the golden gate bridge just four months ago are now demanding san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, step aside. ktvu is christian captain has more on why they are accusing jenkins of having a conflict of interest. >> last week, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins charged 26 of the protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge in april with a variety of misdemeanors and felonies, saying the demonstration endangered the public. now, attorneys for the so-called golden gate bridge, 26, have written a letter demanding d.a. jenkins recuse herself and her office from the prosecution, saying her office is biased against palestinians and those who support their cause. >> brooke jenkins and her administration hold an anti-arab and anti-palestinian bias in their prosecution, and that prevents them from being fair. >> san francisco's public defender's office, which represents some of those protesters, said d.a. jenkins met with the israeli consulate in 2023 and said staffers in her office have shown a pattern of bias against palestinians and their supporters. they're asking the da

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today so that they can be cited out and then show up in court. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group on saturday. they each face 40 charges, including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing for their role in the antiwar protests that shut down the golden gate bridge in april. >> it's a humongous waste of resources, the humongous waste of money. but this is how d.a. jenkins chose to go forward and we're going to fight this case, and we're going to get a dismissal. >> but this group is wondering why they're being treated so differently compared to the bay bridge. >> 78 at the end of the day, we were dismissed from our charges. they were dropped against us. and we were able to, you know, to go on. >> masamura was one of the 78 protesters who shut down the bay bridge back in november. she says as a group, they only faced five charges, all of which were eventually dropped. all they had to do was a few hours of community service and pay restitution. we asked jenkins about the difference in the bay bridge case one. >> it was a new experience for

. >>> it follows this weekend's announcement from san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins that she is charging 26 protesters with false imprisonment, trespassing, unlawful assembly, and refusal to disperse. jenkins said some people stuck on the bridge last april missed important medical appointments. some say the d.a. is going way overboard in response to a nonviolent political action. >> everybody with over 40 charges each, it is a very dramatic draconian charging decision. it is in contrast to the other similar actions like the bay bridge 78. >> reporter: those facing charges for blocking traffic on the golden gate bridge surrendered to a show of support at the san francisco jail and attorney for the protesters calls the charges unjustified, but specifically points to the last protest. >> i don't think this case should be charged personally, but what happened on the bay bridge and on the golden gate bridge are basically the exact same. >> reporter: it was back in march when the bay bridge 78 walked out of a courtroom to a cheering crowd, that day in the words of organizers, a

prosecution, saying her office is biased against palestinians and those who support their cause. >> brooke jenkins and her administration hold an anti-arab and anti-palestinian bias in their prosecution, and that prevents them from being fair. >> san francisco's public defender's office, which represents some of those protesters, said da jenkins met with the israeli consulate in 2023 and said staffers in her office have shown a pattern of bias against palestinians and their supporters. they're asking the da to step aside and allow the california attorney general's office to take over the prosecution. >> the entire office would be removed off the case because the bias has so infiltrated the entirety of it, since it comes from the top. and then the attorney general of california would then appoint an ag to prosecute. >> in a statement released today, the da's office said the meeting she had with the israeli consulate were to address security concerns. the staffer who worked in the office, who penned an inflammatory message against palestinians, retired in march of this year. in today's statement, th

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says jacobo used his position of authority to gain women's trust, and then their silence. jacobo's defense attorney says the charges are politically motivated. >> these charges are very old, the allegations are very old. we're talking three years and he has a wife. he has a two month old child who he loves very much. >> any time you file sexual assault charges, we would perceive that as a public safety risk. >> the judge ruling today, there is enough evidence for jacobo to remain in custody for now. a bail hearing is set for this friday with a preliminary hearing scheduled for august 14th. >> fighting crime not just on the ground, but in the air. the data from sfpd that officers say shows the use of drones has helped them to catch criminals they otherwise would not be able to arrest, and a unique housing project for teachers and their families in daly city opens its doors. >> the hope that it could be a model for other cities. >> it was hot today, especially inland. not so bad around the bay. it's going to be cooler. that's the trend for the

