>> reporter: julie is a part of that group and it is why she's here for tonight's q & a with brooke jenkinsnd the police chief to see what they're doing to address the safety concerns. >> that's why we have filed, we're now at 288 motions to detain drug dealers, while their cases are open. >> reporter: jenkins says her office is focused on holding drug dealers accountable for the fentanyl crisis in the city. while the chief says more arrests are being made for car breakins as well as stores where retail theft is taking place. now mayor london breed is backing a ballot proposal for next year, giving police more access to public security cameras, authorizing the use of drones, easy pursuit policies and allowing the use of a.i. technologies for policing. >>> not everybody will agree on any proposal but let's wor including 31 americans as part of that. they've taken scores of people hostage, including children. imagine what those children hiding from hamas were thinking. it's beyond my comprehension to be able to imagine what they're thinking. beyond my comprehension. they've committed evils an

why da brooke jenkins is seeing backlash today. >> and then later, nasa and berkeley announced a new space center. how many new jobs that will bring to the bay area after the break. >> following a pro-palestine rally in san francisco, the district attorney brooke jenkins, has received some backlash from some over a tweet she wrote about it. she today that it was assumed that one or more protesters taking part in that rally. we're responsible for some anti-semitic graffiti. she had no proof in that tweet has since been deleted. the graffiti read, quote, death to israel and kill a settler was found on the downtown bank of america building following the pro-palestine rally saturday. organizers of that rally where outraged by the da's accusation. vilify our peace march. >> anything but a peace march is extremely reckless right now. we considered citation to violence. >> jenkins says apologized for her tweet. in a statement she writes, i listened and understood their concerns and as a result deleted the tweet. i do not support violence. the clearly anti-semitic graffiti has no place in sf

the is over 1000 children, 2700 have been killed by the israeli military district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the graffiti sunday night. >> saying her office assumed the person responsible was associated with the pro-palestine rally. that did not sit well with ariel karin with the group jewish voices for peace and who attended saturday's protest in solidarity with palestinians statement that she put out insights a phobia. it's inherently of snowfall, it's also anti-semitic because she's telling lies about the jewish community when thousands of us as jewish people were a part of that protest, the da deleted her original post from social media monday after hearing from organizers of the protest saying, quote, i listened and understand their concerns and as a result deleted the tweet. >> i do not support violence. the clear anti-semitic graffiti has no place in sf and we must be mindful that a person who chooses to engage in hateful acts. >> is not representative of an entire community or faith vilify our peace march. >> as anything but a peace march is extremely reckless right now

. >> san francisco da brooke jenkins says she also was inspired by senator feinstein's legacy. >> i took away that we women have to lead. we have to be at the table. we have to continue to fight hard and difficult fights. >> longtime san francisco community leader florence fang wanted to thank the senator for showing compassion and friendship. when fang's late husband passed away. >> but is she come to me? she says. florence, who said, a strong woman? don't cry. i lend you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein in about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. >> so a lot, a lot. >> there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service, but were unable to not knowing, had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. i heard that, you know, she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california for. so we'd love to be able

graffiti was found in san francisco after a pro-palestine rally on saturday district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted last night saying that the suspects were not known but assumed to have been associated with that protest. the statement did not sit well with protest organizers kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from the newsroom with what they have to rob. vicki kennedy, a deleted that tweet today that referred to the weekend rally as quote. >> pro hamas after she says she received several concerns from the muslim, air of community about how that tweet could be interpreted it. these were the words spray painted across the bank of america building in san francisco saturday saying things like death to israel and kill a settler. the graffiti was found after thousands marched down market street calling for the freeing of palestinians along the gaza strip. >> where israel has been at war with the terrorist group hamas for more than a week while seem haws with the air of resource organizing center was in the crowd of protesters. there's a genocide happening in gaza right the over 1000 child

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she hopes the prospect of a murder conviction welloved to be a turn for those considering selling deadly drugs on san francisco streets but may take somebody being prosecuted in this fashion for others to wake up and to choose a different past. city. officials say the goal is to get this task force up and running by early 2024. >> at the da's office in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> san francisco, there's a or a jury that acquitted a man who had already served 5 months in jail, waiting for a trial on a single charge of felony assault. but he walked free last week. the jury debated and they deliberated just for one day before deciding that he should be sent home on may. 25th police responded to a call of someone yelling for help. gregory bowles told the police he was deaf a defending himself fending off a assault, but he was arrested and police did not investigate his claim of self-defense pg and e they are now accepting appointments for free and home safety checks. the company they want to make sure that your water heater,

