good lord. >> quentin ., that's all right, him. >> no, that's all right , though. >> no, that's all right, though. that's okay. he'll get over it . that's okay. he'll get over it. >> peter glaze. >> peter glaze. >> people always said i look like, do you remember him? glaze crackerjack god crackerjack he's a stoic god that ages us, doesn't it? >> he's man. you'll deal >> he's a stoic man. you'll deal with it. it's crackerjack way. he crush a grape. he says he could crush a grape. no what was what? that was the crush of grape one. >> crackerjack pencil. that's what you used to get. pencil. leslie crowther , peter glaze. leslie crowther, peter glaze. >> listen, i've got no idea >> and listen, i've got no idea to ask viewers. to ask. ask the viewers. >> losing marbles i >>i -- >> i think i might be actually. i think i might be. that's what a weekend. kids putting up a long weekend. kids putting up christmas. bring peter andre christmas. bring on peter andre anyway. do you do you struggle to your gp by to get thr

how did san quentin change the future of this former gang member? are you out today because you -- because of getting to san quentin and seeing something different? >> i was liberated, you know, when i got to san quentin because i could be myself. >> we're going to take you inside that notorious san quentin prison and take a hard look at racism, redemption and recidivism, and whether preservation is the key to reform. we'll take a look at money to reenvision san quentin and what the cost is for victims' families as well. race in america: the conversation right at 7:30, right after this newscast. >>> let me turn things over to jeff. i'm going give you the final little bit of time here to talk about this rain. >> and it has been coming down heavy at times here through parts of the bay area. we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar scanning. let's take it over to the weather wall, and we'll track some of this rain that is moving in tonight. and what we're seeing is just offshore here. this band that's going to be moving right towards portions of

tommy: here in san quentin, we call this the bottleneck.ou go from dirt to asphalt, and if you step on a rock at 22 miles, it's going to get your attention. mike: tommy wickerd is the current president of san quentin's 1000 mile club. his release date is 2045, unless he gets paroled sooner. christine: i didn't want to make an issue film. i would like for the audience to, after having seen it, for them to decide if they think that our approach to incarceration is -- can be improved or not. mike: perhaps its most captive and important audiences have been at the first san quentin screenings. the film is renewing the conversation about sentencing and rehabilitation, starting with the director of california's adult prisons, ron broomfield. ron: and i think your discipline and your honesty and your commitment is going to inspire people to really look at incarcerated in a different light. christine: people who are at the highest levels of the department of corrections and in the state government can see the potential, that rehabilitation does work

a san quentin prisoner coached the officers and an officer coast the incarcerated team. the entire game was a refreshing showcase of mutual respect. >> using basketball to tear that barrier and boundary is phenomenal. >> is part of a larger change coming. it will soon be transformed from what was once maximum security to more of a rehab facility. today's event was titled bridging the gap. it's part of the governors push for a new prison model to promote positive relationships and interactions between staff and incarcerated people through activities. >> sports is a good catalyst to implement that. >> though the model has critics they were not at the game. on and off the court the feedback was all positive. >> we talked with miguel after the game. during our interview he called over one of the correctional officers to tell him how much this meant. >> thank you so much. >> leaning into his shoulder crying, hugging him for a full minute. >> i can't put it into words. it's the beginning of change for both sides i hope. >> i never had that with an officer. i've really had that

is san quentin. and as as san quentin is built by the prisoners themselves, this corrupt contractor rents out to private industries. you know, he was a character they can't cover him in too much detail. but was a fascinating story. what was his name? james edsel. yeah. that he was, you know, got the governor and everything to approve of what he was doing. and he just seemed like the warden from hell. yeah. i mean he was what he first does is he gets the idea that he can get free labor from convicts and he gets the legislature to agree that all the jails in california and little towns will send him their prisoners and become convicts. he starts chain gangs and he also takes out in san. i guess it's that way. he takes their 400 ships in san francisco bay that have been abandoned they've come out for the gold rush. the captains, the sailors go there's a lot more money up in the sierras in the gold than there is in people, other people back and they abandon ship and they're rotting in the bay. and he tak

correspondent: tommy is the current president of san quentin's 1000 mile club. date is 2045 unless he gets paroled sooner. >> i did not want to make an issue film. i would like for the audience to after having seen it for them to decide if they think our approach to incarceration can be improved or not. correspondent: perhaps its most captive and important audiences have been at the first san quentin screenings. the film is renewing the conversation about sentencing and rehabilitation, starting with the director of california's adult prisons. >> your discipline and your honesty and your commitment will inspire people to look at the incarcerated in a different light. >> people who are at the highest levels of the department of corrections and in state government can see the potential that rehabilitation does work, and hopefully that the film can be used as a tool to advocate for more of that. >> not only is it helping you from a mental aspect of the physical, it is also spiritual and it is all combined. it is more hands-on with the people involved in helping you

