da. this is something that will be a priority for brooke jenkins. it's personal for the mayor. she had a brother that was struggling with drug addiction and is now serving a prison sentence and she had a sister who died. over 600 people died on the streets of drug overdoses in san francisco last year. that's down from the year before. >> more people have died in san francisco from drug overdoses than died from covid during the height of the epidemic? >> absolutely. it is something people see when they are walking around. it's a visible problem. it's a tough problem to solve. they are throwing more resources at it. the mayor held a press conference with the police chief and the da. we are all on the same page. we are going to focus on this. make it a priority. it's easier said than done. >> there is a chance some tings may look different. the da jenkins said we did not expect everything to change right away. >> no one is calling for a return to the war on drugs. how do you get at the source of the drugs? not the petty possession of people using them but dealing. >> let's turn to

jenkins to hold the officers accountable. and maka vic joins us on more accusations and the das response. >> the families of three people killed by police say that brooke jenkins is dragging her feet on these cases potentially for political reasons until after the november election. >> when do we want? >> justice! >> together to talk about three killings today, kita o'neill was shot and killed in 2017, a suspect in a carjacking in the bayview when officer chris someone you shot him. while he was sitting in his patrol car, through the window. he was unarmed and the former da charged the officer with homicide, but the criminal case is still unresolved. then there was luis who was shot and killed in the mission district in 2016, officers say he ignored their orders to drop a knife and lunged at them. the da at the time cleared them, but the dean ordered subpoenas when he was recalled, that case stalled. and then sean moore, unarmed man shot during a confrontation outside of his home in 2016, he died in 2020 from complications resulting from his injuries, officer kenneth was charged with manslaughter by ben beaudein, by then da, t

san francisco officers and 3 separate shootings were outside the da's office today demanding the da jenkins move forward with criminal prosecutions in each case. >> jenkins took office. our a meeting that we had in august was castle when she took office. she fired every. >> person that was on the case for my son and the aclu of northern california calls on district attorney brooke jenkins to hold these police officers accountable. >> we've reached out to the district attorneys office for checketts perspective on this issue. her spokesperson says jenkins is in contact with each of the families and we'll continue to keep them apprised of developments in each case. other news now a bay area rapper is giving back by letting people pay what you want at of lego restaurant. >> the 27 year-old artist making the announcement earlier this week after helping to renovate most cafe. our conference dan thorn has the story. >> next monday, the 24 we rebrand rapper lil russell announces a local cafe will become proud to pay cafe through the end of the year. the event aims to help people from all walks of l

on friday, the mayor greeted diners alongside the da, jenkins. she was committed to making the city particularly, the financial district, more inviting. >> i want all workers who work in the downtown area to come back and to just be reminded as to why they love san francisco so much. our food and wine scene has a lot to do with why san francisco is so special. >> reporter: the organization says many of the newest additions are small mom-and-pop's from chinatown. laura thomas's team's paid special attention. >> there are $45 dinner deals and even $65-$75 deals. you would want to support everybody. the financial district has and hurting. chinatown has been hurting. even union square has been hurting. >> reporter: restaurant week wrs upctober 30th. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> for the full list, head to our website at kpix.com . >>> turning a traumatic experience into a possible healing moment. the giveaway for some students affected by last month's shooting in oakland. >>> california reaches a major milestone in unemployment. we have the

on friday, the mayor greeted diners alongside the da, jenkins. she was committed to making the city particularly, the financial district, more inviting . >> i want all workers who work in the downtown area to come back and to just be reminded as to why they love san francisco so much. our food and wine scene has a lot to do with why san francisco is so special. >> reporter: the organization says many of the newest additions are small mom-and-pop's from chinatown. laura thomas's team's paid special attention . >> there are $45 dinner deals and even $65 -$75 deals . you would want to support everybody . the financial district has and hurting. chinatown has been hurting. even union square has been hurting. >> reporter: restaurant week wraps up october 30th. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> for the full list, head to our website at kpix.com . >>> turning a traumatic experience into a possible healing moment. the giveaway for some students affected by last month's shooting in oakland . >>> a major milestone in unemployment. we have the latest n

da jenkins will talk about haher office has been working on and supervisor dorsey a strong advocate for public safety not just in the district he represents but other neighborhoods in the city. he has been supportive of law enforcement and addressing the issue. and this does require a public health approach as well. over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco across our health system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe

