sirhan was shocked. first incredulous and then angry. sirhan sirhan, jr.e father had lost his job and blamed the israelis. he beat his wife and sons, and the mother escaped by moving with the boys to california. sirhan sirhan, jr. grew up hating the israelis and hating anyone who supported israel. anyone, that is, like robert kennedy. should the 77-year-old assassin be granted parole after five decades in prison? as someone who admired robert kennedy, i can't claim to be objective. but i would say no, not now, not in 18 months at the next parole hearing. i would say that the governor got it right. how bout sushi? i just had sushi for lunch yesterday. indian? ehh, maybe... how bout seafood? you know i don't like seafood. [collision beeping warning] [silence] how bout tacos? tacos. automatic emergency braking — one of six advanced safety features standard on every 2022 chevy equinox. find new technology. find new roads. chevrolet. oh, man that is wrinkly. find new technology. like, not even just a little wri that's a whole lot of wrinkly. i've got wrinkles o

sirhan on parole.ase sirhan sirhan. the governor reminded us, quote, sirhan also shot and injured five bystanders. governor newsom said sirhan is now 77 years old but remains a potent symbol of political violence. in the past terrorists took hostages and ultimately killed some of them in sirhan's name. sirhan was outraged by robert kennedy's support for israel. in a statement released today by 93-year-oldeth l kennedy who has been a widow for 53 years and six of her children the kennedy family support the governor's decision and point out the killer wrote in his diary, more than a thousand times, that rfk must die, must be disposed of like his brother was, must be assassinated. he also wrote that others should be murdered including ambassador arthur goldberg and president johnson. ethel kennedy was with her husband when he was assassinated by sirhan. as the family's statement points out, she and the rest of the family have had to relive that experience literally thousands of times including right now i

sirhan be freed. two of kennedy's sons supported his release well six other family members urge the governor to keep them in prison. >>> and now to the drought picture and a notable improvement. look for yourself. the map released today is on the right compared to a week ago and left. a lot less red which is extreme drought and the dark red, exceptional drought is gone completely. paul heggen is here to pu pecti gharin our were in and this is the third worst category it was a few months ago we were all in exceptional or extreme drought condition so it is the same across the board for the entire bay area but i will step back further than a week ago and we will look at a few different time frames and if you look at a year ago, we had some extreme drought showing up already for the north bay, which really spread out quickly and three months ago we had most of the bay area with exceptional drought in the same three months ago and now we are back to the severe drought conditions across the entire bay area.

sirhan sirhan has been in prison for more than 50 years for kennedy's assassination in 1968. governor newsom explained his position in "the l.a. times." he has not developed accountability and insight required to support it. sirhan remains a potent symbol of political violence. in a statement the kennedy family thanked the governor for his decision. they said they support parole for inmates who show genuine remorse and reform, but do not believe this applies to sirhan. >>> elizabeth holmes will have to wait a little longer to learn her sentence. a judge set it for september. a jury convicted holmes on four out of 11 federal fraud and conspiracy charges and the trial for the former coo has been delayed because of the spread of omicron. it's now expected to begin in march. >>> we shall find a cross-country flight and a very grateful family of a world war ii veteran. >> the elements in the bay area proud story this evening, an update to a story garvin thomas shared with us a short time ago and a promise of an update of a very special delivery. >> a few days before christmas, rob

this decision comes even though last year a parole board recommended that sirhan sirhan be set free. the 77-year-old has been in prison for more than 50 years for kennedy's assassination at l.a.'s ambassador hotel back in 1968. bobby kennedy was running for president at the time. the governor explained his decision in an op-ed published by the l.a. times. the governor said sirhan sirhan has not developed the accountability and insight required to support his release. he added sirhan remains a potent symbol of political violence. in a statement the kennedy family thanked the governor for his decision and said they support parole for inmates who have shown genuine remorse and reform but do not believe that applies to sirhan, adding he remains a danger to public safety. among the biggest questions not only in the bay area but across the country, are we getting close to the slowdown of the covid surge? every day we're keeping a close eye on the numbers. right now cases are still surging. we'll show you now the increase in covid cases over the past 14 days. after christmas, to where we ar

