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stephanie rothman. tonight, a san francisco woman is speaking out about the moment. she says police tackled her to the ground. >>and ridicule terror. the incident from earlier this year was captured on police body camera footage today. the public defender's office has filed a complaint kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>it's been nearly 5 months since amelia jones says she was tackled and arrested by san francisco police. while the bruises have healed, she says she's still on edge around officers. we do want to warn you some of the video you see may be disturbing. it's really shocking and obviously was not something that i was expecting on that morning. what was supposed to be another workday changed in the blink of an eye for emilia jones? on july, 24th jones as she was walking her bike on sacramento street in san francisco when she came upon. police in riot gear lined up at a war in gaza. protests. >>jones says she saw officers tackle another

>>for police officers jumped on top of her and had her pinned down on the ground. jones says she started yelling for others to help her as officers started to corner her. >>spring street. >>confusion and really just desperation to get out of that situation was the main thing going through my head. officers can be seen tackling jones to the ground to arrest while in custody. jones says they started to ridicule her. they were just insinuating that i was doing it for attention. >>which and absurd thing to say. jones spent 36 hours in jail and was charged with resisting or obstructing an executive officer. >>battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest. a judge

eventually dropped all of the charges after reviewing this body cam footage watched it together with my partner. >>and you know, he was crying watching it and kind of like both of us were like shaking was validating to see the footage and kind of be like, ok, i didn't do anything. and i did not deserve that. and the public defenders, integrity unit agreed so much. so they helped jones filed a complaint against the department for excessive force filed on december 18th. so that won't happen again, so that we address. >>the behavior i would like to see disciplinary action against them. the department of police accountability will be reviewing this complaint and then sending recommendations to the police chief that should take anywhere between 9 months up to a year. we reached out to sfpd and they said they cannot comment on any pending complaint. meanwhile, jones says she's considering a civil lawsuit for all of the emotional damages that she endured. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. in the

south bay. police are investigating after 4 people, including 2 children, were found dead. >>inside a milpitas apartment. police say they found the bodies last night at the apartment near great mall parkway mccandless drive. officers had gone to the apartment after someone called 9-1-1. saying they had not heard from their family members for some time. so far, police have only described the victims as a man, a woman and 2 children. >>there were 2 children in the confirmation of their identities from the coroner's office. >>however, we do believe that they are pretty teenage. >>police have not revealed the victims relationship to each other or the age and no word yet on the cause of the deaths. a union representing amazon workers in san francisco has voted to authorize a strike. teamsters says amazon refuses to recognize the labor union or negotiate with them for a contract to guarantee higher

wages, healthcare and safety representative says thousands of amazon workers are prepared to join the picket line. amazon, however, says teamsters doesn't represent amazon employees and accuses the group of intentionally misleading the public. the company spokesperson also added in a statement, quote, the truth is, teamsters have actively threatened, intimidated and attempted to course amazon employees and third-party drivers to join them, which is illegal. switching gears now to weather taking a live look now at downtown san francisco. looking like a beautiful, clear night. definitely different from what we see in the last 2 nights with the fog. the rain kron, 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking it all lines. >>all lot of people are going to be traveling dallas and there's going to be change in the weather. a lot of storm clouds on the horizon out there right now. you couldn't tell looking beautiful out there over the bay at this time. but yeah, as we take you through the night tonight, we're going to see more of those clouds on the way. and as we head toward tomorrow

morning. yeah, we're going to see some of that patchy, dense fog right now. it is dry around the state. that's why it's going to stay for tonight and tomorrow to. but after that, boy, these storms start look from oppressive off the coastline. some of these big storms rotating out there eventually one's going to punch through, get things going as early as saturday. so let's really afford here in the forecast. you see as we get to friday, that ridge starts to break down more clouds across our skies. the rain staying well to the north. we might see a little drizzle north bay as we head in toward friday. but the real rain that comes in on saturday, that will be the first one in a series of storms likely impact the bay area as we head toward the holidays. but as we get in towards sunday, more rain on the way with the focus again, really north of the golden gate bridge will see showers further south, but the heavy rainfall just to the north and then more of the same as we head into our monday. then a big storm drops in as we head in toward tuesday. this will bring around gusty winds and some heavy rain as that system moves by lots of snow in the sierra nevada. 2, oddly a dry day on christmas day. and that looks like to be one of the only ones as we're going to see more storms lined up after

that. so a lot of rain on the way and models are starting to paint a whole lot of rain, especially to the north, not in the first part of the system. you can see through sunday maybe about a 10th inch of rain in the san francisco. but then you start to see these other system start to move through. and then the numbers really start to go way up as we head through the next week, 6, 7 inches of rain northern california. boy, we've got a lot whether lot of wet weather to come around the bay area and much of northern california. >>thanks, lauren swell. new details tonight about the wisconsin shooting that killed a teacher and a student court documents reveal today that the 15 year-old suspect was in contact with a 20 year-old man in carlsbad, california, who was allegedly planning to attack a government building. a judge has issued a restraining order against the man requiring him to turn his guns and ammunition into police. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive behind monday's deadly shooting at a christian school in madison. investigators have identified the 2 victims as 14 year-old ruby eva guerra and

42 year-old aaron west to other people remain in critical condition. governor newsom is proclaiming a state of emergency over the bird. flu our cases are being detected in cows throughout california. the virus is also spreading to people who are exposed to infected cattle or are drinking raw milk. but to date, there has been no person to person spread of the bird flu. so far, experts say people risk is low, but it is growing. >>i how it's a big problem and it's starting to spill over into humans. >>i think that's why the seat is getting involved. so right now, you know, it's still around the low threat to average person, the community, that risk is increasing overtime because more and more cars getting infected. >>the declaration of a state of emergency is meant to streamline the resources to local agencies to respond to the outbreak. the governor's office says california has the

largest testing and monitoring system in the nation. well, it's the end of a chapter for do cape fear. it's an asian-inspired craft brewery in oakland. its founder announced that they will be closing their tap room in jack london square at the end of this year. their last day will be sunday december 29th. so compare open the tap room in april of last year and hosted a variety of events, including the bay area's first chicken and beer festival. the ceo says they still plan to expand through more tastings and festivals. >>well, coming up, how bay area are reacting. a new state law promising stricter penalties for retail theft and some drug crimes will be right some drug crimes will be right back.