because i want to make sure we're able to get through >> we've been listening in to san francisco da, brooke jenkins speaking on chart state charges being filed david to pap. we are there taking questions now. the da's office is filing a motion to try and detain dip. happy without considering the violent nature of his attack. let's listen in to the answer that she's giving i'm wondering you need to do able to access the so prominent with hearing in place here. >> how was he able to move the world? >> what i can tell you is that. there was no security present and that he was able to break the window to a glass door to gain entry into the home. >> of course, and have any prior have any prior contact law enforcement any. arrests all of that will come out in court tomorrow. i just want we're trying to do is we're going to christian in the back of the getting know how this investigation is going to work on the case. >> with cooperation with federal also are out there. >> yes, and so what i will say is thus far, both san francisco police department as well as the bureau of investigations have been simulta

you heard da jenkins talk a bit about that. investigators say there's no evidence to support that claim. musk later deleted the tweets but not before it got more than 20,000 retweets and 86,000 likes. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle after the attack on speaker pelosi's husband are concerned. many of them offering condolences and saying that this highlight how threats against lawmakers have been increasing. our washington correspondent shot hudson has that story. >> good morning. with just 8 days until the midterm elections, both democrats and republicans say the political rhetoric must be lowered and that it's ok to disagree about policy without being violent. overnight, president biden is reacting to the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. paul talks about he sees me doing. >> a lot better. looks like he's kind of recover fully, although the motive remains under investigation. president biden says this type of rhetoric must stop and believes it's fueled by misinformation about the past presidential

kristen: you have been watching a live news conference, san francisco da brooke jenkins announcing charges against paul pelosi's attacks aspect. david depape is at sf general right now. she would not go into details to whether he is being held her psych evaluations. police chief bill scott was there, but she made it clear the charges that will be filed, saying he is facing 13 years to life in prison in that hat or attack on paul pelosi -- the hammer attack on paul pelosi. reporters did ask why sfpd does not seem to have an official working partnership with capitol police. chief bill scott said they might ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. kristen: thanks for joining us. we will have the latest at 4:00. >>> tonight, new reporting, the chilling allegations against the suspect charged with attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer. tonight that suspect now charged with attempted murder and federal charges. what authorities said just moments ago. and what he allegedly told police. what he was planning to

capitol police , and our san francisco district attorney's office led by da brooke jenkins. at this time, the san francisco police department is still the lead investigation, or lead investigating agency. each agency is evaluating the facts to pull from this investigation and evaluating those facts within their respective authorities to take the appropriate action. first, i'd like to provide a little more detail of what transpired this morning when the officers arrived at the scene. we've gotten a lot of questions . we want to clarify some things. there are a lot of theories inspect elation out there, so i will provide the detail i can, but please understand that this is an ongoing and active investigation, and there's a lot that we still need to dig into. so, when the officers arrived and knocked on the front door of the residence this morning, the door was opened by someone inside, and the officers observed through the open door mr. pelosi and the suspect, mr. depape, inside the entryway of the home. at this time , the officers remained outside of the threshold of the home

rick: my pleasure, thank you for kristen: coming up next, da brooke jenkins promises to get tough. what our new kristen: one of the big problems -- promises san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has made is getting tough on drug dealing, especially near schools. the issue is front and center in her first campaign at. d.a. jenkins: fentanyl is killing way too many san franciscans. on day one of becoming district attorney, i will work to end drug markets plaguing our city, repeal issues of those dealing fentanyl, increase punishments for those dealing drugs near our schools. kristen: what is the da actually cracking down? joining us now is michael barba, a senior reporter with our media partner "the san francisco standard." michael, thank you for joining us. michael: thank you for having me. kristen: tell us what school zone enhancements means. michael: it basically means or prosecutors can add additional prison time to send this is for people who are convicted of dealing drugs near schools. kristen: ok, so, she announced this, and then you looked into how many cases she has

. >> and francisco da, brooke jenkins facing criticism from some for how she's handling police shooting investigations. they say she's playing politics. how he r internet isn't ideal. dad made ththbrillant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we d dsome weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is sucks. ll if you just itch maybe you n't have to be vampires. oa... kay, yikes. sorry, i wasn't thinking. , uh, don'really e the v word. at's kind of insensitive. prefer pro-lunar. s, much better. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins abruptly left a candidates forum misses last night after protesters interrupted. if got pretty heated, that jenkins campaign representative tells kron four's haaziq mod-yoon security was a big concern. >> this is video of student protesters interrupting the san francisco district attorney candidates forum thursday at sf state university. among other things, the protesters were shouting out. the names of black and brown killed in police shootings and how they don't approv

