this is "lockup san quentin: extended stay." >> san quentin is home to more than 5,000 inmates, ranging from the most violent offenders in california. >> i'll rob you in a minute. don't get me wrong. >> i pulled a gun on this man and shot him six times in his chest. >> to the all too common parole violators flooding the system. >> i do drugs. that's my violation. >> the overpopulated san quentin serves as the reception center for 17 counties in california. >> there's 384 inmates in this gym. right now i have six staff members. >> it's forced to house a dangerous mix of high and low-risk inmates. >> you got the drugs, you got the inmates to manufacture alcohol, you got the gangs, the weapons. so it can be real dangerous at times. ♪ >> i've been a pretty successful robber. >> level 4 inmates, the worst in california, are housed at san quentin while awaiting permanent transfer to other facilities. >> i used to rob stores, you know, and that in itself is a rush that you can't explain. it's like whoa, i can -- i own the world. i can do whatever i want. i can -- better than any ceo in the wor

this is "lockup: san quentin, extended stay." san quentin state prison served as the reception center for 17 counties in the state of california. each week, the prison releases 150 prisoners. and welcomes 350 new inmates. san quentin was built to hold about 3,000 people. it currently houses more than 5,000. >> unfortunate for some of them, they think this is a step up. in the circles they travel in, unfortunately, it is. you know, i made it. i'm in state prison now. >> with repeat offenders clogging up the works, the officers struggle to keep the inmates under control. >> control, be advised we have an alarm in south block. >> i can only speculate and the only thing i can think of is we have a missing inmate. that's probably the number one thing. >> step on the tiers and conduct a count, submit it to patrol immediately. >> 5-west-45, hernandez. i don't know where he is. >> his name is skanvinsky hymes. my prison number is e-04448. i've had this prison number since i was 18 years old. i just turned 37 on february 15th. i'll be dis

only on 5:00, allen martin goes behind the walls of san quentin. some of their answers may surprise you. far from over. more cracks have >>> our top story at 6:30. volcanic emergency on hawaii's big island is open. officials have also confirmed at least 21 homes have been destroyed. >> about 1,700 people have been forced to evacuate. carter evans spoke to one man who chose to stay behind. >> reporter: the vol tannic -- the volcanic trail hits on top of kilauea. for five days the volcano has been spewing molten lava and ash. large cracks have spontaneously erupted through a line in a neighborhood, sending several homes on fire. we watched as smoke engulfed this home. >> it's like a goliath. like a roaring jet engine. >> reporter: sam lives about 100 miles away. >> did they ask you to evacuate? >> yes, it was a mandatory evacuation. by law, i don't have to leave. >> why did you choose to stay? >> because this is where i live right here. i have fifth in the gods that my house will be okay. >> reporter: two more broke open bringing the total to anyone,

n quentin.. sentenced to die for the brutal >>> for decades a man named kevin cooper has been sitting in san quentin sentenced to die for the murders of four people. >> but did he actually commit the crimes? dave brian has more for the push for a dna death row test. >> reporter: the murders of doug and peggy ryan, their 10- year-old daughter, and her 11- year-old friend. they were killed with a hatchet and at least two other weapons. only the ryan's 8-year-old son joshua survived the attack. he thought three men carried out the attack, but only ken cooper was arrested -- kevin cooper was arrested. he had escaped from a minimum security prison and was hiding in a house next door. he claimed he was innocent, but a bloody shoe print led to his conviction. >> somebody discovered the print in the crime lab, but no one saw it at the scene. >> reporter: 17 years ago the state agreed to do new tests on evidence in cooper's case on a hair, a stained shirt found near the scene, and cigarette butts dropped

you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, quentin san quentin. >> take a look at that car. the gun fire erupted yesterday right outside parker elementary in east oakland. neighbors tell us it's not the first time. >> after school, broad daylight and kids playing, then gunshots, followed by the piercing sounds of kids screaming. a home surveillance camera captured the frightening ordeal yesterday across the street from parker elementary in east oakland. it happened just before 5:00. a newer model mercedes bends exited the car. he walked up to the apartment complex and fired three shots. >> you can see the gunman running back to the car with his hand and hearing the teachers tell the kids let's go. >> the gun fire wasn't aimed at the campus thankfully but this was an incident that alarmed a lot of people. we had kids in the yard. everybody ran into the building. >> neighbors say the housing crisis may have over shadowed oakland's crime problems in the past few years. there was another shooting across from the school back in august. some of the shell casings from

