of philadelphia and while he was d.a. of philadelphia he is quoted as saying to the then governor of philadelphia that he the governor should send a clear interim magic message to cop killers that the death sentence actually means something now let me give you a sense of what that means there were only two or three quote unquote cop killers in philadelphia we don't know the names of the two other quote unquote cop killers but we do know the name of mumia abu jamal who's the world famous political prisoner so the good da at the time was essentially referring to mia and he continued to make improper statements in public suggesting that he could not refuse to move meus case impartially and for that reason for the reason that his comments violated the pennsylvania judicial rules. the pennsylvania rules of judicial conduct because of that move mia was granted relief but i want to ask you to propose you are close to him and his cases family friends legal teams you faced a lot of ups and downs. in this ongoing battle those thirt

the d.a. release video and 911 calls related to this deadly tasing incident. they argue it's been 100 days and the public has a right to know what happened. he was tased over an encounter in millbrae. he had a history of mental illness and died during that struggle. the d.a. has 25 minutes from surveillance camera, dash camera and cell phones that show some but not all of what happened. the family saw the video and questioned whether they had a right to stop him in the first place. we spoke with the d.a. who said he will publicly release this 25-minute video and transcript with the deputies and witnesses once his investigation is complete mid february. >> this is appalling in 2018 that african-american cannot walk down the street safely and have the protection of every -- that's supposed to be guaranteed to every citizen here. >> he said that at the beginning. he said that theeted first end f december, then mid january, then we brought on the other investigator. now it's mid february. i'm not

it was 2002 and an aggressive deputy d.a.read about archie mcfarland. >> as soon as i looked at it, i said, this guy is good for this murder. >> reporter: just what police thought at the beginning, of course. difference was, where some d.a.'s avoid circumstantial cases, lewin loves them. especially the riddles of cases gone cold. he called a regular partner, a veteran detective jim wallace. >> in almost every case there's something you can do. if nothing else, an opportunity to look at the evidence anew. >> reporter: wallace and lewin began by digging into the love triangle. by re-interviewing mary ann, asking about her relationship with both archie and yanos. and about the events that preceded the murder. >> typically, when these murders occur, behaviors start to fall apart. you see the behavior of the murderer become more and more aggressive and the murder occurs. >> reporter: so to the beginning, which was, of course, the love story or the betrayal, call it what you will. mary ann was frankly a little bored with archie. he

appeals heard is if larry kraus in there the progressive d.a. of philadelphia challenges leon tucker's appeal. so we need to send a clear and dramatic message to larry krasner that the people of philadelphia elected him to essentially right the wrongs of his of previous administrations and he himself was quoted saying that the d.a.'s office shouldn't only be about prosecution but it should be about the project of upholding justice so we're asking supporters and people around the world to call on larry kraus in there to do the right thing. in part because he's undergoing an enormous amount of pressure from the fraternal order of police but he should remember that he was the first d.a. elected in the history of philadelphia who was not supported by the fraternal order of police. does that tells you a lot about about what's going on now we have about a minute left and i wanted to ask you real quick what does this case mean if he is able to get his new trial what does that mean for other people who are in his similar situation how could that help th

but in the past, when the d.a. had to go to these length under the obama administration, for example, the federal was always extremely willing to work with our local prosecutors' office to bring an individual into the country for prosecution, under the idea it's important for the individual to seek consequences, especially for violent crimes. so that victims have a chance to get justice. that has never been a problem in the past. low and behold, when the district attorney went through the same process that they've always gone through, because they have good evidence and probable cause to bring a case, for the first time ever, the president is putting up barriers and blockades for our d.a. to be able to seek justice and in doing so, has delayed prosecution of this case significantly. this is requiring months of work and time in order to do what the d.a. wants to do, which is bring charges against this individual. >> supervisor yee: thank you for the clarification. it's really important for the public to understand t

the d.a. approached me over the break to inform me for the first time in their experience that the trump administration was demanding that they would extradite a man who was accused of raping an unconscious woman in his vehicle if the d.a. signed a letter informing d.h.s. of the disposition of the case -- in the case that the individual was granted bail, there wasn't -- the judge didn't file probable cause to continue with proceedings or if the individual was acquitted. this is the first time a request like this was ever made to the d.a.s office aside from the fact that they've had to seek extradition of individuals accused of crimes many times in the past. once again, as we found time and time again with the trump administration, he was more concerned about exploiting a crime than about working with the local district attorney's office to bring charges against an individual and ensure that individual was entitled to his due process rights and that the victim had the opportunity to face her ac

