i'm pamela price, your host, and that's where we get to correct the record. >> price is launching a weeklyodcast called "pamela price unfiltered." the former d.a. says she wants to have "unfiltered" conversations about policy decisions and issues shaping communities. each episode will feature legal breakdowns, interviews, and segments that she's calling correcting the record to address misinformation. the first episode comes out tomorrow. her first guest, a member of the hayward school board. >>> thanks for watching us! the cbs evening news with maurice dubois and john dickerson is next. local news is always on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30 minutes with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york this is the "cbs evening news." >> mri

it's been 2 months since former district attorney of alameda county pamela price had her last day in er she was recalled by residents in office for just 2 years. price described her experience as intense and police. she was not supported from the moment she stepped into office. >> people were misled deceived glastonbury in our whole lotta. statements and this information i'm rooted here. i love this place for the first time since leaving office. >> prices sitting down and speaking with us to share what's next for her really was unfolding process and just very disappointing to see that happening again in my clinton. >> alameda county, we were just really under siege for so long. >> and i think that my decision to start a podcast became. >> the next price as the podcast is her idea of stay connected with the people of alameda county and still wanting to serve them. but we asked her if there was anything she would change during her time as da. >> you know, when larry krasner took office in philadelphia, he fired 30 lawyers, probably should have done because the office was too divided. wh

i think what i will talk pamela price unfiltered is how. you know, disappointing politics is and how politics and public safety don't mix. well. >> and prices podcast is officially live and she tells me that she's excited for this new role will be sharing all the things she couldn't say while she was the d a in studio was good in kron. 4 news. >> thank you, lezla. still ahead, the list still growing for companies that are rolling back their dei programs. what apple is doing about theirs. todd takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago. i've told my coworkers and family, since taking prevagen, how much of a difference it's made in my life. i feel really good. prevagen. for your brain. developing tonight, president trump says tariffs on mexican and canadian goods will now start march first, potentially driving up costs on

i'm pamela price, your host. and that's where we get to correct the record. >> this is price's new venture. just three months after being recalled by voters. >> folks urged me to be part of the community and have a voice again. >> i think it's really interesting how you just said to have a voice again. and the name of your podcast is pamela price unfiltered. so what have you been holding back? >> oh, many things that i could not talk about while i was in the district attorney's office. you know, i have a lot of opinions. i have a lot of information about things that we weren't able to share. when you're in a that kind of a position, there are so many things that the public doesn't know. >> we sat down with price to have an unfiltered conversation about her take on becoming the first african-american woman to hold the county's top prosecutor job, and then getting voted out. what are some of your regrets. >> that the voters decided to end my term prematurely? you know, the way the government works, it takes time. a

she replaces pamela price who was recalled back in november. as you know, price was criticized for not holding criminals accountable and for not communicating well with victims. jones dickson has indicated a couple of her priorities will be working specifically with victims of crime. she spoke to the media just minutes before her swearing-in ceremony. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims and the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. >> in addition to dealing with victims, one of the priorities that jones dickson said will be at the top of her list is changing the charging directives in the office, making it easier for

attorney pamela price is gearing up to enter a new phase in her professional life. today, abc seven news reporter luz pena sat down with price, who says she's ready to set the record straight with a direct line to alameda county residents. >> from alameda county district attorney to podcast host. >> check out pamela price unfiltered. i'm pamela price, your host. and that's where we get to correct the record. >> this is price's new venture. just three months after being recalled by voters. >> folks urged me to be part of the community and have a voice again. >> i think it's really interesting how you just said to have a voice again. and the name of your podcast is pamela price unfiltered. so what have you been holding back? >> oh, many things that i could not talk about while i was in the district attorney's office. you know, i have a lot of opinions. i have a lot of information about things that we weren't able to share. when you're in that kind of a position, there are so many things that the public doesn't know. >> we sat down with price to have an unfiltered conve