two new trains going to service today. >>> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has now filedgolden gate bridge. all 26 demonstrators who blocked the road back in april i know accused of false imprisonment of drivers who got stock. they were protesting u.s. support for israel's war in gaza. >>> i hope everybody has a fantastic sunday, monday. temperatures five to 10 degrees cooler across the inland locations. mid-80s compared to the 90s. plenty of sunshine and the sunshine will hold on to our inland locations but closer to the bay and the coast , what we expect this time of year. we will see a little more cloud coverage and more fog but still comfortable heat. upper 60s and low 70s over the next couple of days. i hope everybody can get outside and enjoy themselves. but it will be colder closer to the bay and coastal communities. inland areas will feel like such a nice change of pace compared to the triple digits you have been seeing for the past couple weeks. >>> thank you for joining us today. "cbs sunday morning" with jane pauley is the next on kpix. local news continues on

brooke jenkins issued warrants for the group yesterday. arrest warrants they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement. certainly not for hours at a time. >> now, jenkins says the protests, which happened in april, will likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by tomorrow. new developments. a jury has convicted a former antioch police officer of wire fraud and conspiracy for his role in a college degree scam. that's according to our partners at the east bay times. prosecuto

brooke jenkins says the demonstrators put people's lives in danger. and that's why the charges they had people who missed significant surgeries, oncology appointments. so those are cancer patients. we had a disabled child with cerebral palsy, stuck on a school bus for 4 hours who couldn't get the need have his needs met. we had a mother who couldn't give her baby any milk because she didn't have water for the formula that she also missed a medical appointment for that baby. >> well, the first of those charged with felonies are set to be arraigned today. >> 806. and as we reported yesterday on the kron 4 morning news after just 2 weeks in this spot in san francisco, these families who live in rv's are being forced to move again. they just move to the area here by the san francisco zoo a couple of weeks ago. and now they're going to be displaced again. and many of them don't know where they're going to go. they wound up here after they were told to vacate winston drive near the stonestown mall. one resident says they have nowhere else to go. >> and the

brooke jenkins are asking her to remove herself from the case and solving the city's unhoused crisis.supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin laying out his alternative to encampment sweeps in san francisco. >> and look at the forecast today. we're getting cooler weather in here. we'll have lots of sunshine temperatures in the mid and upper 80s inland around the bay shoreline. it's bright this afternoon into the mid 70s, but along the coast clouds are back today, so it's a mostly cloudy day. temperatures in the mid 60s, so highs today we're back to average after a warm afternoon yesterday. that cooling trend continues through the end of the week by friday. feels and looks a lot more like fall. the news at six is next. >> this is abc 724 over seven. >> in san francisco. >> live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> we are, we are, we are, we are we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start i love you. [v

kumasi san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says four cases will still be prosecuted, but some 70 are up for dismissal by a san francisco court. and the san francisco standard is reporting that they are for crimes such as dui, domestic violence, sexual battery and deadly driving because of a july ruling that courts can no longer use backlogs during the pandemic to delay trials past their legal deadlines. jenkins sent us a statement saying in part, quote, because the court previously continued cases without proper findings of good cause and the court's subsequent abuse of discretion, the court is now required to dismiss those cases. regrettably, the system has now failed countless victims of crime who will not see justice done. and she says that the court's decision to continue cases past their statutory deadlines for trial has deprived victims and defendants of their rights. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> and it's not just packages getting stolen now. thieves are targeting mail carriers and their keys here in the bay area. usps officials say robbers

san francisco da brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group yesterda. they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement, certainly not for hours at a time. >> jenkins says the protests, which happened in april, will likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by tomorrow. new developments. a jury has convicted a former antioch police officer of wire fraud and conspiracy for his role in a college degree scam. that's according to our media partners at the east bay times. prosecutors say morteza

brooke jenkins issued the warrants on saturday, ordering demonstrators to surrender by today, abc seven news reporter lena howland tells us whether people actually complied free them. all three o protesters walked into the san francisco county jail. >> everyone is surrendering themselves today, so that they can be cited out and then show up in court, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group on saturday. >> they each face 40 charges, including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing for their role in the antiwar protests that shut down the golden gate bridge in april. >> it's a humongous waste of resources. the humongous waste of money. but this is how d.a. jenkins chose to go forward, and we're going to fight this case, and we're going to get a dismissal. >> but this group is wondering why they're being treated so differently compared to the bay bridge. >> 78 at the end of the day, we were dismissed from our charges. they were dropped against us, and we were able to, you know, to go on. >> mason moran was one of the 78 protesters who shu

