didn't endorse boudin. she put her support behind another candidate. if boudin is recalled, this could actually be a win for mayor breed, who gets to appoint one of her allies as the city's top law enforcement officer. >> really interesting twist. i know we'll be seeing more about this boudin saga for the next six weeks. >>> at the theranos trial, prosecutors continued to build their case against elizabeth holmes. most of the testimony came from dr. doss. he ran the palo alto lab in 2016. he testified that he noticed inaccuracies in test results. he also said he thought holmes was in charge and running the company actively. both key points the prosecution has been trying to make throughout this trial. >> he was communicating directly with elizabeth holmes about problems that were showing up in a report about the lab. secondly, he identified the cms, the medicare, medicaid report that was identifying deficiencies in the lab. >> dr. doss testified that a theranos blood testing machine reported antigens in som

a group called friends of chase, a boudin says the recall is a republican backed effort to oust boudin who ran as a criminal justice reform er, he said, as a candidate, he would shake up the system because the system was broken, racist and unfair. those who are more attached to the status quo aren't going to feel comfortable. former state senator mark leno says voters elected boudin to afford year term. and he should be allowed to finish recall supporters say anyone would be better than boutin. john art says voters should be aware there is one major difference from the gubernatorial recall was different, though there are no candidates. and with no candidates on that june ballot aren't says that there would have to be another special election in november to choose a replacement for the final year of that district attorney term. mike alright. jana katsuyama live for us tonight in san francisco. janet. thank you. the city of san francisco could actually become the fourth in the state to issue a formal apology to the chinese community supervisor, matt haney introduced a resolution. at toda

boudin, he's talking about a lack of consequences, sir. it's your office responsible for not doling out those consequences. what do you say? >> we're going to move on to another question. >> it was quickly halted there by one of his staffers. is the relationship between the police department and the district attorney's office where you used to work salvageable? >> i believe that it is. i believe that it requires a d.a. who is going to take -- make it a priority to build and foster that relationship. however, instead, it appears as though cheza, when he entered that office, took an antagonistic approach toward the police and continues to make disparaging comments regarding the way they investigate cases rather than working with them if he feels there is something that they need to improve on privately. so i think that's going to continue to create a strain between the two agencies that clearly need to work together for what's best for public safety. >> it's really impacting the people, the folks here in san francisco. let me end with this.

aren't says that boudin's term goes until 2023. so if the recall is successful, there would need to be yet another election this coming november in order to find a replacement for that final year, mike. no doubt will be a heated campaign all the way to june 7th there jana katsuyama live in san francisco. janet thank you for that. report san francisco mayor london breed says she supports the recall of three school board members. the recall has qualified for the ballot in february. mayor breed tells the chronicle that the school board's priorities quote have often been severely misplaced and quote parents who started the recall, dr say they're frustrated with how the three members handled reopening schools and in expected budget crisis. state senator scott wiener has also said he supports the recall. today mayor breed and supervisor raphael man woman proposed a plan to cover the cost of the recall election, which comes as the district is facing a $125 million deficit. the proposed $12 million plan would also cover a special election

they did not sign up for chesa boudin in this manner?hat's going to be the difference between this recall and gavin newsom's recall. we heard he was going to hit the pavement.re he didn't. >> so you know, gavin does have very popular opinion. he is a big fan base here in san francisco. that is why when all of the votes were tallied, his recall was rejected soundly here in the city. but for chesa boudin, he's not very well-liked person here anymore. i believe he's going to be very, very surprised when in june of 2022, june seventh, it's election day, his recall that he earned this recall. he's going to be defeated in a landslide. >> brian: nancy pelosi, who is overseeing this chaos, and homelessness, she is looking to move to naples, florida. isn't that nice? ruin that city and moved to another one that the governor straightened out. once he goes, i hope boston, philadelphia, st.s louis follow suit and they start getting control of crime in this country. thanks, richie greenberg. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me here. >> brian: f