. >> check out pamela price unfiltered. i'm pamela price, your host, and that's where we get to correct the record. >> price is launching a weekly podcast called "pamela price unfiltered." the former d.a. says she wants to have "unfiltered" conversations about policy decisions and issues shaping communities. each episode will feature legal breakdowns, interviews, and segments that she's calling correcting the record to address misinformation. the first episode comes out tomorrow. her first guest, a member of the hayward school board. >>> thanks for watching us! the cbs evening news with maurice dubois and john dickerson is next. local news is always on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30 minutes with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york this is the "cbs evening news." >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. elon musk ordered federal employees who have been working from home to report to the office this week... >> maurice: and ordered th

she was also one of the preferred candidates of the group that led the recall against pamela price, who was accused of being too soft on crimes. one of the main priorities is to rebuild the relationship with the community and crime victims. >> we need to get back to business. that just means for metta had we keep the main thing the main thing. this is a district attorney's office, so we will do the work of the district attorney. and in addition to that, hopefully facilitate other good things in the community, but we have to do what they're asking us to do first. >> her first order of business is to find out what kind of skills they have because some don't appear to be fully trained. then she'll give her attorneys the power to make their own charging decisions including whether or not to add sentencing enhancements for certain violent crimes. the new d.a. will hold the office until at least 2026. that's when the seat is up for election. she plans on running to keep the job. ryan? >> thanks, anne. >>> non-profits in oakland are fighting back to slash their funding. right now oakland is de

she replaces pamela price who voters recalled in november conference. dan kerman joins us now live from the alameda county courthouse with the very latest. dan. >> well, a huge group of support today for jones dixon as she was sworn in. >> here at the county administration building before they board of supervisors. her family was here as well as various former district attorneys. >> it different. ready for you both. >> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed or priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the thi

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives and a pryce had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives and a pryce had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and

new at 11 former alameda county district attorney pamela price is launching her own podcast. price served as d.a. from 2023 to 24 before being recalled after facing criticism for her leniency. pamela price, unfiltered will focus on discourse around politics, law, education, justice, and current events. each episode will feature in-depth discussions, guest interviews, and a segment dedicated to correcting the record on current issues. our first episode is scheduled to stream tomorrow. next at 11, the los angeles county district attorney will soon make a decision as to whether the menendez brothers will be resentenced. that's coming up in tonight's west coast rap. also, the nation marks the three year anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. tonight, university is right here in the bay area showing their support how it marks a greater campaign effort acr ♪ ♪ ♪ district attorney expected to announce whether he will support a resentencing bid by the menendez brothers. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap during an interview with tmz. district attorney nathan hoch

a judge says, recalled alameda county district attorney pamela price used her power to go after a defenseldn't support her politically. a judge ruled price unfairly added a ten year sentencing enhancement against a murder defendant, just hours after that attorney declined to support her. the defendant still faces 25 years to life in prison. price was recalled by voters last year. >> our time is 533. in alameda county, almost 5000 residents are facing possible displacement. displacement because of the county's racetrack and stables closing next month. families living in the rv park at the fairgrounds could be forced to leave the premises by march 25th. the racing community wants more time to find a place to relocate. the organization oversees horse racing, announced last month there would be no horse races this year, and it would not apply for races in future years. >> president trump announced conservative podcaster dan bongino will be the next deputy director of the fbi. he will join kash patel, who was confirmed by the senate last week as fbi director. patel appointed bongino to the dep

check out pamela price unfiltered.mela price, your host, and that's where we get to correct the record. as of today, listeners can check out pamela price's brand new podcast. and according to her instagram page, in the first episode, she plans to speak with a top hayward schools administrator. the new release news release there, indicating that the format will include legally addressing each of the show's topics and examining so-called misinformation. price also promises no topic is off limits. new episodes will drop each tuesday. new at 6:00. sad news surrounding a san francisco man who went viral for bringing his neighbors together during the height of the pandemic. the chronicle reports curtis kimball died last week from an aortic aneurysm. kimball was just 46 years old in february of 2022. today in the bay profiled him in the pancake parties he hosted outside his home near bernal heights. dozens of neighbors would show up for food and to find some sense of community. what a nice legacy that he leaves. absolutely. w

