turner was required to register as a sex offender. (lydia)that was kron 4s hermela aregawi reporting. kron 4 spoke to a stanford student.. who's been very outspoken about this case. she tells us turner's appeal shows he is not remoreseful.. and that he should have gotten a longer sentence. but the sentence... was not a part of the appeal. (lydia)firefighters are gaining some ground on california's largest wildfire.... but containment is not expected until at least september. together... the ranch and river fires have now burned more than 302- thousand acres... and together they are called the mendocino complex. the ranch fire alone is at more than 253- thousand acres ... it is 46- percent contained. the river fire has burned more than 48- thousand acres.. and is 81- percent contained. the fires have destroyed 119-homes. another 9-thousand structures are still threatened. (lydia)some people in the lake county area have been able to return to their homes... but not all who live there have been so lucky. while many homes were left untouc

there was substantial evidence to support the conviction against turner. the court rejected the defense attorney's argument that turner did not want to have intercourse with the victim because he kept his clothes on. turner served three months in jail and has to register as a sex offender the rest of his life. >>> emotional testimony is expected tomorrow for the sentencing hearing. family and friends of 36 people killed will get a chance to confront the two men held responsible for thefern some may lash out at what they consider lenient sentences negotiated in a plea deal. the men pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. both could get out much sooner because of time served. the hearing is expected to last two days. >>> a sign to welcome visitors to oakland stolen now. the father who fought for years to put it up is desperate to get it back. >> it was a surreal feeling. i don't know why someone would do that. >> reporter: donald lacy is still stunned. >> it's something that we fought years. >> reporter: it's been less than a year since

. >>> brock turner's appeal denied. the three judge panel just handed down the ruling late this afternoon. turner's attorney argued there wasn't enough evidence to support his conviction, saying turner only engaged in sexual intercourse that did not involve the intent to commit rape. in 2016 brock turner made national headlines when he was convicted of assaulting a female student on the stanford campus. he was sentenced to six months in jail and released after three months of good behavior. >>> we are tracking a new fire burning in the north bay right now. the bridge fire broke out this started. >>> if you are coughing or dealing with watery eyes today, you're not alone. another day of ckeng is over the entire briaay area. you can see that layer of haze sitting right over the north bay. this image from the national wea weather service shows just how far the wildfire smoke is moving, the heaviest hovering over northern california. but the smoke has spread over most of the western united states. that smoke, of course, com

. >>> brock turner has lost an appeal to have his sexual assault convictions overturned . the turner was convicted of three felony charges in the assault of an intoxicated and unconscious woman outside a party back in 2015. he was sentenced to six months in jail and released after three months with credit for good behavior. turner's conviction -- attorney, rather, honoring -- argued his conviction should be overturned . the judicial review board says there was substantial evidence that turner should have known the woman was too intoxicated to consent to sexual activity. >>> a mother in ohio demanding justice. her 11-year-old daughter was tased. coming up, why police say they use that kind of force and we have the latest on that child's condition. >>> the death toll rises days after a massive earthquake hits indonesia. the search for survivors is continuing. >>> driving on the bridge so far so good. you can see there are people out there. it is moving along pretty well on the way to san francisco. >>> in weather more low clouds and fog. it looks like summertime across the b

tray turner. that makes it 1-0. trust me my friends, this is only the ginning.hen ryan zimmerman it, rbi single passes tim wallach of expos fame for mostin hits franchise history. that makes it 2-0. there's the confirmation of what you just said. still in thefirst, tanner rourke the pitcher comes up. how about a bases clearin double from the pitcher? wow. 6-0. part of a seven-run first inning. our g scorecards wereetting messed up. and this continues. are you still with me? thirdinning, dal murphy loves playing against his old teab. how t two men on base, if you do the math, that's a three-run homer. it's now -0 nationals. in the third inning. they did hold on for a 25-4 win over the mets, the largest marg of victory in franchise history. >>> dierent end of the spectrum, orioles in new york. adam jones still withhem after they traded schoop to the brewers. d miguel and har a three-run homer. that makes it 6-0. you might say it ois jeffrey ramirez' night, a 6-3 loss to the ya ees. >>>decisions, that's what redskins training camp is all abt, derrius giese can form