does quentin tarantino core five violence? —— glorifying violence? violence?. intention behind it. always the worry of unintended consequences. consequences. i think the police are under tremendous pressure. tremendous pressure. drizzling about violence and the number of deaths or knife crime. number of deaths or knife crime. has outstripped all previous records unfortunately. unfortunately. that this violence has been encouraged. encouraged. asked you to take down these drill videos on youtube. let's move onto daily express. and if called menace. if called menace. at long last it says, huge fines to standout firms. says, huge fines to standout firms. new rules coming into force or whether this is a consultation? whether this is a consultation? individuals can be fined rather than companies. companies. organisation, a business and there have been ways around it. have been ways around it. responsible, you personally can be find that amount. find that amount. have in the horror of the phone rinne —— ringing... rinne —— ringing... you heard stories being duped ——

then quentin started to come in for him and steph curry gave me this look, and i said come back. the stop making man. so we gave him one more play, and he turned it over and i put quentin in. >> reporter: so everybody is having fun with that, but the one thing you can count on when all four of the warrior all- stars are on with the game, they are a very difficult team to beat. but it is always difficult to do the closeout game and that is what they are trying to do tonight. >>> ruben foster was in court today and pleaded not guilty to charges that he physically assaulted his ex-girlfriend back in february. in court, attorneys for foster said they were affirming the right for a speedy trial. that means the preliminary hearing will happen in the next 10 days. -- he was accused of dragging his girlfriend out of his home and smashed her cell phone to keep her from calling 91. this legal expert says that both the prosecution and defense want her to testify. >> it she gets under stand under oath and admits she lied to the police, that is a criminal act and she could be prosecuted for i

they see us as ignorant or hillbillies. >> daniel whitt: overdose capital of the east coast. >> quentinbut there's more here than just poverty and illiteracy and drugs there's a lot of good people here. >> coach: when you walk on this field, you better ve tunnel vision. don't look left, don't look right. you look at that scoreboard, and that should burn in your heart. do you understand me? we got some ground to make up. and once we make that ground up, we'll take off. let's go. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: new york city, where i live. and it's easy to think, having lived here nearly all my life, that this is what america looks like, thinks like, that the things that are important to me are important to everybody. that every place else is out there. unthinkable, maybe even unknowable. ♪ [ rain falling ] [ water rushing ] [ birds chirping

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for example, in san quentin, with guys that are facing the death penalty or something like that, and in the afternoon, you are in a business meeting with venture capital industry to try to take them to mexico to invest in our start-ups. and every day is like that, so you go from one mood to another one in a very quick -- it's very fast, so you have to learn to manage that in your personal life. and you also have to deal with ice -- immigration and customs. >> of course. that's a very important part of our job. >> mexico's relationship with other countries is very, very important, and you're coming in as a new diplomat here with a brand-new president who's talking very much about immigration and deportation and building a wall. so what are you thoughts on all of that? >> well, we prefer bridges. in my part as a mexican consul, i am doing that between san francisco and mexico. >> because there is so much tension right now with the new administration on both sides. people who are pro-administration, people who are against it. and so what we want to do is find -- how can we get people be

right the quentin right this is the leader office right doc i know if. this were up to me it was a clue. kamila thought it was. the same. subject always help or just to the image of ted we're going to do what i. said she had to be having to live in a bit i mean gets you on it or to respond as she's been told me doing what all they can do it is probably a considerable. the french and among the most united is one step ahead of the italians did not only converted the office software but also like the munich administration changed the operating system from windows to linux and by doing so saved around twenty million euros in eight years nevertheless the police department is now coming on the massive pressure investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of those on the money to microsoft does the corporation have such an influence one of those who has been following this for a long time is it from the french n.g.o.s appeal which fights for the use of free software. because it. was all be good also except for the s

to hungry at a certain time this is simple if if that is going to be quentin or his speaking about then it will usually eighty seven then eighteen nobody lives there and the list please please mr freeman let me finish universe think then then he he would like he would describe the situation here but if you interpret it in a different way then then i think i would not agree on that and again you know if if you want to find out was what mr obama says i would no i do not know him that's too easy i mean this way of arguing is too easy firstly is a part in the you. means you are in one family so the question is what is about this member of your family do you agree on or secondly mr obama is one of the states in europe and that means gary and parliamentarians have gary and people are influencing or supposed dish ones politics in europe and that's why we i think we have to continue to talk a little bit because i would like to understand your position all been said about muslims every single migrant poses a public security and terrorist this is hate speech isn't it every every single my posts o