check out pamela price unfiltered. pamela price, your host, and that's where we get to correct the record. as of today, listeners can check out pamela price's brand new podcast. according to our instagram page, in the first episode, she plans to speak with a top hayward schools administrator. a news release indicates that the format will include legally addressing each of the show's topics, examining so-called misinformation. price also promises no topic will be off limits. new episodes will drop each tuesday. here we go tuesday morning. 542 for you right now. it is a foggy start to the morning. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect and kar coming into work. i would be in fog and then it would be clear and then back into fog. i did that about 2 or 3 times. right? yeah, that's going to be a pretty much most people's commute this morning as we've seen the fog moving through in spots. but it's not everywhere but where we do run into that fog, it's been pretty heavy and we've seen zero visibility in some spot

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a will be to reverse prices charging directives and a pryce had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not

after scandals and a recall election ousting pamela price, the people of alameda county will finally have a new d.a. sworn in today, judge ursula jones dixon swearingen this afternoon, she has been on the bench serving her community for more than a decade and comes into this job knowing of a huge need to turn the tide after pamela price was accused of being too lenient on crime. she told the board of supervisors she wants to temper down the politicization of that role and build trust. >>> a sonoma state university chand -- standout , memphis grizzlies rookie, jaylen wells started his college career in the bay area at sonoma state, now he is using his platform in the nba to try to save sonoma state athletics. >> i'm just hoping we can find a way, i'm not sure entirely how i'm able to help but that's just what i'm trying to do, just put it out there is much as possible. >> the proposed cuts would eliminate 27 coaches and and sports for more than 200 student athletes. the whole meeting is set for tomorrow morning. >>> on presidents' day, we were there, thousands of people were out in sa

mourning, hoping the new alameda county district attorney will take action where former d.a., pamela price, refused. >> reporter: it in april of 2023, she was in the backseat of her mother's car heading to a birthday party for grandpa and grandma. that's when three gang members opened fire with one of the shots striking elianna in the chest. >> the pain often comes and goes, you know, there's days i'm good and there are days i'm bad. but you know, it is something that i've just learned to live with. >> reporter: while sophia grieves her daughter's loss, she has taken on a legal battle. something she never thought she would have to do. >> and as her mother, i am advocating for her to make sure that we get the justice that she deserves. >> reporter: she was told by the former district attorney, pamela price, that it wasn't within her office policy to charge the men with murder under special circumstances. >> i know she was all about the rehabilitation of criminals and yes, there are some crimes and some criminals that can be rehabilitated in some cases, but there is no coming back from killi

she now takes over the office after former da pamela price was ousted. jones dixon says her aim is to restore public trust in the office through transparency, that we can't make promises about every result, but we can give it everything we have. we can train our lawyers such that they know how to put a case on, and we can make sure that the victims voices are heard. criminal defense attorney michael rains, who has defended police officers charged by the office, says he hopes the new da will stay focused on law rather than political pressure. those qualities may result in her charging clients. i represent criminally. i've never said that officers don't make mistakes or that at times they don't cross the line between law enforcement enforcers and law enforcement breakers. i've never said that i want a da. however, that's going to make the call fairly objectively. the newly appointed da says she believes restorative justice has a place, but also says she will not shy away from taking suspects to trial. i want to get back to that idea that the victims at the

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price.er used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not holdin

