mother were the getaway drivers kathy boudin was paroled in 2003 boudin's parents were members of the radical group called the weather underground. tonight jason boudin expressed joy at the news, saying on twitter that his father quote never intended harm yet his crime devastated many families and that his heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back. coming up after the break the a's looked to avoid a third loss in a row they take on rival seattle mariners coming up next really going back, really turning around and that baby is dark. yeah. jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find ne

san francisco, jean elle. >> we heard back from boudin's spokesperson. district attorney boudin didn't let himself be distracted as he worked for criminal justice reform, support for victims and investments in crime prevention. >>> still ahead, dozens of students and alumni at two south bay high school are coming forward, looking into the allegations of sexual abuse. >>> a rock legend pulling the concert over covid concerns. >>> i am meteorologist jeff ranieri. plus, tropical storm kevin, i will show you what it could mean in about six minutes. >>> 134 los gatos students have been harassed or abused. candace nguyen is at the protest. >> reporter: it has been one year since the school district investigates a single case and to review broader claims of student sex abuse. what happened with that investigation? we got answers from the district and spoke with students rallying today. >> reporter: what started as a movement turned into a community movement of 100 voices chanting in downtown los gatos. we reported on a way sexual abuse and harassment allegation

they left boudin with caregivers and took part in a robbery.is father was still behind bars after being convicted of murder and robbery. >> it was a disgusting final act on the part of the governor who commuted the sentence of david gilbert. >> reporter: chesa's spent decades visiting his parents in prison and as a result learned the ins and outs of the criminal justice system. he ran on eliminating cash bail. tonight he gave us this picture saying in part, my heart is bursting and also aches for the families of the three victims. although he never used a gun or intended for anyone to get hurt, my father's crime caused unspeakable harm and devastated the lives of many separate families. mike lawler. >> i think cop killers do not belong out of jail. >> reporter: the president of san francisco's police officers association agrees, saying, as chesa boudin continues to use his influence to lobby for his biological father's release, the victims will continue to be haunted by their immense loss. gilbert's commutation heads to the parole board in new

they left boudin with a babysitter so they could be getaway drivers in the brinks armored car robbery1981. his mother pleaded gill toy murder and robbery and he was in prison for two decades. his father was still behind bars after being convicted of murder and robbery. >> it was a disgusting final act on the part of the governor who commuted the sentence of david gilbert. >> reporter: chesa spent decades visiting his parents in prison and as a result learned the ins and outs of the criminal justice system from a unique vantage point and ran for san francisco's district attorney on the platform of ending mass incarceration and eliminating cash bail. tonight, he gave us this picture of he and his father saying in part, my heart is bursting and it also aches for the families of the three victims. although he never used a gun or intended for anyone to get hurt, my father's crime caused unspeakable harm and devastated the lives of many separate families. republican new york state assemblyman mike lawler. >> i think cop killers do not belong out of jail. >> reporter: the president of san fr

groups say boudin is soft on crime. he says he's reforming the system and the recalls are politically motivated. >>> don't feed the animals. rangers say people have been feeding gray foxes at alum rock park. that's led to animals associating people with food and the foxes are approaching people at picnic sites. strict rules are in effect banning the feeding of wildlife. >> unfortunately, it's always an issue. we appreciate there's looking into by the media, because it helps us get the member out that it is a citable offense if anyone is caught feeding the animals in the parks. >> yes, citable kwoefs. offense. >>> new details about aubrey huff. twitter shut down his account for repeated violations of its covid-19 misinformation policy. he has down played the severity of covid-19 which has now killed 4 million people worldwide. he's suggested the covid-19 vaccine makes people more sick despite evidence at that they dramatically reduce the likely likelyhood of serious illness. he joked about kidnapping and assaulting irani

