if you look at the look at that language in front of me, it says to report to the board of supervisorsi'm looking at the legislative digest, the result of any investigation where the controller concludes that a department head has engaged in unlawful activity. so that may speak a little bit more to your point about which investigations the controller is referring or not referring on. excuse me, reporting on. no, that's interesting because i think the language of the statute, the proposed text of the statute itself, doesn't say that. right. it says the results of any investigation that concludes that, etc. so maybe that if this comes back, we can reconcile the language of the proposed statute itself with the legislative digest, but then also begs the question, what if both parties are investigating it? the comptroller's office and the ethics commission then? but the but the controller's office has made a conclusion, but the ethics commission has not. does that then create kind of dueling and inconsistent reporting? and they may they may not be an answer to that. but that's another conce

supervisors as well. is this a winnable position for you moving forward? the people of this county voted me in for two board of supervisors to ask for my resignation without even once having a conversation with me or giving me the concerns of anyone that would have gone forward to the county executive or to h.r. doesn't isn't really fair for me to even have an opportunity to look into any allegations or to fix anything that may have that they're alleging. for me, to the people of this county, voted me in for change, and that's exactly what i'm doing. but i am facing a very entrenched culture, and i'm disrupting a lot, and i'm holding people accountable. and a lot of people don't like that. and that's this is where i am here today, because i represent change and the people of this county believe in me. sheriff, we've seen the rise of your career. you're the first latina sheriff in the county, one of the first in the state of california. you've worked your way up in that san mateo county sheriff's department for the past 20 years. what's changed all of a sudden? i, i beat the political machine, and no one exp

i've been elected to the board of supervisors. i've been elected as mayor and i'm really proud of that. and i definitely appreciate that. i have been given that opportunity over the years and i will never forget >> and we are continuing to follow breaking news out of san francisco tonight where incumbent mayor london breed, as you just heard there has conceded to daniel lurie in the race for mayor breed, making that concession speech just about an hour ago at city hall. she says that she plans to work with lori to ensure a peaceful transition >> of and the numbers are in from that race. lori, receiving 56% of the votes so far compared to breeds. 44%, there was quite a gap from those early returns and that gap didn't close. it also planned in brea decided to drop out of the race. other news we're following tonight, the defense called its first witness is today in the trial of nima, many men accused of killing cashapp co-founder bob are kroger's lezla gooden brings us the latest from the courthouse. >> the prosecution rested its case

another possibility that was raised today, the board of supervisors has the power of subpoena over employeest it may be investigating for misconduct, and they could certainly issue a subpoena and try to have her testify in front of the board of supervisors. so at some point, the sheriff should be able to tell her side of the story and hopefully tell that side of the story under oath. this is really a lot of drama for a drama free county, usually. final question for you, dean. we've been around here a long time and we have had problems with our local sheriffs before. laurie smith in santa clara county, ross mirkarimi and vicki hennessy in san francisco. what's the problem here? why does this keep happening? you know, sheriffs have a very powerful position. they are elected officials. they depend upon people for their election. a lot of times people come and ask for favors from the sheriff, and those requests are honored. this i think, is a unique case. i mean, corpus conduct with her assistant, victor annette, and his conduct and their relationship with the union seems to be a sort of interna

well, the san mateo county board of supervisors meeting was held under the big top today. d presented a resolution honoring the zoppe italian family circus. nino the clown and the rest of the circus crew are being recognized for their contributions to the culture of redwood city, where they have been performing for the past 17 years. you can catch the zoppe italian family circus now through december first. that's fun. >> it's a fun show. i've seen it. oh. you have? yeah, it's really nice. good for the family. all right. well, we still have much more news ahead. we do? >> let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina, thanks. >> tonight, our weather coverage continues as we prepare for the atmospheric river moving into the bay area. spencer christian joins me to time out the rain, wind, and possible flooding. plus a deeper look at california's insurance crisis as there are calls for the insurance commissioner to step down. seven on your sides. stephanie sierra tracked down commissioner ricardo lara, who responded to the criticism

now, the board of supervisors is set to meet tomorrow at 4:00 to discuss possible next steps. those could include things like censoring the sheriff of course, calling for her removal, which they have already done today, and even things such as bringing a charter amendment before voters here in san mateo county, which would allow them to remove the sheriff from office. i'm live in san mateo county. tim johns, abc seven news. >> okay, tim, thank you for that. in the east bay, a former alameda county sheriff's deputy was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison today for killing a dublin husband and wife. that is according to the east bay times. former deputy devin williams was convicted of shooting maria and benson tran execution style with his service pistol in 2022 at their home in front of their family. their teenage son held maria tran as she died. evidence indicated williams was enraged and obsessed. following a months long relationship with maria tran, nine sheriff's deputies and two medical employees are facing felony charges in connection with the death of an inmate at the