. >> she was appointed by the board of supervisors after former da pamela price was recalled in november. dixon began her career in the alameda county da's office before being appointed to the bench. she says she plans to make serving crime victims a priority. >> if you have to come to the da's office, it's never a good time right? you are not here for fun but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you and you are making sure your needs are being met. >> dixon will hold the office until at least 2026 when the seat is up for election. she says she plans on running to keep the job. >>> a san francisco neighborhood with its beachy vibes could look a little more like downtown. permits have been proposed for a 22 story high-rise in the outer sunset. developers say it will provide much needed affordable housing but some long time residents tell us that it just doesn't fit. >> reporter: renee lizier has been living in this quaint neighborhood in the sunset district for two decades. the fifth generation californian says the charm of her neighborhood is what brings people in. historic single

dixon was sworn in yesterday to replace recalled da pamela price. she said she wants to depoliticize the office and build bridges. >>>>congratulations. >>dixon plans to focus on rolling back some of price's directives on case charging and revamp victim witness assistance programs. she also plans to meet with the families of murder victims to discuss their cases. >>>>place. because the expectation is the people we have charging cases know how to charge a case, they shouldn't have to go through three levels of supervisors to determine whether or not an enhancement should be charged. >>>>dixon is going to hold the office until at least 2026, when the seat is up for reelection, and she plans to run for a full term. san francisco's richmond district is getting a potentially life saving speed camera installed at geary and seventh. it is the first of 33 set to be installed in intersections around the city. walk san francisco organized a celebration in honor of the camera. the group helped victims families advocate in honor of lost loved ones. the executive

jones dickson is replacing pamela price. voters recall back in november. dan kerman has that story. it different. ready for >> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. jones dickson

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seen at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price.mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not ho

jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of notle. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. jones dickson says other top priorities include reversing prices, charging directives. >> which made it more difficult to enhance months to charges. so also begin a review of the attorneys and the da's office to see who's up to the task and who needs training. the da's job is to make sure as the top law enforcement officer in the coun

she replaces pamela price who voters recalled in november.n four's dan kerman reports. >> it different. ready for you >> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. resolution. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that w

. >> judge dixon replaces former da pamela price, who was recalled by county voters in november. the judge will serve until the election next year, and she did add that she does plan to run for the office. >> community organizations are protesting oakland's move to cut millions of dollars in funding for programs supporting vulnerable people. the city is eliminating $2.6 million in funding for 13 community organizations that provide housing, health and other social services. the groups gathered at fruitvale transit village to criticize the city's plan. they say the city has, in some cases, abruptly stopped payments for services already provided, leaving them in dire straits. >> we are incredible messengers that have went through the training of haven for black healing, and that is funded by the city of oakland. >> we operate based on the funding that the city of oakland provides us, and it could mean that we could close our doors. >> group's losing funding include unity council, senior center tribe, which works on violence intervention, and the sos meals on wheels program. oakland

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and no

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seen at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price.if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not holding criminals accountabl

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price.y mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and not hold

this after being selected by the board of supervisors to replace recalled d a pamela price. my mother used to always say if you're going to complain about something, you better be willing to do something about it. >> and that's how i got here. i just my mom's gone now. but had some real concerns about what i was seeing at the da's office. not that people don't have good intentions, but that in practice things were not filtering such that victims voices were being lifted up and that they felt hurt in this process. jones dickson is a former alameda county prosecutor. she says one of her top priorities is d a. >> will be to reverse prices charging directives is price had a directive that no enhanced minutes could be charged without certain levels of approve mont and of people approving of that. and so i want to remove that because i trust that the charging da's know what they're doing and they can charge the cases appropriately priced, campaigned in most elected on a platform of criminal justice reform. yet it's the lack of enhancements and charges of being soft on crime and no

she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. 609 on your tuesday morning. taking a peek outside. look at that. even drops on the lens this morning as we take a live look outside at san jose. carey has been tracking this rain across the bay area. that's your reminder to grab the umbrella or a poncho before heading out, because it will be raining off and on, not only throughout the morning, but into the afternoon. as this atmospheric river comes in, we can see how widespread the rain is all across the bay area. whether you're driving in the north bay or the peninsula down to the south bay, there is going to be some pockets of heavy rain coming in. and also we're watching out for the potential of some flooding, even though it's been a while since we've had a rain. a lot of this soaking in. but for the north bay, the ground is already saturated and we are going to see this running quickly into the rivers and streams. the russian river at guerneville will potentially reach near action stage by earl