brock turner's request for a new trial... has been denied.that now means for the sex offender. ( james ) plus... we hear from the man who shot and killed 17 people at a florida high school... as he confesses to authorities. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) much like yesterday skies today will be dry and sunny but with smoky to hazy skies as more smoke sits over the bay area from nearby wildfires. temperatures will peak warmer than yesterday's in the upper 90's for some inland (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond ( lydia ) newly released video shows the parkland high school shooter confessing to the killing of 17 people.( james ) prosecutors released an interrogation video. in it... 19- year-old nikolas cruz says he hears voices, punches himself in the face, and repeatedly says he wants to die. at one point... he puts his hand

turner's attorney argued his conviction should be overturned because of a lack of evidence saying turner was not naked and there was no intent to commit rape. in denying the appeal, the judicial review board said there was substantial evidence that turner should have known the woman was too intoxicated to consent to sexual activity. >>> a lot of smoke around there today. around here today basically the entire bay area, cool at the coast, hot inland with bad air quality pretty much everywhere. at times you couldn't see mount diablo today and off in the distance from the coast you could see the smoke hanging overhead. spare the air today, spare the air again tomorrow. that's two in a row, potentially see something on friday, too but most likely friday will be a turn-around when things start to cool down and smoke should have an opportunity to blow out of here. tomorrow will be a warmer day. with the lid coming on, inversion dropping down that's going to create a less desirable air quality for the bay area, hence spare the air day. there's a system out here that will get closer to us on the

intolerance for others is not even in our years after the first made national headlines, brock turner's case is back the ford swimmer's appeal yesterday. his attorney argued there wasn't enough evidence to support his sexual assault conviction. the attorney says that turner only engaged in describes as, quote, sexual outercourse, and that did not involve the intent to commit rape. the judge sentenced turner to only six months in jail after he was convicted of assaulting an unconscious woman on the campus. >> chilling details in a disturbing story out of mexico. 11 children, i should say, new mexico. 11 children found living inside a filthy compound were being taught how to kill. five adults were arrested at the compound outside of santae 15 were found emaciated and living in deplorable conditions. we're learning that court documents reveal the children were trained to commit school shootings. a gun range and a stockpile of loaded firearms were found at the compound. but the father of one suspect believes they just wanted to protect themselves. >> all they wanted to do is get out of soci

emily turner with the story. >> everything was in flames. there was wind. there was smoke. we could not see anything. we had no wallet, no car, no photographs, nothing. then you are forced to deal with your lost every day. every day, even today. >> it was one of the most devastating things we have ever experienced. what i have to say is so ingrained in my mind i will never forget it. >> reporter: victims of the fire storms along with fire officials gathered on the steps of the capital today to share their stories and garner support from lawmakers, urging them to defend their right to collect money from utilities whose equipment causes fires. it is known as inverse condemnation. >> they want to be off the hook for it. they don't want the responsibility. >> reporter: it has become the buzzword at the heart the fire performance. it is why lobbyist have spent millions and by the utilities launched this television ads hoping to plead its case on behalf of utilities to do away with inverse combination. >> the climate has changed. >> reporter: the wildfires in the wine company bur

in richmond, i'm emily turner, kpix 5. >>> it's 6:55.your "final 5." >> a united flight from san francisco to singapore made an emergency landing this morning. officials say birds hit the windows and the wings. they said the flight turned around and landed safely at sfo and taxied to the gate on its own. there were no reported injuries. that flight had to be rescheduled. crews are currently inspecting the plane. >>> it is not yet clear if anyone else was hurt. the cause is under investigation. traffic is expected to be impacted throughout the morning commute. >>> hurricane lane is dropping torrential rains flooding low- lying areas and causing landslides in hawaii. some parts of the big island received 20 inches of rain in 4 hours even without a direct hit forecasters warning lane could cause major damage. >>> president trump is facing off with his attorney general jefferson award in a television interview with fox news. the president complained that sessions never took control of the justice department. sessions fired back saying that h

