office last year, under chissa bodine. now you are the d.a. has it sunk in yet? >> not really, to be honest. i started at the d.a.'s office eight years ago as a volunteer. and never could have imagined being in this position. >> when did you find out the news? we found out early this afternoon. when did you get the word from the mayor? >> i got the word late last night. and of course, you know, couldn't tell anyone except my family, which was really tough. >> i bet. and you already had a news conference with the mayor. you talked about your top priorities as the new d.a. what do you want to accomplish first? >> i mean, i first want to accomplish setting a new tone in san francisco. i think there has been a belief that we are indifferent to crime here. and that we are simply tolerant of it. because this is a big city. and i want to change that tone. i want to set a new tone, where people understand, no, we are not indifferent to crime. that there is accountability in san francisco. and in our -- you know, if you commit crime here. there are consequences. and i thi

she was a prosecutor under bodine's predecessor who bodine fired and she's back and she's going to behandling some of the heavy cases. nancy tung who is a assistant district attorney over in alameda county, but who ran for district attorney in the same race as chesapeodine is coming in also to help on spit head up special prosecutions. now what that says is experience it also it's kind of a smart political move for jenkins because nancy chung was possibly thinking of running for district attorney herself. so not only is she bringing in a prominent chinese woman. she's also probably taking somebody off the boards that could against her this all comes is she also removes some of bodine's top assistance not entirely unexpected. this happens a lot of the times when people come into the offices to equate it with sports if you come in as the new general manager of a team, there's bound to be some changes in the coaching staff. all right. well along those lines, what are we hearing about the people that are no longer with the da's office? is it safe to assume they were says camp oh, yes. yes

brooke jenkins was appointed by the mayor to replace chasing bodine, who was ousted in a recall electionst month. jenkins says her office will take hate crimes, property crimes and so called victimless crimes seriously making sure repeat offenders are prosecuted . at the same time, jenkins says she wants to pursue alternatives to jail for offenders who actually show they want to change. responsible reform does not have to come at the expense of public safety and public safety does not have to come at the expense of reform. as your district attorney. i've vowel. i promise to balance both. voters will decide in november whether whether or not to keep jenkins as the city's d a until november , 2023 when she would face another election. supporters of criminal justice reformers especially unhappy with the appointment earlier on the floor. we spoke with cw devious, who's covered san francisco city hall for years. you heard from brooke was exactly what mary berry was hoping to hear the buzz words open air drug market, no cash bail. repeat offenders those kinds of things that i think constituent

and for a while, jessa bodine was trying out these stats said no, you're wrong. you're wrong. it's perfectly safe. and it got to the point where people said, you know. what am i supposed to believe? you are my lionize. i feel like i'm not safe here, and he finally came around to that. so i think the mayor is trying to meet the moment she's trying to say i understand how you feel in san francisco, and this is a d a. that's going to be able to do something about it. but again, the proof is what happens mhm, but but but going back to sort of what this does for mayor breed and her political future. i mean, there is a lot riding on this, and she's become a real national think part of it because of the opportunities that she's had, but also because she's a forceful speaker. she's one of those san francisco for whatever reasons become the petrie dish for politics on the west coast. everybody looks at san francisco, you're you'll find people who will say that mayor breed ah! supported defunding the police. she never did. but that's the kind of thing she has a political future beyond t

well, the good news is bodine was recalled. interim district attorney to serve until the election in november. this lady named brooke jenkins. now, she vowed that after seeing this video and i'm glad that that video got out. people can see what's going on out here. she vowed to clean this up. >> martha: let me show you a sound bite of her. let's play this. i'm glad you brought it up. >> starting today, drug crime laws will be enforced in this city. we know the large percentage of children that live in the tenderloin. they shouldn't have to wake past drug dealing. they shouldn't have to endure violence. they shouldn't have to watch people die on the street of overdose as they walk to school. >> martha: so there she is. brooke jenkins. d.a. we'll see if it makes a difference. >> you know, when anybody gets in, they're politicians and san francisco politicians. i don't believe anything politicians say until i see results. is she going to have the backing by the government? this is what happened after bodine was recalled. i put thi