but again, i thank brooke jenkins for what she's done. and i also am still asking, when is it going to be another investigator to come and investigate our children's murders. to pay tipsters some kind of money to investigate their murders? my son's case is still unsolved. and even though i have this headstone and it's somewhat of a victory, but it's not a closure for me. so again, i want to thank her for that, for helping a mother out like myself and i'm still asking for help from everyone here about solving these unsolved homicides and hiring someone to come and pay tipsters some kind of money so that our cases can be solved. thank you. any members of the public that have any information regarding the murder of aubrey abacus, you can call the anonymous 24/7 tip line. at (415)!a575-4444. and there is no further public comment. next item, please, sergeant, line item three consent calendar receive and file action family code 6228 incident report release quarterly report 2023. quarter two sapd and dpa's sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report sir.

the city's district attorney, brooke jenkins tweeted last night saying that the taggers were unknown,assumed to have been associated with that protest as kron four's. rob nesbitt tells us that statement didn't sit well with protest organizers. the da deleted that tweet today that refer to the weekend rally as quote, pro am on after she says she received several concerns from the muslim and their community about how that we could be interpreted. these were the words spray painted across the bank of america building in san francisco saturday saying things like death to israel and kill a settler. the graffiti was found after thousands marched down market street calling for the freeing of palestinians along the gaza strip. >> where israel has been at war with the terrorist group hamas for more than a week while seem haws with the air of resource organizing center was in the crowd of protesters. there's a genocide happening in gaza right the over 1000 children. >> 2700 have been killed by the israeli military district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the graffiti sunday night saying h

district attorney brooke jenkins announced sand toast de la rosa from hollister has been charged with the murder of this man and this also for second-degree robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. this is video from a vigil that was held for the shop keeper. johan us to while the also known as john court documents say that he died when de la rosa attacked him with a baseball bat in august. the suspect is accused of trying to steal 2 cans of beer from the store and then was approached by to wall the last month. san francisco receive funding for the federal from the federal government to combat retail crime. and during a press conference today, the district tourney, brooke jenkins says that she hopes that those funds will help prevent these kinds of tragic crimes from happening in the city. >> he was simply doing his job, trying to make sure that people had access to goods in the community and he lost his life. he did not get to go home because somebody decided not only that they would steal from the store, but that what they were taking was worth his life. we as a city should be outr

. >>> brook jenkins is feeling the heat after a series of social media posts. >> the social media posts have been deleted, and there were tweets about vandalism in the city. that anger highlights the complexity of local city officials weighing in on a decades-old conflict. >> anti-semitic graffiti appeared around the same time as a large pro palestinian rally was making its way in a march. district attorney jenkins took to social media to denounce the anti-semitic graffiti, but it's her characterization of the rally that triggered a response. she wrote this weekend a pro hamas rally was held downtown, and she goes on to denounce the inflammatory language of the graffiti, and she said at this time the suspects are unknown and was associated with the protest. this man says his group put together the demonstration in march. >> muslims here in the bay area have loved ones who are dying on the ground. we came out on saturday to show our support for the palestinian people. >> he says their event was peaceful and believes there's no connection between the demonstration and the vandalism, and b

brooke jenkins says hateful facility was spray painted on buildings in downtown. the leader of the bay area jewish community relations council says the organization is urging people not to hold counter protests. >> we are asking people to be vigilant. we are encouraging people not to counter protest or counter demonstrate. it's not worth it. we need to take the high road. we are doing a lot of multi faith work, reaching to elected officials and different minority groups who we like to stand with for social justice. >> thousands gathered at san francisco ferry building to protest israel's bombing of gaza. there was a rally organized by palestinian youth movement. that happened yesterday. we'll continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east on air streaming on cbs news bay area and kpix.com where you can find live updates. >>> negotiations between teachers and of san francisco unified school system. shawn chitnis has more. >> reporter: union says last week 97% of members voted in favor of taking this next step to authorize a strike. they have that

tonight, i sat down with brooke jenkins were a town hall meeting in san francisco, about 300 people werewanting to know what's being done to curb crime. i asked the d.a. what or who are the roadblocks to getting this done? >> what i noticed in san francisco was that, we have a fraction of leaders who choose to be obstinate for ideological reasons and never are willing to come to the center and try to compromise to make the decisions that are best for san francisco. we serve the city. we don't serve our own political interest or our own career advancement desires. and i think that's lost upon people. >> strong comments tonight. she says certain supervisors, the police commission and judges are impeding the recovery of san francisco. >>> i'm jeff raineri. after a little bit of rain, we're tracking wind. i'll show you more about shower chances and what's happening with the solar eclipse. back with that coming up in six minutes. >>> this will make your skin crawl. a family says their apartment has been overrun by roaches. >>> also, signed, sealed and dangerous. the new method for thieves att