. >>> and breaking news coming in now on sirhan sirhan, the man who killed robert f. kennedy. what california's governor has just now decided. >>> and the father who stood up. his two little boys amazed. you'll see it right here. definitely america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and we begin tonight with the supreme court blocking president biden's vaccine mandate for large companies. the vote 6-3, the conservative justices against it. they did allow for the rules to move forward for 17 million health care workers at federally-funded hospitals and facilities in this country. the supreme court decision coming late today. the conservative majority saying osha does not have the authority to enforce a vaccine or testing rule for large companies. this effects some 80 million employees across the country. their own companies and bosses will now make that decision. many companies, of course, already have. as i mentioned, they did allow for a separate mandate to move forward for millions of health care workers at those federall

kennedy assassin sirhan sirhan. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes alex savage governor, newsom rejected a recommendation from a two person panel of parole commissioner saying sirhan poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. governor. newsom said factors in his decision includes sirhan's refusal to accept responsibility for his crime and the accountability required to support his safe release. now we spoke with the governor just before today's announcement. i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan and looked at all the evidence. in this case we took this door whole another level of consideration. robert f. kennedy was shot at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary . back in 1968. he was 42 years old when he was killed. sirhan now 77 years old, will be scheduled for a new parole hearing, where he's expected to ask a judge to overturn governor nuisance denial. we will have much more on this b

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kennedy, palestinian-american sirhan sirhan shot and killed jfk. he targeted him for his support for israel the kennedy family welcomed the news stating we are deeply great. for this decision, aimed at ensuring that no family nor our nation will suffer the same heart breaking irredeemable loss >>> mayhem in the monarchy, prince williams was stripped of his title a royal source confirms he will no longer be called his royal highness, the military affiliations have been returned to the queen. v.dufree im r alleged sexual assault when she was 17-years-old she says she was trafficked by his friend the late jeffrey epstein. he says he has no recollection and will defend this as a private citizen. >>> fed up, why thousands of gross restore workers are walking off the job with the latest strike to hit the country. >>> and rover recall a warning for a popular children's wear. stay with us >> your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you ha

kennedy's assassin sirhan sirhan after more than a half century behind bars. newsom rejected a recommendation from a patrol commissioners saying sirhan sirhan was an unreasonable public threat, the kennedy familiar sly says they're deeply relieved by the decision. a hidden cries in vulnerable communities, many are living without things most of us take for granted, like running water and sanitation. the new trillion infrastructure act provides nearly # $12 billion to fix that. in tonight's eye on america, cbs's adam yamaguchi takes us to rural alabama where help is needed. >> reporter: america in 21st cee in the backyards of the rural poor. in lowndes county, alabama, perman hardy knows all about it. >> when there's a lot of rain you cannot flush the toilet. >> reporter: if you did it would be all over your house. >> yes, when it goes bloop, bloop, get ready, here it comes. >> reporter: in the unincorporated areas of this county, the martin luther king famously led selma to montgomery march, there's no municipal sewage system and for an estimated 80% of househo

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kennedy says they are relieved that sirhan sirhan has been denied parole. the governor has reversed the decision, saying sirhan still poses a threat to public safety. >>> major settlement involving a student loan service. it's agreeing to cancel $1.7 billion in student death. this is overallegations of abusive lending practices. 66,000 borrowers are not have to repay loans. >> so many people who are trapped in mounting, unaffordable student loan debt, because navient failed to counsel about how to manage these loans. >> the company will pay $140 million in penalties. teenagers with good driving records could find themselves behind the wheel of a big rig. launching a test program that would lower the driving age from truckers traveling across state lines from 21 to 18. the goal so to help ease supply chain back logs. >>> prince andrew has been stripped of his royal titles after a new york judge ruled a sexual abuse lawsuit against andrew can proceed. she claims andrew forced her to perform sex acts with him when she was 17. buckingham palace had no choice bu