former district attorney jason bodine was criticized for being to soft on criminals. >> we are on a tipping point now. in san francisco residents do not feel safe. >> they left office last year in protest and is now the new da promising to stay true to the principles when they joined the office eight years ago. >> i dedicated my life and career since then to being an advocate for victims to fighting for justice and being dedicated to make san francisco a safer place for people to live, work and visit. >> critics say this reform effort went too far and criminals were not being prosecuted adding to what they say was a city on the brink of complete lawlessness. >> this is about striking a balance. >> they say after talking to leaders across the city they stood out as the perfect person to strike the balance. >> we can have responsible reforms and accountability at the same time. i vow to balance both in the pursuit of justice and safety for all. >> they agree that jenkins is the perfect fit and says that she can hit the ground running because she knows the community and the inner workings of t

are you still in contact with jason bodine or no? spoken since i took over and he has been very gracious to offer any support that he can in the transition. yes you might see him again in november. it seems that the polls we'll see. all right. new d a. brook jenkins a product the union city? yes. thanks so much for joining us today. of course. andre ali brook. thank you so much. alright, let's get over to steve paulson. now, with a look at your weather forecast, it might look gloomy outside here in oakland, but steve says things will be clearing up very soon, steve that is correct, andre. i think pretty soon, even right there at the oakland alameda estuary. there's some already some breaks in the clouds here, so it's eroding pretty fast here compared to yesterday, so a little bit warmer. still some fog will hang out by the coast here, but you can see to the north, watching the last few images there right there, watching poof like that. it's gone. southern santa clara valley was trying to make a move up the valley and then just like t

even in the mayor's reelection campaign saying that in many ways the mayor was able to hide behind bodine who oftentimes took the heat for many of the city's problems in the crime. jenkins will be sworn in later this morning. san francisco police chief bill scott congratulated brooke jenkins in a tweet. he said, i know, brooke, to be a person of principle and integrity. i wish you success and i'm looking forward to working closely with her to ensure the safety and security of everyone in san francisco. well, it's a scary day at a starbucks in the south bay after a car comes crashing in the santa clara county sheriff's office says 2 people were injured. kron four's dan thorn has more from cupertino. >> well, there's still a lot of cleanup that needs to happen here after that car smashed into the starbucks on homestead road around noon thursday. deputies telling us that 2 people that were hurt were inside at the time and it's still unclear what caused this crash in the first place. >> shattered glass and broken tables at a mangled starbucks in cupertino. the culprit, the driver of this dark

i was, john met the jack, but tonight, exec decoys, daniel b bodine will be with him. otherwise i will go with the lawyer. which one did you with that put as a on so. yeah, i could just go after them as much as you believe a full time. we will show that we actually will show you the price you with . just call them just get some guy, no acre this alisha 2nd of october you will get you called them was only got the week of cement legit, bill it will stop showing you one, i'm already sure on your tuple when you some sheets across mammogram, did you show up a sleeper, nasty school boys. it gets you a little nice kind of what get letters are crucial. i'm sure all the level search the jeep when you will assume you are that done that she was a scheduled me about i'm brought, which is gonna open up a little bit of tea into, but those are more than july of them a piece i think see to yourself that my sister outdoors are more yankton yoko approach humor shows that i don't fancy this favor. they were giving them a you just don't eat your own united village, but almost anybody to n

tom bodine wrote a tragic incident involving alleged u.s.ver bobby east, one heck of a man, thoughts and prayers to his family. communications manager from the auto racing club of america, charles tweeted, i have the best memories working with east. there's no one better. sorry to hear the news today. my love and thoughts are with his parents and the entire east family. a tweet on behalf of the auto club race, racing on twitter, they say bobby east, one of the most prolific drivers of his era and three times usa team national champion driver in usa, he passed away wednesday night. he was the 37 years old. the daily mail is reporting the suspect in the case is accused of stabbing another man at the same gas station before attacking bobby east. we are working to confirm on the suspects death. eric: millsap known to police as you say, he would frequent the area at the gas station out on parole. another example of the criminal justice system allegedly stabbing to death one person, attacking another at a gas station, a shocking crime, sadly in th

and i say to bodine and bragg and gascon, bring it.y children here and most people are, too. we're going to stand here and fight and make sure hour community is safe and it's okay to have reforms. we should never sacrifice the safety of our families and children to do that. neil: it's wild stuff and we live in wild times. thank you very, very much jonathan, on all of that. we'll keep you posted how this progresses and it's still having people scratching their heads. 24 days straight now we've had declining gas prices, you heard me right, 24 days in a row, they're going down and they're more than double than a year ago, don't go running away with yourself. what if i told you that might not last and one big thing is going to stop it. ♪♪ ♪ every day is a winding road ♪ ♪ i get a little bit closer ♪ ♪ um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. ♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. the 1950 census adds new detail to your family's story. explo