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she hopes the prospect of a murder conviction welllso proved to be a turn for those considering selling deadly drugs on san francisco streets but may take somebody being prosecuted in this fashion for others to wake up and to choose a different past. city. officials say the goal is to get this task force up and running by early 2024. >> at the da's office in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 10 38 is the time and a man was being held in san francisco jail for 5 months. and then he was set free. this was a single felony assault charge that he was in for. and the jury deliberated for one day and then decided. he should go home on may. 25th police responded to a call for help. someone needed help. they were yelling for help. so police show up and gregory bowles told them that he was fending off a assault, but he was arrested and police did not investigate his self-defense claim. pg and e is accepting appointments for free in home safety checks right now. just in time for winter. they want to make sure that your water heater furn

brooke jenkins was a judge for the costume contests she shared some photos on acts as well, saying it hard to say chewbacca. i mean, it all out. i didn't go all out went to a costume party as we get over the weekend and make it out and get so i was good. fortune is your imagination. was in the west. her good fortune. bottom of that's what sure that it was a great weather over the weekend. mother nature said no costume me. you're getting sunshine. >> and that's exactly what we got. really, really nice weekend. >> really started solid start to the workweek to nothing but sunshine up above from half moon bay right here. crystal clear skies going on now. skies on radar are nice and clear. we do have that high pressure. ridge still in place, keeping things pretty calm and importantly, so and all we need tomorrow going to be looking at nice, clear conditions for your tuesday in a pretty nice and comfortable afternoon before a bit of a cool down into tomorrow night. so just make sure that you're keeping the kids cozy between their trick-or-treating stops. low pressure dives in towards the we

brooke jenkins says a second suspect is in custody in alameda. those specific charges are expected to be announced in the coming days . >>> let's take a live look at the white house. president biden will address the nation from the oval office. the white house says the speech will address u.s. response to the conflict in israel and gaza following hamas terror attacks on israel 12 days ago. natalie brand reports from washington. >> reporter: palestinians dug through rubble of a building thursday as israel continued its bombing campaign in gaza targeting terror group hamas. this man says there is nowhere safe in gaza. you have to be ready to die. outrage over the war and specifically tuesday's deadly explosion at a gaza city hospital is growing. >> we are with you to the death. >> reporter: despite denials of responsibility from israel and even president biden who visited israel wednesday. >> it appears the result of a rocket fired by a terrorist group in gaza. >> reporter: israel says aerial images of aftermath do not show a crater which would be

. >> reporter: brooke jenkins made the announcement about a year ago, but didn't know how difficult itope is that with increased resources from the state and using the same investigative techniques as homicide cases, they would be able to get enough evidence to pursue murder charges against some dealers in the city and track where opioids are coming from. we have not been able to charge anyone to date because we have not been investigating these debts as a city and county. it requires police officers and other law enforcement agencies to actually look into who sold the deadly substance to the person who died and that is not something we have been able to afford resources to do up until now. >> the task force is not expected to be up and operating until the new year, it is going to be made up of the police, district attorney's office, chp and the national guard. 84 people died from drug overdoses last month alone . the city is currently on pace to have 850 opioid debts by the end of the year. this is just the latest move from mayor london breed and governor newsom, the tough love approa

brooke jenkins was even in attendance. >> jenkins was a judge for the costume contest, sharing these photos on x saying it was a pretty tough decision. well, another change could soon become x, formerly known as twitter. so not a u.s. announced plans last week to add a dating a component in 2024, details have been released yet, but this asked to the list of changes. ma says mate biden about a year ago. well, coming up next, a new report is shedding some light on the mount. >> mothers who actually died due to their pregnancies. explain why a portion of those deaths are being blamed on bias the turtle. health care will be right. >> and we're just hours away from one of the major bridges in the bay area, shutting down in one direction. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we've been actively talking about the weather this week. many of you are going to out for spooky holiday season. let's tomorrow. but for today, you're probably wondering, is it gonna range on 2 more days left in october? exactly 2 more days into solid 7 days of october. last leading through the

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san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she hopes the prospect of a murder conviction wellthose considering selling deadly drugs on san francisco streets but may take somebody being prosecuted in this fashion for others to wake up and to choose a different past. city. officials say the goal is to get this task force up and running by early 2024. >> at the da's office in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.30, a and a man in san francisco jail for 5 months was able to just walk free and hit the charged with felony assault. last week, the jury deliberated for one day and sent him home on may. 25th police responded to a call that someone was yelling for help. gregory bulls was arrested. he told the police he he was fending off a assault, but he was arrested and police did not investigate his self-defense claim pg and e they are accepting appointments for free in home safety checks on the company. they want to make sure water heaters if your furnace is. >> your ovens. they're operating safely to reduce risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. so far this year pg e has r