peter and quentin.ristmas cards from the pair of you this yeah cards from the pair of you this year. and if i don't, there will be lost in the post. >> will say that old chestnut, that excuse. >> anyway, guys, that's >> anyway, look, guys, that's all time for. i've all i've got time for. i've enjoyed tonight. enjoyed your company tonight. thank anywhere, thank you. don't go anywhere, richard tice. up and a very, very good evening. >> yes, it's 7:00. it's farage. but of course, the big man. he's somewhere else. we know where he is. he's down under. we'll be talking about that later. but so much to get into this evening. religion and politics in schools. big, big topic to be getting ourselves into the stalling of offshore wind. is it blowing or is it not? and of course, we'll be looking at farage. what went on yesterday and what you can look forward to

it was actually part of a larger change coming to san quentin. it was one of the full maximum- security prison as you know but it will be transformed into more of a rehab facility. it was titled into the gap. the goal is to promote positive interactions between the residents and staff. the area was given exclusive access to that game today. you are seeing some of it now. the full story is coming up at 5:30. >>> heads up. we are a few hours away from another major highway closure in the east bay. this time, part of south bound 680 will be shut down in the pleasanton area so workers can repave that road. starting tonight at 9:00 all south bound lanes of 680 will be close from the 580 interchange in dublin to highway 84. they advise drivers to avoid this area if possible. all lanes are expected to reopen by 4:00 monday morning. here is our traffic anchor with how to get around. >> since this is slated for the start of monday morning commute you will have to avoid this section of 680 all weekend and you will have delays all we can. the easiest option

quentin, thank you for being here. you have seen these numbers, obviously, i am sure you've calmed over. them does the biden campaign understand exactly what is going on with voters? >> of course we understand. thank you for having me tonight, but of course we understand. we are spending this time that we have right now to make sure that we're doing everything we can to lay the groundwork so that when we head into next year we're going to be able to communicate with voters most effectively. we are a year out, polls this early are not predictive of what is coming in 2024. the president has multiple pathways to two 70, as axelrod just said in the clip, president obama faced these with new york times saying he was toast. reagan has faced bad poll numbers, clinton has faced that poll numbers. a red wave was predicted to materialize and 2022. i was in georgia managing senator warnock's campaign, that didn't happen. biden has been counted out time and time again, as of i. i'm used to seeing this type of thing, but it's exact

. >> my first marathon was in san quentin state prison it was 105 laps around a prison yard. >> reporter: in 2000 rahssan was locked up for shooting and killing a man during a drug deal, but while facing a life sentence, he turned his own life around. in prison rahsaan got an associate's degree and started writing for "the san quentin news." >> it's something to be really proud of. >> reporter: he even co-hosted a podcast about prison life that was a finalist for a pulitzer prize it's also where he met volunteer teacher claire gelbert. >> and we just sort of hit it off >> reporter: the two made a pact to one day run the new york city marathon >> so, you make this deal that if -- when you get out, if you get out, you are -- >> we'll do it together >> what's up >> reporter: rahsaan's sentence was commuted by california's governor for dedicating himself to his rehabilitation, and he was released this february. he and claire now running with a new mission, for empowerment avenue, a group rahsaan founded to help publish the work of incarcerated writers and artists. >> if you just treat people

it's part of a larger change coming to san quentin. the maximum security prison will be transformed into more of a rehab facility. the game was titled "bridge the gap" to promote positive interactions between the prisoners and the staff members. >> a lot of times in this environment, everybody has to have their chest out and muscles up, you know? hopefully this game lets them know that there's someone that you can come and talk to. >> never had that with an officer. rarely have that as men. and it's like -- it's a transformational experience. >> really emotional watching and playing this basketball game. our crews that were there said it was an emotional experience just even to watch. in the end, the prisoners beat the guards, the correction officers, 82-50. both sides, though, say this game meant much more than the final score. >>> let's take you outside on this friday night. a gorgeous look at the bay bridge looking into san francisco. jeff ranieri is going to join us next with our weekend forecast next with our weekend forecast and

