>> good evening, pamela. i think the basis of this issue was whether or not there's an impartiality and whether that could be called into question such that it would impair your judgment to evaluate the case. and based upon what this judge did, pamela, with respect to sentencing, january 6th defendant, she was making comments that were appropriate to those defendants. not so much indicating that she had a bias towards mr. trump. so predicated upon the legal standard of that impartiality, this did not meet the mark. this being the arguments that trump lawyers made. i think it was an appropriate decision based upon the law and the standard which would require resu recusal. that was not met. >> there's a lot going on with donald trump. back to the new york case. i want to bring in jamie. the new york case is where we find trump's business empire in jeopardy based on this judge's ruling yesterday. how personal is this for trump, whose brand is everything to him. >> pamela, it couldn't get any more personal. this

cnn tonight with pamela brown starts right. no i can see how your concern, hey abby thanks so much for that. good evening everyone i'm pamela brown. lots going on on capitol hill. right now you're looking at the house floor live where members are voting on the appropriation bill, the last one expected to fail and it's just another example of the dysfunction pushing the this country that much closer to a government shutdown saturday and midnight. and amid this parade of dysfunction, it's real americans will be paying the price while the elected representatives were supposed to be working for you, they aren't doing that. if there is a shutdown, 4 million federal employees and more than 1 million active duty troops won't get paid until it's over. and there could be massive disruption to air travel it's as tens of thousands of air controllers will be forced to work without pay. talk about a waste of time. so what warehouse republicans doing today when they could've been trying to resolve all of this? they held an inquiry into the i

>> not well at all, pamela. i mean it's been a chaotic couple of months for our military on the backs of tommy tuberville blocking military promotions for over 300 senior flag-grade officers. now they're facing a potential shutdown. now you've got the former commander in chief threatening death to our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. look, general mark milley, you can hear it. he is a leader. he's a patriot, a man of integrity, a man of honor. he's a man who served his country for his entire life. for the former commander in chief to attack him and threaten his life is ridiculous. it's reckless, and it's radical. it's bad for our national security. right now vladimir putin is watching this, and he's celebrating. our enemies are celebrating. to see a former commander in chief attacking the senior leader of our military and, by default, the entire military is unprecedented. it's unconscionable, and i think jack smith is right to try to gag him because this is bad for our national security. this is treasonous

i'm pamela brown. >>> votes going on at the moment on capitol hill. you're looking live at the house floor where members are voting on appropriation bills, the last one expected to fail and it's just another example of the dysfunction pushing this country that much closer to a government shutdown saturday at midnight. amid this parade of dysfunction, it's real americans who will be paying the price while the elected representatives who are supposed to be working for you, they aren't doing that. if there is a shutdown, 4 million federal employees and more than 1 million active duty troops won't get paid until it's over and there could be massive disruption to air travel as tens of thousands of air traffic controllers would be forced to work without pay. talk about a waste of time, what were house republicans doing today when they could have been trying to resolve all of this? they held the first hearing in the impeachment inquiry of president joe biden and one of the witnesses called directly undercut the gop narrative by admitting there is no evidence

i voted for pamela price. i feel so stupid right now. patricia harris and her husband say their son jaren purvis, is a homicide victim. they're upset that the person responsible for shooting and killing their son is charged with involuntary manslaughter instead of the original charge of murder with special circumstance charges. the da says it was an accidental shooting. the victim's parents disagree. she won't meet with us to explain how she came to her decision. she says she's busy with her budget. we have 6000 victims that we were serving and so it was not fair for me to pick or choose one family over another. and so what i did, what we were already doing was to increase the number of advocates. and that's where we get they are our lifeline. price took only written questions that were submitted before and during the town hall. she addressed property crime by saying that the county is receiving $2 million from the state for organized retail theft prosecution in. we're going to fund a prosecutor. it will include a an inspector as well as

