but good i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. the racist the police chief himself. ama: >> the texts were not just directed at suspects but this time toward their own police chief. officer jonathan adams writes "have you met the new" guerrilla emoji -- gorilla emoji -- "chief yet?" >> i know why am, and that is enough for me. >> after previous two reports, the text contain homophobic slurs and racist tropes used against muslims and js. officers used racial pro while out on patrol. one writes "i'm really good at racial profiling." officer jonathan adams wrote "i am a trained expert, learned from the best in the business." >> it is essentially the same group of people. mayor thorpe: i read up until the chief was described as a "gorilla," and that was enough for me, in terms of what i needed to see. >> mayor thorpe has continually called for the officers involved, which is up to 40% of the entire police department, to be fired. he says the fbi's investigation is all that is needed. mayor thorpe: i said to the chief yesterday that all of these officers need to be fired i

i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. this heist caught national attention because of the sheer value of stuff that went missing at a truck stop in the middle of the great ama: ama: line last year. no one has been caught. jr stone has a video and lawsuit over who was at fault. >> that was our seal. we had a lock on there. it is gone. we don't know where it was. reporter: this is all new bodycam video showing the aftermath of a jewelry heist. the two men are brinks security guards. one of whom came back to their truck to find a broken lock and bags of jewels that they were transporting gone. i >> out of 73. reporter: 24 bags containing millions worth of jewelry were stolen from the springs semitruck according to this video. valley county sheriff's department provided it to us by a lawyer. the two guards of the diamonds and other jewels that show they were in route to pasadena according to statements in this video. investigators believe that that -- the theft of those bags happened at this truck stop in an unincorporated are

ama: and i am ama daetz. they are highly skeptical of the lack of transparency. dan: i-team reporter stephanie sierra is here with us with the latest developments. stephanie: the group, flannery associates, acquired tens of thousands of acres of land, equivalent to nearly double the size of san francisco, and nobody knows why, not even the federal government. now we know's alleged silence is sobering news to a lot. >> that's what makes it scary, i as we know nothing about them. stephanie: a mysterious 800 million dollar purchase of dry farmland near travis air force base, one of the most critical military bases in the western u.s., has raised serious questions, and local officials say the process has gone from suspicious to intimidating. sarah: their intent is not to grow all of trees. it feels nefarious. to me, nearly all of the land, to the point where you are going to sue someone to intimidate you to sell to you, those e not farmers. stephanie: sarah donnelly is the attorney for this area. federal officials told the i-team they are struggling find out who is b

i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. this heist caught national attention because of the sheer value of stuff that went missing at a truck stop in the middle of the great ama: ama: line last year. no one has been caught. jr stone has a video and lawsuit over who was at fault. >> that was our seal. we had a lock on there. it is gone. we don't know where it was. reporter: this is all new bodycam video showing the aftermath of a jewelry heist. the two men are brinks security guards. one of whom came back to their truck to find a broken lock and bags of jewels that they were transporting gone. i >> out of 73. reporter: 24 bags containing millions worth of jewelry were stolen from the springs semitruck according to this video. valley county sheriff's department provided it to us by a lawyer. the two guards of the diamonds and other jewels that show they were in route to pasadena according to statements in this video. investigators believe that that -- the theft of those bags happened at this truck stop in an unincorporated are

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i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. his announcements, he said his resignation was "for the good of the university." ama: dustin dorsey has the details and reaction from the college reporter who broke the story. reporter: stanford greater than any one of us, i therefore concluded i should step down, words from a campuswide letter by the president of stanford, announcing his resignation amid research misconduct this alleged misconduct and other issues have created a difficult environment for students, she says, she believes is stepping down as a good step for the school. >> i believe most faculty and students side is a long time coming. reporter: falsification of during the research conducted before he took over a stanford's president and 2016. the investigation found there was money pollution and five papers where he was a principal author and he did not take the correct steps to correct the mistake. for the good of the university, i've made the decision to step down as president. he will maintain a role as professor of

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i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley.etter bay area. the city has struggled to recover from the pandemic and that is especially evident downtown. ama: vacant office space is that all-time highs. our reporter spoke to several experts who say ai is giving them hope. reporter: vacancies in san francisco downtown are more today than 20 years ago. the chief economist for the city said he is concerned but there are at least 300 job postings for ai artificial intelligence in the bay area. downtown san francisco is hoping to benefit from that. >>

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ama daetz spoke with the assistant director of the department of counseling and says research shows marginalized anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, and ptsd. >> individuals have always on the receiving end of experiences of racism, micro-aggressions, historical and generational trauma. minority stress, stress as a result of oppression, is very real. it has a lot of short-term and long-term physical and psychological consequences. >> apollo altar university is working towards breaking the stigma and providing more access to their. the institution offers low-cost therapy services, online services, and special clinics catering to marginalized groups. san francisco is hoping the artificial intelligence business will help it bounce back from the pandemic. office space is at an all-time high, but there are at least 300 postings for ai jobs in the bay area. >> there are a lot of accounts of people moving back to the bay area to participate in generative ai. i think a lot of this work is early-stage work where you want to be directly in the office. >> san francisco's chief economist is having ai co

ama: i am ama daetz. a freeway shut down on thousands of people stuck in traffic, the third time in less than a week to happen in the bay area. dan: today it was highway 24 after a freeway shooting. yesterday a naked person with a gun shut down i-80 and 880 by the bay bridge. last friday, the start of a 17 hour shutdown of the richmond-san rafael bridge because of a person having a mental health crisis. incidents like these can make it unbearable. lena howland talked to investigators as well as witnesses. ama: she found advice on what you should do if you find yourself in the situation. reporter: westbound lanes of highway 24 shut down for reports of another freeway shooting, involving two cars for about half an hour wednesday morning, after 11:00. this comes a day after all eastbound lanes of i-80 were closed on the east side of the bay bridge toll plaza over this. >> this guy has a gun. reporter: michael crawford and his coworker were back to the east after work. they came across a car blocking multiple

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our abc 7 anchor ama daetz spoke with the assistant professor in palo alto's university of departmenter more with levels of mental disorders, such as anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, and ptsd. >> individuals background have always been on the receiving end of micro aggressions, racism, historical and generational trauma, minority stress, stress as a result of experience of oppression is very real. it has a lot of shock -- short-term and long-term physical and psychological consequences. gloria: bau is working towards bringing the stigma and providing more access to therapy. they offer low-cost therapy, online services, and special clinics that cater to people from marginalized groups. exciting news for californians, a new type of avocado will hit the market in a couple of years. it was developed by agriculture scientists at uc riverside. >> this one has a very smooth texture. it has a nutty flavor. it can sometimes be sweet. gloria: to seed was first planted decades ago and has since been through along breeding process to achieve the perfect combination. growers will like the v