making the arrest around 5:00 a.m. in emeryville. >> it came over a week since lee was stabbed to death in san francisco. his murder made headlines worldwide with many drawing attention to safety in the city. >> we continue to put the crime in context with data and team coverage. >> we are going to begin with cornell barnard. >> police chief william sco offering few details on the murder at a news conference today but did say this was not a random crime. lee and the suspect knew one another. brooke jenkins calling out those who spread false information about the crime early on. >> he was taken into custody without incident in emeryville >> san francisco police chief william scott announcing a break in the case of stabbing death of tech executive bobby leap. scott says the 38-year-old was arrested in the east bay and charged with murder.

according to his linkedin profile he was a tech entrepreneur who worked for expand i.t. the chief says lee and his suspected killer were not strangers. >> we can confirm they knew each other. however will not be able to provide for the details at this time. >> scott would not share information about a possible motive. sources say lee had two stab wounds in his upper chest. images obtained by the daily mail show lee stumbling along main street. he is seen through the front glass doors of the portside apartment building as he attempted to use the call box before falling to the ground. the case gaining international attention. >> i will say this. we have been on this around-the-clock from the start. i just want to make sure the world knows we have other homicides we work just as hard on. i understand and appreciate the interest in this case. that is not lost on any of us.

>> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says he is being charged with murder including a special enhancement by alleging the murder was committed with a knife or jenkins called out elon musk by name but putting out misinformation about the crime and those who criticize the city for its street crime. >> reckless and irresponsible statements like those contained in mr. musk's tweet that assumed incorrect circumstances about mr. lee's death serve to mislead the world and their perceptions of san francisco and also negatively impact the pursuit of justice for victims of crime. >> mayor london breed praising the da and the police chief further work on the case. >> we appreciate their hard work to ensure bob lee's family receives justice and anything that happens to anyone in this city receives the same justice. >> the district attorney and police are still looking for tips from the public. >> just quickly walk us through

what happens next. where does the case go from here? >> d.a. jenkins says he will be arraigned tomorrow morning. she plans to file pretrial detention in the case asking the suspect remain in custody due to what she calls extreme public safety risk. if convicted he faces 26 years to life in prison. >> earlier today abc 7 insider phil matier said police knew early on this crime was not random but he talked about why they held back on making that information public. >> the police did not want to put that out because they were afraid it would spook for tip-off the suspect. they had the suspect under surveillance the last couple of days. they took a chance because they wanted to get an arrest. it is a gamble. it has its wins and losses. >> phil also noted at today's news conference announcing the arrest we sell a unified front

from mayor london breed, district attorney brooke jenkins and police chief scott. something that has not always happened. bob lee's family posted a statement about the arrest. it reads as a family we are thankful to the hard-working detectives at the sfpd for booking his killer to justice. our next steps will be to work the district attorney's office to ensure this person is not allowed to hurt anyone else or walk free. >> tonight we are learning more about the man accused of killing bubbly. our team coverage continues with lena howland who has more on his past and the connection between the two men. >> nine days after tech executive and founder of cache app wobbly was stabbed to death in san francisco his suspected killer was arrested eight and a half hours away on the other side of the break bridge at his loft in emeryville. while it is not clear how they knew each other and what the motive was according to the

suspects linkedin page 38-year-old nima momeni ran his own tech company for the past 13 years called expand i.t. out of emeryville. within hours of his arrest his company's website went dark and phones went unanswered. his profile says he graduated from uc berkeley, was bilingual in farsi and spent time working as a consultant for other bay area needs like coach range -- coast range and more effect technologies. >> what is more shocking is to find out your neighbor is accused of the murder. >> sam singer's public relations firm shares a wall with the unit. the same place police showed up with bullhorns to arrest him early thursday morning. well singers says he has not seen him in the past two weeks he has never noticed any red flags. >> nima is a v sweet down to earth seemingly very professional gentlemen. this is a complete shock to all of us in the building. he is a very welcoming, very

