"stand up san quentin." inmates here are doing timeor crimes like murder and assault.k onwn for violence, today san quentin has one of the most rebilitative programs in the prison system. later we'll talk to a victims rights advocate whose husband was murdered. she'll tell us what she learned while volunteering san quentin. first we'll look at inmates partipating in a unique program. one that's helping them tell their stories in their own words. ♪ >> when a person decides to chan, they want everyone to know that they've ichanged. sot's important to get that out. television portrays prison as this negative place p whereple are just running around being violent. but san quentin is actually totally opposite from tt. these guys are going to college every day. they're going to self-help groups. they're going to religious services. everyone here is trying to get out of prison, not stay in pson. >> i got to san quentin in 1984 via l.a. county jail. i was tol -- >> since 2012 we've been working on a storytelli proje

i got to san quentin in 1984. d to me san que was one of the most violent prisons in california. all i need to know is safety first, keep me head a civil, and as soon as i get situated, get a knife. a lot of guys tougher than me didn't make it. a lot of guys weaker than didn't make it. a lot of guards didn't make it. after running with the for so long, my bad behavior and actions, my nonhumanitarian thought i got lucky. i got transferred. i made my way through the different prisons. now i'm back to the 16, the more rehabilitative san quentin. they have volunteers coming in, teaching nonviolent conflict resolutions. they taught me the word,stop, think, observe, process situations, situations that are alreadviolent, how not to overreact. i love you wte people coming in here teaching me this stuff, i love it. now, in here, we live in a closet. a one-man closet with two men in it. sink, a toilet. no window. all get the guys sometimes that don't want to go nowhere, they just want tohe stay in cell 24 hours a day. they m

he spent 15 years of that sentence at san quentin. former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life last month. on friday a contra costa county judge resentenced khan to time served.sot: grateful that mr khan has the opportunity to join his family and i know that there are families around the state this year that will have very joyful reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. supporters of this law say it will not stop with khan. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in the state of california who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. reporting in south san francisco dan thorn kron 4 news. <... chanting...>(grant) hundreds of teachers, parents and students held a rally today outside the school district headquarters in oakland. (grant) they say they're fed-up with the slow pace of contract talks.. (pam) teachers have been working without a contract for a year and a half. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. on friday teachers from across the oakland unified school distr

we first met woods in 2017when he was an inmate at san quentin prison.was serving a 31-year-to-life sentence for attempted second degree robbery. and, along with san francisc based artist nigel poor, he was the co-host of "ear hustle"-- the hit prx podcast produced entirely from san quentin that gave a rare and intimate feel for life behind bars. >> brown: with an on-airifapport like long friends, the pair gathered stories and interviewsh from inmates iyard. the show picked up millions of listeners over three seasons, and covered everything from cemates to death row. but perhaps the show's biggest moment came this past november: >> we got some breaking news, )arlonne. ( laughter it's the day before thanksgiving, and today you got some amazing news. >> after 21 years in prison, governor brown, the great governor of california... >> absolutely! >> ...decided that i served enough time in california state prison, and he commuted my sentence. b wn: woods has been paroled to oakland, where he's received housing through "re-store justice," a non-profit that wor

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) a san quentin prison inmate is the first person in california to be released under a new state law. the "re-sentencing" is a result of senate bill 14- 37 . it limits who can be convicted of murder, to those who actually commit the murder. kron 4's dan thorn talked with an attorney about the controversy surrounding this new law. adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the