the d.a. is handling the case in which i man died after being tased by law enforcement. it is the third such death in the county over the past 12 months. "today in the bay's" bob redell spoke with the d.a. and new this morning, he is live outside the government center in redwood city with the response. bob? >> reporter: laura, later this morning, between 10:00 and noon, about 10 to 20 people with the gripe called justice for chinedu will perform a sit-in protest at the office of district attorney wagstaffe, to demand he release the video and 911 calls related to this deadly incident. they argue it's been 100 days and the public has a right to know what happened. last october, five san mateo county sheriffs deputies tased chinedu okobi during an encounter in millbrae. okobi, who was 36 years old and had a history of mental illness, died during that struggle. the d.a. has 25 minutes of video from a surveillance camera, dash cams and witness cell phones that show some but not all of what happened

the d.a.e death penalty off the table and james decided to plead guilty. and that's when melissa, sitting in the courtroom, heard for the first time about something else. james was supposed to kill her, too. >> dawn asked me if i would kill melissa. i just automatically just said yeah. >> there was a bullet there for you. what was it like to hear that? >> unreal. >> do you believe that she was in the house that night? >> i do. which makes me sick. i have a harder time with dawn than i do james. because if it wasn't for her, none of it would happen. >> reporter: and that's where melissa oxley and james's attorney, kent stover, firmly agree. only half a measure of justice. since dawn is protected by that immunity agreement she signed with the d.a. >> james is not the type of boy who's going to go out and commit a murder in the hopes that dawn will find it acceptable. he didn't do this as a surprise gift. >> reporter: dawn herself declined our request for an interview. but her mom, the retired de

in san francisco, the elected d.a. i remember that election.amazed to see you from come outside, come outside from the two establishment candidates and beat them both. >> right. >> it was a political marvel to see you win that race. i remember watching it from up close. but i also know that you have faced -- you've been buffeted by tough controversies in both of those jobs. >> right. >> when you were the d.a. in san francisco, there was a lab tech who was systematically messing with evidence. >> oh, yes. >> and hundreds of convictions, hundreds of cases were dismissed because of that. >> that's right. >> when the judge in that lab tech case ruled on what happened, the judge said prosecutors, the highest level of the d.a.'s office, your office, had to know there were serious problems at the crime lab, that that lab tech was messing with evidence and anything she touched essentially was screwing up cases. how did that happen under your leadership without you knowing about it? >> so the crime lab was run by the san francisco police department, not

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[laughter] an assistant d.a. in my office, if an assistant d.a. who worked for me had a conversation with a spouse of someone under active criminal investigation for 30 minutes, i would fire the person. forget about anything else, i would fire him. [applause] this is fundamental, and they do it in front of all of us. and that's what's so infuriating. i hate it when people lie. i hate it when they make believe, oh, the law is the same. it's not. they took the bandages off lady justice, and they said you're going to protect the democrats, and then they said we're going to frame the republican. and that's what my book is about. my book is not just about donald trump, the man i know. it's not just about the media and the hollywood hypocrites. i could to on and on, and we're going to open it up to questions in a few minutes. but the book makes it clear what happened. there is a deep state. i don't know if any of you ever watch "the view." [background sounds] well, i think it's when whoopi goldberg said, what is the deep state and who's in charge? [laug

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform, but this is not the way to do it.153/not the way to do it "i am here today for one reason and one reason only. and that is to help fight and ensure that pacific gas and ensure that to help fight and only. and that is way to do it153/not the it. dan? prosecuting juveniles as adults 0122195 insertmore than a dozen family and friends of 20 year old way to do it153/not the it.not the way to do (vicki) family and friends of a murdered discovery bay woman protest outside the contra costa county district attorneys office today... seeking justice for their loved one. and it all has to do with a new law that effect at the start of the year. good evening everyone, i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and