sirhan a free man. >>> 15 minutes to save the world.ation putting you in the oval office and your finger on the button to launch a nuclear strike. the choice cnbc's eamon javers made coming up e and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ woman: talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. >>> senator kennedy's killer will not go free california governor gavin newsom has denied parole for one of the most notorious assassins in american history sirhan sirhan has spent more than 50 years in prison for gunning down senator robert kennedy in los angeles in 1968 last summer, the california parole commissioners recommended that sirhan get parole but california's state constitution allows the governor to reverse the decisions of the parole board regard

sirhan -- >> so i'm grateful to the governor for his decision. >> and sirhan sirhan, i know you know for his release. have you spoken to them and if so, what's their reaction this morning? >> sure, i've spoken to them over the last four months. you know, i come from a family with 11 children and from my grandma and grandpa rose and joe kennedy, we have over 150 family members, so there's always going to be somebody in there who doesn't agree with you. but i think that the thing to focus on here is who is this man? this was a premeditated act. he said i've been planning this for years. he went -- he went and purchased a gun. he went to target practice that morning. he went and purchased the type of bullet that is most likely to be fatal. he went to the hotel where my father was speaking. he killed my father. he shot five other people that night. it was a massacre. this was not a simple killing. this was a massacre and he nearly killed my mother who was pregnant with my younger sister rory. and this is a man who has taken no responsibility and shown no remorse for his actions. was cons

sirhan says she will appeal governor newsom's decision to deny parole to sirhan sirhan.g he has not taken responsibility for the assassination, and there is a lack of accountability required for his safe release. he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in history. >> the southbay mother accused of throwing boozy, sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his friends is asking to be released on bail according to the mercury news. the lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the da's office says they will respond to the request next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. southern california's solar energy workers fear a utility billing change in the works could cost them their jobs. about 1000 workers and supporters marched to the california public utilities commission headquarters in san francisco yesterday, concerned about a proposal that would tax rooftop solar customers and reduce compensation for clean energy. protesters call it a money grab by big utilities who have lost

"the sacramento bee" reports california governor gavin newsom rejected parole for sirhan sirhan, the man who assassinated presidential candidate robert f. kennedy in 1968. parole commissioners had recommended that he be freed. he is 77 years old and serving a life sentence. newsom said sirhan is still a threat to the public and has not taken responsibility for the crime. kennedy's widow, ethel, also opposed parole. >>> the "associated press" says 2021 was earth's sixth warmest year on record. data released by nasa and noaa shows the last eight years were the eight hottest since recordkeeping began in 1880. the agencies say last year's extreme heat wave in the pacific northwest, intense rains from hurricane ida, and flooding in germany and china were linked to global warming. researchers say it's evidence the earth is in a long-term warming trend. >> i can tell you a couple of things about 2022. i'll start with the global temperature. there is probably -- almost certain, 99% chance, that it will be in the top ten temperature-wise. probably 50% chance it will be in the top five. >> sci

kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, after more than a half-century behind bars. newsom rejected a recommendation from a two-person panel of parole commissioners saying the 77-year-old sirhan sirhan was an unreasonable public threat. the kennedy family says they're deeply relieved by the decision. the net over do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. ♪♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so take care of that heart with lipton. because sippin' on unsweetened lipton can help support a healthy heart. lipton. stop chuggin'. start sippin'. >>> a hidden crisis in vulnerable communities-- many are living without things most of us take for granted, like running water and sanitation. the new trillion-dollar infrastructure act provides nearly $12 billion to fix that. i tonight's "eye on america," cbs's adam yamaguchi takes us to rural

