durgin himself says at least 100.ardless of the number, obviously this does not sit well with ann ray. she says she's frankly terrified. in the periods where durgin is out of jail over the past couple of years, she's told us she goes to bed with a knife and a taser and her side, something she says she'll resume beginning tomorrow. and frankly the u.s. park police, which is in charge of regularly patrolling the presidio, they're actually scheduling increased security checks. they've distributed durgin's photo to officers in the area, all in the event that durgin tries to come back to ann's house, which would violate the restraining order she has for her home there in the presidio. >> has he also violated or broken the law in terms of stalking? is that an issue here, stalking charges against ann ray or anyone else? >> so interestingly, for years, raj, ann has been asking prosecutors at the district attorney's office to file stalking charges on her behalf against james durgin. again, this is a man who has shown up at all

she's someone who didn't know durgin until she says durgin tried breaking into her home. she filed a restraining order against him, has had one against durgin since 2017, but he has been repeatedly caught on camera. you're seeing it here, violating that restraining order, continually showing up to ann's house at all hours of the day. at one point, raj, even naked. so ann fears that in this period now where he's out of jail, she worries he'll attempt to come back to her house, and frankly she's worried about her safety, raj. >> it must be terrifying for her. so is neenachtively searching for james durgin. >> it's the u.s. park police that's in charge of patrolling that area, and we have learned that park police has actually circulated a photo of james durgin to all of its officers that patrol the area in case durgin attempts to come back to ann's home. >> bigad, you've been on this for a couple years. there are hundreds if not thousands of people with mental health issues. >> we really liked to look into social ills plaguing the city and solutions for how to fix it and tha

james durgin. over the jeers durgin has been caught on camera returning to the same neighborhood in the presidio where he's been accused of trying to break into homes and cars and at times showing up naked. ann ray with a restraining order against durgin said the city called her to say he left the probational center violating probation as he's done numerous times before and a warrant would soon be issued for his arrest. the adult probation department which was put in charge of keeping tabs on durgin after his release is not commenting. you can catch up on all six episodes of "saving san francisco" on our website or stream it to peacock, roku, and more. >>> teachers at james lick high school in san jose have a new plan to get students off their phones. they've added storage bins in their classrooms where students can leave their devices during class time, but it's not mandatory. students are also allowed to put their phones in their backpacks. they can still use their devices between classes and dur

james durgin.rgin has been caught on camera returning to the same neighborhood in the presidio where he's been accused of trying to break into homes and cars and at times showing up naked. ann ray with a restraining order against durgin said the city called her to say he left the probational center violating probation as he's done numerous times before and a warrant would soon be issued for his arrest. the adult probation department which was put in charge of keeping tabs on durgin after his release is not commenting. you can catch up on all six episodes of "saving san francisco" on our website or stream it to peacock, roku, and more. >>> teachers at james lick high school in san jose have a new plan to get students off their phones. they've added storage bins in their classrooms where students can leave their devices during class time, but it's not mandatory. students are also allowed to put their phones in their backpacks. they can still use their devices between classes and during lunch. >> this

she says that she was told a warrant will be issued for durgin's arrest.t in charge of keeping tabs on durgin are not commenting on this. you can catch all six of those episodes of "saving san francisco" right now on our website or stream it on peacock, roku, samsung tv+ and more. >>> 6:44 this morning, and the battle between the federal government and the state of texas continues this morning. >> scott mcgrew, what is at issue is who can really enforce border policy. texas says it can. >> and the federal government says that it can't. so when you hear about this battle over texas state law called sb-4, that's all it is, who gets to enforce american immigration policy. a federal appeals court has put a hold on implementing the new law, which allows texas law enforcement to arrest people who cross the border illegally. this bill written by texas. the supreme court lifted the hold but sent the case back down to a lower court. this law has been on again, off again, never on long enough to allow texas law enforcement to take any action or arrest anyone. there

she says she never met durgin until she caught entering to break into his apartment. in a jailhouse interview he told us he is often misunderstood and denied ever wanting to hurt anyone. >> i am convinced that if we had a chance to talk go for a walk on the beach, have some tea, that we would not be in the situation at all. i'm sure we would be best friends. i'm sure we would. >> you think you could be best friends with an. >> i could be best friends with anyone. yeah. >> reporter: his current sentence inside the jail is for violating his probation stemming from an unrelated crime. over the years durgan has racked up repeated violations, including removing an ankle monitor and abandoning rehab, sometimes walking out just hours after checking in. >> i am always appalled and i am never surprised. >> reporter: anne blames the criminal justice system that has given him too many chances. >> it is arrogance to keep insisting that oh, he just needs help. he doesn't want your help. why don't you help me and my community stay safe? but the resources there, because he doesn't w

the adult probation department in charge of keeping tabs on durgin is not commenting.ch all six episodes of "saving san francisco" right now on our website. you can stream it as well on peacock, roku, samsung tv+ and more. >>> turning to decision 2024, votes are still being counted in the high-profile congressional race in san mateo and santa clara counties. the latest update shows two candidates separated by just two votes. this is the runoff to replace long-time congresswoman anna eshoo. former mayor sam liccardo will advance to the general election but his competitor is razor thin. evan low leads joe simitian by just two votes. there's still about 2,000 ballots left to count. whoever comes in second place will face liccardo in the november election. our political analyst larry gersten says this is a rare situation. >> i imagine somewhere around 100,000 votes have been cast, you don't expect it to be this close. that's unusual. in a smaller district, sure. but this is a large congressional district and for that reason, this is quite unusual. >> gersten also says it c

she says she never met durgin until she caught entering to break into his apartment.a jailhouse interview he told us he is often misunderstood and denied ever wanting to hurt anyone. >> i am convinced that if we had a chance to talk go for a walk on the beach, have some tea, that we would not be in the situation at all. i'm sure we would be best friends. i'm sure we would. >> you think you could be best friends with an. >> i could be best friends with anyone. yeah. >> reporter: his current sentence inside the jail is for violating his probation stemming from an unrelated crime. over the years durgan has racked up repeated violations, including removing an ankle monitor and abandoning rehab, sometimes walking out just hours after checking in. >> i am always appalled and i am never surprised. >> reporter: anne blames the criminal justice system that has given him too many chances. >> it is arrogance to keep insisting that oh, he just needs help. he doesn't want your help. why don't you help me and my community stay safe? but the resources there, because he doesn't want