he's the father of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. he was sentenced to 75 years to life for his involvement in weather underground and driving the transfer truck in the 1981 robbery of a brink's truck that left two nyack, new york police officers dead. in a statement on his twitter account, former governor cuomo said this about gilbert. he was the driver, not the murderer. while incarcerated, mr. gilbert made significant contributions to aids education and prevention programs. he also worked as a student tutor, law library clerk, paralegal assistant, a teacher's aide and an aide for additional fality progrs.underew york stat, gilbert wouldn't have been eligible for parole until 2056. gilbert gave this interview in 1998. >> i got involved with weatherman and then what became the weather underground back when it formed in '69 and '70. and we formed in the cauldron of intense struggle against the war on vietnam and racism at a time when the black panthers who were a leading force in the black struggle that we identify with, were getting

this is one of two efforts to recall boudin. supporters have until the end of october to gather signatures. boudin argued he's reforming the criminal justice system and the recall are politically motivated. >>> u.s. secretary of neighbor, marty walsh vaccinated the bay area today supporting president biden's infrastructure bill. walsh praised people for their hard work and talk about the plan to build back better. >> we have opportunities and right now in front of the congress and senate is a major piece of legislation that sets a trajectory of our country in a whole different direction for the next century if we pass it. >> a second infrastructure bill, this one is much bigger than the $1.2 trillion bipartisan that it approved yesterday. >>> if you are up late tonight, make sure you have your eyes turn to the sky. the perseid meteor shower. it is going on tonight, you will be able to see up to 100 meteors per hour. if you are not going to that, we want to bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, what's the best time to lo

kathy boudin was paroled in 2003.he parents of chesa boudin, now the district attorney of san francisco. chesa boudin tweeted monday night -- "my heart is bursting. on the eve of my first child's birth, my dad -- who's been in prison nearly my entire life -- was granted clemency. he never intended harm, yet his crime devastated many families. my heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back." while in office, governor cuomo granted 41 clemencies, including 20 during the pandemic, far fewer than many other governors. for more, we are joined by david gilbert's lawyer, steve zeidman, co-director of the defenders clinic at the city university of new york's law school. four of e men whose prison sentences were commuted monday by cuomo were also part of the defenders clinic. steve, welcome to democracy now! let's start with david gilbert. explain what exactly cuomo has done, what this clemency, what this commuting of his sentence means. >> sure. when any governor, in particular andr cuomo, when they

boudin's mother served 20 years for the crime and his father still behind bars.can new york congressman is vowing to block that release. >> while i appreciate him wanting his father to be released he should think long and hard about the families and the pain they've had to endure for 40 years. >> boudin gave nbc bay area a photo of him and his father saying my heart is bursting and aches for the families of the victims. although he never used a gun or or intended anyone to get hurt, my father's crime caused unspeakable harm and devastated the lives of many separate families. >>> president biden is under pressure this morning to extend his deadline to leave afghanistan. >> now the pressure coming from some of the closest allies, scott. >> good morning. who we expect will try to convince him an extension is needed as they talk in the emergency session of the g-7. president biden would like to be out by the end of august but that's less than a week away. the president will speak in a national address this morning. the white house says scheduled for 9:00 a.m. califor

he and boudin's mother were the getaway drivers boudin's parents were members of the radical group theeather underground his mother kathy boudin, was paroled in 2003 coming up. california's recall election is now just a little over three weeks away and that means more big names are expected to begin campaigning for governor newsom this week plus says the ballots begin arriving in mailboxes across the state. one california counties effort to save taxpayers money could have potentia jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. in the recall election against governor newsom. a complaint against elder was filed by the california democratic party claiming that he didn't properly disclosed his income sources in the paperwork submitted to run in th

mother where the getaway drivers kathy boudin was paroled in 2003 booties parents were members of the radical group the weather underground now tonight jason boudin expressed joy at the news saying on twitter that his father quote never in intended harm yet his crime devastated many families and that his heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back on. the mayor of antioch plans to introduce new legislation tomorrow banning potentially deadly police holds mayor lamar thorpe said that he's taking this action following a recent in custody death. okay to be investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky spoke to the mayor this afternoon about his plan. we should always look at ways to preserve life. antioch mayor lamar thorpe is putting forward new legislation that would ban police techniques that could cause a person to his fix e eight such cases became a national issue following the death of george floyd last year this is a national conversation we're having around police reform and so we're doing our part i think, as local leaders the bay area has seen numerous posi