. >> san francisco da brooke jenkins says she also was inspired by senator feinstein's legacy. >> i took away that we women have to lead. we have to be at the table. we have to continue to fight hard and difficult fights long time san francisco community leader florence fang wanted to thank the senator for showing compassion and friendship. >> when fang's late husband passed away. >> but is she come to me? she says. florence, who said a strong woman, don't cry, i learned you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein. >> about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. so a lot, a lot. >> there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service but were unable to not knowing had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. i heard that she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california, so we'd love to be able to celebrate her.

i san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins over to my left. she is checking in.ne is showing up the who's who is here for this memorial for the late senator dianne feinstein. also talked with just regular folks from san francisco about her legacy and what they'll remember. they always refer back. >> 2 are beginning days when she became with us with with the supervisors, the day that she had to give the speech saying that the mayor george moscone supervisor harvey milk were assassinated, kind of were assassinated, kind of kicked of highlight of careers as when she became the first female mayor. i talked with the san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson about just the glass ceilings that senator feinstein broke for women any field hers with the fire department and also women in politics as well. i talked with one man. his name was michael fera. his grandfather was on the board of supervisors at the time that dianne feinstein was. and he matter when he was just 5 years old. he talked about her legacy and all the things that she accomplished for the city that he lo

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced charges against 22 year-old santos de la rosa, who was arrested in hollister on wednesday. de la rosa was arraigned on thursday where a judge denied him bail after the da's office called de la rosa a risk to public safety. the main perpetrator was caught. >> and off and he's off the streets. i mean, frankly, was giving a lot of the residents here are just a lot of discomfort to know. he was still out there. drew men attended the arraignment of de la rosa. he also helped make a go fund me page for the family as they grieve the loss of to wall the main breadwinner of the family. he upstanding he was incredibly hard working and it's very evident by. >> by the incident itself that he was trying to defend a store that wasn't even you know, it was he was he was serving as a clerk. >> the criminal complaint filed by the da alleges de la rosa attacked the shop keeper as he was trying to steal 2 cans of beer after the beating. the complaint alleges de la rosa threw the bat at a second victim in the store and ran into a getaway car. the dr

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she hopes the prospect of a murder conviction welling deadly drugs on san francisco streets but may take somebody being prosecuted in this fashion for others to wake up and to choose a different past. city. officials say the goal is to get this task force up and running by early 2024. >> at the da's office in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new studies conducted by the state department of public health are revealing black woman in california make up just 5% of pregnant patients in our hospitals, but also make up 21% of pregnancy related deaths. it's a number that cuts across income levels and state leaders say bias in the health care system is part of this problem. state attorney general rob bonta announced the results of this investigation into anti-bias training for pregnancy care providers. state law requires that training for staff at health care facilities. fatah says since 2021, the rate of compliance improved from 17 to 81%. it's an issue close to because he says even his wife has faced by us from the health care sys

san francisco police chief bill scott and the da brooke jenkins. this morning confirmed the arrest of 22 year old santos de la rosa of hollister. he's charged with murder, robbery and assault. de la rosa, suspected of beating the 60 year old richmond district store clerk with a baseball bat on august 24th. johannes told died several days later. investigators identified de la rosa as the suspect, then arrested him yesterday in hollister. we as a community should be outraged at the death of mr. told that he was simply at work that day, that he was simply doing his job , trying to make sure that people had access to goods in a community and he lost his life. he did not get to go home because somebody decided not only that they would steal from the store, but that what they were taking was worth his life. de la rosa is set to appear in court tomorrow to be arraigned as the country continues to honor the life of senator dianne feinstein. coming up in the next half hour, we'll sit down with a familiar face, former longtime ktvu political editor randy sha

brooke jenkins says head for the was spray-painted on buildings downtown. the leader of the bay area jewish community relations council says his organization is urging people not to hold counter protests. >> we are asking people to be vigilant and encouraging people not to counter protest. it is not worth it. we need to take the high road. we are doing multi phase work right now. we are reaching out to elected officials and different minority groups who we like to stand with for social justice. >> hopes for a brief cease-fire to get foreign passport holders out of gaza were stopped as the palestinian interior ministry said in an israeli airstrike bombarded buildings at the border that crosses into egypt. the ministry said the airstrike happen without warning from the idf. the idf has not issued any statements about this strike. >>> we know israel is signaled its ground invasion of gaza and it could come at any moment. israel's military said nearly 200 hostages are being held in gaza. more than previously reported. cbs's natalie brand is live at the white ho