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>>welcome back. i'm stephanie rothman. >>california's prop 36 is now in effect, increasing penalties for some theft and drug crimes. kron four's on c 4 spoke with some store managers and one of san francisco is busiest shopping areas to get their thoughts on how the new law could impact business moving forward. >>the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners, but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so. >>the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. store manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it

doesn't always. >>people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking out. it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >>verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like and you never actually done anything. but, you know, he was is obviously >>the thievery has to stop. she says she doesn't know if prop 36 will help. >>because the times she's reported looting to the police, nothing was done. you know, i've seen how they handle that. you know, when prop 36 was saying >>pass, but i'm not sure how that's going to change. no, i don't know if they're response. time is going to change or how they would crack

down on and more. >>prof 36 allows felony charges and sentenced increases for certain retail thefts. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says repeat offenders like over at kerry lane will now face felony charges. we have to have something. and this is about having a tool to really kind deal with folks who continue to be a problem in our system and in our neighborhoods. >>in a in a greater way. >>and when flores, a sales associate at kerry lane is happy. prop 36 is now law, but he also agrees with his manager about the response time from police and sometimes will be alone at the store. so we'll even more vulnerable. luckily, we have like things to protect their stuff like pepper spray or something. >>governor gavin newsom opposed prop 36 citing concerns with prison population. jenkins says at least in san francisco mass incarceration. what happened with proper? 36 in san

francisco, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >>the u.s. postal service is warning consumers about scammers trying to take advantage of their holiday shopping. they say crooks are sending people text messages saying a package can be delivered because more information is needed or the address wrong. officials warn of these messages are fake and usage say click. you should not click on any links associated. the postal service has legitimate ways for you to track your packages. one is by signing up for actual tax from the usps. the other is signing up on the postal service website. business leaders in san jose are getting $100,000 to revitalize the alum rock neighborhood leaders say the money from the grant will go towards painting murals and utility boxes, removing graffiti cleaning up illegal dumps and building a gateway structure to welcome people to the area. but this grant is more than dollars and cents. >>it is a testament to the

strength and resilience of our community. it represents commitment to revitalizing alum rock and ensuring that it remains a beacon of opportunity and cultural significance in our beautiful east side. >>some of the cleanup work already begun. and most of the improvements will happen along alum rock avenue. unfortunately, you may never look at squirrels the same way. again. a new study from uc davis suggests that california ground squirrels not only eat nuts and seeds like we already knew, but they also hunt kill and eat small rodents. researchers say they believe ground squirrels have a more flexible diet than we previously thought. >>our 12th year of his long-term study on this girls at the free on his regional park. we have observed 74 cajuns of the squirrels hunting killing, consume competing over california walls.

>>the study offers the first documentation of the species actively preying on other live vertebrates. >>and all day season spirit is alive and well in oley valley. the san francisco neighborhood is re-branding this season as noel valley from the now until christmas day, people strolling down 24th street will be able to enjoy the window displays and vote on which one they like best like mayor london breed, who cast her vote today. >>one back here behind it's so amazing. and there's also a store that, you know, really as christmas, the essence of christmas and celebrate the holidays. it one of the categories were judging is so san francisco and we do things like that. the imagination, the fun, the excitement. >>it just brings so much joy to people, especially during the holidays. >>but no evaluate for hood is also planning a night market on new year's eve. well, still

ahead, price hikes were approved for bridge toll. >>how much more will drivers have to pay? we'll be right back with those answers.

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>>if you commute via bridge, listen up in less than 2 weeks, it will cost you more to drive overall bay area bridges except for kron four's will tran explains. >>a way to look at it is you haven't even pager bill yet and they want to hit you with a nother bill and this case, it's a proposal. but if you i've been following history every time they propose it, it's a dundeel. so here's how it's going to play out come january first, if you cross

the san mateo bridge and the other 7 bay area bridges, not including the golden gate bridge. is privately owned. it goes from 7 to $8. this is the 3rd and final installment it actually started in 2019, 2022. 2025 they say the money which was approved by voters and the state that goes for operations for maintenance. but of course, that's never going to end. the bridge is always need maintenance and that's why they are meeting today. the metropolitan transportation commission, they would like to continue piling on drivers. they would like. to add on $2.50 right off the bat. but they know that's going to hurt really badly. so the proposal that they will have and it's a public hearing. take a look at your screen. here's how it's going to play out. so it's a dundeel what's going to happen in 2025? less than 2 weeks from now, the proposal is

passed. we'll raise the toll $0.50 every year starting in 2026. all the way to 2030, capping off a $10.50. if you have vast tract 11, 50, if you don't, they say the bridges are basically senior citizens and they take a lot of money to operate and maintain and that's why they need the money. they will continue to have public hearings until they finally make a decision sometime the spring. >>in an effort to avoid the falls or insolvency, the oakland city council made some difficult choices tuesday night approving legislation that includes cutting both police and fire services. that's to help close a multimillion dollar budget deficit as kron four's. dan kerman reports. those cutbacks will go into effect the first of the year. in an effort to av

the falls or insolvency. the oakland city council made some difficult choices tuesday night approving legislation that includes cutting both police and fire services. that's to help close a multimillion dollar budget deficit as kron four's. dan kerman reports. those cutbacks will go into effect the first of the year. motion passes. >>it's official. the city of oakland will shut down to fire stations at the beginning of next year as part of an effort

to close 129 million dollar budget gap before july. 1st of next year, the city council made the decision by a 5, 1, vote at its meeting tuesday night. >>we have our hands full trying to figure out which to we can, you know, brown out for the foreseeable future with the least amount of impact. >>oakland's fire chief has made it clear any reduction in fire stations will slow response time to both fires and medical emergencies. >>we will not. let these closures impact that our first our commitment to our citizens any but there will be delays and districts that the fire houses close for additional fire stations are slated to close by early february as part of the council's budget balancing legislation. >>but the council also approved councilman dan kalb amendment that if the city does receive its next 10 million dollar payment for the sale of its half of the coliseum, the first 7 million dollars will go towards

preventing the closure of those additional fire stations. if you have a fire station that's closed getting to somebody who is calling for 9-1-1, before a medical reason, it could take extra minutes of those extra minutes. >>could be the difference between life and death. and that's why that for 7 million has to go to the fire department to protect fire safety medicals megan medical response. the budget balancing measure also calls for laying off nearly 100 city employees as early as february. and the 32 million dollar cut to the police department budget through the cancellation of 2 police academies and massive reductions in overtime which is currently used to make up for a lack of staffing that went too far for councilmember noel gallo, who was the lone vote against the bill tightening measure. >>we're not recognizing and promoting and proposing what the public is demanding that it public safety to be number kron 4 reached out to oakland police chief floyd mitchell to find out how he plans to keep the city safe with less money

and fewer officers to do it. >>he did not make himself available for an interview. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>the u.s. senate cross off a major item and its to do list before lawmakers take their holiday break, sending the annual defense funding bill to the president's desk. senators made it happen today on an 85 to 14 votes. but none of them got everything they wanted. washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. >>this nda is laser focused on the threats we face. senate democrats and republicans largely agreed on the need to pass the 895 billion dollar defense funding bill. we are currently experiencing the most dangerous national security moment since world war. 2, the bills leads senators roger wicker and jack reed celebrated the pay raises for service members along with investments in the junior rotc and recruiting efforts which will help solve the military's manpower crisis. but read

condemned a last-minute ad from house speaker mike johnson. it will block gender affirming care for children of military families. i disagree strongly with including such 8. frankly, i think misguided provision. many other democrats, including leader chuck schumer, voiced similar concerns. but most ultimately voted for the bill. the nda isn't perfect. >>but it still includes some very good things that democrats fought for. schumer pointed to provisions that give the u.s. more resources to combat adversaries like china. >>but wicker argued lawmakers could have gone further. regrettably, we missed an opportunity to strengthen the president elect's and wicker. once the republican controlled senate house and white house