. >>> governor newsom has denied parole for sirhan sirhan , the man convicted of assassinating senator robert f. kennedy . newsom says a 77-year-old still poses a threat to public safety. sirhan has been the last 53 years behind bars for shooting kennedy at a los angeles hotel back in 1968. we posted a link to the op-ed announcing his decision, and a transcript of the latest parole hearing on kpix.com. >>> a popular san francisco restaurant was damaged by a fire. investigators say it was intentionally set. it happened this morning at yasmine on valencia street in the mission district. police responded to a burglary at the restaurant around 4:00 this morning. no one was hurt in the blaze, but several windows were blown out, and the furniture was damaged. the owner tells us he got a call that there was some sort of explosion, then rushed to the restaurant. >> all the windows, particles all over. three of the windows goblin away. the back door goblin away. some things were missing. >> so far, no word on a motive or any arrests that have been made. >>> los altos hills is unveiling its newe

shot at close range by sirhan sirhan who is immediately wrestled to the ground and disarmed. newsom announcing an op-ed to the los angeles times, i will not release him on parole. democrats rolled -- in refusing to let him go, the governor and also reminded us that he shot and injured five by standards. sirhan is now 77 years old, but he remains a potent symbol of political violence in the past, terrorist took hostages, and ultimately some of them killed some of them in his name. he -- was in a statement released today by 93 year old ethel kennedy, her husband dead over 50 years, and six other children, they support the governor's decision and pointed out, the killer wrote in his diary more than 1000 times that rfk must die. must be disposed of like his brother was. must be assassinated. he also wrote that other should be murdered including ambassador to united states nations arthur goldberg and president johnson. ethel kennedy was with her husband one he was assassinated by sirhan. as the family points out, she and the rest of the family have had to relive that experience li

plus a major announcement from the governor sirhan sirhan, the man who was assassinated robert f. kennedy will not be released from prison. governor newsom came to that decision. good evening to you. i'm andre senior. and i'm cristina rendon today marked a day of action for union nurses across the country . their goal is to draw attention to demands for safe staffing levels and priority when it comes to covid protective equipment. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary reports from one rally at regional medical center in san jose. this day of action began earlier in the day and late this afternoon about 20 demonstrators made their way to the outside of regional medical center here in east san jose. their message matches that of other nurses who say they and there were conditions need to be a priority. thursday sees multiple demonstrations spread across the bay area from north to south and points in between the purpose, drawing attention to the plight faced by nurses. we need more staff. we need more nurses, we need more nurse assistants. respiratory therapist all around in the healthc

do you believe sirhan sirhan should ever be paroled? i don't think i don't think that there should be a never parole issues. but i would say this. he has if you combine the magnitude of the crime and his rehabilitation in in jail. he has he created a heinous crime. and he has done very, very little to rehabilitate himself. he's never taken responsibility for yet he does not take responsibility for the crime. um and he's made no attempt to create a sense of empathy for his victims to show remorse. and without those two things you can't have the personal insight that allows you to grow as a human being. two. to stop you from ever doing that again. you said a convicted murderer. any remains that and until he grows as a human being. we can't let them out in the streets of pasadena. you were just a young boy back then. not even five years of age when your dad passed in 1968 tell us something about your dad that you remember as a young boy. you're one of the things that is hardest about that event for me, which was the fact that just today's

cnn can report that california governor gavin newsom has decided to overrule parole for sirhan sirhane man who assassinated senator robert kennedy in 1968. governor newsom overruling that decision by the california parole board. sirhan sirhan will remain in prison. >>> in our politics lead president joe biden arrived on capitol hill this afternoon vowing to keep fighting for election reform just moments after democratic senator kyrsten sinema of arizona reiterated she will not support the so-called nuclear option to get rid of the 60-vote rule to stop a filibuster in order to pass the election legislation. and now as cnn's phil mattingly reports it appears senate democrats are left spearheading yet another futile effort just to get on the same page. >> the honest to god answer is i don't know whether we can get this done. >> reporter: for president biden a day of road blocks and setbacks. a presidential trip to capitol hill for a voting reform bill doomed to fail. >> as long as i have a breath in me, as long as i am in the white house, as long as i am engaged at all, i'm going to be f

ama: lawyer for rfk assassin sirhan sirhan says she will challenge governor newsom's decision to deny parole for the 77-year-old after 50 years in prison. a state parole board recommended parole last year. governor newsom rejected that plan sinks her hand has not taken responsibility for the assassination, and there is a lack of accountability. he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes.

