. >> reporter: dotty pfister has been helping people with their taxes since the early '70s. her clients now are the children and grandchildren of previous customers. >> it's like old friends coming in really because they've seen me for so many years. they're ready to come in and hug me and kiss me, dottie, we're waiting to hear from you. >> reporter: this h & r pro has seen it all and is warning her clients to set their expectations lower this year. they're 11% less compared to last year. >> the big change, of course, is the lowering of the child tax credit. and, of course, there's no more gift like we got last year, which was like a big $1,400 to a lot of people. >> reporter: charitable donations also have to be itemized this year. if you're filing at the last minute, dottie says remember to bring all of your important documents in to the tax professional. the irs offers free assistance to people with a gross income of less than $73,000 a year and ask to get your refund through direct deposit. >> mailboxes unfortunately are not as safe as they used to be. if something asks,

dottie: still going quickly, 5-iron. jim: the wind is really whipping, uphill, right into the teeth of it. trevor: as you climb the green to the 18th green, one of the highest points at augusta national, much more exposed up there. dottie: four yards closer but one more club, 4-iron. that wind has a bite of temperature, too, or lack thereof. jim: we know what this will look like. just have to breathe on it. trevor: that's right. jim: this 18th hole has surrendered only two birdies in round 3. there will be more coming in round 4 and we'll have our final round coverage beginning at 2:00 eastern time. of course i say there will be more because it will be that traditional front left hole location. you know what this round reminds me of? until he missed the putt at 17, we were looking at it, and verne went through the catalog of major championships by koepka, the 120 18 at shinnecock. tommy fleetwood went throw and had to hold it together and had so many wonderful shots and up and down around the green, made so many four- an

and then it escalated to what you saw in the video with dottie swinging. that metal pipe. there has been no comment so far from the da's office. time now is 5.10, san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman wants the city to do more to stop. >> sideshows, he wants to create a new policy which would allow the use of unmanned drones to help. in a statement, he says that the policy change will allow the drones to identify and later impound cars that are involved in sideshows and that would help make streets safer. san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins called this a common sense solution. that woman is asking the city's committee and information technology to recommend a policy of using the drones for the board of supervisors to consider. >> well, san francisco supervisor dean preston wants more information about governor newsom's plan to use the national guard to help fight the city's fentanyl crisis. in a tweet, preston called the governor's proposal radical and said that the city deserves more than just a press release from the governor on friday, the governor anno

dottie's ninth birthday party, inviting all of daddy's friends, 18 other bassett balance.her and felicia sanchez run a facebook group for fellow basset hound owners, which now numbers 60 members around colorado. the original 19 members took a bus for daddy's party prancing around the park, getting goody bags and looking up cups. look at those basset hounds, they know frowns. those ears, hounds all smiles. we've got all smiles here, too, on this friday. because we've got a polka. please welcome t eva marie and the avalon jazz bag, politics and foreign wars. all the weather rather scores. that's the world news poker. on the back and a good night's sleep. you like do the world news poker? my true wide awakened? you're not wearing pants? well news now and everybody danced some fun. be a pal. every younger guy in galle world is. who cares what the bosses think . they're a goofy crew. and if your neighbors called the cops here is all you have to do. when they yell, tell them hey, it's news to me. that's the world news spoke of this headed for the one more minute poker. you'll kn

a trip to re embrace hungary, catholics. dottie pope francis has described his 2nd visit to this central european country in less than 2 years. and there was plenty of excitement at saint stephen's basilica in budapest. i must mad acquisition. we've come here with enormous expectations. it gives us a lot of hope and joy that the pope has arrived. we believe that this means a blessing for our country and peace and love for the world. i am harlow mohammad yard. i'll hear his voice. and i hope that will reinforce my faith on that. i just can't believe strongly because there are many problems. one not, and they're not getting solved. never will yo, yo, and you can take it away. earlier, the popup mat hungary, president cut the lead. novak and prime minister victor or abandoned he and the pope have had differing stances on several issues, most notably migration, and the interpretation of so called traditional christian values or been has defended tough anti migrant policies. we're looking at what with speaking afterwards to hungary top officials, he said the pontiff detailed his thoughts give