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♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. >>wednesday in the state capitol, local leaders address the fear and uncertainty that's growing over president-elect donald trump's promise mass deportation representatives from law enforcement governments and other organizations all came together to reaffirm the region's commitment to its immigrants and refugees. kimberly cruz reports. >>several local leaders including the new mayor of the city of sacramento, kevin mccarty stood at the steps that you see right behind me pushing for the community of sacramento to not live in fear and reminding immigrants and refugees about their rights and the resources available. >>we're being during a press conference on wednesday, local

leaders and organizations standing shoulder to shoulder showing a united front of the more important go working families from leadership at the city level where city that supports. >>immigrants, refugees for decades to the county people of sacramento county. regardless of your status, i will tell you and promise you you have my word. sacramento county will not go back. >>the message remained the same immigrant and refugee communities in the sacramento region will be supported and protected or here today to discuss. >>the real fears and the responses to the real fears that we're hearing for many of our working families throughout the greater sacramento region fears sacramento city council member eric get is needed to be addressed this press conference was as a result of the fears being reported throughout our region. >>about the uncertainty with pt changes in federal policy. what we want our sacramento

residents in a regional residents to know that there are resources, resources like the fuel network, a coalition that has been advocating for immigrant families for several years now, we are standing together with a message to all immigrants. >>that you matter. that you are loved, you belong. >>mark is staying says since the election, their calls for help have increased and offices have been flooded with calls from dhaka recipients uncertain about whether or how long the dhaka program will remain. >>parents have been asking how they can prepare for the possibility of being separated from their children and even of detention or deportation. local leaders in community groups taking action regardless of >>what happens across the country. we're making sure that today and for the future, we are fighting for all of our working families in sacramento and hopes it will ease some of the war ii's looming over undocumented in refugee families. the city of sacramento finds the resources available through feel network. now officials with the coalition say that they serve everyone, but they

prioritize sacramento residents. >>in sacramento covering local news that matters. kimberly, cruz, fox 40 news. >>a new bill passed exempting thousands of people from paying federal income taxes on their release. settlements. the bill includes survivors of the camp fire and the zogg fire as well as several others. reporter chloe curtis explains the impact. >>didn't go by that. i wasn't thinking about this and more than 6 years since the camp fire, there were more on that other street as well. paradise mayor steve crowder says it's about time this legislation passed hr 58 63 exempting disaster. settlements from federal taxes, something he's traveled to the nation's capital several times for on behalf of fellow disaster survivors doing this will give communities the opportunity to >>focus on other aspects of rebuilding. now. >>well, i think so. and again,

i think what it's going to do, it's it's it's going to let them know, okay, i can afford to rebuild their or, you know, maybe i have to build a smaller house. but it's it's gonna be. >>closure. something survivors have been searching years for. kerry max is one of many survivors still living in a trailer after the camp fire is i've been here 52 years. my mommy built this brick path like 27 years ago. she's finally rebuilding her home through recover california, but says it took just about every penny of hers to do this is really a process. so since started building like that's another. i'm getting to do and i'm just really realizing. how this has really affected me. and i get to breathe this stuff really realizing, well, people, it's a more than 500 million dollars in taxes is expected to be returned to thousands of fire survivors

like max. but to her, the passage of hr 58. 63 represents much more than that. there's so many layers to the struggles and the stresses it's one of them is lifted like it truly is a. ok, that one's that one's done. yea. whatever the road to get the bill passed wasn't a quick one. this is the 4th time the bill has been presented and 4 months there was no movement to village the past easily because it really did have. >>any real opposition. what some of the fiscal things have been sorted out. people been patients amazing. was taken to get here. >>if are 58, 63 is the culmination of several bills that tried and failed over the past 2 and a half years. but it's also a culmination of the communities drive to get a pass no matter where they landed after disaster. people ended up in missouri, michigan and them not been able to come back in. there are ways to come back and there's all kinds of avenues are telling

what city or town again, in the we're still working at it. >>coming up,

sean diddy combs was back in a courtroom wednesday after a judge denied his most recent request for bail news nation's hena doba reports. >>the hearing was brief. it lasted about 20 minutes. sean combs came in. he was unshackled. he was clean shaven. he's wearing a tanned jumpsuit. he hugged his attorneys. he hugged his 2 sons that his lawyers that arrive from the west coast just a few days ago for this case. now, prosecutors say they're on track to hand over all evidence by december 31st.

that includes large electronic files. they also informed the judge. the investigation is ongoing and they will meet the brady obligation to share information with the defense, including files from a key witness. now, the defense says it will file a motion for more specific details when it comes to what the prosecution has. there's also an issue of leaks to the media. the defense is accusing the federal government's of leaking sensitive information on this case to the media. the judge has said if there's actual proof of these leaks, there will be serious consequences. next hearing will be on march 17th of next year. back to you. >>as expected, the federal reserve cut interest rates by another quarter point. and wall street responded with a massive sell-off. david lazarus explains why investors were. >>our word of the day, boys and girls is ouch. the dow down more than 1100 points. the nasdaq down more than 700

points after the federal reserve as expected cut interest rates by another quarter point. now, wasn't that re cut? that was the catalyst for the sell-off rather. it was fed chief jerome powell stepping up afterwards and saying it looks like inflation is starting to tick up a little bit. the economy is very strong. so there isn't a need for a lot of rate cuts next year, wall street had been anticipating as many as 4 rate cuts in 2025. instead, according how we could see only about 2. and that's a dry fenway of saying that things are going to be slowing down on the monetary policy front. and that's what has wall street concerned because when rates go down, that makes borrowing costs cheaper. and that's obviously good for businesses because they can get their hands on more money. they can expand. they can hire people without all those rate cuts coming bad for business, bad for shares and hence the sell-off. now the sell-off was more of an emotional reaction as opposed to a rational once. i wouldn't be surprised if there was some buying on the dip afterwards.