brooke jenkins who resigned from boudin's office said that boudin is a threat to public safety. >> boudin office are making decisions to not file charges in certain cases, to not file the appropriate charges in certain cases. and that chronic and violent offenders are being permitted to receive very inexplicably low and lenient sentences. >> in june, voters will decide if boudin keeps or loses his job, but they will not decide is his interim replacement. that would be of the san francisco mayor london breed. if shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you so much. coming up, we've got an incredibly hot and steamy hotness to show you. plus, and attention loving wallaby. we need it, it's been a long week. stay tuned, those videos are next. ♪ ♪ they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, with tylenol dissolve packs. and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deser

kate: boudin will not be running against anyone. if he is recalled, mayor london breed would appoint a replacement, meaning voters will make a decision based on what they feel boudin has or has not done for the city. >> we had an ideological movement and it was promised a new tomorrow. not everyone is happy with what tomorrow has brought. this is an emotional issue. kate: the boudin recall has attracted national attention. the recall is not just about san francisco. >> it's not just chesa boudin. it's a whole philosophy about how america should handle its crime, justice system. that is what is really at stake here. kate: kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: mayor london breed said she announced the recall of three board members. according to the chronicle, read said the priorities -- breed said the priorities had been misplaced. february 15. dan: after decades of public protests and community debate, the thomas fallon sculpture in san jose is coming down. issues of social justice are a key area. amanda del castillo has more on the debate t

kate: boudin will not be running against anyone. if he is recalled, mayor london breed would appoint a replacement, meaning voters will make a decision based on what they feel boudin has or has not done for the city. >> we had an ideological movement and it was promised a new tomorrow. not everyone is happy with what tomorrow has brought. this is an emotional issue. kate: the boudin recall has attracted national attention. the recall is not just about san francisco. >> it's not just chesa boudin. it's a whole philosophy about how america should handle its crime, justice system. that is what is really at stake here. kate: kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: mayor london breed said she announced the recall of three board members. according to the chronicle, read said the priorities -- breed said the priorities had been misplaced. february 15. dan: after decades of public protests and community debate, the thomas fallon sculpture in san jose is coming down. issues of social justice are a key area. amanda del castillo has more on the debate t

chase of boudin says target contacted his office and they work together with police to stake out that store and then make the arrest. boudin says it wasn't one of those grabbing go thefts, but a woman using the self checkout machines and the dea and police say they aren't just going after her, but also the criminal fencing network that was buying up the stolen goods. the district attorney's office in san francisco. police say the thief was targeting the target store at stones town shopping center, and tuesday they caught her, the district attorney says aziza graves was arrested and now faces 128 criminal charges, including eight counts of felony grand theft and 120 counts of misdemeanor petty theft. we believe that the. product she was stealing within being sold and resold throughout the city and the broader bay area district attorney chase a. boudin says his investigators worked with the target loss prevention team, he says in nearly all of the incidents, graves used the self checkout machines scanning items and then putting in just $1, or sometimes even just one cent. investigators

recall chesa boudin now. >>> here's a crazy story.anding gear. police say the 26-year-old hid inside the landing gear of an american airlines plane for 2 1/2 hours from guatemala city to miami. >> based on the flight data, temperatures in the wheel well fell by 100 degrees during the flight so the stowaway would have been hit with subzero conditions. he was taken to a hospital for evaluation and will be detained by homeland security. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> we all better start learning to say omicron. the lead starts right now. with americans on edge, president biden trying to calm fears as a new coronavirus variant spreads throughout the world. what might that mean for you and your family? >>> plus, another trump loyalanist the sights of the january 6th select committee. are new criminal contempt charges on the way? >>> parents behaving badly, screaming, name calling, fist fights at school board meetings. some getting so

recall chesa boudin now. >>> welcome back, everybody.nd opening statements are set to begin soon in the high profile sex trafficking case against ghislaine maxwell. she's accused of being a key player in the epstein's sex trafficking ring. t saying she helped and recruit four underage girls mostly in the 90s. she insists she's innocent. our investigative reporter tom winters outside the courtroom. also joined by katie fang. she's also an msnbc legal analyst. tom, let me start with you. set the scene for us here. we know proceedings very underway. the jury seated. catch us up on what's going on right now. >> reporter: right. well, we didn't think the jury was selected and about to be seated and sworn in, but there's been a couple complications. one of the jurors came forward and told the judge after being picked, going through the process, that she had a financial hardship. her employer only covering two weeks of paid leave for her for jury duty, and this trial expected to last at least six weeks. that would pose an understandable hardshi