i voted for pamela price. >> i am mad at myself every day. now the couple says da price reduced the sentence against their son's accused killer from merder to involuntary manslaughter. he never did. prison time is not on parole. he's getting probation. no strike, no gun enhancement. nothing. the 2 sat front row at the town hall and asked why their son's killer only got 2 and a half years. price responded. you know, we chart people with 25 years. >> if you do a murder to 25 years to life, that is the law. >> price spent most of her time talking about restorative justice, racism of juveniles in the justice system and the recidivism rate on august. 15th, formal papers were filed to recall price. the county sent them back saying they want some of the format to be changed. now chan tells us that they plan to resubmit those papers this week and they hope to start sending out the petition for signatures in september. i'm sara stinson reporting in fremont. back to you. >> governor gavin newsom is weighing in on san francisco's homeless encampments. h

that doesn't mean it's going to be some sort of permanent fix, pamela. they'll replace those people. obviously they'll put a new leader in, and the russian fleet is not going anywhere out of the black sea, but for a while it will have a significant impact on their ability to operate. >> to follow up on that, can the u.s. confirm whether this commander was killed along with 33 other russians as ukraine says? >> no, we cannot. >> how far do these attacks on occupied crimea go in disrupting russia's fight on the front line? >> i think it's important if you look at the map, crimea is critical to continue the occupation north of crimea, north of the peninsula and up the eastern side of the country into the donbas. crimea acts as a bit of a staging ground, not just for attacks from the black sea, but also to be able to replenish and resource their troops particularly in the southern part of ukraine. it makes perfect sense that ukraine would want to hit strategic targets inside crimea to try to hamper their ability to use crimea as a staging base, if you will,

. >> reporter: pamela reeder, her husband keenan, and their two girls lost their home of 13 years. she'd like to rebuild in the community she loves, but restarting seems so far away, and so much here, including the air itself, has changed. >> when we moved into lahaina, we didn't even have air-conditioning, and then all of a sudden it's noticeably hotter. fire was never any part of what we thought about here, and now it's definitely something >> reporter: pamela's fears are grounded in science. researchers say the hawaiian islands have been consumed by a 20-year drought. how many of these weather stations are there in the state >> about 40 of them up right now. >> reporter: hydrologist chris schuller says dry grasses spike fire risk. >> these grasses respond really fast when it rains, so if we have a wet winter, they'll grow up, and if we have a dry summer, then they'll die and turn into a really large fuel load >> reporter: here in what's considered the wet part of maui, the lush greenery, the massive waterfalls fueled in part because of up to 300 inches of rainfall that this part

. >> emotions coming out in the east bay where the alameda county district attorney, pamela price, hosted her latest talk with neighbors there. the conversation working towards building a better bay area. good evening. thanks for being here. i'm julian glover. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. price has been doing town halls in several communities over the summer. the most recent was at a local church this past weekend and she was in two other oakland neighborhoods in august and july. most have been met with a mix of supporters and opponents . >> abc seven news reporter tim johns was in fremont for tonight's community conversation. and a small protest happening right outside . >> about 100 people packed the niles discovery church in fremont wednesday. over 300 more were on zoom. the reason, a chance to talk with alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> i believe in reform. i don't believe in letting murderers out on close to no charges. so there has to be punishment before you can have reform. recall pamela price. >> patricia harris was one of those in attendance at a recall price rally ah

but pamela price says justice is her top priority.amber lee was at that meeting and tells us what happened. marcella price, i need your help. about one hour into the town hall meeting with alameda county district attorney pamela price, the mother of a homicide victim, was among the people in the audience who openly expressed their frustration. it was a full house at niles discovery church in fremont. the event had largely been uneventful until the outburst. the police hands are tied. so what if they catch the criminals? they're not being prosecute suited. rico. pamela price it was anger and emotion that started with a rally outside held by people who want to recall price, who's been on the job only since january. i voted for pamela price. i feel so stupid right now. patricia harris and her husband say their son jaren purvis, is a homicide victim. they're upset that the person responsible for shooting and killing their son is charged with involuntary manslaughter. daughter instead of the original charge of murder with special circumsta