she passed the bar in 1990, first stop was deputy d.a. and then moved to san francisco d.a. office and in 2004 elected d.a. of san francisco, in 2010 attorney general and easily won re-election and then in 2019 replaced out going senator barbara boxer. we'll have more on the announcement today and a live report from the home town of oakland where the community is excited for her candidacy and talk with political analyst larry gur sten and break her what her chances in the white house really are. that is coming up at 6:30. >>> a sunny breezy day around the bay area. last week a wild one filled with rain and wind. this week is going to look completely different. the storm brought snow to the sierra. look at that. jeff ranieri tracking our rain and snow totals. how are we doing? >> good across the bay area. some room for improvement when it comes to the overall rainfall picture but it could be worse this time of the year. the storm track well off to the north. so no threat of any rainfall as we head throughout the next several days. here is how we're doing so far for the water

i know this guy. >> reporter: but d.a.rdi did get a search warrant for travis' cargo van to see if there were any clues. inside it reeked of bleach. >> to the point where if you spray something on a ceiling, a roof, and you spray it so much it drips down, that's how much bleach he sprayed on this van. >> reporter: he was determined to erase something. >> everything. everything. so we're going through his van, we're taking off doors, we're vacuuming, we're crawling underneath it. >> reporter: the van, for the most part, was spotless. except for something odd that caught the cop's attention. >> we found some weeds underneath, we found some dirt, some dust, different things. >> reporter: what did that tell you? >> that he had been on a dirt road. at least, that van had. >> reporter: so d.a. lombardi pored through some records to see where he was. they learned he had been in keenesburg, about 40 miles east of denver. not exactly one of the stops along travis' granola bar delivery routes. >> we sent about 25 detectives up there

the d.a. reads the letter about the harm of graffiti and the cost to the city and to the neighborhood, every case that goes forward. and as a result, we have -- some of the board members, we have a d.a., and we have the police that attend. they recently changed their strategy on dealing with graffiti. i don't know -- there was an article in the paper, if you haven't seen too long ago, instead of taking it case by case, they bundled a bunch of different cases together and then brought it before the grand jury, and you can see since they started that, which there's been a reduction, drastic drop. all of these things are what the advisory board has recommended or had a hand in over the last ten-plus years, so we're just asking that this committee be extended because we've run out time wise. >> supervisor safai: this is pretty straightforward, but i just wanted to ask a couple of questions for the record. that was one of them. the majority of people that are tagging, they're adults, not teenagers.

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std ( robin ) happening today... los angeles teachers are expected back in classrooms after officials and their union reached a tentative agreement. it includes a 6 percent raise for educators, a slight reduction in some class sizes and additional support staff, including nurses and librarians. every campus should see an increase in nursing services over the next three school years. teachers complained that some schools only had a nurse on staff once a week. the new the dis

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std (ken) california senator kamala harris ájust announced she'd be running for president yesterday --- and already, she's raising huge amounts of campaign money. harris says she's raised one-point-five million dollars online in just 24 hours since her announcement. the democrat has had a meteoric rise... from san francisco district attorney... to california attorney general before being elected to the u-s senate two years ago. she's the first major 2020 candidate to releas

i was the elected d.a. for two terms and elected position is often known as top cop of the biggest state in the country, and what i will tell you is that -- what i said then and what i -- i tried to live in my career as a prosecutor is the understanding that in that role, you have the power to be the voice of the most vulnerable among us. and to give them dignity in the process, and equally important. i would have the power to make decisions about, for example, doing what i did which was creating one of the first when i was d.a., and then attorney general one of the first meaningful initiatives of reentry around getting former ochgders into jobs and counseling, and support and instead of reencars incarcerated that you have the power. prosecutors have so much power and for those who -- who would like to rightly because there's so much work to be done, reform america's criminal jt justice system don't lose sight of the power of the prosecutor and power of a progressive prosecutor. to make the decision -- you

the d.a. is backing off. in march of last year, grace leonis told us she was a sexually assaulted her during a water polo tournament. her mother called police but they declined to file charges citing a lack of evidence. after our reporting, they reopen the investigation and forwarded the case to the district attorney's office. in a statement they said these numerous and differing allegations were thoroughly investigated by the san jose police twice in the last four years and carefully reviewed. it is again declining to file charges due to insufficient evidence. >> my family is trying to heal. grace is doing much better. she is very upset at the decision. she feels if. the d.a.'s office has failed her again. grace is in college now studying psychology. we have much more of her story and the allegations against presentation high school. you t weekend. >>> the shocking thing someone saw a dog owner doing. >>> and a warning that the popular keto diet. >>> a new storm to bring rainfall tomorrow. rainfall tomorrow.

