it has been renamed the san quentin rehabilitation center. that new name as part of the governor's efforts to empty death row and focus on rehab, education, and job training. >>> you see them out on the roads. california car owners who have more than a dozen options for specialty or vanity license plates. where does the extra money that you pay for that actually go? the california dmv says that the fees benefit a range of organizations, helping kids, veterans, firefighters the coalition to advance learning in archives, libraries and museums and environmental groups and other causes. for example, the california coastal commission says that the money from the whale tail plates goes toward funding beach cleanup days and rafting trips for some fifth-graders in high school science trips. >> over the last 25 years, 225,000 plates have been sold and that has raised almost $35 million for coastal education and stewardship. >> most of the specialty plates cost $50 to sign up and $40 more per year to renew. >>> how many of you recycle prescription pill

we are breaking ground here at the san quentin rehabilitation center. >> san quentin used to be called the death house, right? it gives you insight into what can happen if enough people put their heads together to try to do something for the better. >> reporter: after numerous handshakes and a moment of gratitude, this unusual but powerful day at san quentin came to a close. but a new chapter is beginning for beniot. he is starting from scratch, once again. with a new puppy named margaret. >> it is a great responsibility to know that like, what i teach her now she will hold for the rest of her life. >> reporter: he knows this opportunity is a privilege. >> hey, little ahead. >> reporter: he can not change the past but by doing this he can make the future better for others for people like his grandfather. he hopes more people outside of the prison walls can see and appreciate that. >> use us. like we literally don't want anything in return but just to have the joy of this dog. in return we will give you so much more. we will give it our heart. and, we are going to try to change as many

but quentin, let's . you've but you, quentin, let's. you've been today, haven't you?n there today, haven't you? watching on in parliament. >> yes, but there was very little of it, i was doing pmqs, but it's only it's now in the point where it's very quick. ping pong. pong. they're ping pong. ping pong. so they're not long not really having long discussions it . they're discussions about it. they're just votes. then it goes just having votes. then it goes to house lords, the house to the house of lords, the house of wake up and say, of lords, wake up and say, where's my oh yeah, where's my bovril? oh yeah, we're that. then we're discussing that. and then they then they're being they vote and then they're being they're being obstructive . they're still being obstructive. >> an insight or give >> give me an insight or give the viewers an insight, if you will. know, you're kind of will. you know, you're kind of mixing hoi polloi. all mixing with the hoi polloi. all of day out. i of these mps, day in, day out. i try avoid them. try to avoid them. >> well, what's people sen

is that is it as simple as that, quentin?ant in defence and this is a proper a good and serious decision , whether or not serious decision, whether or not it's going to solve the short tum problems is a very different matter, because defence spending takes an awful long time , to get takes an awful long time, to get through. and also arguably actually one of the big changes in the last year or so is that in the last year or so is that in defence, big heavy duty projects are now possibly going to be less important, spending in defence is possibly going to be more agile and nimble in future in that drones have become such a big story, and it's much cheaper to have drones . it's much cheaper to have lasers as well. and so some of the, some of the one of the big stories in defence spending is that we're going to need less of it, funnily enough, which is slightly counterintuitive to this. today but i think the prime minister is right about the danger of russia and iran particularly. i'm less convinced by the military danger, certa

quentin? >> well, he can continue to stop and search. that's a very important policy, which some people don't like, but i think it's an excellent policy because it takes knives off the streets. >> so you would have more of that. >> but i continue with that. but i mean, there are some people who want to get rid of that saying that it's racist, but i just think it's a it's a very important policy. >> i mean, the little information we have looking at the footage of this man who's with the knife, i mean, he wouldn't come under a stop and search policy. >> no, no, but i mean, but the i'm not saying in this case. yeah, but but that but so i don't think talking about stop and search is relevant in these kind of cases. >> i am also one of those people that thinks a reliance on stop and search to solve knife crime can lead into territories of stereotyping young black men who are just going about their business and have no knives on them and no no want to have knives on them. and what rishi sunak can do, i mean, there is a question about hang on,

artemus and wendell are now leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training. these dogs changed the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get meat chip, my mom, cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. >> she feels a sense of independence she's never had. knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make all of us proud, you know, especially san quentin. like we're trying to make sure that that we represent, you know, that we represent like that this organization is going to lead in the right direction in the north bay. >> ryan curry, abc seven news seems like a win win in a lot of ways. >> doesn't that story? it is. all right. let's turn back to the weather for a few minutes. hope there's no more hail in the forecast. >> yeah, it sounds like we're still in for some cold there, sandhya. absolutely chilly. >> no more of this stormy weather this weekend is actually looking nice. dan and i want to show you some liv

