>> i've been here 22 years now. >> 22 years, in san quentin? >> in san quentin.ere in san quentin. >> if you've been here 22 years, it's almost like you are doing time in san quentin. >> yeah. you're going to see chaos. it's loud, you'll see a lot of violence. you'll see things you're not necessarily going to see on the streets. when you're in here, you have to be prepared, adjust your mentality to be able to maintain your sanity. >> is it hard to go home and let this all go? >> you definitely have to have an outlet. it's not easy, but you've got to have an outlet. >> having an outlet seemed like the key for inmates and employees alike, and one prisoner's gotten so good at his outlet on the inside that it has gotten him attention from the outside. get ready to meet america's hottest and most unlikely financial adviser. tell me your name. >> my name is curtis carroll, but everyone calls me wall street. >> yeah, because in prison, there's the government name and there's what people call you. >> yeah. >> so, why do they call you wall street? >> 11, 12 years ago, i d

i just capture a lot of the character of san quentin.people might look at this as being very ugly. it's like looking at somebody and saying, this ain't the most beautiful person, but this person got character. and to me, if you got character, that creates a beauty in its own. i'm painting what i see, what i go through, where i pass. there's beauty in things that you might not really see. whatever makes you feel better, you have to know how to use that as a tool. whether you're in prison or out of prison, you still got to make due with life. you have to do something to fill up whatever void you have. >>> in another part of san quentin, joe askey practices his art. and his choice of location just outside death row is no accident. ♪ there's a woman fighting tears back on the table ♪ ♪ doctor's just removed his gloves ♪ ♪ she couldn't bear to have a baby being single ♪ ♪ she couldn't bear to give it up ♪ >> the spot has special significance for askey, who is serving 25 years to life, under california's three strikes law. >> i almost killed s

. >>> built in 1852 and home to california's death row, san quentin state prison was bursting at the seams due to overcrowding. when we shot our extended stay series, san quentin had a program designed to discourage troubled teens. through the program, they shed their experience with teenagers who already had run ins with the law. >> close the gate. >> what we need you to understand, you in san quentin this morning. you are in a place no kid should ever want to be in. you should be out playing in the park. you here because of something you did. >> what is your name? >> angel. >> angel? >> yeah. >> how old are you? >> 13. >> 16. >> jonathan, i'm 16, too. >> you have the opportunity to leave out of this place and never come back. >> let me introduce myself to you guys. my name is david. i'm about to be 25 years old. i have been in prison since i was 15 years old for murders. >> david monroe is serving 15 years to live after having pled guilty to murder. >> i banged before. i been on the streets before. i'm from stockton. i did it all, all of it. everything you did, everything you did,

kron 4's dan kerman is outside san quentin tonight...where the death penalty stands in california. dan? right now there are 728 men on death row at san quentin prison 20 women at the central california women's facility in chowchilla have also received a death sentence. but an execution hasn't been carried out since 2006 when clarence ray allen was put to death.that's because that same year a federal judge put the 3 drug lethal injection process on hold. sot marc klaas/death penalty advocatebut passions remain main strong for opponents as wellsot aundre herron/death penalty focusthis past november voters approved prop 66, which was meant to streamline the process and get the death penalty going again. but that has been put on hold by the california supreme court california supreme co ( steve ) there is a lot to digest with this case... so we are going to give you a quick time line of how things unfolded. sierra lamar disappeared on march 16th of 2012... she was walking to the bus stop in morgan hill... headed to school. two months later..

garcia torres does get the death sentence - he will join the other 728 men on death row right now at san quentin who are awaiting execution. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) our coverage of the sierra lamar verdict continues on kron four dot com. we have a timeline tracking her disappearance from the beginning. we also go in-depth with legal analysts about the next steps for the case. and have more reaction from family and friends on the verdict. ( mark ) this morning more parents are coming forward saying their children have been bullied at solano middle school in vallejo.( darya ) this comes after video of a girl getting beaten up at the school surfaced on youtube. kron 4's lydia pantazes i

in 2013 he died of cancer in san quentin at age 53. >>> a san jose man will spend a year in jail for a deadly street race that killed a woman out jogging. back in january, 2014, gabrielle esparza and another driver were speeding down yerba buena road when the car pinned the jogger and killed her. since then rumble strips have been installed to address the chronic situation happening along yerba buena road. a jury acquitted the other driver last month. >>> new york police say terrorism is not suspected in this deadly crash in times square, but veronica de la cruz tells us extra anti-terror units are deployed around the city as aprication tonight. >> that's right, liz. -- as a precaution tonight. >> that's right, liz. law enforcement says the driver appeared to be high on synthetic for the at the time of that crash. the surveillance video shows the moment the car plowed into the crowd leaving a trail of injured pedestrians on the sidewalk before coming to a crashing halt. this tourist died in the crash identified tonight always 18- year-old alyssa ellsman from michigan. the car jumped

when we shot our extended stay series, san quentin had a program designed to discourage troubled