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for this recall efforts of bodine a progressive district attorney policies in this country, letting criminals out. what is failing? it is clearly failing across our country when new york city a security guard in a chase bank was stabbed in the neck and is in critical condition allegedly by a homeless man. now across the country seems like the same thing. >> it is. what it's telling is the fact that politicians throughout the country are not on cuffing police officers and let them go out there do their job. look, i have always said you got bad cops to get rid of them. but these men and women who are trying to serve and protect in these communities of crime to protect law-abiding crime people. they are certainly always under a microscope. you've got das from manhattan to san francisco, to los angeles that are very soft on individuals have committed crime. you look at this guy trent millsap the big question should he have been locked up sooner when he may not have killed if he did bobby east. >> anyone would say should not be out on the streets. finally, ted is it time to bring back more institu

two-time nascar champion todd bodine tweeting, very sad to hear of the tragic incident involving legende was one heck of a wheelman. according to police, millsap was on parole for armed robbery and had outstanding warrants for his arrest on an unrelated violation. guys. >> all right, zachary, thank you. >>> we turn now to another check of the forecast, let's get to danielle breezy, we're watching severe weather in some parts of the country and extreme heat. >> unfortunately it looks that way. i want to show you some crazy video that came in. this is from indiana. you can see the lightning here. these are from storms last night, and unfortunately more storms are going to be in the forecast as we head into the day tomorrow. let me show you what's going on -- and for today, too. severe weather outlook that includes branson, to charleston here, thunderstorms with damaging winds, heavy rain and yes, flooding is a big concern, and unfortunately, this is slow-moving system and hit or miss showers showers over the next couple of days. two, three inches of rain around new york city. that's a lot

. >> in the effort to recall her predecessor bodine, the new da aims to take different approach fromistrict dean regarding how her office will handle plea deals for drug dealers. those san francisco is a sanctuary city for immigrants. it appears the consequences for breaking the law will be applied to everyone regardless of immigration status in that district. attorney jenkins office. i'm sensitive to the immigration issue. >> my father is from el salvador. he's not a citizen of this country. and so i understand why it's important to to take that into account. but at the same time, we cannot allow our residents to die on the street of overdose. we have 45 overdose deaths in may. 33 of which were from fentanyl it's, you know, without holding those who sell fence and all accountable. district attorney jenkins met with people who live and work in the tenderloin to get their input. >> on the solutions that they would like to see, which she says is a key part of how she will measure success. >> the gun industry can no longer hide the those are strong words from governor newsom as he signe

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jenkins left her job as a prosecutor at the da's office last year to join the campaign to recall bodine. she spoke today about how her office will move forward and not focus on who worked there before or after the former d a she says she plans on restoring accountability in san francisco, vowing that violent and repeat offenders will no longer be able to victimize the city without consequences. we've heard a lot of the last 24 hours about how she will prioritize the prosecution, not just violent crimes with burglaries, property crimes and the city's open air drug market. jenkins used her time at the podium today to also talk about how she will work on progressive criminal justice reform and says she is dedicated to creating new programs that will serve as alternatives to incarceration. >> the inequity in our criminal justice system is not something i read in the book or learn in a classroom. it's not theoretical to me. it's part of my lived experience. and it is a part of why i decided to do this work to bring more fairness into this system so that when we decide what's appropriate in a

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she later left her job to join the recall campaign criticizing how bodine was handling some of these cases. jenkins promised to prioritize prosecutors of violent crimes, burglaries, property crimes in the city's open air drug market. let's hear now from mayor london breed. and then from jenkins herself. >> town ability and justice. balance of fairness. is what made her stand apart. accountability does not mean that we reject a full reform. we can have responsible reform. and accountability both at the same time. and i doubt to this city to balance both in the pursuit of justice and safety for all. >> relationship between the da's office in the san francisco police department remains rocky, but jenkins says she hopes to mend that relationship while also holding officers accountable for any misconduct. well, the police officers association says it's ready to turn a new page with the d a we reached out to test dean's team for comment that we have not heard back yet. now jenkins will be district attorney until november, bu she'll have to convince voters to keep her in office as others wi

