. >> reporter: within minutes, sergeant david cohen with the lafayette, colorado, police department pullsi'm going to count with you, try and go with the counting, okay? keep up with that pace if you can, okay? >> hold on, i think they might be -- up here, up here! >> reporter: cohen sprinting up the stairs and into sofia's bedroom. >> what is her name? >> sofia. let me take over cpr. does she use narcotics? >> reporter: he doesn't think so. he only knows of her smoking a little weed. but officer cohen's experience told him otherwise. >> slight pulse, narcan administered. >> reporter: as the approaching ambulance gets closer, the narcan kicks in. >> she's breathing, yes, sir. >> reporter: sofia had taken a percocet that came from a drug dealer, not knowing it was laced with fentanyl. >> a synthetic opioid used to treat severe pain that is up to 50 times more powerful than heroin. >> i'm bored in my room. and i notice, you know, i have half this pill. why not? like, it will make me cheer up. i crushed it up, took a line, felt kind of sparkly for two seconds, and i woke up in the hospital.

tonight, neighbors have found an ally in their battle against city hall, city councilman david cohenpposes the site of the project as well, agreeing with their concerns about safety. >> our priority needs to be maintaining our neighborhood as safe places for our children to go to and from school and protect our children. >> this is used as a park. i would object to a single residential home being constructed in the area. takes away from the essential purpose of this place. >> cohen hopes to force a vote on the plan at wednesday's committee rules meeting. if successful, work on the project would stop while the city considers alternatives. >>> the race to boekd's next mayor is heating up. loren taylor filed his paper work to run. at least 16 candidates will be vying for the spot. chaves vacating due to term limits. a new drought rebate program in the south bay is turning more and more brown lawns into green -- cash that is. julie garrett and her family qualified for the santa clara valley water rebate program. pays homeowners up to $3,000 if they remove their lawn. they replaced theirs

joan walsh, david cohen, thank you very., happy, weekend all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> today, there are more people working in america than before the pandemic began. in fact, the more people working and america at any point in american history. >> the biden boom -- a jobs report so strong, even fox can't deny it. >> this is a blockbuster report. this is much higher than anybody was expecting. >>

councilman david cohen, who represents the area, just convinced the rules committee to suspend the projecthile the city considers alternative sites. new rules tonight for sonoma county and their vacation rentals. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the changes for the coast and other unincorporated areas. they include a new vacation rental license program that sets quiet hours from 9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., a cap on guests and parking standards. the board also approved a measure that bans corporations from applying for permits. >>> more than two years after the release of the netflix blockbuster "tiger king," a bill to ban big cats from becoming pets just passed the u.s. house. just last month, the oakland zoo took in a pair of tigers rescued from a drive-through exhibit in oklahoma. a total of four were saved from the abandoned zoo, two of them needing immediate attention. it was believed they were strictly used for photo ops and were left behind once they grew too big. >> these two tigers are living in small cages that had never been entered in years with feces and chicken carcas

council member david cohen says forcing officers to work overtime is not a sustainable solution to the problem. it is also raising concerns about officers, health. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, fbi, san francisco sounding the alarm about the risk of being hit by ransomware. >> what the industry's hackers are focused on right now. and a win for jazz lovers in san francisco. the agreement reached this week to keep a popular jazz club opened in popular jazz club opened in the city will be right back. when that car hit my motorcycle, popular jazz club opened in the city will be right back. insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> welcome back. 4.15. let's get a look at the forecast for the day and we've got good news and it especially for those of you that are inland is not near as hot in the days to come where we're sitting with smoke tracker does show some conditions to our north and to our east near or wildfires in th

. >> reporter: councilmember david cohen joined the chorus of voices opposing the project. he hopes to convince the council to halt the plans while other sites are considered. >> we think that this is land that cannot be converted into other uses because it's a parkland. we are working on making sure the council understands. >> reporter: mary lou hopes he is right. she fears it would tear at the fabric of the community. >> this is a park and this needs to be treated as a park. >> reporter: the question you are left with is, if not here, where? the city councilman says his office is looking at eight to ten sites and investigating whether or not they would be viable. if they are, he says he will shortly release that information. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> councilman cohen hopes to force a vote on the project at wednesday's rules committee. if successful, work on the site would stop while the city considers alternatives. >>> new at six, san jose police arrested one of their own. they sent out the announcement within the last hour. police officials say officer surrey was off dut