sirhan in his decision. governor newsom said sirhan poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. sirhan will be scheduled for a new parole hearing no later than february of 2023, his defense attorneys said they will ask a judge to overturn newsom's decision. kennedy was shot moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. see originally was sentenced to death, but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. in national news, the republican national committee is planning to ban presidential candidates from participating in any debates that are sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. this is video of a previous debate between then candidates, joe biden and donald trump. the rnc cited concerns with moderators selected by the debate commission. a desire for a debate before early voting starts and changes to the commission's board. the new rules would apply to candidates seeking the party's nomin

you some rejected a recommendation by the parole board to free the 77 year old sirhan sirhan, the governore factors in his decision included sir hans refusal to accept responsibility for his crime. you're watching. ktvu fox two news at 6 30 new this half hour, the san francisco symphony canceled its matinee performance this afternoon. the orchestra said that members received positive covid test during routine testing, they decided to cancel the program added of abundance of caution. they say that plans for the rest of this week's performances will be announced soon. the next concert is scheduled for tomorrow night. well if you've noticed a few more things missing from shelves or limited supply of a particular item, you're not alone. it's going on everywhere . but experts say it's nowhere near what we saw back in. 2020 ktvu. tom baker shows us some of the reasons behind it. the porch remained jammed so much so that products keep arriving late now bay area air quality officials want the diesel powered container ships anchored in the bay to go out and wait it see, instead of idling in the bay

sirhan is now 77 years old.usands of inmates will begin transferring out of federal prisons this week and into home confinement or halfway houses. it's part of a criminal justice overhaul that president trump authorized in 2018. inmates will earn time off sentences for taking part in programs ranging from anger management to drug treatment. a major student loan collection firm, navient, has settled charges that it misled students into running up even more debt. the agreement with 39 states was announced today. the company agreed to cancel debts of $1.7 billion, owed by more than 66,000 borrowers. in economic news, wholesale inflation slowed in december. it rose 2/10ths of a percent, after jumping a full point in november. and, new claims for unemployment on wall street today, tech stocks led the stock market lower. the dow jones industrial average lost 176 points to close at 36,13. 36,113. the nasdaq fell 381 points, 2.5%. the s&p 500 slipped 67. still to come on the newshour: georgia senator raphael warnock dis

sirhan. the 77-year-old has served more than 50 years behind bars for the association at a los angeles hotel. if you want to read more about the case of the governor's decision, we have posted links on her website, kpix.com . >>> the last couple of years have been a bumpy ride for all of us, but bay area roads are getting ridiculous. kpix 5's andria borba shows us they are more treacherous than ever now that the recent storms have passed. >> reporter: the recent rains might be good for the reservoirs, but not so much for the roads. watch where you drive, or you might find yourself with an unwelcome trip to the body shop. forget what goes bump in the night. right now it is about what is going bump on the roads. thanks to everyone's favorite hazard, potholes. >> the road conditions are horrible. i commute every day. i drive these roads all over the bay area. they are absolutely ridiculous. >> you had a couple but can work around them. >> reporter: your eyes, tires, and back are not deceiving yo

sirhan sirhan has been serving a life sentence for the 1968 killings.hose are the headlines on al jazeera. the news continues after today's addition of inside story coming up next. ♪ >> is a meeting reminiscent of the cold war era, nato and russia talked with relations set to be at a greatly low level. what does each side actually want? is an armed conflict likely or does diplomacy still have a chance? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. a high-stakes meeting between russia and the nato over ukraine ended without a breakthrough. politicians and military men from both sides set a significant differences remained during what they described as frank and open discussions. more talks are underway but failing to reach an understanding means the cisc -- means the risk of armed conflict israel. -- conflict is real. the u.s. and nato have been worried about a russian military by the border with ukraine. market units prodded fears of a ground invasion. vladimir putin has repeatedly denied that while warning mitchell against expanding their e