the recall campaign wants the board of supervisors now to protect their win. members of the group attended a meeting today urging the board to impose a moratorium on all staff dismissals by d.a. price. >> our major concern now is that you know, she is pretty vindictive, and we're so worried that, you know, she would be start firing the people. they are very capable and very experienced. >> the group says it will make a list of recommendations to present to the board of supervisors about who should serve as interim da. the board will likely appoint someone to the position early next year. >> right now, governor newsom is in washington, d.c, to ask his democratic allies for help in preparation for a second trump term. california legislators plan to hold a special session early next month to quote trump proof the state. abc seven news reporter monica madden joins us live in studio. monica, how is newsom looking to position the state? well, ama, under governor newsom's leadership, california will again be the liberal foil to conservative policies under the trump wh

holly to the board of supervisors. mateo county sheriff christina corpus walked into the county chambers tonight and spoke in front of the board of supervisors, saying she would not allow them to fire her chief of staff without cause. this inquiry was politically motivated and one sided. it was filled with lies. tonight's board of supervisors special meeting follows an independent investigation conducted by well respected retired judge ladoris cordell. the investigation looked into serious allegations against the sheriff's office and describes a culture of racial and homophobic slurs, retaliation and humiliation. the report also points to evidence showing sheriff corpus and her chief of staff, victor angela, are involved in a personal relationship. tonight, one of the resolutions the board was considering removing ige's position, but that changed when sheriff corpus walked in and promoted him to a different position, effective immediately. i'm appointing doctor victor i and j to the position of assistant sheriff. if we

>> remember, this comes just days after the board of supervisors already unanimously voted, urging the sheriff to resign. last week. if voters decide to take this to the voters, they could see a special election as early as march 4th of next year. today's board of supervisors meeting kicks off at 9:00 this morning live in redwood city. lena howland, abc seven news. all right. >> lena. thank you. developing news in the north bay, where officials are investigating another deadly boating accident in the waters near bodega bay. this time, one person was killed and four others were sent to the hospital. the latest incident was very similar to two other boat accidents. this month. this group was out crabbing when this their boat capsized just before two yesterday afternoon. millie biller with the inverness yacht club is very familiar with the water conditions where these accidents have happened. >> that is a particularly treacherous and hazardous body of water out there. we just had a full moon and king tides and so the currents are strong and unpredictable in that area. >> experts say the c

as the president of the board of supervisors made sure that nonprofits like us are resourced, that we do have all of the resources we need to continue serving. but i just wanted to highlight the more recent one, the pandemic. we are able to get out of the pandemic with her leadership, all of the testing sites, the covid command centers that made it possible for us to not only to sustain, but to continue the much needed food security programing at the bayanihan equity center. she's there. and again, she is someone we should thank for having this capital d, our new digs. so without delay, please help me welcome mayor london breed. thank you. thank you so much, luisa, and congratulations on your new home. this is such a beautiful place. i don't just like it, i l it. looks like you don't have to do much work, which is very nice. as luisa said, we are celebrating the month of october as filipino heritage month in san francisco and i want to thank council general ferrera for being here with us, for being an extraordinary partner and continuing to build bridges between the filipino community

i am supervisor marina melgar, chair of the committee. joined by boardn peskin and the vice chair, supervisor, dean preston. the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i'd also like to thank sus nlcs from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting and making it available to the public. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you madam chair. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices that you've brought with you into the chamber today. public comment will be taken on b■1each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak along your right handou may submit public comment in writing i your comments to me at j-o-h-n. period c a r r o l l at sfgov. org or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing, i will forward your comment to the members of this committee and also inc

i have a feeling i will have a longer opportunity at the board of supervisors. ut dean, i think the world of you, i it has been an absolute pleasure serving on this body with you and serving with you on the board of supervisors. you're someone i look up to. you're someone whose opinion i value extremely, extremely, highly. you, your care and love for human beings is beyond measure. your integrity. your focus on using whatever privilege you have in the world to make life better and easier, and more just for those that don't have privilege, is inspiring. and being your colleague has been one of the greatest honors of my life. so i just want to thank you so deeply for not only for all of your work and sacrifice, because i think people don't realize what a big sacrifice being an elected official is, but just for the person you are. thank you for being the epitome of integrity and whether or not it's acknowledged widely, it is certainly acknowledged by me and so many of your colleagues. commissioner williams, i am i'm wondering who to start with. i don't know, let's s