kind. he is a good neighbor. >> one of bob lee's many close friends is breathing a sigh of relief after hearing about the arrest. while he did not personally know the suspect he says his focus is on lee's grieving family. >> is a senseless act of violence. all we can do now is help his family and help them recover from this. i want to see him brought to justice. >> we sent out a push alert with news of the arrest this morning. you can get these alerts by downloading the abc 7 bay area news app. then customize the settings for the topics and places you are most interested in. >> this case fueled a narrative among some that cap san francisco is a dangerous city. as we showed you last week violent crime is down in the city. suzanne phan looked into the perceptions of san francisco today. >> whether you are visitti

i think it is very lovely. >> or you have lived in the city free decades like angelica. >> the city has progressed a lot. we have a lot of technology. we have a lot of people. >> there are many different perceptions of the city by the bay. the high-profile killing last week of tech executive bubbly raise questions about how concern -- site -- a thicket of bob lee raise questions about how concern it -- i'll save it. >> people are like i know my area police revealing lee's murder was not random violence. >> i do understand how people see and few things. i live here just like a lot of you. but this has nothing to do with san francisco. his has to do with human nature. by the fbi and local police compiled in the neighborhood safety tracker shows san francisco is close to the bottom of the list of major cities with

6.9 homicides per 100,000. 13 major cities have more reported homicides. louis is at the top of the list and san francisco is at the bottom of the list when it comes to homicides. does that change your perception of san francisco? >> i'm not shocked by that at all. like i said before there is not tons of violent crime here. >> some say property crime make san francisco look bad. look at these numbers from the safety tracker. san francisco is third from the top of the list with 55 hundred incidents per 100,000. >> you cannot leave your car anywhere. you'll get your window smashed out. we love the city so we stay. >> chad has worked in the city since the 90's. he says things have changed. >> i love san francisco. people are going to come in and see what they see with their eyes. a lot of drug users. a lot of people on the street harassing people. i have come across it myself but i've been coming across that for

a long time. >> and just likes suzanne did you can use the safety tracker to look up different crimes in different cities. data for san francisco, san jose and oakland. we are working to add more cities. >> the bob lee murder is a high-profile profile case that has been given a lot of attention by the police and media. >> tod comfort to the families of other victims who've cases have yet to be solved. >> leanne melendez is here to shed some light on one case. >> we know for investigators to arrest someone in the bob lee murder case. it has been 10 months since sam st. pierre was shot in the marina district and no one has been arrested. his family is wondering whether son's case has not been solved despite having so much evidence. it was the evening of june 19, 2022.

san francisco was preparing for the golden state warriors nba championship parade with lots of visitors that weekend. 32-year-old sam st. pierre was a tourist and that night he was in the marina district. according to police he was walking when he encountered someone in jeep cherokee. he approached the vehicle. words were exchanged. as he was backing away he was shot twice in the chest. the crime took place on alhambra and scott streets in a quiet san francisco neighborhood. surveillance camera across the street was able to record everything including the make and model of the vehicle from which the shots came. a gray jeep grand cherokee limited suv. it is believed there were three people inside. despite all this information and a $50,000 reward the murder has never been solved. his parents spoke to us last week from arizona. >> the problem is there is somebody out there responsible for this.

>> there are people who know about it because there were people in the car. car. this person needs to be behind bars before this happens to another family. >> today as the bubbly high-profile case was being solved we asked the police chief if the investigation would receive as much attention should >> rehired retired officers and investigators to assist in these cases. we have a cold case unit. we don't give up on these cases. if the evidence takes us to an arrest we definitely will make that arrest. with that case we still have more work to do and we will do more work. >> according to po they have solved 85% of homicide cases this year. >> to make it clear that people who commit crime in our city of any capacity will be brought to justice. that is our goal to make san francisco a better safer city for each and everyone of us. >> the point that the mayor and police chief wanted to make was

not not every case is solved as quick as the bob lee case but they do not give up your that is why police were quick to point out they have solved a 1994 homicide case. the name of the victim is an of a reality murdered in 1994. details to come. it was all about timing today. they knew people going to say why did this high-profile case get solved so quickly and what about all the other ones but we are going to keep on pressing them regarding the st. pierre case. a look at restorative justice programs in the bay area. see how they work and who is paying for them. >> temperature is up today. i will let you know if the warming trend will continue through the weekend coming up. sacramento kings in the first rent of the nba playoffs and you can watch the game right here on abc 7. game one is saturday night.

