george gascon/fiscal de san francisco 1:00 esa orden nada mas que era por tres anos y a veces la victimachos problemas pudiendo renovar la orden ahora con la nueva ley ab499, respaldada por el fiscal de san francisco, george gascon, esa orden de restriccion sera por mas tiempo. esta legislacion ahora hace que esta orden sea por 5 anos y la victima puede renovarla por otros cinco anos otros tres proyectos de la asambleista nora campos firmados por el gobernador tambien buscan mas protecciones para estas victimas...uno previene que las intimiden a traves de las redes sociales. rolando bonilla/portavoz asambleista nora campos 1:35 yo no puedo ir en la calle y amenazar a alguien, pero en las redes sociales yo puedo amenazar a quien quiera, atormentar y no hay manera de parar esto, con esta nueva ley eso se acabo el segundo proyecto exige a la policia hacer cumplir la orden de restriccion mas estricta que existe contra el abusador, no la mas reciente. el tercero impedira que a las victimas les quiten cosas como el seguro medico o de auto, como una forma de intimidacion. con esta ley esa mama

george gascon is still waiting to hear from the witnesses in the stabbing death of january than denver and looking at whether or not montgomery could have been acting in self-defense. the associated press is reporting that denver's father is planning to make a public plea tomorrow afternoon for witnesses to come forward. legal analyst stephen clark says the fact that montgomery was released does not mean he won't later be rearrested and charged in the case. >> the key to the case is who was the initial aggressor. before you can use deadly force, you need to believe that your life is in danger and you have no duty to retreat and you can then use deadly force. >> reporter: in a statement district attorney george gascon said the san francisco flid has provided us an initial investigation. however not all witnesses have been interviewed. we have requested other evidence be collected before we make an assessment on whether charges should be filed. now the father of the victim is expected to make that public plea for witnesses to come forward tomorrow just before the giants came outside of a

. >> george gascon anuncio que el gobernador promulgo la medida que había sido aporbada en ambas cámarasl acoso le causa panico a la víctima. >> por otro lado, una ordenanza que promete tener las comunidades seguras de san francisco tiene opisicion. >> algunos supervisores se opusieron el mismo alcalde emitio una amenzana. >> el alcalde de san francisco pieden una enmienda a continuación le explicamos por qué. >> johan avalos esperaba la ayuda de los hombres, pero algunos supervisores decidierpon aprobar el proceso. >> el proceso de comunidades seguras que tenemos un sistema diferente al criminal. >> y precisamente dicha medida pide que no tengan arrestado a los inmigrantes por más de un tormenta invernal determinando. >> el autor de la medida dice que rechazará los cambios. >> lo que está pasando con secure community es que hay personas que están detenidas durante mucho tiempo y el gobierno está usando un sistema crminal para un sistema que es completamente adminitrativo. >> y esta es la discrepancia, el alcalde de san francisco también emitio amenazas por no detener a traficantes de hu

michael montgomery, walked out of jail late friday night after san francisco godistrict attorney george gasconaid he was not ready to file charges. gascon is still waiting to hear from witnesses in the stabbing death of 24-year-old jonathan denver. gascon wants to know whether montgomery could have been acting in self-defense when a fight broke out between dodgers and giants fans not far from the ballpark wednesday night. >> the key to the case is who was the initial aggressor. before you can use deadly force, you need to believe that your life is in danger and you have no duty to retreat, and you can then use deadly force. >> that was legal analyst steven clark who says the fact that montgomery was released does not mean he can't be later rearrested and charged. the victim's father is expected to speak outside at&t park before the giants game against the padres around noon today. >>> new this morning, antioch police are investigating a shooting last night in which one person was killed and another injured. officers say they responded to a report of a shooting in a home at the 2200 block of ba

george gascone hoping to dli dry up the black markets. >> i think this think is going to reduce the number of thefts and injuries caused by this theft. but again it's not going to happen overnight. but doi believe it will happen, fairly quickly. >> a lot of users told us they're waiting to upgrade and the experts say that not a bad idea often this is when bugs are discover sod if you need all of your apps working perfectly, you might proceed with caution. >> google wants to keep awe live and using it's search engine for a long, long time, launching efforts to extend our life spans. the story, let's hope it works we'd like to live a long time. >> agreed dan. senior senters here in san jose may see a big increase in giants. reaction so far has been positive and cautious. >> those working with seniors like to say 85 is the new 60 thanks to better nutrition. google would like to see more people live longer, that is why it's going to start calico. >> a focus group, 95-to 100 that could contribute if that is the focus to increase the quality of life to seniors. >> 88-year-old mary bell johnson f