meanwhile, the board of supervisors narrowing the path to remove the sheriff from office and they are moving forward. >> it's not a place that i wanted to be or any member of the board wanted to be. certainly if we had our our way, we'd have a functioning sheriff's office that was really acting in the best interest of residents and the employees in the sheriff's office. >> instead, san mateo county supervisors say the window is closing on a graceful end to sheriff cristina corpus tenure. board members seek the filing of criminal charges before a grand jury or removal by a man in the county charter. this after the sheriff saying defiantly she is not leaving. >> i will not allow the board to threaten me and attempt to fire my chief of staff without cause. this inquiry was politically motivated and one sided. >> that inquiry, written by retired superior court judge ladoris cordell, found evidence the sheriff abused her power, used racial and homophobic slurs at work, and has a romantic relationship with her chief of staff, victor. on wednesday, the sheriff promoted him to the rank of ass

he'll have a board of supervisors that will look a lot different from what it's looked like in the pasti think he'll probably find people on that board of supervisors who have lots of ideas and who are willing to work with him, but otherwise i think it's unclear what we're going to see in the future. >> yeah. when it comes to learning on the job, is that dangerous for san francisco as a whole? we don't know what's going to happen, could be a loose cannon. >> i doubt it will be dangerous. he's not campaigned as a loose cannon and he's campaigned predominantly in line with where i think a lot of majority of san francisco voters are on the major issues, at least right now. i do think he'll have to learn how to be that best representative, i think especially in an era of another trump presidency. the idea that san francisco voters will be looking to their mayor for leadership to fight for them against a federal government that might very well target san francisco and has in the past. so whether he can cultivate relationships at the state and federal level, that will be an open question. i d

mike callagy and the board of supervisors. and as we mentioned, this all comes on the same day the sheriff's office arrested the president of the deputy for union alleged fraud. the union immediately claimed the arrest is whistleblower retaliation. the board of supervisors says they will convene in a special meeting. convene in a special meeting tomorrow at 4:00 to decide what to do next. they can either censure the sheriff, asked for her resignation or find other legal ways to get her to leave her post. but the sheriff told me straight up she is not going anywhere. we're live in redwood city. i'm damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. okay, complicated story there. thank you. damian. well, he faced a judge today. a man accused of attacking a woman with a knife on bart in san francisco. that man, giovanni patatas, is accused of stabbing a woman earlier this month on a bart train. as that train pulled into the 24th street station in the mission district. investigators say patatas attacked the woman from behind, slashing her face an

i've been elected to the board of supervisors. i've been elected as mayor and i'm really proud of that. and i definitely appreciate that. i have been given that opportunity over the years and i will never forget. what's your well, i think ultimately, you know, put san franciscans for do everything you can to make sure that you're addressing a lot of the complex problems and, you know, you got to understand, you know, how government works, how the city works be willing to listen to people and make the right decisions to addressed these issues. they're very complicated, very challenging. but nevertheless, again, i go back to how proud i am that city is finally on the rise despite dealing with, you know, problems that have impacted us on a national scale. the city is set to move forward and i'm looking forward to seeing that happen region too. >> you've thing be >> you know, it looked like from the votes today that votes, the ballots are going in a very similar direction. and it doesn't seem as if there's a chance unless there's a mir

and zach, the sheriff also announced a really surprising decision at a special board of supervisors meetinge the board voted. they have no confidence in her. >> yeah, that's right gloria. >> and all of this stems from a 400 page report that was released tuesday, and it accused sheriff corpus of abuse of power and having an inappropriate relationship with the chief of staff. she hired. and in the meeting last night, she announced that she's making him assistant sheriff. and that move got a lot of criticism from the board of supervisors, who unanimously voted to declare it has no confidence in her to continue the job. now, the report at the center of this was done by an independent investigator, and it claims corpus office uses retaliation and intimidation tactics against deputies who question her leadership during public commen, the sheriff said that the inquiry into her was politically motivated and one sided, filled with lies. the sheriff is an elected position, so the board doesn't have the power to fire corpus, but one option would be to put a charter amendment before county voters in ma

under this authority the power enterprise will reports on a quarterly basing basis to the board of supervisorsd the cost of contractors best evidence rule into pursuant to the section that includes my prepared remarks we ask you and manager to seek board of supervisors approval to increase them i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> xhoim. >> questions or comments. >> commissioner arce. >> >> thank you r your presentation. i wanted to share kind of personal perspective how we spent a good chunk of 2007 to 2016 working on at that time segregation and became sf and to look back at the 8 plus years since the program w all the advocates and working with the assistant general manager barbara hale it is safe to say has exceeded the exceptions of those early days and to look at a program now that is more affordable than pg&e that is greener than pg&e has so many opportunities in in front of us one of the keys has been to provide the general manager and his team the flelth to adapt to the rapidly changing conditions in the market and again, with some head widen we'll need more more and

