san quentin is the home of california's death row. but governor news emplaced moratorium on executions back in 2019 san quentin state prison was built way back in 18 52. it's california's oldest correctional institution and the governor's state of the state events will continue right on through the weekend. saturday tomorrow, and he'll be in los angeles talking about health care prices. in cost. then on sunday, he'll be in san diego talking about reforming california's mental health programs. crews are still trying to get the power back on for thousands of homes and businesses that last power this week during the powerful windstorm. pg needs progress in getting the lights back on has not reduced the frustration among many people living in east palo alto gathered for a meeting last night to express their anger over the current outages in their community as well as the power problems during the earlier storms this year, some accused me of being slow to respond to power outages because east palo alto isn't often underserved community of

. >> big changes coming to san quentin state prison. how governor gavin newsom wants to reimagine it to get inmates ready to rejoin civilian life. >>> more worries about the banking sector, a is b o.>>> and reactn fm moragas the gales advance in the ncaa tournament. >>> good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto in for reed cowan. we start with a new plan by governor newsom to transform san quentin state prison to focus on rehabilitation. anne makovec joins me now with the details, anne? >> rehabilitation is the keyword there and part of the new name. the prison would be called san quentin rehabilitation center. that would be a place for less dane rouser -- the other 2,000 inmates are on lesser sentences. newsom says about 800 people are released from the prison every year and the goal is to keep them from committing another crime and ending up back in the system. >> it's not just about rehabilitation, it's about homecoming. this is about stretching people's minds, what we're capable of doing, and reducing recidivism in this state and reducing t

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governor newsom wants to rename san quentin the saying quentin rehabilitation center. san quentin is the home of california's death row, but the governor placed a moratorium on executions back in 2019 san quentin state prison was built in 18 52. it's california's oldest correctional institution . the governor's state of the state events will continue through the weekend. saturday he'll be in los angeles, talking about health care costs and prices and then on sunday, the governor will go to san diego talking about efforts to reform ealth program. new this morning, the former parent company of the failed silicon valley bank is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy ktvu james torres live here in palo alto with the federal government's efforts to maintain confidence in the banking system. gasia good morning tea. well for the last week, we know branches like the silicon valley bank as vb private. those have all been under control of the f d i c. its former owner, svb financial group, now asking the federal government for help with its remaining assets. the group estimates its de

we know what san quentin houses. but jordan's who served seven plus years for robbery, says people can change if they have the tools and hel needed. he believes this new program at san quentin is a step towards that. i got out 11 years ago, and if it wasn't for programs like the governor's office is going to implement. um i probably wouldn't be here today. um you know, i was able to take advantage of my later years of incarceration of programming. i was able to get a trade jr stone, abc seven news huge, affordable housing project is being built right next to san quentin, the new 250 unit building will go for francis drake boulevard and open space next to next to drake's cove road. state officials say that and residents held a public hearing last night over the oakland hill apartments. more than half the units will go to marine educators in school staff . the site is a part of the countycurd onheatf more , and governor newsom has unvle by 15% in 2025. the proposal includes 1200 new, tiny homes throughout the state and

also, the changes that are coming to san quentin state prison. why the governor wanted to take on a whole new role and not have a >> our top story at 6.30, governor newsom is battling to reform. >> the state's incarceration system and today he launched an effort at an institution which his office is calling one of california's most notorious state prisons. and capitol correspondent eytan wallace was at san quentin today. he has details on the governor's proposal. >> well, it's a little bit tough to see, but that's the edge of san quentin just beyond the bay. there is california's oldest state prison and what some have described as its most infamous state prison. now, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to drastically reshape san quentin to become what he calls a model for the rest of the governor gavin newsom spending part of his day meeting with people incarcerated at san quentin state prison in marin county. >> established in the 18 50's san quentin has long been home to california's largest population of people on death row population tod

governor newsom has a plan to dramatically change san quentin. he wants to turn it into a rehab center modeled after the prison system in norway. the governor was in town today. san quentin currently houses california's death row, but that would be transformed into a lockup with less dangerous prisoners. it would get a name change, our prison here, to san quentin rehabilitation center. it will focus on things like education, training, and rehab. the governor says the program will teach skills that will help incarcerated people return to society. >> we have to be in the homecoming business. the it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. >> this plan has plenty of critics. among those who oppose it, the crime survivors resource center. quote, we're in a climate where it's all about the offenders and criminals and thot about the innocent victims that have been victimized, traumatized, and harmed. so how exactly would this new prison rehab center work? joining us now is the executive director for the californians for safety and justic