kathy boudin was paroled in 2003 chaser boudin did take to twitter following the news, saying his fathernever intended harm yet his crime devastated many families, adding his heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back where exactly three weeks from september 14th the day californians will decide whether or not to recall governor gavin newsom. just this morning our political reporter greg lee spoke with one of the candidates hoping to replace the governor caitlyn jenner um, i got into this three months ago wondering what the response was going to be and actually the response has been overwhelmingly positive i'm very excited to see this um california needs to change you know whether you can't have a healthy america with a sick california and california is very sick right now, and we need to make some drastic changes. in the most recent u. c. berkeley poll 3% of voters said that caitlyn jenner was their first choice coming up tonight. you hear more of greg leagues interview with jenner, including her thoughts on covid climate change and fellow candidate larry eld

both say boudin is soft on crime.orming the criminal justice system and that the recalls are only politically motivated. >>> we're going to show you something, another example of how crazy the real estate market has become. a burned out home listed for $850,000. it's burned. this listing is for four bedrooms, two baths, charred, extensive damage on both floors is how they listed it. the home is down to its studs but netted at least eight offers in a few days with the requirement that the buyers pay cash. one of the offers was accepted much more than the asking price. the average price in walnut creek is $1.1 million. >>> looking live from the bridge, we'll be right back. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com for help creating an emergency plan, -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit

and a lot of that has to do with chesa boudin refusing to prosecute people out there selling drugs, aeping giant with your average citizens because they are getting fed up where people used to say it was contained in tenderloin, it's now ballooned to every part of the city. >> laura: well, that is just a small window into what is happening here in san francisco. and it's beyond clear, more than ever that the d.a. chesa boudin needs to go, he is a menace and is making criminals lives easier and the lives of san francisco more dangerous by the day prior to the san francisco police officer president tony montoya just said that the crime is awakening the sleeping giant, because residents are angry. they don't want to live this way anymore. and my next guest sign bannister is moving the movement to oust chesa boudin, one of the many victims of the d.a.s insane policy. back in december her house was burglarized, his young -- her young son was on the other side of the window as a suspect broken, stole $30,000 worth of a computer, laptop, camera, even a power washer. joining me now, sign bani

one is the father of chesa boudin, david gilbert, a former member of the radical underground movement. he drove the getaway car in the deadly 1981 brinks armored car robbery. his father was still behind bars. one republican new york congressman is vowing to block the release. >> whi ireate him wanting his father to be released, he should think long and hard about the families and the pain that they've had to endure for 40 years. >> boudin gave nbc bay area a photo of he and his father saying, in part, my heart is bursting, and it also aches for the families of the three victims, although he never used a gun or intended for anyone to get hurt. my father's crime caused unspeakable harm and devastated the lives of many separate families. >>> new this morning, authorities in southern california are investigating an apparent theft of mail containing batches of recall ballots. police in torrance say officers found 300 ballots in a stolen box of mail located inside a man's car parked at a 7-eleven. officers arrested the man on gun and drug charges. they are now trying to determine if he knew

organizers of recall chesa boudin say they encountered some hostility. one woman walked off with a banner japantown. it's not the first time volunteers experienced hostility. >> name calling, finger pointing and comments like that. to have someone come out with a big pair of scissors and with -- they didn't even care. >> now in a statement boudin's office says, quote, district attorney boudin didn't let himself be distracted as he worked for criminal justice reform support for victims and investments in crime prevention, that work continues regardless of what's next for ritchie greenberg and those who want to refight the ele f the next two years end quote. >>> the search is on for a man police say is inappropriately touching women near the stanford shopping center. a sketch, take a look at it closely. palo alto police say the man groped two women while approaching from behind on his bike. one was along sand creek road, the next on middlefield road. the incident happened monday, the first one. the second one took place yesterday. >>> the climate change cr