back in this country sirhan , sirhan -- the man who assassinated robert f.nedy in 1968 -- has again been denied parole. california governor gavin newsom rejected sirhan's bid today, saying he has never accepted responsibility for his crime. sirhan is now 77 years old. thousands of inmates will begin transferring out of federal prisons this week -- and into home confinement or halfway houses. it's part of a criminal justice overhaul that president trump authorized in 2018. inmates will earn time off sentences for taking part in programs ranging from anger managent to drug treatment. a major student loan collection firm -- "navient"-- has settled charges that it misled students into running up more debt. the agreement with 39 states cancels debts of $1.7 billion. it affects more than 66,000 borrowers. still to come, georgia senator raphael warnock discusses the difficult path forward for voting rights. the latest on diplomatic talks between the u.s., nato and russia regarding ukraine. a filmmaking couple discusses their examination of immigration issues and mu

ama: lawyer for rfk assassin sirhan sirhan says she will challenge governor newsom's decision to deny parole for the 77-year-old after 50 years in prison. a state parole board recommended parole last year. governor newsom rejected that plan sinks her hand has not taken responsibility for the assassination, and there is a lack of accountability. he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes.

the governor said yesterday that he believed sirhan sirhan still poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. we spoke to chris kennedy today on the four who said the decision honors his father's legacy. he was many things that senator but he was also attorney general of the united states, and he brought to he he was many things that senator but he was also attorney general of the united states, and he brought to the eighties office some of the brightest minds from around the country to work on civil rights, and they brought those lawsuits that changed this country for millions and millions of people. that that dedication and the rule of law is what is so great about this decision because the governor ground in his decision not in in somebody he admired, but in the legacy that he admired, which was that legacy that law matters and we should live up to it. you can see the entire interview with chris kennedy ktvu .com. starting tomorrow, businesses in oakland will be required to post notices about the city's new vaccine mandate people dining inside of restaurants in oakland or visiting

. >> governor gavin newsom has refused to grant parole to robert f kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhanewsome says her han poses an unreasonable threat to public safety hahn will be scheduled for a new parole hearing. no later than february 2023, his defense attorney said he will ask a judge to overturn newsom's decision. robert kennedy was shot and killed in june of 1968, in los angeles just moments after he claimed victory in california's pivotal democratic presidential primary hahn was originally sentenced to death. but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. >> some encouraging news this thursday as we take a look at the latest drought monitor map. there is no longer an exceptional drought anywhere in california. the red you see on your screen indicates extreme drought, which is a sign of improvement. so let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been a little dry lately, we've worst pretty good with the buckets right now, right? yeah, we're way ahead of a normal right now. and so we usual

kennedy. 77-year-old sirhan sirhan has served more than 50 years behind bars. he was convicted of killing kennedy at a hotel in los angeles during his race for the democratic presidential nomination back in 1968. the state parole panel recommended kpix.com to be released, but newsom overrode them. the governor said that everyone is still a threat to society, and a symbol of political violence. the kennedy family members who opposed his release least this statement. we are great deeply grateful for this decision ensuring that no family or our nation will suffer the same heartbreaking irredeemable loss. we posted a link to the governor's op-ed announcing his decision, and the transcript of the latest parole hearing on kpix 5. hours before that announcement, the governor spoke in santa clara at the caltrain station to sell his budget plan, and he is doubling down on the controversial high-speed rail. his proposal includes more than $9 billion in funding for transportation and infrastructure. the largest chunk of that funding, $4.2 billion would finish a segment of

the governor rejected the recommendation that sirhan sirhan be released, saying the 77 year old remains threat to the public and is not taken responsibility for the crime. sir and shot kennedy at the ambassador hotel in los angeles and 1968 moments after kennedy declared victory in california's democratic presidential primary. then op ed in the l. a times governor. newsom wrote that kennedy's death changed the course of history, saying quote kennedy's family bears his lost every day millions of americans lost at unifier in a time of national turmoil and grief. just nine weeks after the assassination of the reverend martin luther king jr and 4.5 years after the murder of kennedy's brother, president john f. kennedy. already checking in on your weather the weekend just about here. it's friday, but it's uh, almost it's not friday yet, but once it's friday, it's pretty much the weekend in my mind the temperatures today we're nice temperatures tomorrow are going to be about the same but slightly warmer 60 in valais ho turns into 62 or three tomorrow , so the little bit warmer tomorrow and le

