reverend brown and the da jenkins. she said they commented brother on the ruling of a federal judge that stops the city from cleaning up encampments unless they can provide on house people a bed at a shelter. the naacp plans to file an appeal of that ruling. they say the ruling is too restrictive on the city. now we'll hear more from da jenkins coming up in our 8 o'clock show will have a much more in-depth look at what was said during that forum. for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all. sarah, thank you. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, california's water reservoirs filling up quickly with all the rain. >> a look at the current levels. plus, dozeas confirmed dead. several others still missing after a plane crash in nepal. a look into the investigation and the national weather service says the rate of snowfall yesterday in lake of snowfall yesterday in lake tahoe, 4 inches in ou first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx

thank you da jenkins. good morning, everybody. i will start with d ajenkins left awl off expressing my condolences to the victim's families and everyone impacted by the mass shootings at half moon bay, monterey park and oakland. these types of incidents shake us to our core. and the basis of many of the incidents approximate are route in the hate. it is quite simple. they are rot in the hate. so -- it was tragic to start what should be such a great time with the new year and lounar new year with tragedies of this magnitude. as we always have to do, we have to look at each other and ban together and pick up piece and move forward. that's what this is about. this is about how we do it as a community. all of us in the san francisco police department value our long standing partnerships and nowhere is that more true than in china town. through this time of year for celebration i'm here to talk about something had is serious. and also want to say a few words hat san francisco police department is doing to strengthen our bond with the a

brooke jenkins was sworn in tonight to serve out the remainder of the former da's term. nkins was appointed to the position last july after the recall of vote. she won a special election in november to finish out his term. jenkins on a familiar theme, promising to be tough on crime. the san francisco police commission is still meeting at right now discussing a plan to limit traffic stops. the goal of the proposal is to end racially biased traffic stops by police officers. the decision has been pushed back a number of times already. the public was weighing in on this proposal. the meeting started at 5:30. >> the alameda county board of supervisors approved a recount in the mayoral race. after following the election, rank-choice voting gave a candidate and edge. concerns about how votes were counted intensified last month when the alameda county register roy -- registrar they are considering holding a recount. barbara lee is planning on running for u.s. senate in 2024. she shared her intentions with the congressional black today. lee is going to wait to make a formal announ

brooke jenkins was sworn in tonight to serve out the remainder of the former da's term. ins was appointed to the position last july after the recall of vote. she won a special election in november to finish out his term. jenkins on a familiar theme, promising to be tough on crime. the san francisco police commission is still meeting at right now discussing a plan to limit traffic stops. the goal of the proposal is to end racially biased traffic stops by police officers. the decision has been pushed back a number of times already. the public was weighing in on this proposal. the meeting started at 5:30. >> the alameda county board of supervisors approved a recount in the mayoral race. after following the election, rank-choice voting gave a candidate and edge. concerns about how votes were counted intensified last month when the alameda county register roy -- registrar they are considering holding a recount. barbara lee is planning on running for u.s. senate in 2024. she shared her intentions with the congressional black today. lee is going to wait to make a formal announce

attorney brooke jenkins office will be allowed to preside over criminal case involving mayor london breed's brother, the attorney representing breeds brother tried to disqualify the da's office, arguing there is a conflict of interest because breed appointed jenkins as d a a state court judge denied that request today. jenkins had earlier asked the state attorney general to take her to take off the case and that was denied. the case will move forward with the office. but jenkins will not be directly involved in any proceedings. brother napoleon brown watched a reduced sentence for armed robbery carjacking and involuntary manslaughter. he was convicted of stealing money from a johnny rockets restaurant in the marina district in 2000. and while trying to leave the getaway car stopped right in the middle of the golden gate bridge where brown pushed the driver out of the car. a woman who was then run over and killed by a drunk driver >> children who live near the reid-hillview airport in san jose have elevated lead levels in their blood. that's according to a new decade long study published today. it found that the closer participating children live to the airport, the gr