bodine likely is expected to be removed by the end of the week.ancisco mayor london breed will name his replacement among the people who have been interviewed for the job. current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alameda county prosecutor nancy tongue. superior court judge erik fleming and former police commissioner commission member joe elliott oto varanasi backers of a recall of los angeles district attorney george gascon turned in their signatures to the county registrar today. they need more than 566,000 verified signatures to force a recall. election organizers arrived at the registrar's office with a truck they say was filled with 717,000 signatures. backers say gas collins criminal justice reform policies are too soft on crime. one man whose son was killed in an armed robbery, said the d a. is making l a less safe. you have mr george gascon , aiding the public defender trying to take off the enhancements off of our case. i can't bring my son back. i can't breathe jacob back, but i can h

she left the kid to join the campaign to recall her former bus chase bodine. london breed appointed jenkins to the position of district attorney after interviewing a pool of candidates. mayor breed will swear in jenkins at a noontime ceremony today at city hall. jenkins is promising to reform the criminal justice system while targeting violent and repeat offenders. we are a city of second chances, but the truth is, we have to draw a line with people who choose hate violence and a life of crime. jenkins has been an attorney for 15 years. she must now run for election in november, when voters will decide if she should serve out boudin's term, which goes through the end of next year. disneyland became the victim of a social media takeover. a hacker by the name of david do access, the official. disneyland california accounts on facebook and instagram. and began posting a stream of racist slurs and covid conspiracies, including that he invented the virus. he claimed to be getting revenge on disneyland workers who allegedly mocked him. each of the post has been dele

leaders want the district attorney to keep criminal justice reform program that began under chasing bodine the board of supervisors voted yesterday to unanimously call on jenkins to preserve the independent innocence commission . it recently helped exonerate a man who was convicted and imprisoned for more than 30 years for a murder he did not commit. could this be the future of downtown san francisco, a business group has come up with a plan to revitalize the financial district with street closings and outdoor gathering spaces here to explain the project. laura cross amano of site lab urban studio, which is the design lead for this project , and robbie silver, the executive director of downtown. sf partnership. thank you both for joining us tonight. robbie. right off the battle. go to you. number one issue with the financial district. what needs to happen there? right and thank you for having us this evening. you know the number one issue right now is revitalization and reimagine downtown as we come out of lockdown and come out of this pandemic, so we have put a very comprehensive plan tha

review of dozens of drug cases in which plea offers were made under the former district attorney chase bodine. she says some of those pending offers may be revoked. the first policy moved by the new diaz to back a proposal expanding police access to private security cameras, jenkins wrote to the board of supervisors, saying quote. not only will it serve a practical purpose of helping us to deter crime and hold those who commit crimes in our city accountable. it will also send a message to those scheming to prey on our city that there will be consequences for their actions. san francisco's police department is outlining plans on how and when investigators would check surveillance cameras right now guidelines include asking for permission on a case by case basis and ensuring that video is not stored. i definitely understand that there is a balance between what we need to do in the city. with the use of surveillance, private surveillance cameras and the constitutional privacy that that we enjoy in this in this country. the electronic frontier foundation and nonprofit advocating digital privacy a

most of the people who were fired were hired by bodine. would they do something to undermine her to sabotage her? and you certainly can't have that. among those fired our former boudin spokeswoman rachel marshall and clement, the assistant chief of felonies and misdemeanors. who was hired by boudin from the public defender's office. clement tweeted shortly after being fired quote. i am proud of all that i accomplished and vowed to never stop fighting for real criminal justice reform. now i'm told that jenkins is doing away with the offices chief of staff position that was created under former d. a. george gascon. that job focused on policy initiatives like bills in the state legislature. jenkins also may be facing a tough election come november. we're still waiting to hear if boudin plans to run against her reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. definitely a race to watch their evan. thanks. the contra costa county d a has tossed about 40 criminal cases because they involve eniac in pittsburgh police officers no

in san francisco, chester bodine is out but my question, does it make any difference?, nothing is going to change. in los angeles county we are in pins and needles to make sure we have enough valid signatures to get rid of one of the worst das, george gascon but george soros will prop another progressivity a, the democrats have ignored crime in this country since the 2020 riots so they will place another progressivity a with someone who has been recalled, the mayor of new york city, the party mayor, that is not enough, call out the prosecutor, get rid of these prosecutors, he's playing politics with a tragic situation. we went do you think any change will come? >> let me be brutally honest, unless there's a change in party affiliation in these democratic cities, no. i will be honest with you. it is not going to change. it has been going on the last three years. we need party change in these democratic cities that have failed the people they represent. we won i wish we could talk longer but i am out of time. stuart: wait a minute. wait a minute. happy belated birthday,