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recall pamela price. >> patricia harris was one of those in attendance at a recall price rally ahead of the meeting, she told us she voted for the da but now regrets it. harris says after her son was killed, she believes price didn't prosecute his killer harshly enough. the person that did it was up on murder charges up until now. >> pamela price took office, reduced all the charges to involuntary, took all the enhancements away. >> as a father of town halls, the price is done. in the past, there were several heated moments. some people even got so frustrated that they stormed out of the event. what is there? >> a former cop and former veterans? i'm a victim here. they're not being prosecuted. and in your head, one of those who left was laura koski, who says she thinks price avoided answering audience questions. >> i listened to her over and over again talking about how, you know, people in jail are so mistreated and we have to get them out. and we're over incarcerating and price, however, defended her record throughout the night. >> she spoke about the reforms she's brought to the d

he threw the punches in oakleaf elected all kron. 4 news. >> as alameda county district attorney pamela price address public safety concerns during a town hall in fremont groups are gathering calling for her removal. the meeting was in an effort to give the community a chance to learn more about the mission of price's office in the crowd, a mix of both people in favor and against pamela price before it all started recall leaders were holding a rally. many of them, our family members of gun violence victims, including the widow of kron, 4 security guard kevin nishita who was killed while on assignment with one of our reporters in 2021, the man accused of killing him had his sentence reduced from murder to involuntary manslaughter by district attorney price. >> the people got to know that we need to recall pamela price because she's not defending. >> the victims. >> last month, former paper formal papers were filed to recall pamela price. supporters of the recall say the county wants to see format changes so they will be resubmitting those papers this week. and then the county has to resp

good evening everyone, i'm pamela brown. anything you say can and be used against you in a court of law. the famous miranda rights are obviously not a concern to donald trump, at least not during his recent tv interview spree. because what he's revealing will likely be played in his trials, including the significant admission that he himself was the decider, the orchestrator of the efforts to overturn the election. >> you hire them, you never meet these people, you get a recommendation, they turn out to be wrought, and so they turn out to be not so good. in many cases, i didn't respect him. but i did respect others. i respected many others that said the election was rigged. >> were you calling the shots though, mister president? >> as to whether or not i believed it was rigged, sure. it was my decision. >> his decision, not only is the admission striking, but it completely contradicts one of the defenses that his lawyers had floated that trump was just listening to his legal counsel. >> you are entitled to believe interest a

attorney, pamela price, before the start of a town hall meeting. the complaints by the families of crime victims that price is too soft on crime and questioning pg and e's plan to raise monthly rates for customers. how much those bills could go up and what the utilities are being told to do instead of raising those bills. from ktvu fox two news, this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. thursday morning september 14th which means it is it's friday eve. it's friday eve. as we look to the weekend forecast, let's check in with steve paulson for today and the weekend or tomorrow. cooler, cooler. cooler. cooler. cooler. cooler. cooler. i like that. 50s on the temps. much bigger fog bank moving in today and temperatures which warmed up a little bit yesterday. about five degrees are starting to come down today because the fog bank is making a move. there's a little low that's going to come in underneath and that's helping to enhance that fog bank

. >> i voted for pamela price. i am mad at myself every day. now. >> now at 11 people wanting to recall alameda county's district attorney held a rally in fremont tonight as da pamela price addressed public safety during a town hall. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus the town hall with price was in a church in fremont with people joining on both zoom and in-person kron 4 sarah stinson was there and has this report. >> people packed into niles discovery church in fremont wednesday night for a town hall meeting was an effort to give the community a chance to learn more about the mission of the alameda county district attorney's office. before it started, people efforting a recall of price held a rally called by many of those holding up signs are families of gun violence. victims including kron 4 security guard. kevin nishita's widow, virginia. the people got to know that we need to recall pamela price because she's not defending. the victims. one of the people leading the recall is public safety