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>> california's state capitol was evacuated today because of what was termed a credible threat. the senate moved its session. the suspect is a hayward man. he was arrested a few hours ago on attempted homicide charges related to shootings at kaiser permanente medical center in and in citrus heights. estate to police he is also facing charges of assault, shooting from a moving vehicle and shooting at an inhabited dwelling.

a battery of charges. no one was hurt in a last nights shootings. >> a report on the antioch police racist testing scandal -- texting scandal came out today. it contains the text messages that have led to 24 members of the police department being investigated with 17 of them on leave. that is about 25% of the force. the messages are vulgar and cannot be repeated on television. the police chief put out this response. i apologize to the community for the hurt caused by this hateful speech. i promise to hold accountable the officers expressing racist or bigoted beliefs, biased insensitivity and those posting about harming members of our community. >> let's turn our attention to the weekend weather forecast. >> are getting there? it is thursday. >> it is a mini friday. almost there to the weekend. we have some beautiful weather right now and still to come. let's take a live look at our

santa cruz camera. some people soaking up the sun. mid-50's to low 70's on the temperatures. most areas a few degrees low average. but you are going up picked. it is a little breezy up there -- out there especially near the coast. six mile per hour costs should san jose gusting to 24 miles per hour. the good thing about the wind as it is keeping the atmosphere stirred up enough we have good air quality across the entire region. as we take a look at the trend over the next three days it is going to be good air quality. here is the deal. it has been windy the last couple days. the trough is moving eastward. the winds will continue to slacken. tomorrow we will notice the winds dropping off a little more and the warmth continuing to go

up. on live doppler 7 we don't have any rain. temperatures are up. seven degrees warmer in santa rosa. five degrees warmer in mountain view. let's talk about game one of the playoffs. if you're going to be watching the game, watch the dubs and the kings do get out saturday night at chase center. it is going to be 57 degrees. i will be nice and bright. by 9:30, looking at low 50's. you might want to grab the hoodie before you enjoy the game. the sun shining from our san jose camera. 63, palo alto. half moon bay, 52 degrees. look at how beautiful it is as we look all the way back towards mount tam. 59, novato. mid 60's, napa, concord. along the embarcadero it is

breezy as you can see from our roof camera. clear and chilly overnight. warming trend continues through saturday. a chance of showers early next week. winds tonight at 7:00 gusty. 30 to 41 miles per hour. breezy even into the late-night hours near the coastline the winds will dial back. tomorrow even though it will get breezy it is not going to be as windy as it is along the coast. 9:00 p.m. if you are heading out the door you'll will need that extra layer going into the early morning hours. you will see temperatures rise into the 60's and 70's range. a few clouds in the south a and around the afternoon hours. it is going to be a sunny friday. warmer saturday. a little dip sunday before we cool it off and bring in some showers.

a chance monday night into tuesday. > a little more rain. >> i hope we can get a little more rain. it does not have to be all at once. >> like this past winter. >> a third baby bird has joined the peregrine falcon family. here is a live view of the most-watched bird family at uc berkeley. the third chick hatched around noon today. it could be a family of four checks. one more big is left. there is a longer hatch period because of a colder spring. >> i think he was saying feed me. coming up next, paying faced on what you make and not what you use. how a new rate