artemus and wendell are now leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training.hese dogs changed the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get meat chip, my mom, cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. >> she feels a sense of independence she's never had. knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make all of us proud, you know, especially san quentin. like we're trying to make sure that that we represent, you know, that we represent like that this organization is going to lead in the right direction in the north bay. >> ryan curry, abc seven news seems like a win win in a lot of ways. >> doesn't that story? it is. all right. let's turn back to the weather for a few minutes. hope there's no more hail in the forecast. >> yeah, it sounds like we're still in for some cold there, sandhya. absolutely chilly. >> no more of this stormy weather this weekend is actually looking nice. dan and i want to show you some live

it seems one california mayor is quite concerned with the san quentin exit strategy, and panda diplomacy is paying off the sweet new partnership with the san francisco zoo. >> just in tonight. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we begin in the middle east. tensions are ratcheting up tonight after israel retaliated against iran for an attack over the weekend. explosions were reported in at least one city in central iran. iranian officials say a military air base was hit. now the question is, will things escalate in the region even more , and will iran respond after it had said its military operations were over? >> in tel aviv, here's abc's news reporter matt gutman, a senior us official, confirming to us that israel has begun its retaliation against iran. >> the iranian media reporting that there were explosions heard in the central city of isfahan about 200 miles from tehran. the same media also saying that there is an international airfield in that area. there are military or air force bases in

that's how it changes and this sign, well, let's move on now to what foreign directors do, first quentinentino said again, he likes to intrigue us at all, said that he refuses to shoot his last. the 10th film, which received the title of film critic, it should tell about an actor who writes reviews of porn films, but, well, i don’t know what kind of reviews to write, i recently wrote a review of the films of our popular porn actress myself, it seems to me that it can only be written like this once, then there is nothing special to review, but it seems to me that this plot should be interesting, but quentin stated that everything ... he will not make this film, he will either switch to some other work, or not make anything at all, retire, i don't know, do something else, this alarmed his fans, although it should to admit that many people no longer believe him, because quentin tarentino is what we call a drama queen, or a master, a master of such promotion, a master of scaring someone, because a similar situation was when he filmed morse eight, for example, but then well... there was a rea

quentin, the thing is, what he's saying now, that he doesn't want to shoot this tape, he doesn't likething, everything, he won't shoot it, by the way, he positions it as his last, and... well, of course, all the fans are in shock, and all his now they will beg you not to do it. let me remind you, the film is about a film critic, an actor who writes reviews of porn films. everything happens in california, and the state of california even allocated such a subsidy to him, it is a little more than 20 million dollars. i will say, i will also remind you that during the filming of the film merzynna 8, and our dear mr. quentin, too said that he would not film it, because then the series was flooded. to the network, it was really very unpleasant, the director was upset, but still the film was released and thank god, well, i hope that this one will also be released, because it will be very insulting that such an interesting project in terms of its description will not reach people, what about quantum on tarantino and in general from this american approach, and that stubbornness, that work, that

artemus and wendell are now leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training.the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get meat chip, my mom, cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. she feels a sense of independence she's never had. >> knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make all of us proud, you know, especially san quentin. like we're trying to make sure that that we represent, you know, that we represent like that this organization is going to lead in the right direction in the north bay. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> businesses expecting a bird's eye view of monday's eclipse are trying to cash in on the trying to cash in on the advantage, but they're your favorites are in one place. -let's take a roll call. meredith? -here. -officer grant? -copy that. -rookie? -officer john nolan reporting. -my aunt loves you. -i'm big with aunts. hulu on disney+. available with disney bundle. path of totality a

inmates at san quentin are now in charge of their training.y takes us to san quentin, where these dogs are changing lives behind the walls of san quentin. >> a new way for inmates to better their lives. it involves a lot of pets, treats, wagging tails and yellow vests. these dogs will soon become service animals, and inmates play a big part in helping them get there. >> the level of training that these puppies have received here is nothing short of perfection. >> once these puppies are born, they usually need volunteers to teach them basic commands before trainers turn them into service dogs. but instead of volunteers, a canine companions for independence is letting inmates do the basic training. it's designed to help not only the dogs, but also the inmates. >> be a great opportunity for me to help out and be able to, give back to my society. i mean, that i took so much from. how you doing? >> george ramirez has been incarcerated since he was 16. he thought he would always be stuck behind prison walls. now he has hope that he will get out soon

