investigative reporter bigad shaban has a preview fo >>> a bizarre story involving a dead woman.nvestigative reporter bigad shaban has a preview for us. >> this all centers around an attorney we've told you about before. ten years ago, the state bar accused him of taking advantage of clients. now the state bar is going after him again, accusing the lawyer of defrauding an elderly woman of more than $150,000. according to the charges, the attorney helped create a construction company as a front to funnel money out of that woman's trust. the attorney says he has a heart of gold and tells us he was only trying to protect his client. >> does any of that make sense to you? >> it doesn't make sense to me -- no, it doesn't. >> what really happened and what does this all have to do with a 5% discount at lowe's? we investigate tonight at 11:00. >>> he's youthful, stylish and a world leader. he's coming to the bay area for a high profile visit tomorrow. canada's prime minister justin trudeau kicking off his four-day trip to the u.s. he arrives in the city tomorrow and will bring a message

investigative reporter bigad shaban has been digging into what's driving up those numbers.nvestigation. here is look at the conversation. >>> when you talk about car break-ins people roll their eyes, it's either happened to them or someone they know. you all dug deep, what did you find out? >> certainly a lot of frustration. this is something that's become a bit of a norm in the san francisco, whether you live in the city or are visiting. we looked at the some 30,000 car break-ins that were filed last year, we actually discovered that police were only able to make arrests in about 1.7% of cases. the other thing we learned that largely these are crimes being committed not by someone acting alone but organized crime rings. the statistics point to 70 or 80% of these crimes are being committed by teams of people. >> when you all investigate you truly investigate. you all put hidden cameras throughout one of the cars. >> we did. one of the things we wanted to show people is how quickly these crimes can be committed and how fast people are able to get away. we actually outfitted

i'm bigad shaban.te the diseased streets of san francisco coming up. >>> and remember we are your home for the 2018 olympic winter games. starting at 5:00 tonight watch the ice dance gold medal final, we will show the women's halfpipe gold medal finals featuring maddie bowman. and the final runs in the two-man bobsled competition as well. reveals a dangerous concocn of drug needles, garbage, and feces lining the streets of downtown san investigation reveals a dangerous concoction of drugs, needles, garbage and feces lining the streets of downtown san francisco. >> investigative reporter bigad shaban explains why parts of the city are being compared to some of the worst slums in the world. >> good morning. what we found are diseased streets that are not only disgusting, they're potentially dangerous. to get a real sense of this problem my producer and i walked the streets ourselves. together we surveyed 153 blocks of downtown san francisco. we inspected more than 20 miles of the city. here is what we fo

bigad shaban gives us a preview. >> we have all heard horror stories about san francisco's diseased streetsrse yet, you may have seen or smelled them yourself. we went block by block in some of the most popular tourist areas of the city and found not only disgusting but dangerous conditions. near hotels, a police station, even a preschool. >> so for kids as young as two you are talking about needles? >> yeah, because it's so prevalent on the sidewalk. >> we've learned millions of your tax dolores are spent each year cleaning human waste and needles. so why are the streets still so filthy and who is to blame? we investigate tonight at 11:00. >> we will see you then. >>> still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news -- >> and we are not going to let the 17 bullets we just took take us down. >> it is emotional, sítents in florida calling for change. the action they're planning next month. >>> plus a new push from russia amid doping sanctions during the winter games. what they wantcmz to have happ before the closing ceremony. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class securi

tonight at 11:00 investigative reporter bigad shaban goes undercover to expose what law enforcement ising an epidemic. bigas has a preview for us. >> good morning. san francisco has reached a breaking point over the city's roughly 30,000 car break-ins each year. tonight at 11:00 we will ride along with police and take you behind the scenes of a sting. plus, the district attorney office has harsh words over how police have handled these crimes, we will tell you why. and we go under cover ourselves. >> we want you to show you how quickly someone can break into a car and get away. we outfitted our car with four hidden cameras. >> you will definitely want to see what they managed to capture next. plus we will explain how come in the city are now using technology to fight back. that's all tonight at 11:00. >>> looking forward to that report. a final journey for the man called america's pastor. thousands of people lined the streets of north carolina to bid farewell to the late reverend billy graham. the famous evangelist died this week at the age of 99. a 130 mile trek brought him to his chi

our own bigad shaban took a look at that in his investigative piece.y often takes tourists by surprise. realistically you have to point to the renovation and rebuilding of mosconi center. i just tweeted out a link to the report. i know you've seen t a lot of people have seen it. >> a lot of people have talked about it. >> just shocking. we've all walked the streets of san francisco hundreds of times. we knew, but it's even worse, i think, than we thought. >> oh, yeah, completely. it's a beautiful city. beautiful city. >>> we have some happy new this morning for those students at marjory stoneman douglas high school. this is where that florida shooting took place. the school's hockey team is returning as state champions. the victory comes less than two weeks after that gunman killed 17 other fellow students. the varsity hockey team started out as the bottom seed in that tournament but came back to upset the top seed in the semi-finals. they won the title match yesterday afternoon. the players say after that shooting that they weren't sure who would actu

bigad shaban has been digging into this story. >>> the golden state warriors are on defense this morningnd it's minority and small business owners who are on the opposing side. blaming the warriors for who they're hiring and not hiring to build their billion dollar arena. key development areas in san francisco the city sets a goal to assign 50% of the work to small businesses. construction firms are required to make a good faith effort to meet that mark, but with more than 80% of the construction projects already assigned for the warriors arena, we've learned over 18% of the work is actually going to small businesses. remember the goal is 50%. minority-owned businesses only scored 1.4% of the work. the warriors declined to speak with us on camera but say not all small businesses are capable of working on such a large project. the team also told us it's exceeded the city's requirements on making a good faith effort to meet those hiring goals. the city of san francisco tells us it does monitor whether developers actually make a good faith effort to assign 50% of their work to small busines