organizers of recall chesa boudin encountered hostility. one woman walked off with the group's banner near chinatown. organizer ritchie greenberg says it's not the first time volunteers have experienced hostility. >> name calling, finger pointing and fingers raised and comments like that. to have someone come out with a big pair of scissors and with -- they didn't even care. >> now in a statement, boudin's office says, quote, district attorney boudin didn't let himself be distracted as he worked for criminal justice reform, support for victims and investments in crime prevention. that work continues regardless of what's next for ritchie greenberg and those who want to refight the 2019 election for the next two years. >>> the climate in crisis creating urgency in the north bay this morning. the press democrat reports more are losing their rights. last week new restrictions kicked in for 1500 rights holders including two towns, clover dale and heels berg. today another 300 or so ranchers, grape growers and land owners are losing their rights.

after criminals with ghost guns, which are often home built and untraceable now san francisco dhs, a boudinme to go after the companies that make these gun kits and ship them through the mail. guns are flooding our streets. enough is enough. we must take action. san francisco d a chase a boudin has filed a civil lawsuit against three ghost gun manufacturers, a groundbreaking move against unregulated firearms. today we take a bold step towards protecting san franciscans by getting dangerous guns off the streets. odin says ghost gun makers don't follow usual firearms sales regulations. there are no background checks and ghost guns don't have serial numbers. the ghost gun manufacturers being sued in san francisco superior court are black hawk manufacturing group, g s performance and mdx corporation, three separate manufacturers who are flooding our streets with illegal firearms with firearms that we know are being used to harm to maine and to kill. joining in the lawsuit is law firm keker van ness. peter's attorney, brooke duly showed how easily. a ghost gun could be delivered by mail and then

. >> reporter: in san francisco, district attorney chesa boudin has launched a criminal investigation. >> they are exploiting and extorting small businesses, not to vindicate the critical rights or inclusion of the disabled, but rather to shake down and extort those who already suffered. >> reporter: but in alameda, mayor marilyn ashcroft is holding back. >> i'd like to think that plaintiffs have pure motives, that they are simply looking out for the best interests of themselves and others who are similarly situated. >> reporter: she says it should be up to the local merchants association, not city hall, to try to mediate. >> this is federal law. if there needs to be a change in the law and the procedures, that's congress. >> now as the alameda mayor points out, the a.d.a. is a civil rights law. it's not a building code, which is why you can pass all your building inspections and still be liable. a merchant's best bet to make sure they are compliant is to hire a so-called certified access specialist. we posted information about that on our website, kpix.com. >> good information, thank

new york governor andrew cuomo has granted clemency to six people, one of them the father of chasa boudinf the weather underground. his father was convicted of three counts of second degree murder and four counts of first degree robbery for his involvement in a botched armor car robbery. two new york police officers were among those killed. gilbert was the get away driver. cuomo says gilbert is rehabilitated and has done programs. he will be referred to the parole board for potential release. the statement reads my heart is bursting and aches for the families of the three victims. >>> it is a divorce case that has the valley talking. a billionaire who helped found google. scott hassan seen in the white shirt and white mask helped write the original code for google search engine when it all started. he was awarded with pre-ipo stock that made him a billionaire, but his marriage to alison nguyen broke up. both agreed things have turned ugly. now it's going to be up to a judge to decide. let's bring in scott budman who was in court in the south bay. hassan is the unofficial third founder of

francisco democrats who rallied behind the governor today, some of them, like district attorney chesa boudin and mayor london breed, don't always see eye to eye. >> that we are united in our support for the governor. >> reporter: that was one theme today uniting democrats. the other theme was the heavy emphasis on one of the governor's 46 challengers. >> i think this is import. they're all just running away with this on the other side. he's to the right of donald trump. to the right of donald trump. >> like fighting anymore, you have to stir opposition to the enemy, and i think he's prob d