. >> let me ask our law enforcement officials, mirkarimi and george gascÓn, do you agree with professorsimon? could we have a system that didn't like to the likelihood of reoffense or what the charge is or looked whether or not someone is coming back to court. >> go ahead. >> yes, i was referencing earlier there has to be stakeholders all the page. and for the sheriff department to reclassify and allow someone to be released, pretrialed, supervi supervised and that's high majority of the time. but if there was criteria charged and not just based on discretion of the sheriff or the district attorney. but the criteria to reconfigure and acknowledge so it's a part of law in the city and county of san francisco. that to me affirms our commitment to what this experiment would look like. to make a product of the discretionary act by those elected. so goes with that experiment the tentativeness of what this commitment would actually be. why is why -- which is why i would like to see what the mayor's office and board of supervisors to look at those forms of discipline and what they look like to

. >> let me ask our law enforcement officials, mirkarimi and george gascÓn, do you agree with professorsimon? could we have a system that didn't like to the likelihood of reoffense or what the charge is or looked whether or not someone is coming back to court. >> go ahead.

right now george gascon and malia cohen are discussing the details of a new federal ane mo comes at the bayview neighborhood. >>> we're following the latest on a hostage situation. we'll tell you about the local connection with one of the victims. >>> it's sunny and warmer today but rosemary orozco will be here to tell you how long it will last and what's in store for the workweek. >>> and the nerk's mup race -- america's cup racing is scheduled to begin in about an hour. why they may be postponed yet again. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> now to our developing news in kenya, that's where al- shabab militants took over a shopping center and gunmen were on roofs. security forces now control the mall. >> reporter: we're now into the third day of this hostage standoff here in nairobi. the kenyan authorities believe there's an end finally in sight. they say they've killed two of the hostage takessers and released m

this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a man who was released from jail. he was in the cell with michael montgomery and he looked to be a very young boy, but he is 21 years old, but he appeared to be a fish out of water. he said montgomery told him his story and said it was in self- defense. montgomery appeared confident with his story. alan wang reporting live from the jail in san francisco. abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. stay with abc news with continuing coverage. we will have the latest on-line at abc7news.com. you can get breaking news updates by following us on twitter. >>> a news crew is all right after an attempted shooting. it happened in san francisco. this as police looked for evidence inside. two armed men demanded the reporter equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. they fired shots at them. one was hit and they to

this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a man who was released from jail. he was in the cell with michael montgomery and he looked to be a very young boy, but he is 21 years old, but he appeared to be a fish out of water. he said montgomery told him his story and said it was in self- defense. montgomery appeared confident with his story. alan wang reporting live from the jail in san francisco. abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. stay with abc news with continuing coverage. we will have the latest on-line at abc7news.com. you can get breaking news updates by following us on twitter. >>> a news crew is all right after an attempted shooting. it happened in san francisco. this as police looked for evidence inside. two armed men demanded the reporter equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. they fired shots at them. one was hit and they to

this evening the district attorney george gascone says they do not have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. they said it is vital to have independent corroboration of the incident to meet our ethical obligation to charge this case. earlier we did speak to a man who was released from jail. he was in the cell with michael montgomery and he looked to be a very young boy, but he is 21 years old, but he appeared to be a fish out of water. he said montgomery told him his story and said it was in self- defense. montgomery appeared confident with his story. alan wang reporting live from the jail in san francisco. abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. stay with abc news with continuing coverage. we will have the latest on-line at abc7news.com. you can get breaking news updates by following us on twitter. news crew is all right after an attempted shooting. it happened in san francisco. this as police looked for evidence inside. two armed men demanded the reporter equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. they fired shots at them. one was hit and they took off

