spent all weekend working to prepare for the move. they rented a trailer and large forklift to relocate the homes onto

that's the father of ruben flores flores is accused of killing kristin smart at cal poly and stan luis obispo in 1996. his father, ruben, is charged with helping to hide the body. the ruben flores verdicts will not be ready until a separate your he reaches a separate verdict for paul flores . that jury is still deliberating. former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was back in the courtroom ahead of her sentencing next month on fraud charges. holmes's defense team is trying to get the judge to grant her a new trial. ktvu is evan sernoffsky has more from san jose. there are no sis former lab director, dr adam rosen. dorf took the witness stand to defend his testimony at trial last year. this all happened after he showed up at elizabeth holmes house in august , saying he felt bad about her possible fate. attorneys for thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes are making a last ditch effort to get her four guilty convictions on federal fraud charges overturned. they claim the government star witness expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house on august 8th. there'

mostly cloudy skies there today partly cloudy in san luis obispo.ake a repeat performance in southern california by saturday evening. alright for us drizzle along the coast in the fifties sixties around the central bay sixties and seventies, really pleasant conditions around the peninsula today, backing through redwood city into redwood shore's as well seventies and eighties away from the bay into our inland areas, interior sections like windsor and gern ville 79 degrees. here's your extended forecast warmer temperatures tomorrow you'll feel the difference, then we cool down. in in boys. they're going to feel like autumn time here in the bay area this weekend. plus the leaves are falling and i got a lot of cleaning up to do this weekend, roberta. thank you. parents and students are hoping for calm in the classroom today after several bay area schools were targeted by fake +911 calls. school officials have to treat all threats seriously consumes a massive amount of law enforcement response next on the nine how police determined that threats of an act

to be lifting up in a northerly direction with mostly cloudy skies towards santa maria and san luis obispossociated with the deep marine layer. you see the specs there that is the condensation. the drizzle associated with the marine layer, very little clearing at the beaches today by lunchtime limited sunshine at best, pushing back inland and easterly direction and into the north bay, also by seven o'clock to night. and then tomorrow we'll see a little bit burner earlier. burn off. alright, temperatures high fifties at the beaches today 74 in valais, ho, misha and martinez and your extended forecast warmer friday downright autumn like over the weekend, ali. thanks roberta. there is new data on inflation. out this morning, we'll dive deeper into what it means for your wallet and the economy. only nine players allowed on the field at a time during a baseball game. we'll tell you about the intruder at last night's playoff matchup in southern california. it wasn't a fan rushing the field. take a look. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products,

the san luis obispo sheriff says the search for kristin will continue so one day her family may givek you for your reporting. >>> coming up next, the urgent warning about some electric cars becoming fire hazards this after hurricane ian. matt gutman is in florida. matt, why is this happening? >> reporter: the floodwaters from hurricane ian basically damaged the battery packs of evs like this. the federal government says that can cause them to spontaneously burst into flames, reignite days or even weeks later. so coming up we'll tell you why this is happening, how this is happening and what authorities are doing about it. my moderatee plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®. ask your doctor abo

the center rescue 25 sea lions from san luis obispo county brought them to sausalito and are releasingas they get better. congressman and senator from maine want to withhold federal money from the monterey bay aquarium because the aquarium is recommended that people avoid buying maine lobster aquarium runs seafood watch, a conservation group that advises people in which fish to buy or avoid based on sustainability. last month, the group put lobster from the u. s and canada on its red list of seafood to avoid saying wales were being entangled in lobster fishing gear. congressman jared golden and senator angus king say they're going to present a bill to withhold any future federal funding from the aquarium and its programs because of the impact that red list designation has had on maine's lobster industry. 80 46 down important report on jobs will be released tomorrow ahead of that, though we're hearing about specific jobs added and job cuts, cook is back in studio joins us now for dollars and cents starting to get those reports about who's hiring for the holidays. as we head into that po

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tonight, san luis obispo county sheriff is vowing to continue to look for her. in salinas, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> coming up, we're going to break down this verdict, why the two juries came up with two different verdicts with our legal expert. >>> still to come, more tech companies announcing layoffs, but there's one sector that's hiring in the bay area. >>> and what is the deal with those new express lanes on 101? we're going to break down everything from how the price surging works to what happens if >>> welcome back. we want to take this time to break down the verdict in the kristin smart case. joining us is paula canny, a defense attorney and legal analyst. she's been watching this case very carefully. paula, thanks for being with us. are you there? let's start with the verdict. the cases were tried together, two different juries hearing the same evidence. paul convicted of killing kristin, but his father ruben found not guilty of helping him hide the body. how do you reconcile that? >> well, clearly there was more evidence against paul. i mean

smart attended cal-poly san luis obispo. her body has never been found. kristin smart, there's no evidence of a murder. 6:05. president biden heads to southwest florida to meet with victims of hurricane ian. >> he's expected to tour some of the devastation with local leaders including governor ron desantis. the pair have bumped heads with issues. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live this morning. pretty much everyone saying this is a time to push those politics aside. >> reporter: good morning, marcus, laura. that's what these two are doing. they do not see eye to eye on many political issues, but president biden and governor desantis are coming together in an effort to help florida recover. desantis has praised the biden administration for declaring an emergency even before ian made landfall. a week after hurricane ian tore through florida, floodwaters continued to rise. floridians are getting a closer look at what's left of their homes. >> this is everything we've worked our whole lives for and it's gone. in a flash. it's sad. >> reporter: presiden