inmates at san quentin are now in charge of their training. abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes us to the federal prison, where these dogs are changing lives behind the walls of san quentin, a new way for inmates to better their lives. >> it involves a lot of pets, treats, wagging tails and yellow vests. these dogs will soon become service animals, and inmates play a big part in helping them get there. >> the level of training that these puppies have received here is nothing short of perfection. >> once these puppies are born, they usually need volunteers to teach them basic commands before trainers turn them into service. dogs but instead of volunteers, canine companions for independence is letting inmates do the basic training. it's designed to help not only the dogs, but also the inmates. be a great opportunity for me to help out and be able to, give back to my society. >> i mean, that i took so much from. >> how you doing? >> jorge ramirez has been incarcerated since he was 16. he thought he would always be stuck behind prison walls.

it seems one california mayor is quite concerned with the san quentin exit strategy, and panda diplomacyng off the sweet new partnership with the san francisco zoo. >> just in tonight. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we begin in the middle east. tensions are ratcheting up tonight after israel retaliated against iran for an attack over the weekend. explosions were reported in at least one city in central iran. iranian officials say a military air base was hit. now the question is, will things escalate in the region even more , and will iran respond after it had said its military operations were over? >> in tel aviv, here's abc's news reporter matt gutman, a senior us official, confirming to us that israel has begun its retaliation against iran. >> the iranian media reporting that there were explosions heard in the central city of isfahan about 200 miles from tehran. the same media also saying that there is an international airfield in that area. there are military or air force bases in that are

lives behind the walls of san quentin, a new way for inmates to better their lives. >> it involves a lot of pets, treats, wagging tails and yellow vests. these dogs will soon become service animals, and inmates play a big part in helping them get there. >> the level of training that these puppies have received here is nothing short of perfection. >> once these puppies are born, they usually need volunteers to teach them basic commands before trainers turn them into service dogs. but instead of volunteers, canine companions for independence is letting inmates do the basic training. it's designed to dogs, but also >> be a great opportunity for me to. >> leaving san quentin to go for more advanced training, these dogs change the lives of people with disabilities. how do i know? get kevin meat chip, my mom cci service dog give. he was trained by female inmates at a prison in oregon. >> oh my gosh, they changed my life. >> she feels a sense of independence she's never had. knowing how impactful these dogs can be motivates inmates like george to keep training dogs. >> it's going to make al

is nothing special to review there. but it seems to me that this plot should be interesting, but quentinthing, he will not make this film, he will either switch to another job, or will not make anything at all, will retire, i don't know, will to do something else, this alarmed his fans, although it must be admitted that many do not believe him anymore, because quentin tarantino is what we call a drama queen, or a master, a master of such promotion, a master to scare someone because... a similar situation was when he was filming merzen's eight, for example, but then, well, there was a reason, because the script was leaked online and a lot of people read it, and clentin said, why would i bother and release a film, if you have already read it all, and wanted to abandon this project already, but thank god he finished it and it turned out to be a very successful cool film, and therefore i think that the same will happen with the film critic, especially since 20 million dollars, even a little more already... has been allocated by the state of california for the filming of this film, it is usua

there is nothing special to review, but it seems to me that this plot should be interesting, but quentinthat everything , he will not make this film, he will either switch to some other job, or not make anything at all, retire, i don't know, do something else, this alarmed his fans, although it must be admitted that many no longer believes because quentin tarantino we have someone called a drama queen, or a master, a master of such promotion, a master of scaring someone, because a similar situation was when he filmed morse eight, for example, but then there really was a reason, because the script was leaked to the network, and his a lot of people read it, and clentin said to the public that i'm going to finish it and release the movie if you've read it all, and i wanted to drop that project too, but thank god he finished it and it's a very successful cool movie, and so i think , which will be something like a film critic. the same, especially since 20 million dollars, even a little more, has already been allocated by the state of california for the filming of this tape, it is usually a v

now the death row at stan quentin aspirin closing people in chino are raising objections to prisonersg moved. one 1983 escape resulted in several murders. they say their calls to invest in prison facilities have gone unheeded. >> these prisons are the worst of the worst. they have committed atrocities you wouldn't want to know about. >> governor newsom has made reforming san quentin a major prior toy shaping night a facility focused on rehabilitation. ahead san francisco wants to keep a name for itself, the legal drama over the effort to remain oakland airport than ceremony to commemorate the most destructive tragedy in san francisco history. >> the gnawing is back. can you see it rolling in the by tomorrow morning that sfaug going to spread across much of the bay area, bigger push into the inland val. tweem track how that markets the >> strand transit officials say they want to improve safety at a site where a familiar-of four was killed under a deadly collision. the city would restrict left-hand turns through the intersection a move intended to protect pedestrians. >> in san francis