boudin has enacted to keep us safe and justice fairer. you can see all of the stories by going to our home page, nbcbayarea.com. simply search "boudin". >>> where is governor gavin newsom? normally making an appearance almost daily. he's been out of sight for nearly two weeks until today. he reappeared in monterey today for an economic summit, his first public appearance since october 27. right after that, governor flu some announced he was canceling his trip to the climate summit for family reasons. today he said he did it to be with his family on halloween. >> mom and dad missing halloween. for them, you know, like worse than christmas, missing christmas, and i woke up that next morning with something probably familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach, that i had no choice,ly to cancel that trip. and appreciate it. >> the lieutenant governor attended the climate summit instead. governor newsom says he's been working and spending time with his kids while away from the cameras. >> let's get you outside and look at walnut cre

recall chesa boudin now. >>> i think joe biden has been just -- his mindset is trapped in amber froms where you could go back and play squash somewhere or racquetball and work these kinds of issues out. we're not there anymore. and i don't know -- for everybody on the panel who travels around the country, claire in the midwest, north, wherever we go, i've not met one regular voter anywhere who says i think we need more bipartisanship in washington. no one ever says that. no one outside of d.c. says they want more bipartisanship. what people say is they want things to get done. >> democrats have a lot to get done by the end of the year, in fact. first there's the most massive social spending bill since roosevelt. then there's the looming government shutdown deadline, the debt ceiling and a must-pass military defense funding. joining us now to talk about all of it, robert gibbs, former obama campaign senior adviser, white house press secretary of course under president obama. he also was co-host of the "hacks on tap" podcast. and tim miller, whose clothing choice may give away which of

recall chesa boudin now. >>> do you remember armageddon?sh into earth, oh no! and so the head of nasa, billy bob thornton decides the only way to stop that asteroid from destroying all of human civilization on earth is bruce willis. bruce willis, ben affleck and their lovable ragtag band of oil drillers. they'll be slung into space so they can plant a bomb in the asteroid and thereby somehow stop it from smashing into our planet. if you haven't seen "armageddon," it is exactly ridiculous as it sounds. it is one of those movies that is so terribly bad, it's really quite good. and the reason i bring it up tonight is because tonight armageddon is happening. and again, i do not mean the end of days. what i mean is they're doing it for real. tonight nasa is going to use a rocket to launch a spacecraft into space that has one goal. they're going smash the spacecraft into an asteroid at 15,000 miles an hour. the idea is to try to see by smashing this spacecraft into it, they can knock the asteroid off its course just a little bit, just in case som

recall chesa boudin now. >>> it will invest in child care, universal pre-k, and home care.better act makes the largest commitment toward addressing the climate crisis ever considered by any nation in history. >> this build back better legislation will make health care accessible and affordable for 2.2 million low-income, uninsured americans. >> tonight the vote we cast is about history. we're going to change the lives and livelihoods for americans for generations to come. >> it's a late night in washington where the house is on the verge of passing the signature piece of president biden's agenda, the build back better act. and getting to this point has been quite a saga. seemingly endless negotiations over the scope of the bill and the cost of the bill, heated standoffs over the wisdom of splitting this stuff off from the smaller bipartisan physical infrastructure bill, that smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill was split off, passed by the house and senate and signed into law by president biden this week. that all happened, though, only on the condition that there would a

as of today the voters of san francisco will get a chance to decide again if they want chesa boudin to be the district attorney. former state senator mark leno says folks have been trying to recall chesa since the day he was sworn in. >> they are lost. they lost the election, they are grieved, they are angry, and they want to you be grieved and angry so you will vote to support the recall, but it is not good for san francisco and it is an assault on our democracy. >> reporter: andrea shorer is with safer san francisco without boudin and said a majority of the signatures gathered were from democrats and this is about safety. >> this is a city is that definitely believes in and supports criminal justice reform, but also understands that we can have both criminal justice reform and public safety. and people don't feel safe in san francisco. resident does not feel safe in san francisco. >> reporter: the election won't happen until june 7, per the city charter. >> since the election date falls within 105 days of the june statewide primary, we will consolidate the local recall election for t

