and brooke jenkins, who promised to be tough on crime, was appointed to the role by the mayor to take over. jenkins fired most of the staff, including could who says that he wasn't given a reason. he now works for the alameda county da pamela price, who is also under scrutiny for having a liberal approach to criminal justice. so your former boss is recalled. your current boss is facing are recalled. what sets you apart and what he wants. francis gets to understand about how your approach might be different if given the chance to be district attorney. >> what sets me apart from chase aboudi pamela price. does that. i have been in the courts every day. my whole career trying to pursue public safety and protect victims of crime and make our society a better place. now. >> just the self-declared moderate, he's an advocate for reform programs for teens and drug users when appropriate but believes in accountability for people perpetuating the problems plaguing san francisco. >> i believe in upholding drug dealers accountable. i have done i have jail time for people who don't fentanyl on our

brooke jenkins campaign team answered some of the claims brought up in this report saying in a statement, quote, in her first year, da jenkins has worked hard to reverse the damage caused by san francisco to san francisco by her predecessor and put prosecutors back to work fighting crime. jake entire 40 new prosecutors increase criminal drug prosecutions by 77% and led to a 70% increase in violent crime convictions. the data show these changes are making san francisco say for the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for the city and quote, time now, 6.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. san francisco city leaders are trying to reassure residents who live near the tenderloin. sometimes it takes a different approach to see the difference you can make around you. ♪♪ ♪♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, set your own deadlines and access coursework any time. imagine your future differently with capella university. (vo) if you overdraw your account, set your ow

brooke jenkins campaign team answered some of the claims he brought up in this report. 's the statement we got. here's part of it. quote, in her first year, day jenkins has worked hard to reverse the damage caused to san francisco by her predecessor, but prosecutor and put prosecutors back to work fighting crime check. ins hired 40 new prosecutors increase criminal drug prosecutions by 77% and led a 70% increase in violent crime convictions. the data is showing these changes are making san francisco say for the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for the city. all right. here's what looks like across the street from us here in san francisco. looking out there towards the exploratorium, we've got gray skies dominating today, but will help in the sun is really going up for summer. get there. i thought we were getting a little more sun today and then it just didn't come together. unfortunately, the clouds wind. and you can see that as we look all the way from san jose t

brooke jenkins campaign team answer some of the claims brought up in this report saying in a stateientote, in her first year, da jenkins has work hard to reverse. the damage caused to san francisco by her predecessor and put prosecutors back to work fighting crime. jenkins hired 40 new prosecutors increase criminal drug prosecutions by 77% and let a 70% increase in violent crime convictions. the statement goes on to say the data shows these changes are making san francisco safer. the da looks forward to putting her record up against candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for this city, end quote. >> the university of california's governing board has postponed voting on a plan to allow undocumented immigrant students to apply for university jobs. the board of regents decided to hold off on the plan until next year. university of california president told the board before the vote that the plan was not viable. but those who are for they say that this is a missed opportunity for the university system to lead the fight for the rights of undo

brooke jenkins campaign team did answer some of the claims brought up in this report saying in a statement quote, in her first year, da jenkins has worked hard to reverse the damage caused to san francisco by her predecessor and put prosecutors back to work fighting crime check. ins hired 40 prosecutors increased criminal drug prosecutions by 77% and lead a 70% increase in violent crime convictions. the data shows these changes are making san francisco safer. the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for the city. now to the east bay, where more than 500 volunteers gathered at oakland city hall on thursday morning to help count the homeless population in the city. the annual point in time count helps determine the amount of resources and support homeless people are likely to need from oakland city services. the city says the use this new method every year to engage with people living in more than 1200 encampments in the city. >> we believe that, you know, there is a we better have no mis

he was hired by then district attorney chase boudin and subsequently fired by brooke jenkins when she took the office . after boudin was recalled in a statement, jenkins reelection campaign has said her office increased criminal drug possession prosecutions and increased violent crime convictions. her campaign says, quote, the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for this city. cajuste says he intends on carving a path that holds criminals accountable and works to address the root causes of crime. >> um, so although i think a lot of people can frame chesa as a progressive and brooke as a conservative, i hope to be this moderating, responsible choice. i think we can bring these approaches and innovate towards a better way on public safety, cajuste says. >> since jenkins took office, violent crime in san francisco has been on the rise. >> this district attorney's administration has failed the people of san francisco, and we simply cannot. >> voters will decide on the city's next dist

