but if it it, it's one the attorney for the families of 12 fire victims could acceptsot mary alexanderfamilies of fire victims 55-105 to have that kind of time in jail when they were the ones that were on thegroudn and planned this place and allowwed the event to occur , it is very satifsying to have them held criminally accountable.36 people were killed in the december 2016 blaze. almena's attorney said a deal was the right thing to do some victim's families did not have to sit through a trial. details of the plea deal shoudl be announced tuesday afternoon when the defendants return to court. standup dan kerman/oakland 128-138max harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std ( marty ) police are warning residents in santa clara about kidnapping scam calls. they say, suspects are calling people - and then trying to convince them that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's li

. >> reporter: mary alexander represents 12 of the victims' families. she said the families trust the prosecutors and would be satisfied with the plea deal. >> to have them go to jail and not have to go through a trial is something that i think is important to them. >> reporter: one victim's best friend says he does not want a plea deal, he wants the man to go to prison for a long time. >> i don't think justice is being served at all. >> reporter: apparently the judge brokered this package deal. both defendants have to take this deal or there would be no deal. in oakland, kpix 5. >>> some new insights into the mind of an accused murderer. the disturbing things investigators found in the home of a bay area cold case suspect. >>> investigators blow the lid off of a massive illegal fireworks business, taking seven tons of serious fire danger off the streets. >>> a new company is making sailing more affordable and accessible. i will take you on my journey around the bay, coming up. killing on the stanford campus. 72-year-old stephen crawford shot himself at

as for the victims' families, i talked to one attorney, mary alexander, who is representing 12 families. she says the families trust the prosecutors and they would be satisfied with any type of plea deal that the prosecution would agree to. >> da lin, thank you for that live report. >>> we have much more news ahead plus bay area weather forecasts. it is heeding up. we'll -- heating up. we'll take a quick break and come back. today... on the suspect who is accused of a brutal murder 44 years ago... on the campus of stanford university. >>> we have new information today on the suspect who was accused of a brutal murder 44 years ago on the campus of stanford university. santa clara county sheriff's department confirms officers were prepared to arrest 72-year- old steven crawford at his apartment yesterday. when police approached him, crawford said he wanted to get dressed first. when he didn't reappear for some time, police entered his apartment and that is when they saw crawford sitting on the bed with a gun. he killed himself with one bullet in his apartment. police found some noteworthy

but if it it, it's one the attorney for the families of 12 fire victims could acceptsot mary alexander/attorney for families of fire victims 55-105 to have that kind of time in jail when they were the ones that were on thegroudn and planned this place and allowwed the event to occur , it is very satifsying to have them held criminally accountable.36 people were killed in the december 2016 blaze. almena's attorney said a deal was the right thing to do some victim's families did not have to sit through a trial. details of the plea deal shoudl be announced tuesday afternoon when the defendants return to court. standup dan kerman/oakland 128-138max harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std (ken) new strict marijuana guidelines go into effect this weekend... and many pot shops across the golden state are not too happy... starting july first...health offficials will begin screening mariju

. >> mary alexander represents 12 victims families. she says the families trust the prosecutors and would be satisfied with the plea deal. >> to have them go to jail and not have to go through a trial is something that i think is important to them. >> one ofvicts best friends says he doesn't want a plea deal. he wants the two to go to prison for a long time. >> i don't think justice is being served at all. >> apparently the judge packaged the deal, both defendants had to take the deal or there would be no deal. >>>new information this morning about the man accused of a brutal murder 44 years ago on the stanford university campus. the sheriff's department says it was ready to arrest stefan crawford on thursday but crawford killed himself with a shotgun before officers could take him into custody. police found the book called the ultimate evil, that talked about serial killers and a suicide note from 2016. as for the motive -- >> we'll never know the reason. i believe maybe a crime of opportunity. he was in the church, she was in the chu