governor andrew cuomo has granted clemency to 6 people including san francisco district attorney boudin'sd gilbert was sentenced or serving a 75 year to life sentence for his involvement in the armed robbery of an armored truck back in 1983. he was he has served 40 years of that sentence so far gilbert was convicted of 3 counts of second-degree murder and 4 counts of first-degree robbery. governor cuomo says those he granted clemency to have shown remorse rehabilitation and commitment to their communities. gilbert is now eligible for parole. jason, has not commented on his father's clemency. >> today was governor cuomo's final day in office. he resigned from his position in the wake of a harassment scandal involving at least 11 women in a recorded farewell address the governor defended his record and attacks the harassment investigation by the new york attorney general. >> and in this moment. i believe the right thing. is that my service come first, prolonging the situation could only cause governmental paralysis. and that is just not an option for you and not an option for the state, esp

york, andrew cuomo granted clemency to 6 people, including san francisco district attorney chesa boudin's father david gilbert was serving a sentence for his involvement in a fatal armed robbery of an armored truck in 1983. he's already served 40 years of his sentence so far. lieutenant governor kathy hoegel is now officially the first woman governor of new york cuomo, meanwhile, still maintaining his innocence against claims of misconduct. >> there will be another time to talk about the truth and ethics of the recent situation involving me. but let me say now that when government politicize his allegations and the headlines condemn without facts. you want to mind the justice system. >> appear to choke up a bit as he thanked new yorkers for the honor of serving as governor cuomo chose to resign rather than face impeachment after report accused him of acting inappropriately with at least 11 women. house lawmakers scrapped a plan late last night that would have pushed for 2 bills, infrastructure and budget democrats hope to pass both together. the push back from members on capitol hill paus

francisco democrats who rallied behind the governor today, some of them, like district attorney chesa boudin and mayor london breed, don't always see eye to eye. >> that we are united in our support for the governor. >> reporter: that was one theme today uniting democrats. the other theme was the heavy emphasis on one of the governor's 46 challengers. >> i think this is import. they're all just running away with this on the other side. he's to the right of donald trump. to the right of donald trump. >> like fighting anymore, you have to stir opposition to the enemy, and i think he's probably doing that. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor bruce fuller says the governor's real task is solidifying his standing among the voters who handily elected him, shifting some focus to a republican is one part of that, but it will take more. >> i think he does have to keep schools open and i think his mandate for teachers to be vaccinated is a very clear, vivid signal to suburban parents and families that have been just going nuts for the last 18 months. >> reporter: so the governor is now taking on his op

he, along with kathy boudin were unarmed get away drivers in a waiting u-haul.oup along with members of the black liberation party. it was to create a revolutionary feature overthrow american imperialism. the weather men carried out a series of domestic attack notice 1970s. the fbi went on to label the organization as a domestic terrorism group. the organization later fell apart in 1977. now, gilbert is the father of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin the embattled d.a. who lobbied cuomo for his dad's release treating in part my heart is busting. brian: [inaudible] explode. thanks so much, carley. iowa state representative blasted by anonymous call over his push to play the pledge of allegiance in iowa public schools. >> when did we start teaching white nationalism in schools because that's exactly what the [bleep] you are doing, sir. and you have absolutely no right to require something like that. our children aren't proud to be american. what are we proud of? we are proud of our racist history? we are proud of our racist roots? brian: unbelievable, r

75 to life his part the robbery an truck new york in 1981 guard two police died in incident and boudin'shere the getaway kathy was paroled in 2000 and three jason took to twitter the news, saying father intended harm his crime many adding heart for families that can get their ones a woman says was knocked by county deputies filed a lawsuit the sheriff's department she resisted and slipped of her handcuffs ktvu reporter lee us dash and police body cam video of the. being as a and being and arrested front of your children kia is speaking and suing she says solano sheriff's deputies her and left unconscious they their in control to their way into my and me the entire family sheriff cam video shows pulling the road dixon a year ago, the deputy said they noticed that the had two different license plates. copies her book please okay get back the car says was hoping switch seats her so that could continue drive to sacramento two kids niece also in car now the second then his partner know the tape chancellor to your head really king starts and am exactly put hands on your put hands behind your b