. >> reporter: council member david cohen joined the chorus of voices opposing the project.e hopes to convince the council to halt the plans while other potential sites are considered. >> we think this is land that cannot be converted into other uses because it is park land. we are working to make sure the council understands that. >> reporter: the question you're left with is if not here, where? the city councilman says his office is looking at eight to ten sites within his district and investigating whether they would be viable. if they are, he says he will shortly release that information. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a down day on the dow. the dow fell more than 400 points. the nasdaq down 20 and the southpointe lost 27. >>> the new jobs report shows the number of job openings across the country are down from 11.3 million to 10.7 million in the month of june. by the way, if you are keeping track that's the lowest it has been in the last nine months. better news for uber. even with higher gas prices and soaring inflation, the company, they say they're not slowin

today david cohen takes up the issue with fellow house members. >>> new numbers show californians doing a better job of using less water. in june the state used nearly 8% less compared to 2020 which is still lower than the governor's 15% target but water reductions close herb to that threshold and our usage down 13%. >>> let's take a live look outside. wow, look at that. a nice sunrise over the bay area this morning. glowing out there. let's check in with keri hall this wednesday morning. that's a nice start. >> yeah, and the sunrise won't be the only thing glowing today. maybe you will too because of the humidity. it's super muggy and looking at walnut creek starting out temperatures in the mid 60s. we'll head for the upper 80s today when you combine that with the humidity, it does make you break out into a sweat quickly. i wanted to show you this. i know san francisco you can't see the sunrise but talk a look at how gorgeous it is above the fog with these beautiful bright pink hughs in the sky and that's because of the tropical moisture coming in. we'll see temperatures there in the u

. >> people are forced council member david cohen says forcing officers to work overtime is not a sustainable >> the last thing we want is an officer to show up. >> we reached out to san jose police department for an interview, but they declined in a statement. the department says the national average for police officers per capita is 2 officers per every 1000 people. but in san jose, they only have one officer per 1000 people. we also reached out to the department to see if they are doing anything new incentivizing to recruit new officers and they say their policies. >> remain the same reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thank you, justin. there is a new report from the california attorney general's office. it shows the state is saying a big jump in hate crimes. a new annual report saying the number has increased 36% between 2020 2021. during the height of the pandemic, there were more than 1100 hate crimes crimes against asian americans. that was the biggest increase, but they anti-black category represented nearly half of all racially motivated crimes. although the

council member david cohen who represents the area convinced the rules kmoit te to suspend the project. they're considering alternative sites. the milpitas unified school district -- replace flts at the former samuel aer high school and district office. when it opens in 2025, the 95,000 square foot facility will feature 75 classrooms, experimental learning and s.t.e.m. labs as well as outdoor quads and court yards. >> where are they going to go to learn new skills? where are they going to go to be inspired? we know if people live and work and learn in mill pete dass, it will be stronger than before. >> construction voted by $284 million in voter approved bond money. >>> be loved jazz bar club deluxe is closing. supervisor dean preston confirmed the closure. rumors started to circulate after local musicians received letters from the owner announcing the closure. >>> preston says his team has reached out to them and is trying to figure out a way to keep the club open. that's a look at your bay area beat. >>> time is 6:15. let's get a check of weather and traffic beginning with first aler

an msnbc political contributor, david cohen is in washington. political contributor, and author of the forthcoming book, american psychosis a historical investigation of how the republican party went crazy. also with us is jill -- former assistant watergate special prosecutor, co-host of the sisters in law podcast, and msnbc legal analyst. what do you make of what you just heard? this republican defense of donald trump, that seems to be expansive within the party? >> obviously, it's extremely disturbing. we knew it was coming. those of us who are not tethered to the trump universe, really hold on to what the story actually is here. is that the former president of the united states held on to material that belong to the american people. for over a year. and, he knew that he was not supposed to have it. he knew it violated laws to continue to hold on to it. it appears today from our reporting in the new york times, that his lawyer said that they had given everything over and apparently they had not. all of this is to say, that we have a lot of que

she was a fantastic ladies time is 7 46 will happening today, san jose city councilman david cohen willce legislation designed to stop the construction of tiny homes in his district. the city recently approved the tiny home plan as part of the effort to provide shelter for the growing number of the homeless. but cohen opposes the plan to convert established parks into tiny home son. rights he says. it's a dangerous president for his district in north san jose. well america has a new city that's crowned as the king of high rent costs, and i'm not talking about new york or san francisco. it is jersey city, new jersey, right across the hudson river from manhattan. it beat out several cities when it comes to the highest average monthly rent. jersey city renters paying average. $5500 a month. has become a very popular place that live among new yorkers who've been working at home during the pandemic, and the popularity has been driving up the rental costs where you may be surprised what stores in new york are putting under lock and key right now is another very busy week on wall street, a lon