da brooke jenkins office is standing by her earlier statement and what she said, the exercise of free speech cannot compromise public safety saying there was a tremendous impact on the drivers trapped in this mass and it required a tremendous resources to resolve. there were originally 80 protesters arrested. 2 of them turned out to be bystanders. the remaining defendants called themselves the bay bridge. 78, the group and its supporters say they will keep fighting the charges. we know. >> jenkins standing on the wrong side of history. also know that the city and the county that she overwhelmingly support the demand of the bay bridge. 78. >> some of those charges could result in a jail sentence of 6 months to a year. not clear yet, though, how a likely that actually is. the protesters are expected to be back in court next month. can an >> catherine, thank interest pickleball grows more and more by the day. but some san francisco resident say they've already grown tired of it. get details of their demands. com >> welcome back. over the last 6 years, pickleball has attracted large crowd

da brooke jenkins office is standing by her earlier statement and what she said, the exercise of free speech cannot compromise public safety saying there was a tremendous impact on the drivers trapped in this mass and it required a tremendous resources to resolve. there were originally 80 protesters arrested. 2 of them turned out to be bystanders. the remaining defendants called themselves the bay bridge. 78, the group and its supporters say they will keep fighting the charges. we know. >> jenkins standing on the wrong side of history. we also know that the city in the county that she overwhelmingly support the demands of the bay bridge. 78. >> some of the charges could result in a jail sentence of 6 months to a year. not clear yet, though, how likely that actually is. the protesters are expected back in court next month. no, alan grant. >> catherine, thank you. still ahead here, the developers behind california forever have unveiled a new ballot initiative. what solano county voters need to know. >> and cheers to this. the best a bottle for your buck comes from right here in the bay

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says these proposals. >> speak to the changes in these types of crimes. we are more accustomed to folks who have stolen in the past for their own purposes, sought to take something that they felt they needed or we're going to use for themselves. instead, what we're seeing now are people stealing for the purposes of reselling the goods. the governor is also proposing the legislature eliminate the expiration of the organized retail crime statute, which prosecutors say has become essential. we want to make sure now that we see these mass looting events, these of these groups of individuals going into our stores and stealing on a large scale that we continue to have a lot in place to address them differently than we do. the average shoplifter. it's unknown just when and if the legislature will act on the governor's legislative package. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast. it has been an active week around the bay area that it has. we've had a lot of rain and super cold but not cold enough to bring snow down to the lower ele

brooke jenkins, her campaign team answered some of the claims brought up in the report saying in a statement to us, quote, in her first year, da jenkins has worked hard to reverse. the damage cause by 2 san francisco by her predecessor. and she's worked to put pred it. prosecutors back to work fighting crime. jake, it's hired 40 new prosecutors increase criminal drug prosecutions by 77% and let a 70% increase in violent crime convictions. the data show these changes are making san francisco safer. the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for this city. end quote. all right. let's take a peek outside a live look here on this friday night as we get ready to enjoy a nice weekend. yeah, it's a pretty one and it's hopefully going to get pretty year before we return back to the rain. lawrence, what's going on? >> that's actually near record-breaking warm temperatures, especially on sunday and the timing couldn't be better for what looks to be a major matchup of the nfl. we've got the niners. we

s office has been fired after sending an email to da brooke jenkins asking her what color underwear she had on the chronicle reports. the message was sent by victim advocate jovon thomas. he later sent out another email apologizing and saying he meant to send the message to someone else as a joke. we have reached out to the district attorney's office for comment, but have not heard back. >> we have an update now on a luxury high rise building in san francisco that flooded in the summer of 2022. today the owner of the 35 story tower, 33, to jemma street, sent an email to the more than 400 residents saying the first units are expected to be made available march 18th. that's according to the chronicle. developers have been trying to repair the damage caused by 20,000 gallons of water that flooded the building in the summer of 2022, hines, the owner of the building, has not publicly commented on the value of the repairs. the excitement for sunday's nfc championship game is palpable. fans for both the niners and lions are making their way into the bay area, hoping to see their teams earn the

and brooke jenkins, who promised to be tough on crime, was appointed to the role by the mayor to take over. jenkins fired most of the staff, including could who says that he wasn't given a reason. he now works for the alameda county da pamela price, who is also under scrutiny for having a liberal approach to criminal justice. so your former boss is recalled. your current boss is facing are recalled. what sets you apart and what he wants francis gets to understand about how your approach might be different if given the chance to be district attorney. >> what sets me apart from chase aboudi pamela price. does that. i have been in the courts every day. my whole career trying to pursue public safety and protect victims of crime and make our society a better place. now. >> just the self-declared moderate, he's an advocate for reform programs for teens and drug users when appropriate but believes in accountability for people perpetuating the problems plaguing san francisco. >> i believe in holding drug dealers accountable. i have done i have sought and jail time for people who don't fentany

