michael bodin joining us now. we do know that they are expanding the search around the perimeter of the property. but your analysis, sir, on what we know up to this hour. >> well, my analysis primarily from the autopsy findings and forensic pathology is that one cannot from an autopsy determine what knife weapon was used except to determine the width and length of the blade but not the handle. it is concerning to me that everybody just assuming that's the murder weapon of the photograph we've seen. it can only come from other sources. unlike gunshot wounds, you recover the bullet and the bullet tells you exactly what gun it was fired from. many different kinds of knives can leave the same stab wounds in the body. that's one aspect of it. the other aspect is depending on the kinds of wounds on the body would indicate who was alive, who wasn't -- who was awake, who wasn't awake when they were administered. whether there was a struggle, whether there were defensive marks that would indicate a struggle and possible fi

michael bodin.o to the evidence side of this, are you at all concerned about how much time has gone by? we are at the eight-day mark as far as collecting evidence and you talk about fingerprents and if there were gloves, it doesn't matter, they would still be able to track somebody down potentially with that? >> if there was blood being spread around, however, d.n.a. especially can be gotten by just touch d.n.a. if a person is not wearing gloves or by the person cutting themselves on the bloody knife that he is stabbing people with or by the fingernail scraping from the persons who are receiving defensive wounds, may have scratched an individual. the fingernail scratching d.n.a. they would have from the autopsies. if there was a sexual assault, which there wasn't, they would have that from the autopsy and could have been working from the day of autopsy. at the scene, have to be looking for blood from the perpetrator or touch d.n.a. if he wasn't wearing gloveings. they haven't said anything about wo

you have to really think architecturally and that was bodin real specialty. so, yes, neither one of them were thinking as decorators. what backdrops could they create. but she ultimately had her eye on the final outcome and what would be the final solution. so, it's very interesting to see the push and pull. she ultimately got which he wanted. but you saw the growth that she had. again, she was a lifelong student. i'm glad you mentioned mckinney white. when miss kennedy started her project she's got to be very focused on 1802, the earliest period of the white house occupancy in the furnishings of monroe. it was really mr. dupont who encouraged her to look beyond that to the full breadth of the history of the white house. remember, she came upon at herself when she started understanding the architecture of these, rooms which were created in 1902 by mick can meet and white. she came to an appreciation of that period of architecture, which i think played into her position of those buildings in new york city later on. but she was a master diplomat for dealing wit

we have a district attorney race that is real heated up in san francisco with the recall done for bodine, but the woman who took $100,000 and is corrupt, we call her brooke the creek, i don't -- the crook, i don't -- host: sounds like your ballot booklet must be fairly thick to go through. caller: oh, yeah, it is huge. there are tons of things on the ballot initiative. in san francisco, even more. a lot of people are confused about a lot of it. there is the city college in san francisco that has been having a lot of financial problems, so they want to up the funding into the city college so that they can continue to have the kind of programs that people need to adopt, like medical -- host: appreciate your call this morning, brenda. mandy zoch, for the number of measures voters there have to consider? guest: we focus on statewide ballot measures, but so many cities and local areas will have their own ballot measures, too, which makes the ballot even longer. the caller mention california gambling measures. those are interesting because there have been almost half $1 billion spent on those

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mayor london breed appointed her during the after the recall of ben chaser, bodine and then earlier tonight, jenkins addressed the crowd and what sounded a lot like a victory speech. i feel very thrilled about where these results are at this point. um and just can't tell you how thankful i am to san francisco and to this army of people who stand for the right thing. and i do also want to give a shout out right now to mayor london breed. who did, of course, spend a lot of hours trying to figure out who she should appoint. she entrusted me to do this job. he wants san francisco. they want to be all say they feel like challenges around public safety have gotten out of control. and so the bigger issue here is accountability. and making sure that when those lines are crossed, that we can trust the top person who's responsible for prosecution to do their jobs and to address it, it doesn't always mean jail time. it could mean giving someone a second chance. it could mean rehabilitation, it could mean someone who's struggling with mental illness who needs to be in a facility to get some help and su