it's quentin letts himself. quentin. stuff. is quentin. great stuff.is what we can expect under a labour government ? labour government? >> the election >> well, hang on the election yet , but, you know, >> well, hang on the election yet, but, you know, sometimes you go to a smart italian restaurant. i'm sure you do, patrick. and, in the foyer, it's all very calm. there's vivaldi music playing. the maitre d is very calm and charming. but behind in the kitchen, it's absolute chaos. and the chefs are all trying to kill each other. and, that's very much the feeling of the labour party at the moment in parliament, the front bench. starmer is , front bench. keir starmer is, you know mr reasonable i'm mr moderate. but behind him are all the natives are jumping up and down and baring their chests. beating their chests, it's almost sort of potemkin moderatism moderation by the laboun moderatism moderation by the labour, party at the moment in parliament. and that was that was very much the feeling yesterday. >> well, you know, can you answer your own question

the course of history. in the state in people, there were some references to another genre lover quentin his hateful eight, but all this is deprived of guidelines. malta's gold is a bright signature product that surprisingly combines features of classical western cinema and russian culture. here we have such an interesting style, again between tarantina and mikhalkov, i would call it, yes, that is , this is such an attempt to preserve both the soviet, our tradition and... to preserve a certain style, a certain style of a western, after all, yes, but by reorienting it to the eastern world, to our culture. the idea for the script belongs to the governor of the khabarovsk territory, mikhail dekterev, who read about the legendary robbery in the novel the chronicles of stanislav glukhy, return to umalta. crime was so loud that facts about it were preserved in regional archival documents. it was not a random decision to involve bogatyrev in working on the film. the director's creative method is familiar. mixing historical cinema with myths and legends, the script came together easily and organ

reflected, the change in the state in people, not without references to another lover of the genre, quentinis hateful eight, but all this is deprived of guidelines, malta’s gold is a bright author’s product, amazingly combining the features of classic western cinema and russian culture. here we have such an interesting style, again between again tarantin and mikhalkov, i would call it, yes, that is, this is such an attempt to preserve both the soviet and... our tradition, to preserve a certain style, a certain style of the western, after all, yes, but, reorienting it to the western, on our culture. the idea for the script belongs to the governor of the khabarovsk territory, mikhail dekterev, who read about the legendary robbery in the novel the chronicles of stanislav glukhy, return to omalta. the crime was so notorious that the facts about it were preserved in regional archival documents. get involved in working on a film namely bogatyreva, the decision is not accidental. the creative method of the director, who is accustomed to mixing historical cinema with myths and legends, created the

. >> before they signed off, the group also made a stop at san quentin prison.ernor calls norway an inspiration for california's efforts to criminal justice reform. that includes transforming san quentin into a place of rehabilitation. >>> here's something making us smile. two high school students from millbrae are curbing it. they're twin brothers making a splash on "the voice." ♪ i need you to see ♪ >> okay! ♪ that you are the reason ♪ >> wow. this is justin and jeremy garcia on last night's episode of "the voice." they're performing "you are the reason." their coach, reba mcentire, declared them the winner of this knockout round. next it's on to the playoffs with the top 20 acts. ♪♪ these guys are no stranger to the spotlight. this is when they were 4 years old. this video of them dancing racked up 8 million views. later this week, they'll be performing in their high school musical. joining us now, the rock stars. we love these guys. justin and jeremy garcia. gentlemen, nice to have you on the program. just to be clear here, who's older, justin or jeremy? >>

juliette goodrich. >>> san quentin is still home to some of the toughest criminals in california butnd purpose all thanks to puppies. we have been following an impactful program that allows inmates to train service dogs. tonight, he takes us inside the prison for puppy school graduation. >>> day to day life for the residents