recall chesa boudin now. >>> thank you for watching. have a great thanksgiving. don lemon tonight begins right now with laura coates sitting in. today's news, all of these headlines, right in your wheel house. >> right in yours as well, and i was listening to you on siriusxm a couple of hours ago, and here you are again, my goodness, you work hard. nice seeing you. >> unfortunately that was the rewind. i hope the things that i said this morning stood up after the verdict came in. >> do you want them to have stood up, i'll tell you they did. of course they did. you're smerconish, of course they did. >> you're nice, thank you. >> take care, happy thanksgiving. >> you too. thanks, laura. >> this is "don lemon tonight," i'm laura coates in for don. >>> our breaking news tonight, three white men found guilty of murdering ahmaud arbery, an unarmed 25-year-old black man. a man who was chased down and shot to death for running in a georgia neighborhood. the verdicts come in spite of the racist dog whistles. one defense attorney disparaging ahmaud arbery's appearance afte

recall chesa boudin now. >>>, man, what a day. what with a week it has been. this is going to do it for us, at least for this second. i'll see you again on monday. time for "the last word" where zerlina maxwell is in for lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> thank you so much, rachel. you're right. it's been a day. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> to quote my friend -- thank you. to quote my friend and radio show host jess mcintosh who said to me today it's been a very america kind of day. this morning house democrats led by speaker nancy pelosi passed the build back better act. >> the build back better bill is passed. [ cheers ] >> the biden social infrastructure bill passed today with near-unity among democrats and only one defection. and leader chuck schumer says he expects the senate to pass it by christmas. this once-in-a-generation legislation includes historic social safety net and climate provisions and sets aside nearly $200 billion to provide four weeks of paid medical leave starting in 2024. that provision in particular will have a direct impac

boudin says his investigators worked with the target loss prevention team, he says in nearly all of the incidents, graves used the self checkout machines scanning items and then putting in just $1, or sometimes even just one cent. investigators say graves then left the checkout with the stolen goods without completing the transaction. most instances she appeared to be operating alone. in this case. we saw a lot of detergent, and that is something that is commonly stolen. it's high value. and it can be resold and transported easily, and that is one of the products that she would steal on a regular basis. boudin says graves had stolen more than $40,000 worth of items since october. 2020 the scale of the operation makes it very clear that she's selling her products to offenses and we do have information. and are working on as i said, detecting and disrupting the entire fencing operation, police chief bill scott said in a statement. quote the suspect in this case has been a particularly brazen and prolific retail theft offender. we hope this case like many others on which we partner with ou

voters will decide june 7th supporters called boudin, a reformer and say that he should be allowed to finish his term. well the new survey shows that san francisco is the second worst city in the country for package thefts. according to the safe wise survey, an estimated 210 million packages were stolen in the last 12 months from outside american households, and in fact, 64% of americans say they have been a victim of package theft in the last year. with cyber monday now just days away, and more people shopping online than ever, experts recommend sending packages to other locations if you will not be home. denver by the way, is the country's worst city for package that. a serial shoplifting suspect in san francisco is out of jail and now wearing an ankle monitor, aziza graves is accused of more than 100 thefts from the target store at stones town galleria. the district attorney's office filed 128 charges, including eight felony counts of grand theft. prosecutors say she stole $40,000 worth of merchandise since last year, a judge just released graves to deal with a separate case in el