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basis. >> i feel like i'm a story teller. >> he produced this media program called first watch in san quentin. his first plan? not everybody is happy about his relea release. the mother of kevin mcnut told me by phone she does not believe in the justice system. abc7 news. >> thousands of police officers, firefighters and other emergency responders saluted and said farewell to a rookie officer who was killed in davis. sky 7 flew over the procession carrying the cass basket of the fallen davis police officer natalie corona from the uc davis campus to her home town of arbuckle. earlier, billy ray cyrus performed in her honor. >> she followed her father's footsteps into law enforcement. he is a retired deputy sheriff and he explained why his daughter posed in a blue dress. >> she said i would like this photograph to serve as my gratitude for all those law enforcement men and women who served, who have served, who are currently serving, and those who have died in the line of duty protecting our liberties in this great country. >> she was just 22 years old, just starting her career. she was the fir

no commitment, deposit, r death row inmate from san quentin wrote to "48 hours"... that he was >>> 20 years ago a death row inmate from san quentin road to 48 hours that he was framed for the murder of four people in 1983. >> was evidence planted? new dna answer that question. >> reporter: cooper had been convictepay ryan, their daughter jessica, anda convenie person to pin it on. the problem was they didn't have the evidence. >> reporter: a new round of evidence could exonerate kevin cooper. today had a chance to chat with 48 hours correspondent who had covered this case for nearly 2 decades. >> reporter: what is your reporting leave you to think about this case? do you think he is innocent? >> there definitely is not a lot of evidence to tie him to it. there was a great deal of evidence right after this horrific set of murders that pointed to three assailants. there were three weapons used, the victims sustained 140 wounds in a very short period of time. >> reporter: this to our 48 hours episode airs tomorrow starting at 9 pm, right here on kpix 5. we will be >>>

. >>> also ahead, a san quentin inmate is a free man under a new state murder law. what it means for others convicted of similar crimes. >>> also adulting can be hard. we'll introduce you to a course that's helping silicon valley teens graduate to grownup. that's an aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very... appealing. kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a good job of raisin ya. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! >>> the time right now is 5:17. we are taking a live look outside from our abc 7 exploratorium camera. a relatively dry day on tap for most of the bay area, but another storm is on the way. we'll let you know more about that in frances' full accuweather forecast coming up. >>> first, after serving 15 years on a murder conviction, a san quentin prison inmate from t

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adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. his attorney helped draft the bill. ( james ) khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. ( james ) teachers in oakland will vote next week ... on calling for an official strike. the vote will take place over four days, starting january 29th. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick-out on friday. they demanded higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. over the weekend, educators and supporters created signs and banners in case a strike takes place.

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan hadony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan opportunity to join his family and i know that there are around the state this year that will have reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. (jrstone) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison.. the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( darya ) in the east bay ... police say a trio of people wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers walked up to a home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they pushed down a child who answered the front door. the father of the child showed up but one of the teens held up the father at gunpoint. they ransacked the home and then ran off. police say the three may be responsible carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya )in this morning's hidden hsitory series.... we're going to take a w

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..thanks to a new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned..sot: khan was joined by attorney kate chatfield with restore justice..her non-profit organization helped craft senate bill 14 37. with help from state senator nancy skinner--the bill became law on january 1st--limiting murder convictions exclusively to actual killers..sot: 35 years later the ca legisalture and gov brown finally did that somethingkhan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra costa county judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan has the opportunity to join his family and i know that there are families around the state this year that will have very joyful reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. ( marty ) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..hanks to the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( james ) in the east bay ... police say a trio of people wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers broke into the home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they hurt a child at the front door and only ran off when they were confronted by the father of the child. police say the three may be responsible for an armed carjacking in berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya ) and after the break ... confusion after a young boy uses counterfeit money without knowing. the punishment he received fr

they go 100 five laps circling the san quentin exercise yard. it was originally scheduled for november but it had to be postponed because of the poor air quality. >>> still to come, and uncertain future for a ranch. some say it signals the end of an era. what the ranch may be converted into next. >> we will show you what led to this hostile and connor on the high seas. >>> we are tracking some high seas. this weekend we could get a break. we will show you the full five day forecast coming up. ved to . i had zero connections. and as positive as i was trying to be, nothing was happening. so i went on linkedin, i connected with someone who introduced me to my boss. that's how i got to the trading floor. when i first got the job, i was the only female on the floor. i get to represent so many girls. i'm in it to change the game. >>> between 50 or 60 hearses -- courses are facing an uncertain future. >> jesse as details on this plan and how some course owners are looking at the idea of losing this land. >> nestled in the hills, and equestrian oasis. >