district attorney george gascone says more information is needed before charges are filed. >> well, first of all. i don't want to -- of this case that we're going to be looking at are involved in fan violence. once we are able to view the evidence we may be able to speak to that issue. >> reporter: friday morning police chief seemed confident police have their man. and in an interview with phil matier. >> we have an admission -- i mean they had him down there interviewing him quite a long time. >> reporter: back here in lodi the two men returned within a few minutes. apparently to lock the door. i offered to do an interview and hear the family's side of the story. the older man told me to leave my card and again sped on. earlier, mark montgomery told the lodi news sentinel his son acted in self-defense. >> he's not loud, he's quiet and just keeps to himself. >> reporter: are you talking about the father or the son? >> the father. >> reporter: i see. you didn't know about the son though until recently -- >> no i just learned about because i knew him by name. but i didn't know a lost name.

district attorney george gascone says more information is needed before charges are filed. >> well, first of all, i don't want to jump to a conclusion to this case thawer going to be looking at. we don't know one way or the other. once we are able to view the evidence and we may be able to speak to that issue. >> reporter: friday morning, police chief greg sir seemed confident police had their man. in an interview with chronicle and kpix 5 reporter phil matier. >> we do have an admission. they had him down there interviewing him for quite a long time. >> reporter: the two men returned within a few minutes apparently to lock the door. i offered to do an interview and hear the family's side of the story. older man told me to leave my card and again sped on. earlier mark montgomery told the lodi news sentinel his season contacted in -- son acted in self-defense in the stabbing of denver. >> he's not loud. just quiet and keeps to himself. >> reporter: are you talking about the father or the son? >> the father. >> reporter: you don't know about the son until recently? >> no. i just learned abo

immediately following the arraignment, george gascon had this to say. >> there's no other way to describe this case but simply to say this was a cold calculated murder. this individual went out hunting that night. and unfortunately, mr. valdez was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> several of the suspect's family members attended the arraignment. an aunt tells us the whole family is in disbelief. the suspect is now being held in a jail ward at sf general. >>> new at 5:00 a diplomatic breakthrough. for the first time in more than 30 years, an american president has spoken with the president of iran. president obama spoke by phone with hassan rouhani about iran's nuclear program. mr. obama believes they can come to an agreement but acknowledges there are hurdles. he plans to consult with allies throughout the process. but the phone call itself marks a big step forward. >> the very fact that this was the first communications between an american and iranian president since 1979 underscores the deep distrust between our countries but also indicates the prospect of moving beyond that diff

. >> reporter: san francisco's district attorney george gascon has been pushing reluctant phone companies to make this change. that's because half of the robberies in the city are smartphone-related. >> of course, i don't think the impact would be overnight. i think that there has to be an adjustment in the marketplace. first of all, the thieves have to understand that they no longer can use the phones because the phone will be inoperable. >> i think it's a great idea. it's somewhere to start. >> here we go. we are going to go to the icloud. >> reporter: but cnet says it has a long way to go. first of all, it's not automatically on your phone. you have to opt in meaning you have to navigate the complicated process of turning on the kill switch by signing on to icloud and then clicking on the find my iphone feature. once that kill switch is activated, temperature your phone gets stolen it will never -- if your phone gets stolen it will never work again unless the correct password gets typed. >> so before you could steal a phone, plug it into anyone's computer and restore it as if new and r

consequences are going to be lived on a daily basis in neighborhoods like the one that i represent as george gascone noted, four out of 10 latinos are afraid to report crime to the police for fear that by reporting somehow they're going to be connected to the immigration system. by keeping those people from moving forward and contacting, having the trust to contact that police department, you are not only making them less safe, you are making the entire community less safe. so, it is my hope that we collectively decide that we in san francisco are going to be on the right side of history because the right side of history in this case is clear. let's pass this amendment to ensure due process for all, not due process only for some. (applause) [gavel] >> thank you, supervisor campos. supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i did appreciate that you brought up all the community-based organizations that are celebrating constitution day and citizenship day. and i think it was fitting that many of the organizations that are in the audience today before us haven't just been here for this annual day, b