the board selected dixon to replace pamela price who was overwhelmingly recalled by voters in november. her critics say the progressive policies were soft on crime. long-time superior court judge said she has plans to hear some changes. >> reporter: dixon spoke briefly, a message of urgency and a desire to let them know that they will be protected and heard. >> congratulations. >> i've had a lot of blessings. and this is one of the greatest ones. there were seven finalists. dixon was unanimously voted into the position of the alameda county board of supervisors after a long interview process. >> the one thing that i'm concerned about is the cohesiveness. and it is the alameda county's office, which just happened to be leading it now. >> reporter: they were there for the swearing in. price was not. taking over the position after being recalled in november by 63% of voters. one of her top priorities is reversing some of their directives, that limited how they could be charged. >> and they are no longer in place and the expectations that they know how to charge the case. they shouldn't ha

pamela price, whose policies were criticized for being soft on crime. jones says she's going to focus on rebuilding trust in the role. taking a look at our first alert weather now with a live look outside. calm conditions today. so not a bad day to get out there and enjoy it. meteorologist jessica burch says things are about to change. >>>>it's another beautiful day for us today here in the bay area, as we're gearing up for daytime highs to sit in the low 60s near san francisco and oakland, upper 60s all the way down into the santa clara valley. a beautiful day to get out there and get some fresh air. but as we head into the forecast tomorrow, we are gearing up for a cold front to sweep in from offshore, and that's going to bring in a series of showers for us. and it's also going to bring in more dense clouds and temperatures down by about 3 to 5 degrees, widespread throughout the bay area. as we time this system out, you're going to notice those characteristics as early as tonight as these clouds become more dense around five, six, 7:00, just ahead of

she now the county's top prosecutor, replacing the recall district attorney pamela price. before the ceremony, she said, it's time to get back to business. this is not tom orloff's office. it's not nancy o'malley's office. it's not pam price's office. it's the alameda county da's office. and i just happen to be leading it now. the goal is to make sure that we have lawyers who can do the work and do it well, and can serve the community that i love and i live in. the new da wants this office to be more transparent and available to victims. jones dixon will serve as da until voters choose a new district attorney next year. so this is the interim spot here. she has said that she intends to run to keep the job in next year's election. let's take you outside on this beautiful tuesday night. a live look at the bay bridge. rob is going to join us next with our forecast. that could include a a second or, you know, anyone with a birthday on march 2nd, you could send a free doctor seuss book to a child in need. for years, dtor seuss enterprises has been sending books to kids across th

. >> judge jones dixon replaces former da pamela price, who was recalled by voters in november as critics accused her of being soft on crime. the judge will serve until the next election coming up in 2026, and she says that she does plan to run for the office then. well, to concord tonight, where officers responded to a call about a violent domestic dispute and say they found a man stabbing his father. our henry lee is here now. and. and that man, henry was shot and killed by police. what more did you learn about the incident? >> well, heather, in an instant, this family's lives were forever changed. a violent confrontation between father and son that transformed into a deadly encounter with concord police. >> i was woken up because i heard, like, pow, pow. >> juanita attard heard loud noises and police cars rushing to a home two doors down on concord. she later learned from neighbors that concord police had shot and killed a man as he was stabbing his father. >> it's absolutely horrible. i would have never thought that to go here. i don't know what was going on with the house or the fami

she replaces pamela price, who was recalled this past november. jones dixon held a news conference that is this afternoon and touched on the direction she plans to take the office. >> we need to get back to business. and that just means for me that we keep the main thing, the main thing. this is a district attorney's office, so we'll do the work of a district attorney. and in addition to that, hopefully facilitate other good things in the community. but we have to do what the community is asking us to do first. >> because of the recall. she'll be in office through 2026 and the seat will be up for election again. jones dixon says she plans on running and will run in 2028 as well. >> an investigation is underway after concord police shot and killed a man who they say stabbed a member of his family. it happened just before 2:00 this morning at a home on natoma drive. that's near willow pass road. police say when they got to the scene, a man was stabbing someone. officers opened fire, killing the man with a knife. the stabbing victim is hospitalized a