but if it it, it's one the attorney for the families of 12 fire victims could acceptsot mary alexanderttorney for families of fire victims 55-105 to have that kind of time in jail when they were the ones that were on thegroudn and planned this place and allowwed the event to occur , it is very satifsying to have them held criminally accountable.36 people were killed in the december 2016 blaze. almena's attorney said a deal was the right thing to do some victim's families did not have to sit through a trial. details of the plea deal shoudl be announced tuesday afternoon when the defendants return to court. standup dan kerman/oakland 128-138max harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std (pam)(pam) although medicinal and recreational cannabis are legal in the state of california... not every city allows cannabis sales. (ken) that has been the case in the city of hayward... until this we

. >> reporter: mary alexander represented 10 california cities and counties that sued paint companies that knowingly sold lead paint. they agreed to clean up lead paint in homes built before 1951. >> to get out of this responsibility, they have filed an initiative and collected signatures. >> reporter: sherwin-williams was backing a bond act that would have shifted liability for lead paint clean-up from the paint companies to california taxpayers to the tune of $4 billion. they called it the healthy homes and school bond act which critics say was a deceptive way to collect enough signatures to qualify for the november ballot. santa clara county in san francisco filed a lawsuit this week to block the initiative. >> if that initiative goes to the ballot, this boycott goes coast to coast. >> reporter: today consumer watchdog called on consumers to take action if sherwin-williams didn't pull the bond measure. >> they should buy paint and give their money to a paintmaker that is refusing to live up to its legal responsibility to reimburse the public when it poisons children. >> reporter: m

. >> reporter: mary alexander represents 12 victims' families. she said the families trust the prosecutors and would be satisfied with the plea deal. >> to have them go to jail and not have to go through a trial is something that i think is important for one vict's em>>friend says he don'tht orwa rnt te bua plea deal. he wants almena and harris to go to prison for a long time. >> i don't think justice is being served, period, at all. >> reporter: apparently the judge brokered this package deal and it had to be a package deal. both defendants have to agree with it. otherwise there would be no deal. by the way, whatever that sentence will be, both defendants at most would serve only half of what they agreed to. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> new information about the man accused of a brutal murder 44 years ago on the stanford campus. santa clara county sheriff's department says they were ready to arrest 72-year-old steven crawford at his apartment yesterday, but crawford killed himself with a gunshot before officers could take him into cus

. >> reporter: mary alexander is one of the attorneys in a lawsuit filed by ten california municipalities>> the lead paint companies knew that lead that they put in their paint was dangerous, toxic to children. >> reporter: sherwin-williams and conagra deny alexander's claim. in a statement, a spokesperson on behalf of the companies told cbs, "that's false, and the trial court acknowledged that point," citing a 2014 court ruling that said "the state of knowledge about lead paint's health hazards was admittedly in its nascent or beginning stage." but in its summary decision, the same court said, "defendants to varying degrees sold lead paint with actual and constructive knowledge that it was harmful." last year an appeals court ordered sherwin-williams and conagra to pay the cost of fixing homes with lead paint hazards built before 1951. the paint companies are now taking an entirely different approach to trying to win this case. >> so to get out of this responsibility, they have filed an initiative and collected signatures. >> reporter: sherwin-williams and conagra are now backing califor

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we need to pass a bill like the bipartisan mary alexander legislation that we have worked on, to stabilize the health care market for the future. i hope congress will take up my medicare x bill to provide more options for low cost high quality health care, and every zip code, used in competition and bringing down prices. the bill i have worked on with senator bennett of colorado was built on the medicare framework, to establish a public insurance plan. this would allow americans to choose among the existing private insurance plans, or a meaningful public plan. helpful be particularly in rural communities across the country, where often, there are limited options and prices are too high. i hope senate republicans and president trump will finally join democrats who are asking leader mcconnell, to spend the month of august working to pass proposals like these that bring down the price of insurance, and description drug for families. we need to continue the recent progress we made in virginia, and expand access to affordable health care at the federal level. my democratic colleagues in the sen