good evening everyone, i'm pamela brown. anything you say can and be used against you in a court of law. the famous miranda rights are obviously not a concern to donald trump, at least not during his recent tv interview spree. because what he's revealing will likely be played in his trials, including the significant admission that he himself was the decider, the orchestrator of the efforts to overturn the election. >> you hire them, you never meet these people, you get a recommendation, they turn out to be wrought, and so they turn out to be not so good. in many cases, i didn't respect him. but i did respect others. i respected many others that said the election was rigged. >> were you calling the shots though, mister president? >> as to whether or not i believed it was rigged, sure. it was my decision. >> his decision, not only is the admission striking, but it completely contradicts one of the defenses that his lawyers had floated that trump was just listening to his legal counsel. >> you are entitled to believe interest a

cnn's polo sandoval is in brooklyn. >> reporter: pamela, good evening. even after a very long day of soaking rains in new york city you can still see flood waters that are quite literally flowing out of brooklyn's prospect park. the flood water eventually makes its way on to some of the nearby streets here and reminds you of the sheer amount of water that fell today in new york city and some of the surrounding regions. some parts getting a month's worth of rain in only a few hours. the result was practically a nightmare for millions of people in america's largest city. the mass transit system or at least parts of it practically paralyzed. and tonight many of those aspects of the transportation system are trying still to get back up and running. new york city mayor eric adams recommending that folks remain on alert tonight and into the weekend though there is some sign of improvement in the forecast. mayor adams also recommending that folks living in the basement apartments be extra on alert because it has proven to be deadly in previous storms. mayor ada

but first, the alameda county district attorney pamela price is condemning an east bay vaping company. her effort now >> new at to alameda county has filed a lawsuit against a livermore company accusing it of illegally selling flavored vapes 2 children. district attorney pamela price announced a temporary restraining order against apollo future technology to block the company from selling its products. kron four's tiffany justice tells us how this case started with kids bring these alleged illegal products to smoke at school. >> yes, school officials say they're starting to see these vape pens in elementary school and it was a concern to per attendant that first call this tip into livermore police department that launched this investigation. this threat is. >> is invasive and pervasive in our community and our schools. livermore school officials from the da's office of the school district gathering outside the chambers of commerce to talk about how e-cigarettes are impacting the community. alameda county district attorney pamela price at the press conference in livermore wednesday dis

pamela price, did not add. >> death and discharge of a gun is an enhancement, with intent and planningeath of discharge is why he died. they don't think pamela price is doing enough to advocate for crime victims. >>> a family says theives have stolen two of the trucks now. the latest theft happened about a week ago in san jose. >> purchasing a new truck, we had to purchase one to replace the other up with. >> the numbers from the san jose police department, says they are having more than 300 autothefts reported. that is up 12% over the same period last year. >>> it's a common theme across the bay area. long-time restaurants closing for good. this time, two iconic restaurants in fisherman's warf. they never reopened after the pandemic. now, they are being evicted. >> they have been forced to pay rent or vacate. push fisherman's gratto and tarantino's got the notice this week. >> it's a tough business cycle. it's been difficult to open and operate businesses. >> reporter: to open a business, a restaurant must have money. they owe $1.4 billion in back rent. randal scott is the fisherman w

i voted for pamela price . i feel so stupid right now.she's frustrated her son, jarvis purvis, was shot to death. she says she is upset that the person charged with killing him is now facing invol manslaughter charges after he was originally arrested for first degree murder. the da now says the case was an accidental shooting. we have 6000 victims that we were serving and so it was not fair for me to pick or choose one family over another. and so what i did, what we were already doing was to increase the number of advocates. pamela price answered some questions submitted ahead of time by members of the audience last night. she also announced the county is receiving $2 million from the state to help prosecute organized retail theft crimes. a judge has ruled that the office of san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is disqualified from prosecuting a man charged with murdering a cousin of jenkins husband. the san francisco chronicle says the ruling likely means the case would be handled by prosecutors from attorney general rob bonta'