. >> inside san quentin live with the inmates this morning and they have a lot to say. >> san quentin prison. >> i'm in here for murder year you will join us for the very first live broadcast from the aids ward. do you being about dieing if. >> do i? no, i don't. >> at all? >> i make short term goals. >> live from n franscit is channel 5's people are talking. >> reporter: the show, people are talking an talk they did. >> white nationalist. >> the action i get. >> a lot of fun and we had a lot of serious moments. >> we fear the dismantling of apartheid because, if that happens, communism will rush in and take over south africa. >> well, i should use your wonderful expression, bologna. >> we did all kind of subjects and we would cover just about anything. but it was at a time when local television was at its best. >> we just laugh the minute we see him. >> you guys look like you should be on top of a wedding cake. >> the hosts were an frasier and ross mcgowan. >> weed a great birthday party for ann. >> the two hay came triyou just can't fake. >> i think we complimented each other and we

. >> inside san quentin live with the inmates this morning. >> san quentin prison. >> what are you in for? >> i'm in for murder. >> you will join us in the very first live broadcast from the aids ward at san francisco general hospital. >> even the aids ward. >> jeffrey, do you think about dying? >> do i? no, i don't at all. i make short term goals. >> live from san francisco, it's channel 5's people are talking. >> the show people are talking and talk they did. >> white nationalists. >> the reaction i get. >> we had a lot of fun and we had a lot of serious moments. >> that we fear the dismantling of apartheid because if that happens, communism will rush in and take over south africa. >> well, i should use your wonderful expression baloney. >> we did all kinds of subjects and we would cover just about anything, but it was at a time when the local television was at its best. >> we just laughed the minute we see them. >> you guys look like you should be on top of a wedding cake. >> aren't they the most groomed? >> the hosts were ann frazier and ross mcgowan. the two had a chemistry you j

"ear hustle" documents everyday life at san quentin prison. 37 episodes have been downloaded by fanss was sentenced to 31 to life for attempted armed robbery. his sentence was commuted by governor brown in november. >>> the mission district is losing more long-time businesses. the latest to go out of business is mission thrift, which is located -- which is closing after 20 years. the owner says his client base of artists is moving away and the store is having trouble finding employees. the store will only be open on saturdays for half off closing sales until everything is gone. two other businesses on the same block are also closing. mission loan and seagull's. the elbow room closed yesterday. >>> michael kors has changed its name after finalizing the acquisition of versace. michael kors holdings is called capri holdings. the company bought the versace fashion house for $2.1 billion. it hopes to grow revenue to 8 billion as well as add eight stores to the 200. it was inspired by is the island of the same name. >>> a new oreo flavor is scheduled to be rehe leased today. dark chocolate

"stand up san quentin."e doing timeor crimes like murder and assault.k onwn for violence, today san quentin has one of the most rebilitative programs in the prison system. later we'll talk to a

game with some inmates there. >> i've been to san quentin about seven years. when i first got here, there wasn't a soccer program. they had no goal or anything. so a lot of us men who play soccer decided that we put forward the effort to get goals and petition and try to get a soccer program going. when i get on the field and i start playing, everything else goes away. i become a human being again. >> it's touching there. i shared that on my twitter page as well as my facebook page. you can watch that, it's really touching. >>> we've told you about the national parks and the irs. apparently the government shutdown may also mean fewer new beers. the agency in charge of approving labels and licenses is furloughed. normally approvals can take 7 to 30 days but now if you visit the agency's website, there is a notice telling companies they can submit applications but they won't be reviewed until the shutdown is over. one midwestern brewer says his company is in waiting mode. >> the beers have been named. we figured out exactly what we're serving. we submitted at pr