. >> reporter: dottie fister has been helping people withdr and previous customers. >> it's like oldy've seen me for so many years. they come in, and they're ready to hug me and kiss me. >> reporter: this h & r block pro has seen it all, and she's expectations lower this year. the irs reports average refunds are 11% less compared to last year, primarily due to the end of pandemic-era tax credits. >> the big change, of course, is the lowering of the child tax credit, and of course there's no more gift like we got last year, which was like a big $1,400 to a lot of people. >> reporter: charitable donations also have to be itemized this year. if you're filing at the last minute, dottie says remember to bring all of your important documents in to your tax professional. the irs provides free online assistance to people with a gross income of under $73,000 a through direct deposit. >> mailboxes unfortunately are not as safe as they used to be. so, i mean, if somebody asks what i suggest, i always suggest direct deposit. >> reporter: dottie handled 600 returns last year, and she's not slowin

francisco's hall of justice brooks district attorney brooke jenkins says the charges against garrett dottie will not be dropped. that's despite that new evidence that has come out that the defense says suggest those charges should be dropped. still prosecutors say that carmen yanni just needs to show up to court and testify. this newly released video shows what happened before former san francisco fire commissioner don carmen yanni was violently attacked with a large metal rod, the public defender's office, says garrett dottie, who is homeless, was confronted by carmen yanni armed with bear spray. the first thing that mr dodie does when he realizes it's mr carmen yanni coming at him. ducks out of the way with this coat covering his head. attorneys have previously shared several videos, claiming doughty was the initial aggressor for swinging this middle pipe, then brutally beating carmen yanni, causing severe injuries. but the public defender says she now has the police reports suggesting carmen yanni may be responsible for eight separate incidents of a man's spraying on housed residents all

representative, though, for dottie.nder says that that's not the whole story. >> doty did not start this altercation. mister. carmack nani. approach. mister doty. and threatened mister doty. sprayed him with pepper spray. >> in a statement kron 4 coming on, he says, quote, i am hopeful that this unfortunate incident will lead to policy changes to better protect the interests of san francisco. residents. and that my attackers will be fully prosecuted, end quote, coming out is expected to make a full recovery. and as for the suspect, dodi now faces multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. >> time now 7.36, a bicyclist was struck and killed near redwood city. all we know is a cyclist was 37 years old and writing on canada road near the lowly historic house west of redwood city owes around 5 o'clock last night when an acura ran into the bicycles, rear ended. the bicyclist was driven by a 22 year-old south san francisco resident. that was the driver. the victim's name has not been released. >> well, willow,

this viral video showing a homeless man identified as garrett dottie swinging a metal pipe and striking the former fire commissioner john kerry may need multiple times sending him to the hospital. dottie was initially arrested for assault, but now the san francisco district attorney's office is saying that the former fire commissioner started it all when he attacked it with pepper spray to get him to move away from the front of his mother's home. so based on this, the da believes that daddy was acting in self-defense and prosecutors are now deciding whether or not to charge the former fire commissioner. san jose police have arrested 2 men for stealing from a store and then shooting at the worker when they were confronted. this happened saturday near the corner of king and story road. police say an employee noticed the 2 men had taken items without paying for them. and when they approached the suspects outside of the store, police say one of the men pulled out a gun and began shooting. they both end left in a car that was nearby firing more shots at the worker and a security guard as the

scientists to prove that we can absorb new information while we're in the deep sleep stage. neurologist dotty's ella from germany's university hospital leipzig has been studying this in the studio home. in the study, healthy test subjects were ultimately presented with word pears, acoustically, while they slept. well, that is a german word such as house war compared with an artificial word on like talk l or court paired with the pseudo word allude hoffman was sort of meanwhile, the subjects brain waves were recorded via e g. b. like once the test subjects woke up, they were asked to categorize the pseudo words and for the result showed that the test subjects were able to categorize them with a better than chance accuracy for the horrific their father. but that doesn't mean that we can recall the words we learn while asleep, beyond semantic associations. does go home, is that how the brain is much better equipped to store new information when we are awake than when asleep or as we're sleep. it's only a very small, limited time frame during which the brain can take down a certain active state tha

scientists have proved that we can absorb new information while we're in the deep sleep stage. neurologist dotty's ella from germany's university hospital leipzig has been studying this in a studio home. in the study, healthy test, subjects were ultimately presented with word pears, acoustically, while they slept. well that is a german word such as house war compared with an artificial word on like tall gl, or court paired with the pseudo words alu hoffman in war. so either way, meanwhile, the subjects brain waves were recorded via e g. b. like once the test subjects woke up, they were asked to categorize the pseudo words and for the results showed that the test subjects were able to categorize them with a better than chance accuracy for the firewall. but that doesn't mean that we can recall the words we learn while asleep. beyond semantic associations, does go holistic of the brain is much better equipped to store new information when we are awake than when asleep, or as for sleep. it's only a very small, limited time frame during which the brain can take down a certain active state that resemble