. >> reporter: in the fall, da brooke jenkins reintroduced a policy that would allow prosecutors to charge 16 and 17-year-olds as adults in certain cases. in this one, she stated that by law, her office can't ask the court to determine if this case should be handled in the adult court because the suspect is under 16. jenkins revealed the 15-year-old has a prior record. this case is especially tragic and disheartening. in a previous case involving this minor, my office sought to intervene by seeking to hold them in custody where he could have begun rehabilitative services. sadly, the court ruled otherwise. >> i feel bad for his family and his loved ones. it is hard on all of us. >> 15-year-old teen will be charged with murder and arraigned on monday. >>> the case will be handled by juvenile court which is required by state law. >>> a quadruple shooting left one person dead in the mission district in san francisco. two men and two women were shot in their car around 2:00 friday morning on valencia street. bullet casings littered the ground. at least one of the windows was shot out. and there

district attorney announced charges against going and issued an arrest warrant that was today da brooke jenkins says quinn is charged with misdemeanor battery and called the incident completely unacceptable. she also said the vandalism at the foster gwen gallery from people angry at gwen is also unacceptable and must stop. >> car break-ins. well, they happen all over the bay area. but this week, san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood has seen the worst of it. take a look at this video. this is from filbert street on monday morning. the residents woke up to nearly 2 dozen smashed in windows up and down their street to a fleeting sense of security as well. >> we just all have to continue to be. careful. careful. at night. careful. i'm out on the streets. you know, it's really unfortunate. they seem to be happening more and more. so it's becoming a bigger problem. >> san francisco supervisor catherine stefani who represents the cow hollow area, says it residents should not have to accept car break ins as a cost of living in the city. she says she will push to add more officers a budget priority a

san francisco da brooke jenkins today calling the incident completely unacceptable. she also says the subsequent vandalism at the gallery from people who are angry and going, that's also an acceptable and must stop. >> an update now on the future of supervised injection, also known as overdose prevention sites in san francisco. mayor breed along with supervisor hillary ronen announcing that nonprofits must lead the way on opening new sites. but without city funding or legal protection, the breed administration took some heat last year for closing the linkage center in the tenderloin without the filling a promise to open several smaller sites by the end of the year. today, the mayor saying the city will remove current restrictions on non profits opening their own supervised injection sites instead of having to wait for federal courts to weigh in on the issue. meanwhile, a federal case on the legality of safe injection sites could be settled by the end of the month. >> downtown san francisco still struggling to recover from the pandemic. that's according to a new study

other news this afternoon today, san francisco da brooke jenkins will officially be sworn in. senator alex padilla will administer the oath of office for her. jenkins is the 31st district attorney to serve the city and county of san francisco. a new year's day shooting in san jose is now being investigated as a homicide. that happened on the west. san carlos haven't on west carlos street just after 06:00pm officers arrived at the scene. they found a man who had been shot. he died of his injuries. monday. police arrested a suspect yesterday. but the motive for the shooting and more details on how it all happened are still under investigation. and president biden is responding after classified documents were found in his possession. he told reporters his lawyers, quote, did what they should have done. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn. >> if there are any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. i my lawyers and not sugge

thank you da jenkins. good morning, everybody. i will start with d ajenkins left awl off expressing my condolences to the victim's families and everyone impacted by the mass shootings at half moon bay, monterey park and oakland. these types of incidents shake us to our core. and the basis of many of the incidents approximate are route in the hate. it is quite simple. they are rot in the hate. so -- it was tragic to start what should be such a great time with the new year and lounar new year with tragedies of this magnitude. as we always have to do, we have to look at each other and ban together and pick up piece and move forward. that's what this is about. this is about how we do it as a community. all of us in the san francisco police department value our long standing partnerships and nowhere is that more true than in china town. through this time of year for celebration i'm here to talk about something had is serious. and also want to say a few words hat san francisco police department is doing to strengthen our bond with the a

office ruling a conflict of interest because breed appointed jenkins says da following the recall, a former district attorney chesa boudin dean, a state court judge denied that request today, jake. it said previously also expressed concern with her covering the case requesting the state attorney general take over. that request was also denied the san francisco district attorney's office will be moving forward with the case. but bruce brooke jenkins >> will not be involved in any proceedings. reed's brother polian brown is asking for a reduction to his 44 year prison sentence for armed robbery carjacking and involuntary manslaughter. brown was convicted of stealing more than $7,000 from a johnny rockets restaurant in the city's marina district in the year 2000 trying to leave the scene. the getaway car stopped in the middle of the golden gate bridge were brown pushed the driver out of the car. she was then run over and killed by a drunk driver. >> next, want to get away? not on southwest second. take a while, but so too, can dhiving around the bay area these da