. >>> brooke jenkins on damage control after making controversial comments on social media, she tweetedn response, to these photos of anti-semitic messages on market street. pictures of the graffiti appear to have been posted generally around the time of a large pro palestinian rally and san jose police have not determined if vandalism has any connection, and the d.a. wrote that this weekend at a pro-hamas rally was held downtown were denounced the graffiti before writing at this time, the suspects are unknown and are assumed to have been associated with the protest. critics wasn't the assumption that the rally was linked to the vandalism and object to her referring of it as a pro-hamas rally. >> it is extremely dangerous to link a peaceful protest and bay area residents to an organization on the watch list, very reckless behavior. >> in a prepared statement, the d.a. did not apologize for the post but she understood how the post could have come across and that is why she deleted them. >>> this video just in, take a look, secretary of state antony blinken, arriving in jordan, after his

we saw district attorney brooke jenkins attending the service as well as the pelosi family including the speaker's first husband. as for the services, a touching tribute here at san francisco city hall. were dianne feinstein started her career. she led the city through some of the darkest times including the assassination of the former mayor and harvey mills. she went on to be a senator for 30+ years. mayor london breed opened the sarah miss -- service and she remembered which was a little girl in the 70s and she said dianne feinstein was such an admission to her and helped guide her when she became a member of the county board of supervisors. >> as far as i ever knew dianne feinstein was the mayor. for kids my age she accepted that a woman could be in charge and a woman could do whatever man could do. we believed that he considered it normal. it was her word that meant the most when i became the second woman to be mayor of the city in the wake of tragedy. it was her advice on how to heal and lead they give me strength. >> reporter: doug emhoff came in from washington d.c. and landed

. >> da brooke jenkins says an additional suspect is also in custody in alameda county and he will beancisco to face charges. >>> a muni bus struck and killed a pedestrian overnight just before 1:00 a.m. you can see the shattered windshield of the bus there. authorities are investigating how that collision happened. >>> days after announcing its bankruptcy filing, rite aid says it plans to close 154 stores nationwide and that includes three stores in our area. the rite aid locations on homestead road in cupertino, el camino real and santa clara and southern california avenue in santa cruz will close. rite aid filed for chapter 11 in order to restructure amid slumping sales and mounting opioid-related lawsuits. >>> engineers at uc san diego have created an experimental vaccine that could prevent the spread of cancer in the lungs. doctors say the vaccine does not eliminate tumors but rather prevents new tumors from forming and spreading. so far, it has only been tested in mice. more safety studies are needed before human trials can begin. >>> scientists will soon be able to screen a pat

multiple costume contest really for the whole community to come >> san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins was even in attendance. jenkins was a judge for the costume contest, sharing these photos on saying that it was a tough decision. workers from some of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains will not be showing up to work tomorrow in protest of working conditions. walgreens. cvs and rite aid. employees say they're planning to call out sick from tomorrow until wednesday. their demands include guaranteed hours and better pay for technicians. organizers say their goal is to have better staffed stores and improvement to their work. life balance. tomorrow's protest follows sickouts by walgreens. and cvs employees. earlier this month. the entertainment world and fans are continuing to mourn the loss of beloved actor matthew perry. harry was sound unresponsive saturday at his home in pacific palisades. today. tributes continuing to flood in from fans and fellow actors. doug kolk takes a look back at perry's life and like oh, my >> it wasn't just the character. that mean chandler being a fan fav

was former house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed and district attorney brooke jenkins all showing support for israel and denouncing the attacks personally politically officially diplomatically militarily in every way we stand with israel. i know that so many people in here. our hearts are heavy. >> and filled with so much sadness and these attacks here in san francisco. we do not support. we condemn and we stand with the people of israel, the co-founder of the israeli grassroots movement, unacceptable north america brought a letter for pelosi asking for help with the hostages taken from gaza and to do anything possible. anything is possible to bring them home as soon as possible. not only did people express a fear for the people in israel right now, but there's also anxiety about a spike in anti-semitism in the bay area. for an event like this happens. >> the jews gets scapegoated for them. and so we're on high alert. >> our partners are on high alert. police departments are on high alert. we had added security for this events and other events are happening around the

