jones joining us live now is san francisco da brooke jenkins. da thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me, stephanie. >> let's start with this new curfew. it aims to prohibit overnight corner stores, liquor stores and smoke shops from selling certain food or tobacco products during certain times. can you walk us through how it would work if passed, essentially what it would do would require them to be closed during the hours of 12 a.m. and 5 a.m. and so, what we what i do know is that i personally have received quite a bit of feedback from tenderloin residents and stakeholders, those who who are educational leaders, who have said that these, these stores, certain ones of them are really contributing to attracting a certain element of people, into the area at night. and so that's what this is about. >> and to be clear, it would not impact restaurants, bars or event halls. on the other hand, you know, the businesses that would be impacted argue they'll take a big hit from it. what do you say to them? do you think this approach is fair?

in a statement, da brooke jenkins says the case will not go to trial per the family's wishes and, instead, grade this woman will serve a 400 hours of community service and complete a driver safety class with a no driving condition until the class is completed. she added that she hopes the settlement will bring the family some solace as they work to heal and rebuild. >>> let's catch you up on today's other headlines. a vehicle went to hundred feet down over a cliff at gray whale cove state beach in montero. multiple agencies are on the scene right now. firefighters have reached the car and a chp helicopter lowered one person onto the rocks where the vehicle landed. at last check, one lane of traffic control was in effect on that area of highway 1. >>> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting involving their officers. this happened when sacramento police asked for help to arrest a homicide suspect at a home at 16 and adeline streets. officers say the suspect came out of the home pointing a gun and that is when oakland officers fired, hitting the suspect who then died at the scene.

da brooke jenkins says that is because the fennelly -- felony charge of conspiracy required her to take action within 48 hours and it will take a lot longer than that to build her case. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to specific individuals. what role they played, got they were present and participating and that they were not simply an onlooker. >> as for the 12 people arrested in the protest that shut down 880 in oakland, alameda county da pamela price says her office is waiting to receive case information from the chp. >>> new speed cameras just got the green light from transit officials in san francisco and the consequences would be swift. the cameras would automatically send tickets to speeding drivers and they are sent to go in some of the city's most dangerous areas for pedestrians. john ramos went to one of those intersections where the reaction was missed. -- mixed. >> the idea is to put 33 automated cameras around the city in places like this that are determined to be of either high risk or chronic violation. the most speed violated road is harrison between

brooke jenkins says she needs more evidence. >> robert michael thomas live at the golden gate bridge to explain michael. >> hey, good morning. everyone will the decision from san francisco da brooke jenkins to not file those charges against protesters and missing that deadline is really causing a little bit of concern for some people in the north bay, especially after california highway patrol says they already brought forth numerous reasons of why they were arrested in what she could have moved forward with. take a look. this is video of what the bay bridge looked like. give me the golden gate bridge. look like on monday morning at around 8.30, this was after pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge and stop traffic both ways and total. 26 protesters were arrested by chp for false imprisonment, unlawful assembly and conspiracy to commit a crime. protesters use pipes, chains and locks making things difficult for law enforcement to get them off the road and get traffic moving. but despite the havoc caused san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was no clear evidence to charge these. 26 protesters causing her to miss. a 48 hour deadline on filing those charges, ad

everyone will really this decision by san francisco da brooke jenkins to not pursue the charges comesor many because california highway patrol did arrest numerous protesters for numerous offenses on monday for shutting down the golden gate bridge and really causing havoc. and we've got video of what that scene looks like monday morning at around 08:30am, when pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge, stopping traffic both ways in total chp arrested. 26 protester for false imprisonment, unlawful assembly and conspiracy to commit a crime. protesters use pipes, chains and locks making things difficult for law enforcement to get them off of the road and get traffic moving. and despite the havoc that it caused, san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was no clear evidence to charge these 26 protesters adding that she would need video specifically of those that were arrested and is asking anyone with information or video of them to send it to their office. take a listen to what she had to say yesterday regarding her not filing charges. >> the district attorney's office, what is r