and in a sense this could be a blessing in disguise. and that comes because, well, stocks were getting very, very overvalued, especially the tech stocks that comprise the nasdaq. and once we start getting up into the stratosphere evaluations, well, your next stop is a bubble and nobody wants to go there. so the letting off of steam that we've now seen from this sell-off, perhaps is a healthy thing because it brings valuations at least back down to slightly more reasonable levels and allows the fundamental to do their thing. and that's not great for your 401 k obviously. but for financial markets overall, let's take this as hopefully a positive. we'll see where we go. back to you. >>more news weather and sporif

you're looking around gifts this holiday season, there's a new high-tech way to soothe your muscles and get rid of those knots. demuro tries out the robotic missy's in rich on tech. >>a massage is a great way to relax and unwind, but finding the time or the right therapist can be a challenge. now, one startup is using a combination of robots and ai to give you a customized experience. and i tried it out. and here's where your face ally, you watch your feet and those little in dense on the bolster their. this is a first a massage from a robot. >>over here, the harms are about to engage on you. they're rich. a scape is the startup developing this highly advanced massage robot. this has been a seven-year journey building this and it is a remarkably complex piece of technology. it launched to the public just a few months ago. the problem we're solving here really is about powering

people to get to the massages. they're looking for very specifically, jeff. oh, no is p optimization at the end of the day, a growing chain see the amount of engineering and the creativity that went into the build out. it's just mind blowing. now this robot is not use any oil or lotions. so you have to put on this special suits to the arms can glide over. bet. it's super comfortable with the screen that lets you monitor the entire experience 15 minute back use express relief after a quick ai body scan machine gets to work. the tech reminiscent of what peloton did for cycling. choose from calming video backdrops, various music genres and pressure. the system remembers for next time. there's literally a heart that you can tap if you like the robots doing increase circulation, recovery relaxation stress reduction. the robot is slow and methodical with its moves.

it doesn't replace the human touch. feels like a different yet. equally relaxing experience there just aren't enough. their best to fill roles are out there today. so we provide and alternative. we provide a solution for people were looking self-directed care. escape is rolling out their massage robots at locations across the country, including the latest at a fancy ritz carlton in santa barbara. >>for more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>billie eilish brings a surprise guest on stage during night. 3 of her hit me hard and soft or in englewood. plus late producer and dj avicii is now the subject of a new netflix documentary. andy riesmeyer has the details in the entertainment report. >>billie eilish is halfway through her five-day stint at the kia forum here in los angeles. as part of her hit me hard and soft tour. that's are

performing hit ocean eyes with brother and collaborator phineas eilish cycle through all of her hits like birds of a feather, the greatest. the oscar grammy and golden globe winning song. what was i made for fans were also treated to a surprise performance from brats singer charli xcx. eilish has 2 more performances of the foreign before she officially wraps up her north american tour today. also has her 23rd birthday. have your say. and one of the most influential people in electronic music is being honored in a new documentary. so a documentary on the life of late producer and dj avicii born tim bergling. well, delve

into his legacy with never before seen footage and interviews. netflix released a trailer this morning. >>knew that whatever i wanted to do later in life, i wanted to do something creative. i was just working sending stuff out. >>such a small time. there's so many people that come here for just it was incredible. doesn't feel we the chi. i'm tim premieres december 31st. >>and as you know, the beloved scrubs tv show is getting rebooted. what you might not remember is that it's sort already been rebooted. >>while seasons, one through 8 originally aired on nbc. it was canceled and then season 9 pick back up on abc and along with a new network came a bunch of new characters played by people like dave franco,

michael mosley, members of the og cast like zach braff and donald fason sort of took a back seat. so the show is coming back. what do you do with those characters? creator? bill lawrence told tv line, quote, i'm not again seeing those people again. and i think it would be fun to have one of them zip by what i think we will really be focusing on is a place where some of our core regular still work as physicians and who are the new interns or residents at that hospital? no air date on scrubs reboot. when it does come out, it will be on abc and disney. plus with your entertainment report in hollywood, i'm andy riesmeyer. >>coming up, a south bay animal shelter is back open after a fire damaged some of its major offices. how you can help pitch and to get them help pitch and to get them [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ que rico, i like it like that ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i've got soul, i want more ♪

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>>and milpitas, a prominent animal shelter was forced to shut down tuesday after a fire broke out earlier this week. now on wednesday, they were back open, but they're still asking for community help. crown for stephanie lin spoke, nancy willis at the humane society. silicon valley to learn how you can help. >>nancy just wanted to start off your with asking you. how are you doing today? this all must have been quite a shock. >>we're doing great. we are grateful that the community for the support and we are excited to be open again today for adoptions. ok? so some good news there. entry, all city. how did this all happened in the first place? you have any idea. >>we really don't know the cause the fire started in the ceiling in the laundry room. the damage really came from the water. that took out about

half of our building. actually, our whole medical center was flooded out and then the back half of our building, the operational side of our building sounds pretty significant there, especially when it comes to those damages to the medical facility. that sounds pretty concerning. >>how people help with that or what he was doing to try to address that situation? >>yes, we've posted yesterday that we have no laundry facility, which anybody that knows an animal shelter knows that's the heart an animal shelter and were doing laundry. 24 hours a day. so we posted that we in need of clean towels and blankets gently used or new blankets and towels. they can be dropped off at our facility between 10 and 5 every day. we also are asking for monetary donations because this is going to be a long haul as we work on. you know, recovery in

the next weeks and we don't even know really what is to come as we are working through plans on how we regroup and recover for the half of our building that is out of commission. my goodness. so is this affecting the shelter for the animals that are in your care at the moment? >>it's really not. we on monday we actually had call fosters and put about 33 cats and kittens in foster homes. yesterday we about 14 dogs into foster homes. just to give us a little bit of a break so we can put our plans in place. so we were running on a skeleton crew for a couple of just because if you think about half of our building being out. >>we lost offices for staff, but now we've had folks working on it. you know, really for the last 2 days, we have a good plan in place. we have the animals coming back on site were really hopeful

that anybody that is looking to adopt will consider coming down and adopting those animals out. and we we want to be back up and running here and as soon as possible, we also have plans for getting our medical team back in business. as a matter of fact, they were doing surgeries yesterday, less than 24 hours after the fire. we have our mobile as vehicle that they were doing surgeries on and we are working on finding temporary space. i just about a mile from our facility where they can be doing surgeries for both our shelter animals, but also. for the animals in the community. we do a lot of work out in the community for folks that that need assistance and we want to make sure that we're able to continue doing that. despite this, the fire that happened. all right. and of glad to hear that you found some alternative options when it comes to the medical treatment of facilities. but of course, >>it sounds like those monetary donations and help

with the laundry services are much needed at this time. >>how can people it? can people go to chip in on that? >>you can go to our website. we have all the information posted on our main page and you can go to our social media, facebook, instagram. everything is posted. there will also be giving daily updates about what's happening. you know, certainly this is going to be a marathon, not a sprint. i mean, at this point. so, you know, there are things that i'm sure we're not even thinking about that. we're going to need down the road. we're talking about temporary laundry facilities bringing in washers and dryers saying and i our back parking lot, you know, things that we don't even know what the cost are gonna be associated. so those monetary donations are going come in handy for sure things that we can't even anticipate at this point. so any help that people can give, we would surely appreciate it and ask that you go to our website and to our social media sites and

help us and whatever way you in the website again is. h s v dot org. okay. fantastic. nancy willis with the humane society. silicon valley, thank you so much for joining us today. and we wish you all the best. >>thank you so much. >>you're watching

francisco woman is speaking out about the moment. she says police tackled her to the ground and ridicule terror. the incident from earlier this year was captured on police body camera footage today. the public defender's office has filed a complaint kron 4 sarah stinson has the details.