and fox spoke with people who are outraged by the plan. >> from san quentin state prison to san quentin rehabilitation center our class strongly opposes a plan. >> i think it is wrong and backwards and it majorly endangers people in california. >> is -- davis was on death in quentin state prison. he is emphasizing that rehabilitation does not work for violent offenders like davis. >> if davis was released from quentin in 1993. he was given a job that paid him $60 in 1990 -- $60.50 and he was trained in a rehab program and three months later my daughter was dead. >> the president of crime victims united says the governor never reached out to crime victims advocates. she says rehabilitation works better with less serious offenders and low-level facilities like county jails. >> rehabilitation has to be thoughtful. we have seen what the criminal justice policies have done to california and we have more violent crime than we have ever had, theft is on the rise, and we do not need to give them couches and nice kitchens when we have struggling families. i think his priorities are mixed up. >>

we know what san quentin houses. but jordan's who served seven plus years for robbery, says people can change if they have the tools and help needed. he believes this new program at san quentin is a step towards that i got out 11 years ago. and if it wasn't for programs like the governor's office is going to implement. um i probably wouldn't be here today. um you know, i was able to take advantage of my later years of incarceration of programming. i was able to get a trade jr stone, abc seven news huge, affordable housing project is getting built right next to san quentin, the new 250 unit building will go near sir francis drake boulevard in open space next to drake's cove road, state officials and residents held a public hearing tonight over the oakland hill apartments . more than half the units will go to marine educators and school staff. the site is part of the county effort to meet governor gavin newsom's executive order on the creation of more affordable housing. today governor newsom was in sacramento to talk

thanks for joining us that announcement, quentin state prison will soon be called quentin rehabilitation center. the news, first reported by the los angeles times will be made official from the prison site tomorrow, abc seven news reporter jr stone has the reason for this major change and the debate that as you can imagine, is already coming with it. california governor gavin newsom set to make a major announcement friday, quentin state prison will be renamed san quentin rehabilitation center with additional education, training and rehab for prisoners. it will be modeled after scandinavian ideas there. the goal is to ensure you do not come back and right now what we have is not working with scandinavian ideas used in countries like norway allow for couches. kitchens and more freedoms than most american prisons, and some are outraged over that seems to have completely forgotten the victims . i mean, i think this is a front to the victims because we're saying at least there is still an element of accountability and punishment that should happen in state prison before you get your chance to

with the governor says about major changes to san quentin. plus pushing to reclassify the death of a bay area man who died in police custody with the family of angelo came to his pointing to and saying it should be ruled a homicide, then. a major player in the banking industry files for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection ahead of a major announcement by the fed. caroline in washington. i'll have that story coming up. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian happening now. governor gavin newsom is speaking about his plans to transform san quentin from a maximum security prison icilitys live now, with the details on the governor's plan, and the idea behind it, ali well, garcia san quentin is one of the most recognizable prisons in california, possibly the nation , not just because of its location. you know, it's on some of the most valuable land in the bay area with views of the san francisco bay but also because of some of the state's most infamous inmates, charles manson , scott peterson have served time there, but

san quentin. california's oldest state prison. >> he wants to make much of a dedicated rehab facility under 20 million dollar plan, san quentin would be transformed from a maximum security prison to one focusing more on rehab in education. and it's all of that in an effort to break the cycle of crime kron four's terisa stasio. we'll have that story coming up at 8.30. bart police are trying to find the attacker who they say accidentally shot another passenger on a train. >> a spokesperson for the agency says a man pistol-whipped a passenger at about 10 o'clock last night. and then accidentally fired the weapon, causing the bullet to graze the victim's head. barr police say this happened after the 2 men got into an argument on a train that was approaching the embarcadero station in san francisco. the victim went to the hospital and is expected to be okay. bart's now former inspector general claims the transit agency kept her from doing her job. the inspector general position was created back in 2019