. >>> brooke jenkins says the noose discovered this morning is going to be investigated as a hate crime as they will not let it affect them or the mission. they worry that it is not being taken seriously enough. >> and as the community, we're asked to accept the disrespect and basically move on and continue to go and get on with our day. >> sometimes you have to call out injustice. everyone doesn't believe racism is still alive and still alive in san francisco and that it absolutely is. >> they were trying to change in there about love. love thy neighbors. it's very disappointing. >> reporter: the only information they've released is that they likely live somewhere nearby and most likely in the lakeview neighborhood. friends, family, san jose members gathered today and for a final farewell. he is the department's first community service officer to be killed in the line of duty. and was killed on august 3 at 34 years old on traffic control when he hit and killed them. it was a sign of bravery and strength. working for about two years, his dream to protect and serve and that he plans to b

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins sent us a statement saying the courts decisions to continue cases, past statutory deadlines for trial deprived defendants of their rights, and also robbed victims of theirs, end quote, because the court previously continued cases without proper findings of good cause and the court subsequent abuse of discretion, the court is now required to dismiss those cases. regrettably, the system has now failed. countless victims of crime who will not see justice done, and the standard is reporting that some 70 cases are up for dismissal. jenkins says for cases will still be prosecuted. live in san francisco. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you, gloria. >> the u.s. postal inspector tells abc seven thieves are targeting mail carriers who service smaller suburban bay area towns and cities. the latest attack happened just yesterday a daytime robbery of a mail carrier in danville. sky seven was over the scene off of camino tassajara. the attacks have become such an issue. the usps recently increased rewards to $150,000 for help and arrests. abc7 news

they're calling on district attorney brooke jenkins to drop the charges this weekend. the da announcing 26 protesters will be charged with false imprisonment, trespassing unlawful assembly and refusal to disperse. eight people are facing felony conspiracy charges, while the rest are charged with misdemeanor conspiracy. the protests against the war in gaza held up traffic for hours on the golden gate bridge back in april, and the protesters chained themselves together, making it harder for the chp to break them up. the da says people missed important medical appointments during that shutdown saturday. she said she hopes that the serious charges will stick >>>>in this case, we took a great length to work with the chp to make sure that we were filing appropriate charges. there are elevated charges, so we will see what happens with that. there's still the potential for a judge to decide that they believe that the conduct should be a misdemeanor, and they do have the lawful ability to reduce that charge. >veronica>supporters of the protesters say that the da has overcharged

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins made the announcement saturday morning giving them until monday to turn themselves in. an attorney for the protesters calls the charges unjustified. >> everybody with over 40 charges each. it is a very dramatic, draconian charging decision. >> this is really about time, place, and manner. >> that's jenkins who says her prosecution will be bolstered by testimony from several dozen people stuck in traffic and have been in contact with investigators, some missing important medical appointments that day stuck at a standstill for hours, but an attorney for the protesters point to this demonstration weeks before the golden gate bridge protest. it blocked the bay bridge for several hours, but in that case the defendants were sentenced to community service and restitution, not felony convictions. what ends up happening here will eventually be in the hands of a judge who could ultimately reduce the charges. the first court appearance is set for tomorrow morning. we just got a statement from the san francisco public defender's office saying it plans

months ago, calling for a ceasefire in gaza, are demanding that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins step aside. the protesters have been charged with a variety of misdemeanors and felonies. the attorneys say that jenkins office is biased against palestinians and those who support their cause. >> jenkins and her administration hold an anti-arab and anti-palestinian bias in their prosecution, and that prevents them from being fair. >> now, in a statement released today, the district attorney's office said that meetings she had with the israeli consulate were to address security concerns, and a staffer who worked in the office who wrote an inflammatory message against palestinians retired in march of this year, a month before that april protest. well, now to just heartbreaking details about the death of a toddler in the east bay. attorneys say there were clear signs of abuse that were ignored. our crystal bailey, with the lawsuit that has just been filed. >> a beautiful little girl identified in the complaint as o. y should still be here today. attorneys with singleton and schreiber la

brooke jenkins announcing those charges today against this man, jonathan gabacho, 35 year old is accused of assaulting a former girlfriend after she had explicitly communicated to him that she did not want any sexual contact. jacobo was charged with rape, sexual battery by restraint and domestic violence. he resigned from his position with an affordable housing nonprofit back in april. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. >> i've never heard her say that an unpleasant thing about anyone in her life, and she's very generous, very generous indeed, and we are honoring that woman who helped lead the united states to victory during world war two. >> we take you to today's birthday bash for this bay area. rosie the riveter. also, google suffers a huge legal defeat today. why a federal judge says the silicon valley tech giant is a monopolist. >> and the heat will be on once again with an advisory over part of the bay area for tomorrow. have a look at hat u ca when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a