he's on death row at san quentin for killing his wife lacy, and unborn son more than 15 years ago.he new mug shot is there on the left. it looks a lot like his previous one. the prison requires inmates to take a new mug shot every seven years. lacy peterson was eight months pregnant when she disappeared right before christmas. months later her pregnant body washed ashore near richmond. >>> uber is going the extra mile to give riders some peace of mind. the company started testing a new security feature today allowing riders to dial 911 directly from their uber app. the call 911 button will store your location, the make and model of your driver's car, and its license plate number as it contacts emergency responders. now, six cities are testing out this new feature. none of them, though, are here in california, at least not yet. >>> up next, a bittersweet night for the giants. we'll show you what happened in denver. also we found some affordable ticket prices to sit courtside for the warriors. not really, but we'll tell you next. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first resp

years ago come to san quentin driven by the forces of nature they helped to protect the coast system what is the plan would come tomorrow to the next on. arms exports to trouble spots can be a lucrative business for the german weapons industry. and a rather shady one too. such exports are against german law but there are gray areas and the arms makers are sure to use them. bombs for the. germany profits from pricey. dublin. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to the shadow and if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many cantrips and their problems are almost the same color to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or microphones who had decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work again. to tamara today coming up. a marvelous month how greenland could profit from climate change. made to measure bike frames from a three g.

i want to share with our audience some photographs from the west coast, escaped convicts from san quentin and explain what you saw and what you reflect on 50 years later. >> i lived in manhattan beach, california, and i got a radio report that there was a guy holed up in a little motel that was fairly close to where i lived. i raced over there and i went into the driveway and the cops were talking to this guy through a window and it turned out was a guy that came from san quentin and they tried to talk him out and there was a cbs cameraman and the two of us were standing in the driveway, something that would never happen anymore, and i don't know how i did get killed, but they could not talk him out and all the sudden there was an explosion and he had set off some dynamite in the room and then -- he started climbing out the window and i kept taking pictures and a cbs camera kept rolling and he crawled over to where he is right there in the bomb squad guy came over and it was terrifying, but i sat there and i shot the whole thing and it was right after obj announced he was not going to run

this man has been sitting in san quentin for decades. new report is raising questions, about whether he really belongs there. that story coming up, but this man has been sitting in prison for decades but a new report is raising questions about whether he really be longs there. >> that story is comelongs there. >> two acres of this dry grass has burned so far. this is over the east capital expressway. you can see the crews are out there, but that fire bumped right up to some back yards yards nearby. >> new at 6:00 san francisco mayor is introducing a first of its kind of its plan to bring treatment for drug addiction to the street. it is the treatment that could stop cravings immediately. >> the city actually started a pilot program like this in 2016. they went into homeless camps and 60% of the people who got this drug stayed clean. we're going to introduce you to one of them. >> it saved my life for sure. >> chris was an iv drug user for 30 years, homeless, addicted to opiates and almost died five times from overdoses only to be brought

the 45-year-old is in san quentin on death row.icted by a redwood city jury in 2004 and was sentenced to death in 2005. >>> he was accused of several charges. now the embattled republican governor of missouri is calling it quits. >> i came to office to fight for the people of missouri. to fight for the forgotten. >> he was facing possible impeachment over an extramarital affair. he has decided to resign effective friday. he said that the ordeal has caused incredible strain on his family and millions of dollars in legal bills and this will be the next governor. >>> an unexpected site as people were watching their steps. >> they are jellyfish. they washed up onto the coast and there are literally millions and millions of them.>>> our chief meteorologist, bill martin is standing by and he is your complete bay area forecast. john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working fam

i think the president would have difficulty in court sustaining that position under cases like quentin versus jones -- clinton versus jones. i think you would be required to .ive testimony it is also possible his team is ready to mitigate that and make a protracted legal battle and there is the possibility he would try to head it off at the pass either by firing general rosenstein or robert mueller or both. shery: that could be a legal nightmare. bob mueller -- bob bauer, thank you for joining us. david: we are going to check on the markets. here is julie hyman. julie: we are seeing stocks settle a little more to the upside after bouncing between gains and losses earlier. oil playing a role. the sector index up 3.2% and oil is the best subsector between the s&p 500 and the other averages. let's take a look at the drillers. we have the news of the u.s. withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal and the administration saying those who buy oil from iran, you have 6 months to stop sales, you also have the inventory report which showed a drawdown in crude and gasoline. many of the drillers outp