for many genia doctors like ashley makin dotty free time away from what is rare and far from relaxing as a cancer specialist with a young child at home. she says her nights oh, ready? somewhat sleep deprived i went. oh, i feel i, i don't have to also wait. not worrying about the credit card bill isn't gas bills in the energy any. the things everyone else is worrying about as well. thanks in part to these financial precious. she's joining tens of thousands of other doctors in a 2nd round of strike action this year. they struggle have max and doc at. he says, bab, government spending decisions of forcing doctors to take action. you get so a kind of critical points where you have to is a stand up for what is what you believe in and or you just accept and leave such stress as driven thousands of doctors out of the profession or into depression with some even considering suicide according to zayed out in the jar, they struggle more than easter, and mainly due to the lack of resources now and the conditions under which they have to work. burner rates and medicine here were high before the p

dottie was shown on video from april 5th swiping a metal pipe and striking chairman jani a number of times. we want to warn you, the video might be a little disturbing to watch, but here it is. now. coming on. his legal team says the da's office informed them on tuesday of the decision to dismiss charges and instead consider a charge against coming on. e having on his legal team says the da's office is ruling the attack as self-defense dot. it was originally facing several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. but this incident between the 2 men apparently started as coming on reportedly asked audience some of the other man out front to not hang out in front of his mother's home at which point coming on e allegedly used pepper spray. now coming on, his legal team says they were notified by the da's office that he may be prosecuted for discharging pepper spray. so they're moving forward under that understanding. he has a and the san francisco police meet with people in chinatown now to discuss their commitment to ending crimes on muni. this comes after police arrested a man

police say 24-year-old garrett dotty attacked done carmeniani with a metal pipe on wednesday night. it happened in the marina district nearmagnolia. he suffered a fractured skull, broken jaw and had stitches o his face. our investigative team compared current crime rates to last year during this time. homicides, robbery, and assaults are all up, while burglaries and thefts are come down just a bit. >>> new at 11:00 for you, the fallout from an early salmon season closure continues to plague the bay area. local politicians and fishermen held a news conference at the pier in san francisco. they discussed the impact of the closure and their efforts to receive federal disaster relief. the fishermen said they can deal with most disasters that come their way, but the lack of fish is way above their capabilities to solve. >> but this one is bigger than that. we need help. we need help from our elected representatives to get federal disaster. we need help from the department of fish and wildlife to work with hatchery reforms. we need from the bureau of reclamation and the department of wate

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being ambushed by several people, one of whom you see here was arrested, 24-year-old suspect garrett dottieho have long criminal history. back to back attacks further feeling debate over how to handle rampant homelessness, drug use and crime in this progressive city following defendant police movement. >> we are short 500 police officers and not able to hire enough replacements. you people are willing to be police officers in san francisco. they don't feel supported, they don't want the job after politicians have been calling for defined and disbanded. >> fortunately is expected to survive but still no further details in the investigation into bob lee's murder. >> creative genius after leaving the state and visit. crazy. thank you so much for joining me now, chairman of the san francisco republican party, former candidate for san francisco da and former police officer, joe, thank you for joining the program. the mayor is calling for the national guard to come in. what about setting the climate of lawlessness and when the experiment doesn't work, called because to bail you out. >> what's int

he really is a fighter arrested 24 year old garrett dottie, charged with assault and battery, the crimeatizing those who heard or saw it all unfold because i love this city. and it's becoming more and more disturbing to live here makes me want to move to another city. i mean, there's no way to live in fear all the time. he is in jail on those felony charges. he's scheduled to be arraigned on monday in san francisco. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. 10 organizers at an east bay arts center say they're saddened about vandalism of artwork meant to beautify their neighborhood. richmond main street commissioned artists at nyad to make artworks in the form of hearts to decorate the green space on the corner of mcdonald avenue and harbor way not yet is an art space for low income east bay residents with disabilities. the artworks depicted the history and culture of downtown richmond. the rich knowledge of this group of artists who spends five days a week in richmond, observing who we are and what we do, um, was on display in these artworks. that really told the story of who richmond has been