. >> no suspects have been identified publicly, but san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says once the case is submitted to her office, we will do everything to make sure that the person or persons responsible for this are held accountable. now, the investigation into the vandalism is continuing, and anyone with information is asked to come forward. live in the newsroom. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, seems like the police may have a pretty good idea of who that is. all right, henry, thank you. well, that deadly chain reaction crash in santa rosa that we told you about yesterday. now has the school and wider community grieving. and san francisco's mayor wants to get tough on sideshows. we'll tell you about the new rules being proposed to crack down on those illegal events. >> and a very weather beautiful sunset out there as we head into your friday evening. lots of clear skies. temperatures do cool off a i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. r

da brooke jenkins charged 26 pro-palestinian protesters for their role in shutting down the bridge in april. >> 8 of those charged face felonies for conspiracy. check-in says the demonstrators had put people's lives in danger. they had people who missed significant surgeries, oncology appointments. so those are cancer patients. we had a disabled child with cerebral palsy, stuck on a school bus for 4 who couldn't get the kept his needs we had a mother who couldn't give her any milk because she didn't have water for the formula that she also missed a medical appointment for that baby. >> the first of those charged with felonies are to be arraigned tuesday. >> oakland police have made an arrest in connection with shooting at the coliseum. the shooting happened near coliseum. wait early sunday morning. police say they found the victim with a gunshot wounds. this time we don't know how the victim a is doing and what led up to this shooting. take a look at we're looking at a picture of nearly 2 pounds of drugs, including fentanyl, meth and cocaine. san francisco police say they found these

causing a commute nightmare on the golden gate bridge back in april, their supporters called on da brooke jenkins to drop those charges. jenkins said the exercise of free speech cannot compromise public safety, and that some people caught in the traffic that day missed important medical appointments. the protesters face charges including false imprisonment. they have until the end of the day to turn themselves in >>>>as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles, so we're just going >liz>wow. she stayed calm that was the moment an earthquake rocked parts of southern california. it shook the espn la studio during a live interview usgs says it was a magnitude 4.4. it struck just after noon today south of pasadena, but luckily no major damage. but here you can see a water leak at the pasadena city hall that was reported just after the earthquake professional sports will stay at the oakland coliseum even after the a's leave for sacramento next season. the oakland roots sportsb announced it will play at the coliseum for their 2025 season. mayor shengtao says this move will keep jobs in the cit

san francisco da brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group yesterday. they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy and trespassing. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement, certainly not for hours at a time. >> jenkins says the protests, which happened in april, will likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by tomorrow. new developments a jury has convicted a former antioch police officer of wire fraud and conspiracy for his role in a college degree scam. that's according to our media partners at the east bay times. prosecutors say morteza a

brooke jenkins says there was knock she can do about the situation, adding that she regrets that the system has "failed countless victims of crime who will not see justice done." >>> san francisco taking on a specific type of artificial intelligence, part of an effort to fight against the disturbing trend of deepfake news, sometimes involving children. anne makovec has more on this push to stop what the city attorney calls sexual abuse online. >> yeah. this is something that can revictimize somebody over and over again because once these images are released on the internet, they're almost impossible to reel in. the city is filing lawsuits against the most visited websites creating these a.i.-generated nonconsensual explicit images, a problem that's grown exponentially. there were more than 21,000 deepfake foreign videos online last year, up more than 460% over the year before. now it's an issue at schools. students are using apps to superimpose their classmates' faces onto photos of naked bodies. that spurred san francisco's deputy city attorney into action. >> horrified and fearful

san francisco da brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group this morning. they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy, trespassing and more. jenkins says eight of the protesters, believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration, are facing felony charges. the protests shut down the golden gate bridge for hours back in april. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement, certainly not for hours at a time. >> jenkins says the protest likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by monday on the same day as the golden gate bridge protest. other groups of protesters stopped traffic at different points on 8-80 in oakland. they were targeting trucking routes, trying to