today, the board of supervisors want voters to give them the power to fire sheriff corpus following a scathing audit of her leadership. they will also discuss possible plans for a special election for next year. now, the scathing 400 page audit contends that sheriff corpus is having an intimate, personal affair with her civilian chief of staff, victor ainge, and that she gave control of the sheriff's department to him. the audit cited phone call interviews with 40 current and past sworn and civilian employees, but they were all granted anonymity. they did not testify under oath, and their interviews were not recorded. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes spoke with the sheriff in an exclusive interview. she says she has no plans to resign and denies all allegations. >> garbage. i say it's false. i am not having an affair with him. i've known victor for 17 years, 17 years and we are colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant, a friend. is it because i'm a woman and i can't have a man next to me that i trust without having a sexual relationship with him? >> remember, this comes

authorize the general manager to seek approval from the board of supervisors to extend and increase the delegation of authority under section 21.43 of the administrative code to execute power supply contracts: a) with terms in excess of 10 years or requiring expenditures of $10 million or more subject to an annual expenditure limit of $300 million per year; and b) with anticipated revenue in excess of $1 million or more subject to an annual revenue limit of $300 million per year, from july 1, 2025 to june 30, 2030. >> good afternoon commissioner stacy and commissioners. my name is juvenile probation department laya i say director of the power supply for the power enterprise. today we're asking you to authorize the general manager to seek boards supervisor approval to increase the delegation of the authority of administrative code for the sale of electricity and related products and section allows us to acquire the energy supplies in the highly competitive market that provide power supply to customers at hetch hetchy the city full service power utilities and clean power sf for the cac pr

the recall campaign wants the board of supervisors to protect their win. members of the group attended a meeting yesterday to urge the board to impose a moratorium on all staff dismissals by d.a. price. >> our major concern now is that, you know, she is pretty vindictive, and we're so worried that, you know, she will be start firing the people. they are very capable and very experienced. >> the group says it will make a list of recommendations to present to the board of supervisors about who should serve as interim da. the board will likely appoint someone to the position early next year. >> this morning, a major scandal in san mateo county. a scathing new report paints a troubling picture of the sheriff's office and the sheriff. now there are growing calls for her to resign, but she's not backing down. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in redwood city this morning. and lena, the board of supervisors, is holding a special meeting today to discuss what they can do. >> yeah, amanda. that's right. and some of the actions that they will be discussing

base closure community redevelopment and homeless assistance act of 1994, the san francisco board of supervisors elected to come under that act, and there there were so many base closures happening at that time that there was actually a base closure committee of the board of supervisors. just a little fun fact and then our mission is, is, is we are committed to creating an equitable, inclusive and thriving community for all. treasure island residents, employees, businesses and visitors, lower income households, and those who have experienced homelessness are at the center of our mission. together, as the island develops, we will foster a diverse and inclusive mixed income neighborhood through affordable housing, jobs, community building and advocacy, and our vision is a thriving and inclusive san francisco neighborhood on treasure island that celebrates diversity and provides equity for all. and these are our guiding statements. there are key statements for our organization and our values our dignity, inclusion, equity, belonging and collaboration. we take all of this seriously and we try to inf

the board to come together and work with the mayor to solve problems, or at least make progress. >> our political analyst said with a lot of new board members, it's almost like the board of supervisors are almost in a honeymoon phase. but, he said, as the board moves through its agenda, those political tensions will inevitably come up. and he said those occasional clashes are an important part of the process, with leaders standing up for what they believe in. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up tonight at 11, more problems for robotaxi company crews to find. it's now facing. and it's all tied to an accident in san francisco. >> we are tracking showers around the area. most of them have died down. we're going to see a chance for more, possibly on the weekend. and snow in the mountains. >> but first, are more interest rate cuts happening in the near future? today's com nts from fed chair quest a government bailout. the postal service reported a net loss of $9.5 billion for its fiscal year ending on september 30th. that is a $3 billion loss, more compared to last year. the agency says its total operating revenue was 79.5 billion, up 1.7%. but they need

