i mean, it would be great to hear ambassador bodin's perspective. but the geopolitical events, the zeitgeist at the time, that was the ultimate place for brief stops for fuel for ships going into arabian and persian gulfs. the big however was our organization and others in the intelligence community including the cia pointed to there were many more unknowns about the security posture than knowns. so, that's the part where out of a great tragedy like that, many lessons have been learned and derived. and it changed policy, for example, and forced protection posture. it changed policy on information sharing amongst law enforcement and intelligence agencies. so out of tragedy, a lot of good has come out of it. >> talk about the relationship, if you both would. the government in yemen, did they get in your way? were they cooperative at a certain point? i'm assuming it didn't start out with a lot of cooperation. i don't know. >> um, i didn't have to deal with the yemeni government at all. i really was focused on the ship. so, my interaction would be just

district attorney chase of bodine says anti asian hate cases are being monitored closely to ensure that justice is served in the sierra foothills. the plaster bell city council has voted unanimously to remove a controversial part of the city's logo plastered bill is the largest city in el dorado county. its nickname is old hang town because that's where criminals during the gold rush were hanged. the logo features a man panning for gold and a noose hanging from a tree behind him. there have been increasing calls to remove the news from the logo, county officials estimate it will cost about $5500 to change the logo and remove it from street signs and other locations. coming up here. unrest continues in minnesota how the community in brooklyn center is reacting after the former officer who shot and killed dante right, was charged with second degree manslaughter, plus a tragic accident leaves a well known east based cyclist dead. he biked up mount diablo every week for more than 10 years. we'll have more after the break. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are ta

a second campaign has been launched now to recall san francisco district attorney chase abou dean bodine. rather, organizers of san franciscans for public safety coalition say they are fed up with odin's progressive policies. they say there can attributing to the city's growing rate of property and drug crimes. the first recall campaign began collecting signatures last month. the group is led by republican operative richie greenberg in san francisco. a judge has to smith has dismissed the case against the man who attacked police with a bottle. it happened back in december of 2019, jamaica. hampton was shot by two officers, one of whom was also indicted in the case. hampton faced several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. on friday, a judge dismissed the case over a problem with identifying hampton during the grand jury preceded the da's office says they plan to re file the charges. the jury in the derrick show been murder trial heard closing arguments today and deliberated for four hours before adjourning for the night. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live to help break do

to keep that in mind when his relationship with ambassador bodine, from my information, i could be wrong, but from my information, they didn't get along well at all which is why he was not let back into the country to continue the investigation in regards to what happened to my brother. but going back, you did go over a lot of information -- the questions i did have. i had one particularly question for each of you. agent, you said you arrived there on october 13th, correct? >> the friday. >> and the attack was on the 12th. you say you assisted in body recovery and recovering evidence as well. were there any -- what was going on with the crew between that time, from october 12th to 13th, were they -- did they start any investigation themselves or were they just there to try to keep the ship afloat. i know that's what they did pretty much after the attack. they were focused on keeping the ship afloat and keeping it going and make sure no other damage has taken place. but i'm curious what was going on between the time that the attack happened and your arrive. and a question for you, sir, as

3800 anti ap i incidents nationwide 900 of them right here in the bay area, district attorney chase, bodine says. so far this year, his office has filed charges in six hate crimes, five of them targeting asian american or pacific islander community members. we are seeing an uptick in hate crimes that were filing we're seeing an uptick in hate crimes investigations that are being done effectively by the police police chief bill scott telling city leaders the department is actively gathering data monitoring trends were a p i. community members are targeted and working to catch the offenders. but the department also were constantly said i think our strategies and inviting r fbi stakeholders to convene and brainstorm with us as part of san francisco's strategy to combat crimes targeting the ap i community, the police department says it is constantly evaluating and varying their foot patrols in neighborhoods to saturate areas where asian american pacific islander communities have been targeted. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news, angel island represents a dark chapter in u. s history. these wer

i incidents nationwide 900 of them right here in the bay area, district attorney chase, bodine says.r this year, his office has filed charges in six hate crimes, five of them targeting asian american or pacific islander community members. we are sitting an uptick in hate crimes that were filing we're seeing an uptick in hate crimes investigations that are being done effectively by the police police chief bill scott telling city leaders the department is actively gathering data monitoring trends were a p i. community members are targeted and working to catch the offenders. but the department also were constantly said i think our strategies and inviting our fbi stakeholders to convene and brainstorm with us. as part of san francisco's strategy to combat crimes targeting the ap i community the police department says that is constantly reevaluating and varying their foot patrols in neighborhoods to saturate areas where asian american pacific islander communities have been targeted. reporting live. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. ah brother and sister from the east bay air working to