. >> reporter: councilmember david cohen joined the courses of voices opposing the project. he hopes to convince the council to hold the plans while other potential sites are considered. >> we think that this is land that cannot be converted into other uses because it's a parkland. we're working on making sure the council understands that. >> reporter: the question you're left with is if not here then where? the city councilman says his office is looking at eight to ten sites within his district and investigating whether or not they'd be viable. if they are, he would shortly release that information. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> now to the fire watch in siskiyou county where scattered thunderstorms are approaching the area where the deadly mckinney fire is burning. it broke out in the klamuth forest on friday and already covers an area larger than the city of fremont. this morning it's zero percent contained. the fires forced at least 5,000 people to flee including two people who passed away in their driveway after the fast-moving fire took over their cars. the pri

first, david cohen present ceo of the museum of american finance introduce our speaker, zachary karabell. then zachary will deliver his address for about 30 minutes. following the talk, david and i will facilitate audience questions, we would ask you type into the q&a section at the bottom of your resume screen. our speakers will be addressing as many as possible. also, please note we will be distributing by at lottery 100 copies of zachary's new book. you will be notified within a week as to whether you 11 of the books in the lottery. okay, before i turn it over too david to introduce our speakers, i want to ask you to consider making a donation to the museum of american finance or a gift to the gabelli school centennial fund which addresses student emergencies connect withh covid-19 crisis. you can make a tax-exempt gift securely online at the link provided in the chat. now let me turn it over too david. >> thanks jim always great to be back to contain this amazing wonderful partnership. it strikes me about zachary and looking into his background is not just incredible of the endeavors

joan walsh, david cohen, thank you very. much that's tonight's read out, happy, weekend all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in -- >> today, there are more people working in america than before the pandemic began. in fact, the more people working and america at any point in american history. >> the biden boom -- a jobs report so strong, even fox can't deny it. >> this is a blockbuster report. this is much higher than anybody was expecting. >> tonight, the string of victories for the biden administration, and the big win possibly still to come. >> we are actually helping the american people instead of just playing political games. and the political payoff for doing the right thing. >> i've been very clear, i think he's guilty of the most serious dereliction of duty of any president in our nation's history. >> reports of a quiet republican effort to try to save this chinese seat, will it work? plus, the julia podcaster from texas and his performative outrage. and a 50 million dollar judgment against alex

mayoral candidate cindy chavez council members deb davis, sergio jimenez and david cohen held a news conference on police staffing levels. they say there are 17 police shifts not being covered in the city every day, forcing officers into overtime. what's more, they say the lack of officers is leading to more traffic fatalities, including 43 already this year and more crime and violence. this lack of sufficient police officers. is throughout the department and contributes to other problems. as i know you are all aware and as we have just heard people eat sucker, the danger and delays of side shows tearing through our streets, day and night. as we just saw this past weekend once again. our businesses and their employees. from vandals. and even violence. officials say san jose has 200 fewer officers than it did in 2000 despite a population growth of 100,000 residents. a large fire had an apartment building in san francisco, injured three and tonight more than a dozen others are looking for a new place to stay. that's after a three alarm fire prompted a massive response from the san fran

council member david cohen says forcing officers to work overtime is not a sustainable solution to areport by the california attorney general's office and it clears up some questions about what constitutes a hate crime. the report also shows there's been a major increase and by us-based crimes. you have. >> kron four's haaziq mod-yoon with those updates. >> police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscrib its head. the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to violence towards the aap i community. >> the number of hate crime events reported in the state of california increased 36%. that is according to the california department of justice's annual hate crime report for 2021. attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held a virtual media availability to discuss the details in the report. although the term hate crime is commonly used in the community and in the media to describe a wide variety of incidents in the criminal motivation