sirhan originally was sentenced to death. but that sentence was commuted to life in prison when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment back in 1972. all right. weather time now is we get our first extended check the 4 zone forecast. a live look here. sutro tower over san francisco. bird's-eye view the city kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about the weather. yeah, guys, been a little bit hazy lately as we've seen. >> high pressure building in overhead. that's trapping some of those plumes down near the surface and not much in the way of wind. and so air quality has been the best use in moderate amounts of in the north bay again, east bay again and also the south bay, the coast probably looking good. the winds are going to switch a bit tonight. in fact, they're going to bug a little blustery in parts of the bay area. the long-range pattern, though, still looks fairly dry. you see some of that moisture move into southern california. the bay area had another spectacular sunset

the board rejected freeing sirhan sirhan 15 times over the decades.rprise move last summer, the parole board decided that he's no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole. governor newsom explained to ktvu how he came to his decision not to allow sir hands release i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan and looked at all the evidence. in this case we took this door whole another level of consideration. robert f. kennedy was shot and killed at the ambassador hotel in los angeles in 1968 moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. he was 42 years old. the kennedy family released a statement about governor newsom's decision saying, in part quote we are grateful to california governor gavin newsom and deeply relieved by his decision today to deny parole to the killer of robert f. kennedy. we are proud to continue robert kennedy's vision of a fair and compassionate criminal justice system, one with an ultimate goal of rehabilitation, but only f

as we've been reporting, governor gavin newsom denied parole for sirhan sirhan , the man convicted of robert f. kennedy the governor wrote that he believes sirhan's still poses an unreasonable threat to public safety. six of kennedy's nine surviving children, said they were deeply relieved. we spoke to chris kennedy today on the floor. my earliest memories of watching my sister cry uncontrollably at arlington cemetery. i could not process what was going on. i did not understand why she was crying. i did not understand that, but i remember clearly as it happened yesterday or earlier today, and those are disturbing memories. mm hmm. we're all we're all the victims in this one. and i'm not talking about just the kennedy family, but our country's suffered as well. chris kennedy was just four years old when his father was killed. he also said he was very appreciative of decision the decision and was shocked by the two member parole panel's recommendation to release her hunt. to see our entire interview with kennedy go to the latest video section of ktvu .com. here's your your tonight broth

the board denied freeing sirhan sirhan 15 previous times over the decades, but in a surprise move lastthe penalty term in the 77 year old is no longer a danger to public safety and recommended parole and two of kennedy's surviving children backed his release. but governor newsom told ktvu political reporter greg lee today how he came to his decision to deny her hands release. i personally went and i reviewed the archives. and saw the gun. and read through the diaries, sirhan, um and looked at all the evidence. in this case. we took this to a whole another level of consideration. kennedy was shot at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, moments after he claimed victory in california's democratic presidential primary. he was 42 years old when he died. the kennedy family released a statement in response to that decision, saying, in part quote, we are grateful to governor gavin newsom and deeply relieved by his decision today to deny parole to the killer of robert f. kennedy. we are practicing tin you robert kennedy's vision of fair and compassionate criminal system, one with an ultimate go

sirhan's and his decision.ernor says serhant poses and on reasonable threat to public safety. will be scheduled for a new parole hearing no later than february of 2023, his defense attorney said that they will ask a judge to overturn newsom's decision. robert f kennedy was shot and killed in june of 1968. in southern california moments after he had just claimed victory in the state's pivotal democratic presidential primary. so originally was sentenced to death, but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. >> strong reactions are coming in from all sides regarding charges being dropped against a man accused of among other things, resisting arrest and assaulting a san francisco police officer. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has decided there will be no criminal charges filed against 41 year-old surgio luego who was arrested back on february 17th 2021 following a physical altercation