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charge that would be based on income. while some critics are in favor of income based fixed charges they are not in favor of pg&e's proposal for zach fuentes explains why. >> pg&e provides necessary utilities to homes around the bay area but the cost to many families is more than they can afford. mark is with the utility reform network. the organization he says gets constant calls from people struggling to pay their pg&e bill. >> they have got to cut back on food. they have got to cut back on shoes for their children because the utility rates are too doggone hi. >> they have proposal to the public utilities commission. pg&e saying the proposal would ring and updated billing structure for residential customers. that includes a fixed monthly charge. the cost everyone pays for grid maintenance and operations would

be income based. it would lower the average amount residential customers pay for each kilowatt hour of electricity by a third. low income customers could p as little as $15 and no more than 30. moderate income orders with a $51. the top 25%, $92. pg&e admits in come customers would have an increase of 24% but it would reduce bills for everyone else. >> it does the fundamental affordability crisis could >> they say they have their own proposal which includes capping how high they can hike utility rates. >> we support the concept of having lower monthly bills for low income customers who are struggling to make ends meet by having a slightly higher monthly bill for the high end income and

leaving the middle income customers right where they are. >> the pg&e proposal is based on a decision by the public utilities commission. >> you are familiar with criminal justice. next in the eye team looks at restorative justice programs in action in the bay area. >> i believe everybody deserves a second chance. >> see how they work, who pays for them and what the results are.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> restorative concept you might hear discussed quite a bit and tonight will see it in action. >> program coordinators for restorative justice initiatives in the east bay say they are working to stop the likelihood someone commits another crime. >> when he woodrow has an in-depth look at two programs. >> this oakland garden is worlds away from prison for soumy tour-

>> began working here in 2020. >> what i when it to do was come home and have a different life. >> when she was barely 19 she said she went to prison for shooting and killing and other known gang member. she served 16 years and said she had this job lined up before she got out >> it is helping me take care of my daughter because i have a one-year-old baby. > she receives a $1000 monthly guaranteed income through oaklands community works restorative reentry fund private -- funded privately. >> it has been helping me to be able to have a productive life out here and not have to go back and being like i need to commit a crime to sustain myself. that will lead me right back to present and that is one thing i never want to do. >> the program manager says the program is in its third year. what is the hope?

>> humanity. that is the first thing that comes to mind for me. letting folks know they are cared for. this money is meant to aid folks on whatever journey they are on. >> participants receive $1000 for 12 months. >> it shows community we see the greatness in you. >> he served six and half years in prison. it was released last year. at 19 he said he shot and killed a man which he said resulted in the retaliatory deaths of his mother and little brother. >> i am 100% positive i will never commit another crime. i'm aware of the hurt and harm i caused i never want to cause that hurt and harm again. >> research shows restorative justice reduces recidivism.

he understands there are no guarantees. >> there are no strings attached. you are not mandated to do anything to receive this money. even if you fall out of contact with us you are still going to receive the money. >> some people would say that makes them uncomfortable. how do you know if someone falls out of contact to whether or not they are back in a life of crime? >> you don't. you don't. >> since 2020 to your knowledge, has anybody who received this money committed a crime? >> yes. >> he says maybe two or three people out of 60 and describes them as minor offenses. >> people are going to do with or without guaranteed income. >> and other restorative justice it program is in its 13th year. the peacemaker fellowship is for active firearm offenders who have not been prosecuted. the ceo says participants can earn an allowance of up to $1000 a month.

the program is funded by philanthropy and taxpayer dollars. in 2022 it had fellows enrolled in. >> within 24 months were seeing 20% reductions in every one of the cities we are in. >> he is referring to reductions in gun violence. in 2016 a fellow was accused of shooting and killing two people within three days of one another. in 2019 he was sentenced to 40 years to life. i spoke with the mother of one of the victims in 2016. >> we did not take their guns. you are giving them money to buy more guns. to me that is what the payment was. > there is no program in this world that can pay a criminal any money to tell me they are changing the streets. you see where we are standing today? >> of 231 fellows enrolled nationwide in the fellowship in