superior court judge ursula jones dixon fills the seat of former da pamela price, who was recalled by county voters in november. the judge will serve until the next election in 2026, and she says that she does plan to run for the office, and a forum was held to meet the candidates in the upcoming special mayoral election for the city of oakland. ten people have qualified for the ballot tonight. three of those candidates were invited to participate in the first forum. former congresswoman barbara lee, former oakland council member lauren taylor, and renee webb, a former city staffer in elementary school educator. this forum served as a way for these candidates to make their case for the city's mayor. ktvu is amber lee joins us live tonight here in studio after hearing from the three. amber. >> mike, organizers tell me they invited the three candidates who filed their fundraising forms by the end of january. one candidate says experience counts. another said oakland is broken and needs fixing. and the third said she's focused on accountability and responsibility. >> we will hear an open

supervisors last month chose ursula jones dixon to fill out the term of recall da pamela price. dixon worked in the da's office for 14 years before becoming a county judge in 2013. her prior commitments to the bench are believed to have what led to that swearing in delay. voters are still expected to elect a new district attorney next year. we are learning new developments after a flight crashed and flipped in toronto, and it is the latest in a string of recent plane crashes that have passengers feeling on high alert ahead this midday. we what we now know about the people who were on board. just as president trump fires hundreds of faa workers. a beloved skating rink in the south bay hoping for another chance at life. the reason it is being forced to close its doors, and the steps owners are taking to try to save the business. stick around. much more ahead. i love your daughter so munch. are you... saying munch? yup! he's craving my new big smashed jack, with more than double the beef of a big mac. i'm in love... with? what's her face, right? get my new big smashed jack and so m

. >> ousted alameda county district attorney pamela price talks about her upcoming business venture,ative for people who are tired of paying high prices for eggs. so is it all it's cracked up to be? >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a gloomy start to the day with scattered sprinkles. i'll let you know what changes you can expect in the coming days. coming up. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> kids should not be locked up for tagging a building or stealing a candy bar, but they should understand the ramifications of taking a life. >> san jose's mayor now calling for changes to the criminal justice system in response to the stabbing death of a 15 year old. police say the suspect is just 13 and would serve less than a year if convicted. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. five people who police say are all gang members face charges in the stabbing death of david gutierrez on valentine's day. >> the boy accused of stabbing gutierrez could serve a maximum of eight months. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains that's lea

pamela price. jones dixon worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026. she says she also plans to run in that election. san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn in this morning. mayor daniel lowery selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations during his time with the fire department. all right, turning now to our weather back with meteorologist mark tamayo and a look at all of the mess that we had today. >> yeah. remember back in january, we're thinking, oh, is it ever going to rain again? >> here we are. >> look at today. yeah. pretty active weather day across the entire bay area. heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms. we talked about the rainfall totals earlier, but take a look at this one site. mount tam. one site is showing you over 13in of rain over the past six days. there's actually another sensor

we talked to ursula jones dixon about her new role as she replaces the ousted pamela price at a popular mall getting a makeover. we're going to get a look at the new development plans in the works for the hillsdale mall. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. stabbing his own father. that's what concord police say they found when they responded to a call of a man stabbing his own dad. tonight, police are investigating that stabbing and the police shooting that followed. here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. advising that a male got stabbed by his son. you're listening to the police dispatcher initial call that led to a fatal officer involved shooting. early this morning, concord police responded to a call of a man and his father struggling over a knife in the family living room. the caller told dispatchers they were hiding in the family's garage. pop, pop. that's kind of what i heard. and i went to this woman who lives two doors down, heard gunfire around 130 this morning. police say when the