. >> if san quentin can do it, it can be done anywhere else. once a mine is stretched, it never goes back to its original form. this is about stretching people's mind about what we are capable of doing and reducing recidivism in this state. >> transforming san quentin from a state prison to a rehabilitation center. ama: governor newsom his plan to change san quentin including its new name and new mission. our reporter's life now outside the prison with details. >> this prison once notorious killers like a charles manson is getting a complete overhaul when it comes to prison reform. the emphasis will be on rehabilitation. >> we want to be the preeminent restorative justice facility in the world. that is the goal. >> gavin newsom announcing california's most notorious prism is getting a new name. and a new mission. >> we have to be in the home coming business. it is not just about rehabilitation, it's about homecoming. >> once home to california's death row will now be called san quentin rehabilitation center. less dangerous prisoners will get ed

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports from san quentin. the queue. >> well, it's a little bit tough to see, but that's the edge of san quentin just beyond the bay. there is california's oldest state prison and what some have described as its most infamous state prison. now, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to drastically reshape san quentin to become what he calls a model for the rest of the governor gavin newsom spending part of his day meeting with people incarcerated at san quentin state prison in marin county. >> established in the 18 50's san quentin has long been home to california's largest population of people on death row population today of more than 670. but now the governor wants to move them to other facilities and transform this president to focus on education and rehabilitation for the thousands of others serving time here. this is a bout real public safety. this is about keeping communities safe. >> this is about getting serious about addressing the issue of crime and violence in our state crime and violence. that n

we are outside of san quentin. >> the governor wants to reimagine the future of san quentin.knows it will be an uphill battle. >> now people coming back. are they ready to reintegrate into society? are they ready to be full participation in our city, state, nation? or are they bitter? and so for us, this is about real public safety. >> during today's press conference at san quentin, the governor says he wants to turn the prison which holds california's death row into a facility, folk used on rehabilitating prisoners. he is requesting $20 from the state legislator to design a program providing prisoners with the skills and tools to re-enter society. he also wants to change the name of the prison to the san quentin rehabilitation center. >> we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. >> an advisory group would help leeld the transformation. details are limited. the governor cited no way approach to incarceration which focuses on rehabilitation. california assemblyman, an advocate of helping prisoners get job placement bef

our capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us from san quentin state prison in iran with the governor's proposal and how he says it will impact public safety. >> well, it's a little bit tough to see, but that's the edge of san quentin just beyond the bay. there is california's oldest state prison and what some have described as its most infamous state prison. now, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to drastically reshape san quentin to become what he calls a model for the rest of the governor gavin newsom spending part of his day spending part of his day meeting with people state prison in marin county. >> established in the 18 50's san quentin has long been home to california's largest population of people on death row population today of more than 670. but now the governor wants to move them to other facilities and transform this president to focus on education and rehabilitation for the thousands of others serving time here. this is a bout real public safety. this is about keeping communities safe. this is about getting serious about addressing the issue of crime and violence i

san quentin is iconic. it is known worldwide. if san quentin can do it, it can be done anywhere else. >> i hope he comes in and implements this. and shows that people incarcerated people are more than their crime. they can do more and have second chances to get out the and be productive citizens. >> reporter: the news team theater group san quentin has long been on the cutting edge of rehabilitation programs. this fits with the tradition here. the next phase will start with 20 million-dollars for the planning of the transformation. the governor says he hopes to see some kind of result by the year 2025. >>> we want to bring in our reporter. >> about two hours south of san francisco. was just like any other correctional facility in the country. focused on punishment and deterrence. but then, in 2019, it changed course breaking cardinal rules an doubling down on something you would be hard pressed to find in any prison today. humanity. >> reporter: there isn't much ed borla hasn't seen in his 24 years in california's criminal justic

quentin rehabilitation center. ktvu brooks jarocz was inside the prison to see how death row is getting converted to a classroom. the system isn't working for anybody. we have got to reconcile that. i appreciate you rethinking the purpose of prison governor gavin newsom says california's san quentin will soon stand as a model reform should look like we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. 800 plus people again every year coming out of this institution. you want folks coming back? feeling better. not in the. norman claytor of jesse jackson feeling bitter using $20 million in the proposed state budget, the vision is to transform death row and move condemned prisoners to create space and build on the education and jump training for those incarcerated here. coming to san quinn. i was able to pack my childhood traumas. my hangups change what people believe about themselves. you're going to change their behavior. several incarcerated people showed us the tools

now, governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to drastically reshape san quentin to become what he calls a model for the rest of the governor gavin newsom spending part of his day spending part of his day meeting with people state prison in marin county. >> established in the 18 50's san quentin has long been home to california's largest population of people on death row population today of more than 670. but now the governor wants to move them to other facilities and transform this president to focus on education and rehabilitation for the thousands of

san quentin prison will no longer house inmates on death row.overnor newsom plans to transform san quentin prison that focuses more on rehabilitation. ktvu sally rasmus joining us now with some of the changes the governor has planned. good morning. good morning. well, some of those changes mean that all current death row inmates at san quentin will be moved to other prisons in the state. many of them already have. and in the future, san quentin will no longer be a maximum security facility. governor newsom says he wants this prison instead to become the largest education, job training and rehabilitation facility in the state. we don't know the timeline or how quickly this will happen, but some of the prisons. more dangerous inmates have already been moved to other prisons across the state. the governor wants san quentin to follow a prison model used in norway, which focuses on preparing people to return to society when their sentences up by training them for jobs and teaching him how to live on their own. norway has one of the lowest recidivism

san quentin is iconic. san quentin is known worldwide.. >> many republican safe the governor and the democratic legislature was serious about fighting crime, they would try and prevent dangerous criminals from getting released early from prison for earning accelerated and exaggerated good conduct credits but also many republicans are skeptical of newsom's crime-fighting efforts. all this what is it is a political stunt. he could've done state of the state and saved some taxpayer money but instead he's decided to go out on his failure to work. >> san quentin's infamous two things is going get more press. >> the government does not have a track record of rehabilitation for the automatically give cooper good conduct credit to inmates without rehabilitation. so is this actual rehabilitation or is it fake rehabilitation? >> despite all the criticism the governor and his supporters said the goal is to have san quentin transformed into a rehabilitation center by the end of 2025, eric. >> alright christina thanks so much, arthel. arthel: a possib

san quentin is iconic.s known worldwide if san quentin can do it can be done anywhere else. >> some republicans say governor gavin newsom of the democrat led were serious about violence they would stop dangerous criminals from being released early from california prisons after receiving accelerated and exaggerated good conduct credit. the governor announced his to repurpose california's oldest present yesterday during a statewide tour. >> political stunt. he could have done state of the state and save taxpayer money. studies decided to go out on his failure tour. since the first day he took office he's always been looking at the white house. >> and think once again we are faced with gavin newsom for sound bite, to make himself look like he actually cares about criminal justice and public safety. >> despite say the goal is to have san quentin transformed into a rehabilitation center by the d5, molly. >> that is an aggressive timeline. christina coleman in los angeles thank you. but you can't force people to

san quentin is iconic, known worldwide. if san quentin can do it, it can be done anywhere else. >> i hope he implements this and show that people -- incarcerated people are more than their crimes and that they can do more and have second chances to be productive citizens. >> reporter: the news team theater group san quintin has been on the cutting edge of rehabilitation programs. this fits with the tradition. the next phase will start with the planning. he hopes to see some kind of results by the year 2025. >>> there has been another stabbing at a bay area school. this time at san francisco middle in the city's north beach neighborhood. police say they were called out to the school about 12:45 yesterday afternoon. they took one student into custody. the victim was treated at the hospital with injuries described as nonlife- threatening. there is no word on what led to the stabbing. this is the third student in a stabbing this month. >>> on what would have alexis gabe's birthday, the city honored her memory with a public dedi