europe is baking in subtropical heat crops across the continent withering german farmer heiko turner's harvest is history. we've had to rate the feet would been storing for winter with nothing in the fields we can't put the young animals out to graze they get winter feed in the sheds because the fields are totally scorched. michael turner expects his losses to top two hundred thousand euros and he's only one of the many farmers who face ruin. felix the amount of people facing the worst harvest of the century many farms face the prospect of going under crop losses are in the range of fifty to seventy percent who are calling on the government for a crisis aid program and prison has become germany's farmers association would like a billion euros from berlin it says that would go some way at least to ease the effects of harvests which are projected to be well down on last year as things stand right now though farmers aren't likely to see any fast cash agriculture minister yulia clarke no wants to see what happens before deciding at the end of august climatologists say the parched fields dr

. >>> an appeals court rejected a move by former swimmer brock turner to overturn his sexual assault conviction. his lawyer argued turner wanted to have outercourse with the victim and never intended to rape her. the judge said the argument lacked merit. the case got national attention when the trial judge gave him a six-month sentence. the stanford professor who led a recall effort against the judge applauds the decision. >> brock turner is a lying, unrepentant sex predator who never showed real remorse for his crimes and this decision by the appellate court shows why he never deserved the light sentence that judge persky gave him. >> he can appeal to the state supreme court but the high court is considered unlikely to take up se. >>> 4:30, just waking up, good morning. here's a quick update on your weather and traffic. we start with mike nicco. >> reggie, thank you very much. alexis, nice seeing you both. hey, let's talk about what's happening our other big story, we mentioned the fire weather watch, probably upgraded to red flag warning because we're a little more than 24 hours aw

michelle turner is off this weekend, but brooke anderson is here with me. >> so is jennifer brokenhearted. why hasn't she had babies? everything about aniston's private life is now all out there? >> five months after jen and justin announced the end of their marriage, molly mcnearny, who happens to be jen's good friend and jimmy kimmel's wife kicked off the interview asking, quote, when are you getting back together with brad? did justin ever wear your jeans? and when are the twins due? jen's response, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and actually send me into hysterics, not

marilyn watson and chris turner, stay with us.he first word news. >> turkey is taking more steps to profit the lira, the currency rose from record lows after regulators make it harder for banks to short it appeared the government posed higher tariffs on a number of american goods to retaliate for the president trump's decision to put tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum. a presidential spokesperson says the u.s. is at risk for completely losing turkey and turkey does not want an economic war with anyone. closing arguments set for today and a trial of president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort who decided not to testify in his own defense. the judge in virginia rejected a defense motion to acquit him instead of giving the case to the jury. regulators in china have thrown the roles largest video game market in disarray, we learned that have frozen a game licenses as part of a government shakeup and the regulators have been concerned about violence and gambling in some games. the sector has been rattled from tencent to

turner was sentenced to 6-months in jail back in march of 2016.ce led to outrage and the judge in the case was recalled. turner's attorney wanted the conviction overturned and the case re-tried on the grounds that his client never intended to rape anyone... because he had his clothes on when he was found on top of an intoxicated woman. he said turner was only engaged in "sexual outercourse," or "safe sex." a panel of the state's sixth district court of appeal said in its decision today that the attorney's argument "lacks merit." (pam) a big story tonight... laptop robberies are common in the bay area.. but rarely do these incidents lead to death. one year ago this week-- that is what happened. (ken) kron4's dan kerman is live in oakland tonight talking to friends and family about the case that remains unsolved. dan? it was a year ago outside this north oakland cafe at telegraph and 42nd, that singer songwriter dave deporis had his laptop stolen... he gave chase, grabbed on to the suspect's vehicle and ended up dying after being dragged by that veh