>>it's been nearly 5 months since amelia jones says she was tackled and arrested by san francisco police. while the bruises have healed, she says she's still on edge around officers. we do want to warn you some of the video you see may be disturbing. it's really shocking and obviously was not something i was expecting on that morning. what was supposed to be another workday changed in the blink of an eye for emilia jones? on july, 24th jones as she was walking her bike on sacramento street in san francisco when she came upon. police in riot gear lined up at a war in gaza. protests. >>jones says she saw officers tackle another >>for police officers jumped on top of her and had her pinned down on the ground. jones says she started yelling for others to help her as officers started to corner her. >>spring street. panic and

confusion and >>really just desperation to get out of that situation was the main thing going through my head. officers can be seen tackling jones to the ground to arrest while in custody. jones says they started to ridicule her. they were just insinuating that i was doing it for attention. >>which and absurd thing to say. jones spent 36 hours in jail and was charged with resisting or obstructing an executive officer. >>battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest. a judge eventually dropped all of the charges after reviewing this body cam footage watched it together with my partner. >>and you know, he was crying watching it and kind of like both of us were like shaking was validating to see the footage and kind of be like, ok, i didn't do anything. and i did not deserve that. and the public defenders, integrity unit agreed so much.

so they helped jones filed a complaint against the department for excessive force filed on december 18th. so that won't happen again, so that we address. >>the behavior i would like to see disciplinary action against them. the department of police accountability will be reviewing this complaint and then sending recommendations to the police chief that should take anywhere between 9 months up to a year. we reached out to sfpd and they said they cannot comment on any pending complaint. meanwhile, jones says she's considering a civil lawsuit for all of the emotional damages that she endured. i'm sara stinson reporting >>governor newsom is proclaiming a state of emergency over the bird. flu our cases are being detected in cows throughout california. the virus is also spreading to people who are exposed to infected cattle or are drinking raw milk. but to date, there has been no person to person spread of the bird flu. so far, experts say

people risk is low, but it is growing. >>i how it's a big problem and it's starting to spill over into humans. >>i think that's why the seat is getting involved. so right now, you know, it's still around the low threat to average price in the community. that risk is increasing over time because more and more cars getting infected. >>the declaration of a state of emergency is meant to streamline the resources to local agencies to respond to the outbreak. the governor's office says california has the largest testing and monitoring system in the nation. california's prop 36 is now in effect, increasing penalties for some theft and drug crimes. kron four's on c 4 spoke with some store managers and one of san francisco's busiest shopping areas to get their thoughts on how the new law could impact business moving forward. >>the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners but it's also a

popular target for criminals all the time. so. >>the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. happened 2 times this and then we get stolen from all-time second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years. storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >>people really brazen in the past is coming in and gotten something walking it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. he know hughes. >>verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try

to stop him, you know, stuff like and you never actually done anything. but, you know, he was he's obviously violet. >>the thievery has to stop. she says she doesn't know if prop 36 will help. >>because the times she's reported looting to the police, nothing was done. you know, i've seen they handle that. you know, when property 6 wasn't >>pass, but i'm not sure how that's going change. no, i don't know if they're response. time is going to change or how they would crack down on and more. >>prop 36 allows felony charges and sentenced increases for certain retail theft and drug crimes. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says repeat offenders like over at kerry lane will now face felony charges. we have to have something. and this is about having a tool to really kind deal with folks who continue to be a problem in our system and in our neighborhoods. >>in a in a greater edwin flores, a sales associate at kerry lane is happy prop. 36

is now law. >>but he also agrees with his manager about the response time from police and sometimes will be alone at the store. so we'll even more vulnerable. luckily, we have like things to protect their stuff like pepper spray or something. >>governor gavin newsom oppose prop 36 citing concerns with prison population. jenkins says at least in san francisco mass incarceration won't happen with prop 36 in san francisco. lindsay for kron. 4 news. >>coming up,

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falls or insolvency. the oakland city council may some difficult choices tuesday night approving legislation that includes cutting both police and fire services. that's to help close a multimillion dollar budget deficit as kron four's. dan kerman reports. those cutbacks will go into effect the first of the year. motion passes. >>it's official. the city of oakland will shut down to fire stations at the beginning of next year as part of an effort to close 129 million dollar budget gap before july. 1st of next year, the city council made the decision by a 5, 1, vote at its meeting tuesday night. >>we have our hands full trying to figure out which to we can, you know, brown out for the foreseeable future. what the least amount of impact. >>oakland's fire chief has made it clear any reduction in fire stations will slow response time to both fires and medical emergencies. >>we will not. let these

closures impact that our first our commitment to our citizens and that in any but there will be delays and districts that the fire houses close for additional fire stations are slated to close by early february as part of the council's budget. balancing legislation. >>but the council also approved councilman dan kalb, some and mont that if the city does receive its next 10 million dollar payment for the sale of its half of the coliseum, the first 7 million dollars will go towards preventing the closure of those additional fire stations. if you have a fire station that's closed and getting to somebody who is calling for 9-1-1, b for a medical reason, it could take extra minutes of those extra minutes. >>could be the difference between life and death. and that's why that for 7 million has to go to the fire department to protect fire safety, medical snake and medical response. the budget balancing measure also calls for laying off nearly 100 city employees as early as february. and the 32 million dollar cut to the police department budget through the cancellation of 2 police

academies and massive reductions in overtime which is currently used to make up for a lack of staffing that went too far for councilmember noel gallo, who was the lone vote against the belt tightening measure. >>we're not recognizing and promoting and proposing what the public demanding that it public safety to be number kron 4 reached out to oakland police chief floyd mitchell to find out how he plans to keep the city safe with less money and fewer officers to do it. >>he did not make himself available for an interview. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>in the south bay, the alum rock neighborhood of east san jose will soon be getting a makeover for charles clifford reports from san jose with more. >>the alum rock neighborhood here in east san jose has a lot of character in history. this actually used to be its own little town until the 1950's when it became part of san jose. but in recent years, some parts of the neighborhood, including along alum rock avenue right behind