the group says they need criminal justice reform and police accountability but chesa boudin is not deliveringaking the city more dangerous. the san francisco police union isn't taking a side on the recall. however, its vice president says she can understand the sentiment behind the push. >> we had four homicides over the past five days. that usually doesn't happen. something is driving it. i really do believe that it's a criminal element believing they can come to san francisco and commit these crimes because they know that they're not going to be held responsible. >> there is an anti-recall group which supports the d.a. we reached out to them and the d.a.'s office but haven't heard back yet. shannon. >> shannon: jeff paul, keep us updated. thank you very much. back on the east coast, and his final days as the governor of new york, andrew cuomo is reportedly granting clemency and pardons to ten pallets including three tied to killings. cuomo is drawing iron for filing for retirement in order to get the lifetime pension of $50,000 a year. time to bring back and kevin to talk about our favorite

the airport since i got an email from the embassy that said that i had to make my way to the chesa boudin airport and as i made my way there there were already 1,000 people they are, people that were there from the first day there were inside the airport stayed outside and kicked out a lot of people that was not documented in a lot of u.s. citizens, but we had gate passes and everything, we went through the gate and went to the gate, through the crowd and went to the gate, but then the taliban and there were three gates, so first we tried the afghan army gates, the -- they looked at our passports and our citizenship and said they would not let us and even though we had gate passes, they were hitting us with the back of a machine gun, some stones and everything so we tried two or three times, a couple of times they would hit women, we saw children die in there and everybody getting on the ground, we saw the air force is that the taliban and the afghan army shooting on the ground, shooting in the air, and they threw up a flash bang, so we tried several days. we tried two or three days to ge

york, andrew cuomo, granted clemency to 6 people, including san francisco district attorney chesa boudin'sdavid gilbert. he was serving sentence for his involvement in a fatal armed robbery of an armored truck back in 1983 and he has served 40 years of his sentence so far. lieutenant governor kathy hotel is now officially the first woman governor of new york cuomo, meantime, is still maintaining his innocence against claims of misconduct. >> there will be another time to talk about the truth and ethics of the recent situation involving me. but let me say now that when government politicize his allegations and the headlines condemn without facts. you want to mind the justice system. >> there are moments at one point cuomo appeared to choke up a bit when he sanction new yorkers for the honor of serving as eovernor cuomo chose to resign rather than face impeachment after a report concluded that he acted inappropriately with at least 11 women. it's a 42. and we'll be right back. >> we're 45 is the time. let's get you updated now on the wildfires, there are some new numbers to share with you th

cuomo gave the hope of freedom to the family of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin that como commuted the prison sentences of 6 people today on his way out, including father david gilbert seen here who is now eligible for parole. the 76 year-old was given a life sentence for his role in the 1981 robbery that left a guard and 2 police officers dead. gilbert was an unarmed getaway driver. cuomo's office saying gilbert has made significant contributions to aids, education and prevention programs has worked as a tutor law library clerk paralegal assistant teachers aide and 8 in various prison programs. butadiene tweeted tonight saying my heart is bursting on the eve of my child's birth. my first child's birth. my dad who's been in prison nearly my entire life was granted clemency. he never intended harm. yet his crime devastated many families my heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back. he also shared this picture from when he was just a baby taken right before the robbery cuomo's resignation. meanwhile, comes after an independent investigation concl

granted clemency to 6 people including san francisco district attorney chesa boudin's father david gilbertentence for his involvement of fatal arm robbery of an armored truck back in 1983 and has served 40 years of his set so far. lieutenant governor kathy who chill is now officially the first a foot female that to be governor of new york cuomo, meantime, is still maintaining his innocence against claims of misconduct. >> there will be another time to talk about the truth and ethics of the recent situation involving me. but let me say now that when government politicize his allegations and the headlines condemn without facts. you are undermined the justice system. >> a cuomo appeared to choke up a bit as he thanked new yorkers for the honor of serving as governor cuomo chose to resign rather than face impeachment after a report concluded that he acted inappropriately with at least 11 women. >> it's 7.41 and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> we're back at 7.44 quick update on the wil