residents like him discuss safety issues with police chief bill scott district attorney brooke jenkins and sheriff paul miyamoto. their main topic of discussion, illegal drug activities at night. but is something that we are. >> have shifted our resources to address that. and i know sometimes community members don't see it presses last night. we had operation and we arrested 24 narcotics, the full 24 people for narcotics related offenses, including most of those with dealers. da jenkins says her mission is to hold drug dealers accountable, but she blames judges for releasing dealers from custody. only a small amount of progress in that area. we're still continuing to see a repeat drug dealers be released. >> right outside the town hall, police responded to a fight that broke out on golden gate avenue. lewis says it's frustrating to hear about all the resources being put into his neighborhood when he doesn't see much of an effect for all that investment of police, resources state and federal and local >>son reporting live in san francisco. >> back to all right, sarah, newly released sur

ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment against people shop lifting in groups but that may be applied disproportionately to epipooal and doesn't address the organization behind it all. how can we make sure both prosecute the ring leaders behind the crimes and make sure justice is handed out eveningly? >> making sure we get to the higher level of organizations in the organized retail threrft area so that is something myophilus is very much focused on working the police department on. looking at organized retail threat ringzsx but we have to make sure people are being caught who have stealing and that is a big challenge in the sit a so we have worked with retailers and small business owners to insure the necessary protocols and procedures are in place to at the very laest catch people who are stealing because they have been running ou

ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment against people shop lifting in groups but that may be applied disproportionately to epipooal and doesn't address the organization behind it all. how can we make sure both prosecute the ring leaders behind the crimes and make sure justice is handed out eveningly? >> making sure we get to the higher level of organizations in the organized retail threrft area so that is something myophilus is very much focused on working the police department on. looking at organized retail threat ringzsx but we have to make sure people are being caught who have stealing and that is a big challenge in the sit a so we have worked with retailers and small business owners to insure the necessary protocols and procedures are in place to at the very laest catch people who are stealing because they have been running ou

ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment against people shop lifting in groups but that may be applied disproportionately to epipooal and doesn't address the organization behind it all. how can we make sure both prosecute the ring leaders behind the crimes and make sure justice is handed out eveningly? >> making sure we get to the higher level of organizations in the organized retail threrft area so that is something myophilus is very much focused on working the police department on. looking at organized retail threat ringzsx but we have to make sure people are being caught who have stealing and that is a big challenge in the sit a so we have worked with retailers and small business owners to insure the necessary protocols and procedures are in place to at the very laest catch people who are stealing because they have been running ou

ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment against people shop lifting in groups but that may be applied disproportionately to epipooal and doesn't address the organization behind it all. how can we make sure both prosecute the ring leaders behind the crimes and make sure justice is handed out eveningly? >> making sure we get to the higher level of organizations in the organized retail threrft area so that is something myophilus is very much focused on working the police department on. looking at organized retail threat ringzsx but we have to make sure people are being caught who have stealing and that is a big challenge in the sit a so we have worked with retailers and small business owners to insure the necessary protocols and procedures are in place to at the very laest catch people who are stealing because they have been running out of the stores and therefore facing no consequence so

they are demanding brooke jenkins to drop the charges against them. >> we are not going anywhere. we will seek the demand to drop the charges. >> the prosecution of nonviolent protesters does not make us any safer, that is for sure. it did not work when they tried to prosecute dr. martin luther king jr. and it won't work now. >> back in november, demonstrators stalled the bridge for hours, calling for a cease-fire in gaza . in a statement last month, jenkins said free speech cannot compromise public safety. >>> new details about the home built plane crashed off the coast of the san mateo county with four people aboard. three people are still missing this afternoon. we spoke with an aviation expert about what may have gone wrong. >> reporter: the images of a wrecked plane on a rocky beach and half moon bay tell only a small part of the story. the final moments of a young san francisco woman. san mateo county authorities say they found the body of a 27-year-old near the wreckage. the ntsb says she was one of four people on board the small home built plane. retired airline captain ex

residents like him discuss safety issues with police chief bill district attorney brooke jenkins and sheriff paul miyamoto, their main topic of discussion, illegal drug activities at night. was this something that we are? >> have shifted our resources to address presses. last night we had a operation and we arrested 24 narcotics. the full 24 people for narcotics related offenses, including most of those with dealers. da jenkins says her mission is to hold drug dealers accountable, but she blames judges for releasing dealers from custody. only a small amount of progress in that area. we're still continuing to see a repeat drug dealers be released. >> right outside the town hall, police responded to a fight that broke out on golden gate avenue for all that investment of police, resources state in federal and local, critically. it's we're not getting a lot of pay off a bang for the buck. >> during the town hall, some complained about all of the efforts that went into cleaning up the city streets during the apec conference. da jenkins says there are many conversations with various depart