that turner was not naked and only engaged in "sexual outercourse" with no intent to commit rape. the judicial review board denied the appeal on several grounds saying there was substantial evidence turner should have known the woman was too intoxicated to consent to sexual activity. >>> coming up here a startling discovery, court documents reveal boys held captive on a new mexico property were being trained to become domestic terrorists. >> water man flowing onto a road in palo alto for nearly a month. we look into why it's taking so long to fix this problem. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there was a lot of frustration in one palo alto neighborhood where thousands of gallons of water have spilled onto a road for weeks now. >> ktvu's ann rubin joins us now live to explain the delay in stopping the water flow there and also fixing the problem. >> reporter: city crews are frustrated, too. the parts they need to make re

turner is the former stanford swimmer who is appealing his conviction on sexual assault. his attorney argued there wasn't enough evidence to support his conviction, saying turner only engaged in what he described as sexual outer course that did not involve the intent to commit rape. in 2016, brock turner made national convicted of assaulting a female student on the stanford campus. he was sentenced to six months in jail, released after three months for good behavior. >>> check this video out. this would scare anyone. that's a mountain lion roaming in a yard. guess what? not that unusual. a san mateo homeowner captured this video on his property last night just three weeks after a cat was also spotted in a nearby yard in the same neighborhood. those two homes just miles apart. robert handa joins us live. we're talking about a residential neighborhood. >> reporter: that's right. this is a peaceful, beautiful neighborhood in san mateo, but seems too crowded for mountain lions. the bay area puma project says mountain lions generally avoid this kind of environment. but this ti

turner appealed the conviction, arguing he didn't receive a fair trial.ersky's sentence sparked nationwide outrage by those who felt it too lenient. voters recalled persky in june. coming up at eight.. a south bay neighborhood fed up with the homeless camps that keep resurfacing after being cleared out. what's being done to address the problem. plus. more disturbing details out of that new mexico compound. what court documents allege the arrested father was training children to do. and next. family and friends hoping for a break in the case of an unsolved murder case. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (ken) friends and (ken) friends and family members still listen to his music. and tonight...those loved ones are making another plea to the public to help find his killer. (pam) dave deporis was a singer songwriter... and tonight, his father calls the heartache 'almost unimaginable'... our grant lodes is here with the story of his killing .

his lawyer argued turner wanted to have outercourse with the victim and never intended to rape her.he judge said the argument lacked merit. the case got national attention when the trial judge gave him a six-month sentence. the stanford professor who led a recall effort against the judge applauds the decision. >> brock turner is a lying, unrepentant sex predator who never showed real remorse for his crimes and this decision by the appellate court shows why he never deserved the light sentence that judge persky gave him. >> he can appeal to the state supreme court but the high court is considered unlikely to take up se. >>> 4:30, just waking up, good morning. here's a quick update on your weather and traffic. we start w

when they describe turner's capture, always he gives himself up. it is saying basically, i am worthy of being enslaved. another example, i am now going down the road in which the institution of slavery is compatible with revisions of honor i am describing. there is another feature of peoplewhich is honorable in this old world, not using the word honorable and the since you gave me, but the sense they have, are people who are generous and who give gifts. giving a gift, if you think about it for a second, this is true for our own culture as well. when you give a gift to someone, the status of the gift giver is enhanced. we think of giving gifts as selfless and away. someone generously wants to give you something. that when fact is someone gives you a generous gift, their status is enhanced by their generosity. everyone will admire them. there are many cultures, a group of native americans in the northwestern part of the united states, who engage in elaborate gift exchanges where you can see that the goal is to enhance your status by giving elaborate