san francisco district attorney chase a boudin today filed a civil lawsuit against three ghost gun manufacturersthe lawsuit is being called a groundbreaking move against unregulated firearms, moudan says with ghost guns. there are no background checks. ghost guns also don't have serial numbers, which means they can't be traced. giffords law center to prevent gun violence is also a plaintiff in the case. they've made it possible for anyone in the state to buy all the parts needed to build an untraceable firearm. no questions asked and get it shipped in a convenient package with tools and instructions like a piece of ikea furniture. today, officials showed ktvu just how easy it is to put together a ghost gun from a kit a. d a. uh a district attorney's officer inspected inspector. excuse me from the da's office assembled an operational glock 19 style handgun in about half an hour. he was then able to fire the gun. two former alameda county sheriff's deputies have been sentenced to prison for abusing jail inmates justin lin and eric mcdermitt were sentenced to four years and four months for their ro

was joined by other elected o san francisco mr london breed was there and district attorney chase a boudin. the tone of today's event was serious, newsom said. boehner turnout is crucial. he also took direct aim at his biggest recall competitor, conservative talk show host larry elder newsom said all the hard work and values of california are at risk of being derailed if elder takes his place. he's to the right of donald trump to the right of donald trump. h. that's what's at stake in this election. and don't think for a second. you can't do damage in that role. i think about the judges see the point. who would he have appointed to replace kamala harris? um usm? elder held his own webinar today trying to also engage voters, he said he got into this race because he was concerned about the way new. some shut down the state during the pandemic and the impact it had on so many small businesses and residents. third of all small businesses are gone forever. many of those businesses are owned by racial minorities, and he did this against science. he was sitting at that famous french laundry resta

san francisco d a chase a boudin has filed a civil lawsuit against three ghost gun manufacturers, a groundbreakingagainst unregulated firearms. today we take a bold step towards protecting san franciscans by getting dangerous guns off the streets. odin says ghost gun makers don't follow usual firearms sales regulations. there are no background checks and ghost guns don't have serial numbers. the ghost gun manufacturers being sued in san francisco superior court are black hawk manufacturing group, g s performance and mdx corporation, three separate manufacturers who are flooding our streets with illegal firearms with firearms that we know are being used to harm to maine and to kill. joining in the lawsuit is law firm keker van ness. peter's attorney, brooke duly showed how easily. a ghost gun could be delivered by mail and then put together from a kip inspector eric tejada of the district attorney's office was able to assemble an operational glock 19 style handgun in about half an hour. the inspector was then able to fire the gun, the giffords law center to prevent gun violence is also in the case.

boudin has come up short. organizers started in early march.they needed more than 51,000 valid signatures to qualify for a special election. but they said today they're about 1700 signatures short a separate recall effort that began in late april has an october 25th deadline to submit their signatures. new york's lieutenant governor addressed the state today as she prepares to take over the job from governor andrew cuomo. cuomo. cuomo announced his resignation yesterday over allegations he sexually harassed at least 11. women 62 year old kathy huckle become the state's first female governor. 13 days from now hopeful said she expects to hire new cabinet members, and she plans to remove anyone tied to the attorney general's report on cuomo. regarding his decision to step down. i believe it is appropriate and in the best interest to the state of new york, and while it was not expected, there's a day for which i am prepared. hopeful distanced herself from the scandal, saying, quote no one will ever described my administration as a toxic work enviro

boudin is now suing three online retailers for allegedly selling illegal ghost guns.awsuit is part of a nationwide effort to stemmed the flood of homemade weapons into cities across the country. the civil complaint filed just this morning names gs performance blackhawk manufacturing group and m d x corporation. the dea accuses the companies of marketing products that furnish buyers with parts and accessories that can be quickly assembled into a functional firearm, which is a violation of state and federal law. in 2020, the state of california accounted for 65% of all of the ghost guns. that organization seized nationwide. this is an urgent problem demanding bold, an immediate action. that's why today my office in partnership with part with checker van nest in peter's and the giffords law center, is proud to announce the initiation of a civil lawsuit targeting three separate california based. ghost gun manufacturers. the companies have not yet commented on the lawsuit. however, they have previously claimed that their products comply with federal and state laws. we've j