find us on kpix.com or on our app. >>> we spoke one-on-one with the district attorney, chesa boudin, about the crime spree and his office's handling of the criminals >>> oakland police have charged three suspects in the shooting of retired police captain ersie joyner each is charged with second-degree robbery of joyner and the murder of a fourth suspect. the attempted robbery happened at an open gas station on october 21st. we see video of them opening his car door and one taking his backpack, that is when ersie joyner pulled out a pistol and opened fire . one of the suspect was hit and later died. two of the remaining suspects, kemandre king and marlon king were arraigned in dublin today and a third was arrested in texas and is being extradited back to california. >>> breaking news in san jose, a double shooting a long story road, now roads are closed near hopkins drive we have people headed to the scene and we will bring you updates as we get them. >>> in the south bay, elizabeth holmes taking center stage in the theranos fraud trial . we look at the focus today. >> reporter: eliza

district attorney jason boudin says nine suspects are now facing felony charges for allegedly taking part in the brazen theft all around san francisco. good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes in tonight again for frank and i'm julie julie haener. those charges range from looting to grand theft, burglary to firearm possession. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now she's live in union square, indiana, you saw officers on patrol, jump into action and make an arrest tonight. we did, julie just after we got here to union square. we saw officers going down the street. they say that somebody had come out of macy's. they chased them and ended up making an arrest. this is all part of a real stepped up police presence here in union square and today, the district attorney and police announced charges against people for the louisville aton theft on friday. they say this is all part of an effort to try and stop the stealing. police officers were on every block of san francisco's union square shopping district tuesday night, a full force response after the high profile smash and grab looting by 20 to

a petition to recall boudin has been certified, meaning he'll face a recall election next june. if he loses and is out of a job. san francisco mayor london breed will have to appoint someone to his position. that person would be the d.a. until he or she is on the ballot in the general election next november. we asked the mayor about the situation today, and she was tight-lipped. >> so i haven't made a decision at this time, so. >> reporter: you haven't taken a stance on the whole recall issue itself? >> no, no, no the at all. >> more than 83,000 signatures were collected. 30,000 more than needed to put it on the ballot. >>> crucial questions for elizabeth holmes. our business and tech reporter spoke to a venture capitalist about what investors should have been asking before they poured money into theranos. >> reporter: the trial of elizabeth holmes focussed once again on investment and what investor was led to believe about how theranos was doing. in 2006, money manager allan eisenman and his family invested close to $1.2 million in the company. he said he did it because oracle

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calling for the recall of chasing boudin. so this really city's response to crime is a major issue in san francisco with the prospect of that recall election facing the district attorney in june, all eyes really are on the district attorney at this point as we go forward again. we're expecting that news conference to get underway here. any moment now and we'll bring you live coverage as that news conference gets underway and then we're comprehensive coverage throughout the afternoon and into the evening for now, reporting live in san francisco christian captain ktvu, fox two news. christian. thank you. we have new video now of yet another retail burglary. this time in oakland, it happened at a clothing store on 14th and webster at around 11 30 last night. you can see dozens of people filing into that store and raiding the place making off with merchandise. police say as many as 15 cars may have been involved. the owner says this is the second time his story's been hit in the past month and coming up tonight at five o'clock. w

boudin's supporters say turnover is expected, especially as boudin tries to reform the department.y also called the recall campaign quote radical and say it's pushing dishonest and false attacks. we are hearing from the family of a man who died at santa rita jail. he was arrested over the summer and earlier this week he was found unresponsive in his cell. as ktvu cristina rendon reports. his family says he should not have been in jail and was not given proper care while in custody. elvira and tiffany monk of oakland, say the system failed their brother maurice monkey, it all started because he wouldn't wear his mask on the bus, and he was arguing with the bus driver, so he went to jail. monk was arrested on making a criminal threat to the bus driver in june. the charge was later reduced to a misdemeanor. he was arrested and taken to john george psychiatric hospital. his sisters say he suffered from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. but after monk missed a court date, a warrant was issued for his arrest. and he ended up at santa rita jail in october. the 45 year old was found dead

