fight the recall of one of the guests will actually be former san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. he lost his own d.a. job in san francisco, presumably for being soft on crime. >>> now a grass fire is under control east of livermore. this is just north of i've 80 near the brushy peak regional park. calfire says it burned 34 acres and is 65% contained. calfire says they have responded to about 150 more fires in 2024 compared to last year. the largest one being last weekend's corral fire. so far this year more than 34,000 acres have burned. that's compared to just over 2,500 this time last year. let's now send it over to darren peck with more on the conditions out there and how windy it might be over that altamont past. >> fairly typical for this time of year. it's not like it was extraordinarily windy out there, but we know all that grass, this is when it turns brown, that's when the finer fuels start losing the -- they've lost most of their moisture, they've started to cure, when you look at the wind gusts, you can see the pattern. right out here, where's one of the windier parts

she said we heard the same thing from san francisco district attorney chesa boudin when he was the subject of a recall that it's these right wing and multi billionaires that were behind it. so it's a tactic i don't know if it works, but it's something to get out there. >> i mean she definitely did try to point the finger elsewhere. you know we kind of expect the i'm innocent the i'm cooperating. that was expected. what i didn't really expect today though was the level of emotion she showed. let's go ahead and listen to another clip . >> well guess what. i'm not going down like that. we're not going down like that. >> the people who voted for me deserve to have their voices heard and communities prioritized. i'm seeking the truth right now just as much as you all are. but i will not be bullied, and i will not be disparaged, and i will not be threatened out of this office. >> well, that answers the question about whether she plans to resign. exactly. okay, that's sort of the ones who are rallying outside. >> yeah, exactly. >> so that's it. you know, oakland is in the midst of a number of pro

successful in getting it on the november 5th pallet and one of the guests will be district attorney chesa boudin angeles mayor will be in san francisco for a discussion on leadership. and their visions for the future of their cities. they represent about 12% of all californians and manage more than 25 billion dollars city budgets. the conversation begins today at 5:45. >>> president biden will head to italy on wednesday for a g7 meeting with his allies. one of the top rarities is to have them agree on details on $50 billion in loans that will go to ukraine. this trip comes on the heels of a five day visit to france where he met with the ukrainian president and announced a $225 million security assistance package for ukraine. >>> the federal gun trial of hunter biden enters its second week today. the president's son's legal team began presenting its defense on friday, calling hunter biden's oldest daughter to the stand. he was charged with three counts related to his 2018 purchase of a revolver. prosecutors say he violated the law because he was addicted to crack cocaine at the time. he has plead

one of the guests will be ousted former san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. district attorney recall will be on the november 5th ballot . >>> in san jose, police say a have arrested a suspect in last week's deadly stabbing that happened near roseville park. they believe sylvia ortega , a 28-year-old san jose resident, stabbed and killed a man monday morning. police say a serve a warrant at her home and took him into custody on thursday. here is a look at the scene for monday, you can see the crime scene tape. police found the victim's body at 17th and east santa clara. they are trying to figure out what led up to the stabbing, ortega is booked in the county jail facing murder charges. this was san jose 17 homicide of the year. >>> san jose police officer who was involved in a shootout has been released from the hospital. this video is from the san jose police department showing sjpd officers cheering on one of their own. in may, suspect shot him while he responded to a call at an extended stay america. the suspect was arrested. san jose police say the officer

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one of the guests will be ousted former san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. the district attorney recall will be on the november 5th ballot. >>> in san jose police say they have arrested a suspect in last week's fatal stabbing near roosevelt park. they believe this woman, sylvia ortega, a 28-year-old san jose resident, stabbed and killed an adult man monday morning. police say they served a warrant at her home and took her in on thursday. this is the scene from sunday. police found the victim's body at 17th and east santa clara. they're still trying to figure out what happened. ortega is booked in the county jail for murder. san jose's 17th homicide of the year. >>> a san jose police officer who was involved in a shootout has been released from the hospital. this is video from the san jose police department showing officer jaime arredondo getting cheered on by his fellow officers. he was shot while responding to a call at an extended stay america back in may. the suspect was arrested. san jose police say he had to undergo three surgeries. >>> and still ahead

the progressives in san francisco, it was district attorney chesa boudin and the board of education.o it's this is a it's an anomaly, but one that, you know, the bay area is known for its anomalies. but this one is just strange. this is the center of the recall movement, not southern california or texas right here. strange political beast we got here. >> interesting times. thank you. phil >> more news. there are still residual delays out of sfo after an early morning power outage. the outage lasted about two hours and impacted terminals one, three and the international terminal. it also forced some incoming passengers to stay on their planes for over an hour after landing, coming up on abc seven news at four, a san francisco apartment building with a laundry list of problems now rebranded, a new name and new address, there's a growing need for housing, especially low income housing. >> so why don't communities want to build it? and a holiday with a lot of history celebrating juneteenth from texas to the bay one. yeah. it commemorates the ending of slavery in this country, specificall

i even suggested when i was on this, reentry council, i still am, but i did suggest doing the chesa boudin administration that there should be a reentry, office with the mayor. like that's such an important part of our community. now here in the city, and not to have an office of reentry in city hall that makes sure that those those vulnerable people who, owning protection of going back is, a whimsical decision by a parole officer or probation officer should have some lines of protection to prevent them from false allegations and abuse of authority, etc, etc. so i think just on beginning that would be just getting contact with those organizations and having, touching basis with them. and then also member palmer also call on you with the jail justice coalition and the member organizations. if you can call on them to ask for suggestions on what you. but in the meantime, i will, contact the reentry council because i actually like them to make a presentation. yeah. and the judge justice coalition did want to see if we could change our hours, because these hours are bad for them to come to our