with a metal bar and was hospitalized with major injuries to his skull and face. 24-year-old garrett dotti is facing charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. both cases are fueling the debate of safety in the city and the need for more officers. stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >>> we turn to video of a break-in at a cannabis dispensary in san francisco around 2:30 yesterday morning on 13th street near van ness. police arrived after the break-in began, but they haven't said whether anyone was arrested. this all comes just after cannabis leaders held a news conference, calling for more security at their facilities. >>> a world champion bicyclist is being remembered after he was hit and killed in san francisco earlier this week. now, his death is sparking calls for change in the city. more than 100 cyclists and friends gathered to remember ethan boyes on arguelo and washington boulevards last night. boyes was hit by a driver who crossed into oncoming traffic. that's where the ghost bike now stands for boyes. people in the crowd shared stories, hugs and shed tears for their

police say garrett dotty used a metal bar to strike the 53-year-old.ere this happened. >>> new this morning, the president of san francisco's board of supervisors is putting pressure on the mayor's office over the drug kwraougs in the surrounding area of city hall. he wants to confront mayor london breed about the humanitarian crisis playing out each day in the city's civic center. this is an area critics say is now known for the wide open drug use. a breed spokesperson said the mayor is still awaiting details on the logistics of the proposed public questioning. >>> parents plan to ask school leaders to take action over unsafe conditions. the coach says one player was seriously injured this past saturday. >> the positive from it is we are getting finally what these kids deserve, which is a safer environment for them to play, and a safer environment for the teams coming here to play and to make sure nothing like what happened this past saturday will happen again. >> the team is allowed to still practice on the field for now, but all the home games have

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he really is a fighter arrested 24 year old garrett dottie, charged with assault and battery, the crimethose who heard or saw it all unfold because i love this city. and it's becoming more and more disturbing to live here makes me want to move to another city. i mean, it's no way to live in fear all the time is in jail on those felony charges. he's scheduled to be arraigned on monday in san francisco. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. organizers at an east bay art centers say they're saddened about vandalism of artwork meant to beautify their neighborhood. richmond main street commissioned artists at nyad to make artworks in the form of hearts to decorate a green space on the corner of mcdonald avenue and harbor way nyad is an art space for low income east bay residents with disabilities. the artworks depicted the history and culture of downtown richmond. organizers say they believe that the artwork can be restored and they expect to bounce back from this vandalism with this and other projects. what a shame. yeah very hopeful that they can restore that. alright let's bring in some good

advicer sarah and senior vice president and senior portfolio manager at investment associates bryce dottyh. bryce, kicking things off with you can a market that is trading up on better than expected earnings, bank of america reporting double meat on earnings as well as renew. the stock is higher helping the dow industrials up about two and a third percent. dow industrials at the high of the morning, up 136. goldman sachs also coming out any moment and i want to get your take on what you're seeing in the banking sector because, you know, charles swab last 40% of value back in early march when the silicon valley collapse muddied the waters. what's your take as per earnings? >> well, because of what happened to schwabb the expectations for earnings are really low. it's a law bar to beat and they will probably beat it. i think they'll be a lot of relief that they've -- to hear the banks have finally jacked up deposit rates enough to stem exodus of deposits out of their banks. so that is giving a little bit of a pop to the stocks but, look, there's still some serious problems there. they will

he really is a fighter arrested 24 year old garrett dottie, charged with assault and battery, the crime, angering and traumatizing those who heard or saw it all unfold because i love this city. and it's becoming more and more disturbing to live here makes me want to move to another city. i mean, there's no way to live in fear all the time. he is in jail on those felony charges. he's scheduled to be arraigned on monday in san francisco. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox. two news. francisco police are still searching for whoever killed and stabbed kashef founder bob lee city leaders are trying to ease concerns about violent crime in the wake of the homicide in the rincon hill neighborhood early tuesday. police chief bill scott said he cannot discuss details while detectives are still working on the case. lee's death was one of four stabbings in a span of four days in the city. there was also a deadly shooting. hours after cannabis business leaders in san francisco pleaded for a crackdown on crimes against them would be thieves were added again. they used an ax a torch even a minivan to try and get