now, over the weekend, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced that she was charging those protesters, noting that several people missed surgeries and medical appointments because of the bridge shutdown. also tonight, bye bye to baseball. hello to soccer. the oakland roots are moving in, planning to call the oakland coliseum home for next season. 2025. the one year lease brings the roots back to the town for the first time since 2022. the team had been playing at cal state east bay in hayward. they'll now play excuse me. they'll now pay around $3 million to play at least 17 home games at the coliseum, with the plan to lease 15,000 of the 60,000 seats, even though they currently only average around 4000 tickets. a game. the team is expecting those numbers to jump now that they're rooted in oakland once again. and keep in mind, the a's are leaving to sacramento for the next 3 or 4 years before they build their home. so they say in las vegas, all right, here we go back to reality. no more paris olympics. what a magical ride it was one of the best olympics, really, that w

district attorney brooke jenkins issued the arrest warrant saturday. 26 people involved in the disruptive action are charged. most of them face misdemeanors for the protests. back in april, eight face felony charges though they posted bail this morning. >> it's a humongous waste of resources for the jail, for the county, for everyone involved here, when everyone has been in contact with the da's office from the day of the arrest, we were always ready to go to court to fight these charges. but the way that jenkins proceeded with this, we have to have folks go into jail, sit in jail for 10 to 12 hours, completely unnecessarily. but we're going to fight these charges. we're going to get this case dismissed. >> jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped in traffic for hours during the protests, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. since they were able to name specific victims, the da's office decided to charge the protesters with false imprisonment because this this conduct has

over the weekend, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced she was charging the protesters, noting that several people missed surgeries and medical appointments because of that shutdown. on the bridge. well, plenty of bay area businesses are plagued by crime and break-ins. you can now add an iconic san francisco ice cream shop to that list. nbc's pete suratos has the details. reporter number six. it's a busy monday at mitchell's ice cream in the mission district, but the caution tape is still visible in front of the window. that was shattered during a recent break-in. people here are super nice. yeah. so to hear about that is like crazy. the manager of the business sharing this surveillance video of that break-in from early friday morning, two cars can be seen pulling up with suspects breaking in through the front window. once inside, the suspects realized all of the cash registers were empty, but they didn't leave empty handed. the manager says they took off with a bag of cookies. it broke our hearts because who would do such a thing to an institution? a number of business

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins office sent a statement expressing her dismay, writing regrettably, the system has now failed countless victims of crime who will not see justice done. and we will be talking to the san francisco standard reporter who helped break the story in just a few minutes. coming up to get more. in the meantime, 16 companies accused of creating images using artificial intelligence now face a lawsuit. san francisco city attorney david chu announced the suit today. it focuses on companies that run websites where people can turn anyone's likeness into. >> the impact on victims has been devastating on their reputations, their mental health, loss of autonomy and in some instances, causing individuals to become suicidal. >> the targeted sites allow users to create ai generated images of real people placing their faces onto nude images. the city attorney's office says many of the operators of the websites have masked their identities. a lawsuit aims to reveal who is actually responsible. the city of oakland is apologizing to the widow of a police officer

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says >> those who create unsafe conditions for others must be held responsible regardless of whether or not one supports the motives of protesters. >> we cannot allow the welfare of our citizens to be so greatly impacted because someone wants to express their for a social we as a city provide significant avenues and pro for that expression. and we will continue to do so. but they have to do it in a manner that doesn't impact people in dangerous ways like what happened. the first of those charged with felonies are to be arraigned on tuesday. >> in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> police in san jose are looking for a suspect tonight after a man was shot and killed mclaughlin avenue near to 80 on ramp early yesterday morning. police say they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the suspect ran off before cops showed up. they're investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the homicide. police are also investigating after a body was found in golden gate park near th

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the laws must be upheld. >> regardless whether or one supports the motive, sir, protesters and she says those who create unsafe conditions for others must be held accountable. we cannot allow the welfare of our citizens to be so greatly impacted because someone wants to express their for a social cause. we as a city provide significant avenues and pro for that expression. and we will continue to do so. >> but they have to do it in a manner that doesn't impact people in dangerous ways like what happened. >> the first of those charged with felonies are to be arraigned on tuesday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. the crozier fire has burned just under 2000 acres. it is now 36%. contained. >> a cal fire says that better and cooler weather conditions, especially at night, are making it easier for crews to strengthen containment so far over the weekend. but the eldorado national forest is issuing a full closure for many trails and roads near that fire saying that it will await intel march of next year and then other officials are also saying that