jenkins a deputy da at the time and a colleague left their jobs and join the recall campaign against. using the mcallister case file to support the recall campaign. in a statement the das office says it's able to prosecute this case fairly and impartially. >>> in san francisco a special reunion for group of heroes and a surfer that they saved from drowning. this happening earlier last month at ocean beach. the surfer was facedown in the water when bystanders rushed to pull him out of the water. they began cpr until the paramedics arrived. >> be aware of the limits and conditions. ocean beaches, it can be a challenging environment. you've got to know yourself. >> the san francisco board of supervisors presenting a certificate of honor to everyone involved in the rescue. our first alert chief meteorologist is here. >>> a warning to stay away from the waves out there. it's gusty other. >> this will be a factor going into the weekend with more rain in the bay area. tonight a little low in the action with some showers going through most of the overnight hours. taking a look at what we are

jenkins a discussion item. >> commission will discuss on going challenges small businesses face with the san francisco da brook jenkins. presenting we have brook jenkins. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for having me to come and speak. i am of the opinion the most unique things about san francisco is the small business community. i was born and raised in the east bay. chains are -- more of the signature big box what i loved about living in the city is having access to so many special businesses and inspect low owned businesses. as the da, i feel our responsibility as a da's office to protect that part of san francisco identity. i have gone upon around and met with members and stake holders all over this city, the thing i did after appointed was to meet with small business upon community associations. we met, you know, amongst others early on. i think my first couple of week in office. so, i wanted to make sure i was going around listen to small business owners across the city to find the challenges they had been sprngs. because while there is over limited partner in each community sometimes things are dif

breed joined other elected officials, including san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, contra costa county da diana becton and state senator. i show a hob to launch the new bay area. abortion rights coalition or b, a r c bark. the announcement comes just 2 days after the 50th anniversary of the roe versus wade ruling. and despite the supreme court's ruling to overturn it last year, mayor breed says the fight is continuing in california to protect everyone's right to choose. >> and what does that mean for various counties and the work that needs to be done. it can't just be the work of major cities like san francisco, los angeles. it has to be our collective responsibilities to deal with the challenges for any woman that comes to us and express is a need for support. >> the mayor says bark is also the bay area's response to last year's passing of proposition one which solidified reproductive rights in the state's constitution. the san francisco unified school district will not be observing 2 muslim holidays in the next school year. the school board voted to leave 8 out that hair and 8 out of t

brooke jenkins is san francisco's new district attorney. she is just the 31st da to serve the city and county of san francisco. she's also the first latina and second african-american woman elected in san francisco's history. u.s. senator alex padilla administer the oath of office today. >> california burger joint in and out is heading east. the popular hamburger chain announced it will open restaurants in tennessee in addition to an eastern territory office in that state. which means probably more to come in and out was founded in california. 75 years ago, the company has restaurants here, of course, as well as in nevada, arizona, utah, colorado, oregon and texas now says it plans to open its first restaurant in tennessee by 2026. for your help. tonight, regular trips through the fast food drive-thru could increase the risk of a potentially deadly disease. that's what a new study is showing. >> scientists with u.s. c say that eating less a fast food can lead to non-alcoholic, fatty liver disease. researchers found people who are obese or diabetic and get more tha

attorney brooke jenkins office will be allowed to preside over a criminal case, which involves the brother of mayor london breed. >> the attorney representing breeds brother was trying to get the da's office disqualified, say that there was a conflict of interest because breed appointed jenkins as district attorney that occurred after the recall. a former district attorney jason but a state court judge denied that request today. jenkins had also previously expressed concern about handling the case requesting that the state attorney general take over that request. instead, however, that was also the night. so the san francisco district attorney's office will be moving forward with a case jenkins will not be involved in any of the proceedings. london breeze, brother, napoleon brown is asking for a reduction to his 44 year prison sentence for armed robbery carjacking and involuntary manslaughter. brown was convicted of stealing more than $7,000 from a johnny rockets restaurant in the city's marina district in the year 2000 trying to leave the scene. the getaway car stopped in the middle of the golden gate bridge where brown pushed the driver out of the car. she was then run over and k