new developments with governor newsom's plan to clear out death row at san quentin prison and converted into a rehabilitation center. some of the condemned have already been relocated. now, one of the prisons is in chino in southern california. the chino mayor says she's concerned after learning 26 prisoners had been transferred there. she knows prison sits in the middle of the town. there's a school, a park and businesses nearby. >> oh gosh, these prisoners are the worst of the worst. i mean, they have committed murder. they have committed rape. they have committed atrocities that you wouldn't even want to know about . >> last month, when abc seven news visited san quentin for a tour of the prison, we learned about the effort to reform those on death row. one prison official says the program has been around for about two years and so far it's working. >> we have several, programs here that have a 0% recidivism rate. as far as the guys that are, transferring out, one of the reasons why the condemned cannot stay at san quentin is because it doesn't have an electrified fence. >> the goal

death row at san quentin prison and convert it into a rehabilitation center. the condemned have already been relocated, and one of the prisons is in chino in southern california. the chino mayor says she's concerned after learning 26 prisoners are transferred there. she knows prison sits in the middle of town and there is a school park and businesses near it. >> oh gosh, these prisoners are the worst of the worst. i mean, they have committed murder, they have committed rape, they have committed atrocities that you wouldn't even want to know about . >> last month, when abc seven news visited san quentin for a tour of the prison, we learned about the effort to reform those who are on death row. one prison official says the program has been around for about two years, and so far it's worked. >> we have several, programs here that have a 0% recidivism rate. as far as the guys that are, transferring out. >> one of the reasons why the inmates can't stay at san quentin is because it does not have an electrified fence. the goal is to move all of them out of the prison

host country, in the standings he stood first in the third stage of basque cycling in spain, belgian quentin ermans from alfesin team won the first title. however , the leadership of our country's athletes in not competing with representatives of the zionist regime and defending the palestinian people has become a model for all athletes in the world. one of the most effective struggles against the zionist regime is the non-recognition of the representatives of this regime in sports competitions, where the athletes of our country have been the flag bearers for many years. we have nearly 300 athletes and champions who have participated in various international competitions with the zionist stadium not fighting in different disciplines. our country's athletes have won big titles in different fields to show their support for the oppressed people of palestine. it is true that passing the medal is passing the fame, but they take the medal of valor and championship from the hands of the oppressed people of palestine. not competing with the representatives of the zionist regime in the world and olym

i see san quentin as a catalyst for reforms across the system. you want to get tough on crime, let's deal with the fact that the vast majority of folks are back out on the streets and sidewalks and many of them recommitting crime. i want them to come back reformed, constructive citizens. we have the opportunity to do that, particularly at san quentin. i was really overwhelmed by the work they did in that report and a lot of great ideas and we will pursue many of them, not all of them. reporter: governor, you spoke about your vetoes at the end of session. if you knew the deficit was coming, you certainly did, why did you choose to sign that minimum wage increase? gov. newsom: because we had a commitment on the trigger. there is your answer. reporter: i am from the los angeles times. you suggested changing the limit before and it did not go anywhere so -- gov. newsom: prop two. that is legislature. i have been focused on a 10% cap and i wanted to make that crystal clear. to the extent we can have a dialogue, i did not want to close the door. my foc

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation. now we are inviting the police department. our formerly incarcerated group born out of this programming asked for the opportunity to work on a project where we could bring the men in blue on the outside to come speak to the men on blue inside to start the healing dialogue around how the criminal justice system specifically in san francisco impacts the community. i was attracted to the role. there was a component of equity that was part of this process. the equity community here in san francisco is a community that i had already worked with. before i took steps to visit cannabis businesses i thought it was important my team have a chance to go inside and speak to men who had been impacted. that conversation needed to happen so we know how we are making an impact with the work that we are doing. the da's office as we were leading up to the legalization of marijuana in the state we started having conversations on the policy team what that could look like. the district attorney was really

quentin, i think everyone can agree 20 mile an hour zones outside schools, for example.mean, surely that way is insanity . is insanity. >> well, it was a bit of a lump hammer approach, and it's a lot like the ltns, the local traffic neighbourhoods where it was done kind of on an ideological basis. and there was no kind of data or clear empirical research done. >> and the thing with speed limits on roads is that we know because we've got these killed and serious injury stats, csis which roads are really dangerous and which roads need a reduced speed limit , and which roads need a reduced speed limit, and to put a blanket speed limit over over all roads . all roads. >> as we can see with this unprecedented level of objection from, from from the public is not the right way of doing it . not the right way of doing it. so, i mean, this is ken skates should be applauded for doing this u—turn. i mean, it's embarrassing for, for the welsh government, but it needs to be done. and this needs to be proportionate . we need to look proportionate. we need to look at roads on an indivi