2022 according to field outreach worker ports analyzed by uc berkeley researchers 13.4% were arrested on new gun crimes since becoming a fellow pig he says there -- a fellow. he says their cases are pending. >> we have been able to significantly slow things down. this is something people of color in communities of color deserve. for anybody that does not get that, too bad. too bad to >> would you say too bad to his mother? >> i would not say too bad to his mother. i get it. i get it personally but i tell you what, i wish the killer of my brother had access to what we do. these guys don't have to buy guns. they have guns. >> back in oakland ross understands the pain victims family members feel.

he says the grandson of the men he shot and killed contacted him on facebook. >> left my mom with emotional damage. she had not had her father since she was 11 months because a mistake you made. four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren will never meet him. >> i responded i feel horrible about the and i wish i can go back and change that but i can't. all i can do is honor your mother and grandfather by being a better person today and being of service to make a difference in the lives of others to be hunkered down the path i did as a teenager. >>'s apology continued. he says he did not receive a response. >> i believe everybody deserves a second chance. people are capable of growing. people are capable of never looking back. >> it is for that reason she believes in restorative justice. >> there should be more programs that help us get on our feet and more opportunities to have jobs.

more opportunities to have housing. >> wouldn't you want us to give folks who are trying -- actually examples of what people are capable of when given opportunities? wouldn't you want to see them thrive? wouldn't you want to boost them up anyway you can? wouldn't you want to change the narrative of how we are seen? >> there is so much more i can do. >> reentry program in oakland says they have made one change since 2020. and a longer give a guaranteed income to people with known substance abuse issues saying they recognize addiction is a disorder. when it comes to restorative justice strong feelings on both sides and a conversation that likely does not end here.

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>> the fbi has released new surveillance videos in the case of the san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico. this video is from the moment she was taken last november. it was hard to see behind the pole but the white suv is believed to be one of three suspect vehicles. seconds later her dog is wandering the street with her nowhere in sight. video from a different angle shows the two walking together down a busy street moments before. all three suspect vehicles drive-by right after. the fbi released to the videos with the hope of generating more tips in the case. she has a u.s. citizen but moved to mexico last summer for a job opportunity. if you know anything about her

kidnapping you can submit a tip online at tips. fbi.gov. >> a 20-year-old man is under arrest after leaking video shows him being taken into custody outside his home. an anonymous teenager came forward to the washington post claiming to know the suspect behind the leaked documents pretty says the leak started last year on the chat app discord with a small group of people in an invitation-only group. the document started appearing elsewhere. >> the documents were often listed as ukraine versus russia at first. it slowly spiraled into just intelligence about everything. >> it is not clear how he got a hold of these highly sensitive documents. he is scheduled to make his first court >> >> appearance tomorrow. mother of a six-year-old boy who shot his teacher is on bond after turning herself in today

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>> now to an effort to build a better bay area. in the south bay city leaders say the number of sheltered community members is on the rise thanks to emergency housing built in the last three years. dustin dorsey takes a look at efforts to solve thousand crisis. >> in about one year this empty lot at monterey road and brenham lane in south san jose will transform to this. the largest interim housing site in the city. >> for us today, the groundbreaking stands for more than a literal breaking of ground. it stands for the groundbreaking aspirations of this project and the realization that it is always better to bring our on housed neighbors inside than having them outside.