san francisco da brooke jenkins releasing a statement saying in part, quote, in line with the family's wishes and with their support, we reached a negotiated disposition rather than going to trial, although nothing that we do can bring their luck, beloved daughter and granddaughter back. i hope that this settlement brings them some solace as they work to heal and rebuild their lives in the wake of the terrible tragedy last summer and quote. meantime, sfmta is proposing new safety improvements to west portal avenue. this coming one month after a tragic car crash killed a family of 4 at a bus stop. the agency says the project will include more dedicated and protected space for pedestrians. there are also some plans to remove car traffic from the train tracks there. the sfmta director says the goal is to simplify high traffic lanes along lowest street by restricting cars from driving through the intersection. >> that prioritizes people, i'm going to shop in the west portal commercial and support street by eliminating all of the left. her for about 40% are traffic deaths are a result of dr

meanwhile, san francisco da brooke jenkins is reaching out to anybody who may have been affected by the protest on the golden gate bridge the same day is the 8.80, issue saying anyone trapped on the bridge that day should contact the chp in marin. >> 2 dogs are safe tonight after san francisco firefighters rescued them from a cliff. crews responded to fort funston just before 7 o'clock this evening. they say a special harness had to be used to reach one of the dogs. it took the rescue technicians about an hour to bring both of those animals to safety definitely. i know some owners tonight bringing those dogs to safety. absolutely beautiful evening. there's no wonder people out and about. at the beaches that 2 rescues yesterday because of nice was people out there. so got to be safe even though it's nice weather for funds and is just gorgeous. get some hang gliders there and the views are epic. as we look live here. >> at the golden gate bridge, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. lawrence, how long is this? nice weather. the last? yeah. we've got another nice day. so you got

da brooke jenkins said in order to do that she has to see some more connecting evidence. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to specific individuals. what role they played that they were, one, present and they were participating and not simply an onlooker who happened to move forward into a crowded area. >> who is who? that is what you drilling down on. as for the protesters is shut down 880 in oakland that will be in the hands of alameda county da pamela price. we called her office and see how she will handle it and no answer back. >>> today in san francisco's excelsior district they are celebrating a project to support small businesses and help them stand out in the known neighborhood. shawn chitnis has more about how a.i. is hoping to revitalize the look of businesses . >> reporter: the appeal of the excelsior district to this coffee shop owner was in the history of this neighborhood. a chance to add her family story to one of the most diverse communities in the city. >> i wanted to settle and they roots in a foundation for myself as a woman of color. a multiracial b

san francisco da brooke jenkins says her office needs more time to review all of the evidence before filing charges. jenkins also says drivers who were trapped there on the bridge on monday should contact the chp, saying they may be entitled to restitution. the san francisco public defender's office meantime saying in a statement today, quote, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters, was detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. >> in tonight's west coast rap, arizona hockey fans saying goodbye to their team. how those fans feel about the official announcement of moving to another state. plus, if you don't have evidence that something is safe, then our children shouldn't be exposed to it. >> increasing concerns over artificial turf and the chemicals used to make it. how county officials in the south bay are making moves now to ban it. >> and time's most influential people list has officially been released. we take a look at the bay area nam b

why san francisco da brooke jenkins is allowing these protesters to go unpunished for now. >> allegationsleading to a resignation. the reason a former city political operative is out of a job and under investigation since the end of the dynasty of klay thompson, steph curry and draymond green. >> yeah, it's a sad moment

today to bring charges, but da brooke jenkins says she needs more time and more evidence. >> we must make sure that public safety is observed in san francisco, and that is what we are committed to doing. but at this time, we have to wait for this investigation to be completed before we can make the necessary charging decisions. >> and there is no word yet on whether the da in alameda county will charge the people arrested during the 8-80 protests in oakland yesterday. just look at the lengths that they went to extend the protest captured in new body cam video from the chp. protesters chained their arms inside concrete filled barrels. the chp had to use jackhammers to free them in the south bay, google employees are protesting the war in gaza in front of and inside the company's offices. >> protesters in sunnyvale tell us they will be arrested at 530 if they don't leave google's office. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with protesters today. >> working at google may be seen as a dream career for many, but software engineer iman jassim has moral disagreements with