he served 15 years at san quentin.s to be resentenced as long as they did not actually commit the murder. he will serve time at a halfway house in oakland before he goes home. >>> 9:20 on the clock, time to head on over to rosemary orozco who is watching are changing forecast. >> i think it will be mainly dry today especially over the south bay it will be partly cloudy and temperatures will warm into the mid-60s. that could feel like spring. let me know how it goes. giving you a view at the race start over the bay area. here's another vantage point from up above northbay, east bay down to the south bay we are partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. the farther south you go it thins out. it is the southern portion of the bay area that will be dry and mild. the northbay will be cool and cloudy and a chance for scattered showers remaining for the northbay. calm conditions, a light breeze for most of the day. here's a look at your future cast getting through saturday first, again scattered showers especially over the northbay, rig

once known for violence, today san quentin has one of the most rehabilita

. >> reporter: nearly 20 years ago i got a stack of letters from an inmate at san quentin prison. >> i'm kevin cooper. i'm on death row. >> reporter: he wrote that he was innocent and had been framed. >> 2951 english road. >> reporter: cooper had been convicted of the murders of doug and peggy ryan, their daughter jessica and neighbor christopher hughes inside the ryan home in chino hills, california, in june of 1983. 8 1/2-year-old josh ryan barely survived. there was strong evidence pointing to multiple assailants, but then investigators discovered that one escaped prisoner, kevin cooper, a career burglar, had been hiding out in a vacant house near the ryans' home. defense attorney norman hiles. >> kevin cooper was a convenient person to pin it on. the problem was they didn't have the evidence. >> reporter: there were no fingerprints or any of cooper's hair in the house. the state found that only one tiny drop of blood scraped on of a wall matched cooper's blood type. >> they planted his blood in order to keep him in prison. >> reporter: his attorney also believes evidence was deli

. >> reporter: nearly 20 years ago, i got a stack of letters from an inmate at san quentin prison. >>'m kevin cooper. i'm on death row. >> reporter: he wrote that he was innocent and had been framed. >> responding to 2951 english road. >> reporter: cooper had been convicted of the murders of doug and peggy ryen; their daughter, jessica; and neighbor; christopher hughes, inside the ryen home in chino hills, california, in june of 1983. eight-and-a-half-year-old josh ryan barely survived. haere was strong evidence pointing to multiple assailants. but then investigators discovered that one escaped prisoner, kevin cooper, a career burglar, had been hiding out in a vacant house near the ryens' home. defense attorney norman hile: >> kevin cooper was a convenient person to pin it on. the problem was they didn't have the evidence. >> reporter: there were no fingerprints or any of cooper's hair in the house. the state found that only one tiny drop of blood, scraped off a wall, matched cooper's blood type. >> they planted his blood in order to keep him in prison. >> reporter: hile also believes

we're there, as an east bay man is freed from san quentin. the work behind the scenes by a local nonprofit that made it possible. we'll have that story and more coming up p tonight on our 6:00 newscast. >>> this weekend, a spectacular show in the skies, hopefully we'll be able to see, it because we might see some rain on sunday, but sunday night, there will be a total lunar eclipse visible from north and south america to. make it extra special, the moon is also a super moon that night. here in the bay area, the eclipse will start around 7:30 p.m. and around 8:40 p.m., the moon will be totally red as the earth's shatter covers it. >> a blood moon, right. >> super blood moon. >> beautiful. >> we should see most of the rain before that. so we do have a decent chance to see something here. hopefully. >> thanks, jeff. >> you got it. >> back with more at 6:00. we'll see you then. >> lester holt is next. >> bye. >>> tonight, >>> tonight, states of emergency as a major winter storm closes in on millions, about to hit with sleet, snow, and temperature

back then, california did not have a federal penitentiary for women, so emma martin was sent to san quentin, state penitentiary. on june 28, sunday evening, across the united states, jehovah's witnesses sent telegrams to president wilson, condemning what happened. the very next morning, monday, june 21, wilson pardoned all four, and they were immediately released from prison. what i just described to you this morning are the first two legal battles of jehovah's witnesses, but they are certainly not the last. the last time we were in front of the supreme court of the united states was in 2002. that has to do with litigation between jehovah's witnesses and the town of stratton, ohio. during the 1990's, the municipal authorities of stratton had insisted that jehovah's witnesses obtain written permission -- written permission -- from the municipal authorities before they could go door-to-door. efforts were made to try to resolve the conflict but to no avail. the matter was taken to court. jehovah's witnesses actually lost in the district court and in the circuit court as well and then took the