you have council member david cohen who says forcing officers to work overtime is just not sustainable is clearing up some questions about. >> what constitutes a hate crime. the report also shows there have been a major increase and by us-based crimes kron four's haaziq madyun his breaking that down. >> police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its head. the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to violence towards the ap. i community. >> the number of hate crime events reported in the state of california increased 36%. that is according to the california department of justice's annual hate crime report for 2021. attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held a virtual media availability to discuss the details in the report. although the term hate crime is commonly used in the community and in the media to describe a wide variety of incidents in the criminal motivation must be a substantial factor according to the doj i

san jose city councilman david cohen plans to introduce legislation designed to stop the construction of tiny homes in his district. the city recently approved the tiny home plan to provide shelter for the growing number of people in san jose, who are homeless. cohen opposes the plan to convert established parks into tiny home sites. saying it creates a dangerous precedent for his district in north san jose to the east bay. the group youth spirit artworks wants to expand its tiny home village for people between the ages of 18 and 24 in oakland. the 1st 21 homes opened at risk young adults last february. the village offers job training and art programs for residents who are either working or going to school. now the group wants to add 21 more homes if it can get city approval and raised the $2 million it needs to pay for the expansion projects executive director hopes the new tiny homes will be up and running by fall of next year. and alameda county superior court ruling that cleared the way for uc berkeley to build student housing at people's park could become official as soon as toda

council member david cohen who says forcing officers to work overtime is unsustainable and they are raising a new report by the california attorney general's office and it clears up some questions about. >> what constitutes a hate crime, right. the report also shows there's been a major increase in biased based crimes. kron four's haaziq has an update. >> police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its head. the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to violence towards the ap. i community. >> the number of hate crime events reported in the state of california increased 36%. that is according to the california department of justice's annual hate crime report for 2021. attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held a virtual media availability to discuss the details in the report. although the term hate crime is commonly used in the community and in the media to describe a wide variety of incidents in the criminal bias motivatio

council member david cohen says forcing officers to work overtime.ns about the health of these officers. 22 minutes. 22, if something happened me, not that i'm around that to a half hour like, wow, that's a long time. >> 9.33. right now and there's a report on hate crimes to there's a new account tell for general's office report. it clears up what is a hate crime and how many are happened? exactly. that report also talks about there being a major biased in hate crimes as well. kron four's haaziq madyun has the details there. >> police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its head. the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to violence towards the ap. i community. >> the number of hate crime events reported in the state of california increased 36%. that is according to the california department of justice's annual hate crime report for 2021. attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held

council member david cohen says forcing officers to work overtime is not a sustainable solution to theroblem. and it's also raising concerns about officers, health. a former dublin women's prison ward. it has been indicted for alleged abuse of inmates. this is coming from the u.s. department 55 year-old ray j. garcia has been charged with 7 counts of sexually abusive conduct towards 3 women. and one count of making false statements to government agents. the doj says garcia lied to them about his conduct. however, he had allegedly asked multiple inmates to undress for him and have allegedly touched all 3 victims in a manner. a jury trial for garcia scheduled in to happen in november. he is currently out of custody and faces a maximum sentence of 60 years. if convicted. coming up here 3.45, today, a mysterious illness is infecting and killing dozens of dogs and betts cannot figure out what's causing it. >> we have the symptoms that you should be looking out for. and 3.31, bay area city is seeing a rise in dui arrests where one intoxicated driver ended up crashing their car. and up next,

san jose police department is pay thousands of dollars in overtime to officers but council member david cohenerns about officers who have to work all those hours overtime. and as far as their mental health. it's 6.35. and there's a new report by the california attorney general's office and it clears up some questions about what constitutes a hate crime. lot of you have questions about that. the report also shows he's been. >> a major increase in by us-based crimea. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon with that update. >> police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its head. the numbers speak for themselves when it comes to violence towards the ap. i community. >> the number of hate crime events reported in the state of california increased 36%. that is according to the california department of justice's annual hate crime report for 2021. attorneys representing california attorney general rob bonta's office held a virtual media availability to discuss the details in the