i called the d.a.'ve not received a definite response. >> martha: all right. you obviously have devoted the last 37 years of our life in part to the mission of making sure that he stays behind bars. how infuriating that he has become this cult figure who is treated affectionately when your husband never came home that night. >> you know what? it's very emotional for tehe faulkner family and i to go through this and it's been 37 years. there is no doubt it was this man who murdered my husband and put a gun 8 inches between his eyes and shot and put a hole in my husband's brain. through the court hearings and through the years, in 1982 i went to court. i was spit upon. i had death threats against me. recently i was in court and one of his supporters called me the word that begins with a c to my face. my husband now was in court with me. he had someone scream white pour in his face. another friend of mine was locked in the bathroom and not allowed out. this is horrible this is still going on and people are

deputy d.a.ohn luwen. luwen specializes in tackling the most difficult of cold cases. do you remember when you saw the results of that interview what you thought? >> yeah. i thought that his memory had grown in areas where it shouldn't and in areas where he should be saying the same story was different. and that's the hallmark of deception. >> sure. but the mind plays tricks. the mind invents things. and -- and inserts them into your memory, and you believe them as strenuously as if they actually happened. >> that's an interesting theory. i don't think it's really supported. memories can be lost. but memories don't increase in details over the years, and they don't increase in different details. that's a sign of what we call a lie. i had version of what happened from the start made no sense to any of us. >> and why would mike lie? to the cold-case team it seemed obvious -- >> he killed her that night. she stopped living that night. and everything else that's going it's all because you know it's a

she's got an impressive history of victories in california from san francisco d.a. to state attorney general to now u.s. senator, but running for president is a whole different ballgame. different ballgame. >> greetings, everyone. thank you for joining us here. >> reporter: a big day today for senator kamala harris and a big day for san francisco. >> here we are in san francisco and we are the home to kamala harris, nancy pelosi and governor gavin newsom, now the three biggest most high profile critics of president trump in the entire nation. >> reporter: nate ballard is a democratic political strategist who has worked on presidential campaigns, but before politics he worked down the hall from harris. >> she's a person who cares about people in a really genuine way. so when my kids were born, she sent handwritten notes. >> reporter: he says she's already leading the pack of democratic candidates. >> so kamala harris has star quality and she is instantly a front runner in this race. >> reporter: but there's a danger in being the frontrunner so early in the election c

they believe the d.a. should challenge this new law. some other counties have filed lawsuits to challenge this new law. the suspect's public defender sent me a statement late this afternoon. he says s.b.1391 will give the teenager a second chance. he believes his client will get the opportunity to learn from this. he also says we cannot compound the tragedy of losing one young person by throwing away the life of another person. evening. cal fire ann live in walnut creek, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> da, we appreciate that. thank you. >>> pg&e stock is soaring this evening. cal fire announced the utility is not responsible for the tubbs fire which was the most destructive of the north bay wildfires that broke out back in october of 2017. take a look at the numbers. pg&e shares jumped nearly 75% today. its stock had been tanking since the utility said it was filing for bankruptcy. kpix5's wilson walker live where we now know that the tubbs fire started a home along bennett road near the town of calistoga. >> reporter: you can see the map we're s

that's what the d.a. is facing now. they're listening to two very different versions. will they file charges? that's yet to be seen. they may go back to police and say we need more information. we need witnesses. we'll stay on top of this. in dublin, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> big day at the state capitol, gavin newsom officially sworn in as california's 40th governor. he laid out his plans for the future. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen was there for the inauguration speech. melissa? >> reporter: we're here at the state capitol and this place has been buzzing all day because it doesn't happen often that california gets a brand- new governor and a brand-new first family. >> want to see you clap like this, clap like this. >> reporter: it was an upbeat ceremony today as gavin newsom officially became california's 40th governor. it was also a family affair. newsom's daughter montana and son hunter helped to lead the pledge of allegiance. then jennifer newsom introduced as the first partner read a poem by juan herrera. after that the whole family too