their lawyers recently sent a letter to district attorney brooke jenkins listing several reasons theyelieve she should recuse herself. the letter notes meeting joint meetings that jenkins had with the israeli consulate last year, where they claim jenkins received gifts. the da's office released a statement defending jenkins, noting that she periodically meets with representatives from several consulates in the course of her duties. it goes on to say, quote, the charging decision here was made after an extensive investigation by the california highway patrol and based solely on the facts from that investigation and the laws that currently exist. the concerns are intensifying in oakland after elevated levels of lead in the drinking water were found on various campuses of the oakland unified school district. more than 200 water fountains, medical experts say the district must do its part to make sure the community stays informed. nbc's pete suratos has the new details tonight. a closed door meeting held by the hillcrest pta. a chance for parents to express their concerns and ask question

now over the weekend, district attorney brooke jenkins officially charged 26 people with false imprisonment and eight people are facing felony conspiracy. today, people were arguing that peaceful protests don't warrant felony charges. the way that jenkins proceeded with this, we have to have folks go into jail, sit in jail for 10 to 12 hours completely unnecessarily. but we're going to fight these charges. we're going to get this case dismissed. and as always, the focus here is on the ongoing genocide in gaza. we're told the eight people charged with felonies will be posting bail at $75,000 per person. now, many commuters back in april stranded by those protesters, missed wor, school flights and critical surgeries. we are one week away from the democratic national convention in chicago when vice president kamala harris will officially accept the democratic presidential nomination and new polling shows the race for the white house remains very competitive after touring battleground states last week and raking in $12 million in san francisco this weekend, harris is expected to unveil what she

district attorney brooke jenkins was among those who addressed the crowd. and on the day that it is submitted to my office, we will do everything to make sure that the person or persons responsible for this are held accountable. while police are still looking to identify suspects, supervisor asha safai, who represents the district, pointed out a recent confrontation between the center director and a person who showed up to the playground with a dog. all he was doing was saying, ma'am, please go down to the dog play area. you can't have your dog up here. he says the woman got upset and responded with a racial slur. police say it's still unclear if the two incidents are related, and as the investigation continues, community supporters came out in full force. and i think the positive is that people came together to show that they're not going to be deterred, they're not going to be intimidated, they're going to continue to operate and run their programing because they believe in this community. i come before you today with a very heavy heart, but firm resolve

. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said these videos were key to prosecute these suspects as a result of that arrest. >> and that footage, we were able to file auto burglary charges on individuals who, quite frankly, two of them are repeat offenders of crime. >> so far, sfpd only deploys the drones after receiving intel of a potential crime in progress. but the plan is to expand the use of drones in problematic areas around the city to get the resources and equipment to the area that's being impacted by crime and deploy from areas that are impacted. >> that's certainly one of the strategies the use of drones by law enforcement is concerning for the electronic frontier foundation is disturbing, that sfpd hasn't publicly released its policy related to the drones. >> there is currently a california state law, ab 481, that is meant to dictate transparency, chief scott said. >> they're following the law. >> we don't believe we're violating state law at all. as a matter of fact, we believe we're in compliance with state law, mayor breed is now promising to expand the program. >>

yesterday, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced she filed felony charges against them. they have until tomorrow to surrender. supporters of the group are planning to rally in front of the county jail. organizers say peaceful protests does not warrant felony charges. the da says everyone has a right to protest, but no one has the right to prevent the free movement of others. now, those stranded on the bridge that day missed work, school flights and more. hospitals say surgeries and even transplants were affected. new at 11 san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting inside a business happened early this morning on mclaughlin avenue, just south of the 101 680 interchange. officers found a man had been shot, gunmen nowhere to be found. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital where he died. investigators have not released the victim's identity or any description of the suspect. it's not clear what led up to the shooting, which marked san jose's 20th homicide of the year. three bay area men have been arrested for so-called gun heist in northern california.