brooke jenkins to drop the charges against them.y they say the we'll find out why they say the d.a. should listen ♪ did you know 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in just one use, with no weigh-down. guaranteed, or your money back. for hair that looks healthy and stays healthy. if you know, you know it's pantene. >>> right now at 5:30, sending a message to prosecutors. pro-palestinian protesters who recently shut down the bay bridge are making a new plea before their upcoming legal hearings. we're live in san francisco with the new action they're planning for today. >>> also, oakland schools alter their covid guidance. some positive students may now attend class. the decision one medical expert believes may soon be heading to schools in your city as well. >>> this is "today in the

a cease fire in the israel-hamas war, have gathered to demand san francisco district attorney brooke jenkinsarges against them. power, power transformation back in november, more than 70 people were arrested when at least 200 people chained themselves together and purposefully tossed their car keys into the bay, stalling efforts to reopen the bridge more than 20 cars were also towed. >> that i understand. you know what that meant for many commuters that were coming into work that had child care, that had all of these other things. but at the same time, there is a massive genocide that's being held in our name that is being paid for by american tax dollars . >> in december, prosecutors began charging the protesters those charges ranged from false imprisonment to refusing to comply with a peace officer for unlawful public assembly and refusing to disperse among others. an attorney for the group, rachel lederman, says she's confident that they'll beat the charges. >> it's just a kitchen sink approach where brooke jenkins is trying to posture as being so, quote unquote tough on crime. so she's t

he was hired by then district attorney chesa boudin and subsequently fired by brooke jenkins when shek the office. after boudin was recalled. in a statement, jenkins reelection campaign has said her office increased criminal drug possession prosecutions and increased violent crime convictions. her campaign says, quote, the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for this city. cajuste says he intends on carving a path that holds criminals accountable and works to address the root causes of crime. >> so although i think a lot of people can frame chesa as a progressive and brooke as a conservative, i hope to be this moderating, responsible choice. i think we can bring these approaches and innovate towards a better way on public safety, cajuste says since jenkins took office, violent crime in san francisco has been on the rise. this district attorney's administration has failed the people of san francisco, and we simply cannot afford four more years. >> voters will decide on the city's n

residents like him discuss safety issues with police chief bill district attorney brooke jenkins andsheriff paul miyamoto. their main topic of discussion, illegal drug activities at night. was this something that we are? >> have shifted our resources to address francis last night you had operation and we arrested 24 narcotics. the full 24 people for narcotics related offenses, including most of those with dealers. da jenkins says her mission is to hold drug dealers accountable, but she blames judges for releasing dealers from custody. only a small amount of progress in that area. we're still continuing to see a repeat drug dealers be released. >> right outside the town hall, police responded to a fight that broke out on golden gate avenue for all that investment of police, resources state in federal and local greatly. it's we're not getting a lot of pay off a bang for the buck. >> during the town hall, some complained about all of the efforts that went into cleaning up the city streets during the apec conference. da jenkins says there are many conversations with various departments t

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins office was at the december hearing and argued againstole. we have to be advocates for public safety and we have to make sure that people want serve the time that they were sentenced to. but then also that when it's time for them to integrate back into the public that they are ready to do so and to be productive members of society. and right now we do not have faith and trust that this individual is ready for that at this time. and that again, he poses a significant public safety risk. the da's office is now in the process of drafting a letter to governor newsom. >> asking him to intervene and overturn the parole board's decision overturning such decisions is not unheard of. the governor did that 8 times last year and 21 times the year before. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's been a week since one person was killed and 4 others injured in a shooting that happened in san francisco's tenderloin and no arrests have been made. so a lot of people are concerned about their safety district attorney brooke jenkins was joined by the san francisco