join us for "race in america: the transformation of san quentin" tomorrow e night at 7:30 on nbc bayorms coming our way. >> yeah. we are going to see waves of rain coming in, and waves means there are breaks too. we are getting that for most of us in the bay area right now. after some early morning showers, much of the rain has moved to the north bay, while the rest of the bay area gets a sunny afternoon. it does become more widespread in terms of the wet weather coming in tomorrow afternoon, and we could also have some gusty winds to go along with it with some gusts up to 30 miles per hour. and ahead, we are looking at more off-and-on rain in the forecast through saturday. so, here's what we are seeing now. the storm system off the coast, this area of low pressure is kind of cut off from anything that could steer it either way, so we are going to see it moving very slowly and at times bringing in quite a bit of some wet weather. it's not that wet as of now. we are seeing some lighter showers moving in. parts of the coastline and parts of the sonoma area, as well as the marin county

kate, i want to start where we ended with quentin fulks. you've heard my question about their party, and the biden campaign is that there are only two viable options here. talk to me a little bit about the third-party threat though. i understand what they are saying. there are two viable options. they're saying it's democrats or republicans, but the third party made a difference in 2016, and it will make a difference in 2024. should they be more concerned? >> quentin fulks it's exactly right. there are two viable options. there is a zero chance that interparty candidate will win the white house in 2024, but that does not mean that they are not concerned. it does take a lot of notes in the right places to make a difference. i'll give you two examples, there were 86,000 fewer third-party votes in cuba county in arizona from 2016 to 2020, joe biden's margin and the state was just 10,000 votes. similarly, there were about 18,000 fewer votes in milwaukee county alone, and what would have been wisconsin. biden won the state by about 20,000 votes

it's part of a larger change coming to san quentin.ransformed into more of a rehab facility by 2025. >>> now to the nba. the in-season tournament got started yesterday with all 30 teams and the warriors took on the oklahoma city thunder in occ. it was nip and tuck throughout, but this is the moment many are talking about. deep into the fourth quarter the game tied at 139 when steph curry drives to the hole lays ball of you the glass and into the basket. you see here less than a second to go, first it didn't count. due to basket interference. then the call eventually overturned. take a look at that. warriors win 141-139. curry was top scorer of the game. number 30. with 30 points. the warriors have now won five in a row. >>> up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following, including a live look in san francisco. we'll take thru where immigration advocates are outside of speaker emeritus outside of speaker emeritus speake we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you

soundtracks for films by such world directors as bernardo bertolucci, oliver stone, roman polanski, quentinno. on november 11, 1821 , the writer, thinker, philosopher, fyodor dostoevsky, appeared in the world. nietzsche called dostoevsky a magnificent psychologist and expert on human souls. let’s find out what other events this week brings us joy from right now. 7 november, 1919, on the basis of the rumyantsev paskevich palace, its rich collections and rare collections , the art history museum was officially opened, now the gomel palace and park ensemble, this is the oldest museum in belarus, one of the most beautiful architectural monuments of our country. the unique museum complex in the center of gomel includes the rumyantsev and paskevich palace and the tomb chapel. a winter garden, an observation tower, a wonderful ancient park, the museum’s collection is one of the richest in our country, archaeological, ethnographic, nomismatic collections, paintings, manuscripts and early printed publications, about 500 icons and other religious objects. this is where the treasure was found in 1999

quentin, thank you for being here tonight. i know the biden campaign has thoughts on some of the trump policies that have been alluded to. i will read a quote from one of the biden campaign press releases today. building massive detention camps by defunding our military to imprison people living in america, is not only un-american, it will actively make us less safe. donald trump isn't just echoing the words of hitler and mussolini by saying he will root out vermin from within, he's planning real action to follow in their footsteps. does the biden campaign feel that donald trump is on the level of hitler and mussolini? >> yeah, absolutely. look alex, thank you for having me on the show. what someone shows you who they are, believe them. we have had for years to see donald trump to bring our country to the brink of destruction, on foreign policy, domestic policy, and now his campaign is clearly outlining what he would do, if you were to regain power in 2025. you know, he is top lending birthright citizenship, mass detention cen

join to see that and more on our "race in america: the transformation of san quentin" tonight at 7:30got a lot more ahead at 6:30, including all eyes on the bay area, as president joe biden is set to meet with chinese leader xi jinping. >>> a warning from climate activists to the world leaders gathering for the apec summit here in downtown san francisco. the hundreds of protesters expected behind me within the xt half hour or so.ne >>> right now at 6:30, a historic meeting on the peninsula. president biden and chinese president xi jinping will sit down for what's expected to be several hours of talks. but that's only part of the story. we're live with protesters plans in the works to make their voices heard. >>> we're tracking more rain. meteorologist kari hall is timing is arrival of the wet weather and where it is expected to hit first. >>> this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you caught up on the weather outside. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that rain in the bay area this morni