representatives of the african american sports and entertainment group or before the alameda county board of supervisors tuesday encouraging them to sign off on the transfer of the counties. 50% share of the coliseum property from the a's to cg. urging the board of supervisors to help forward the negotiation process we can complete the transaction. >> scg also wants the county to put on hold or dismiss a lawsuit brought by citizens for a better environment which would challenge the county's initial sale of the property to the a's. scg says these are both critical next steps. >> once that occurs and that we have transaction on city side and the county's interest. then for the first time in 57 years, the site will have, you know, the approval to have ownership by one entity that we could actually go and engage the community in the east bay region in such a way where we would be able to really start to look at what the site plan is going to look like. >> the delay in county action is also delaying a payment, a a s e g was scheduled to make to the city of oakland for their half of the coliseum. scg was requ

implementation of the master plan to make sure that the master pn, which was adopted by the board of supervisorsd by the city and after meeting, that's plan that the city approved. the members of the boarwas appointed by the mayor and the board of supervisors. [multiple voices] >> the (indiscernible) is very detailed plan. looking at the ecological aspects of the island, looking at the geotechnical aspects of the island, but also making sure that there is an ongoing of development that's in keeping with what the original plan was, which is that we have up to 8,000 rooms of retail and hotel also that there is open space that's created so it's an overall plan that guides the whole development of treasure island and the buena island. >> merials used during the construction of treasure island integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used toon of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a sig

is december 5th prices, chief assistant da will assume leadership in that office until the board of supervisors appoints a permanent replacement as kron four's. dan kerman tells us that permanent replacement likely won't happen until early next year. >> with an overwhelming number of voters supporting the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price. it's now up to the board of supervisors to appoint her replacement. we would allow for interested candidates. >> to complete an application. made to the clerk. then we have a deadline for that time frame to the open. miley says the committee would then narrow down the choices to a handful and they would be interviewed in public during a supervisors meeting. so will probably be looking something january february of next year when we do the public interviewing. >> and then make an appointment. >> in terms of qualifications, miley says there are many, but one comes to the top of his list. we would be looking for someone who is a seasoned prosecutor. because we need to make sure we have someone who has experience and understand the role of d

the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved a vote of no confidence in sheriff christina corpus and called on her to resign. the board of supervisors met in special session following the release of that scathing report that we told you about right here last night. it alleges abuse of power and improper relationship with her chief of staff, and the use of racist and homophobic slurs in the workplace. the supervisors also eliminated the job of chief of staff. >> this is a storm that we will have to get through together. there will be a new era. i don't know exactly when that will be. but i do have great hope that one day we will have a sheriff that we can truly trust. >> the situation. >> now, the board also raised questions about the arrest of deputy carlos tapia, who you see here. he's president of the deputies union, and he was arrested on suspicion of grand theft. yesterday we also told you about that right here on the show. well, union members say it shows signs of retaliation since tapia launched complaints against the sheriff and her chief of staff. the district atto

. >> by the board of supervisors. >> plus, why attorneys for many believe prosecutors have failed to make their arguments in court. >> let's get you a check of the forecast now taking a live look at downtown san franc sco. yet clear calm night out there right now that things are really going to be turned up come tomorrow morning. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. hey, lauren. yeah, should be really. it's overnight tonight. we'll probably hear that wind ramping up throughout the night tonight and by tomorrow morning. it should start to roar around the bay area with some heavy rain. >> beginning to make its way in the north bay out there right now. we do have some high clouds up above. some rain. showers have started in the north. they most that pretty light right now. but the winds, yeah, they're going to be kicking up this in extremely intense storm. maybe a record low developing here overnight tonight there's going to be more storms lined up behind that. so this one is going to focus mainly in the north bay, but everybody's going to feel the effects of

urging the board of supervisors to help >> forward the negotiation process we can complete the transactionre the board of supervisors on tuesday, encouraging them to sign off on the transfer of the counties. 50% share of the property from the a's to a a s e g. they also want the county to sign off on an agreement to put a hold on or dismiss a lawsuit brought by citizens for a better environment which a challenge. the county's initial sale of the property to the a's. scg says these are both critical next steps. once that occurs. >> and that we have transaction on city side and the county's interest. then for the first time in 57 years, the site will have, you know, the approval to have ownership by one entity that we could actually go and engage the community in the east bay region in such a way where we would be able to really start to look at what the site plan is going to look like. >> the delay in county action is also delaying a payment, a a s e g was scheduled to make to the city of oakland for their half of the coliseum. scg was required to deposit 10 million dollars in oakland's esc