today pamela has another cnn exclusive. questions about his past at the u.s. coast guard academy where he was accused of exchanging hundreds of sexually suggestive text messages with a student more than a decade ago. here is pamela brown. >> reporter: retired captain macy has had a long career including being a lawyer, provost, captain in the coast guard. now he is the president of nichols college and said he wants to turn it into the business college of choice for women, but a cnn investigation found he allegedly sent lewd or suggestive text messages to at least two of his students more than a decade ago when he was a professor at the coast guard academy. >> he operates with complete impunity. he is untouchable. >> reporter: melissa mcarafaty a former coast guard cadet said when she texted him after graduation asking for a letter of recommendation for law school, he said this. >> only if you send me pictures will i write you a letter of recommendation. it doesn't take an idiot to figure out he was insinuating nudes. he the

district attorney pamela price was also at the meeting she receives mixed reactions. you can't disrupt the meeting like she clarified some for goals as da and how it will make oakland and surrounding cities safer. we are focused. >> on how do we reduce guns in this community? because so many times, you know, if you had a disagreement with somebody. if you didn't have a gun, you would not hurt that person. representatives from the oakland police department and the alameda county sheriff's office were also there. >> both emphasize that they're doing what they can while still being understaffed before the meeting, hundreds of people gathered outside for raleigh asking leaders to make a change. only happened for one no one say for the one opened door. >> mayor thao also mention that the city's 9-1-1, system isn't working. she says many people receive a busy signal when they call on monday. she'll be announcing the initiative to fix that issue. reporting in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. the commitment to safety does come a little too late fo

pamela goes to check on 2 year old cow son who came in with him mom. how say 5 days ago or she was just 6.9 kilograms, half of what a healthy toddler, who rides you should be kind of. so how do i use it? i'm, i'm a let i'm, i'm doing the same thing the, despite how sick she looks, cal phones, prognosis in a short time, is good at the bottom of the i don't remember the idea that it has the best to get a big problem. most easy is actually very good. most of the time we can do seems and he has a pass along the same deal. but if i tell us why is because 48 hours, really there's no reason why we should move on to the u. n. believes at least 40000 somalis may have already died because these hunger crisis tough being children on the 5. 85 percent of somebody is we imports is the come from prussia and you create consequently, the price of the food across the entire horrible as again, as increased by 49 percent of the smaller religious washington hands from somebody. and in that continues, see a huge got this in this country. let's see the debris in the 100 and

i voted for pamela price. i feel so stupid right now. patricia harris and her husband say their son jaren purvis, is a homicide victim. they're upset that the person responsible for shooting and killing their son is charged with involuntary manslaughter instead of the original charge of murder with special circumstances. as the da says, it was an accidental shooting. the victim's parents disagree. she won't meet with us to explain how she came to her decision. she says she's busy with her budget. we have 6000 victims that we were serving and so it was not fair for me to pick or choose one family over another for. and so what i did, what we were already doing was to increase the number of advocates and that's where we get they are our lifeline for those participating in the rally were mostly crime victims families, including gina nishida, the wife of security guard kevin nishida. he was shot and killed while guarding a television news crew in oakland. gina says the trial is set for november, yet the da has not informed her what charges th

alameda county district attorney pamela price is facing a recall, as you know. but at the same time, she's laying out her plans to keep the community safe and the ongoing debate over speed cameras continue as a measure to bring them to 3 bay area cities. he's to the governor's desk and just as covid is really starting to spread throughout the bay area. there are some pharmacies that already had have the newest covid booster will tell you where and aria rain in for james this morning talking about the weather and teams like the morning is gray but things are getting better. yeah, it's going to take a while and stick around for a while. i guess today, john. the yeah. it is taking longer today for sure. yesterday we tapped into sunshine a little bit quicker today. it's going to take a long time, especially towards the coast where >> coastal areas are going to stay great for most of the day. looking out there at the embarcadero. you've got the partly cloudy skies overhead right across the bay. at this point, it's still very much so quite covered all the way up to th