few, though, made this lasting an impression on us as cell inmate of san quentin state prison. >> i'm a third termer. the first time he got 12 years, he only got 13 days now. so i'm really preparing him to what's ahead of him. keep the house clean. >> he gave both his cell mate and our producer a lesson on the finer point of laundry behind bars. >> i clean my t-shirt, grab my bar of soap. dip it in the toilet. keep my toilet fresh and clean. scrub it out. remove the soap. when the toilet fills up with freshwater now, i can just rinse it. i fold my towel, put it here. right up under here is my clothes line. >> he went on to give us a cooking demonstration using toilet paper like a stove-top burner. >> take this, you sit it on the edge of the toilet because it's got to breathe. sit it here, light it at the bottom. as you see, it's like a fire. you hold your can over it and you cook. therefore your water gets hot. flush it down. grab a damp towel because you don't want it to be on the toilet. don't want to burn your toilet up and get my bowl, crack my soup open and do my eating. >> over

. >>> -- in san quentin. >>> a woman is recovering after being rescued from a trail in humboldt county. a helicopter rescued her. the 29-year-old got hurt when she was hiking the lost coast trail. she had an emergency radio with her and was able to signal for help. she was flown to a nearby hospital and her condition is not known. >>> there is a new millionaire in brentwood. salvador cornejo bought a scratchers ticket. he put it in the sun adviser of his car. then he pulled it down when the sun was in his eyes and the winning ticket worth $1 million literally fell into his lap. >> literally. ♪[ music ] >>> yeah. >> who forecast that sunshine? [ laughter ] >> he should share it with you. [ laughter ] >>> good morning, everybody. we have nothing but sunshine in your forecast. things change at the coast within the next 24 hours. so get out and enjoy it today. clear skies from the coast to the bay into our inland areas. our temperatures are very mild at this early hour. we have now 50 in santa rosa. 54 san francisco. high 50s in the santa clara valley. 50 in santa clara at levi's stadium.

retired san quentin state prison correctional officer darleen henley lives around the corner...says her car was stolen from outside her house on her birthday darleen henley/victim- "and, my neighbor, they got their house broken into approximately six months ago and the son and aunt was at the house and it was very scary for them" darleen says the theives are not intimidated by the neighbood watch signs. often she says the criminals steal cars, dump them in her neighborhood and steal more. and, getting an immediate and thorough police response is difficult.darleen henley/victim- "back in the day, it, you know, we used to know our officer's name, you know, um, we could have some kind of relationship." but those days are long gone, she says.no name/victim- "hopefully, these people get caught. i mean, people are getting tired of it." neighbors just hope the burglars take their act somewhere else. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) a sigh of relief for hundreds of people living at the buena vista mobile home park in palo alto. it has long been threatened by develo

he even served time at san quentin in 2010 for shooting a man in the head with an arrow. were now tonight our sister station in sacramento spoke to the owner of the river rafting company in el dorado county lindsay and jason worked for. he said he was losing hope that a suspect would ever be caught. >> i thought it was a cold case because i thought all the evidence was gone, all the opportunity for getting someone is gone, but i didn't think it was gone in their mind and that was always encouraging to me, that i knew that they were looking and waiting for the opportunity. still without a >> now tonight sonoma county detectives say there was no sign of robbery, fighting or sexual assault leaving them still without a motive for lindsay and jason's deaths. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5. >>> chemical flaring is expected to continue through the night at the valero refinery in benicia. hundreds of people fell sick earlier. the sky was filled with thick black smoke. christin ayers is in benicia with why the refinery says it could happen again. >> reporter: tonight you can

garcia torres does get the death sentence - he will join the other 728 men on death row right now at san quentin who are awaiting their fates. steve, pam? back to you. (pam) kron-4 was there as the family of antolin garcia- torres' rushed out of the courtroom after the guilty verdict was read.< terisa: any reaction to the verdict? do you think he'll tell where the body is now? does anybody know where the body is now? can you say anything?> antolin's mother did not respond to reporter questions about her son. however, another family relative talked as she left the courthouse--- saying antolin is innocent. garcia-torres relative: "it's very sad on both families. very unfortunate situation. that's all i have to say. terisa: "do you believe he's guilty?"garcia-torres relative: "no."(pam) the woman did not want reveal her name or say how she was related to antolin garcia- torres. (steve) ever since sierra first disappeared---nearly one thousand people have donated their time and support in searching for the missing teen. many of them following the trial to the end. and say the verdict is justice for

retired san quentin state prison correctional officer darleen henley lives around the corner...and, says her car was stolen from outside her house on her birthday darleen henley/victim- "and, my neighbor, they got their house broken into approximately six months ago and the son and aunt was at the house and it was very scary for them" darleen says the theives are not intimidated by the neighbood watch signs. often she says the criminals steal cars, dump them in her neighborhood and steal more. and, getting an immediate and thorough police response is difficult.darleen henley/victim- "back in the day, it, you know, we used to know our officer's name, you know, um, we could have some kind of relationship." but those days are long gone, she says.no name/victim- "hopefully, these people get caught. i mean, people are getting tired of it." neighbors just hope the burglars take their act somewhere else. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) still ahead: a passenger forcibly restrained on a flight to hawaii... the distrubance he caused that led to him being duct taped to