adnan kahn is a free man after serving 15 years in san quentin prison..o the new law, khan had a felony murder conviction connected to a robbery overturned.. khan was facing 25 to life for his role in the 2003 stabbing death of a pot dealer in antioch. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are eligible to have their sentences reduced. ( james ) in the east bay ... three people are wanted in connection with a home invasion in piedmont ... may be linked to other crimes. here is surveillance video of the home invasion. police say the teenagers walked up to a home on january 12th ... and one of them was armed with a gun. they pushed down a child who answered the front door.the fat they ransacked the home and then ran off. police say the three may be responsible fo berkeley, several burglaries in oakland, some other theft crimes in oakland and hayward. ( darya )( darya ) coming up ... the search is on for a store thief ... who attacked a worker in petaluma. we have the details on what happened. ( darya ) and after the break ..

the new law that got him out of san quentin. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening.'m janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. it is known as the accomplice law and until recently you could be convicted of murder if someone died under a crime you committed whether you meant for that person to die or not. robert handa was there for the man's first moments of freedom. robert joins us live in martinez. robert? >> reporter: well, it was a joyous day for the family, not so much for law enforcement officer, as the first person to benefit from this new state law went free. after almost 16 years in prison, he is not used to pictures take within a phone. he was convicted in 2003 of murder when an attempted robbery in a drug deal ended with his partner killing the dealer. but he serve admin mum 25-year sentence, and produced this media project, called firstwatch

ended up in san quentin. i think in san francisco, especially with this rich array of support, that to lose one person to d.j.j. i think is a travesty. so i think it's great. i also want to commend the chief, that i do think that your willingness to actually look at all sides of this and listen to the c.b.o.s also -- and you're right. it shouldn't be ad -- adversarial at all. i think we have a role to play, each of us, to give our youth the services they deserve. they are the future of san francisco, so we should invest and invest well. thank you very much. i just want to thank -- any other comments? >> supervisor mandelman: well, i guess i have one more question for chief nance. so it sounds like a bad thing if it is, in fact, the case that this new referral process has resulted in one referral. and i was curious if that's true, and you could say a little bit about it. >> sure. absolutely. so the one thing that we can't lose sight of is that when the new contracts came into place, that didn't mean that all th

the documents everyday life in san quentin. roughly 30 episodes have been downloaded by fans over the world. governor brown commute his sentence of 31 years to life for attempted armed robbery. he is the full-time producer for the podcast. >> she's doing i'm sure's interesting to know life behind bars. >> exactly. >> something will never learn in real life. >> that's true. >>> it is 5:56. a police officer dates caught in a nasty crash. what we have learned from the scene. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news . >> a police officer rushed to the hospital overnight. the nasty crash that crushed his cruiser. >>> san jose's mayor waking up in the hospital. we'll tell you how he is doing. >>> president trump wants to meet with lawmakers today. what it will take to make day 12 the final day of the shutdown. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, january 2. the second day of the new year. i'm michelle griego. >> i think we can call the holiday period over. >> it looks like it. >> you are seeing that on the roads

plus -- a san quentin prison inmate is the first person released under california's new murder law.ur meterologist mabrissa rodriguez will time out a couple more rain chances for the weekend. keep it here, kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. (grant) now at 9 -- the war of words between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi shows no signs of ending. this as the partial government shutdown is set to enter its fifth week.(grant) good evening i'm grant lodes.(pam) and i'm pam moore... in for vicki liviakis. hundreds of thousands of federal employees and contractors... are going without pay. now, president trump says, he has something to tell americans tomorrow.(pam) on twitter -- the president says... he will make an announcement concerning the humanitarian crisis on the border and the government shutdown. abby phillip has more on the drama fueling this controversial shutdown. shutdown negotiations now devolving from petty bickering to unfounded accusations between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. pelosi today accusing the white house - without any