. >> meantime, da brooke jenkins vowing to continue to place pressure on judges she believes should be holding drug dealers behind bars longer. we have only seen a small amount of progress in that area. >> we're still continuing to see repeat drug dealers be released, and we did ask the chief for an update on last week's mass shooting in the tenderloin. >> the chief says his investigators are working that case hard, but still. so far, no arrests. >> and it seems for the neighborhood as a whole, you really need to get everyone on the same page here. you know, we heard the da talking about the judges, you know, releasing people still. we'll see what happens there on that aspect. all right, zach, thank you. >> thanks, zach. well, another san francisco city employee has been charged in connection with an alleged embezzlement scheme. the district attorney's office charged stanley ellicott with eight felonies. today. he is accused of embezzling city funds in return for favorable treatment. the charges are related to a 59 count complaint filed last year against the former director of san fran

a cease fire in the israel-hamas war, have gathered to demand san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins drop the charges against them. power, power. transformation, transformation. back in november, more than 70 people were arrested when at least 200 people chained themselves together and purposefully tossed their car keys into the bay, stalling efforts to reopen the bridge more than 20 cars were also towed. >> that i understand. you know what that meant for many commuters that were coming into work that had child care, that had all of these other things. but at the same time, there is a massive genocide that's being held in our name that is being paid for by american tax dollars . >> in december, prosecutors began charging the protesters those charges ranged from false imprisonment to refusing to comply with a peace officer, unlawful public assembly, and refusing to disperse, among others. an attorney for the group, rachel letterman, says she's confident they'll beat the charges. >> it's just a kitchen sink approach where brooke jenkins is trying to posture as being so, quote unquote t

district attorney's office staffer has been fired after sending an inappropriate email to da brooke jenkinsenkins said in part, quote, what color panties do you have on? according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, it was sent by victim advocate yvonne thomas. screenshots of the email sent to jenkins and the rest of the office were leaked to x. former known as twitter. another email screenshot posted on x shows thomas apologizing, saying he sent the email in jest

the group is urging san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to drop the charges filed against protests, who were demanding a cease fire in gaza. the protest blocked westbound traffic on the bridge for over two hours. the da has filed numerous charges, including false imprisonment, unlawful public assembly and street obstruction. the punishment could be up to a year in jail in some instances. these charges are an aberration, not just to the status quo, but also to this moment when we are standing against genocide. district attorney brooke jenkins maintains the protesters compromised public safety by blocking traffic. >> a lot more to come here on a busy day. weeks of water leaks. finally solved just one day after our reporting a new look at that proposed solano county city and how voters will determine its future and the return of vhs tapes. well sounds bizarre, but it is happening. stay with us. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. enjoy the break while we have it, because a series of storms on the way. i'll be back with the details on that coming right up. when abc seven news

he was hired by then district attorney chesa boudin and subsequently fired by brooke jenkins when she took the office. after boudin was recalled, said in a statement. jenkins reelection campaign has said her office increased criminal drug possession prosecutions and increased violent crime convictions. her campaign says, quote, the da looks forward to putting her record up against any candidate who wants to revert back to the failed policies that clearly were not working for this city. cajuste says he intends on carving a path that holds criminals accountable and works to address the root causes of crime. >> so although i think a lot of people can frame chesa as a progressive and brooke as a conservative, i hope to be this moderating, responsible choice. i think we can bring these approaches and innovate towards a better way on public safety, kujan's says since jenkins took office, violent crime in san francisco has been on the rise. this district attorney's administration has failed the people of san francisco, and we simply cannot afford four more years. >> and voters will decide sa

they are demanding brook jenkins drop the charges against them. >> we are not going anywhere. we will keep the demand to drop the charges. >> the prosecution of nonviolent protesters does not make us any safer. that is for sure. it did not work when they tried to prosecute dr. martin luther king, jr. and it will not work now. >> reporter: they stalled the bridge for hours calling for a ceasefire in gaza. in a statement last month, he said free speech can not compromise public safety. >>> the fbi is warning about a growing and scary trend involving our youth here in the bay area and across the country. predators have been targeting young people with sextortion crimes that is when offenders gets a minor to send pictures and then threaten to release the photos if they don't pay them. they got more than 13,000 reports of this involving more than 12,000 victims. they say it led to at least 20 suicides. >> the scammers are getting in contact with the kids just through regular means of communication. they will look at online platforms where children go, gaming platforms are often see