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but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent uponible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> european watchdog group says the rule of law was not respected in venezuelan's elections in which maduro claimed victory. >> if you are a fan of democracy, november has been a very bad month in latin america. the latest example, venezuela. nicolas maduro claiming victory for his party which won 21 of 24

recall chesa boudin now.y to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> good evening. answered prayer. that's how the mother of ahmaud arbery described today's verdict for the three men found guilty of murdering her son. arbery was gunned down last year while jogging through a suburban georgia neighborhood. the verdict was huge, she said. a vindication for her and her family that was anything but inevitable. i'm john berman, in for anderson. obstacles included the original prosecutors, one of whom is now under indictment for her alleged actions. and another who once told police that the actions of the father and son convicted today of murder were, quote, perfectly legal. no one was charged for the murder for more than two months, not until video of that deadly

recall chesa boudin now. >>> a big step forward for president biden's again to today.nomic agenda including more money for child care, home health care, obamacare subsides, universal prek and more but it's anyone's guess what will happen when the senate has its say. joining me to discuss, and former republican congressman charlie dent and analyst kirsten powers, the author of the new amazing book called "saving grace." welcome to both of you. kirsten, after months after wrangling democrats are onto the next step with a bill that would transform people's lives. there is still a ways to go as i pointed out but we saw democrats celebrating on the house floor after it passed. is this a moment for the party to be excited? >> yeah, i think it is. and let's remember that there are many people who are claiming this was never going to happen, that the democrats were never going to be able to get this done, that it was dead. and it's true it's not finished yet but i think that this is involved a lot of wran gling and if they can convince joe mansion to get on board or have thing

recall chesa boudin now. >>> also developing this morning, china is accusing the u.s.sending wrong signals after president joe biden invited taiwan to a democracy summit next month. tensions between the united states and china remain strained. >> i'm steenk jhung in beijing, just a week after the virtual summit between president biden and his chinese counterpart xi jinping, taiwan has become a source of contention with beijing accusing washington of, quote, unquote, providing a platform and sending a wrong signal to separatist forces on the island after the white house invited taiwan to a summit early next month. china expressed firm opposition to this move with a foreign ministry spokesperson saying taiwan has no status under international law even though the two sides have been governed separately for seven decades since the end of the chinese civil war and the ruling party has never controlled the island. tension has been rising across the taiwan strait for months with the chinese military sending a large number of warplanes into airspace around the island and with

but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent uponwsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> the new coronavirus variant has the world on edge but china says one thing is certain, the fast approaching winter olympics will proceed on schedule in beijing. cnn is monitoring developments on the omicron variant across the globe. let's take you to our reporters starting in asia. >> i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong and today we le

recall chesa boudin now. >>> developing on capitol hill, they decided to censure congressman after hea cartoon depicting him killing another congressman. they are supporting the vote with a third vote present. the first censure from the house in more than a decade. we've been all over this story. now that the vote happened, what happens next? he becomes member of congress without any appointment. now this resolution came after paul gosar refused to apologize for posting this video. he did speak on the floor before the vote happened and said he took that video depicting him culling aoc and attacking president biden down not because he regrets doing it, but because it was misunderstood. listen to what he said and the congresswoman's response. >> it was not a threat. but because some thought it was. >> what is so hard about saying that this is wrong? >> now it's worth keeping in mind that this resolution was not just a condemnation of paul gosar, it's a condemnation in the text us self of the leadership of the republican party for refusing to criticize him and saying that depictions of v

jason boudin will face a recall election next june today department of election. boss. john arnes announced organizers behind the effort collected more than enough valid signatures to force a vote on boudin's future booting isn't commenting. however called the friends of chase abudin, it says the announcement wasn't surprising in their confident voters will reject the quote republican funded and endorsed effort the san francisco board of deng psa thats gng o would allow san francisco sheriff's deputies to provide private security to stores battling retail theft now that's after the san francisco police. officers association expressed some concern about deputies doing those jobs abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains. why? these viral videos highlight the retail theft problems in san francisco from handbags at neiman marcus to toiletries at walgreens this video shot by abc 7 news reporter liam melendez for about a year. i've been ringing the alarm supervisor asha safaii recently proposed san francisco sheriff's deputies provide private security for san francisco st

recall chesa boudin now. >>> thank you for watching. have a great thanksgiving. well, and i was listening to you on siriusxm a couple of hours ago, and here you are again, my goodness, you work hard.

