this is it's a day i'll never forget inside san quentin. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. great story. icture perfect day for a walk around the san francisco zoo and gardens. and it was all for a good cause. we'll have the details coming up. and temperatures warmed up a few degrees today and that's the trend for this week. a warmer week ahead. i'll have that forecast straight up and this is what it looked like inside friday night, inside that massive new billion dollar venue. beautiful. while the inside puts on those immersive shows, the outside has the world's largest led screen you to scheduled to perform there at the sphere for 25 dates through mid december. that is so cool. all right. well hundreds of people came together in san francisco to support breast cancer research. the nonprofit susan g. komen hosted the return of the bay area more than pink walk today at the san francisco zoo and gardens. the event celebrated breast cancer survivors and those living with metastatic breast cancer and raised money for research and critical support services. organizers say breast cancer awaren

my money's on the san quentin dubs. i'm sorry, fellas.ing team made up of coaches and support staff from a franchise that's won four of the last eight nba championship ups. there's an excitement on our end to be here because, you know, it's a different experience for everybody. the team on the blacktop joined on the sidelines by some of golden state's biggest stars, including all star guard and major off season acquisition, chris paul, moses moody and klay thompson. a lot of these guys got a lot more wisdom than i have had. they didn't have the experiences that i've never had and they just talking about their perseverance and the things that they think about to keep their minds strong . these guys go through it every day, not being able to see their families and chase their dreams. so when i put this on, just puts life in perspective. after four quarters, san quentin's team defended home court 85 to 80, while the game is now over, the man to man conversations the self-refer section and the joining of these warriors families creating memor

. >> this is san quentin prison. this was a delegation of california bishops. with sister helen. planned we went there to look at the devereaux facility and the different aspects of san quentin. >> the next set i believe is a candlelight vigil for crime survivors. >> we did a prayer service at night and this is a vigil and that is a photo that is shown and people are invited to come and family members. regardless of what happened, we do this. >> you are gathered in a church in this next photo. >> this was in sacramento. at the cathedral. we had a large group of people come for a conference and we did a prayer service together. >> the next set shows a young man's funeral, a memorial, i would say. this is a picture of a victim of a crime. >> this was in east palo alto. and he was killed in a drive-by shooting. and we did this prayer service in east palo alto. a few years ago. we do this for every family that is killed. >> this next one shows young men who are in detention of some kind. >> we have detention facilities for youth. i have seen as young as 10 years old, young people inc

a federal appeals court has ruled california can be held responsible for 2020 covid outbreak at san quentint sickened thousands of inmates and killed 29 people, including a corrections officer. a ninth circuit panel upheld a lower court's finding yesterday. judge has dismissed the state's argument seeking qualified immunity. 2000 people were infected in just weeks after 122 inmates at high risk of complication were transferred from chico to san quentin. the suit was brought by the spouse of one inmate who died. >> san francisco supervisors voted to extend a parking site lease where dozens of rvs are parked at candlestick point. the bayview vehicle triage center lease will last for another two years, and it's going to cost the city $312,000 a year is according to the chronicle. one parking spot is going to cost about $12,000 a month in operating costs. do the math. that is five times more than the median monthly cost for a one bedroom apartment in the city. the so-called safe parking lot opened in 2022 to provide space and services for residents who live in their rvs. >> jury selection is un

federal appeals court has ruled california can be held responsible for a 2020 covid outbreak at san quentin that sickened thousands of inmates and killed 29 people, including one corrections officer. a ninth circuit panel panel upheld a lower court's finding today. judges dismissed the state's argument seeking qualified immunity. 2000 people were infected within weeks after 122 inmates at high risk of complication were transferred from chico to san quentin. the suit was brought by the spouse of one inmate who died. >> happening tomorrow, be on the lookout for a nationwide test of the emergency alert system. at 11:20 a.m, the federal government is expected to send the alert to wireless devices, as well as television and radio stations. you should receive messages saying that it's only a test. tomorrow's test will be just the second time. actually the government has sent an alert to mobile phones. coming up next, a packed house today to discuss one of the bay area's biggest issues, homelessness. >> see what a difference this could make in the east bay. >> i'm spencer christian. fleet week rhy

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation.e 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 focused o

we brought over 40 elected das to san quentin for the situation.iting 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 focused on the

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. >> judge jeanine: organization visited san quentin for a game against the inmates after a hard foughtd the warriors 85-80 defending their home court. the inmates said playing and talking with the players gave them a sense of purpose and hope for the future. >> jesse: they lost to a prison gang? they probably did that on purpose. >> judge jeanine: smart move because they all had chips. that's it for us. sorry about that, katie. >> katie: that's okay. >> bret: hey, judge, i really like the jolene, the alligator. that was really the best one more

there's klay, the golden state warriors face the san quentin warriors in the prison recreation yard.he warriors, chris paul, joined klay thompson and moses moody in this basketball battle behind bars. it's honestly really inspiring to see how hard they play. the teamwork they play with. you can tell it didn't happen overnight. a lot of these guys got a lot more wisdom than i didn't had. they didn't have the experiences that i've never had. and they just talking about their perseverance and the things that they think about to keep their minds strong or whatnot. this by the way, is the ninth time the golden state warriors have played at san quentin, an event that's been really popular among the inmates, as you can imagine . i can imagine, yes. that's pretty amazing. making a difference. that's right. all right. reporter tony hardrick was out there and he was telling tony hardrick was there. our our amazing photographer chris paul was along and he said he was playing. he was playing not really playing basketball, just kind of watching. but klay was totally involved. yeah, that's what he

