and we had members honored by supervisor catherine stephanie the board of supervisors for birth delivering twin babies and having seen my twins born, i cannot imagine having delivered twin babies out there so con gradlations. we got a lot of media coverage for that one. as the chief spoke earlier, teaching in the fire department. and also had hashin and our intern we had the table at the chase center fair. we also had souped the alarm where we're being sold 22 smoke alarms in some of the a vs in lake merced. we had some attendance with the staff and very moving and touching ceremony. and we put together this little video that we'll show you once we hit play. stand by we're trying to get sound. >> you call us we're going to mitigate the issue. we have on average about 300. today we're on gate 3 of our rescue class, we take our firefighters and train them with lifeguard ening skills to go out to ocean beach in the waters of san francisco. we're surrounded by 22 miles of water and peninsula and pulled rescued in the water. we're also all hazard fire department. qualified which means they have

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here today. [cheers and applause] this was a very hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongful

catherine stephani is a supervisor here in san francisco. is a former district attorney deputy in contra costa county. there is brooke jenkins p she has a former homicide prosecutor in san francisco. another is judge eric fleming and nancy tung who ran for district attorney before. the man has been holding a series of meetings. she has two considerations. she wants somebody who has been in a courtroom and prosecuted cases. something we have not had in san francisco's das office for a while. can i get elected in november and reelected? i suspect they will have answer for sometime in the next two days. >> >> >> that is clicked. i know you will be on it. netflix breaking records. what its hot show stranger angst psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered abilit

current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alameda county prosecutor nancy tongue, superior court judge erik fleming and former police commission member joel varanasi. alright, time is 7 10. we're bringing sal back again. we're going to get you to where you need to go sound what's happening in the canoe? well it seems to be pretty normal there , dave and gaseous right now, when you get out of the house is going to be driving somewhere. first of all, we're going to start with the bridges and chicken with what it's like to cross. the bay bridge is about a 10 minute delay. maybe a little bit more, depending on where you are, but nothing out of the ordinary in no crashes to report on the bridge. the fog seems to be lifting a little bit. i can see the towers of the golden gate bridge, so it is not as dense as it was before. here on the golden gate, and on the richmond bridge. traffic is moving along very nicely until you get to closer to the toll plaza. it slows down for a bit before you make it onto the spin san mateo bridge. that looks a

current supervisor catherine stephanie. former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alameda county prosecutor nancy tongue supervisor or superior court judge rather eric fleming and former police commission member joe elliott. oh, baroness. there is some controversy tonight involving governor newsom's current holiday trip with his family. the nonprofit news site. cal matter says he's vacationing in montana. it is one of 22 states. california has banned for state funded travel because of anti lgbt q policies. newsom's aides say the travel state travel ban does not apply to his family trips, which are paid for with personal funds. hurt on the holiday coming up after the break. we're hearing from a bay area woman injured by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july. plus danger, sparking inside of south bay mobile home with two people we tried to rescue a child from the sacramento river have now been recovered. the three men were swept away by the current on sunday near the three mile slough bridge and highway 1 60.

current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alamedaounty prosecutor nancy tongue, superior court judge erik fleming and former police commission member joe elliott. oh, veronese. coming up today at noon, a flight attendant making it to the guinness book of world records will tell you why she's being given a big honor. be required to wear a mask for the upcoming school year. our state recently put out new guidelines, saying it won't bring back a statewide mask mandate for classrooms. the state department of public health says that masks are still recommended that schools have several other ways to help fight the spread of covid, including vaccinations, better airflow and testing programs. statewide school mask mandate was dropped in march, but some bay area schools chose to require masks again near the end of the school year due to a rise in cases. and you study found that repeated infections of covid increased the risk of new and ongoing health problems. data from more than five million patients with the veterans administration found r