most of the people who were fired were hired by bodine. would they do something to undermine her to sabotage her? and you certainly can't have that. among those fired our former boudin spokeswoman rachel marshall and clement. the assistant chief of felonies and misdemeanors, who was hired by boudin from the public defender's office. clement tweeted shortly after being fired quote. i am proud of all that i accomplished and vowed to never stop fighting for real criminal justice reform. jenkins may be facing a tough election in november. we're still waiting to hear if boudin will run against her in the newsroom evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. the family of a missing oakley woman wants volunteers to help search for more evidence in the case tomorrow, volunteers will focus on an area in oakley, where police found an iphone case that contain the dna of alexis games. ex boyfriend marshall jones. the case was found in a bush off live oak avenue near where jones was seen on surveillance video abandoning gabes car investigators believe jones kil

most of the people who were fired were hired by bodine.do something to undermine her to sabotage her? and you certainly can't have that. among those fired our former boudin spokeswoman rachel marshall and clement. the assistant chief of felonies and misdemeanors, who was hired by boudin from the public defender's office. clement tweeted shortly after being fired quote. i am proud of all that i accomplished and vowed to never stop fighting for real criminal justice reform. jenkins may be facing a tough election in november. we're still waiting to hear if boudin will run against her in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. the contra costa county district attorney has tossed about 40 criminal cases because they involved any arc in pittsburgh police officers now under investigation, the d. a s office and the fbi are looking into alleged crimes of moral turpitude. sources have told ktvu that investigators are determining whether officers abused prescription testosterone supplements. they're also following up on allegations of parti

the chronicle reports of bodine likely will be removed on friday.ndon breed has been deciding who will replace him and among the people who have been interviewed for the job. current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, the current alameda county prosecutor, nancy tongue , superior court judge erik fleming and former police commission member joe ali oto. very rare, uneasy. covid cases continue to be high in our region. the latest data from the cdc shows the bay area is in the orange tier, meaning there is high community spread of covid-19 take a look at the map. the bay area has the highest rate of new covid cases in the state at about 350 per 100,000 residents. much of california is saying a high rate of transmission of two highly contagious omicron sub variants . 38 out of 58 counties are in the orange doctor, peter chin hong, an infectious disease specialist at ucsf, says the b a four and be a five variants are driving the infection rates. nobody's at the front don't recognize being foreign be a five the

looking at what happened in san francisco with chesa bodine, i don't see how he survives it in los angeles good thing for the city. >> sandra: we will follow it closely. great to see you. >> john: a grand jury indicting alex murdaugh on murder charges, accused of killing his son maggy and son last year. jonathan is live in atlanta, what evidence does the court have against murdaugh? >> right now i'm holding copies of the indictment handed down earlier today by the grand jury. south carolina authorities accusing alec murdaugh of murdering his wife and son in june of 2021 when he called 911 to report their deaths, murdaugh claimed he had discovered the bodies on his family's 1700 acre hunting property, two separate weapons were used, a rifle against 52-year-old maggie murdaugh and shotgun against paul. sled issued this statement, over the last 13 months, we have worked day in and day out to build a case against the person responsible for the murders of maggie and paul. today's indictments are the most serious in a long trail of legal problems, accused of pocketing settlement money from his c

they have already recalled chesa bodine, but put all politicians on notice we are not going to put up with the crap anymore. >> john: the story from new york on july 1st, a guy working at a bodega in manhattan was confronted by a customer trying to buy a bag of chips on her benefit card, it would not work, her boyfriend came in and started harassing alba. alba ended up stabbing and killing him, he's charged with second-degree murder. in your mind, joe, was this a case of self-defense? >> oh, you know, it absolutely was a case of self-defense. but this is the utopian new york city, he promised, sweetheart deals for rapists, murders, robbers, contributing to the 40%, and jose alba was attacked, choked, he defends himself and now charged with murder. murder, but wait, it gets better. the girlfriend of the attacker actually stabbed jose alba and she's not even being charged right now. i mean, this is completely insane. but this is what d.a. promised people, to make sure he does not give a damn about you. it is very clear he wants to coddle criminals, and he's maliciously prosecuting a vic