da. brooke jenkins facing criticism for some for how she's handling. >> police shooting say she's playing politics. how her office is responding tonight. also, a major new problem tonight for president biden's student loan forgiveness. point. >> another big story we're following tonight. a federal appeals court has temporarily halted president biden's student loan forgiveness program. now, this comes just hours after the president was reading about the program's success during a visit to delaware state university kron four's anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> good president biden told students today that they could be receiving some relief as early as sunday. but late friday, the 8th circuit court of appeals issued an order basically holding the administration from canceling any student debt until it was on an emergency request by republican led states to block the policy. the biden administration officially watched the program on monday. and by tuesday, the white house said 12 million people have already applied. but republicans sharply criticized the program for being too exp

aclu of northern california calls on district attorney brooke jenkins to hold these police officers accountable. >> i reached out to the da'soffice to get rid jenkins, an opportunity to respond to claims that she is delaying prosecuting officers involved in deadly shootings. a spokesperson told me that the da is in contact with each of the families and that will keep them apprised of developments in each case and that the da can comment. no 3rd there due to the sensitive nature of the investigations in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news new this morning. kaiser mental health workers have voted to ratify new contract. >> the contract comes after a 10 week strike. the new deal includes wage increases each of the next 4 years. well, it also includes a new effort to shorten wait times for patients and a commitment by kaiser to hire more therapist. >> a protest at san francisco state leads to the city's district attorney and the candidates for the job walking out 3 of the candidates, including brooke jenkins, were participating in a debate when this happened. use activists that are against jenkins plan to underage offenders as ad

aclu of northern california calls on district attorney brooke jenkins to hold these police officers accountable. >> i reached out to the da's office to get rid jenkins, an opportunity to respond to claims that she is delaying prosecuting officers involved in deadly shootings. a spokesperson told me that the da is in contact with each of the families and that will keep them apprised of developments in each case and that the da can comment. no 3rd there due to the sensitive nature of the investigations in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> kaiser mental health workers have voted to ratify a new contract. that contract comes after a 10 week strike. the new deal includes wage increases each of the next 4 years. it also includes new efforts to shorten wait times for patients and also a commitment by kaiser to hire more therapists. all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside at coit tower. now yesterday, the skies above at this time, and blue right now. bit of a different story looking a little bit overcast there cover meteorologist kyla grogan tracking that and also the weather we should expe

pressure on the system that allows for these prosecutions to happen. >> i reached out to the da's office to get rid jenkins, an opportunity to respond to claims that she is delaying prosecuting officers involved in deadly shootings. a spokesperson told me that the da is in contact with each of the families and that will keep them apprised of developments in each case and that the da can comment. no 3rd there due to the sensitive nature of the investigations in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> according to a new report, oakland has the 10th highest homicide rate increase in the country in the past 3 months. according to personal-finance website, wallet-hub kansas city at the highest rate of homicides in july, august and ,eptember. oakland was the only california city to make the top 10 la was 22nd san francisco 28th. >> to the south bay. now san jose gun owners who don't comply with the city's new gun safety plan will be facing a big fine. the new ordinance requires all gun owners to carry liability insurance and pay an annual fee of $25. the city will check if you have gotten that insurance. the fine

as i agree with da jenkins here we need to provide services how you go about doing that statute way we difrm i agree this people with mental health need mental health treatment. people with substance abuse issues needs to be addressed. people unhouses and are -- don't have a by the to eat if they steel a loaf of bread are we putting them in prison? ip don't agree. i think there are ways to divert a case like that to teach member it is in the acceptable and connect them with services so they have the opportunity to succeed. we have to give all people not just the people like us that went it law school and larceny, but everybody the chance to succeed. >> maurice? for low level crimes i'm not a heartless man i will make exceptions and try to help anyone who is involved in crime at the lower level as john said steeling a loaf of bread or jay walker. bottom line is that's not who i target. one things i have planned to do is i will have tuesday once an among commune i will try to help the kids get jobs so they can stand on their feet and stop stealing. there are jobs out there. i will talk t

i just da jenkins and chief scott and i appreciate their work together. the prior mou had a lot of gray area which resulted in many conflicts while this is clearer. approval is critical to the unified working relationship. so, you know, just please stop messing around, approve this as is, and let's move on from here in a positive direction. thank you. >> good evening, caller you have two minutes. >> speaker: hello i'm dr. mccolin stock, chief scott thank you for your work i really appreciate it. i support mou and also investigations for police misconduct i'm in support of the mou, thank you. >> good evening, caller you have two minutes. >> speaker: good evening i'm jan and just briefly, for the well being of all san franciscoians of course we should approve the mou as written and not put it off for bogus concerns. unlike last year, there is now trust between the office of da and police department thank god trusted, professionals can do their job. support this mou now, thank you so much. >> president elias this is the end of public comment. >> thank you, r