. >> george gascone says his office is die vefrting to community-based services.y include split sentences for addicts. he says if other counties did the same, the governor fwhot have to release prisoners as courts ordered and the under lying drug use problem likely to reduce all other criminalities. >> gascone says the state should change the law lenore anderson agrees that a prison first approach snot working. >> we know that resulted in high rates for people coming out of state prisons, 60% or 07%. it's been costly. >> saying between a half and a third end up back in prison within three years. not everyone supports changing drug fogs a misdemeanor. police officers association president concerned that as a misdemeanor addict kobz cited on the street then released without forcing them to go through diversion programs and says if that were the case they'll likely reoffend. >> a new bride married about a week thousand charged with second degree murder in the death of her husband this happened at glacier national park. a 22-year-old told a friend she was having secon

george gascone hoping to dli dry up the black markets. >> i think this think is going to reduce the number of thefts and injuries caused by this theft. but again it's not going to happen overnight. but doi believe it will happen, fairly quickly. >> a lot of users told us they're waiting to upgrade and the experts say that not a bad idea often this is when bugs are discover sod if you need all of your apps working perfectly, you might proceed with caution. >> google wants to keep awe live and using it's search engine for a long, long time, launching efforts to extend our life spans. the story, let's hope it works we'd like to live a long time. >> agreed dan. senior senters here in san jose may see a big increase in giants. reaction so far has been positive and cautious. >> those working with seniors like to say 85 is the new 60 thanks to better nutrition. google would like to see more people live longer, that is why it's going to start calico. >> a focus group, 95-to 100 that could contribute if that is the focus to increase the quality of life to seniors. >> 88-year-old mary bell johnson f

. >> the plan george gascone announced is designed to benefit children and adults.o unusual san francisco was turned down. the first time this city applied. >> we know that people have been exposed to severe violence early on not only are more likely to being victims but often go commit crimes them self autos gascone says research shows today's victim could become tomorrow's offender so the grant will support research as well as counseling and intervention. >> looking at the medical aspect of the impact of violence on people, and the brain. >> we're talking about going beyond adding more police to the problem. >> sab fran is one of 10 cities nationwide and only one here in the bay area to receive this grant. we're in dire need of this. and have been for a long time. >> now this bay view resident hopes to join with the d.a.and other city leaders who will have a year to develop a plan of action. in san francisco, abc 7 mus. >> a political money fight in the south bay keeping jant clara's newest library from opening this, is a picture of the ban dwlaer sits aboard the

. >> the plan george gascone announced is designed to benefit children and adults. so unusual san francisco was turned down. the first time this city applied. >> we know that people have been exposed to severe violence early on not only are more likely to being victims but often go commit crimes them self autos gascone says research shows today's victim could become tomorrow's offender so the grant will support research as well as counseling and intervention. >> looking at the medical aspect of the impact of violence on people, and the brain. >> we're talking about going beyond adding more police to the problem. >> sab fran is one of 10 cities nationwide and only one here in the bay area to receive this grant. we're in dire need of this. and have been for a long time. >> now this bay view resident hopes to join with the d.a.and other city leaders who will have a year to develop a plan of action. in san francisco, abc 7 mus. >> a political money fight in the south bay keeping jant clara's newest library from opening this, is a picture of the ban dwlaer sits aboard th

. >> the district attorney george gascon decided not to charge montgomery until the case was fully investigated and all witnesses were interviewed. he's also asking businesses with cameras in the area to hand over their video. in the meantime denver's parents and brother will speak publicly for the first time to ask anyone who knows anything about that night to please come forward. >> this case isn't over because he walked out of custody. >> former prosecutor jim hammer admits, claiming self-defense adds a tricky layer to the case. >> prosecutors in the self-defense case have to prove it's not just a wrongful killing, but that it was in self-defense and that can be hard in some cases. >> one more thing, when the suspect told his father that denver his him over the head with a chair while they fought on the sidewalk and that's why he stabbed him. abc7 news. >>> happening today, the giants are holding another fundraiser for brian stow. he's the giants fan beaten while leaving a dodgers game in l.a. more than two years ago. the team is selling special tickets for today's 1:05 game against the san