me here become a little rundown. well, there's a new effort underway to revitalize the neighborhood and clean things up. the elm rock business association has secured $100,000 in grant funding from the city of san jose to help revitalize the neighborhood. >>50,000 will be used to install banners, dress windows, paint utility boxes and wall murals. 25,000 will be put towards removing blight, graffiti, illegal dumps and old light fixtures currently installed on about 50 treats and the remaining 25,000 will be used to build a gateway structure, welcoming people to the neighborhood. san jose councilmember peter ortiz who represents the area help secure the funding. but this grant is more than dollars and cents. >>it is a testament to the strength and resilience of our community. it represents commitment to revitalizing alum rock and ensuring that it remains a beacon of opportunity and cultural significance and our beautiful

eastside. some of the cleanup work has already begun in the majority of the improvements will happen here along alum rock avenue. now, the business association is hoping to hire local artists to do all of the art projects as part of this effort. but for now in san jose, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>more news weather and sports

governor newsom statewide goal to phase out the sale of all new gas powered cars within the next decade is now one step closer to reality that after the biden administration took action today to green light newsom, 0 emission vehicle mandates. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace

breaks it down and has more. >>well, governor newsom says his vision for 0 emission vehicles will greatly benefit the golden state. but opponents argue it will hurt everyday californians. we're looking at the waiver of the environmental protection agency under the biden-harris administration. granted california formally allowing the state to start gradually implementing governor gavin newsom's regulation requiring all new car sales in california to be 0 emission vehicles by 2035. my reaction really is finally bill mcgovern with the coalition for clean air is in strong support of the latest action. >>he has long been pushing the epa to grant a waiver to california because without that waiver, he says california's 0 emission vehicle regulation would not have been able to move forward. the waiver is essential. we have by far the worst air pollution in the entire country and then pollution is killing thousands

of californians every year and making people sick. so >>we need to clean up traffic related pollution and these rules will do a whole lot for that. the governor writing this clean cars are here to stay. the biden-harris administration reaffirmed what we've known for decades. california can rise to the challenge of protecting our people. >>by cleaning our air and cutting pollution. state data shows up to this point more than 2 million emission vehicles have been sold in california and over a quarter of new car sales are 0 mission, even so critics, including republican assembly minority leader james gallagher point out the vast majority of california's 31 plus million registered vehicles are not 0 emission. gallagher argues newsom's vision is unrealistic. so it's taking away choices from consumers and it's taking away vehicles that we need. mean, i represent a rural district. >>we don't have charging stations, you know, and we need to get from point a to point b in many times there's

a lot of miles the biden-harris administration also proved a second wave are aimed at reducing emissions from heavy-duty trucks in the past, president elect donald trump has spoken out against newsom, 0 emissions. vehicle vision. >>now the question is what action can and will trump take in a second term? why take away people's choices? and i think that's what president elect trump is saying. and i anticipate yeah, he will rescind this waiver, you know, upon taking power and rightfully should. >>the law, the clean air act does not say that you can revoke a waiver. so that's something that we fought out in the courts probably for many years. >>so as you can see this very issue could mark the first of several legal battles between the incoming trump administration and california's democratic leadership in the years to come reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron 4. >>governor newsom for claiming a state of emergency due to the bird flu. this comes as more cases were detected in dairy cows in the state. kron four's lezla gooden has the

details. new bird flu cases were detected in dairy cows at southern california farms. >>the virus has now spread to 16 states among cattle. according to newsom's office, nearly all infected people in california had exposure to infected cattle today. i talked with a local infectious dsease expert to hear his thoughts on the disease. 3 main ways people can get infected right now >>the first says and the most common way in the united states right now is direct contact with the sick cow on buried. >>particularly dairy workers, poultry workers that tends to be very mild disease. usually from a milk spa show touching the eyes, right eye. the second way by drinking raw milk. and that risk is increasing over time because more and more cars getting infected. so the risk is getting bigger over time. the virus was first detected in texas and kansas in march.

>>and now has spread and 16 states among cattle. kind of interesting situation because on the public health >>realm and in people in, you know, it's a big problem and it's starting to spill over into humans. i think that's why the state is getting involved. so right now, you know, it's still around the low threat to your average person, the community to date, no person to person spread of bird flu has been detected in california. >>however, on wednesday, the first severe case of bird flu was detected in louisiana and this person is hospitalized and is in critical condition. they have severe respiratory symptoms which was caused by a bird flu infection, according to state officials, the infected person is over. 65 has underlying medical problems had contact with sick and dead birds in a backyard flock. we will continue to follow this story reporting. the newsroom going on for news.

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tuesday night, 4 people including 2 children were found dead in an apartment in milpitas kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest on the investigation. >>i'm david lazarus. coming up, a grim day on wall street, even

>>stocks take a nosedive following fed inflation projections and the epa approves california's plan to phase out gas-powered vehicles. here's the last year is with money, smart pay. their stocks tanked today after the federal reserve as expected announced another quarter point rate cut. the dow's more than 1100 point loss. today is the 10th straight day of declines for the index and the longest losing streak in about half a century. in part, today's losses are simply traders taking their pieces off the board until the dust settles. but it's also a sign of disappointment that the fed is now signaling fewer rate cuts next year, perhaps just for fed chief, jerome powell had to say. >>if the economy remains strong and inflation does not continue to move sustainably toward 2%, we can dial back

policy restraint, more slowly. >>a sense, today's sell-off could be healthy because stocks have been getting very overvalued. all have more on that in the next hour. now let's switch gears and take a look at the environmental protection agency which has given its approval to california's plan to cut off sales of new gas-powered vehicles by the year 2035. that move is intended to accelerate sales of electric vehicles and lessen the states and the country's reliance on fossil fuels as a way to counter climate change. however, president elect trump has already signaled that he's going to repeal any such federal re prove so it's possible even probable that this last-minute decision by the biden administration could be short-lived. california's efforts to lessen demand for fossil fuels are opposed by both the auto industry and the fossil fuels industry. the supreme court says it is prepared to take up the matter as well. back to you. >>together, alex and eddie van

halen went on to form one of the most successful bands of all time in van halen. now in a new book titled brothers, alex tells the story of the 2 brothers from pasadena whose work ethic took them straight to the top. they'll call cause the interview in the entertainment report. >>i had the unique opportunity to head to the house of alex when alan and shot with the co-founding van halen member about his new book brothers. here's a snippet of that interview. >>why did you make the conscious decision to stop a book in 1984? because the original ban was the band, driving force. after that, it became much more. i can't explain but it's not to say that it was not any good. in our best at that whatever we were doing. but it wasn't the same. >>and we're the first record going platinum incredible that that's something you can really never expect to happen again. you know, it was later