meantime, san francisco da brooke jenkins is reaching out to anyone who might have been affected by the protest on the golden gate bridge saying anyone who is trapped on the bridge that day should contact them or in chp office. yesterday, the da said prosecutors must charge all 26 people arrested with clear evidence which they say right now they do not have. other news we're following for you tonight. it is been one month since a family of 4 was tragically killed in a san francisco bus. stop. >> and tonight, police tell the traffic operation in the west portal neighborhood where it happened. our first well bellow joins us now live in the studio with how that operation is is aimed at improving safety know well. >> vicki, a memorial for that family remains at the site of last month's horrific crash. sfpd says not only is traffic safety important in this area, but all across the city as well. today they chose to conduct enforcement at alloa and while lona near west portal avenue in just 90 minutes they handed out 22 citations and 5 warnings. assistant police chief david laws are says since

san francisco da brooke jenkins says her office needs more time to review the evidence before filing charges. jenkins also says drivers who were trapped there on the bridge should contact the chp, saying they may be entitled to restitution. a man who was detained during a similar protest that blocked the bay bridge back in november, is now suing the city of san francisco for wrongful arrest. masoud barakzai filed a complaint in federal court yesterday. he says he was a bystander who got stuck in the backup and was wrongly accused of being involved. the da's office has not yet commented on the allegation. >> five google employees arrested during a protest in sunnyvale yesterday are being put on administrative leave. they were protesting a google contract with the israeli military. the demonstrators say they're concerned that facial recognition and object tracking provided by google's project nimbus could enable the israeli military to target and kill civilians in gaza. now, one of the protesters telling us that they felt their message was delivered and that they do it again. >> i went

san francisco da brooke jenkins says they're being released because they can only be held for up to 48pending charges. her office is still waiting for the chp to turn over evidence pertaining to the case you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. >> alameda county voters will soon decide whether controversial district attorney pamela price will stay on the job or be recalled. >> the signatures have officially been certified tonight, and ktvu tom vacar explains the next steps. >> by a narrow margin, alameda county certified the possible recall of controversial district attorney pamela price, often criticized for being too soft on criminals. of the more than 123,000 signatures submitted, 74,757 were validated, just over 1500 signatures more than needed. >> we, the voters, have the right to hire you, but we are also the people who can fire you. >> the recallers say they submitted a lot more valid signatures, but the unusual requirement of having signers put down an occupation technically and legally invalidated their signed petitions if they actually counted those who actually did not put

but despite the havoc caused san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was no clear evidence to charge these 26 protesters causing her to miss. a 48 hour deadline on filing charges and residents in the north bay have these thoughts on the situation? i don't think she was aggressively pursuing trying hold people responsible for one. >> she would like to get everybody i think she should hold >> the da said she needed video of the arrested. protesters caught in the act directly and says that the public has any of those videos to contact her office says she can pass it along to the chp. >> we have been in constant communication with chp moran regarding their investigation since these arrests were made. once the investigation is complete, we will have to conduct an individualized assessment of the evidence to see what charges should be filed against which individuals that participated across the bay in alameda county. pro-palestinian protesters also shut down the northbound lanes of 8.80, causing traffic to be at a standstill for miles after submitting their arms into oil barrels. >> and si

san francisco da brooke jenkins told us she's up against a deadline to charge the protesters or release them, and she's not ready to bring charges . >> the chp did make an arrest for this felony conspiracy charge. and so we are now tasked with evaluating whether or not their conduct rises to that level. and so that does require a certain amount of evidence. >> body cam video from the chp shows just how challenging it was to get some of those protesters off the road. the group on 8-80 at fifth avenue in oakland chained their hands inside concrete filled barrels. the chp had to use jackhammers to carefully free them. today, governor newsom weighed in, saying he supports the right to protest but not yesterday's approach. >> i don't think that's helpful, and i don't think that's responsible. i think there are better ways of protesting. so no, i hope we don't see it again. and i do think people need to be held to account for their actions. >> well, alameda county da pamela price will make the call on charges for people arrested on 8-80 in oakland. we've reached out to price's office today bu