we talked about last year in the united shades san quentin episode, so a further attack on us. >> youof color? >> i mean the laws of this country already unfairly impact people of color. this will go to further enhance them. >> finally, let's talk about this notion of celebrities running against president trump in 2020. this week wrestler turned actor jane "the rock" johnson told gq it is a possibility he will make a presidential run. what is your take? >> now that president trump is in the office, clearly everybody is invited. i'm willing to look at everybody's platform now because i don't know that the democrats have a better candidate currently than dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> why not you? do i have your vote?te? >> you have my vote, kamal. would you ever get involved in politics? >> no, my tax form says comedian and always will say comedian, so, no, that's not going to happen. >> all right. w. kamal bell, we look forward to your episode. be sure to catch "united shades of america" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. back in a moment. ♪ isn't it time to let the real you shine t

garcia torres does get the death sentence - he will join the other 728 men on death row right now at san quentinaiting execution. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) our coverage of the sierra lamar verdict continues on kron four dot com. we have a timeline tracking her disappearance from the beginning. we also go in-depth with legal analysts about the next steps for the case. and have more reaction from family and friends on the verdict. ( mark ) this morning more parents are coming forward saying their children have been bullied at solano middle school in vallejo.( darya ) this comes after video of a girl getting beaten up at the school surfaced on youtube. kron 4's lydia pantazes is at the sc

. >> reporter: the guard is serving 5 years at san quentin for felony assault.least he survived. >> some people aren't so lucky, you know. >> reporter: like 24-year-old danny of palo alto. >> one of the hardest things for me as a mom. >> reporter: less than a month before the san francisco incident, martinez's son was at the lounge in san jose. security cameras recorded him with the front door guard jose bonia when he throws a punch. >> he punches him once and then twice. >> reporter: it propels had i am to the middle of the street. he fell to the ground, striking his head on the concrete. >> i never got a chance to say good-bye to him. i never got to see him at the hospital. >> reporter: a coroner's report shows it was ruled a homicide. we obtained tape of the interview. >> what happens next? you shut the door and that's it. >> reporter: after telling police two versions of what happened, that contradict surveillance video. >> you're lying and you're going to get in trouble. >> reporter: he tells a third account. >> he gets in my face and i react. i was scared.

a crash at westbound 880 at the san quentin side.toll plaza, jammed up all the way across the san quentin. a crash in lanes. folks are squeezing by on the shoulder. we hope to have a lane open soon. we're still waiting for updates. back to you. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. >> happening now in a short time, jurors are set to begin hearing the penalty phase in the trial of sierra lamar's killer. ers last week convicted antolin garcia torres. he faces a possible death senten sentence. on our home page, what attorneys on both sides are expected to argue. >> attorneys will file new charges against owner and landlord of the warehouse that was the site of the ghost ship fire. another update in another half hour. you then. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, downward spiral. a top republican lawmaker says the white house is out of control, after bombshell reports that president trump may have shared classified intelligence with russian officials. now, democrats and republicans are demanding to know what happened. >> it's disturb

retired san quentin state prison correctional officer darleen henley lives around the corner... and, says her car was stolen from outside her house on her birthday darleen henley/victim- "and, my neighbor, they got their house broken into approximately six months ago and the son and aunt was at the house and it was very scary for them" darleen says the theives are not intimidated by the neighbood watch signs. often she says the criminals steal cars, dump them in her neighborhood and steal more. and, getting an immediate and thorough police response is difficult.darleen henley/victim- "back in the day, it, you know, we used to know our officer's name, you know, um, we could have some kind of relationship." but those days are long gone, she says.no name/victim- "hopefully, these people get caught. i mean, people are getting tired of it." neighbors just hope the burglars take their act somewhere else. in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) a major step forward in the fight to save an embattled mobile home park on the penninsula. what today's developments mean for thos

you can see 580 itself doesn't look bad getting out -- there is san quentin over there and the san rafaelwork there. nice looking bridge too. all right, steve. can you top that? >> no. nice job. you and kevin teamed up on me. we had rain overnight. joe says it's going to be a foggy summer in san francisco this year. why would he say that? well, i think because the overnight lows have been very cold. look at the water temp at san francisco buoy. 49 degrees. san francisco colder than bodega bay. if these water temps hold, i agree 100%. we will see what happens. they could warm up into june or july. when they are this cold and you get these systems coming in, that's a fog machine, baby. that is what is happening. still low clouds out there. but there are breaks. so i mean if you're getting blue skies, then parts of the coast should as well. many reports of a .01 or .02. the heaviest around livermore and hollister. blackhawk .04. the system has already moved out into the valley and the mother load and giving the sierra light rain. it made it all the way across. there will still be a breeze at