but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upont support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> lawyers for former president trump are arguing that they need to keep key documents secret from the house select committee investigating the gymnajanuary insurrection. >> trump has tried to assert executive privilege over hundreds of pages of documents. lawyers argue even out of office he has the power to shield his r

recall chesa boudin now. >>> thank you for watching. have a great thanksgiving. of these headlines, right in your wheel house. >> right in yours as well, and i was listening to you on siriusxm a couple of hours ago, and here you are again, my goodness, you work hard. nice seeing you. >> unfortunately that was the rewind. i hope the things that i said this morning stood up after the verdict came in. >> do you want them to have stood up, i'll tell you they did. of course they did. you're smerconish, of course they did. >> you're nice, thank you. >> take care, happy thanksgiving. >> you too. thanks,

recall chesa boudin now. >>> very good monday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill.while we wait for some of those answers, u.s. officials hoping to mitigate the spread with a new travel ban. starting today, all non-u.s. citizens and permanent residents traveling from south africa and seven other neighboring countries are barred from entering. >> a lot of protests from those countries there. big questions around the new variant. they include, is it more transmissible? is it more dangerous? and how much do existing vaccines protect against it? we don't know now. it is early and will take some time, they say perhaps weeks before we know answers, but we know a few things. have a listen. >> what we do know, it has a lot of mutations, more than 50. that's a new record, and some of those we've seen before and some we haven't. so this searchly suggests that this is a new kind of virus we have to take very seriously. if you needed one more r

recall chesa boudin now. a celebration, it is a reflection to acknowledge that the spirit of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob. the spirit of ahmaud, defeated the lynch mom. [applause] >> the spirit of ahmaud, defeated the lynch mob. >> tomorrow in all our joy today, there will be an empty chair at one this table. ahmed will not be a thanksgiving tomorrow, but she can look at that chair and say to ahmed, i fought a good fight. and i've got you some justice. >> joining me now is democratic congresswomen karen bass of current phony. she is the former chair of the congressional black caucus. and a member of the house judiciary committee. congresswoman bass, great to see you again. we just heard benjamin crump, the attorney for the family of ahmed aubry saying that, quote, the spirit of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob. you said, in your statement today, quote, would happen to ahmed was a modern day lynching. you also noted that legislation to make lynching a federal crime still hasn't been passed in the senate. how do

recall chesa boudin now. >>> even though this is not a celebration it is a reflection to acknowledge of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob. the spirit of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob. the spirit of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob. >> tomorrow there will be an empty chair at wanda's table. ahmaud will not be at thanksgiving tomorrow. but she can look at that chair and say to ahmaud i fought a good fight and i got you some justice. >> joining me now, democratic congresswoman karen bass of california. she is the former chair of the congressional black caucus and a member of the house judiciary committee. congresswoman bass, great to see you again. we just heard benjamin crump, the attorney for the family of ahmaud arbery, saying that "the spirit of ahmaud defeated the lynch mob." you said in your statement today, "what happened to ahmaud was a modern-day lynching." but you also noted that "legislation to make lynching a federal crime still hasn't passed in the senate." how do you square today's verdict with that? >> well, exactly right. it just goes to show that the senate is out of touch. th

recall chesa boudin now. >>> in our politics lead new revelations are sparking fresh scrutiny over at known as the steel dossier nearly five years after it first made headlines written by a retired british spy, full of explosive and alarming claims about then presidential candidate donald trump and his campaign's alleged ties to russia. but now we know more about who was behind it. we decided to take another look at what ultimately became an unreliable partisan backed political memo that got a lot wrong. >> it didn't happen. and it was gotten by opponents of ours. >> reporter: nearly five years since the steele dossier first emerged publicly federal prosecutors have laid out a clearer picture of the role well connected democratic insiders played in the narrative surrounding donald trump's ties to russia. two special counsel investigations, numerous congressional inquiries, and an internal review by the justice department giving weight to suspicions that the so-called steele dossier was used by some democrats as a political weapon against trump. >> it was a group of opponents who got