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news allegheny county district attorney pamela price lays out her plans to keep the community safe as who are trying to recall her continue to say she is too soft on crime and the ongoing debate over cameras continues as a measure to bring them to 3 bay area cities heads to the governor's desk. and you've got new covid-19 booster shots now available at pharmacies across the u.s.. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news well, good thursday morning. thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news today is september 14th. >> reyna harvey. all right. well, start this morning with a check of weather because john folks need to know had a dress and probably plan the next few days. good morning. yeah. got to think about those next few days ahead of last days of the week. now in sight. nice to be getting close to that weekend. hey, if you didn't know this is the last full weekend of >> lower of his death of summer. but that's okay. you know, in the bay area still kind of feels like summer as w

pamela: con esas emotivas imÁgenes nos despedimos.le: siga conectado con la notici locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14"sÓlo a las 23. >> comenzamos con mucha atenciÓn. extendieron los periodos de reinscripciÓn de gps. esto da un gran red vino, sobre todo las personas del salvador. dayana monro tienen la informaciÓn. el periodo de recreaciÓn al estatus de protecciÓn temporal se ha extendido. los salvadoreÑos buscan reinscribirse. se extendiÓ de 60 dÍas a 18 meses. tambiÉn para honduras. hemos acompaÑado a los salvadoreÑos que lograron increÍble esta. fuimos testigos de la poca cantidad de personas que se acercaban. el plazo terminaba el pasado 10 de septiembre. >> revisemos las fechas. quienes son de nicaragua y de honduras llegan hasta el 2025. >> el formulario y la solicitud de estatus de protecciÓn temporal. para completar el trÁmite deberÁn pagar $85 para la reinscripciÓn. si bien parece que tiene mucho tiempo para hacerlo en cuenta las consecuencias migratorias que le puede traer. >> habrÍa un estrecho proceso. ya no tiene der

this heated town hall in alameda county, as efforts move forward to recall the district attorney, pamela. opponents of tonight's town hall believe she is soft on crime. others say she is not given a fair shake. pete is in fremont with the details. >> it's about making sure that victims have the opportunity to hold the person who harmed them accountable and to feel them. >> reporter: pamela price is explaining what she believes is a core tenant of crime. and some say she is soft on crime. this includes the widow of kevin nishita, who was shot and killed while working as a security guard. >> he talked about talking to victims and their families. she hasn't talked to me, or the victims in kevin's case. she hasn't talked to us. >> i'm a victim. my family is a vicvictim. >> reporter: taking issue with her stance on filing charges, extending prison time for suspects. in march, the d.a.'s office said the prosecutors are prohibited from filing charges, absent of a circumstance and approval from a supervisor. >> we are the most incarcerated country in the world. and if enhancements and incarcerat

well, a petition to begin collecting signatures to recall alameda county da pamela price was approved. the say alameda for everyone campaign has 160 days to submit more than 70,000 signatures to qualify. that recall for the ballot. now, the committee argues that in her first 9 months in office prices been too soft on crime, refusing to charge cases and lowering sentences. man is dead after crashing his car on the bay bridge last night. chp says around 8 o'clock they got calls about a car that hit a wall, westbound 80 just west of the metering lights at the incline of the bridge. crews had to pull the driver out of the car. they say the driver died sometime later. i did not say what caused that accident or how the driver hit the wall. well, happening today, the man accused of stabbing his 6 year-old nephew to death set to appear in court. nathan addison is accused of stabbing 6 year old jordan walker that his grandmother back in august as it has yet to enter a plea in this case, he remains in jail on no bail. still out of the crop of morning news, a car ran into a south, a bakery. we'l

model and actress pamela anderson is joining.er, join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. announcer: it's pamela anderson. you say something that i hadn't heard another woman say. yeah. [imitating explosion] it all starts now. [music playing] welcome, everyone. as you can see, we're in a different space. this happens to be the dressing room i have right above the studio. and we've been having some really candid, relaxed conversations in here, and a conversation in the making for me, i can say, most of my life. i've wanted to be able to have the privilege of a conversation with this person. so we're going to do the same thing right here, right now.