the san jose sharks paid a visit to san quentin prison to play a pickup game of soccer. they posted video to twitter. they warmed up with a few drills and then on to the game. on the field it was all smiles. one inmate said when he gets on the field everything else goes away and he is not a criminal anymore. he's just a person trying to score a goal. >>> an investigation by bart. but we are learning about a spike in calls on christmas eve and christmas day and who was left covering for those employees. >>> tune in tonight at 8:00 for an all new episode of last man standing followed by cool kids. then join us for the 10:00 news and the 11:00 news right here on ktvu . >>> bart officials are reviewing worker attendance records after a significant number of poor employees did not show up on christmas eve or christmas day. there was a spike in accidents. the chronicle reports more the one third of bart's agents, train operators and transportation supervisors were off. stations were understaffed and bart police had to take care of closing duties. the train service was not affe

"ear hustle" documents everyday life at san quentin prison. 30 episodes have been downloaded by fans all over the world. wood was sentenced to 31 to life for attempted armed robbery. his sentence was commuted by governor jerry brown in november. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from a accuweather forecast. the big stories, look how much cooler it is than 24 hours ago. the east bay shore, close to freeze anything union city, 33. castro valley, those are easily the coolest spots. everybody else from 36 in oakland to 42 in alameda. san francisco, 48. pacifica, 42. of 29, 28. pleasant top, 28. antioch and brentwood, 31. fairfield and napa, 30. frost developing very minimally because it's dry in the south bay. roads, bay, good. i was looking at bart. walnut creek, 29 right now. same thing in dublin. 37 at 8:00 in the south bay. we break into the 50s at noon and hang out at 4:00. 45 at 8:00 under the stars. 30s at 8:00 also. 40s at 10:00. mid-50s from noon to 4:00. 46 by 8:00.bay. san francisco, of course will be different. 47 at 10:00. low to mid-50s through 6:00.sta. another co

more than santa anatry from what used to be the poor hospital including buddy thompson executed at san quentin. >> these are people that didn't have a place to go and where they went to.o. >> i immediately wanted to do something about it. >> we became aware there was a burial ground. >> reporter: what else is a high school student to do but join up with a classmate and make a documentary. they took this otherwise overlooked field and gave it historical context. >> so we got into the marina ray bay film festival and won historical documentary play. >> reporter: wait a minute. how old are you? >> 17. >> reporter: and won on your first time? >> and it's playing in march. >> reporter: they want it designated and saying it's the least we can do for residents who had so little. >> reporter: they're gaining support, and that's the power of teens exercising history with a camera. abc7 news. >>> next, a popular bay area spot and wha my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck

they include mirin buddy thompson, executed at san quentin prison after killing correctional officerstakeover on alcatraz. >> these are people who doesn't have a place to go. this was basically the place they went to. >> i immediately began wanting to do something about it. >> we became aware there was a burial ground. >> reporter: what else is a high school student to do except join up with a classmate and make a documentary? georgia and mitchell tanaka took this otherwise overlooked field and gave it historical context. >> we got it into the marina del ray film festival and it won best screenplay. >> reporter: wait a minute. how old are you? >> 17. >> reporter: and you won on your first doc? >> yeah. it's playing in march. >> reporter: georgia wants the county to designate this place, says it's the least we can do for early residents who died with so little. >> it's a way to bring reverence to the people buried here. >> reporter: and they're gaining support. that's the power of teens with a sense of history, exercising their convictions with a camera. in lucas valley, marin county,