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cohen has made a fortune. he has to be trading in nothing. >> he has made it almost in triple, but what is mattering here, david, can they break the people whoshort and break the people who sold the call. >> does ryan cohen plan this stuff, and rely on the memes, and he has not made -- and he got into bed bath, and the company is not doing well. gamestop is not doing well. >> and the balance sheet is in question, and whether they can get the credit for this holiday season is in question, and there is about 950 stores, and all of the stores are close to targets. >> what is likely that the stock goes up or the company is bankrupt >> if the company were not so ill advised or would take my advice which is better than they are getting -- >> not gamestop, but bed and bath. >> issue 20 million shares right now, and go get quickly, quickly get approval, shareholder approval. >> they won't do it, and you know that. >> but they have to. >> and you said the same thing with gamestop, and they didn't do it. >> but after the money sale. >> they did it eventually. >> and bed bath can do it with the money sale. >> they won't do it though. >> and it is at le

rather than three months from now examining what is going on so, david, i find it raises eyebrows i believe it's not advised that ryan cohen's people are not advised to be able to file this in the midst of a troubled company needing capital by their own admission. >> right i do wish the agency would step in right now and put that inquiry through i wish company if they got the inquiry would disclose it and not do this thing a day late and i really feel like the company should come on aur and explain themselves of which they won't because they're too scared they don't have any -- and -- >> they don't have a plan. >> yeah, they have no plan the whole thing has just been one giant amateur out. >> yeah. >> and it's shocking believe me if, you're brian cornell from target, you would go in and you would see where your stores are next to bed bath's and wipe them out and that's all i have to say about this particular thing other than the fact that i haven't gotten 20% coupon in the last week from bed and bath. i want to know whether they're dead or not. we have a serious ceo next to us >> we do >> while we discuss this hapless situat

cohen first revealed his position in the company back in march. bed bath & beyond is still up 70% on the week thanks to resurgence in the mean trade david, i've been looking on wall street bets this morning, and it's kind of amazing i mean, they're just not buying it you hear commentary like this form is only meant to give notice, but a proposal to sell doesn't actually mean he is selling. does any of that even matter >> no. in fact, he very well may have already sold, although, again, i've mentioned this a number of times, haven't been able to confirm it, but a number of market participants are under the expectation that, in fact, he has, given the volume yesterday and the time of the filing we don't know. we haven't heard from mr. cohen in any way, and he had that significant options position we've pointed out many times that it was old news, but the market was treating it as though it was a new purchase. in fact, it was february 28th and march 1st when he bought options at various strike prices between 60 and 80. one would expect, given a move up there as well that he perhaps has benefitted from that it's fascinating to watch this craze yet aga

david. >> no. that's a game of chance. >> so is bed bath. it's a game of chance. and that's what it's become. the only thing that we know for certain is that ryan cohene backs of the foolish memesters made a ton of money. he got in at a low price, he got out at a high price. and we expect him to share it? >> no, he should never believed as an activist which is how he portrayed himself in this. even managing to successfully install some directors and then exiting almost immediately. >> you know what he did, he hit double zero. >> he did. >> very ard. >> he did. >> he played the game of chance. gamestop, we never talk about gamestop anymore, but we should because it's a mall-based store and i don't know if anyone has watched the mall-based stocks. but the decline in david simon stock of simon property group is frightening. it now yields 6.7. i think he's the smartest in the group. look at that. >> we did an interview yesterday talking about office occupancy, guys, national average 40 since may. and maybe that's a summer dynamic. but even texas hasn't been able to crack 60. >> if i were president, if i were king of the forest, i would say -- i would go

, yes >> david, you ever hear of a subpoena >> i've heard of plenty of those things >> you're going to see a little subpoena action. >> it doesn't mean anything is going to happen to ryan cohen. he's going to sitting on enormous gains >> i would hire a lawyer just in case they call, with the idea that i blew out of the stock at a brilliant time and the company wasn't able to sell stock. the cfo sold stock, but he had a program. now, we're going to have sue gove on at 10:00, the ceo? no she's not coming on the 10:00, or the 11:00, or the 12:00, or the 1:00, two, buckle my shoe. >> we'll watch the memes all day today, those two big ones wiping out a lot of the rally in the last two weeks as for adam aaron, jim, he came on august 5th and explained the motivation here is what he said >> with the creation of this new class of preferred securities, not that we would ever use all 5 billion of them that we could take to market, that would be crazy. but we do essentially have a lot of preferred shares that we can take to market to raise cash, to pay down debt, use for m&a and the result of all that is, this was a great announcement for amc. it pretty much takes near term survival com