. >>> said that cisco different attorney brooke jenkins, being sued by one of her former investigatorsused of using the investigator as a reason to dismiss a 2017 deadly police shooting case. jack friedman filed the lawsuit naming jenkins used him as a scape goat saying he was dishonest during the ongoing investigation. that is why she had to drop the charges against officer christopher -- the case stems from a 2017 deadly police shooting in the bayview district. friedman worked at the d.a. office until he was fired in may. we reached out to the district attorney's office for comment, and were referred to the city attorney's office. >>> chp will pay a $7 million settlement in the case of the deadly shooting of an unarmed man in oakland. three officers are accused of shooting and killing eric salgado in a car in june of 2020. his pregnant girlfriend in the passenger seat was also injured. months ago, the family: officials to reopen the case. the former alameda county d.a. said there was not enough evidence to charge the officers. meanwhile, the family of eric salgado released a statemen

brooke jenkins said, "drug dealers and traffickers have caused the death of far too many individuals in our community, and this new tool will gives us a better chance to hold them accountable for the true dangerousness of their conduct." earlier this year, governor newsom deployed chp officers to crack down on the fentanyl crisis in san francisco, specifically inside the tenderloin neighborhood. the operation started with seven to ten officers, and it's doubled to 14 to 20. as of this past june, they had arrested more than 115 people. the new joint task force announced this morning by the governor's office is expected to start early next year, again, with the goal of going after drug dealers and charging them with murder if connected to an opioid overdose death. live on treasure island in san francisco, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> to the late nest maine following the mass shooting, the heartbreak lingering after 18 people were shot and killed less than 48 hours ago. >> 40-year-old robert card had been identified as the suspect. a family member says the army reservist struggled

that's because he's in san francisco moderating a town hall meeting with district attorney brooke jenkins. 300 people are there. it's at the social club the battery. before things got under way, raj sat down for a one-on-one interview. >> what i have noticed in san francisco is that we have a faction of leaders who choose to be on stin ant for ideological reasons and never are willing to come to the center and try to compromise to make the decisions that are best for san francisco. we serve the city. we don't serve our own political interests or our own career advancement desires. and i think that often is lost upon people. >> salesforce came in, dreamforce, and things looked great. obviously this is a question for everyone, the police chief, yourself, and the mayor. i think a few days later, it kind of went back to a little dirty around howard street. apex coming in in a few weeks. what kind of pressure do you feel to make this go off successfully? >> we feel an immense pressure. i certainly do, to make sure that the world sees san francisco for what it is, which is a beautiful place to

san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, says criminals are more brazen and more organized. they're going through windows in seconds to take stuff often preying on vulnerable tourists. but because of that current requirement, victims are required to physically come back to san francisco to testify that their doors were locked. jenkins says that prevents the prosecution of these sorts of crimes from being successful. >> my prosecutors could go into court today, even having an eyewitness to an auto burglary, even having video evidence of somebody committing an auto burglary, but without having an individual who owns the car or possesses the car, say that they lock the doors would be required to dismiss a case or see that case be dismissed by a judge. >> it's an absurd requirement that senator wiener introduced similar legislation back in 2018 and 2019, but believes the bills did not move forward because of the leadership at the time. >> senator wiener hopes the third time will be the charm. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. lena thank you. >> just days after

contest really for the whole community to come alright, selling it san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins in attendance. >> she was a judge for the costume contest. she shared pictures on x or twitter say, hey, by the good costumes, it was a tough call. that's a pretty fun. but hair. as a wego upon them out, not tema. pius taking a live look here on a monday night. halloween eve. >> dave sphar, i'm curious. have you ever even cloud have been fog halloween? what have you been for halloween? evil knievel. and back in the 70's this is obviously not as an adult. snyder. when you're i think hahaha. oh, yes. going to be spooky at the forecast. not too bad. actually. it looks like, although we're going to have some, you know, kind of increasing clouds a little bit tomorrow. >> around the morning, hours in around midday before thins out as a precursor motion here, some high clouds that you can see making their way. also little bit of an onshore wind try to work here from the flag hasn't been too intense, but just a little bit of pop's every so often. so the general program is coming in off the pa

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced charges against 22 year-old santos de la rosa, who was arrested in hollister on wednesday. de la rosa was arraigned on thursday where a judge denied him bail after the da's office called de la rosa a risk to public safety. the main perpetrator was caught. >> and off and he's off the streets. i mean, frankly, was giving a lot of the residents here are just a lot of discomfort to know. he was still out there. drew men attended the arraignment of de la rosa. he also helped make a go fund me page for the family as they grieve the loss of to wall the main breadwinner of the family. he upstanding he was incredibly hard working and it's very evident by. >> by the incident itself that he was trying to defend a store that wasn't even you know, it was he serving as a clerk. >> the criminal complaint filed by the da alleges de la rosa attacked the shop keeper as he was trying to steal 2 cans of beer after the beating. the complaint alleges de la rosa threw the bat at a second victim in the store and ran into a getaway car. the driver has ye