make sure to joins us for the transformation of san quentin tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on nbcr tuesday morning. we've been admiring the sunrise. it depends on where you are in the bay area. here are some great vantage points. kari has a look at our forecast and she's tracking the incoming wet weather. >> we had our first wave of light rain that moved through the bay area this morning. it's even clearing out for the north bay. going into the afternoon we're back to the sunshine. we have a little bit more time to prepare for some of the more widespread and gusty winds that we'll see going into the day tomorrow. i do think tomorrow is when we'll really start to measure some rainfall across the bay area, and it's going to be gusty as a little more of that storm starts to come in. it just continues to bring in rain off and on over the next few days, that continues through saturday. so here is a look at what we're seeing right now, some of the showers moving through the center of the storm, still well off the coast. you can see the moisture coming in. we started out early this morni

. >>> reforming san quentin. how a basketball game between inmates and correctional officers is going a long way doing just that. >>> welcome to the news at 5:30. thanks for joining us. >>> we are hearing from a third family who says they too were tricked by several women who did robbed them of their family safe. this happened in august but the ruse they described is the same one used in at least two other thefts this week. nbc's damien has the true story. >> it happened at parks alterations back in august where the owners also lived. two women in long dresses and a teenager bringing close for alterations. watch as they distract the owner by luring her into the fitting room. moments later, other women appear and one slides into the back room. >> it's almost always the same with the intent to distract with multiple individuals. >> the owner says the thieves ransacked the family home attached it to the shop. they made off with this safe containing more than $100,000 worth of valuables. >> we are heartbroken. our wh

all the way over into san quentin and all the way over into larkspur as well but lighter conditions as head south along the golden gate bridge. it was heavier this morning near san francisco. but look at that. i mean the first alert doppler just got updated and it's continuing to track off into the east and this storm cell right here the starting to dissipate as it moves its way throughout mount tam and all throughout the range of mountains over there. now the more south we go the drier it gets and that was not the case this morning though. near san jose throughout the santa clara valley we woke up to scattered showers but the time now is almost 7:00 a.m. and the showers are starting to dissipate and track off into the east. this is by 8:00 this morning. styloid spread loud cloth the bay but it's going to start clearing up in the lunchtime hours and then mild conditions to wrap up the day with the daytime highslike i just showed you mostly in the 60s which i realized cent show you the daytime highs just yet. i showed you current conditions. dive into the daytime highs and 60s anywhere

for many people, it was a long road to lead them to a surprising place of refuge, sant quentin. >> at yeah. >> what goes through a 17-year-old's mind at that moment? because you really haven't lived life yet. >> yeah. you know, when i heard the guilty verdict, i didn't understand what life was. i was sent to state prison, maximum security level 4. this is where they send the worst of the worst, so these are guys that serve 100 years, multiple life sentences. and they have really nothing to live for. >> his story is just one of rejuvenation from incarceration. make sure you join us for "race in america: the transformation of san quentin" tonight at 7:30. >>> coming up, the top stories we're following, including the arrival of more rain for parts of the bay area. kari is tracking the outlook for your neighborhood. >>> i'm bob redell. we're down here live in san francisco for the apec summit, where today president biden will meet with the president of china. china. hundreds of with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage you

in prison, he got an associate's degree and started writing for the san quentin news.inalist for a pulitzer prize and where he met teacher claire gilbert. the two made a pact to one day run the new york city marathon. so you make this deal that when you get out f you get out. >> we'll run it together. >> reporter: you'll do it together. >> yes. >> reporter: his sentence was commuted by the governor. and he was released this february. he and claire now running with a new mission for empowerment avenue, a group rasaun founded to help published work of incarcerated writers and artists. his hope, to change the american prison system, one step at a time. for people to hear you're running and hear your story and think, but wait a second, he killed someone skbrch >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you say? >> first i say i'm sorry, and i can't pay my debt sitting in a cell. >> reporter: you can't ever undo the past. >> only thing i could do is pay it forward. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> i've never ran. i have respect for all the people who have. but that's one o

for the first time at san quentin, the corrections officers played the prisoners in a game of basketballwe were given exclusive access to the game today. this is all part of a larger change. it will be transformed into more of a rehab facility. the game was titled bridge the gap. the goal is to promote positive interactions taken with the residents and staff. >> a lot of times in this varmt, everybody has their chest out and their muscles out. hopefully, this game lets them know that there is someone you can come talk to. >> never had that with officers. it's like, it's a transformational experience. >> so in the end, the incarcerated team won, i can't-50. both sides said the game meant much more than the score. >>> the warriors back in action as the nba launches its new