bodine. district four includes the sunset park side and lakeshore neighborhoods. garcia and david will send it back to you. okay ali. thank you . 7 15, a man suspected of firing shots at the mountain view police officer now facing charges of attempted murder. investigators say that jeffrey choi was pulled over by the police officer and he started shooting, hitting the officer in the arm and also in his bulletproof vest. troy took off , but he was later arrested in union city. he had been out on bail for being a felon in possession. election of a firearm. right clearly dangerous people like this guy who are able to eat to manipulate the system and post a bond even if it's a really high bond. now in september, choi will be back in court to enter a plea to his charges. the police officer who was shot is expected to recover. a man convicted of hitting and killing a caltrans worker last month, has been sentenced to eight years in prison. the crash happened on interstate 80 west near lagoon valley road in vacaville, investigators say tashi holloman hit a caltrans worker

bodine likely will be removed on friday. mayor london breed is naming a replacement.the people have been interviewed for the job. current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alameda county prosecutor nancy tang. superior court judge erik fleming and former police commission member joe elliott. ovarian easy. it's a 10. now it's time to take a look at the roads of the bay bridge is improved quite dramatically in the last 15 or 20 minutes. i like what i see there. you can see that things are a little bit better if you're heading the san francisco. same thing with the richmond bridge. we do have a little bit of slowing there and the same. mateo bridge looks good. now some of these commutes are looking very nice for the end. dont wanna wander approaching 8 80 there's a slowdown because of a minor crash there. and if you're driving on 101 in mountain view one oh, one near 85 is congested in both directions because of some earlier issues. it's a 10. coming up on morning from two coronavirus cases are spreading in the bay ar

jenkins had quit bodine's office because he refused to prosecute serious crimes which propped her toendant and declared minors could not be tried as adults no matter how serious the crime. what a mess. stuart: new york city launched a new public service announcement about surviving are nuclear attack. tell me more about this. ashley: it is unclear what prompted the timing of the campaign. a one. 5 minute psa outlining steps new yorkers can take despite the low likelihood of such a catastrophic event, advising people to take several actions in the event of a nuclear incident including getting inside, staying away from the windows, closing all doors and moving to a basement if possible. the spot ends on a more chipper note stating you've got this. how bizarre, new york's emergency management office says it is important new yorkers no preparations are in place for any imminent threat and providing resources needed to stay safe and informed. stuart: i am leaving it right there. ashley: please do. stuart: george washington high school spend half $1 million to remove a mural of the first p

mikhail bodin.y he prevented people from the cherkizovsky market from seizing the territory of the university; another victim was the crime boss andrei lobanov , who owned several wholesale depots, one from mercenaries. mehman kerimov admitted that he received an order to kill two more intractable businessmen from dolgov, brother telman rufik. by the way, that is why ismailov was even detained in montenegro in october last year, but unexpectedly the russian oligarch was released and even granted political asylum. after that, he began to threaten journalists who were investigating the peculiarities of his business, that mamontov is a journalist, i would not simply call him journalists. i don’t know, he needs to take care of his health, because he is a little sick and goes where it is not necessary and writes what has no place to be ismailov apparently. i was very offended by our colleague for being the first to tell about the lawlessness that reigned in the cherkizovsky market. these are the streets

most of the people who were fired were hired by bodine.something to undermine her to sabotage her? and you certainly can't have that. among those fired our former boudin spokeswoman rachel marshall. and tau clement, the assistant chief of felonies and misdemeanors, who was hired by boudin from the public defender's office. clement tweeted shortly after being fired quote. i am proud of all that i accomplished and vowed to never stop fighting for real criminal justice reform. jenkins may be facing a tough election in november. we're still waiting to hear if boudin will run against her in the newsroom evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. police in southern california, announcing two arrests and violent crime spree targeting a half dozen 7 11 stores, five hour crime spree earlier this week left two people dead, three others injured. and spanned four counties. also police say another homicide two days later in los angeles is connected to that same spree. investigators are saying all of that violence they're calling it. a reign of terror. mexican

bodine. mayor london breed appointed her after interviewing a pool of candidates.ed will be on hand for the noontime swearing in ceremony. jenkins is promising to reform the criminal justice system while targeting violent and repeat offenders. we are a city of second chances. but the truth is, we have to draw a line with people who choose hate violence and a life of crime. jenkins has been an attorney for 15 years. she must now run for election in november, when voters will decide if she should serve out boudin's term, which goes to the end of next year. in minutes we'll hear from jenkins and mayor breed more, and we'll also hear from those who criticize jenkins appointment. former theranos executive sunnyvale. wani is now facing up to 20 years in prison. a jury in san jose found him guilty on all 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy involving his actions with the now defunct health startup. alwani was the business partner of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes ran the silicon valley company and claim to have invented specialized blood testing equipment that could pr