san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was just not enough clear evidence to charge these 26 protesters causing her to miss the 48 hour deadline filing charges adding that she needed video of the arrested protesters caught directly in the act and says that the public does have any of that information or videos. to contact her office says she can pass it along to chp. take a listen to what she had to say regarding these protest. >> we have been in constant communication with chp moran regarding their investigation since these arrests were made. once the investigation is complete, we will have to conduct an individualized assessment of the evidence to see what charges should be filed against which individuals that participated. >> as of this morning, those protesters were released from jail and right on the other side of the bay over in alameda county, pro-palestinian protesters also shut down the northbound lanes of 8.80, on monday morning causing traffic to be at a standstill for miles after cementing their arms into oil barrels in sitting across the freeway. however, alameda county dis

san francisco da brooke jenkins confirmed that her office negotiated a plea deal with car to gain a and under the terms of that settlement, she will serve 2 years probation, complete 400 hours of community service and complete a safe driver class. >> it's 10, 0, 4 and pro-palestine. demonstrators are back and south san francisco after a man attacked them last week. video showed him physically and verbally assaulting members of a group called change ssf with kron four's dan thorn with what happened. the man in that video was arrested by south san francisco police and charged with battery and hate speech. >> organizers for change ssf say facing that kind of vitriol was unfair and unacceptable because they're simply calling for peace and an end to the war in gaza. and the rallies are not going to end until this war is over. >> all people messages targeting pro-palestinian protesters last week in south san francisco races. a 57 year-old man was caught on camera bumping hurling insults and even spitting and i don't think being anti genocide. antiwar but apparently advocated by our message. >

. >> da brooke jenkins says the chp is continuing to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges of unlawful assembly and failure to disperse . the chp is also asking the da's office to charge the protester with a felony for conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices specifically designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal operations. >> the chp and da's office are asking anyone who was directly impacted by the protest to contact them, saying they may be victims of a crime. in response, the san francisco public defender's office released a statement saying in part, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. we're learning more about a homicide investigation that brought sacramento police to oakland looking for a man accused of killing his girlfriend. that search ended late last night with a shooting by oakland police. and now a man is dead. ktvu ali rasmus h

despite the havoc caused san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was not clear evidence to charge these. 26 protesters adding that she needed video of the arrested protesters caught in the act and is asking the public to contact her office if they have any of that. we spoke with some north, a resident regarding their thoughts on the situation. take a listen to what they had to say. >> i don't think she was aggressively pursuing trying hold people responsible. she would like to get everybody i think she should hold >> in response, a da jenkins says that she working with chp to try and get some type of charges or something done in the following months or days. take a listen to what her response was regarding the entire protest situation. >> i understand that people are passionate about issues that are going on in the world right now. and they need a venue in a vehicle for that expression. but they have to do. they have to express their views in a way that is safe to the public. we're not going to allow people to endanger other members of the community and of our society in order to

meantime, san francisco da brooke jenkins is reaching out to anyone who may have been impacted by the pro-palestine protest on the golden gate bridge saying that anybody who was trapped on the bridge that day should contact the chp in moran. >> well, google says it has fired 28 of its employees who protested at the company's offices across the country on tuesday. one of those protests happened just outside the offices of google in sunnyvale. we have video that demonstrators are demanding the company cut ties with israel. police arrested 5 of those demonstrators, including some google employees who they say refused to leave a google spokesperson says physically impeding other employees work and preventing access to facilities is a clear violation, a company policies. and that's why they were let go. meantime, a new report says the company is planning more layoffs. a spokesperson for the mount view based company told reuters the layoffs are part of an effort now to cut costs. there's still no word on the number of employees that are going to be let go. but this latest round of layoffs f

but despite the havoc caused san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was no clear evidence to charge 26 protesters causing her to miss. a 48 hour deadline on filing charges and residents in the north bay have these thoughts on the situation? i don't think she was aggressively pursuing trying hold people responsible >> she would like to get everybody i think she should hold >> the da said she needed video of the arrested. protesters caught in the act directly and says that the public has any of those videos to contact her office says she can pass it along to the chp. >> we have been in constant communication with chp moran regarding their investigation since these arrests were made. once the investigation is complete, we will have to conduct an individualized assessment of the evidence to see what charges should be filed against which individuals that participated across the bay in alameda county. pro-palestinian protesters also shut down the northbound lanes of 8.80, causing traffic to be at a standstill for miles after submitting their arms into oil barrels. >> and sitting across th