current supervisor catherine stephanie, former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins, current alameda prosecutor nancy tongue. superior court judge erik fleming and former police commissioner commission member joe elliott oto varanasi backers of a recall of los angeles district attorney george gascon turned in their signatures to the county registrar today. they need more than 566,000 verified signatures to force a recall. election organizers arrived at the registrar's office with a truck they say was filled with 717,000 signatures. backers say gas collins criminal justice reform policies are too soft on crime. one man whose son was killed in an armed robbery, said the d a. is making l a less safe. you have mr george gascon , aiding the public defender trying to take off the enhancements off of our case. i can't bring my son back. i can't breathe jacob back, but i can help protect that person's child. and that person's grandchild over there. organizers expect if the signatures are verified that there will be a special election in december or january unless the county is able to expedi

of everyone in san francisco and supervisor catherine stephanie tweeted this past june, san franciscans chose to prioritize safety and security over excuses and slogans. i'm thrilled to congratulate brooke jenkins on her appointment, and i know she will do everything she can to make san francisco safer for all. supervisor stephanie was among those said to be considered for that position. breaking news in japan tonight where that country's former prime minister has been shot. shinzo abe was shot during a campaign speech in western japan and rushed to a hospital. reports say a babe is in heart failure in japan officials sometimes use that term heart failure to describe situations where victims are no longer alive, but have not been formally declared dead. so far, though, it's unclear exactly how serious abe's injuries are. this attack came as a shock in the country that is one of the world's safest with some of the strictest gun laws. tonight the chp is investigating a possible freeway shooting in san leandro . witnesses called 911 around four this afternoon. they reported that two vehicl

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here todayers and applause] this was a very hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongfully com

current supervisor catherine stephanie. former san francisco prosecutor brooke jenkins. alameda county prosecutor nancy tongue, superior court judge erik fleming and former police commission member joe alley oto varying needs. the city of los altos is hiring a new police chief, angela averett will take over on august 1st. she is she has served more than 25 years in law enforcement, beginning with the hayward police department and has been deputy chief at bart police she created and ran a progressive policing and community engagement bureau at bart. she's replacing longtime los altos police chief andy ghalia, who retired last week. time is now 505 san leandro city council adopted a new program for retaining police officers and communication dispatchers. council member simon yes. motion passes. last night, the city council approved a retention plan. it would give a $20,000 bonus over the next two years to police personnel. the 1st $10,000 will be paid within a month. stanley andrew has a police shortage only 57 of 90 positions are filled right now. supporters say this prog

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here todayheers and applause] this was a very hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongfully c

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here today [cheers and applause] this was a very hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongfull

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here today. [cheers and applause] this was a very hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongful

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stephanie for being here today hard decision and supervisor stephanie thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city and we appreciate you so much. and i also want to thank another candidate who is joining us today here today who is an extra san franciscoians, nancy tung. [cheers and applause] nancy has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city so thank you so much for being here. we have term limits, we're not guaranteed these positions, it's up to the voters to decide in any event and so when we're the gate keepers in the roles, we have an obligation, an obligation to be there for the people of the city. and what i said what i heard time and time again, we want a prosecutor. we want somebody who has compassion. we want somebody who understand the challenges what it feels like to not only be a victim but being on the receiving end of being wrongfully committed of a crime. growing up in

i want to really acknowledge and recognize and thank supervisor catherine stefani for being here today. supervisor. stephanie, thank you so much for your courage, your work and your love for this city. and we appreciate you so much. an. also want to thank another candidate who's joining us here today, who is an extraordinary san franciscan, nancy tung. has worked tirelessly for years to help give a voice to victims in san francisco. and we are so grateful for her work and her commitment to the city. so thank you so much for being here. it means a lot. this is not about one person. this is not about an individual. u.s. as elected officials. we have term limits. we are not guarantee these positions. it is up to the voters of the city and county of san francisco to decide in any event. and so when we are the gate keepers in these roles, we have an obligation. an obligation to be there for the people of this city. and as i said, what i heard time and time again is we want a prosecutor. we want someone who has compassion. we want someone who understands the challenges of what it feels like to not only be a victim