>> commissioner renne: i was just wondering, to save the staff some time, that quentin kopp had somequestions for netfile, and if he did, maybe massey could answer them, and not waste time by the staff. >> commissioner kopp: i mean -- >> commissioner renne: direct the questions -- >> commissioner kopp: how long has this netfile had a contract with the ethics commission? >> first contract was around 2007 or -8. >> commissioner kopp: all right. and is that on a bid in. >> it was a sole source waiver back in 2007. >> commissioner kopp: and who granted the waiver? the ethics commission? >> the ethics commission had to take part of it. the office of contract administration also had a role in it. >> commissioner kopp: and who signs the final document waiving a bid? >> the office of contract administration. >> commissioner kopp: all right. and how long was that contract? >> that was a three-year contract, and then, there was a new contract in 2010. and then, there was an amendment in 2013 that was a five-year contract. that contract is almost expired, and then, we have another contract that

new mug shots are mandated every seven years at san quentin.is wife who was eight months pregnant disappeared right before christmas. the bodies of lacee and her unborn child washed ashore near richmond months later. scott peterson was convicted and was sentenced to death. he's appealing the verdict. >> marin county has $400,000 to help deal with the rising water lines along highways 101 and 1. the money is a grant from caltranss and was awarded to help the county find ways to deal with water between mt. tam and mill valley. the off ramps in mill valley tend to flood during every one of o storms or king tides. the county says the problem is steadily getting worse. >>> okay. did you see the jelly fish, and do they sting? thousands of these little guys, moon jellies, blank esed the pacific coastline and other bay area beaches over the weekend. nbc bay area sam brock joins news pacifica with some answers. sam, take it away. >> reporter: raj, as you know, this was a spectacle yesterday. this entire beach, as you mentioned, covered in the glimmering

fbi investigation into the trump campaign under wraps but were more forthcoming in the press about quentin>> juan: it contradicts the whole floor what you are seen coming from the president. the campaign that was hurt by the fbi was the clinton campaign. there was no damage done to president trump's campaign. in fact, some people are arguing that because they were conducting counterintelligence operations as opposed to a criminal investigation, they were actually trying to protect and try to act as a buffer to keep the russian influence out of all the campaign, including the trump campaign. i think what you are seeing now in response to your question, dana, an effort by the president. i think it's unprecedented to sort of weaponized investigation into the investigation into him. >> dana: isn't weaponizing, greg, if it is the justice department saying we have an inspector general however one seems to support, michael horowitz, because he is a fair guy. he says he will take a look at it. can we let it play out? could be months. >> greg: what is russian for mexican standoff? that's what we ha

. >> greg: quentin tarantino. >> jesse: all of that stuff made of fortune for the studios. around and say you want to take away guns from law-abiding americans. it's a little hypocritical. i wanted to bring something to your attention. this happened yesterday. there was a school shooting, a 19-year-old brought a gun and started opening fire in a school in illinois and an armed resource officer shot him, neutralized them, didn't kill him. saved countless lives. that story was not covered anywhere in the mainstream medi media. >> greg: i was going to do it tomorrow in the monologue. >> juan: an exception to the rule. >> greg: so it is the rule. >> juan: here's the thing. when people complain about smoking in movies, it had an impact. when people complained -- >> dana: they still do it. >> juan: they do it much last. you think about how gays were demonized in movies, now it's not an issue. more black actors up for competition in leeds and big movies. it does make a difference. to say guns have made money for hollywood, in the way, it seems to me, it encourages their culture. i

just past the midspan, closer to the san quentin, we are getting reports of an accident. it was blocking a lane and some of that debris from that crash may still be in the lanes. here's a look at the toll plaza. we just jumped into the yellow, 8 minutes across the span. that earlier crash that we have been tracking along 880 right near industrial parkway we can see that traffic is still very heavy in that southbound direction. they have cleared all lanes along southbound 880 in hayward but you definitely are seeing delays. 22 minutes on down towards 84 there. and we are still seeing a big backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza. likely to be there for quite some time throughout the morning. we are in the yellow, 16 minutes heading into san francisco. you'll be tapping those brakes along 80 and your 580 approach. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> i'm loving this view from the lawrence hall of science. the skies over berkeley nice and clear. wood we had a warm afternoon. today will be warmer. at the coast we have a calm west wind. no fog at golden gate bridge. s

but a handful havedmitted they knew, including director quentin tarantino.d.""e and thatryone who was close to harvery had heard of at least one of those incidents." >> i think there are still a lot of people out there who know way more about what was happening here than what they've cared to share. n they were,many ways, the grt enablers for harvey's behavior. being in his grace was allowing them to make their careers more successful, but there were so samany times they should'v something, stopped something, spoken up. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: in 2011, weinstein invited actress jessica barth for a business meeting at the peninsula hotel in beverly hills. >> he said that there was a role in sarah jessica parker's new film. and then it very quickly shifted to asking me to give him a naked massage on the bed. i was like, "you know, i'm married." and he said-- i said, "you are too, right?" and he said, "yes, but we have... we have an arrangement." and i was like, "you know what, harvey, about done wis conversation right now."th so i left, i shudoor, and. i burst into t