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turner's warriors appealed, saying there was a lack of evidence. however, the judicial review board said there was plenty of evidence that brock turner should have known the woman was too intoxicated to consent to sexual activity. >>> sonoma county investigators are searching for whoever strangled a dog elected in a backpack . the backpack was found on july 27 on the side of stony point road. in santa rosa. it is and outdoor products backpack with red straps. forensic tests show the dog was a female white and tan chihuahua that was strangled. it was about eight-month-old and did not have a microchip. asks -- if you have information call sonoma county animal services. >>> the estranged sun of a bay area police chief was arrested along with another teenage boy for beating a sikh man in the central valley. tyrone mcallister and a 16-year- old boy were arrested yesterday. mcallister is the sun of union city police chief darrell mcallister. police say the victim was walking at a park in manteca on monday when two people walked up to him ed him to the gr

that is what nat turner is all about and other people who engage in it. someone like matt turner gives up his life. that is why it is so troubling to the masters. he is the kind of guy that is willing to die to attack slavery. this is a challenge they do not normally get. the normal challenge of slavery is that people run away or burned down a building. not you run away, you're risking your life in a way that nat turner risked his life. from the master class point of view, all of these methods of undermining slavery do not strike at the heart of the matter from the master's point of view. the enslaved persons point of view is quite different. from the master's point of view, does not show that the person who is enslaved is honorable and acting in honorable ways. that would be the real challenge. that is why they have to reinterpret turner and make him into a coward, which is what they do. here is a guy who stands up and gives his life to end slavery. by any reasonable standard, he is the opposite of a coward, but the master class has got to turn him into

know of one of the biggest slave rebellions, that is what turner isr -- nat all about. he gives up his wife, that is a -- that is why it is so troubling to the masters. he is the sort of guy that will die to attack slavery, this is a challenge they do not normally get. the normal challenge of slavery is that people run away or burned down a building. when you run away you are not risking your life in a way that nat turner risked his life. from the master class point of these methods of undermining slavery do not strike at the heart of the matter from the masters point of view. enslaved persons point of view is quite different. of view masters point it does not show that the enslaved person is acting in honorable ways. that is why they have to reinterpret turner and make him into a coward, which is what they do. here is a guy who stands up and gives his life to end slavery. standard he isle the opposite of a coward but the master class turns him into a coward. when the describe the capture of nat turner, he lays down abjectly and gives himself up. it is saying, i am wort

emily turner, kpix5. >>> aretha franklin's musical career spans more than 65 years. today countless tributes came in to honor the "queen of soul." >> aretha franklin is aretha franklin. god put her on this earth to sing. >> she had more than 100 singles on the charts. according to her publicist she died of pancreatic cancer. surrounded by loved ones at her home in detroit. aretha franklin was one of the most recognizable and soulful singers. jericka duncan takes a look back at the life of this music legend. >> reporter: she saying and lived with this style. daughter of a baptist preacher she got her start in the church choir. she became a single mother in her teens but never stopped pursuing her dream. by the 1960s she was known as the "queen of soul." her biggest hit "respect" became an anthem of the civil rights and women movements. she won two grammys for the song and in on an area award. a string of hits followed in the 60s and 70s. franklin recorded more than 40 top 40 singles. collected 18 grammy awards for his signature mix of gospel, blues, rock and pop. >> h

cable providers sit in a similar situation according to turner i and turner ii, and we can debate whether or not those were correctly decided -- on judge kavanaugh's, he was bound to apply them. he analogize is his cable and internet providers to them or it he says, "if the relative communications market, the theory is the marketplace itself will generate and provide room for diversity in multiplicity of voices without a need or justification for government interference with private editorial choices." that is the lesson of the critical sentence in buckley v delano. the lesson of turner broadcasting, and indeed, the lesson of the entire history of first amendment in competition law. so in a second opinion by judge kavanaugh, in this case called emily's list, we see him applying these neutral principles in order to side with a political action group that was on the left side of politics. for those of their who worry about judges in justice kagan's words "weaponize in the help amendment in order to their own causes," i think this is a good example of a republican-appointed judge applying th

his lawyer argued turner wanted to have outercourse with the victory and never intended to rape her. # the judge said the argument lacked merit. the case got national attention when the trial judge gave him a six-month sentence. the stanford professor who led a recall effort against the judge applauds the decision. >> brock turner is a lying, unrepentant sex predator who never showed real remorse for his crimes and this decision by the appellate court shows why he never deserved the light sentence that judge persky gave him. >> turner canhe decision tohe state supreme b considered unlikely to take up the case. >>> some of the people evacuated because of the mendocino complex fires now have something else to worry about this morning. there is a norovirus outbreak at an evacuation shelter in lower lake. about 30 people a cleaning crew has gone through and has disinfected the shelter. evacuation orders have been lifted for upper lake, lieu certain and nice. more than 10,000 homes are threatened. the two fires combined cover more than 470 square miles. firefighters are slowly getting the