why san francisco da brooke jenkins is allowing these protesters to go unpunished for now. >> allegations in san francisco now leading to a resignation. the reason a former city political operative is out of a job and under investigation since the end of the dynasty of klay thompson, steph curry and draymond green. >> yeah, it's a sad moment. >> a loss last night for the warriors means the end of their season. but as you just heard some fans are wondering if it's the end of an era. that makes me sad. good morning on this wednesday april 17th. >> oh it's in the forecast. it's the warmest day of the week, you guys. it's going to feel very nice later on today. live. look outside from the exploratorium camera. we do have partly cloudy skies out there. and today you'll find a mix of sun and clouds as high pressure builds and we see warmer weather move in. hello oakland. good morning. right now we're at 53 degrees. we have some of that cloud cover in our sky. visibility is good though, and it's a real light breeze out there. winds are less than about five miles per hour. not finding any thick f

over and san francisco, the da brooke jenkins is reaching out to anyone impacted by the protests that happened on the golden gate bridge on monday. she says anybody trapped on the bridge that day should contact the chp in moran. >> well, google has fired 28 of its employees who protested at the company's offices across the country this week. one of those protests happened outside the google office in sunnyvale. our cameras were there see the demonstrators. they were out there pushing for the company to cut ties with israel. police arrested 5 people, including some google employees who refused to leave a google spokesperson says that physically impeding other employees work and preventing access to facilities is a clear violation of company policies. and that's why they were let go. speaking of which there's a new report that says the company is planning to lay off more people. a spokesperson says the layoffs are all part of an effort to cut costs. there's still no word on the number of employees that will be laid off. but this is the latest round. we know that earlier this year the co

and despite the havoc that it did cause will san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was not enough clear evidence to charge these 26 protesters causing her to miss the 48 hour deadline filing charges adding that she needed video of the arrested. protesters caught in the act and says if the public has any of those videos to send them to her office says she can pass it along to the chp who is now essentially heading that. but take a listen to what she had to say regarding the protests on monday. >> i understand that people are passionate about issues that are going on in the world right now. and they need a venue in a vehicle for that expression. but they have to do. they have to express their views in a way that is safe to the public. we're not going to allow people to endanger other members of the community and of our society in order to express those views. >> now, as of this morning, those who were arrested have been released from jail. and it wasn't just here at the golden gate bridge across the bay over in alameda county, pro-palestinian protesters also shut down the northbound

you know, there was the protests as well over at the golden gate bridge and the san francisco da, brooke jenkins says that she is reaching out to anyone who is impacted by the pro-palestine protest that stopped traffic on the golden gate bridge for hours. she says that anybody who was trapped on the bridge that day should contact the chp in iran. >> well, google has fired 28 of its employees that were protesting at the company's offices across the country on tuesday. one of those protests happened outside their offices in sunnyvale. our cameras were there along with the demonstrators who you see here on the screen. they say they want the company to cut ties with israel but police in the end arrested 5 people, including some google employees who refused to leave a google spokesperson says that physically impeding other employees work and preventing access to facilities is a clear violation of company policies. and that's why they were let go. speaking of which turns out google is planning to lay off more people. a spokesperson for the compa-y says it's all part of an effort to cut costs. there's

san francisco da brooke jenkins said in a statement.vor in this case for coming forward and reporting these crimes to law enforcement. my office will now do everything it can to ensure that there is accountability and that justice is served. >> well, new at noon, state lawmakers in sacramento considering new bipartisan legislation addressing retail crime and theft. this morning, assembly speaker robert rivas and attorney general rob bonta announced a package of bills targeting retail theft across the state. it would allow police to make arrests without witnessing the incident or seeing video of it. it also establishes a new crime targeting serial theft and allows the value of stolen items from multiple retailers within 60 days to be aggregated into felony grand theft. >> we have seen with our own eyes and our own lived experiences the unacceptable, brazen, bold, organized retail crime that you just can't have in an ordered society. you can't have flash mobs going into a store and stealing and it needs to be addressed and making sure tha