. >> during today's press conference at san quentin, the governor says he wants to turn the prison which holds california's death row into a facility, folk used on rehabilitating prisoners. he is requesting $20 from the state legislator to design a program providing prisoners with the skills and tools to re-enter society. he also wants to change the name of the prison to the san quentin rehabilitation center. >> we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. >> an advisory group would help leeld the transformation. details are limited. the governor cited no way approach to incarceration which focuses on rehabilitation. california assemblyman, an advocate of helping prisoners get job placement before release and heading to norway for a closer look. >> they treat them more like citizens. the you know, you're not in -- you're not in a uniform. you're not institutionalized. >> anthony is a government affairs director. he says san quentin already has programs in place to rehabilitate prisoners making ate good launching point for the govern

we want to show you the history of san quentin. construction began in 1852 prisoners worked on building it and slept on a nearby ship until it was complete. both male and female prisoners were incarceratedd until 1933. it has housed the only gas chamber and death row since 1938. the last execution was in 2006. governor newsom announced a moratorium of -- on executions and in 2022 he began transferring inmate sentenced to death and other provisions. the death chamber is currently being dismantled. this has housed a number of infamous prisoners including charles manson, richard ramirez and scott peterson. and two famously rehab former inmates are danny trejo. governor newsom is in los angeles where he will announce efforts to lower health care costs. the governor has been sharing his goals and initiatives for california. he has set to join advocates and legislators for the morning. the event can be stream starting at 11:00 a.m. a student from a san francisco middle school is in custody after stabbing another student in the back. it h

dan: here's a look at the history of san quentin. the old and prison -- oldest prison in california. construction began in 1852. prisoners worked on building it. they slept on a ship until it was complete. both male and female prisoners were incarcerated there until 1933. it has housed the states only gas chamber and death row since 1938. the last execution there was in 20 -- 2006. governor newsom announced a moratorium on executions in 2019. in 2022, they began transferring inmates sentenced to death to other facilities. the death chamber is now being dismantled. it's an iconic prison in california, housing another -- number of infamous prisoners including scott peterson. two famously rehabbed former inmates are merle haggard and danny trejo. we used the abc 7 bay area news app to send out this alert and made it easy for you to watch the announcement live. you can download the abc 7 bay area news app and watch the news as it happens. ama: a student from a san francisco middle school is in custody after stabbing another student in th

san quentin is iconic, known worldwide. if san quentin can do it, it can be done anywhere else. >> i hope he implements this and show that people -- incarcerated people are more than their crimes and that they can do more and have second chances to be productive citizens. >> reporter: the news team theater group san quintin has been on the cutting edge of rehabilitation programs. this fits with the tradition. the next phase will start with the planning. he hopes to see some kind of results by the year 2025. >>> there has been another stabbing at a bay area school. this time at san francisco middle in the city's north beacigsay wecalled out to the school about 12:45 yesterday afternoon. they took one student into custody. the victim was treated at the hospital with injuries described as nonlife- threatening. there is no word on what led to the stabbing. this is the third student in a stabbing this month. >>> on what would have alexis gabe's birthday, the city honored her memory with a public dedication. >> reporter: not only

quentin sommerville, bbc news.: meanwhile, police in israel have arrested dozens of demonstrators following the latest mass protest against the government's plans there to overhaul the judicial system. the confrontations came only hours after the israeli parliament ratified a law making it more difficult to remove a prime minister deemeunfit for office. critics say the law is meant to shield israel's current leader, benjamin netanyahu, from corruption trials. from jerusalem, tom bateman sent this report. >> israelis are stopping the traffic over their politicians plan to overhaul their courts. weeks of protest are boiling over. it's aitter division. this is a fight for the flag. and now it is spilling blood onto the streets of tel aviv. >> then i try to stop him and he hit me in the face. we have a dictator in israel that is trying to make these people hate us. tell your government and tell the people. >> prompting foreign governments to add pressure as mr. netanyahu heads to a visit in london today. they warn of d

san quentin is psychotic. think clinton is known worldwide.uentin can do it, they can be done anywhere else. >> on the save the democratic led state legislature and governor newsom were serious about fighting crime, they would try to prevent dangerous criminals from getting released early from prison by receiving accelerated and exaggerated good conduct credits. >> this to me is just another political stunt so that he can smooth over some of the criticism that he has been getting for all of these early releases and the closing of prisons. >> what has happened is we have created this whole energy behind only the offender. the victims get completely forgotten. >> despite the criticism the governor says the goal is to have san quentin transformed into a rehabilitation center by the end of 25. five christina coleman, thank you christina, erica. >> russia launching a new wave of attacks across ukraine after the international criminal court issued that arrest warrant for vladimir putin. how the ukrainians are fighting back. we are live in kyiv in th