today at noon george gascon and malia will announce details about a new federal grant. they are calling the grant ground breaking. there have been several deadly shootings and home invasions. >>> sal, what happened in hayward? >> the traffic is beginning to slow down already. so if you are driving down to highway 9:take the san mateo bridge. it's already slow from 238 and it's also going to slow traffic on 238 trying to make that curve on 880. watch for slow traffic. northbound a little bit as people tend to slow down when there is a crash. remember howard street is closed between third and fourth for the next few days. the best way to get there is public transportation. you don't have to worry about the car that way. let's go to live pictures here. westbound bay bridge backed up for a 10-15 minute wait. no major problems by the way from san jose downtown. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good. happy monday morning. clear skies out there. a little bit of fog on the northern sonoma coast. we will go 70 in san francisco today. 57 right now. coast, bay, inland

at noon today, district attorney george gascon and a supervisor will announce a federal grant to put crime in the bayview. they will make the announcement at the bayview opera house on 3rd street. >>> time now 5:10. lending a helping hand. the surprise volunteers who helped clean up a trashed nfl player's home. >> the emmy goes to -- "breaking bad" > a night of glitz and glamour, mystery made at last night's emmys. >> first a plane in chicago experiences mechanical problems. how close it came to hitting cars driving by. >> looks like the first week of fall we are going to start to warm up for now. how long will it last? we'll talk about it coming up. >> and our east bay drive times are in the clear right now. we have an event going on in san francisco south of market that shut down some roads. we'll talk more about that plus the rest of your morning commute coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sund300 breaking bad guy :47 "holy crap... i did not sees coming." a-m- . >>> the big emmy winner is about to air its last episode. >>> holy crap. i didn't see this coming. >> language. "breaking bad"

yesterday district attorney george gascon said they didn't have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. he said it is vital for our office to have independent corroboration of the incident to charge in this case. stay with abc7 news forting coverage of the developing story. we will have the latest online and you can get breaking news anytime by following us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> this morning a kron4 crews crew is okay after an attempted robbery led to a shooting last night. it happened at third street in the bayview district in san francisco. hears a look at the news van as police looked for evidence inside. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporters equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. now a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound. police taped off his vehicle as evidence but officers will not confirm the incidents are related. >>> a h

today, district attorney george gascon joined community and business leaders in releasing a securitylan for a safer broadway corridor. >> we have to make sure that all the neighbors that obviously the business owners that have signed on to this and continue the commitment to this work because none of this will occur if we don't have everybody working together. >> the announcement comes days after a man was hit by a taxi crossing the intersection of broadway and kearney. he was seriously hurt. >>> have you ever returned clothes you have already worn? coming up in tonight's consumerwatch, how an upscale retailer is cracking down by shaming serial returners. >> it's a "star wars" type of concept, isn't it? >> how flashing lights could save your life. >> it's a whole new ballgame here at o.co stadium. we are talking metal detectors. the details as the news continues on kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on the consumerwatch tells , the idea is to make su >>> a new push is on tonight to change the labels you see in the supermarket. julie watts tells us the idea is to make sure that the label refle

michael montgomery walked out of jail after san francisco district attorney george gascon said he's notto file charges. he's still waiting to hear from witnesses in the stabbing death of 24-year-old jonathan denver. gascon says he wants to hear from investigators about whether montgomery could have been acting in self-defense when a fight broke out between dodgers and giants' fans not far from the ballpark wednesday night. legal analyst steven clark says the fact that montgomery was released does not mean he won't be later rearrested and charged. the victim's father is expected to speak outside at&t park before the giants game against the padres around noon today. >>> new this morning, apt i don't think police are investigating a shooting last night in which one person was killed and another injured. officers say they responded to reports of a shooting in the home at a 2200 block of banyan way about 10:00 last night. when they arrived, they found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. both victims, a 24-year-old oakley resident and a 20-year-old man were transported to a hospital. the 2