recall chesa boudin now. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon!i wouldn't cmiss the show. and mommy always keeps her promises. seriously? oh. - what the- i don't suppose you can sing, can you? watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 >>> where is my stuff? in the next 25 days until christmas, it's a question many people will ask and it depends on how fast omicron variant spreads and how much truckers are willing to pay for people to work for them. whether it's tracking your package delivery date, the wheres my stuff question comes back to the supply chain. it all comes back to where's my stuff? globally many factories shut down during the pandemic, because of sick workers or lockdowns, so the first thing is getting global production back to capacity, so question number one is what's the virus situation? from the overseas factory, goods are put on a cargo ship, so question number two, is there a cargo container to put the stuff in and workers to load the container onto the ship? the pandemic caused a lot of shipping to places that don't often

recall chesa boudin now. >>> republican representative lauren boebert refusing to publicly apologizenti-muslim remarks she made about her. the two spoke today after that video surfaced of boebert implying omar could be a suicide bomber. the call didn't go well. omar hung up on boebert who says she, quote, refused to publicly acknowledge her hurtful and dangerous comments and instead doubled down on her rhetoric. boebert followed up the call with this defiant video. >> rejecting an apology and hanging up on someone is part of cancel culture 101 and a pillar of the democrat party. make no mistake i will continue to fearlessly put america first, never sympathizing with terrorists. unfortunately, ilhan can't say the same thing. >> were you sorry or not? and what are you sorry for? i don't know. doesn't make much sense to me what is going on in terms of trying to make it better. let's discuss with scott jennings. what is your read? >> well, i'm not surprised about the way the call turned out. to be honest. i was surprised over the weekend when boebert issued an initial apologetic public s

but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent uponis is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> can't even imagine it, spending more than four decades in prison as an innocent person, convicted of a triple homicide. but for one missouri man, that has been his reality. despite the surviving eyewitness trying to recant her testimony, despite another man convicted of the crime saying that he wasn't involved, despite numerous family alibis and absol

recall chesa boudin now. >>> just moments ago up on capitol hill the treasury secretary janet yellen reserve jerome powell warning the uncertainty around the comb cron variant could put yet another cloud over the economic recovery. >> the progress of our economy, of our economic recovery can't be separated from our progress against the pandemic, and i know that we're all following the news about the omicron variant. as the president said yesterday, we're still waiting for more data, but what remains true is that our best protection against the virus is the vaccine. >> the recent flies covid-19 cases and the emergence of the omicron variant poses downside risks to the economic activity and increased uncertainty for inflation. >> cnn's matt egan joins us now in the studio. you know, the president says from a public health perspective get boosted and vaccinated and from an unvaccinated with another covid cloud what do the policy-makers do. >> there's no doubt that omicron represents a real big wild card to the u.s. economy. you have to remember that this recovery was gaining serious mom

but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon recalled as soon as possible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> conservative media mogul rupert murdoch is sending a public message to former president trump. move on. murdoch, whose family controls fox's parent company, said this at the news corp. shareholders meeting. >> here it is. he said, the current american political debate is profoun

but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now. >>> china is once again blocking cnn's signal to prevent further reporting on the disappearance of tennis star pengment is hui. every time cnn covers this story china blocks their signal there. there is growing concern for her safety from some of the biggest names in the sports. she hasn't been seen in public in wee

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recall chesa boudin now. >>> breaking news in the politics lead.mittee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. this just one day after five trump allies were summoned, including political operative roger stone and the conspiracy theorist alex jones. let's get right to cnn's ryan nobles. who are they subpoenaing today, and what is their connection to what happened on january 6th? >> the group of subpoenas today targeting right wing extremist groups who played a direct role in the violence and chaos here on january 6th. including the proud boys and their leader. currently sitting behind bars. a brand-new group of subpoenas just issued by the january 6th committee targeting right wing extremist groups who were involved in the riots. the committee asking for information from two far right groups. the proud boys and their former chairman henry enrique tario. as well as the oath keepers and their president elmer stewart rhodes. also robert patrick lewis, chairman of the fringe militia group, the first amendment preitorium, which provided sec