a project to transform san quentin prison.t over the project and that's why some californians are upset over the project. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i think it is garbage and dangerous for the people of california. liz: why some say the governors project to transform san quentin prison will not work and what it means for prisoners. good morning. thank you for joining us. let's get a look at the weather. lisa: good morning. we have another mostly dry day. doppler seven picking up on cloud cover offshore. starting out with partly cloudy skies. clouds increasing with 49 in san bruno. the 40's in napa. a couple degrees warmer than we were yesterday but still chilly. we

a new vision for san quentin.his afternoon , governor gavin newsom was at the prison to announce in historic transformation plan that would re imagine the facility it would be renamed the san quentin rehabilitation center and emphasize restorative justice measures. ktvu brooks jarocz was inside san quentin today to hear the governor's message and hear how inmates are responding. the system isn't working for anybody. we have got to reconcile that. i appreciate you rethinking the purpose of prison governor gavin newsom says california's san quentin will soon stand as a model of what rehabilitation and justice reform should look like we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. 800 plus people again every year coming out of this institution you want folks coming back? feeling better. not in the. norman claytor of jesse jackson feeling bitter using $20 million in the proposed state budget, the vision is to transform death row and move condemned prisoners to creat

plans to turn san quentin into a rehabilitation center modeled after the prison system in norway. this is currently housing san quentin and they would be moved with the prison transformed into a lockup san quentin would get the name change to rehabilitation center and a focus change with education rehab and life back on the outside. >> we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation it's about homecoming. >> supporter say it does address the root causes of crime. >> every victim and survivor deserves to to find justice for themselves. accountability requires much more than punishment for going to keep societies space as a whole and that's with the california plan proposes to do. critics think differently crime survivors resources center says it is a bad idea. that it forgets the victims telling the associated press we are in a climate where it is about the offenders and the criminals and not about the innocent victims that have been victimized, traumatized and harmed. >> another closure on 680. northbound lanes are closed to repave the road it is suppo

dan: here's a look at the history of san quentin. the old and prison -- oldest prison in california. construction began in 1852. prisoners worked on building it. they slept on a ship until it was complete. both male and female prisoners were incarcerated there until 1933. it has housed the states only gas chamber and death row since 1938. the last execution there was in 20 -- 2006. governor newsom announced a moratorium on executions in 2019. in 2022, they began transferring inmates sentenced to death to other facilities. the death chamber is now being dismantled. it's an iconic prison in california, housing another -- number of infamous prisoners including scott peterson. two famously rehabbed former inmates are merle haggard and danny trejo. we used the abc 7 bay area news app to send out this alert and made it easy for you to watch the announcement live. you can download the abc 7 bay area news app and watch the news as it happens. ama: a student from a san francisco middle school is in custody after stabbing another student in th

quentin sommerville, bbc news, velyka novosilka.the zero line in ukraine, giving you a clear idea of the brutality on that front line. junior doctors in england have announced another strike next month, this time for four days, as they intensify their fight for a pay rise of 35%. the walk—outs will begin at 7am on tuesday 11th april, just after the easter weekend, and finish at 7am on saturday 15th april. joining me now is our health editor, hugh pym. escalating this, the fight for more pay? yes, this is set to be the longest action of its kind so far and a planned 96 hour strike will be right after the easter weekend, when traditionally hospitals are under more pressure because gp services and social care have been wound back and social care have been wound back a bit for the bank holiday. of course, earlier this month we saw a 72 hour strike in england byjunior doctors affecting all forms of care and that resulted in 175,000 cancellations of routine operations and outpatient appointment. so nhs providers representing trusts say al

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straka california plans to remake san quentin prison. the state will start by renaming the prison to san quentin rehabilitation center. officials have already started to move death row inmates to other prisons. governor knew some will be at the prison, at san quentin tomorrow. he said the new facility is based off of norwegian prisons that will offer vocational training. official details for the prison transformation have yet to be released. >>> two years since the shootings of several atlanta area spas. eight people killed including six asian women. san francisco tonight a call to remember victims and the other victims of asian hate and violence too. nbc bay area news's emma goss has more. high this event was held at disney hotel. speakers include the man who'd disarmed the monterey park a gun man and we also heard from the father of michelle --, the bay area native who was killed when she was pushed in front of a subway last year. >> we are grieving and that unites us. we are grieving the loss of people whose stories are now gone. >> s