when i came to the board of supervisors this wasn't the career plan that i wanted to work on for much of my life it was not in the plan i was inspiring to be an office holder in any recovery from addiction and i was appointed to the board against the backdrop of the drug crises and record shattering level of overdoses and there wasn't a playbook to run for office as a recovering addict and community it didn't go over well and some it communities understood that treasure island was that community i'll tell you as it came in today and gave melanie a hug that is this is a community that of yes where this is a - a community that has such a rich tradition of they entry community and the possibilities of reassemblies means too much about the promise of the city of st. francis this community means the world to me so i'm grateful to mercy housing and the catholic cheshtsd one treasure island for everything you're doing for the one hundred and thirty units of mixed-income this is part of great things and an honor to be here and to be part of this and to those of you are residents i brought car

on wednesday, the county's board of supervisors voted unanimously for the sheriff to step down. >> the matter has been referred to the district attorney's office. it's in the process of being referred to the attorney general's office. i have every it's being referred to the civil grand jury. >> the calls for corpus to resign were echoed by haines puschendorf, a former employee and previous head of the sheriff's department's union. he says the department has been plagued by scandal for years. >> we were hoping that she was going to make a change, and in fact, she was just as bad as the past history had always been. >> puschendorf says he still talks with many people who work at the sheriff's office. he tells me he believes the report is an accurate depiction of the department. >> with the way that everything has been crumbling and falling around her. i would expect the best thing would be to step out of the way and hopefully they can get at least a couple of more people in to help organize. they can restructure. >> but corpus has vowed not to step down, citing her being elected by the v

peskin says all of his fellow members of the board of supervisors support the idea. the proposition would grant the inspector general powers to investigate city government and also city contracted nonprofits like sf safe. the leader of that organization was arrested earlier this year on charges she misused more than a half million dollars in funding. >> this is actually going to be a very effective tool to root out, not only corruption within the government, but with third party vendors that the government contracts with who would also be subject to search warrant and subpoena. >> prop c faces opposition from many san francisco voter groups, including the san francisco democratic party. grow, s.f, and together sf. together sf using social media to explain that while the idea of more oversight might sound good, it would ultimately add another layer of bureaucracy in a city already wrapped up in red tape. >> the new position would have insane unchecked power. they can investigate anyone, issue subpoenas, and execute search warrants with little oversight. and guess what?

the board of supervisors says it would take too long to wait for a recall, which would require a petitionf more than 40,000 signatures. >> our sheriff was elected by the people and the people will make the ultimate decision here. >> the sheriff is in the second year of a six year term, and one sided. the ordinance will need a second round of approval to be enacted. another hearing is scheduled for next month. crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> a new ordinance approved today aims to support local businesses in san mateo county, and family members and friends gathered to remember a postal worker killed on the job. as police pieced together what led up t he crash the holidays (♪) and holiday trips (♪) and holiday toys (♪) and holiday bonding (♪) and it all comes together in a chevrolet find your red tag! get 0% financing on the all-new 2025 equinox. (♪) chevrolet together let's drive - i had health insurance before. (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's to

the alameda county board of supervisors says deputy da royal roberts will assume the da duties until the board appoints a replacement. and many families of homicide victims supported the recall, including virginia nishida. her husband, tv news security guard kevin, was shot and killed in oakland three years ago. >> we're relieved. we are completely relieved. we know that change is coming, and we know that it's going to be something that's great because the office will become truly a district attorney's office. that's for the people. not just certain people, but for all people, for victims. >> nishida says she hopes the new district attorney will commit to taking cases to trial, as opposed to making plea deals. well, now to developing news in sonoma county, where a person has died after another small boat capsized near bodega bay. five people were reported in distress. this was in the water near salmon creek this afternoon. sonoma county officials say four of them were taken to the hospital, and officials say one person died despite efforts to save them. new video shows the rescue oper

supervisor nate miley, president of the alameda county board of supervisors, says he and his colleagues must wait until after the election results are certified by december 5th before considering an interim candidate. the temporary d.a. will serve until at least june of 2026, when another election is held. >> i want somebody who's balanced. yeah, because i want i want criminal justice reform, but i also want someone who's going to hold perpetrators responsible for their wrongdoings. >> supervisor miley says the process to find an interim da will require an application process that includes extensive screenings and public interview. >> marshawn lynch speaks out on his politic and podcast why he believes president elect donald trump came out on top this election. >> also tonight, a new face will represent one of san francisco's most troubled neighborhoods. we hear tonight talking one on one with the new supervisor in the city who says he can make a change. >> my goal as supervisor is to have the rest of the city see what i see in this neighborhood, which is the deep breath. cancer is a jo