you are a d.a. you are an attorney general. you are a u.s. senator. you are a woman and you are black. that's a good hand to play with. >> reporter: now we all are waiting and waiting to learn what her decision finally is on whether to run for president and all bets are that she is going to announce that she will run on january 21st. that's martin luther king day. it may be an announcement that she makes in oakland, the city where she was born. >> we will all be watching, thank you. for a look back at senator harris' first political victory and other anecdotes from her past, you can head to our website at www.kpix.com. >>> dozens of bay area horses could be evicted. >> the sense that the horses get up on the hills and they run free and you can't find this anywhere. >> a ranch that's been around for decades could be sold, the scramble to find the horses new homes. >> why did it take nearly five hours to release passengers stuck on the tarmac in oakland? the new picture emerging of the chaos and who may have dropped the ball. >> and a bay area couple po

so far the d.a. has not filed any charges against the teenager and cindy's attorney says if the d.a. drops the case, they may file a civil lawsuit against the teen. live in the oakland hills, back to you. >> thank you. >>> oakland teachers banded together and called out sick today, this while the school district and teachers union remain deadlocked on pay raises. today's sickout wasn't a union sanctioned events, but organizers say this is just a preview of what a strike could look like. according to education officials, they might vote to strike within the next month. aside from pail raises, pay raises, the union wants smaller class sizes. >> we're all here because we believe our students deserve the best. >> before another sickout last month the school district said teachers will face disciplinary action and they will be docked pay for calling in sick. >>> coming up next the lessons elon musk is learning about the auto industry. >> tesla is about to lay off workers by the thousands, why it could mak

she ended up at uc hastings law school and worked at the san francisco d.a.'s office in the 1990s. for a while she dated willie brown. >> never underestimate kamala harris. >> harris was elected d.a. of san francisco in 2003. california attorney general in 2010, and if 2016, ascended to the national stage as a california senator, branding herself as a leader and challenging the trump administration. >> she plays well in san francisco. san francisco is a very liberal city, and she is a very liberal person. if i think you get out into the heartland you get out of the california, she's not going to play that well. >> but harris is going for it. >> please join me in oakland sunday, january 27th. and go to kamalaharris.org to join my campaign. let's do this together. >> if she won, she would become the first not -- not only the first woman president, but the first woman of color president of the united states. but it's a crowded field out there. she is the fourth democratic woman to declare her candidacy. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. with senator harris mak

. >> now she says the d.a. won't press charges. >> a huge number of b.a.r.t. deciding not to show up on christmas, stations forced to close, the scramble to deal with the holiday sickout. >> right now the doors are opening in oakland for steph curry's free party at the fox theater. a huge line of fans hoping to get in after days of confusion over tickets. kpix5 news begins right now with a good samaritan who said she was raped by a home is man her family was trying to help. >>> what's worse, she tells our devin fehely the suspect is now out of jail and the d.a. doesn't plan to prosecute. >> reporter: the victim said the assault happened in the homeless encampment behind me. she said it was deeply traumatic but equally so was the response of the district attorney's office who she says initially wasn't going to prosecute the case. >> he gave me that look like he was just going to kill me. >> reporter: the victim who asked we not show her face or use her name says the attack happened inside this makeshift tent wednesday night after she dropped off some supplies f

and so finally nearly a year after the murders, the alameda county d.a.he decision to roll the dice. it was february 2009. kimberly olson was at home with ernie in their las vegas apartment. >> there was a knock on the door and ernie answered the door and i came out and there was fbi agents with guns drawn. >> ernie scherer was charged with two counts of murder, and kimberly olson thought the whole world had gone crazy. >> he's a poker player and he had made his mistakes, obviously, with the women in his life. but i mean, that's a very far jump from being a poker player to murdering your parents. >> but back home in north carolina, when adrian solomon heard about ernie's arrest -- did you believe he could have done such a thing? >> i believe that he could have and for me that was enough. >> a date was set for trial based on circumstantial evidence. even though that mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified. even though not one piece of direct evidence connected ernie to any murder weapon or those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were c

fl i hope and pray that the d.a. makes a move quick. >> the n.f.l. is dropping efforts to fight dementia diagnoses in a landmark iancussion case. >> after lawyers for players accused the league of trying to delay payments. >> scary video out of australia. >> a woman is lucky to be alive, anter a sign fell on top of a moving car. >> look how big it is. bst, right on top of the car. >> the world's richest couple is splitting up. >> amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos and his wife will divorce, after 25 years. >> their split could be the costliest divorce in history. >> as the president calls for a draw-down of u.s. troops in syria, the battle against isis roars on. >> as long as there are american troops on the ground, there will be u.s. air support overhead. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with a short meeting over a long shutdown. as the standoff grows longer, an unusual moment in the situation room today. top democrats say the president stormed out of the white house talks with congressional