members of the golden state warriors basketball teamn and organization visited san quentin foquentiae inmates. after a hard fought game, the prisoners defeateddefend the warriors 85 to 80, defending their home court. the inmate court.s said playing and talking with the players gave them a sense of purpose gad hoped hope for the future. oh, they lost to a prison gang.o yeah, they did. they had a purpose.n so they that was a smart moveud because they all had chipsge jes right. anyway, that's it for us. a great night. sorry about that, katie. isaac okay. >> hey, jeff,

. >> judge jeanine: organization visited san quentin for a game against the inmates after a hard fought game the visitors defeated the warriors 85-80 defending their home court. the inmates said playing and talking with the players gave them a sense of purpose and hope for the future. >> jesse: they lost to a prison gang? they probably did that on purpose. >> judge jeanine: smart move because they all had chips. that's it for us. sorry about that, katie. >> katie: that's okay. >> bret: hey, judge, i really like the jolene, the alligator. that was really the best one more thing. >> judge jeanine: you liked that one the best. you didn't like the prisoners? >> bret: prisoners were good. all right, thanks, judge. >> judge jeanine: all right. take care. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, breaking tonight the search is on for a new house speaker following yesterday's historic vote to remove kevin mccarthy. two prominent republicans have signaled their intentions to run and there could be more entrants soon even a very well-known former president is now being menti

we had a shootout in san quentin. and then this and then the symbionese liberation army kidnaped patty hearst. it was like one weird story after another. and she somehow had the inner strength to be a presence of calm and reassure inference, kind of that steadying force. yeah. she also had a true passion for the california desert. i read that she was responsible for the preservation of more public lands than any other senator. absolutely and it was not an easy task because so many stakeholders wanted to get in on this action and it took a long time and i think the key to her success was not only did she have the best arguments for what she wanted, she understood the best arguments on the other side . and so she wasn't dealing with hyperbole or soundbites or anything like that. she she knew what the stakes were for everybody. and she could engage with them on that. and she was tenacious. she just kept at it and as a result, i think was something like 800,000 acres of wonderful desert preserved, but also open to the pub

members of the golden state warriors basketball teamn and organization visited san quentin foquentia gamer a gt the inmates. after a hard fought game, the prisoners defeateddefend the warriors 85 to 80, defending their home court. the inmate court.s said playing and talking with the players gave them a sense of purpose gad hoped hope for the future. oh, they lost to a prison gang.o yeah, they did. they had a purpose.n so they that was a smart moveud because they all had chipsge jes right. anyway, that's it for us. a great night. sorry about that, katie. isaac okay. >> hey, jeff, welcome to jesse"s watters. >> prime time tonight. who all you wantse watters ? >> who hollowed out this town and have borrowed against the future out a of our future t generations, will the kamikaze win the war? >> our job is to investigate everything that happens. obviously, the more informationn where anything wrong from gold bar bob's wife killed the man and covered it up. >> everyone stay calm. we are taking over this game. g >>ov i boss san francisco now h a pirate problem. plusrate tara reid. >> i'm te

he's visited davis at san quentin prison, where he refused to admit that he had sexually assaulted herone point, he got very frustrated and he said, you know, if i ever admitted to that, i'd be dead. and i said, rick, you're dead anyway. sobel and klaas say california has yo yoed with respect to its criminal justice policies. from three strikes to progressive da's calling for reforms. it's not just da's. it's politicians as well. the politicians seem to have seemed to be doing everything that they can to empty out the prisons, and that includes putting dangerous people back on the street. in some ways, petaluma seems to have gone back to its small town reputation. the polly klaas theater opened in time for the 30 year anniversary. she wanted to pursue acting. that's what she wanted to do, you know, and she was pretty good at it. she was really coming into her own as a human being. i am pegasus, the winged horse. let your own heart take wing and fly. polly i would have been 42 this year, but she will forever be 12 in petaluma. henry lee ktvu fox two news. and coming up at 745, we're goi

>> it's almost like he's calling the shots from san quentin. what to do on the debt ceiling november 17th? is he going to make the call? it's hilarious. i was going to say rikers. basically he's in a defendant's chair right now in all these cases and yet he still has the power to make this guy do what he wants. this guy is third in line to the presidency. and he asked the question. look how mccarthy did it. he said, okay, i'll schmooze with you guys on this so-called impeachment of joe biden. i don't really believe there's anything there. but we're going to take some democrat guys onto try to pass the spending bill. that was the end of it, the minute he brought democrats in. what happens when mike johnson says i need a few democratic votes to get to 218? what happens then? what does matt gaetz and the rest of the zealots do? >> in terms of the big question, what happens when this new speaker meets the president of the united states, who you've known for quite some time? what happens? >> well, joe biden will want to find something they have in c