on was that was a different. that's not that's for another book. but the excitement and the confusion and the groping in the dark, if you will. and although all the mistakes that we made it all the all the bs we have the juror. >>and then to recognize is the very end. you know. maybe we have more one more record in us. what you're writing this book deal to coming. but reflecting on all these stories from your childhood is not easy. >>it's easy because rather than being cathartic. it just kind of drove it in deeper. very painful and parts in part because you know, i think a lot of people are aware of it and went too soon. in my opinion, i'm not i'm not the man. it's there's i don't make the decisions and all that. but nonetheless, i had my way, i'd bring it back for a couple more years to know the school officials are going go do something together with a bit or i probably with the not be musical you know that it's the

fact that we were brothers overrides the career overrides what we did for a living because ultimately you can you can convince people that this is your life and it's it's a way to make a living for us. it's a way to put food on the table if you don't, if you don't. perform up to the standard of or you're hired to play yanking the and that's that's the that's the hard lesson that most people don't understand. yes, it was nice to have all the success. yeah, it was great. the people idolize the band and whatnot. but the reality is it's discipline. >>and it's a career and it's a job. >>brothers available where books are sold with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. kolk. >>coming up, can neuriva support

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when you need to remember, remember neuriva. the house ethics committee voting to release its report on former florida congressman matt gaetz right before christmas. the report that the committee previously voted not to release is now the results of a years long probe into several allegations against gaetz news. nation's joe khalil reports. the ethics report against matt gaetz is in fact going to be released and made public. after all. we didn't know that. >>just a day or so ago, there was this long back and forth in the house ethics committee about whether or not they were going to release this report a few weeks ago they were set to release it on a friday and wednesday evening of that week, congressman matt gaetz resign and became former congressman. he was offered

the attorney general nomination by donald trump. obviously he's no longer in contention for that, but because he resigned the house ethics committee no longer technically had jurisdiction over him. so they had a choice to make and they voted 5 to 5. they were deadlocked on not releasing the report. well, since then, that has now changed. and we've learned that they did, in fact, vote again. now they're going to recent just to remind everyone at home the allegations matt gaetz was facing that the house ethics committee was investigating very serious. the allegations were a relationship with a minor along with paying honored across state lines along with some other things. now, again, methods has never been charged with anything but the department justice investigated him for those allegations and the house ethics committee has now spent 2 plus years looking into those very charges. well, now we're going to finally at some point between now and the end of the year. see what that report actually details. a

congressman gaetz has had his spats. he's made some enemies not just with democrats here in congress, but with many republicans, people in his own party. so as we talk to republicans today, there were some that in his corner and felt like this report shouldn't ever see the light of day. other said for the sake of transparency, release it. take a listen. >>i think it's high time they did. this was a public report prepared with public funds about public conduct of a public official. course, the public has a right to he's not even the mound, but now. so i think it's unfortunate politics you know, honest. all of this reports don't go over property due process is we need to have legislative. >>grand chute, a look at judicial branch really to do things like that. the congressman gaetz has already taken to axe relatively quickly, actually and responded to this. and he basically defended. >>his own innocence, pointing out that again, he was never charged with anything. he also went on to say that in his

30's, he probably partied, drank, smoked and woman aisd too much. but he said none of that permit behavior was ever criminal. >>president elect trump is now telling lawmakers to vote against the government funding bill republican leadership in the house is trying to pass. congress has until friday night to avoid a government shutdown. washington correspondent some love walks us through the current bill on the table. >>speaker mike johnson's original plan to keep the government open wasn't very popular among house republicans. but after president-elect donald trump came out against the bill, more republicans joined him. looks like we aren't sure what cr is as it stands right now. the clock's ticking to avoid a government shutdown. why are we doing this yet? again? you know, here we are against another deadline. speaker mike johnson is original proposal to avoid a shutdown would fund the government at the same levels through mid-march. >>that plan is fine with most

republicans, but it included billions in new spending, which is not do add one single thing to it because again, that's the cleanest argument. president-elect donald trump railed against speaker johnson's original plan telling republicans to, quote, get smart and tough trump's allies, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy went as far as to suggest the government should stay shut down until president elect trump takes office. i think people want to get out of here and that is the holidays with 2 deadlines approaching the friday night, government shutdown deadline and christmas next week. democrats are blaming republicans for bringing the country closer to a shutdown. house republicans have. now unilaterally decided. to break. a bipartisan agreement. that they made. we don't expect any more votes in the house tonight. so if congress is going to pass a bill to keep the government open, they don't have much time to get it through the house. the senate and then to president joe

biden's desk by friday night in washington. i'm today simlot back to you. >>hamas says they're still holding nearly 100 people hostage and u.s. lawmakers are pushing to finally bring them back home wednesday, a bipartisan group of congresswoman rally to bring renewed attention. so the fight to free the hostages, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt shares their plea. >>for many, the holidays are all about family and you're done going in is still holding out hope she'll be able to celebrate the season with her sister ng for a christmas miracle. >>to light the menorah candles with our loved ones. but for that to happen, hamas would have to free romy because right now she's one of nearly 100 people being held hostage. it's a horror of the eagle knows from experience because hamas kidnapped her and her husband, keith on october 7th. we renters so many moments. >>but i thought that you're going to die of the vote was free during a temporary

cease-fire, but her husband, keith, who's an american citizen, is still among those being held hostage. and we need him out before will be too late. members of congress from both parties say they're not giving up the fight to free the hostages. the importance of uniting as americans, not as republicans or democrats, but as americans. >>to bring the hostages home now cannot be overstated. congresswoman kat cammack says she and the other congresswoman plan to keep the attention on this issue because the war between israel and hamas has been raging for 14 months. and congresswoman kathy manning says any extra day is one too many for the hostages. and every day i find myself sickened. >>i thinking about what they must be going through. negotiators say they are moving closer to a cease-fire between israel and hamas and congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz cars that encouraging there is always reason for hope. >>there is new optimism that an agreement could finally be close to arriving, though. officials caution, there are still key details they need to

work out in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>house lawmakers are trying to figure out how prevent foreign interference in u.s. elections. >>they say the u.s. needs to close some loopholes and strengthen lost to help washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on wednesday's hearing describing it all. >>during a house hearing wednesday, lawmakers and experts outlined how foreign adversaries tried to influence the last election. one way they say is through hoax videos, a fake video depicting someone burning ballots. another is foreign spending on state ballot initiatives. we were able to trace 37 million in foreign back cop funds coming into 8 competitive ballot issues, other methods of interference coming from questionable donations on digital platforms. system for identifying individuals is quite broken. wisconsin congressman brian style says bad actors can also take advantage of legal loopholes to spend money on campaigns is