right, quentin?. >> quentin. >> quentin. >> but but is a delay to the >> but but but is a delay to the bus route. >> we need to look at this >> but we need to look at this in a scientific way, and look, i take point there are take the point that there are some it has some areas where it has benefited residents love it. benefited and residents love it. and that's great, need to and that's great, but we need to include in this clean include everybody in this clean air debate, not just the people who in the leafy suburbs of who live in the leafy suburbs of hammersmith. it's the people on the as well. the big the main roads as well. the big question do ltns work and if they do, how we can implement them without this divisive, apparently money making scheme behind it. and that's a really important message we've got to get across to consumers. >> well, thank you very much indeed. quentin wilson, who is, of course, a motoring journalist. i mean, i mean, you're going to need a lot of money for cycle lanes, a

the deputy campaign manager, quentin foltz. welcome back. >> good to see you.had the democratic leader of the florida house on the show a couple weeks ago and we asked her directly what she made of all this talk about florida. she noted to us, let me give you a real example. she said in january of this year, they flipped a state house district from red to blue and the deciding issue in the race was abortion. is at the campaign's belief as well that florida is not only in play to be competitive but winnable and abortion and reproductive freedom is the way in which board is back on the board? >> i think florida has been emerging because of exactly what donald trump and people like ron desantis have been doing in that state. it is ground zero for everything we will talk about. chief among them, reproductive freedom for women. donald trump is directly responsible for the reason why one of three women in the country of reproductive age are living under a total abortion ban and he is bragging about it saying he will double down and sign a national abortion ban and ri

the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and in 2 other facilities, tesla is set to go on trial this week in san jose over the safety of its electric cars. the case involves a family whose 2 year-old son crashed a tesla model x and it was pregnant. mom. the accident happened back in 2018. the lawsuit accuses tess of consumer fraud for advertising. the model x as safe. the lawsuit also claims tessa knew about it that the test, effect of design. tesla has denied any liability for the crash attempts to reach a settlement between the attorneys for tesla and the family of fallen through the court proceedings begin tomorrow in san jose. take a look at this. a monster truck decked out in golden state warriors, colors rolling out of the chase entered today. this is the remote, the hot wheels glow party, which is coming to the city and august fans got to check out the monster truck before the team took the court against the utah jazz. well, for the next 2 mornings photographers going to be lining up on california street to get this rare shot of the sunrise twice a y

the governor spent time with the norwegian delegation at san quentin discussing the changes being madet the prison and part based on norway's prison system. >> saw some pretty good rain over the weekend here. things have cleared up nicely, but now the rest of the country is getting in on yeah, they're probably jealous of us over here. lawrence, thanks. so scary night ahead for a lot of folks of the country's midsection. remember that cold storm? >> they came across the bay area this past weekend. well, it's migrating all the way across in the central plains now. and boy, they are getting hit hard by some stormy weather there. you can see that big area of low pressure swirling around out ahead of it. we've got some major thunderstorms now just a growing and popping up and that warm afternoon and evening air. you can see the watch boxes. those tornado watches, a possibly affecting that area. in fact, there's been numerous reports of some dangerous weather out. there are numerous reports of funnel clouds, even some tornadoes and all along that path. you're seeing these large thunderstorms

the states working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and into other facilities. santa clara county officials say that they are seeing low income residents lose their medical benefits. >> the county says from june of last year to january of this year, medical members dropped from 458,010 to 425,000 health advocates say that the decline is because of people having to reapply for benefits again, now that the pandemic is officially ended, that meant that the county needed to determine if they were still eligible the social security administration says this could be due to residents applying for a covered california plan. instead. >> in the east bay uc-berkeley, nonprofit is suing the state of california over its vote by mail program because they say it discriminates against blind voters. disability rights advocates filing lawsuit on behalf of several people with visual impairments who normally vote by mail with assistance or at a polling location in person. the suit alleges the program is discriminatory because it requires people who are blind to rely on assistance t

the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and into other facilities. santa clara county officials say they're seeing low income residents lose their medical benefits. the county says from june 2023, to january 2024, medical members dropped from 458,000 to 425,000 health advocates say the decline is due to people having to reapply for benefits again now with the pandemic has officially ended. that means the county needed to determine if they were still eligible. but the social security administration says this could be due to residents applying for a covered california plan. instead. a berkeley nonprofit is suing california over its vote by mail program because they say the program discriminates against the blind voters. >> disability rights advocates filed the lawsuit on behalf of several people with visual impairments who normally vote by mail with assistance or at a polling location in person. the suits allege the program is discriminatory because it requires people who are blind to rely on assistance to return their ballots. compromising the privacy