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>> so in san francisco, they recalled chester bodin because of the same accusations he was recalled and got the same da out in los angeles and going after larry krasner in philadelphia with the same accusations lee zeldin is putting on alvin bragg and shows race has nothing do to it's the position and policies you have. what i did when you guys asked me to do the story, i texted lee zeldin and he gave me a fiery response that i just gave to the news division but i'll read you the response. three things, he says if he was not -- if he was serious about cracking down on crime, he'd get rid of procriminal policies like the halt act, less is more and raising age. then saying our criticism of bragg has nothing do with the skin color but being the weakest and procriminal das in the country and bragg keeps on focusing on the facts that murders and shootings are down. good, congratulations, i'm happy about that but every major -- the other major, z seven mayor criminal categories are up to the tune of 70% from 2021 to 2022. it's up 25%. think about how different, pete, that is from what we were

in july, mayor breed appointed jenkins to fill the district attorney's position after chasing bodine was recalled. if the election results hold. she'll complete against term, which ends in january of 2024. so for more now, on this conversation, we welcome the chronicles senior political writer joe carefully, joe. thank you so much for joining us. good to be back. good to see you guys. you just heard jenkins there, she just said based on the numbers. they're at the point where they can declare victory here. what does the victory mean for the office and her relationship with mayor breed? to be clear that we have the chronicle. we have not declared jenkins the victor there yet, so that's still outstanding and she and those two only crime issue in san francisco right now and there. there will be tied at the hip on this one sam francisco voters have shown by when they when they booted chaser boudin that they, the district attorney. as you is responsible for crime in the city. you can't fire the police chief. you can't fire the police department, but you can recall the district attorney or

in july, mayor breed appointed jenkins to fill the seat of chasing bodine after voters recalled him.tion marks the first time jenkins has officially run for the seat. jenkins joined us for a live interview, which is the past hour of mornings on to some of our critics have said she was too closely aligned with the mayor. we asked her if now that she's been elected by the people of san francisco, she would be adjusting her relationship with mayor breed. i don't feel that there's a need to adjust it. the mayor has never tried to tell me how to do this job. she trusted me to leave this office and to restore accountability to the city, and that's what i've done independently. but of course, i love the fact that she supportive. it's important that the leaders of san francisco worked together. jenkins says she will continue to pursue the policy changes she enacted when she was appointed. votes for both candidates in the race for mayor of the city of santa clara are nearly split. 50 50 incumbent, lisa gilmore, is just a percentage points ahead of anthony becker. the san francisco 40 niners p

bodine as d. a this includes stops related to vandalism, soliciting sex, trespassing and illegal dumping. this weekend is time to turn your clocks back an hour turned the our turn the clock back at two am, if you're awake on sunday morning, otherwise do it. when you go to bed on saturday night, your phone will most likely make that change automatically. meanwhile, the move to make daylight saving time permanent is still on hold . the sunshine protection act. bill was approved in the senate earlier in the year but has since been stalled in the house. the energy and commerce committee is still working for votes to get it passed. alright guys, your time is 708. the sierra has fresh snow headed that way and right now and over the next week, they've been blanket with blanketed with snow . some areas seeing as much as 17 inches of fresh snow earlier this week, and yet another systems expected during the weekend, but steve has told us it will be mostly rain. but starting monday more snow could be on the

mayor breed in july appointed jenkins to fill the d a position after chasing bodine was recalled.allengers are former police commissioners who say they worry jenkins is too close to the mayor of san francisco really needed an independent prosecutor. somebody who's removed from city hall, whose separate and willing to take on corruption and crime wherever wherever it comes up barometer of you know how voters feel in san francisco about whether or not they feel safe enough in this city? whether or not our district attorney is ethical enough. if she is doing enough to in the last four months we've seen crime, of course, has gone up in the last four months, so we'll see. jenkins complete boudin's term, which ends in january of 2024. she'll likely have another year on the job because proposition h is currently passing an age syncs up san francisco elections to even number presidential elections, and it's meant to increase voter turnout seven your time right now, turning now to the race for california governor gavin newsom celebrating a strong victory. his biggest challenge was from rep

we have a district attorney race that is real heated up in san francisco with the recall done for bodinethe woman who took $100,000 and is corrupt, we call her brooke the creek, i don't -- the crook, i don't -- host: sounds like your ballot booklet must be fairly thick to go through. caller: oh, yeah, it is huge. there are tons of things on the ballot initiative. in san francisco, even more. a lot of people are confused about a lot of it. there is the city college in san francisco that has been having a lot of financial problems, so they want to up the funding into the city college so that they can continue to have the kind of programs that people need to adopt, like medical -- host: appreciate your call this morning, brenda. mandy zoch, for the number of measures voters there have to consider? guest: we focus on statewide ballot measures, but so many cities and local areas will have their own ballot measures, too, which makes the ballot even longer. the caller mention california gambling measures. those are interesting because there have been almost half $1 billion spent on those two me