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says these proposals speak to the changes in these type of crimes. we're not look no longer seeing ordinary shoplifting where someone takes one item and kind of walks out. what we're seeing are people going in and taking massive amounts of of goods in order to resell them. >> and so he's adding some tools in our tool belt to be able to address those types of crimes in a different way, then sort of the ordinary shoplifting that we were once used to. governor is also proposing the legislature eliminate expiration of the organized retail crime statute, which prosecutors say has become essential. essentially it added a new crime for those who are working in concert. so working together 2 to commit retail theft for the purpose of reselling the good it's unknown if and when the legislature will act on the governor's legislative package. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> whether time here, let's take a live look outside what a weird weather day. i mean, every 5 minutes that was changing from rain to sun winds were howling. a live look here looks pre

check out san francisco mayor, london breed, and brooke jenkins, during the cupid shuffle at the community celebration. that was held today at the masonic center of unity as people of all ages came together. the nonprofit community youth center hosted that event. the mayor is having a good time. >> yeah. >> good for them. >> got some moose. >> let's bring jeff back in and talk again about what you are seeing over the next couple of hours, and really, i know we have been talking a lot about preparation, but it is really that and a storm that we are going to be most concerned with. >> exactly right. specifically early monday morning, when those rain totals are just going to stack up exponentially. up until then we will undergo these periods of on-again, off- again rainfall through this weekend. so storm radar or doppler radar, if you spotty showers up in the north bay beginning to pick up in the south bay. now, this is part of that first storm system that will linger here as we had through tomorrow's forecast. and then again, very late sunday night, but really hitting on monday morning is th

they call them a bay area demanding brooke jenkins drop the charges against them. >> we are not going anywhere. [ cheering ] we will keep the demand to drop charges. >> back in november demonstrators stalled the bridge for hours during the apec summit calling for a ceasefire in gaza. in a statement last month, jenkins says free speech cannot compromise public safety. >>> three suspects allegedly involved in a retail crime ring now fashion several charges. attorney general rob bonta says from september to november, 25 bay area businesses were targeted including a louis vuitton store. stealing more than $600,000 in merchandise. they are facing multiple charges including grand theft. >> we are not talking about one off incidents here. they were not one-of smash-and-grab robberies. a series of coordinated, organized crimes that took place over the course of two months. >> an fbi task force has the help of other agencies. >>> tonight, cbs evening news, on how to track down growing dangers for kid. here is norah o'donnell. >> reporter: an important warning about the safety of our kids onlin

francisco from the fbi to california attorney general rob bonta and bay area district attorneys brooke jenkins stephen wagstaffe. those familiar with the problem spoke on panels to an audience of law enforcement agencies, nonprofits and more prosecutors. they're encouraging police and sheriff's offices to help gather statistics of hate crimes and report them to the fbi and a national law enforcement work on building community trust to get that information. community groups are working directly with victims to collect that information, too. the co-founder of stop ap, i hate saying half of asian americans they

they're trying to sell san francisco da, brooke jenkins says passing these proposals will help hold criminalsountable. black markets for stolen goods have exploded both. >> here in san francisco on our streets as well as online. and so this is going to assist us with addressing sort of the initial part of that behavior, which people stealing for the purpose of that resale. >> all right. bottom line is not yet known when state lawmakers might act on the governor's proposals. >> let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live at sfo we had i mean, folks coming in or leaving, they probably dealt some slick runways today. it was a wild day minute by minute. sometimes sunny, sometimes showers, which is role in. it was windy out there tonight. its cold, lawrence. yeah, it's coming in waves today. that's for sure. but now we're getting on the backside of this. >> skies are starting to clear out the north bay temperatures are starting to drop off, too, is going to be a freezing night around parts of the bay area out the door. right now we're looking out toward sfo tonight but still wet o

residents like him discuss safety issues with police chief bill district attorney brooke jenkins and sheriff paul miyamoto, their main topic of discussion, illegal drug activities at night. was this something that we are? >> have shifted our resources to address francis. last night we had a operation and we arrested. 24 not caught. it's the 24 people for narcotics related offenses, including most of those with dealers. da jenkins says her mission is to hold drug dealers accountable, but she blames judges for releasing dealers from custody. only a small amount of progress in that area. we're still continuing to see a repeat drug dealers be released. >> right outside the town hall, police responded to a fight that broke out on golden gate avenue for all that investment of police, resources state and federal and local stinson reporting liv san francisco. kron. 4 news. important discussions to be had. sarah, thank you. we're following breaking news out of the north bay. >> there's police activity outside of the walmart neighborhood market located at 901, golf course driving rohnert park.