. >> brooke jenkins is now officially san francisco's new district attorney. she is just the 31st da to serve the city and county. she's also the first latina and second african-american woman elected in san francisco history. u.s. senator alex padilla administer the oath of office today. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 8 to chilling scene as video captures a woman's alleged kidnapping outside an east bay home. how police were able to track her down. plus, san francisco leaders preparing for chinese lunar new year how they plan to keep people and business owners safe during this annual celebration. and a new proposal could ban tiktok from some devices in california allowed more on that just ahead. >> in the east bay, some dramatic new video from the hayward resident security camera appears to show a woman getting kidnapped. >> the good news is she's been found but some viewers might find the image is a little hard to watch in the video. you see the woman apparently having a conversation with the driver before he reaches over, grabbed her by the hair and pulled her into the car w

happening this afternoon, brooke jenkins will be sworn in as san francisco's district attorney. she will be the 31st da to serve the city and county. she is also the first latina and second african-american woman elected in san francisco history. state senator alex padilla will administer the oath of office. the ceremony starts at 4 today at the herbst theater in san francisco. coming up this hour on kron 4 news. the irs is making some tax changes because of all the storm damage in our state. the new date. >> people in the bay area impacted by flooding can file their taxes. plus, new research is suggesting computer learning could help people with alzheimer's. how artificial intelligence is helping us better understand this disease. but first, we'll check on some bay area reservoirs to see how all this rain is or is not changing water levels. that's right. water levels. that's right. after the break. after my car accident, water levels. that's right. after thi wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the

and jenkins is going to be sworn in as san francisco district attorney. >> she will be 31st da to serve the city and county. also the first latina and second african-american woman elected in san francisco history. state senator alex padilla is going to administer the oath of office. that ceremony starts at 4 this afternoon. it will be at the herbst theater. >> in national news, the justice department now reviewing a batch of potential classified documents were found in a washington office space of president biden's former institute. and it's also getting a lot of reaction on capitol hill. so let's go to dc and rashad has been hudson has the latest warning shot. >> hey, good morning. president biden says he is fully cooperating with the department of justice. >> when it comes to those corsa 5 documents. the president also went on to say that he was surprised to learn that there was even government documents found in his office. as president biden wraps up the north american leaders summit in mexico. he's responding for the first time to classified documents. >> being found in a private

da is now charging him on that evidence. j.r. stone is following the case. >>ry own w sprayed it this homeless individual earlier this month was arrested wednesday after san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins issued a misdemeanor entry arrest warrant saying the alleged battery of an unhoused member of our community is completely unacceptable. >> i thought it was really disturbing. i think it is not ok no matter how bothered you are, it is not ok to write water at someone. >> alex lives in the area and is familiar with the person sprain often hearing her scream at night. >> she is often out sleeping here. she would stay around here, yeah. i don't know that it was bad enough to attack her. >> we spoke with him after the incident who at first did not apologize. >> i find it hard to apologize when we had no help with the situation. >> but days later he did offer remorse for what he did. >> i am deeply apologetic when i watch the video. >> many have had feelings of outrage watching this video. >> i was shocked and disappointed. >> we have a problem but that is not the way to solve it. >> some told us there are major problems on the street. a man who appeared to be intoxicated set up outside the

da is now charging him on that evidence. j.r. stone is following the case. >> move. >> the gallery owner who sprayed it this homeless individual earlier this month was arrested wednesday after san francisco district attorney brooke jenkinsa misdemeanor entry arrest warrant saying the alleged battery of an unhoused member of our community is completely unacceptable. >> i thought it was really disturbing. i think it is not ok no matter how bothered you are, it is not ok to write water at someone. >> alex lives in the area and is familiar with the person sprain often hearing her scream at night. >> she is often out sleeping here. she would stay around here, yeah. i don't know that it was bad enough to attack her. >> we spoke with him after the incident who at first did not apologize. >> i find it hard to apologize when we had no help with the situation. >> but days later he did offer remorse for what he did. >> i am deeply apologetic when i watch the video. >> many have had feelings of outrage watching this video. >> i was shocked and disappointed. >> we have a problem but that is not the way to solve it. >> some told us there are major problems on the street. a man who appeared to be intoxicated set up outside the door. s

. >> thanks a lot of date, 19 and tonight for jenkins is going to be sworn is as san francisco's new district attorney. she will be the 31st da to serve the city and county and also the first latina and second african-american woman elected to san francisco history. now state senator alex padilla is going to be administering the oath of office at 4 o'clock today at the herbst theater. >> well, republican congressman pat fallon is filing articles now of impeachment against department of homeland secretary alejandro mayorkas. the resolution claims that my orcas has failed to maintain control over the u.s. border and lied to congress about the border security. it was filed monday and comes as majorca says in mexico right now this week meeting with officials on issues that include the shared migration agreement rolled out by the biden administration this week during president biden's visit this weekend, he pledged to deliver more resources to officers who patrol the region. dhs says that marcus has no plans to resign. also in national news this morning, the justice department is reviewing a batch of potentially classified documen