and that's when he says one of the men, garrett identified as garrett dottie, attacked him. says that. that's not the full story. >> mister doty did not start this altercation. mister. carmack nani. approach. mister doty. and threatened mister doty. sprayed him with pepper spray. >> well, in a statement, a crowd for cara met carrick, many says, quote, i am hopeful that this unfortunate incident will lead to policy changes that better protect the interests of san francisco. residents. and that might hackers will be fully prosecuted, end quote. he is expected to make a full recovery by the way. and as for the suspect. doting now faces multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. aggravated battery and serious bodily injury along with assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury. >> it's 5.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a % new bill tries to help college students facing an institutional debt. how it could prevent students from delaying graduation. and while keeping debt collectors at bay and a tennessee lawmaker, actually, both lawmake

yanni was violently attacked with a large metal rod , the public defender's office, says garrett dottieis homeless, was confronted by carmen yanni armed with bear spray. the first thing that mr dodie does when he realizes it's mr carmen yanni coming at him. is he ducks out of the way with this coat. covering his head. yanni's attorneys have previously shared several videos , claiming he was the initial aggressor for swinging this middle pipe, then brutally beating carmen yanni, causing severe injuries. but the public defender says she suggesting can yanni may be responsible for eight separate incidents of a man's spraying on housed residents all within four blocks of carmen yanni's home. his lawyers deny. it's him. this incident dating back to 22. 91 caught on camera. video is shocking. raised with a massive can of bears break this same weapon used in the dhoti. incident right now there, it's simply an allegation of who it is. district attorney brooke jenkins vows to prosecute for the attack that put carmen yanni in the hospital. it comes following rumblings and even carmen yanni's lawy

. >> and this is after his stellar record at dotti every flight in the u.s. grounded for a time today. that's the first time that's happened since 9/11, the train derailment in ohio, which resulted in a massive fire and toxic chemical spill, particularly under fire , is transportation secretary pete boutiette. >> do you think this issue will be sorted in time for the holidays? >> i think it's going to get better by the holiday. >> passengers forced to sleep in airports, luggage scattered from city to city christmas has just ruined. >> this was the worst christmas ever. >> i wish it was not like this. definitely hire that guy for the future. so three years ago, a lot of americans voted for biden, hoping that he was going to return things to normal. but now we know for biden, this is normal. a weaker, poorer america that staggers from one disaster to another three years of biden. my goodness, it's bad enough. do americans really want another term? >> so the only hope for our feeble figurehead president , the only hope he has is that enough americans decide that

it was this viral video showing a homeless man now identified as garrett dottie swinging a metal pipe and then striking the former fire commissioner multiple times sending him to the hospital that went viral. but this video is only telling us part of the story. kron four's haaziq has the latest details surrounding the district attorney's decision. this is from. november 6 of 2021. and it occurred on the sidewalk of magnolia. >> which is the streets that mister farming yanni. >> lives san francisco, deputy district attorney clay hathaway has still photos from a video that she says shows a man matching the description of former sf fire commissioner don carmignani carmignani's the alleged victim of the april 5th assault outside of his home in the marina district here at the hall of justice. the defense says this evidence supports dhoni's claim of self-defense being attacked with bear spray by the alleged victim. it is the same person that we see >> this video from the incident on april 5th of 2023. i have viewed. >> and right now they're it's simply an allegation that san francisco distr

the district attorney says if carmen yanni does not show up, dottie will have to be released from jail. but that does not mean those charges would be dismissed live in san francisco outside the hall of justice. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news a lot of developments in this case, something that will be continuing to follow brooks. thank you. the ninth circuit court of appeals has delayed the start of elizabeth holmes prison sentence which was supposed to begin tomorrow until the court rules on her appeal. attorneys for holmes filed that last minute appeal last night, the court ruled homes can remain free on bail. for now. she was due to begin an 11 year prison sentence tomorrow after being found guilty in january for defrauding investors in her failed blood testing company theranos well. extra counselors , psychologists and therapy dogs were on hand at northgate high school in walnut creek to help students there the day after a teenage girl was stabbed on campus rally. rasmus was at the school today when classes began. students say they're still stunned by what happened here yesterday wh

initially dottie was arrested for assault, but the san francisco district attorney's office says their investigation shows that come in handy actually started it all when he attacked with pepper spray to get him away from the front of his mother's home. based on this, the da's office believes daughter was acting in self-defense and prosecutors are now deciding whether to charge common any instead. >> it's 707, and supervisor in san francisco, rafael mandelman wants the city to do more to stop sideshows. he proposes creating new policy which would allow the police to use unmanned drones to help stop sideshows in a statement, mandelman says that this would allow them to identify later impound cars that are in sideshows and healthy sfpd make the streets safer. san francisco's district attorney calls it a common sense solution, man. oh, man is going to ask that this technology be recommended and considered by the board of supervisors. in the south bay. a woman has died after being struck by a vehicle earlier in the month in san jose. and this was around 11, 50 in the morning on april knife