da brooke jenkins says she needs more evidence. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct tocific individuals. so what role they played that they were one, present, that they were participating and that they were not simply an onlooker who happened to move forward into a crowded area. >> so as for the protesters who shut down 880 in oakland, that one is in the hands of alameda county da pamela price. we asked her office but so far, no answer back. >>> we've got an update to the story of a body found at the alameda oakland estuary several weeks ago in the east bay. now there's a normal lowup. with the san pablo police department who says they found the dna evidence matches that of a missing woman connected to a murder investigation. so let's go back in time. in september, 74-year-old que tran on the right was first reported missing by her son-in-law, this is him, 40-year-old phuc vo. also reported his wife tho ly missing and at the time, he told police the last time he saw the women was after a family fight. in fact he told them that the women left in his wife's car headed sou

but despite the havoc caused san francisco da, brooke jenkins says there was no clear evidence to charge these 26 protesters causing her to miss. a 48 hour deadline on filing charges and residents in the north bay have these thoughts on the situation? i don't think she was aggressively pursuing trying hold people responsible >> she would like to get everybody i think she should hold >> the da said she needed video of the arrested. protesters caught in the act directly and says that the public has any of those videos to contact her office says she can pass it along to the chp. >> we have been in constant communication with chp moran regarding their investigation since these arrests were made. once the investigation is complete, we will have to conduct an individualized assessment of the evidence to see what charges should be filed against which individuals that participated across the bay in alameda county. pro-palestinian protesters also shut down the northbound lanes of 8.80, causing traffic to be at a standstill for miles after submitting their arms into oil barrels. >> and sitting acr

da brooke jenkins says she needs more time to look at the cases. >> number three, a boeing whistleblower is set to testify on capitol hill today. he says a certain model of plane should be grounded over quality concerns. the company says his claims are inaccurate. >> number four steph curry is officially a part of the usa basketball men's national team for the 2024 games in paris. this is his olympic debut. the ten time all star will be the fifth player to represent the warriors at the olympics, and remember, steve kerr is the team's coach. >> very cool. number five get ready for the warmest day of the week this afternoon. a live look from sutro tower. we do have partly cloudy skies out there. the golden gate bridge looking lovely. we're already off to a warmer start this time compared to yesterday. we're in the 50s and a lot of cities right now. those temperatures are going to warm pretty quickly this morning. that light jacket, you need it for the next hour or so. but look at noon already into the 60s and 70s and later on this afternoon, temperatures 70s around the bay shoreline. our w

. >> da brooke jenkins says the chp has continued to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges and failure to disperse on that bridge. chp is also asking the district attorney's office to charge the protesters with a felony for conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices, specifically designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal operations. >> chp and da's office are asking anyone who was directly impacted by the protest to contact them, because they may be victims of that crime. in response, san francisco's public defender's office releasing a statement saying in part, here we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown. >> a bay area civil rights attorney questioning the conditions of the jails in san francisco, where inmates have become violent with deputies. the sheriff deputies union says nine deputies have been attacked in the past three weeks. sheriff paul

da brooke jenkins says she needs to see more evidence. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to specific individuals. so what role they played that they were one, present, that they were participating, and that they weren't simply an onlooker who happened to move forward into a crowded area. >> as for the pleasant in oakland, that's in the hands of alameda county district attorney pamela price. we asked her office about charges or potential charges but so far, no word back. an update to the story of a body found at the alameda oakland estuary several weeks ago in the east bay. >>> our follow-up found the dna evidence matches that of a missing woman connected to a murder investigation. so let's go back in time here, you might remember this case in september 74-year-old que tran on the right was first reported missing by her son-in-law. he also reported his wife missing and he told police the last time he saw both women was after a family fight. in fact he told police the women left in his wife's car headed for l. a. but get this. two months after telling police that story, cop