francisco from the fbi to california attorney general rob bonta and bay area district attorneys brooke jenkins and stephen wagstaffe. those familiar with the problem spoke on panels to an audience of law enforcement agencies, nonprofits and more prosecutors. they're encouraging police and sheriff's offices to help gather statistics of hate crimes and report them to the fbi and a national law enforcement work on building community trust to get that information. community groups are working directly with victims to collect that information, too. the co-founder of stop ap, i hate saying half of asian americans they surveyed nationwide reported they've recently experienced discrimination. there are concerns by people are undocumented or are concerned about getting entangled with government. the director of the northern california regional intelligence center says there has been a more concerted effort to document hate crimes in the last decade with more developed tracking systems the past 3 but the problem we oftentimes don't have people reporting. >> thel'll put it on their social media, the but

today many of them rallied outside the office of san francisco district attorney brook jenkins. the protesters are facing up to a year in prison. the charges include false imprisonment, refusing to comply with an officer, and refusing to disperse. now the november protest was in response to israel-hamas war. they wanted a ceasefire in gaza. their demonstrations shut down the bay bridge for hours. it was right during that apec summit. today they submitted a petition asking for their charges to be dropped. >> it feels like it's trying to be essentially like a punishment, a form of punishment for speaking out for justice and for what we are witnessing on the ground inside of gaza today. >> late today i spoke with mayor london breed and asked her about whether those charges should be dropped. >> ultimately, i do want to support people's rights to protest. we have protests in san francisco all the time, whether it's market street or in front of city hall. and i think we have to snake sure there is a platform. but what happened on the bay bridge was very challenging. >> another big is

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins office was at the december hearing and argued againstrl. we have to be advocates for public safety and we have to make sure that people want serve the time that they were sentenced to. but then also that when it's time for them to integrate back into the public that they are ready to do so and to be productive members of society. and right now we do not have faith and trust that this individual is ready for that at this time. and that again, he poses a significant public safety risk. the da's office is now in the process of drafting a letter to governor newsom. >> asking him to intervene and overturn the parole board's decision overturning such decisions is not unheard of. the governor did that 8 times last year and 21 times the year before. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> tonight we're learning the suspects involved in the shooting of an alameda county deputy in union city have died. authorities say the suspects took their own lives. the deputy was shot in the arm while giving an eviction notice and warehouse district along dow avenue in un

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, writing on x. charges announced today, reflect my office's continuing commitment to uncover official misconduct and sf's city government. two people suspected in the shooting of an alameda county sheriff's deputy were found dead today inside a union city industrial complex. the deputy was wounded as he was trying to serve an eviction warrant yesterday afternoon. our . swat team members made entry into the into the business and located two um subjects who were deceased. >> um, those two subjects were believed to be involved in the shooting of the deputy. um invee still on scene trying to piece together everything that that happened. >> authorities say the man and woman died from gunshot wounds. they are believed to be in some sort of relationship. the two were found dead in a converted living space in that building. >> our civil unit was there to affect an eviction. that process that started in early november of. 2023. the notice was posted to that dwelling on january 14th, and the deputies were the

today the city's black police chief bill scott marched with the city's black d.a., brooke jenkins. you saw also mayor london breed. a significant change from that alabama march nearly 60 years ago. >> at the time, there was lynchings. there was a lot of discrimination. black people couldn't eat in the same restaurants as white people, like interracial marriage, all of those things, and how you see people of all races, of all ages, and people who are coming together to lift up his legacy. >> martin luther king day is always celebrated on the third monday of january. this year it lands on his actual birthday. dr. king would have been 95 years old today. >>> let's go back to our top story now, the iowa caucuses. this is the first step to a party nomination for any presidential candidate. and iowa residents will tell you what happens there tonight sends a message to the entire country, and that message right now appears to be former president donald trump. let's take a look at the latest numbers here. you see mr. trump with 52% of the vote right now. in second place right now, florida

francisco from the fbi to california attorney general rob bonta and bay area district attorneys brooke jenkins and stephen wagstaffe. those familiar with the problem spoke on panels to an audience of law enforcement agencies, nonprofits and more prosecutors. they're encouraging police and sheriff's offices to help gather statistics of hate crimes and report them to the fbi and a national law enforcement work on building community trust to get that information. community groups are working directly with victims to collect that information, too. the co-founder of stop ap, i hate saying half of asian americans they surveyed nationwide reported they've recently experienced discrimination. there are concerns by people are undocumented or are concerned about getting entangled with government. the director of the northern california regional intelligence center says there has been a more concerted effort to document hate crimes in the last decade with more developed tracking systems the past 3 but the problem we oftentimes don't have people reporting. >> they'll put it on their social media, the but