pamela price was recalled. >> congratulations. >> she was appointed to the job by the county board of supervisors. jones dickson started her career in the almada county d.a.'s office before being appointed to the bench. >> if you have to come to the d.a.'s office, it's never a good time, right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody's hearing you, you're listening to you, and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. >> dickson will hold the office until at least 2026 when the seat is up for election. she says she plans on running to keep the job in the future. >>> the bay area is in the spotlight for a bizarre reason this week. over ties to an alleged cult. they apparently focus on radical veganism, gender identity, and artificial intelligence. they're also tied to six murders, including one in vallejo. the cult's founder jack goes by ziz and lives in berkeley. this is the mug shot from when she and two others were arrested yesterday in maryland. they were charged with trespassing and hiding a gun in their car. michelle was one of t

the board of supervisors selected her after voters recalled the previous da, pamela price. judge jones dixon will take over a department struggling with a huge case backlog and facing criticism from families of crime victims. she will serve at least until 2026, when voters will elect a new da. our next advancer tomorrow, leaders in napa will weigh in on a controversial proposal for glamping. it's getting strong pushback from residents there. the plan calls to turn this area shaded in orange, near the silverado trail and hagen road, into a massive resort. now, the vision for the grange campground includes up to 100 high end camping trailers, tents, a pool, and five permanent buildings. neighbors are raising concerns about traffic and safety. they say the area tends to flood when it rains, and they're worried about adding fire pits in an area with a lot of wildfire risk. >> it's going to end up in litigation unless they can somehow prove that this is not dangerous. >> the city of napa says the proposals comply with city code and state law. locals started a petition and a fund

pamela price. ahead of today's ceremony, jones dixon said it is time to get back to business. this is not tom orloff's office. it's not nancy o'malley's office. it's not pam price's office. it's the alameda county da's office. and i just happen to be leading it now. the goal is to make sure that we have lawyers who can do the work and do it well, and can serve the community that i love and i live in. jones dixon said she wants the office to be more transparent and available to victims. she says she'll also serve as interim da until voters choose a new district attorney next year. as predicted, a busy weekend in san francisco and really, san francisco and oakland gave a big boost to bart. between the all star events and chinese new year parade. bart set a new post-pandemic ridership record on saturday. more than 139,000 people rode bart, eclipsing the previous record by more than 15,000 riders. that was set at last year's chinese new year parade. bart says it ran extra trains to keep up with the demand. san francisco leaders want to get the drink flowing downtown. city leaders,

known for having a rejected plea deal negotiated by former alameda county district attorney pamela pricetriple murder case. price was recalled by voters in november amid allegations she was soft on crime. president tru to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants has sparked protests across the country, and a new group rights over borders took to the streets today, marching more than 20 miles to bring attention to immigration reform. the protesters gathered at san mateo city hall before marching along el camino real all the way to daly city. the group says it formed after watching the media coverage of the deportation operations. san mateo resident vivian andrea valdez put a call out for action with loud calls for the u.s. government to update the immigration registry. >> my entire community is made up of a ton of immigrants and a ton of family members that have sacrificed so much to be here and, you know, to follow the american dream. so we're so proud today to be their voice, because i know a lot of people that are afraid. my mom and my dad. >> the immigration registry last updated d

pamela price was recalled. >> congratulations. >> she was appointed to the job by the county board of supervisors. jones dickson started her career in the almada county d.a.'s office before being appointed to the bench. >> if you have to come to the d.a.'s office, it's never a good time, right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody's hearing you, you're listening to you, and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. >> dickson will hold the office until at least 2026 when the seat is up for election. she says she plans on running to keep the job in the future. >>> the bay area is in the spotlight for a bizarre reason this week. over ties to an alleged cult. they apparently focus on radical veganism, gender identity, and artificial intelligence. they're also tied to six murders, including one in vallejo. the cult's founder jack goes by ziz and lives in berkeley. this is the mug shot from when she and two others were arrested yesterday in maryland. they were charged with trespassing and hiding a gun in their car. michelle was one of t