and of course, you know, this is what's going to happen to san quentin. that it's going to be turned into a training and rehabilitation center. i absolutely do support that. but i think, you know, allowing the state or in some states, allowing private employers to employ, incarcerate people at sort of pennies per hour at, you know, people earning 3 to $5 a day, you know, fighting fires, manufacturing goods for california is just not something that we should allow. and, you know, raising the wage, you know, there's a, percentage of the wage that they they earn already goes to restitution. so it would actually help them pay, you know, restitution for crimes being committed that resulted in them being incarcerated. covid. but but just in general, you know, prison populations should not be used as a sort of like mass system that approaches something like, you know, that is essentially slave labor, right, yes. people should be taught skills, but they should also be earning money, when they're doing these jobs. >> john, might i ask you about just in the time th

that the 1st left hand was coming on the main street lack of concentration. quentin backordered to the stands of motorsport controversies. the forces that will need the strike admin. so i business like overtime that can ask me to, i can see it asked in that that is, you know, the, the, when the sport was bored and even as i turned the last corner and this hallowed check, i'm aware that when it comes to stories control of it i'm, i've only just about manage to scratch the surface and move over to my chief tails next time on risk. the korea ruling was an iron just the policy. i'm surveillance of every day. and i, for the people that really look like, how does the reading so many govern the us and a state exclusive insight into the hello jim done in 15 minutes on the w using mind power, the drain is paraplegics to walk again. is this the beginning of a new medical error? the research team is just getting started tomorrow today. in 90 minutes on d w, the we are all set with what seemed close to the team to bring use a story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for free. my

the 1st left hand, i looked at him, but he was coming down the main street lack of concentration. quentin backordered to the stands of modest ford controversies. the forces that will meet the spike admin. so i like this like overtime that can ask me to, i can see it asked in that a letter of, you know, the, the, when the sport was bored and even as item the last corner and this hello check. i'm aware that when it comes to stories control of it, i'm, i've only just about manage to scratch the surface and move automotive tales next time on. read the gym. some please. we're heading on down into the london underground. the cube is the oldest subway in the world. it's full of surprises. every one on both please. and of course then for guest a 0 not coming up on the w. this is modern days, slave for women from less than america watching as major mistakes. hours of the day, no labor rights, i'm only paying one thing to financially support this time and these back. they end up losing them in the process. a life in europe comes as a high price global in 30 minutes, d w, the was fine. oh hi. i migh

. >> the governor spent time with the norwegian delegation at san quentin discussing the changes being made at the prison in part based on norway's prison system where we know there breaks could happen anytime here in california and pg and e it's going to be hosting earthquake awareness events all throughout april today in san ramon, they showcased earthquake simulator. trailer and shows you how a 7.5 earthquake fields by shaking rapidly this month that pg and e is going to be hosting other events offering employees and the public. a specific earthquake let me know what they are in their area and tips on how to protect yourself and your family during an earthquake. >> san francisco historic buildings are some of the most iconic, but are they worth quite proof? the office of resilience and capital planning created the concrete building safety program. this is a first step to address concrete building safety known to be vulnerable in a large earthquakes. community members such as residential and commercial building owners are part of this program. >> all right. time now for 4 zone foreca

joining me now is missouri attorney general who put kansas city mayor quentin lucas on notice the transportinghave an open invitation for the mayor to join us. mr. attorney general, the kansas city mayor made the call to welcome migrants across the border illegally to come to kansas city to work and the mayor saying migrants could have a work permit. what's wrong with having people work in those jobs? >> taking jobs from working missouri families, we have statutes on the books that prohibit the knowing get transport of criminal aliens into or through the state, we will enforce the law that's on the books to deter trafficking through the state but also illegal for businesses to hire undocumented workers. senator hawley who is exposing the fact the secretary's parole process is illegally providing parole and work documents to these criminal aliens who crossed illegally, we filed a lawsuit against the biden administration to close the loophole and stop this abuse of the parole system and at the end of the day, protecting missourians and working missouri families from the biden invasion. edward: t