. >>> other news from around the bay area, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced two convictions in connection to a 2019 fentanyl poisoning murder. 52-year-old gerald rowe and 41-year-old angel anderson have been convicted of poisoning the victim with fentanyl inside a san francisco apartment. prosecutors say the men put the body inside a suitcase and tossed it into the bay. it was found near pier 39 in february 2019. >>> police arrested a 17-year-old for allegedly shooting two people at the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station friday afternoon. two people were hurt. police say the suspect surrendered this morning at walnut creek. police don't believe the shooting was random but have not released a motive. >>> now we're nearly to the end of january, but if your holiday decorations are still up, don't worry. you're not alone. here's a look inside the lobby of the santa clara police department. officers say they were getting a lot of heat for still having their tree up. so they had no choice but to decorate it for valentine's day. that's a great idea. >> we don't know what people

la fiscal de distrito brooke jenkins indicó que aaron, de 53 años, realizó actos inapro dados.> un peatón fue atropellado por un tren en palo alto la mañana de este viernes, según un portavoz de la agencia. el accidente ocurrió a eso de las 7,30 cerca de la estación de california avenue. involucró el tren que viajaba en dirección norte con destino de san josé a san francisco. se confirmó la muerte de la víctima y se estima que había unas 78 personas en el tren. no se reportaron heridos entre quienes iban a bordo. corte comercial. >> las recientes lluvias dejaron un enorme socavón en una importante. tenemos detalles. salud educación y servicios. >> entonces, en eso hemos enfocado nuestra lucha y somos latinos. >> conozca a esta mujer que lucha por su comunidad en el sur de la bahía. >> condiciones secas. por ahora, temperaturas en los 50. pero pronto va a cambiar el panorama que nos espera. el fin de semana les tengo los detalles. regresar después de la pausa y tome notas sobre esto. sonoma line trust invita este sábado a las 10:00 acudir al parque blossom con toda la familia, p

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins office was at the december hearing and argued against pearl. we have to be advocates for public safety and we have to make sure that people want serve the time that they were sentenced to. but then also that when it's time for them to integrate back into the public that they are ready to do so and to be productive members of society. and right now, we do not have faith and trust that this individual is ready for that at this time. and that again, he poses a significant public safety risk. the da's office is now in the process of drafting a letter to governor newsom. >> asking him to intervene and overturn the parole board's decision overturning such decisions is not unheard of. the governor did that 8 times last year and 21 times the year before. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a second body has been recovered from this month's plane crash in half moon bay, the san mateo county sheriff's office says the body of 26 year-old cassidy had it to wash ashore wednesday near roscoe in moss beach or family already had confirmed. she and her fiance lo

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it's been just over a year since san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins assumed office. abc7 news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with her about what's being done and the hard work ahead. >> during your first week in office, you stressed you would prioritize cleaning up the city, specifically the tenderloin. how would you grade the livability right now in the tenderloin? >> i think we still have a great deal of work to do in the tenderloin. my office is working very hard to prosecute those who continue to deal drugs on the streets. there we are meaningfully working hard to try to strategize with the department of public health and the police department and the mayor's office with how we address those who are addicted to fentanyl, who we know need our help and need treatment desperately. we are continuing to make progress. we've got great partnerships with other law enforcement agencies, but we still have a long way to go. >> now, the conviction rate in san francisco has increased for the first time in eight years, according to data from your office, 37% of cases resulted i

s office, demanding brooke jenkins drop the charges against them. >> we are not going anywhere. we will keep the demand to drop the charges. >> the prosecution of non-violent protesters does not make us any safer, that's for sure. it didn't work when they tried to prosecute dr. martin luther king jr. and it won't work now. >> reporter: back in november, demonstrators stalled the bridge for hours, calling for a ceasefire in gaza. in a statement last month, jenkins says free speech cannot compromise public safety. >>> to the north bay now, teenagers under arrest after a group of girls brutally assaulted another teen at a santa rosa high school. it happened yesterday and police say fourteen age girls followed the 14-year-old inside a restroom and surrounded her. they attacked the other one by hitting and kicking her in the face and even pulling out large amounts of hair. the victim was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. police say they are investigating the other three students for their role in that assault. some parents, they're numb to the news. >> and we have n

brooke jenkins. the email to jenkins asked what color her underwear was. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, it was sent by victim advocate yvonne thomas . screenshots of the email sent to jenkins and the rest of the office were leaked to x, formerly known as twitter. another email screenshot posted on x shows thomas apologizing, saying he sent the email in jest. a spokesperson for the da's office told the standard that there is no relationship between the district attorney and thomas. we also have new developments on the san francisco high-rise that flooded last summer, displacing nearly 400 residents. the tower at 33 thomas street is now set to reopen again. the chronicle is reporting the 35 story tower is safe for re occupancy with move ins happening right in mid-march . tenants were forced out in june when a water main break sent an estimated 20,000 gallons of water right through the building. residents thought they would return in the fall, but a second flooding of the building caused even further delays. also in san francis