. >> he is now 62 and behind bars at san quentin. he has never been charged in other cases. >>> it is the day of the dead, when people in mexico and other parts of latin america honor loved ones they lost. as jocelyn moran tells thus is far from sober. >> i would like to think that what we do in this life that we take with us to the afterlife and we continue to do. if we love to go, like a giants fan, a 9ers fan. >> an artist in the bay. a lot of her art is around the day of the dead. it is celebrated november 1st and 2nd. she had a booth when people showed up to celebrate. the inspiration behind her art is her mother. >> this is my mother in mexico. she had five children in mexico when show came back to the states she had another five. i am number nine. >> she passed away two years ago. >> reporter: they set one up at her sister's house how honor her. >> traditional offers of flowers, the scents draw them to the alter and then favorite foods, we put a fresh cup of coffee in the morning, the evening, our family is a big coffee drinke

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. >> reporter: and kerry steiner is now 62 behind bars, in san quentin. investigators look at him and five other killings across the valley in foothills dating back to the 80s, including his own uncle . he has never been charged in those cases. >>> still ahead, your thanksgiving turkey should be a little less expensive this year, but prices are skyrocketing, for at least one holiday favorite. >>> in sports, the 49ers general manager, on his new pass rusher, chase young. >> bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a mo

. >> and then there is the san quentin prison. we already found one person who is buried there. he was a doctor over in alameda county. he was arrested and convicted for an abortion conducting into an abortion. he lasted about a year and a half. there died in prison was buried in the poppers. great. and we know there's more he served, i believe in the army, but i'm percent sure on that. appears it's and quit is really receptive to the idea working with us too. get great found and help us with getting the documentation for stevens. this is deeply personal. he served in afghanistan and feels this task is an extension of his service to the country and fellow it's it's it's necessary because, you i will tell you that i remember will go basic training. one of the things your drill, sergeant, kind of hammers into you as he's yelling at you. you know what? the only benefit you have is being buried in the national cemetery. you know what? that is an honor. that is an honored benefit. and i know a lot of veterans look forward to having that benefit. be that last rites. it's a it's the fo

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. >> and then there is the san quentin prison. we already found one person who is buried there.s a doctor over in alameda county. he was arrested and convicted for an abortion conducting into an abortion. he lasted about a year and a half. there died in prison was buried in the poppers. great. and we know there's more he served, i believe in the army, but i'm percent sure on that. appears it's and quit is really receptive to the idea working with us too. get great found and help us with getting the documentation for stevens. this is deeply personal. he served in afghanistan and feels this task is an extension of his service to the country and fellow it's it's it's necessary because, you i will tell you that i remember will go into basic training. one of the things your drill, sergeant, kind of hammers into you as he's yelling at you. you know what? the only benefit you have is being buried in the national cemetery. you know what? that is an honor. that is an honored benefit. and i know a lot of veterans look forward to having that benefit. be that last rites. it's a it's the fol

. >> reporter: for quentin tarantino, a maeal is only as good as the tools used to make it. >> my knives. it zips through the food like a ferrari. >> reporter: about 50 miles north of charleston, middleton crafts chefs 's knives by hand. a process that can take over eight hours and involves everything from forging metal to fine-tuning handles. a middleton made knife can cost up to $2,500. >> each knife decides what it wants to wear. if i'm pouring myself into a knife and i'm putting everything into my thoughts, feeling, my love, that item needs to tell me, okay, i want a green handle, a blue handle. >> reporter: middleton's love for knives started at the swing set. >> i would take a cinderblock and hammer and flatten the tubing on the swing set. that would be my sword. >> reporter: taking his skills from playground to professional, you might say happened overnight. what was the dream? >> so it was -- i know it was the holy spirit telling me, plain as day, make chef's knives. i said, okay. i love making knives. >> reporter: middleton went to work and found customers in top chefs like jame

quentin, who has ukrainian roots, read about this tragedy in books.azing that hey, 4 million people died, and they kept quiet about it for a long time. anna, who has been studying in the usa since august, heard about it from her grandmother, who was born during the famine. it is very difficult for me, for example, to throw away food, i try never to do that. food must be protected and respected, because once our grandparents there did not have it at all and growing up, well, in such conditions, she taught me that you can’t throw away bread, if it has fallen, you have to pick it up and kiss it, once i really didn’t understand it, maybe i laughed a little, then my grandmother came up with something, but when we older, now i understand what she is talking about, tears appeared in the girl's eyes , she is already deceased, but the grandmother's words are still alive in the girl's memory, and she especially began to understand them with the beginning of... the war, if i live to live it will be so-and-so, there i will go here and there, or i will go there an

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