right wing republicans are paying for the recall campaign against pamela price and the local chapter is in allegiance with them. that's outrageous for the movement that so much was done to build so much of us, of us spent our lives building. pastor well, the group also accused the local chapter of attacks on the mayor and progressives on the city council for supporting criminal justice reform. we have reached out to the naacp chapter chair there in oakland for comment regarding these accusations. but have not yet heard back. all right. parts of the bay area under air quality advisory smoke from wildfires in oregon and far north areas of the state. as you see here in these pictures, drifted into our region, really hitting every corner of the bay area. san francisco's air quality, in fact, ranked the worst in the world, according to icu aircom that we heard from one dad in berkeley who was taking his kids to soccer practice when he got a text. that practice had in fact been canceled and it was because of these hazy conditions as it hit really fast, like around 130 or 2:00, it was not t

critics of alameda county district attorney pamela price making their voices heard at a town hall meeting tonight. and lawmakers in sacramento are poised to vote on an historic minimum wage bill for california's fast food workers. this is ktvu fox two news at 730. and good wednesday night. bay area. i'm heather holmes. we've got a lot of big stories to get to including the final frenzy for the state legislature . this is the last week of the legislative session and lawmakers in sacramento are busy voting on dozens of bills. one bill that's being closely watched tonight is a proposal to raise the minimum wage of fast food workers to $20 an hour here in the state. here's a closer look at the numbers currently, washington, d.c. has the highest minimum wage for all workers at $16.50 an hour. washington state is next at $15.74 an hour, followed by california at $1,550 an hour. the bill is the focus of tonight's ktvu in depth. and we welcome to the show tonight joseph bryant, the executive vice president of the service employees international union. thank you so much, joseph, for joining me ton

a two-inch hole in his heart. >> most parents have joined the recall against pamela price. they don't think that she is doing enough to advocate for crime victims. the d.a. did not respond to our requests for comment today. >>> a new state program meant to address serious mental health issues and the homeless crisis starts next week. care court allows families to file a petition in civil court if they believed a loved one is suffering from an untreated psychotic disorder. a judge can then order a care plan for that person for up to a year. san francisco is one of seven counties that are required to launch the program by this sunday. they would also get state funding in return. >>> here is something that caught our attention about this, our mental health crisis. not just homeless people, but people with jobs who own homes. an overwhelming majority of californians say this country has a mental health crisis. this is a new statewide survey. e glaring number here, 87% of people responded to this poll said our country does have a crisis. joining us now is deja thomas, one of the

>> reporter: right, pamela.ils may be released tomorrow as the negotiating committee first finalizes that memorandum with the studios and then recommends it for a vote to the entire membership. now, the entire membership, more than 11,000 writers, would have to ratify that for the strike to be officially over. a strike that's gone on for nearly five months. and just to remind folks of what the writers were asking for initially, they were really fighting for better residuals on streaming shows and movies, protections regarding artificial intelligence when it comes to perhaps the machine taking writers' ideas and then creating content with that, minimum staffing levels as many studios have hired fewer and fewer writers for a particular show for shorter periods of time. and that's created a situation where writers say those wages make it impossible for them to sustain a living in places like los angeles and new york. this, of course, is a positive development, but it doesn't mean that your favorite tv shows and mov