san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, says criminals are more brazen and more organized. they're going through windows and seconds to take stuff, often preying on vulnerable tourists. but because of that current requirement, victims are required to physically come back to san francisco to testify that their doors were locked. jenkins says that prevents the prosecution of these sorts of crimes from being successful. >> my prosecutors could go into court today, even having an eyewitness to an auto burglary, even having video evidence of somebody committing an auto burglary, but without having an individual who owns the car or possesses the car, say that they lock the doors would be required to dismiss a case or see that case be dismissed by a judge. >> it's an absurd requirement that senator wiener introduce similar legislation back in 2018 and 2019, but believes the bills did not move forward because of the leadership at the time. >> senator wieder hopes that the third time will be the charm. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. thanks lena. >> time now, 51

hace tan solo momentos, la policía de san francisco, junto a la fiscal de distrito de la ciudad, brook jenkinso que ocurrió el pasado 18 de junio, que dejó precisamente a 3 personas heridas y 2 menores también de edad. vamos a pasar con mi compañero andrés brender, quien se encuentra en vivo en san francisco. andreas, cuéntanos. qué tal. >> pues sí, mira, recordemos que esto ocurrió en plena celebración del día del padre, por lo que generó gran indignación con la buena noticia que anunciaron hoy aquí en el departamento de policía. es que, eh, capturaron a los sospechosos . este tiroteo comenzó en las calles beach y stockton, pero no paró allí. prosiguió en las calles. embarcadero y kearny y terminó en las calles embarcadero y howard en ese trayecto resultaron heridas. una persona de 48 años. otra de 10 y otra de 16 años. ninguna resultó herida de gravedad, pero sí fueron transportadas al hospital . ahora las autoridades arrestaron a estos 3 sospechosos. sus nombres. richard, tú y a sopo. tu, tu y a so sopo. javier piedmont y un menor de edad. por ser menor de edad. las autoridades no dieron a

pled not guilty to a slew of charges in court district attorney brooke jenkins says 23 year-old johnny woods and 28 year-old terry nichols face charges that include grand theft, burglary, conspiracy and resisting arrest. the smash-and-grab happened early morning last thursday after authorities say the suspects and others tried to break into the fendi store on post street. authorities say the suspects and went to the dior store on grant broke through the gates and the doors and took several handbags and other merchandise. all of the items have since been recovered. no word on other arrests pending at this time. oakland's mayor re committed herself to tackling the city's ever increasing crime problem during her state of the city address. mayor sheng thao says that nothing is more important to her. then the safety of oakland's residents. our conference in kerman joins us now live in the studio with more about what the mayor had to say than that. you know, it's been a rough 10 months for the mayor, but she says she's more committed, as you said than ever. >> to turning things around in oak

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has deleted an online post calling a saturday march in-hamas rally. jenkins says she only meant to condemn anti semitic graffiti that was spray painted on some downtown windows during the march. members of the muslim and arab communities say jenkins deleted posts claimed without evidence that the graffiti was associated stated with hamas. jenkins has posted a response on x. it says in part, quote, i listened and understand their concerns and as a result deleted the tweet. i do not support violence that clearly anti-semitic graffiti has no place in san francisco, and we must be mindful that a person who chooses to engage in hateful acts is not representative of an entire com=munity or faith. coming up, the giants season is over, but that does not mean you can't still enjoy the oracle park, the one of a kind movie experience being offered at the ya. also ahead, a first of its kind intelligence summit. the meeting between world intelligence leaders, that's coming to the bay area. and we're warming up a little bit as we head into the next few

a lot of >> want to know what are trying the chief joined district attorney brooke jenkins to discuss what they're doing to make the city a safer place for all. >> the meeting was organized by stop crime sf a grassroots group of residents. public safety is a major issue. >> same residents, whether you're a newcomer with their native, the chief says with an understaffed police force, they're tackling violent crimes and retail theft. we've been running >> we've been we're way do that is by making sure that those who are going into our stores and stealing are held accountable. da jenkins says it's also a big priority to prosecute drug dealers to prevent more fentanyl overdoses. >> she says her office has made 288 motions to detain dealers while their cases are open. but they've struggled to convince judges to keep them off the streets. so far. we've had 27 of those >> out of 2.88, i >> 288 less drug dealers were on our streets. >> how much differently? the tenderloin and soma mine. >> it was important for some attending to see if the chief in da work well together and both agree that the