i worked at san quentin prison, where i was promoted to sergeant there. >> supervisor cohen: and maybe you can speak to what you see, 'cause i, too, have seen you at the police commission meetings at an active participant. speak to the neighborhood level needs: things that you've seen, things that you've experienced. i've seen you on marchs, rallies. i've heard you articulate concerns in public comment. talk to me a little bit about how you believe that serving on this policy body would help bridge the cap gaps from you a both have heard crying out for reform. >> well, that's very significant to me because when we have these town halls, police commissions, protests, or whatnot, it's -- it's apparent that there's a problem. for that many people to show up, to stand in those long lines. to say what they have to say, it's obvious there is ha problem. it connects with my experience with law enforcement, because i had the same problems. i've seen the side, what they're saying exists, but they have no way to prove it. i've actually proved it. i myself was instructed to antagonize and provoke

it didn't happen with secretary quentin. it didn't happen with secretary carey.he very fact that they are actually having this dialogue, bringing home hostages, they have made huge, far more progress than anything else before and i think donald trump in conjunction with mike pompeo as the secretary of state are moving this in exactly the right direction. and whether or not it happens actually on the 12th or not. but it's moving in the right direction. >> melissa: one of the biggest concerns that everyone has mentioned is how do you verify that he is actually telling the truth? especially if they come to some agreement. i would ask you a somebody who is involved in the iran nuclear deal. we heard about those anytime, anywhere inspections and it doesn't seem like that actually happened or the things that you would do differently this time in order to make sure that we could actually inspect? >> i think it's a great question. i think it's going to be the hardest part of the deal and i actually think that ultimately president trump will be very happy if he could get

they had the thumb on the scale when it came to quentin investigation.y has to watch those who watch us. senator grassley sent a letter asking questions about this. i'm letting mr. mueller do his job but i want to make sure the fbi and the department of justice did not try to in their own way change the outcome of the election. did they use techniques and tactics approved by the court or did they just make this up themselves? >> chris: i've got less than a minute left. the president's lead lawyer rudy giuliani was back at it again this week attacking the special counsel investigation. here he is. >> if you're going to write an unfair report, rated, and we will combat it. we are ready to rip it apart. and we are ready to rip them apart if that's what they want. >> chris: do you think rudy giuliani is helping or hurting the president? >> senator graham: i think is showing a determination to push back and aggressively defend his client. with rudy it's a little bit of both but i would like to have him on my team if i were the president because he's pretty go

i wanted to share some photographs, you were based on the west coast, escaped convicts from san quentin, explain what you saw and reflected on. >> i lived in manhattan beach, california, i got a radio report that there was a guy hold up in a little motel, it was close to where i lived. i went into the driveway and the cops were talking to this guy through a window, his name was arthur again jones, there was a cbs camera man, a local guy, the two of us were standing in the driveway, that would never happen any more, i do not know how i did not get killed. were there other pictures. >> just the one. >> they could not talk to him. then all of a sudden there was an explosion and he set off dynamite and the cops started to shoot him. he ended up crawling over to where he is right there, the bomb squad got him. it was terrifying but i sat there and i shot the whole thing, that was right after lbj announced he was not going to run. but these pictures were all over the paper. in my whole vietnam experience, i had a lot of photos like that but that was an early one. >> in 1968. six and a half mi

see q1 and the explosion of supply we saw and the rally, the ramp-up in yields, as an anomaly or a quentin'snk that correlation has changed as we pushed throughout the year? >> i think it should be correlated. i do not see it exactly in terms of what investors anticipated from the standpoint of supply. we know for instance that the fed is undergoing quantitative orhtening, perhaps taking adding 30 billion or 40 billion to the market, for outside investors to buy your we know the treasury itself is adding to 30's,d five and tens and probably at $1 billion at the auction. is that significant? it is certainly different. it may go higher based upon potential deficits going forward. supply from the treasury is a factor in addition to what the fed might do in terms of a mild for u.s. bonds come u.s. treasury bonds. i'll expect the 10 year now at 295, to basically, meander around 282 perhaps 310 and 315 , buthe balance of the year not much of a change. naked naked -- hibernating bear market. it means that there is awake but not really growling. [laughter] >> not growling as yet. naked -- hibernatin