today district attorney george gascon will join community and business members to release a securityfor a safer broadway corridor. the announcement comes days after a man was hit by a taxi crossing the intersection at broadway a kearney. he was seriously hurt. >>> the state could give its blessing to "rideshare" services like lift, uber and sidecar today. the california public utilities commission might vote on regulations for those services. the puc meets at 9:00 this morning in san francisco. taxi drivers are opposed to the online-based transportation services. >>> it's now 5:38. some kids with autism could be misdiagnosed. what a northern california university discovered they might have instead. plus -- >> some of them mean sell by and some of them mean eat by. kind of confusing. >> do you throw away food when it's past the expiration date? why you might be making a big mistake. >> but first, caught but not cuffed. a man's daring escape leaves him flat on the pavement. and behind bars. [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source ava

yesterday district attorney george gascon said they didn't have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. he said it is vital for our office to have independent corroboration of the incident to in order to you our ethical obligation to charge in this case. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the developing story. we will have the latest online at abc7news.com. you can also get breaking news anytime by following us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> this morning a kron4 crews crew is okay after an attempted robbery led to a shooting last night. it happened at third street in -- and la salle avenue in the bayview district in san francisco. here's a look at the news van as police looked for evidence inside. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporters equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. now a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound. in the park

. >> yesterday district attorney george gascon said they didn't have enough evidence to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt. he said it is vital for our office to have independent corroboration of the incident in order to meet our ethical obligation to charge in this case. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of this developing story. we'll have the latest on the investigation online at abc 7 news.com. you can also get breaking news updates any time by following up on twitter at abc news bay area. >>> this morning a kron 4 news crew is okay after an attempted robbery led to a shooting last night at 3rd street and lasalle avenue in the bayview district in san francisco. here is a look at the news van as police looked inside for evidence. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporter's equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound.

district attorney george gascon will join community and business members later today to release a securitya safer broadway corridor. that announcement is days after a man was hit by a taxi crossing the busy intersection at broadway and kearney. the man was seriously hurt. >>> the state could give its blessing to "rideshare" services like lift, uber and sidecar today. the california puc might vote on regulations for those services. taxi drivers are opposed to the online based transportation service. puc will meet at 9:00 this morning in san francisco. >>> bob filner did favors for some of his staff before he stepped down as san diego mayor last month. seven staffers got pay bumps as filner was on the way out. the former mayor used public money to give the staff members pay raises worth more than $80,000. the interim mayor has taken away some of those raises but allowed others to remain. >> i think the ones who actually are retaining all the raise are people making $35,000 a year. these are people who are not wealthy doing public service. in other cases, we have an individual who is actually

in a couple of hours, san francisco district attorney george gascon will tell us about the city's neww. signed two weeks ago, it lengthens the sim of restraining orders to five years. it also makes it easier for victims to get a restraining order. now, his announcement is set for 10:45 this morning right on the steps of the earl warren state building. >>> the oakland police department is getting some help from the federal government in its battle against violent crime. the u.s. department of justice has awarded the city $4.5 million to hire ten new police officers. federal records show oakland has one of the nation's most understaffed police departments. oakland currently has 614 police officers. nearly 200 fewer than the city had just a few years ago. and the federal money will put more police officers on the street. >> through the department of justice' c.o.p.s., the city of oakland will receive what's the nation's largest single c.o.p.s. grant this year. >> le federal money will go to other law enforcement agencies in the bay area. here's a breakdown. alameda county will be able to

today at noon, san francisco district attorney george gascon and meleia cohen will announce a new grantbeing called a groundbreaking grant. there have been several shootings and other crimes in the neighborhood. >>> six people believed to haven -- believed to have tied up victims in a murder case are due in court. they are charged with killing steven reeve he was tied up on brussel street last december along with a woman badly injured. prosecutors say the defendants and the victims knew each other. >>> the trial starts for the man accused of trying to rape one of his teachers at summit preparatory high school in redwood city. this is a picture of 1-year-old david velasquez. when he was 19, prosecutors say he tried to force his teacher into the consider at knifepoint. when she fell to the ground, he reported i will tried to rape her. he's being charged with four felonies. >>> a woman is on suspicion of offering a bribe during a rape trial in san jose. the woman offered offered $30,000 to the alleged victim in the case, according to the paper, so she wouldn't testify. prosecutors say the