he was at san quentin prison. they gathered to call on the legislature for $20 million to transform the prison into a rehabilitation center. the plan would expand what the governor calls the innovative reform programs already in place. our political analyst joins us. what is the game plan here? we'll start with that. >> let's look at it this way, raj. the only way the governor gives a state of the state address and nobody watches it. it gets one cycle of reporting, it's over. now he has a four day plan of rolling out the various issues he thinks are important to the state. homelessness yesterday, prison reform issues today. we'll see what happens the next couple days. the point about all this he gets a long run with this four days at least instead of one. it's a pretty good move for the governor to go ahead and rollout what is important to him. understand what it's all about and go to various regions of the state. >> yeah, it's effective. we do get a little more breadth into what we're talking about here. so speci

now it's 6 30 in the plan to transform saying quentin state prison into rehabilitation center or what happened to those already locked up there. no details into what might have started the covid pandemic, the animal that could be to blame. and why the kind of pet you have maybe preventing you from getting the proper amount of sleep is always something. don't blame these dogs. the poor dog. good morning, everyone it is friday at st patrick's day. it is march 17th stories, but first we get to meteorologist through to ma. dry throughout the day. today temperatures few degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday . no frost advisories in effect, but our coldest cities like san ramon napa, or coming in in the upper thirties right now, so a layer two certainly is needed. outside this morning, we had some patchy fog that is slowly falling apart, giving away to sunshine later on today on the st patrick's day, and very mild conditions will go into the sixties away from the coast, but showers do return for part of the weekend. we'll talk much more about that coming up well planned out the en

. >>> governor gavin newsom is at san quentin prison right now. he's announcing plans to transform the correctional facility. and this is nbc bay area sky ranger video above that area. the first change expected is to rename it to san quentin rehabilitation center. official have already stated that they have moved death-row inmates to other prisons. governor newsom says that new facility will be based off of norwegian prisons. in the new plan, san quentin will offer vocational training. >>> here's a live look at downtown san francisco for you this morning. a beautiful start to our afternoon. okay, so you need to enjoy the sun we're having today, ily v -- i think a little tomorrow too because the rain is coming. >>> we will see return of the showers late tomorrow night. we are still enjoying the sunshine for now. taking a look at this shot in san jose, earlier, it was all wrapped up in fog. that has since cleared out. we're in for sun the rest of the day. our temperatures still on the cool side here because of that chilly start with that fog, but we

we want to show you the history of san quentin, the oldest prison in california. construction began in 1852. prisoners worked on building it and slept on a nearby ship until it was completed in 1854. both male and female prisoners were incarcerated there until 1933. it housed the state's only gas chamber and death row in 1938. the last execution there was in 2006. the gas chamber has not been used for decades. governor newsom announced a moratorium on executions in 2019. last year, he began transferring inmates sentenced to death to other prisons. the death chamber is being dismantled. it is a well-known prison. it has housed a number of infamous prisoners, including charles manson, richard ramirez, sirhan sirhan, and scott peterson. two famously rehabbed former inmates are merle haggard and actor danny trejo. we sent out this alert and it made you easy to watch the governor's announcement live. you can download the app and watch this news as it happens. a student from a san francisco middle school is in custody after stabbing another student in the back on campus

i'm greg lee cristina rendon, the reimagined facility will be renamed the san quentin rehabilitation center. ktvu brooks jarocz was inside the prison to see how death row is getting converted to a classroom. the system isn't working for anybody. we have got to reconcile that. i appreciate you rethinking the purpose of prison governor gavin newsom says california's san quentin will soon stand as a model of what rehabilitation and justice reform should look like we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. 800 plus people again every year coming out of this institution. you want folks coming back? feeling better. not in the. norman claytor of jesse jackson feeling bitter using $20 million in the proposed state budget, the vision is to transform death row and move condemned prisoners to create space and build on the education and jump training for those incarcerated here. coming to san quinn. i was able to unpack. my childhood traumas. my hang ups if you change what people believe about themselves, you're going to change their beha