there have beeneparate efforts to recall san francisco boudin and one of them has failed back in early march. organizers of the first recall started gathering signatures they needed more than 51,000 valid signatures by yesterday to qualify for a special election. but they announced they missed the required number of signatures by about 1700, the second recall campaign started in april and has until october 25th to submit the necessary number of valid signatures. the site of smoke cause anxiety to some people know amount to am and had some ready to evacuate. well, even small fires have so many on edge this wildfire season. plus if we're not testing, we just don't know how many people hop covid it a new requirement for students who are attending stanford university what they'll need to do in order to attend class on campus, making it the first school in the nation to have this rule. our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so

of new york, andrew cuomo granted clemency to 6 people, including san francisco district attorney boudin's father david gilbert was serving a 75 years to life sentence for his involvement in a fatal armed robbery of an armored truck back in 1983. he has served 40 years of that sentence gilbert is now eligible for parole. tweeted out this statement about his father's release. he says quote, my heart is bursting on the eve of my first child's birth. my dad who's been in prison nearly my entire life was granted clemency. he never intended harm. yet his crime devastated many families. my heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back. lieutenant governor kathy hochul is now officially the first woman governor of new york. she was sworn in at midnight on the east coast cuomo, meanwhile, is still maintaining his innocence against claims of misconduct. >> there will be another time to talk about the truth and ethics of the recent situation involving me. but let me say now that when government politicize his allegations and the headlines condemn without facts. you are under

final hours in office cuomo granted clemency to 6 people, including san francisco district attorney boudin'sdavid gilbert was serving a 75 years to life sentence for his involvement in a fatal armed robbery of an armored truck back in 1983. he has served 40 years of that sentence gilbert is now eligible for parole. >> today tweeted out this statement about his father's release. it says, quote, my heart is bursting on the eve of my first child's birth. my dad who's been in prison nearly my entire life was granted clemency. >> he never intended harm. yet his crime devastated many families. my heart breaks for the families that can never get their loved ones back end quote. >> take a look at this. powerful surf washed away a section of a beach access road in malibu, swimmers and surfers are being urged to use caution as huge waves from a southern swell battered the southern california coastline. los angeles county department of beaches and harbors tweeted these pictures over the weekend showing the ground under westward beach road collapsed. at least 22 people are dead and dozens remain missing

my name is paul miller, and i'm the executive vice president of boudin bakery. we all know the importance of state street and the protected bike lane, but that's not the issue here. what is the issue is reducing the traffic down to one lane at the broadway intersection. this would effectively shutdown all vehicular traffic and jam frack from the oracle parkway on -- jam traffic from the oracle parkway that we've seen on busy days. the embarcadero is a major thoroughfare and used by residents, employees, students, businesses, and tourists to the northern waterfront. delivery trucks, automobiles, and buses all use this roadway. one lane is not enough for the public that depends on the embarcadero. i strongly encourage the commission to more closely review the changes the m.t.a. is proposing and not allow changes to the embarcadero. i am encouraged today that the sfmta is looking at a couple options, and to see that b and c have two lanes continuing to the waterfront, so i would propose looking at those two options that keep two lanes going to the water front. than

my name is paul miller, and i'm the executive vice president of boudin bakery.l know the importance of state street and the protected bike lane, but that's not the issue here. what is the issue is reducing the traffic down to one lane at the broadway intersection. this would effectively shutdown all vehicular traffic and jam frack from the oracle parkway on -- jam traffic from the oracle parkway that we've seen on busy days. the embarcadero is a major thoroughfare and used by residents, employees, students, businesses, and tourists to the northern waterfront. delivery trucks, automobiles, and buses all use this roadway. one lane is not enough for the public that depends on the embarcadero. i strongly encourage the commission to more closely review the changes the m.t.a. is proposing and not allow changes to the embarcadero. i am encouraged today that the sfmta is looking at a couple options, and to see that b and c have two lanes continuing to the waterfront, so i would propose looking at those two options that keep two lanes going to the water front. thank you.