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is made retail theft, one of her priorities. >> the smash and grab a dior involved over $150,000 of stolen merchandise. >> so the 2 suspects in this case are facing felony charges and are being held without bail. she says with losses they are. prosecutors are having to change the way they charge organized retail theft. so judge is not only see the items taken but the conduct involved in doing it. this conduct is not simply going in and taking something and walking out. it often involves violence. >> which can elevate the conduct to a robbery. it things like cars being driven through the front doors of stores again, more dangerous and elevated criminal conduct that we can use as a basis to seek detention while the case is open, but also to add additional charges that allow us to impose more serious consequences. >> a quick work by police in these repeated sting operation seem to be increasing, leading to more arrests. and with the holidays approaching law enforcement agencies say they plan to do more of it. live in the newsroom. dan kerman kr

francisco se registró una en la que respaldaron a israel y la fiscal de distrito de san francisco, brooke jenkinssmo. en los comentarios, la fiscal reprobó estas acciones, pero su publicación provocó una reacción adversa en la comunidad musulmán y árabe de la ciudad. al respecto, ella dijo que de ninguna manera apoya la violencia y que este vandalismo no representa ni a una ciudad ni a una religión y personas que tienen casos de asilo ante un juez de inmigración pueden enfrentar tres escenarios o ganarlo o perder el caso, o que simplemente se lo cierren. >> y en este último nos vamos a centrar en esta última situación que pueden enfrentar, porque a los que les cerraron los casos ahora se dice que tendrán una nueva oportunidad de presentarlos, como nos cuenta pilar niño desde su nivel. esto puede ser una buena oportunidad para ellos. >> nuestra corte quedaba cerrada. karla dice que con su esposo han luchado los últimos cuatro años para poder ganar su caso de asilo, hasta que el pasado 3 de octubre el juez les dijo que cerraba el caso. hasta ahorita todavía estamos como sorprendidos inmigrantes com

. >> por su parte, la fiscal de distrito, brooke jenkins, espera que esta medida sirva para frenar esteombre acusado de entrar a la casa de la congresista nancy pelosi en san francisco y habría agredido a su esposo pelosi, en octubre del año pasado para esa fecha se prevé elegir al jurado y para el 13 de noviembre se prevé que inicien los alegatos. también paul pelosi estaría acudiendo a esta última cita y hablamos del piloto fuera de servicio de carolina, acusado de intentar apagar los motores de un avión en pleno vuelo. se volvió a presentar en corte hoy, pero esta vez en un tribunal federal. se le impusieron o se le impuso un cargo federal de interferir por miembros de la tripulación de una aeronave. y joseph emmerson, de pleasant hill, está acusado de intentar cortar también el combustible de los motores del avión mientras estaba volando de washington a san francisco. todo esto ocurrió el domingo. este es el seguimiento. y aunque admitió que en ese momento había tomado psicodélicos, 1 de sus abogados recientemente desmintió eso. con esto vamos a la pausa. >> dan a conocer una nueva

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she hopes the prospect of a murder conviction well also proved to be a turn for those considering selling deadly drugs on san francisco streets but may take somebody being prosecuted in this fashion for others to wake up and to choose a different past. city. officials say the goal is to get this task force up and running by early 2024. >> at the da's office in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, oakland police are launching a new pilot program to help stop car break ins as they're happening starting today. if you see someone breaking into a car in oakland, you'll be able to directly message photos, videos and other information to opd social media account. oakland auto berg is now active on instagram and acts. residents will be able to send crime location, descriptions of the suspects and visuals. this is in addition to police being on standby. >> this weekend, we're going to have plainclothes teams, decoys air assets marked units and what we're trying to do is catch as many people as we possibly can burglarizin

por tal o cual persona y así presentar este cargo, esta medida cuenta con el aval de la fiscal brooke jenkinsmás en esto y también vamos a consultar con expertos para saber exactamente qué consecuencias puede haber al imputarle estos cargos a vendedores de drogas y también qué piensa la gente acá andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. muchas gracias andrés. >> estaremos pendientes. kruse anunció el jueves que retirará de las calles todos sus vehículos sin conductor en todo el país. esto sucede solo 2 días después de que el dmv de california suspendió el servicio de la compañía en san francisco luego de incidentes que pusieran en peligro la integridad de pasajeros y peatones. cruz, por su parte, publicó un comunicado lo siguiente. lo más importante para nosotros en este momento es tomar medidas para reconstruir la confianza pública y citamos la extensión del bar de san josé. recibió un fuerte respaldo del estado la noche del miércoles, cuando la comisión de transporte metropolitano aprobó por unanimidad. 35 millones■!ade dólares en financiación para destino al proyecto. en total, se estima que