the last execution at san quentin was back in 2006. the governor of state of the state tour continues over the weekend. saturday he will be in l. a to discuss health care costs, and then on sunday, newsom will head to san diego to talk about mental health care reform. just talking about it. i feel like i'm gonna cry. mudslides hit the sierra how some people are now trapped in their neighborhoods also had tonight. san francisco's central subway has been fully operating now for just two months, but already ridership is struggling. the new numbers after the break, it has been a very nice break from all that rain. but how long is that break going to last as we give you a live look at san francisco tonight. chief meteorologist bill martin is back with when we're going o see the have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a ra

quentin tarantino is 60 years old not just as a director, but as a whole genre in cinema.e is no longer a person in the world who also loves cinema in all its manifestations, including even doubtfully unknown category b films how did his passion begin, how did he decide get married, and when he is going to leave the profession we will tell in the news of show business. tarantino's friends claim that there is probably not a single film that he would not watch, according to them, you even bring him some swedish art house from the sixty- third. and he says, yes, the old man, of course, watched this passion for watching alone appeared in his youth with little quentin with difficulty. school was given. but in front of the tv. he hung out for hours watching movies and tv shows. as a result, at 15 years old. he dropped out of school and went to work as a beliter in a porno cinema. and after 2 years, he got a job in a video salon that he would later call the best job in his life. there he also met spaghetti westerns from samurai films from bloody action movies, which would later b

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we are talking about san quentin prison.eath row anymore it will be a lower security prison focused on rehabilitation, education, and training. governor newsom laid out the plan today. >> we change the name of the facility and we will formalize that in the next year or two to be san quentin rehabilitation. >> there are a lot of perspectives and opinions. that is why we have team coverage on the topic. suzanne spoke to the father of poly class the killer is on death row in san quentin and he does not want him anywhere else. >> lock innocent citizens from them. >> when it comes to public safety and politics it is not a new question. abc insider frontier brings us that perspective. >> are reporter begins the team coverage to explain what will change for now. >> yeah, to notorious killers

quentin sommerville, bbc news, velyka novosilka.aul thejudicial system. the confonrtations came only hours after the israeli parliamanet ratified a law making it more difficult to remove a prime minister deemed unfit for office. critics say the law is meant to shield israel�* s current leader — benjamin natanyahu — from corruption trials. from jerusalem, tom bateman sent this report... israelis are stopping the traffic over their politician's plan to overhaul their courts. weeks of protest are boiling over into bitter division. this is a fight for the flag. and now it's spilling blood onto the streets of tel aviv. he sprayed us with mace. and then i tried to stop him and he hit me with the cane on the face. how does this make you feel about all of this, what's happening in your country? we have a dictator in israel that is trying to make these people hurt us. you tell your government, you tell your people. the demonstrators had reached the british embassy last week wanting foreign governments to add pressure, as mr netanyahu heads a

that isjust very extraordinary reporting from quentin.ng me now is max bergmann is the director of the europe, russia, and eurasia programme at the centre for strategic and international studies. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ., ., thank you for coming on the rorramme. ., ., ., m programme. thanks for having me. we not a ve programme. thanks for having me. we got a very raw. — programme. thanks for having me. we got a very raw. real— programme. thanks for having me. we got a very raw, real sense, _ programme. thanks for having me. we got a very raw, real sense, even - got a very raw, real sense, even with just the sounds they are, of life on the front line in the trenches. give us a sense of where we are militarily on the battlefield, because it feels like the last few weeks we have been talking about diplomacy, and zelensky again dialling into eu meetings and things, butjust give us a flavour of what it is like

the reimagined facility will have a new name the same quentin rehabilitation center. we have to be in the homecoming business. it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. 800 plus people again every year coming out of this institution. you want folks coming back? feeling better. not in the. norman claytor of jesse jackson feeling bitter. governor. newsom wants the transformation completed by the end of 2025. the california gop is critical of the plan, saying democrats should stop promoting pro criminal policies. state bill would protect doctors who male abortion pills to people in other states, east based and internet see, skinner introduced the legislation it would prevent california from extraditing doctors who faced charges in other states for providing abortion medication. it would also keep them from paying fines , skinner's office said. other states have proposed or passed similar bills. this comes in the wake of the attorneys general of 20 states, warning pharmacy companies, they could face legal consequences if they distribute those pills in the