demanding the district attorney move forward with criminal prosecutions those families claim da brooke jenkins is delaying prosecuting the cops for political reasons. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon explains why. >> i want her to put back on the calendar. preliminary hearing with that that was already scheduled to move my nephew's case i won the court case go on as it would have gone on no matter what the outcome is. is not do that. he's going i want justice for the murder of these going go >> 3 families of loved ones killed in 3 separate shootings by san francisco. police officers are outside the district attorney's office thursday demanding that brooke jenkins move forward with criminal prosecutions in each case. this is my nephew kia day. it key o'neill. >> he was murdered by san francisco police officer, sammy or december. first of 2017. >> san francisco police body cam video shows the moment o'neill was shot according to district attorney jason he was unarmed at the time. the officer who fired his gun would be the first in the history of the san francisco police department to be charged in co

we are working with our partners, the us capitol police and our district da brooke jenkins and her teammotive for this attack is being determined. mr. depapewill be booked on attempt at homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary, and several other felonies. before i go any further i would like to thank the responding officers for their swift action this morning. those san francisco police officers are officer kobe w wlnes, kyle cagney and edmund ho hoyne, heather grimes is standing here, our emergency dispatcher, a really amazing job. for inquiries regarding mr. pelosi and his condition we refer you to the statement by speaker pelosi's office this morning and with that i will turn it over to district attorney brooke jenkins for a few brief comments. let me say in advance this is what we know at this time. we will update you further but we cannot take any questions after this statement. >> thank you, i want to commend the police department for their immediate response to this home and swiftly making sure mister pelosi was okay and the suspect was apprehended. we are wo

of black and brown men killed in police shootings and how they don't approve of how interim da brooke jenkins is handling those cases. >> i know there's a lot of, you know, accusations of mistreatment and firings office of people holding police officers accountable. so, you know, as you sure that it's incredibly frustrating for people who want to see, you know, criminal justice reform. according to the jenkins campaign, the protest presented a security concern. >> staff on site were not able to handle. the da's campaign sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part, the district attorney's security details sole responsibility is to keep the district attorney safe and they made decision. the ultimate decision for her to leave as the city's top prosecutor, she faces higher public safety risks and the safety of her and her family is always a top priority. >> this sunday, governor newson and republican candidate for governor senator brian. dolly state senator will face off during a debate poll show. governor newsom leads by a wide margin. dolly says if he is elected, he would try to suspend the gas

that demonstration did force the current da brooke jenkins to leave the stage from forces.ting the san francisco district attorney candidates forum thursday at sf state university. among other things, the protesters were shouting out. the names of black and brown killed in police shootings and how they don't approve of how interim district attorney brooke jenkins is handling those cases instead of addressing that and hearing out young people. >> the dea walked out in less than 5 minutes. >> according to the campaign to elect with jenkins, the protests presented security concerns considering the lack of additional security infrastructure which they say allowed the protesters to push their way into the debate after being told not to enter by organizers, the da's campaign consultants and kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, the district attorneys security detail sole responsibility is to keep the district attorney safe and they made the ultimate decision for her to leave as the city's top prosecutor, she faces higher public safety risk and the safety of her and her family is

da. brooke jenkins, san francisco mayor london breed appointed to the job this summer.e 4 share their visions for the future of criminal justice and accountability in the city. starting with getting drugs off the streets. >> day i get sworn in. those investigators that are driving teis distric attorney around will go back to work to go back on the street and they will make fentanyl arrest on that day. it's not just about lock them all up and throw away the key. we've tried that. all it does is bring out more dealers and more dealers now fighting for turf. one of my biggest things i do is block access output. both users and dealers in jail. if you don't shape up, you've got tpto ship we're also making sur that these dealers are admonished that should they be connected to selling fentanyl to somebody that overdoses that they could be charged with murder? because we have to hold these people accountable. >> other topics at tonight's debate, stopping petty crimes like car break-ins and how to prosecute hate crimes. >> i'm afraid to send the message to those. can those peopl

da jenkins will talk about haher office has been working on and supervisor dorsey a strong advocate for public safety not just in the district he represents but other neighborhoods in the city. he has been supportive of law enforcement and addressing the issue. and this does require a public health approach as well. over the last year we connected 4500 people to services for substance use in stan san francisco across our health system. we are 2 thirds of the way toddaing 400 treatment beds adding make it 2,000 and adding that to 2, 200 that already exist. the health department is setting goals to increase people medically assisted treatment. help them get off opioids. housing and other places we are createingly for people struggling on our streets. the investments are designed to create solutions that can get people off the streets in safe settings and ultimate low stability. we will snot stop until we get to the goal where no neighborhood should be responsible for living in the conditions like the ones we see sad low in the tenderloin. residentses and merchants deserve a clean and safe