. >> reporter: van turner met us by a pedestal in a park where a confederate statue once stood untilmemphis took it down and hid it last december. the county commissioner led the drive to remove two statues here, one of jefferson davis, president of the confederacy; the other of general nathan bedford forrest, who later became the first leader of the ku klux klan. >> we don't want to endanger the move the statue. >> reporter: turner took us to see them if we promised not to reveal their location. >> make this right here, and we'll have to cut the cameras off. all right, let's see what we got. >> reporter: so president davis here, general forest there, and this has been their home since december? >> yes. >> reporter: why all the secrecy? >> you have some people who are very upset. >> i think it's disgraceful. >> reporter: lee millar is upset. he's a spokesman for the sons of confederate veterans is one of the upset people -- the group sued to put them back up. >> i think it's disgraceful that people would tear down history. they're hidden in baltimore, new orleans and memphis. but mor

a state appeals court denied the request to overturn conviction of turner. >> turner is a lying unrepent who never showed real remorse for his crimes and this decision by the appellate court shows why he never deserved the light sentence that judge perskey gave him. >> michelle domber helped spearhead the recall for judge perskey. >> about 30 cases of noero virus have been reported in an evacuation shelter at lower lake high school. evacuation orders were lifted parts of upper lake, lieu syrian and nice. still more that 10,000 homeses remain threatened. it is now the largest fire in state history. if it were a city, the fire would be the 14th largest in area in the entire country. the city of los angeles is miles. >> firefighters need more access to water with while battling the state's wildfires. critics say it's unnelgs. lillian kim is here with the story. >> reporter: the state's fire expert says there's plenty of water for firefighting purposes which leads many to believe this is more about catering to special interests. t firefighters are battling 17 wiefrsz in california. and now t

brock turner's attorney claims that turner was ordered to serve six months in jail although a push for six--year sentence. in the end, turner served three months behind bars because the jail was overcrowded. this resulted in a recall election that removed the trial judge, aaron persky. the judge who sentenced him to six months. >> the backlash there very real. >>> there has been a sudden escalation of violence along the israeli/gaza border. launching a series of air strikes leaving three palestinians dead. including an 18 month old baby. the attack comes after 150 rockets fired from gaza tired israel. let's go live to the israeli/gaza border and bring in oren liebermann. oren, why now? >> reporter: phil, this region has been sentence with israel and gaza for months now. if that tension hadn't bled into this escalation, it created an environment where this escalation can happen. that is what we saw last night when a number of rockets at this point starting from last night with more than 150 rockets and mortars fired, most landed in open areas. some two dozen intercepted by israel iron d

an emily turner, kpix 5 -- >> reporter: emily turner, kpix > were talking about the regular-season game of the decade, talking about. my school, a powerhouse from the sacramento area and another powerhouse from the bay area. these teams playing right now, it's a big deal. 20-7, midway through the third quarter. another star in the game is not a player but the actual field. this is a brand-new type of astroturf that has not been used in the state of california football game until today. it's only 11 days old. what is new and improved about this? not only is it organic which is better for the environment and kids playing on it but it is also cushioned. there's a layer under the astroturf to absorb the shock of impact and the theory goes, astroturf says, there should be fewer injuries and fewer concussions as a result of playing on the surface like this one. you can water this and the temperature will drop by 15 degrees. this is being debuted at this football game. let's get to the weather map to talk about today's highs. >>> around concord 98 degrees. 90 in santa rosa, 85 degrees in san j