the rallies against district attorney pamela price and what she told crime victims and their families at a town hall meeting. plus, it's the final day of the dreamforce conference in san francisco. this is probably the cleanest i've ever seen san francisco. it's amazing how clean the streets are. well, now city leaders are hoping the iconic event ends without a hitch as its future hangs in the balance. live from jack london square, this is mornington to the nine. today is september 14th. we're looking live at san francisco international airport, one where a one right one left. there goes a plane on runway one. left taking off to somewhere, maybe vacation or a business trip. all right. we've talked about airplanes and we've talked about controversial behavior on these planes in the past. and now this tiktok video of a dad's alleged behavior on a plane going viral. tiktok user, one tough mother posted a clip that reads, i was seated next to a mom who had a baby in her lap and a toddler beside her. it was a lot, she continued to say. i offered to switch seats with the dad, who was a few

district attorney pamela price was also at the meeting she receives mixed reactions. you can't disrupt the meeting like she clarified some for goals as da and how it will make oakland and surrounding cities safer. we are focused. >> on how do we reduce guns in this community? because so many times, you know, if you had a disagreement with somebody. if you didn't have a gun, you would not hurt that person. representatives from the oakland police department and the alameda county sheriff's office were also there. >> both emphasized that they're doing what they can while still being understaffed before the meeting, hundreds of people gathered outside for raleigh asking leaders to make a change only half the one. where is going to stay for the opened door. >> mayor thao also mention that the city's 9-1-1, system isn't working. she says many people received a busy signal when they call on monday. she'll be announcing the initiative to fix that issue. reporting in the newsroom. amanda harry kron, 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thanks a lot. with a commitment to safety comes

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pamela price can now start collecting signatures. they received approval from the county's registrar of voters. they'll now have 160 days to collect 73,000 signatures from registered voters. >>> climate change means ingredients for beer can be tougher to find, how one local beermaker is brewing up some new solutions with some ancient techniques. >>> and we're already getting a super bowl and world cup games. now another major sporting event could come to the bay area al ( ♪♪ ♪ ) ) welcome toto big tobacacc's fantasylyland. a new, heaealthier wororld withouout cigarettttes. as long g as you donon't cot the 6 trilillion sold d worlde every yeyear. and vapiping won't leadad to smokining, if you igngnore the rereseah ththat says ototherwise. in bigig tobacco''s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... >>> in tonight's project earth our warming planet does not simply threaten more punishing droughts, intense wildfires and extreme weather, our changing climate could also disrupt the world's beer supply. anne makove

pamela, it's all about two races unfolding at the same time.course the former president is in command of this race leading the way, but beneath that there's a scramble for second place. that's what nikki haley is trying to get to the top of here. at the debate in california next week, that's on the mind of these candidates trying to come to the top of the second tier all with the hope of going head to head with donald trump. >> jeff, thank you for that. let's bring in our panel to discuss. michael, i'll start with you. it's interesting that nikki haley isn't only going after president biden, but also republicans. what do you make of that strategy? >> she's right about donald trump. he added $7.8 trillion to the debt. he left the white house with less jobs than he came in with, which is the first time that happened since herbert hoover. i don't blame her for going after trump on that. she's a talented political athlete. i wouldn't want to have that contrast as her at the top of the ticket with joe biden. i think it's a bad contrast for democrats

that is not pamela price. >> at that community safety meeting, alameda county district attorney pamela price, defended herself against critics to 12 ousted from office by means of a recall vote. mayor sheng thao talked about her efforts to beef up law-enforcement and she rejected calls to declare a state of emergency. >> calling for a state of emergency right now , when we are doing everything that this would allow for us to do, let's call it what it is, it is political theater. for me, i am about doing the action and doing the work and this work has already been done. i have already got the investments. on to the next. >> while all of this is happening, oakland does not have a police chief. the mayor fired leronne amstrong earlier this year over his handling of alleged mishandling of officer misconduct cases. so far no timetable for when a new chief might be hired. >>> last year san francisco pledge $10 million to repair the elevators in single room occupancy buildings like the cadillac hotel. people have gotten >>> in between the floors. nothing has changed. as lauren toms reports, t