. >> i'm going to go with quentin because you said favour. >> jesse: to this is going to steer it. >>ot to watch the republican and democratic convention on television's pieta martha needs this one and in the interest of sportsmanship we will make the final question worth two points, here we are. >> is that fair, you can just do that? 's pieta can do whatever i want this is jesse watters prime time, getting them into the whole country stopped to watch the solar clip. >> basketball legend not impressed, you're calling people who watched it losers was it charles or shack who called eclipse lovers losers. >> charles. >> those losers standing outside watching that. >> jesse: to dc you get it, martha. >> sink or swim baby. >> i think i went swimming and you sank. >> jesse: around the old neighbourhood tell her. >> chi take these. >> jesse: know we need those. >> we need some vague spoons at home. >> jesse: look lumber is pricey, thank you guys. >> thank you. >> jesse: to happy birthday to you, happy birthday mom, that she is with jesse junior and rookie not even a dog lover but she tolerat

the governor spent time with the norwegian delegation at san quentin discussing the changes being made at the prison in part based on prison system. he also signed a climate partnership with norway. the climate partnership is part of a framework for collaboration between california, norway to support climate action and to help grow both nations economies. well, speaking of the climate, let's see how the climate looks outside right now at sfo. it's been a pretty nice little pattern settling and no one better to talk about the climate than our climatologist >> weather guy all around. good guy, thank you very much, guys. everybody is happy now, right? the weather's been looking good. the sun. he's been shining. the temperatures warmed up today. i think that's exactly where we're headed over the next couple days. some warmer weather settling into the bay area and a big dome of high pressure. just kind of sit in here, bringing in lots of sunshine, starting to see a little haze forming out toward the golden gate bridge in the couple patches of fog likely to form a move to the golden gate ove

we took you inside weeks ago as san quentin prepared to close its death row.6 of the inmates living there just moved to a prison in southern california. the mayor in chino is concerned, though, saying the prison's decaying infrastructure may not be secure for the condemned inmates. >> they are the worst of the worst, and most of those prisoners have spent their entire prison time on a level four yard, and the california institute for men is at best in its prime, a level two yard. the third oldest prison in the state. it was actually constructed in 1941, and for several years now, it's been woefully underfunded. inmates have escaped from the prison in chino before. >> regardless, the state department of corrections and rehabilitation intends to transfer at least seven more inmates. there we'll take a look at some really heartbreaking moments out of saint paul, minnesota. good samaritans and a state worker helped rescue a driver from a burning car. the suv drifted off the highway, hit a light pole, then a guardrail, catching fire. and as the flames grew more int

the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and into other facilities. jeff assist. the police say they've arrested a man for a deadly shooting in the mission. 30 year-old alexander martinez was found and detained in richmond just before 10, 30 friday night. sfpd says he pulled the trigger around one 30 friday afternoon near the intersection of mission in 20th citizen app. video of the scene shows a heavy police presence earlier in the day. despite life saving efforts by first responders, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. now to new video from the vacaville police department on tuesday. officers were chasing this truck believed to be involved in several car burglaries at the start of the chase, the car was going the wrong way on i-80 eventually the driver turned around and headed into vacaville video from chp helicopter shows this chase. 4 people eventually did get out of the car and they tried to run off. they were eventually arrested. north bay drivers be aware starting next friday, april 12 highway 37 between solano and sonoma counties clos

the governor spent time with the norwegian delegation at san quentin discussing the changes being made there in part based on norway's prison system. san francisco mayor london breed is in china this week tried to strengthen economic ties after successful visit to southern china. mayor breed is now on her way to beijing. she will meet with local government leaders, air china and other airline executives and business leaders. later she will travel to shanghai to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the san francisco shanghai, sister city relationship. the first in the history of the united states. her visit to china is an opportunity for san francisco to stimulate economic growth and foster cultural ties across the region. coming up, convicted murderer scott peterson back in court today. what his attorneys are now asking for. >> and california, california, california attorney general rob bonta speaking out on efforts to put a stop to gun violence will have more on this discussion that's happening today. and a recount under way in the south bay where the race to replace congresswoman anna e

the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and in 2 other facilities. a former california resident is charged with setting fire to vermont sen bernie sanders office. federal prosecutors say 35 year-old shipped simonian formerly of northridge entered the building on friday, poured liquid on the door and then set it on fire. the man's actions were caught on security video. senator sanders was not in the office at the time. no one was injured. officials say the suspect's motives remain unclear. he faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to 250 $1000. take a look at this for the next 2 mornings. photographers are going to be lining up on california street to get this rare shot of the sunrise twice a year, the sun street and tower of the bay bridge aligned to create this stunning view. some like to call it san francisco hands, which not to stonehenge in england, which is also known for its alignments with celestial bodies. if you want to get this shot for yourself, you're going to have to get up bright and early sunrise is at 06:45am. in the morning