da's request to hold him without bail. and the east bay oakland police are still searching for the people involved in monday night mass shooting, killing one man and injuring multiple others. city council member kevin jenkins who took office just a week ago just a few weeks ago, says as a lifetime, oakland resident, he's all too familiar with the history of gun violence. >> yeah, this is first time it's happened on my watch. a city council member. i grew up in oakland, you said and don't contribute every year they would have january first, it would have a list of everyone that was a victim of homicide in the city. and i grew up looking at that after i turned 18 to see who i knew that die. and so that's not a normal thing. and no young should have to go to that. >> anyone with any information about those involved in that shooting are asked to call oakland police. vice president kamala harris is in southern california, visiting the site where a gunman killed 11 people celebrating the lunar new year. the vice president also meeting with the families touched directly by that violence. mary beth mcdade has that story. >> you know, we've already had in our country this year already for britain, estimated over 40

jenkins . sf pd encouraged the residents to keep reporting concerns , so the department can collect data and prioritize calls for service. the da promised accountability , and push for a collective effort. >> as california residents, we have to look at the laws and see, do we need to make changes? right now, misdemeanor laws do not hold any serious consequences at this point. that is because of things that have happened over the worst of years to the laws. >> reporter: as for sam, the greatest concern is the individuals that do not accept city services. >> where does that put us having to walk down the street and go to the grocery store, or go to the bank, or run errands , and being integrated with people that need help. they need stricter intervention we need something more than just, hey, do you need help and the people say no and the city walks away . >> reporter: we saw that with the viral homeless video. >>> you can own a part of twitter. the company is auctioning off part of the san francisco offices after the mass layoffs. there are 11 pages of items. most are office furniture, including chairs and desks. there's also ki

strong working partnership with jenkins, the sf pd encouraged the residents to keep reporting concerns , so the department can collect data and prioritize calls for service. the dad accountability, and pushed for a collective effort. >> as california residents, we have to look at the laws , do we need to make changes? right now, the misdemeanor laws do not hold any serious consequences . it is because all things that have happened over the course of years to the laws. >> reporter: as for sam, the greatest concern is the individuals that do not accept city services. the mech where does that put us, having to walk down the street? grocery store, or go to the bank, or run errands , and being integrated with people that need help. they need stricter intervention, something more than just like hey, do you need help? will say no, and the city walks away. >>> staying in san francisco for the bay area beat, the police union says some suspected catalytic converter thieves shot at officers that confronted them near usf. this happened yesterday. one was arrested. two are still on the run this morning. no officers were hurt. >>> vallejo police are searching for whoever shot

reporter: district attorney jenkins went on to say her office weighing to do a better job referring people to programs that suit their needs. she says previous da did not do that properly. homeless advocates still say they are plenty of other methods to use to help homeless in the city, instead of reverting to harmful actions. in the newsroom, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. on storm watch again this morning. overnight, people living in the fox creek apartments in pittsburgh had to evacuate because of floodwaters. lena howland is live in pittsburgh. what's happening there now? lena: we are live in pittsbu right next to the fox creek apartments, or some folks do need to be evacuated because of serious flooding in this area. take a look right behind me. you can see where harbor street is blocked off because of serious flooding moving across the roadway and rushing onto's newman avenue. -- onto stoneman avenue. we are keeping a close sound this to keep us safe as well. the water is coming from the creek only one street down from stoneman avenue. that is why some folks needed to be evacuated overnight, because this just is not safe to be

jenkins. [applause] >> good morning, i'm excited to be here, not just as your da but as a san francisco resident who enjoys bringing my children to this area. they love the tree and they love to ice skate so i'm excited for them to experience the winter wonderful. i want to start by thanking chief scott and mayor breed who have been amazing partners to put us on track towards a safer san francisco. i also want to thank marissa rodriguez the president of safety alliance who has been big a part and made sure that myself and my office understand the concerns so we can address those concerns and make sure that businesses in our city thrive. i think for the first time in a long time, we've realized the connection between law enforcement and the district attorney's office and our san francisco economy. we can't allow our businesses to be ravaged, the rampant theft to go on and expect them to stay. we need to do better to protect, not only those businesses but the thousands of jobs that they provide to both san francisco and bay area resident who need the ability to take care of their families. and it'