he really is a fighter arrested 24 year old garrett dottie, charged with assault and battery, the crime, angering and traumatizing those who heard or saw it all unfold because i love this city. and it's becoming more and more disturbing to live here makes me want to move to another city. i mean, there's no way to live in fear all the time. jody is in jail on those felony charges. he scheduled to be arraigned on monday live in san francisco's marina district. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news spoke to the family about the road to recovery for mr carmen. yanni what else did they tell you about their feelings in this process? one of the things they said is they really want to remain private, but that they have seen a lot of sort of shady activity they described happening in this neighborhood. and it's very worrisome to a lot of the neighbors here, and they feel that not enough is being done. and they said yesterday or the other day when this happened , they had someone come by here and confront police officer confront some of these homeless people. they just picked up and moved down the stre

he asked them to leave, they became aggressive and that led up to the attack. 24 year old garrett dottiein custody facing assault charges. the suspects public defender says this is a case of self defense. now in a statement , carmen yanni said, quote as a native san franciscan and lifelong marina district resident, i firmly believe the city needs to promote the safety of its law abiding citizens over those who chose to do drugs and commit violent acts in our streets. today, san francisco board of supervisors meeting was adjourned until tomorrow because of a comcast outage. supervisors met briefly today before adjourning until tomorrow morning, supervisor aaron peskin said. a critical fiber at fiber cable at hide and gary was vandalized, knocking out cable to a number of comcast customers in the city. the city attorney advised the meeting be adjourned because of public notice laws. the lights are on at the golden gate bridge, and we can see them tonight and comparison in 24 hours ago when we were socked in with heavy fog at this time, because see the tip top of the towers at 749 ft. you c

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district attorney says if he does not show up to court today to testify during the preliminary hearing, dottieill be will have to be released from jail. but that does not mean the charges would be dropped. county says it will no longer use county resources to help immigration and customs enforcement agents detain people without a warrant. county board of supervisors voted 4 to 1 to approve the ordinance. on tuesday, the only supervisor who voted against it, mueller said in a statement. i'm supportive of the county's moved to become a sanctuary county. i am not in support of protecting persons convicted of the serious and violent crimes of rape, murder and child molestation. here's what another supervisor had to say on the issue. syria's violent offenders like the ones that, uh, a colleague of mine proposed, uh, in as an amendment for the ordinance. they go to state prison and they are no longer in our county jail or in our county system. advocates in san mateo county say this will help rebuild trust between law enforcement and members of the immigrant community. the ordinance will take effect

who was the main witness against john dottie, another famous new yorker?y really booker, i -- sammy the bunker, i do not necessarily think he was a standup citizen. people were happy when john gotti was put in prison. these are things that -- the third thing is that -- i forgot. host: we will take the desk out. guest: it is fair to say there was in other criminal cases were noting. there was another case. the trump organization has a criminal conviction. there is a question of why the charges against trump were brought regarding this matter rather than the other, but in both cases, there is a disguising of actual corporate activity. there is that commonality. it is also fair to say that prosecutors often rely on the word of criminals to build cases. i did the same thing for many years when i was a federal prosecutor. that is because people who commit crimes tended to do so with other criminals. there is a fair point, but it is also fair to be skeptical. i am trying to present both sides of that coin. host: call from north carolina, republican. caller: type

garrett dottie was supposed to have his arraignment friday, but it was pushed back to today., and he's expected to be charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the final phase of evictions of the wood street encampment and oakland is today. the evictions are expected to take about the next two weeks after a temporary restraining order was lifted in february, a judge determined that adequate housing was available for unhappy people living at the location advocates for those facing eviction say alameda county is still under an eviction moratorium and removing unhappy housed people just underscores the in equality of rights between the homeless. and renters. well, we do expect to see bay area protest today over recent court rulings putting access to the so called abortion pill in limbo. on friday, a district court judge in texas suspended federal approval of the drug medford christen. the ruling would essentially make all sales of the drug illegal well. that same day, another district judge made nearly the opposite ruling. directing authorities in 17 states not to make any chan

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