sirhan will be scheduled for a new parole hearing no later than february of 2023. his defense attorney says that they will ask a judge to overturn newsom's decision. kennedy was shot moments after he claimed victory in california's pivotal democratic presidential primary. sir hannah regionally was sentenced to death, but that sentence was commuted to life when the california supreme court briefly outlawed capital punishment in 1972. oakland, police are investigating another illegal casino operation in the city. take a look. police say all of this was found inside the business on east 16th street near garfield park. officers say there were 10 firearms including for assault rifles with extended magazines, 5 and a half pounds of suspected crystal methamphetamine and 15 and a half pounds of marijuana. police also seized more than $7,000 in cash and 12 illegal casino gaming machines. 2 people were arrested for outstanding warrants. still ahead tonight at 10 with teachers, sickouts in remote learning health experts say the pandemic has become extremely difficult for kids

. >>> california governor gavin newsom has denied patrol to sirhan sirhan.utlining his decision saying in part that sirhan's accountability to require his support his safe release into the community. kennedy's widow and six of her children said they were deeply relieved by newsom's decision. >>> six days after a seattle house collapsed in a landslide, firefighters rescued a dog that had been missing and presumed dead. >> did you get her? >> yeah. >> oh my god! oh my god! >> that's a miracle right there. the owner broke out into tears as firefighters saved the lab named sammy. the dog in stable condition. the two story house slid off its foundation in heavy rains last friday. thankfully the homeowners out safely and now extra happy with sammy out too. >> dogs have nine lives too. >>> now to royal drama inside the royal family. the queen stripping prince andrew of all ties to the military and charities. >> it means he faces a civil lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse as a private citizen. molly hunter joins us now from buckingham palace. good morning. >> repo

. >> paralex view, it's the story of whether or not lee harvey oswald, sirhan sirhan, james earl rayins. >> during the filming, the watergate hearings are going on. that's all we talked about every day. we couldn't wait to get to the set to watch the hearings and shoot the movie. parallex view was so much about politics and corruption in government. it was a confluence of energy that was going on through the whole thing. >> break down the security there. >> what are you doing? >> three days of the condor again, you have this feeling of the man against big government. >> we wanted to make it kind of semi documentary style and my character has to run for his life to figure out what is going on. >> actors like redford and warren beatty who were both very political they start to find a way to make a commercial vehicle that involves this kind of dark undercurrent of american society. >> who are you? >> in three days of the condor, the question is, who will win. can the press undo these dark forces? >> what? what did you do? >> i told them a story. >> "all the president's men" answers that

mister sirhan lacks the insight that would prevent him from making the same types of dangerous decisions he made in the past end quote, so hand has never taken full responsibility for killing kennedy. >> governor newsome was in the bay area today as he continues to promote his new state budget proposal. he discussed how he plans to address transportation and infrastructure. the 9 bildion dollar budget plan pushes toward clean and climate friendly transit projects. it also includes billions in support for ports and the movement of goods throughout the state as well as the goal of finally finishing the state's high speed rail project. the big part. >> of our broader strategy is to connect the central valley central coast, northern california, southern california, the entire state. >> california. >> newsom's proposal also commit 10 billion dollars of state funding over the next 2 years to move toward 0 emission cars. the governor says he's already millions of dollars in federal funding. set aside for that cause. and if you're a resident in santa clara county, you may be entitled to some unc

sirhan bishara.after claiming victory in california's primary. his family released a statement saying they are deeply relieved by governor newsom's decision by denying sirhan's parole. >> i don't know why the board would agree -- not only he took the father away from 11 children and the wife. ed luce, the violence committed against the american people. you can look back at history. you can look at america before and after that day and that assassination still hunts us today and as june 6th, 1968. >> it's a new story my mother is absorbing and talked about a lot. it's hard to think that this could change the trajectory of america's history. an assassination of a significant one. i don't think parole should be considered at any point before this guy dies. >> jfk's assassination changed america. and i think bobby really changed the democratic party significantly because he was a man who was extremely successful at reaching out to both working class whites and working class blacks. after he died, we saw

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