the county board of supervisors, that needs to act to seal the deal. we're urging the board of supervisors to help move forward the negotiation process. so we can complete the transaction. kg missed a $2 million payment deadline last week. they say they're waiting to transfer the funds until the county's pending sale with the a's is transferred to them. all sides say a deal with that many moving parts is complicated. buying two parts of the same property from different owners. i think it's just a very complex transaction. on the county side, you have the you know, you have the county. you know, we negotiated for a long time with the deal to get with the a's, to get to an acquisition agreement. then we, you know, we work with the jpa, then you have the communities for better environment that has a litigation pending against the county. eshoo g already paid a nonrefundable 5 million to the city, but millions more are at stake. money that oakland is relying on to avoid significant cuts to public safety. with the deal delayed, some of those cuts have now st

presumptive win by oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass for the alameda county board of supervisorsc7 news reporter anser hassan explains the process. >> the results aren't certified yet, but oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass is declaring victory in her race for the alameda county board of supervisors. neither bass nor her opponent, emeryville city council member john butters, were available for interviews, but her presumptive win may impact oakland's mayor's race. >> it's never happened before, and so we want to get things right, oakland city council member dan kalb says. >> things will change once the county certifies the election to recall shengtao. the oakland city council would formally accept that certification, likely at its december 17th meeting when tao steps down. fortunato bass, the current city council president, would take over as interim mayor and serve until a special election, likely in april. >> and at that moment, whoever the council president is becomes the acting or interim mayor. >> but bass will likely step down before january 5th to be sworn

mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. in order to keep the budget balanced, district officials say time has run out and they are calling on the entire community to help find solutions. ktvu jana katsuyama is live in the newsroom tonight with more. jenna. >> greg. today i talked with parents and community members at a ribbon cutting ceremony and halloween celebration at one elementary school, and they shared their fears as well as some ideas for how to help the district. to the delight of celebrating halloween in their brand new schoolyard with a sweet treat for students and their families at bridges academy in east oakland. >> now it's very bright of green. it's really beautiful. >> but the oakland unified school district is facing frightening financial projections. with a $79 million deficit this year and possible $95 million deficit next year. district officials say with 34,000 students enrolled, that is not enough to maintain the current 77 schools. >> to do nothing is not an option. we have clearly run out of space to

it's a coup that has been in place for a while by the county executives and the board of supervisors.the scathing audit contends that sheriff corpus is having an intimate, personal affair with her civilian chief of staff, victor nj, and that she gave control of the sheriff's department to him. >> garbage. i say it's false. i am not having an affair with him. i've known victor for 17 years, 17 years, and we are colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant, a friend. is it because i'm a woman and i can't have a man next to me that i trust without having a sexual relationship with him? >> the audit cited phone call interviews with 40 current and past sworn and civilian employees, but they were all granted anonymity. they did not testify under oath, and their interviews were not recorded. >> disgusted. appalled. why? because most of the information that's in there is made up false and unverified and the most salacious accusations came from just one person identified as civilian employee number three, who works in records at the millbrae sheriff's substation, where corpus served as millb

and supporters of the recall say they are ready to move forward and they hope the board of supervisors acts quickly to find a replacement covers. well, bellow has that story. if we think that. >> there's still a lot of mismanagement going on there even today. and in the da's office and we'd like to see them act as quickly as possible. >> campaign manager chris moore leading the effort to recall pamela price was pleased friday evening with the results of the election. we felt coming into the last few weeks. she was helping out quite a bit by making a lot of, you know, mistakes are self and we're not surprised that we're pleading. and, you know, 65, 30 35% price took office in 2022. becoming the first african-american woman to hold the county's top prosecutor >> just about a year later, though, the group save alameda for everyone launched the effort to recall her on election night. those in favor of the recall were happy with the early returns showing two-thirds of voters supported the efforts to get her out of office. she is not being just to the victims. she's favor in the criminals an

meanwhile, the board of supervisors, narrowing the paths for the sheriff's removal or ouster from office and they are moving forward. >> it's not a place that i wanted to be or any member of the board wanted to be. certainly if we had our our way, we'd have a functioning sheriff's office that was really acting in the best interest of residents and the employees in the sheriff's office. >> instead, san mateo county supervisors say the window is closing on a graceful end to sheriff christina corpus tenure. board members seek the filing of criminal charges before a grand jury or removal by amending the county charter. this after the sheriff saying defiantly, she is not leaving. >> i will not allow the board to threaten me and attempt to fire my chief of staff without cause. this inquiry was politically motivated and one sided. >> that inquiry, written by retired superior court judge ladoris cordell, found evidence the sheriff abused her power, used racial and homophobic slurs at work, and has a romantic relationship with her chief of staff, victor. on wednesday, the sheriff promoted him to