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is vowing tonight to start a hate crime investigation into the vandalism of a playground. youth first, a community center in the lakeview neighborhood, was tagged with the n-word and a rope in the shape of a noose was left on the door. city officials gathered there today to raise awareness and condemn this hateful act. youth first continued programing today, and the director says he plans to host a community day to affirm the center as a place for all people. we are learning more tonight about the murder of a man in dublin. the victim and suspect had known each other for years, apparently through online gaming platforms. 37 year old michael dalipi was shot in the head last friday outside an apartment building. the suspect was arrested a day later as he was driving to his home 400 miles away in arizona. >> really, we don't know. it's very strange. this is a very strange case for somebody to drive all the way from arizona to the city of dublin, uh, and commit this type of a crime. in dublin, we don't see these type of crimes here. we know

this weekend, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced that 26 people have now been charged and arrest warrants have been issued. the suspects are facing several charges, including felony conspiracy, false imprisonment and unlawful assembly. >> still ahead, hundreds of students are now set up for success as they start the school year, all thanks to an east bay rapper and activist, mistah fab, and how people right here in the bay area are remembering and helping residents of maui. >> a year after those devastating wildfires. >> and temperatures today cooler than yesterday, it's been kind of a mild weekend in the week. continues that way with mild weather into next weekend. we'll t when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fas

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is vowing tonight to start a hate crime investigation into the vandalism of a playground. youth first, a community center in the lakeview neighborhood, was tagged with the n-word and a rope in the shape of a noose was left on the door. city officials gathered there today to raise awareness and condemn this hateful act. youth first continued programing today, and the director says he plans to host a community day to affirm the center as a place for all people. we are learning more tonight about the murder of a man in dublin. the victim and suspect had known each other for years, apparently through online gaming platforms. 37 year old michael dalipi was shot in the head last friday outside an apartment building. the suspect was arrested a day later as he was driving to his home 400 miles away in arizona. >> really, we don't know. it's very strange. this is a very strange case for somebody to drive all the way from arizona to the city of dublin, uh, and commit this type of a crime. in dublin, we don't see these type of crimes here. we know

it follows a weekend announcement by district attorney brooke jenkins.have been charged with one felony count of conspiracy, while 18 have been charged with misdemeanor conspiracy. all are facing 38 counts of false imprisonment among other charges. a rally and press conference are scheduled in support of the protesters today. happening today, the long promised downgrade to the trauma center at san jose's regional medical center, the operators, hca healthcare, originally planned to close it completely, but in a compromise reached last month, it agreed to downgrade it to a category three trauma center. one hospital spokesperson says it will continue to provide emergency services for all patients, but critics argue the trauma services will now be to the scale of some rural hospitals, and the closest level one trauma center will now be miles away at valley medical. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning with meteorologist kari hall. and we're starting out with some great weather for more kids heading back to school in mountain view. and los

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the laws must be upheld. >> regardless whether orports the motive, sir, protesters and she says those who create unsafe conditions for others must be held accountable. we cannot allow the welfare of our citizens to be so greatly impacted because someone wants to express their for a social cause. we as a city provide significant avenues and pro for that expression. and we will continue to do so. >> but they have to do it in a manner that doesn't impact people in dangerous ways like what happened. >> the first of those charged with felonies are to be arraigned on tuesday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, police made an arrest in connection to a shooting near the oakland coliseum. shots were fired near coliseum way early sunday morning officers found one victim they were taken to the hospital. their condition unclear tonight a suspect was taken into custody and a gun was also recovered. >> that's of hyundai and kia vehicles are finally dropping more than a year after a new anti-theft software update was released according to

the golden gate bridge four months ago, are now demanding san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkinsconflict of interest. last week, the district attorney charged 26 of the demonstrators, saying that the protest endangered the public. the san francisco public defender's office is representing some of the protesters. it says jenkins has to recuse herself because the da has met with the israeli consulate, and one of her staffers wrote an inflammatory message against palestinians. >> district attorney's office is using this charging decision to intimidate people who want to protest for a free gaza. >> san francisco's district attorney's office released a statement saying that the meetings jenkins had with the israeli consulate were to address security concerns, and that the staffer no longer works for the office. the district attorney's office also says in the event of a conflict of interest, those involved will step down. >> city leaders in palo alto are taking extra steps to try and stop islamophobia and anti-semitism. in a recent meeting. council members pledged to hold more cultural

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group this morning.luding false imprisonment, conspiracy, trespassing and more. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges. the protests shut down the golden gate bridge for hours back in april. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement, certainly not for hours at a time. >> jenkins says the protests likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by monday. we're getting an inside look tonight as caltrain debuts its cutting edge electric fleet. the new trains represent a landmark shift towards faster, cleaner public transit, helping to fight climate change