da was recalled. and al brooke jenkins is taking it seriously. judges are not, according to them and many other law enforcement officers i spoke with while you're on the streets of san francisco. >> jesse: and their blending with the homeless. you're seeing them intense are not allowed to touch an illegal alien you can even mess up their hair in san francisco and you can't move the homeless out. they've infested inside the cities. >> they are not afraid. we rolled up as far away as you and i are on this set to people doing fentanyl on the streets. on their knees. they light lighters under tinfoil with the fentanyl in it. and inhale the fumes. and walk around like zombies and the other side of this is to get money they steal from retail stores all over san francisco and the suburbs, taking public transportation down to sam and stealing and bring the stuff back and we saw open air markets where the fencing was taken place. another threshold and at the only steal $900 worth of merchandise they won't face consequences in the get a ticket. >> jesse: i

da's announcement about the protests. he posted on social media. quote, thank you, brooke jenkinscritical, but it does not extend to endangering the public. people need to be held accountable for their actions. >> our time is now. 507 in napa. three arrests have now been made in connection with the deadly shootings of two young women over the weekend. 22 year-old john nicholson junior of vallejo is being held without bail on two counts of murder. also two women are accused of being accessories. the shootings happened saturday night about 8 p.m. during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police rushed there after getting reports of gunfire and found the victims, 17 year old sasha and 19 year-old aileen villasenor. one of them died there at the scene, the other died at the hospital. a memorial made up of balloons, candles and flowers are at the shooting scene. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try to understand this. >> now, the suspect could be charged with the special circ

brooke jenkins has a request this morning. if you were one of the hundreds on the golden gate bridge, during monday's protest, file a report with the california highway patrol. why? the da says you could have been a victim of false imprisonment in your story it has to be a record. jenkins i am 26 people arrested during the protest that shut down the bridge for hours in both directions. and needs to see reports filed to consider charges. we know hundreds in the east bay were also stuck in the protest. there is a similar theme from the district attorney. pamela price needs information from the chp for we will know the face of the 12 people arrested during a protest that happened the same day as the golden gate bridge protest. price express support for the right to protest in a statment but also said, public safety should never be compromised. >>> a follow-up to a protest that happened at google headquarters in the form of sedans that led to arrests. google telling us they fired all 28 workers who led dozens of employees to protest inside offices in the bay and in new york. san francisco protest was live streamed. the employees that in protest of google's cloud project nim

. >> number two, san francisco's da is hoping to hear from people who got caught up on the golden gate bridge during monday morning's protests. brooke jenkinsarrested, but says some people may be entitled to restitution. >> number three san francisco, marking 118 years since the 1906 earthquake and the fire nearly destroyed the city. people gathered before dawn at lotta's fountain on market street for a commemoration ceremony. >> number four. governor newsom is one of time magazine's 100 most influential people of 2020. for time, highlighted newsom's liberal impact, outspoken quarrels with republican politicians and his anticipated run for president in 2028. >> number five, let's check out the sea lions at pier 39 this morning. you see that sun is up here. we have totally clear skies except along the immediate coast. we're dealing with a little bit of cloud cover, but today's another day where temperatures are warm this afternoon. we're starting out right now in the mid 40s to the mid 50s. looking at that day planner, as the exploratorium shows you, that sunshine this morning, it's a sunny day. we'll have those numbers quickly climbing late

> district attorney brooke jenkins says chp is continuing to collect evidence for potential misdemeanor charges for unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. chp also asking the da's office to charge the protesters with a felony for conspiracy. >> the protesters used improvised devices specifically designed to delay first responders and restoring the roadway back to normal operations. >> chp and the da's office are asking anyone who was directly impacted by the protests to contact them, because they may be victims of a crime. in response, the san francisco public defender's office released a statement saying in part, quote, we condemn law enforcement's intimidation tactics of booking the golden gate bridge protesters on unfounded felony conspiracy charges as a means to keep peaceful protesters detained for nearly 48 hours during a jail lockdown in a bay area. >> civil rights attorney is questioning the conditions of the jails in san francisco, where inmates have become violent with deputies. the sheriff's deputies union says nine deputies have been attacked in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto attributes the violence to jail, overcrowding and a shortage