"ear hustle" documents everyday life at san quentin prison. 30 episodes have been downloaded by fans all over the world. wood was sentenced to 31 to life for attempted armed robbery. his sentence was commuted by governor jerry brown in november. >>> the mission district is losing more long-time businesses. the latest to go out of business is mission thrift, which is closing after 20 years. the owner says his client base of artists is moving away and the store is having trouble finding employees. the store on mission street will only be open on saturdays for half off closing sales until everything is gone. two other businesses on the same block are also closing. mission loan and seagull's. yesterday was the last day for elbow room, a block away, which will make way for condos. >>> michael kors has changed its name after finalizing the acquisition of versace. michael kors holdings is called capri holdings. the company bought the versace the company bought the versace fashion house for $2.1 billion. it hopes to grow revenue to 8 billion as well as add eight stores to the 200. it was ins

it looks like it's causing a slowdown out of san quentin. part of that lane is blocked.rews on the way to the scene. here's a look at the westbound side starting in richmond and going the opposite way. no significant delays there as you approach the toll plaza. check out the drive time, too. just six minutes across and into marin county. westbound san mateo, in the green. dumbarton bridge looking great in the green at nine minutes. >>> alexis, i know you know the song and you taught me the dance moves. it's a catchy song for kids. it's hit the hot 100 list on billboards. >> baby shark ♪ >> it will be stuck in your head all day long, i guarantee it. baby shark is number 32 on this week's list. people have listened to this song 20 million times off of streaming services like apple music and spotify. it's an old nursery rhyme from decades ago. the version has become a viral hit. >> i don't know if the next thing is related. but new at 6:00, the birth rate in america is going down. why that could be a problem. >> maybe because we get baby shark stuck in your head. >> never w

it turned out his name was arthur jones and escaped from san quentin. they tried to talk amount and there was a cvs cameramen, this would never happen anymore. i don't know how i didn't get killed. were there other pictures in the sequence? >> just the one. >> they couldn't talk him out and all of a sudden there was an explosion and he set off some dynamite in the room and the cops started climbing out of the window and they started shooting him and i kept taking pictures but the camera kept rolling and he ended up crawling over to where he is right there, the bomb squad guy came over but it was terrifying but i sat there and i shot the whole thing. that was right after lbj announced it wasn't his run but these pictures were all over on the paper. my whole vietnam experience, i have a lot of close calls with that. >> another part of the media, in 1968 62 1/2 million americans received a newspaper either morning or afternoon, you can see according to research the number down by 20 million in the most recent number of 2014 with over 40 million receive the

." >> reporter: nearly 20 years ago, i got a stack of letters from an inmate at san quentin prison. >w. >> reporter: he wrote that he was innocent and had been framed. >> english road, 295 is english road. >> reporter: cooper had been convicted of the murders of dug and peggy ryen, their daughter jessica and neighbor christopher hughes inside the ryen home in chino hills, california, in june of 1983. 8-and-a-half-year-old josh ryen barely survived. what does something like this do to a person's life? >> changes your life. you lose somebody, and it's -- it hurts. >> reporter: there was strong evidence pointing to multiple assailants. at the hospital, josh indicated three people were involved, three weapons were used, and blood inside the ryen's stolen car was found on three seats, but then investigators discovered that one escaped prisoner kevin cooper, a career burglar, had been hiding out in a vacant house near the ryen'st. test. test. test. > >>>. >> roger stone has just appeared in federal court. he was arrested this morning in fort lauderdale, florida after being indicted on seven

he has spent years in san quentin prison, on death row.monster in the forest. bigfoot was never supposed to be real, and then he became that real thing. >> i went to ask if cary wanted to talk, and he just opened up. >> he told me that he'd had these feelings since he was a 7-year-old child, and had been resisting these feelings for years. it was almost as if he was trying to get credit for being a good soldier. >> he said, i want a movie of the week made about my story. there was a movie made about steven stayner, and he wanted the same treatment. he wanted the world to take note. >> as far as i know, he's never talked to anyone about the effect steven might have had on his crimes. i'm not sure there is any direct cause and effect. steven could have grown up normal, happy, and healthy, and cary still would've been a serial killer. >> it's difficult to picture what cary has done because knowing steve, their personalities are completely opposite. the only time steve would kill anything like a fish is because we were gonna eat it. you know w