.>>> brock turner lost an appeal to have his sentence overturned.harged with a sexual assault. this was in 2015. turner was sentenced to six months in jail and released after three months with credit for good behavior.'s attorney argued his conviction should be overturned because of of the lack -- because of a lack of evidence. in denying the appeal, the review board said there was substantial evidence that turner should have known that the woman was too intoxicated to consent to the sexual activity. >>> lawmakers voted against a full audit. the republican backed proposal came in reaction to a long line of dmv offices across the state. three democrats refused to vote saying the dmv is alread overburdened with mandate. many were outraged that the measure did not pass. >> we are now sentencing millions of californians to long wait lines and we are basically saying, trust the dmv. they made promises they did not keep. >> the dmv says they are hoping to help the wait lines by hiring new employees and extending hours for some offices to saturday. >>> tho

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they go this way, that they committed tree branches, go into the water, so at any given turner and there's probably ten golfers who could win and one of them gets lucky and wins. the next permit another one and they just shift the muck so in the masters i think it is a all sorts of people. >> host: gave us an economic example. >> guest: earnings grow by 30% a year everybody wants to buy the stock. more often than not it doesn't because there is an element of luck in terms of the products were three of. the student that got the highest score doesn't have the lowest score next time. they are a strong company doing great. they probably have some bad luck and it's not as good as it seems that probably had some good luck they actually do better than the stock going to the ballot. >> host: regression when it comes to politics. every president ever elected has a lower rating than at the beginning so we go in and for some reason or another we think god is great to save good to save us all and this is the greatest politician every elected. they come in and we misjudged then and they are lucky in th

. >>> more than two years after it first made national headlines, brock turner's case is back in thetlight. late this afternoon, the three-judge panel in san jose denied the former stanford swimmer's appeal. his attorney argued there was not enough evidence to support his sexual assault conviced in what he described as sexual outercourse that did not involve the intent to commit rape. in june voters recalled the judge who sentenced turner to only six months in jail after he was convicted. >>> an update tonight on another high profile case. the two men charged in the deadly ghostship warehouse fire are scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. a judge is expected to sentence the two men. last month they accepted plea bargains with prison time. one could be sentenced to nine years in prison. harris could receive a six-year sentence. >>> immeasurable loss. dozens held a candle light memorial. police say a mother and her teenage twins were killed in a suspicious fire that's now being investigated as a homicide. >> reporter: detectives are still trying to figure out how that fire started and

emily turner, kpix5. >>> san francisco police busted two men for breaking into cars. police say a victim recorded video of a man breaking into his car back in june. officers identified the suspect as 75-year-old leonard freeman. police arrested him late last month. officers also caught a transient breaking into a car on gray stone terrace a week ago. they say thomas boggs was driving a stolen car and had stolen property taken in other auto burglaries. >>> some tech giants are booting a conspiracy theorist from their platforms. his theorys include 9/11 being an inside job, the idea that government controls the weather and that the massacre at sandy hook elementary school was a hoax. >> let's take sandy hook, the evidence is just overwhelming. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg recently took criticism for not banning info wars. now they said it's not about misinformation but rather about violations of their hate speech policies. youtube put out a similar explanation. a tech analyst said all of this raises tricky questions about freedom of expression. >> alex jones may be a

turner served three months of a six-month jail sentence for the conviction.ister as a sex offender. >>> rankings of the best public high schools in california have been released and several bay area schools made the list. first, number 2, henry gun high in palo alto. the top east bay school was in san francisco. in marin county redwood high school top those schools. the rankings were released and used data from the u.s. department of education. >>> a grass fire started today in west marin fire -- in west marin county. it is up to 45 acres right now. it is 50% contained. no structures have been threatened. >>> take a look at this thick brown a layer of smoke over parts of the bay area. the mendocino complex fire has prompted air-quality officials to the clear a spare the air day for today and tomorrow. paul joins us with more details. >> the ocean breeze has really been helping us out. we were so lucky today. after about 14 days of having the smoke above us today we were in it. moderate to unhealthy here quality is what you had today. we will have the same thi