i wasn't aware -- i didn't see the d.a. campaign that she won, but once she was d.a. of san francisco, that's when she came to my attention. >> he did. >> senator, you'll remember your very first appearance on this network was right here. >> i remember so well. i remember so well. when i was running for attorney general, i remember it so very well. >> how did it make you feel? >> it was very special because nobody thought we would win. when i ran for d.a. and attorney general everybody thought this is never going to happen. there were those that believed and i appreciate it. >> now, senator, did you and rachel see me during that last commercial break standing over in the corner of the studio? because what i was going to do -- >> oh, is he here? >> i am not there now, but what i was going to do is beg you to come on this program at your convenience at some point in the future. >> i'd like that. >> because as we all know, i will beg, but i had to rush up here because your interview went right up to here. right to here. so this is the official begging moment. >> way to p

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std ( james ) new this morning... police investigating a deadly crash after a woman was hit and killed while crossing the street. it happened last night on lewis brown road between sonoma boulevard and broadway street. police say the woman was not in a crosswalk when she was hit. the driver did stay on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. ( james ) oakland police arrested a person of interest for the deaths of three men. the three were shot and killed on center

and 4 are women. california is even more blessed because its our daughter , its our attorney general, d.a. , and our us senator and she is clearly the front runnerbut that opinion of harris' chances is not shared by everyonesot i believe my chances of being president are the same as hershoward epstein is with san francisco's republican partysot howard epstein/s.f. republican party :56i think once she gets on the natonal stage she will be too liberal for the majority of the countrybut harris's record speaks for itself says brownsotkamala harris has a platform b uilt on humans rights equal justice advocacy for peopel in need, all of those things resonate well with people across the nation, and just the fact you came from left wing liberal califrnia , if what you are talking about represents what people care about hte left wing location wont hurt you. standup dan kerman/sf 1:45 harris' formal campaign kickoff scheduled for sunday at noon outside oakland city hall. in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( robin ) our coverage of senator kamala harris' bid for the presidency continues at kr

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform, but this is not the way to do it.standup dan kerman/martinez 1:53and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in kerman kron 4 news. end how we currently incarcerate young people... governor gavin newsom visited stockton's youth correctional facility this morning (vicki) he also highlighted a new program aimed to keep troubled teens off the streets kay recede has this report. (nats)this classroom is a world away from where these teens were(derrick mcdougal, student)"made a mistake and i'm in here for attempted murder."(jackson chand, student)"i just made a mistake, broke into a house." (byron mcbee,

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a.ays the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform, but this is not the way to do it.standup dan kerman/martinez 1:53and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news. news. (ken) turning now to (ken) news. (ken)turning now to our four zone forecast(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now lawrence karnow: there was plenty of sunshine today with cool to mild temperatures. highs today were in the 50s and the low 60s. high pressure continues to send the storm track well to the north. on the satellite image you can see the high pressure system building over he west coast. offshore winds will bl

the d.a.'s office won't comment, but joycelyn savage's family is speaking out to cnn. they've claimed she's having a sexual relationship with kelly and that she's being manipulated by him into cutting off contact with the outside world. although joycelyn made a statement in 2017 saying she was not being held against her will. here's her family. >> we haven't seen our daughter. we as of right now today have no proof of life. >> no. >> whatsoever. >> we get -- >> and that's hard for me to say, but i have no proof of life that my daughter's living right now. none. >> she's 23 now. she's in her mid 20s. in your mid 20s you're supposed to be living your best life. you're supposed to be, you know, having fun and not like being ruined by? some -- >> we want to get back to where she was before she left. >> the cook county district attorney in chicago where the singer's originally from says her office has been in charge with two families represented to allegations against r. kelly. she's asking anyone with information to speak up. >> please come forward. there's nothing that ca

in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they will continue to fight 1391ú for other family. at the da's office in martinez, dan kerman kron 4 news.158/std work being done in the area of juvenile justice... in his promise to end how we incarcerate young people, governor gavin newsom visited stockton's youth correctional facility this morning. (pam) during his visit, the governor highlighted a new program aimed at keeping troubled teens off the streets altogether. kay recede has details. nats)this classroom is a world away from where these teens were(derrick mcdougal, student)"made a mistake and i'm in here for attempted mu