same with the board of supervisors, we know we have four new board of supervisors we're going to have a new one coming in. already reaching out to the new supervisors and their teams to let them know that we're here for them. director short as well plans to reach out for the. so, i would say, like i don't think that's wrong, there is nothing wrong with saying congratulation to see people. there is no prohibition, it's a beautiful thing to our county but feel free to reach out and congratulate them as they come into office. but we'll keep you informed if we have any questions what the function of the commission is and through your director short is our main, liason with the mayor's office that she too will do the same thing. thank you. >> commissioner zoubi and turner, follow-up, i'm satisfied that we don't need to do anything but i didn't make the request. so do you have more that you would like after hearing director gordon's comments? >> no, i think that's right. i think the next couple of weeks, everybody is going to learn how things shake out. but i'm cognizant of the fact of any

and the board of supervisors. >> the scathing audit contends that sheriff corpus is having an intimate personal affair with her civilian chief of staff, victor nj, and that she gave control of the sheriff's department to him. >> garbage. i say it's false. i am not having an affair with him. i've known victor for 17 years, 17 years and we are colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant, a friend. is it because i'm a woman and i can't have a man next to me that i trust without having a sexual relationship with him? >> the audit cited phone call interviews with 40 current and past sworn and civilian employees, but they were all granted anonymity. they did not testify under oath and their interviews were not recorded. >> disgusted. appalled. why? because most of the information that's in there is made up false and unverified and the most salacious accusations came from just one person identified as civilian employee number three, who works in records at the millbrae sheriff's substation, where corpus served as millbrae police chief before she became sheriff. >> corpus claims she heard a

alameda county board of supervisors will appoint the next da. erson will serve until the next general election in 2026. then whoever wins that election will finish out prices term which runs the end of 2028. in san leandro. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 8.39 is the time. and as we go to the break, we want to show you see what happened with some of california's propositions and the vote so far. be right back. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. >> you could certainly hear the blustery conditions outside. it's so windy one out there with winds kicking up overnight and certainly feeling it this morning. in fact, this is video that our own will tran recorded while he was out there near city hall reporting on a completely different story. but as you can see, the wind is one of the big headlines locally with the red flag warning in effect until tomorrow because of the dry conditions. and then the when i was up all night, listening to it gusting and hearing lik

and that's what the board of supervisors is expected to discuss this morning. at their meeting, ktvu spoke with the head of the developers group, aa seg, about what still needs to happen. >> we're looking for is the approval from the county to allow for us to step into the shoes of the a's, that that they have an agreement with the county to buy the county's 50% interest. they've agreed to sell it to us. and now what we need is we need an approval. >> now, in the meantime, the city of oakland needs that $10 million payment to balance its budget. now, the city was expecting that payment on november 7th, and it didn't arrive because they're still waiting for the call or for the county to finalize the sale of that portion of the coliseum. and because of that, some city council members have warned that the city now has to enact some emergency budget cutting measures. those are expected to be outlined at the next city council meeting next week, november 19th. the oakland police officers association is calling for an independent investigation and audit of the city's b

and the board of supervisors. >> the scathing audit contends that sheriff corpus is having an intimate personal affair with her civilian chief of staff, victor nj, and that she gave control of the sheriff's department to him. >> garbage. i say it's false. i am not having an affair with him. i've known victor for 17 years, 17 years and we are colleagues. i consider him a trusted confidant, a friend. is it because i'm a woman and i can't have a man next to me that i trust without having a sexual relationship with him? >> the audit cited phone call interviews with 40 current and past sworn and civilian employees, but they were all granted anonymity. they did not testify under oath and their interviews were not recorded. >> disgusted. appalled. why? because most of the information that's in there is made up false and unverified and the most salacious accusations came from just one person identified as civilian employee number three, who works in records at the millbrae sheriff's substation, where corpus served as millbrae police chief before she became sheriff. >> corpus claims she heard a

urging the board of supervisors to. >> to help forward the negotiation process. an complete the transaction. >> members of cg were before the board of supervisors on tuesday, encouraging them to sign off on the transfer of the counties. 50% share of the property from the a's to a a s e g. they also want the county to sign off on an agreement to put a hold on or dismiss a lawsuit brought by citizens for a tter environment which challenge the county's initial sale of the property to the a's. scg says these are both critical next steps. once that occurs. >> and that we have transaction on city side and the county's interest. then for the first time in 57 years, the site will have, you know, the approval to have ownership by one entity that we could actually go and engage the community in the east bay region in such a way where we would be able to really start to look at what the site plan is going to look like. >> the delay in county action is also delaying a payment, a a s e g was scheduled to make to the city of oakland for their half of the coliseum. scg was requi