kpix 5's emily turner on her >>> a north bay city council woman says someone is using dirty tactics tome her out of running for re-election. kpix5's emily turner on her defiant response. >> i am here today to tell my faceless bullies that i cannot be shamed into quitting becauot that kind of message isn't usually part of campaign opening rhetoric especially the vice mayor says in the town of senoma. >> this is completely unprecedented. we have never seen anything like it. >> it's an anonymous attack launched on rachel hundley. >> instead of debating me on the important issues facing senoma today -- in opposition to her campaign someone created a website blasting her morals. the website has since been taken down but that hasn't stopped her from firing back. >> instead of challenging me on my votes this website relies solely on unfounded accusations and shaming. it's purpose is to make me afraid, to silence another strong female voice by scaring me out of this election and has ripple effectsht to a beyond hundley. since this story broke the vice mayor says two people not to. >> chilling

. >>> former stanford university swimmer, brock turner, has lost his appeal to get his sexual assault conviction overturned. an appeals court in san jose road yesterday there was substantial evidence to support the conviction. the court also rejected the defense's argument that turner had no intent to rape the victim saying that he kept his clothes on. he served three months in jail and has to register as a sex offender the rest of his life. activists who felt the sentence was too lenient launch a successful campaign to recall judge aaron persky. >>> a state senator is making a push to prevent county jails from releasing inmates in the middle of the night. it was prompted by a woman's death at a bart station. jessica st. louis was founded last month at the bart station from a presumed overdose. it was hours after her release from the santa rita jail at 1:30 a.m. critics say it is time to put a stop to late-night releases that happen at jails across the state. >> i think it is a practice that needs to end. it is a dangerous condition to put anybody in. especially after incarceration. >

his attorney filed an appeal saying the evidence did not support the conviction specifically noting turnernd not intercourse with the victim. they argued that showed he did not intend to rape her. the three-judge panel was not convinced and upheld the conviction pending any further appeal, he'll have to register as a sex offender the rest of his life. >> virginia and the city of charlottesville have declared states of emergency ahead of this weekend's planned event marking one year since the deadly rationalist rally. $2 million will go toward boosting police presence after they were criticized for its response to the unite the right rally. one person was killed and several others injured when a driver plowed through a crowd of counter protesters. >> one man's trash is another man's work of tom has create ai for himself. he's creating art from flip-flops that have been collecting trash from bolder creek for years, but he's kept the shoes, all g up with us.chill version wak o i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> good thursday morning to you. as we get started. this morning on this th

emily turner, on the players who turned in their uniforms. >> reporter: the stands at recreation parkll be lonelier this football season. the greyhounds will not be playing there varsity football games because they will not be playing varsity football at all. >> it is going to be missed in town. >> reporter: the team started with 18 players . after losing 0-41, then 0-61, 2 players quit, then two more, then the quarterback on monday. that is when the head coach and athletic director dave stein had the kids make a call. >> we decided it would be better to do a blindfold. when we got the line vote, 7-13 said no, they did not want to move forward. we disbanded the varsity team at that point. >> reporter: the community and student body are disappointed, but when canceling games the principal discovered that the struggle is not unique. >> we are not alone. there are concerns about safety with football, the numbers across the board in california and certainly in northern california of students signing up is down. >> they have gotten some blowback on social media for eating the season. thoug

an appeals crt rejected brock turner's bid for a new trial., a three-judg panel in san jose ruled there was substantial evidence that turner received a fair trial. three years ago he some made headlines after being convicted of sexually assaultinge a fem student on the campus. the case received national attention after the victim's powerful statement which she read in court befor turner was sentenced. >>> graphic surveillance videoe raising questions about a nashville police officer shooting a suspect. yesterday, the district attorney released a video of last month's shooting. you can see an officer chasing daniel hambrick. the officer shot him and he dropped to the ground. hambrick later died. that officer is on administrative leave. the mayor said polic receivers are underreview. >>> good morning. i'm chuck bell, it's going to ba ine day to be at the local swimming hole. m it'se likely to get a sunburn than get affected by th. rain your rain chance are going up, up, up for the weekend. sheena has your ten-day forecast in ten minutes. >>> plu