. >> da brooke jenkins also announced a new policy to help those struggling with addiction by bundling misdemeanor public drug use citations and requiring any individual with 5 citations to be referred to the community justice center to be able to access treatment. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon. we'll have more from today's announcements coming up on kron. 4 news at the and fire danger is still top of mind for many of us here in the bay area. congresswoman jackie spear announcing new efforts today to protect many historic sites on the peninsula from wildfires. kron four's charles clifford live for us now in san mateo county. with a closer look at those efforts, charles. it looks charles, we're going to actually out of your shot because it sounds like you there may be some audio. >> difficulties there, but we will try to come back to you as soon we take another look at what's happening there. technically. all move things over to our forecast now, though, as we take a live look outside at coit tower, beautiful blue skies up above. we've got calm point. you know, just kyla grogan tracking a

candidates running for san francisco district attorney, the for taking part are the interim da, brooke jenkinsurice chan ear, joe alioto veronese and john have a saka and that debate is week from today. next tuesday at the mclaren conference center at usf. >> well, although gas prices have been coming down slightly here in recent days, governor newsom is still calling for a windfall profits tax on oil companies arguing that producers are taking advantage of californians. now newsom wants state lawmakers to gather for a special legislative session at the capitol on december 5th so they can vote on his proposal. he says this windfall tax will punish oil companies for what he calls rank price gouging. but taking advantage of you every single one of these every single day. >> hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense. and then putting this planet. there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. well, republicans argue that a windfall tax like this will only further lead to. >> higher gas prices. gop lawmakers sent the governor a lette

yeah, this morning in san francisco da brooke jenkins is also trying to clear up rumors that were circulating over the weekend. >> unfounded rumors. kron 4 sarah stinson live in the city to explain sarah. >> i'm live here from the pelosi home in san francisco in the pac heights neighborhood where they're still tight security, not only san francisco police officers here, but also capitol police because nancy pelosi is believed to be in town, visiting her husband at the hospital. so she's inside the house where this brutal attack took place. take a look at who is accused of beating paul pelosi, her husband with a hammer. you can see on your screen. his name is david to pap and he is accused of breaking into the pelosi home around 2.30 friday morning yelling where's nancy? before severely beating mister pelosi with a hammer now to pat is in the hospital. police would not say why he was there, but did say the 42 year-old is expected to be formally charged today with attempted murder assault of a deadly weapon, burglary and elder abuse. paul pelosi is also still in the hospital, recovering from su

san francisco da brooke jenkins is expected to announce state criminal charges today as well. we will bring you those details as soon as we receive them. well, the city of oakland tries to get a new stadium for the a's. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred isn't providing much hope here in an interview over the weekend, manford said, quote, it doesn't look like it's going to happen. given the lack of pace in oakland. i think they have to look for an alternative and quote, man for did say oakland, mayor libby schaaf has made a huge effort to try and keep the team in the city. but of course, the a's have been in talks about a new stadium for years now. and according to reports, the organization still is exploring las vegas as an option for a new home. for your health today, a blood pressure medications being recalled due to potential cancer risks. the recall affects 2 lots of quinn up real and hydro clear off aside, the medication is used to lower blood pressure and hypertension. it contains night rossa mean which is found in water and some foods like dairy products. b

interim da brooke jenkins, maurice chain year. joe alioto veronese and john homicide key. the debate is a week from today. that's next tuesday at the mclaren conference center at usf. >> well, even though gas prices are coming down just a little governor newsom still is calling for a windfall profits tax on oil companies arguing that oil producers are taking advantage of california. the governor wants state lawmakers to gather for a special legislative session at the capitol on december 5th. so they can vote on his proposal. he says this windfall tax would punish oil companies for what he calls rank price gouging. but taking advantage of you every single one every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense. >> and then putting this planet, there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. >> republicans, though, are arguing that a windfall tax would only further increase gas prices. instead, they sent the governor a letter calling on him to suspend the gas tax immediately. the governor's proposals he'