i incidents nationwide 900 of them right here in the bay area, district attorney chase, bodine says.has filed charges in six hate crimes, five of them targeting asian american or pacific islander community members are sitting object in hate crimes that were filing we're seeing an uptick in hate crimes investigations that are being done effectively by the police. police chief bill scott telling city leaders the department is actively gathering data monitoring trends were a p i. community members are targeted and working to catch the offenders. but the department also were constantly assessing our strategies and inviting our fbi stakeholders to convene and brainstorm with us. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. rouz and we have much more on the effort to stop a p i hate on our website ktvu calm, just click on web links. ah, petition to save discontinued sports programs at stanford now has the attention of the board of trustees. stanford daily reports that the board is scheduling a special meeting to discuss the petition and alumni group called 36 sports. strong started the petition af

presidential election, and it's hacking of federal agencies on a call ahead of the move, president bodine said he advised his russian counterpart, the measures were a direct consequence. i was clear with president putin, we could have gone further, but i chose not to do so. russia's spokesperson did say the two nations saw eye to eye on the need to de escalate tensions, but added sanctions are unacceptable and illegal. still it's a move, experts say, will make an economic impact. we sort of shrug our shoulders when we hear it because they sound like half measures, but clearly they do have impact. it's a step in the right direction. certainly in confirming the russians, president biden says he suggested to putin the to meet in person this summer and proposed a summit somewhere in europe in one washington. great bogan, ktvu fox t. millions of muslims around the world are celebrating their seco, but now there's some questions about fasting and getting the covid-19 vaccine during the holy month of ramadan. muslims fast between sunrise and sunset. that means nothing is supposed to enter the bo

district attorney chase of bodine says anti asian hate cases are being monitored closely to ensure thatrved, the mayor of antioch announced the syriza proposals today aimed at making amends to the bay area's chinese american community for wrong suffered 150 years ago. he also. you offered a public apology. ktvu is rob ross spoke with the mayor today and he joins us now live rob julian. this appears to be the first time a bay area city has apologized for the past treatment of asian and pacific islanders, but any arc is offering much more than just an apology. here in the center of what used to be any arcs chinatown before it was burned to the ground in the 18 hundreds. eniac marilyn more. thor publicly acknowledged the city's painful past. for us. this is very, very important. sojo four will be advancing in a resolution that officially apologizes on behalf of the city of antioch for terrorizing a chinese immigrants in our community. by all accounts, there's a lot to apologize for, particularly in the 18 sixties and said money's when chinese immigrant laborers came. a no chinese immigrant

for the district attorney jason bodine says anti asian hate cases are being monitored closely to ensure that justice is served. the senate is expected to hold a procedural vote today on a bill in response to recent attacks in the asian american pacific islander community. senate majority leader chuck schumer, house speaker nancy pelosi unveiled with called the covid-19 hate crimes act. the bill would have the justice department worked with local police and community groups to more closely investigate cases and raise awareness about hate crime reporting. it breaks your heart to see help communities are affected by this thies hate crimes and how parents air so protective of their children not feeling that negative attitude. today's vote is not on the bill itself, rather whether or not debate should open up on the bill in san leandro police are increasing patrols because of a surge in violence against asian americans. there, there'll be a heavier police presence in areas including shopping malls and banks. police say those the areas were robbers tend to strike most officers will be in unif

law enforcement groups have attacked district attorney chase of bodine for his handling of it, sayingan open season for attacks on police. then on the other side hamptons family as well as many of boudin supporters have urged him to drop the charges. but in this case, it appears the charges were dismissed due to a procedural error reporting live evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, so, evan, you mentioned a procedural error. are there any other details as to why what happened? what led to this dismissal? well the district attorney's office has called it a technical deficiency. that happened with any case that's heading to a trial, one of the key parts of criminal procedure is identifying the defendant, and typically you have a preliminary hearing where you can point out the defendant in the courtroom, typically during a grand jury proceeding that's done with some kind of a photo lineup or something like that. grand jury proceedings are also secrets. we don't know specifically what happened in this case, but clearly there was enough for judge to rule that there wasn't enough evidence pre

and as ambassador bodine said in a few interviews, i think that she summed it up as the relationshipwas quite complex. >> you hire very professional, talented people. since this is my business i'm sure everyone in the room has great respect for what you did. under the circumstances you just outlined it's even more incredible, the results. you should be applauded and congratulated for what you did. >> thank you. [applause] i appreciate it. that's very kind. i won't speak for kathy but i thank the dear lord i had a place and an opportunity to work on something like that. but again, talk about that lack of cooperation and pulling teeth. exhibition every day with the yemen intelligence service to look at evidence. we really got nowhere until deep into 2001 but it wasn't until 9/11 and i witnessed that up close and personal it was a watershed event and -- change overnight. literally. one of the key aspects of this and i believe it is in the book, black banners, we head in meeting, myself ncis. we only had a couple of swat protectors. we were the only one in the country on 9:12. we had a m