currently legal for foreign nationals to indirectly funnel money through 501 c organizations. these organizations can then channel that money to super pacs or another 501, c to directly help a candidate or influence the policy. lawmakers say congress needs to close those loopholes and strengthen laws that keep foreign money out of elections were all under attack. bradley bowman with the foundation for defense of democracies says the main countries of concern are russia, iran and china. russia sought to undermine vice president harris's campaign and iran attacked president elect donald trump's campaign. china for its part attacked both candidates. bowman says republicans and democrats will need to work together to find solutions to. this is absolutely in my my view, a national security issue and we make a would be a mistake to make it a partisan war in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >>more news weather and sports

san francisco woman is speaking out about the moment. she says police tackled her to the ground and ridicule terror. the incident from earlier this year was captured on police body camera footage today. the public defender's office has filed a complaint kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>it's been nearly 5 months since amelia jones says she was tackled and arrested by san francisco police. while the bruises have healed, she says she's still on edge around officers. we do want to warn you some of the video you see may be disturbing. it's really shocking and obviously was not something that i was expecting on that morning. what was supposed to be another workday changed in the blink of an eye for emilia

jones? on july, 24th jones as she was walking her bike on sacramento street in san francisco when she came upon. police in riot gear lined up on a war in gaza. protests. >>jones says she saw officers tackle another >>for police officers jumped on top of her and had her pinned down on the ground. jones says she started yelling for others to help her as officers started to corner her. >>spring street. >>panic and confusion and really just desperation to get out of that situation was the main thing going through my head. officers can be seen tackling jones to the ground to arrest her. >>while in custody, jones as they started to ridicule her, they were just insinuating that i was doing it for

attention. >>which and absurd thing to say. jones spent 36 hours in jail and was charged with resisting or obstructing an executive officer. >>battery on a peace officer and resisting arrest. a judge eventually dropped all of the charges after reviewing this body cam footage watched it together with my partner. >>and you know, he was crying watching it and kind of like both of us were like shaking was validating to see the footage and kind of be like, ok, i didn't do anything. and i did not deserve that. and the public defenders, integrity unit agreed so much. so they helped jones filed a complaint against the department for excessive force filed on december 18th. so that won't happen again. so we address. >>the behavior i would like to see disciplinary action against them. the department of police accountability will be reviewing this complaint and then sending recommendations to the police

chief that should take anywhere between 9 months up to a year. we reached out to sfpd and they said they cannot comment on any pending complaint. meanwhile, jones says she's considering a civil lawsuit for all of the emotional damages that she endured. i'm sara stinson reporting back to. >>the california air resources board will soon begin reviewing applications for its california e-bike incentive voucher program. the program supports e-bike access for low-income families around the state. tony salazar has more details. >>the vouchers worth up $2000 and can be to be like a discount that can be used a line for those selected retailers, including local ones here in downtown sacramento, like mike's bikes right behind now, this project is all aimed at creating a lower cost barrier to a technology that can essentially replace cars, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ultimately lower transportation costs. now, let's get to more of these details because to apply for a

$2000 voucher and applicant must be over 18 years of age, verify household income below some forms and complete an online application now about her priority will be giving to applicants at or below the 225% federal poverty level. for example, for one individual that would mean making at or less than $33,885 every year. now applicants making more than i can still qualify. the just will be given priority for this voucher. now you can find more details laid out for you on bike incentives, dot org. now, once that applicant is approved, they must watch and a bike training video before getting that voucher e-bike use the bikes scooters and mopeds do not qualify for this statewide program and it's not just any bike, by the way, the bikes have to be a specific class time have working pedals have a minimum of a one year warranty and be fully assembled. once the applicant is approved, the $2000 voucher can cover the cost of the bike, letting that applicant customize it to their liking. one resident, we caught up

with gathering his forms to apply for a voucher. i think it's going to be awesome to have it because i want to go faster than traditional bikes is letting me go. >>and that e-bike will help me get. zoom, where we get get there faster. while the application cycle opens up this evening at 06:00pm. and councilman eric who held a press conference yesterday just alerting the public of this new initiative. >>he tells me there's approximately 1500 vouchers up for grabs tonight at 6,000 for those who are unable to get approved, they'll be more of these cycles. more of these allotments coming up as early as spring of 2025. that's the very latest. we're here in downtown sacramento, covering local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. >>college football bowl season is in full swing tonight. bay area was representing down in so cal cal in the la bowl at

sofi stadium taking on 24th ranked unlv a classic acc mountain west matchup the game hosted by rob gronkowski. we're all trying to figure out what he's doing these days. i guess this is it. i heard that were without quarterback fernando mendoza, it they're going to be without him. he entered the transfer portal last week on the other side, unlv qb hodgman alika williams was in action and look at the merritt out came 49 yard touchdown. the freshman gives unlv a 73 lead. but callahan says with a freshman today, harris takes the handoff. what's it to do is i am mark me. >>his way through the rebels, defense 29 yards and the score and it's to 7 bears. jacob de jesus springs, the rebels back with a nifty 9 yard touchdown here. but his bat flip celebration was even more impressive. a producer pete were telling rest his four-year-old daughter. certainly like that. we lived in the 3rd quarter now rebels

up 14 13 break this down for harris left the game with an injury that was bad news for the bears. freshman cj coming under duress tries to throw a backwards it's a live ball recovered by the rebels for unlv ball deep bear territory. very next highland, james. and going to take the kerry. and rumble. 23 to the end zone. unlv goes on to win. 24 to 13, it's their first bowl victory since 24 years. kept all right. now to the pros and the forty-niners. his playoff hopes. >>are technically still alive. but it's less than a one percent chance. this point. so you're telling me there's a chance there's been some talk nationally about kyle shanahan and whether a team like the chicago bears with the young qb should try to pry him from the forty-niners. that topic even came up on monday night football this week when hall of fame quarterback troy aikman discuss the possibility. take a listen.

>>a discussion about you give up some picks and see if you can maybe make a deal for a guy like shanahan. because he would develop a quarterback and he's a of a head coach. that's a better and coaching experience as an offensive guy. it never know the answer to that. it's that they're going to be. >>well, there is a precedent for teams completing a deal for a head coach, jon gruden and sean payton both come to mind. but in those instances, unlike with shanahan, the trade coach wanted to leave their current team for greener pastures. kyle wants to stay at his press conference today. shanahan was asked about 8 minutes comments. i mean, it's. >>it's really unbelievable. that's a story. but people to state an opinion and everyone likes to keep repeating it because they're probably not a lot of talk about with us right now with more. that's what happens. but that's an

example of our world every atmosphere, not just sports. he's a nice cool as businesses. politics is everything. so it just can't make stuff of soap. that's really not the reality of her situation. what i've said is exactly what situation isn't. anyone who is close to me has a clue what we talk about. i don't think they worry about that at all. >>and that doesn't here for us at kron 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news at o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching.

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