for up to six >> >> hundred 12 members of our community that will soon be a reality after a groundbreaking to start the construction. the prefabricated units will be stacked three stories high with 204 beds inside should it is the first multistory object in the city. it represents a piece of the larger strategy -- that >> is enabling us to turn the corner on homelessness and sheltered homelessness. >> since opening five sites, mayor matt may hand says san jose turned the curb. over 72% of the total residents who lived in the communities remain stably housed including a man who was homeless for nine years. >> thanks to the whole team, the whole staff team that were supportive of me since day one i am able to hold down a job now. i am real grateful for that. >> success stories the city hopes there are more of as new

sites open up like one next week near the san jose police department. city leaders say the community has bought into the idea of finding solutions to the housing prices to help all residents of san jose. >> you don't see people combining with signs they may don't want this to happen. i think largely they have discovered what we have discovered at the city and the is your at a crisis level and we need to do something and doing nothing is not an option anymore. >> the latest shows conditions in california continue to improve. just the past week the state is dropped from 25% in drought to just 9%. the entire bay area out of drought conditions. >> that is fantastic. this is the pale from the long arduous rainy season. >> we got something out of it. >> we did indeed. we definitely wanted to see this. we did not think it would happen in one year. look at this. 25% in drought.

october 1 99% of the state was in drought. huge gains from all of the storms in terms of how much drought has been erased. 9% of the state is in drought. most of that is in the inland areas. locally still out of a drought. you never know. we do have some snow coming to the area. when coming for us monday night into tuesday. additional snow showers expected to remain over the mountains. snow melting with warmer weather. we are seeing from zephyr cove. low to mid 50's sunday. live doppler 7. a milder date tomorrow. low 70's inland. bump up in temperatures continuing saturday before the

numbers fall heading into a new work week and there is a possibility of raindrops falling. >> droughts in good shape. warriors in the playoffs. >> larry, come on. >> it is a perfect world. the cavalry has arrived for the voyeurs. they have waited almost full season. the question for andrew wiggins. what does he have in the tank after being out

>> andrew wiggins has not played an nba game since february 13 but the warriors are counting on his return to help them as they begin with a hope is going to be a long playoff run starting saturday night in sacramento. he stepped away from the team for personal reasons but bacchanal for the postseason. can expect some rusting this. there is no way you can simulate playoff type intensity. what is andrews conditioning like at this point? how many minutes does he play? is there a minutes restriction? all unknowns two days before the warriors get set to play the kings in the playoff opener. >> he is one of those guys who does not seem to fall out of shape. does not seem to get tired. he is naturally a gifted athlete. on the other hand he has not played in 10 weeks, whatever it is. >> fantastic to have him back.

the court with him and have them come back to play with our teame back and play at the level he has play that. it is important for us and we will need it. definitely what you expect. >> really need him defensively. celebration at kings practice today. head coach mike brown was named coach of the year by the nba coaches association. brown should sweep all of the coach of the year awards for what he is done in your one at sacramento. they should at a shrine up for him. >> my that this year but it is not all about me. it is a testament of where the organization is pure if the players don't compete at the level they have tried to compete at this year we have no shot at it. it is a testament to where the organization is as a whole and you feel good about that

especially when it comes to your peers. >> we have warriors king series saturday night exclusively on abc 7 chaired the pregame is at 5:00 live post game highlights from the golden one center around 8:00. the a's snapped a six game losing streak yesterday that they are in last place with a record of 3-10. this is what i look like when i'm not wearing a suit. him. not her. just want to make sure everybody understands. ryan mount castle hit three homeowners against the a's this series. the o's builds a 7-4 lead. the a's come back thanks to brent rucker. two homers today. that ties it up at seven. bottom nine we go. trevor may. there it goes. says good afternoon. drive home safely.

first ever walk-off homer. back home hosting the mets over the weekend and the giants had the day off. the tampa bay rays won their 13th straight game to start the season. the race beat the red sox 9-3. they have tied the modern-day mlb record for most wins to start the season. neither of the other teams to do that, the 87 brewers or 82 braves win the world series. the brewers missed the playoffs that year even though the a's may have invented moneyball. tampa bay has perfected it trade the a's are dead last. they have the lowest payroll. cap abbe is 28th. they figured out a way to draft and develop. the a's are just -- turning and turning coming up tonight, at 8:00, station 19 fell about two hours of grey's anatomy. stay with us for abc7news at

11:00 here that will do it for this edition of abc7news. >> we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening and see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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