george gascon put sutherland in a mental health facility. sutherland shot a woman 19 times in her home. yet another murder by someone who should have been in prison and george gascon blames everyone, but himself. joining us now is los angeles deputy district attorney sona. i hope i'm wrong. i hope there is not a district attorney that would put someone who is charged with a really violent crime like attempted murder in a diversion program. tell us what happened with stephan sutherland. >> you are not wrong. mr. sutherland was arrested for attempted murder for stabbing a construction worker in the neck because the construction worker was making too much noise for sutherland's making. under george gascon's policies, he was charged by gascon's office with assault with a deadly weapon. gascon has policy of not opposing mental health diversion versions and going along with whatever the public defender's office likes. the judge granted it and sutherland was released on the street and he went upstairs and shot his someone to death. >> trey: i used

yet another murder committed by somebody who should have been in prison, and george gascon's reactionso blame everyone but himself. joining us now is los angeles deputy district attorney and mru for joining us financially hope i am wrong and i hope there is not a district attorney that would put someone was charged with a really violent crime like attempted murder and it program and so tell us what happened with stefan sutherland. >> will you are not wrong. mr. sutherland, is arrested for attempted murder by lapd for stabbing a construction worker in the neck because the construction work was making too much noise for sutherland's liking. and under gascon's soft on crime policies, he was actually charged by gascon's office with assaulted with a deadly weapon instead of its of inverter we met him eligible for mental health diversion. and gascon is a policy of not opposing these mental health diversion motions. pretty much going along with whatever the public defenders office likes. sue prosecutor in the case, did not oppose the judge granted and sutherland was released back on the stree

alvin bragg, kim foxx, george gascon. mpaigns received money from george soros, a 2022 report by the pro-police nonprofit law enforcement legal defense fund found he spent more than $40 million to elect prosecutors who represent one in five americans. some of them have since been forced out or have stepped down as big city crime rates soar. voters showed former district attorney boo dean the door in san francisco. st. lucas attorney kim gardner resigned. >> instead of protecting victims she is creating more by refusing to do her job. >> a spokesperson to soros is coming to his defense saying he makes legal, fully disclosed money so they can get their message out. anti-democratic forces at the state level in many cases that are unlawfully removing reformers despite there having been elected by the people. his son, alex, is also getting into the family business. he helps run his father's liberal-focused charitable organization. on social media he touted president biden's re-election bid. since 2021 he has visited the white h

jason boudin, george gascon, even kamala harris back when the current vice president of the united states served as san francisco's top prosecutor. dergan, a former gym instructor and private schoolteacher, has suffered with homelessness and mental health issues for years. and he's certainly not the only one. there are 19,000 homeless in san francisco, according to the city's department of public health. and roughly half struggle with substance abuse or a serious mental health disorder. that's 8,700 homeless people in need of treatment, which is more than three times the number of residential treatment beds available. the city only has just over 2,500 mental health and addiction treatment beds. do you believe your office is capable of transforming the streets of san francisco if there aren't enough mental health beds available for everyone who needs them? >> i certainly believe that that is a significant challenge for us. i don't believe we can make a complete turnaround without the resources that we need to do that. >> reporter: for those who need help battling severe mental health disor

los angeles county district attorney george gascon said in a statement.e want to express our gratitude to the three women who came forward and bravely shared their experiences, their courage and strength have been an inspiration to us all. masterson was deemed a flight risk. the deputies surrounded him, and he put his hands behind his back and was handcuffed. his wife, actress and model bijou phillips in the courtroom when the first guilty verdict was read. bijou phillips, danny's wife, let out a sob and then the judge had to ask her if she could keep herself composed. the actor faces up to 30 years to life in prison. it's a stunning fall from grace for the 47 year old who rose to fame as the wisecracking best friend on that 70s show. oh, man. see this is why i didn't want to tell you. i knew you'd get all after school special on me. the accusations against masterson came to light in 2017. more than a decade after the alleged assaults. in 2020, the actor was arrested, charged and posted a $3.3 million bail. at the time of accusations in the early 2000, ma

. >> former san francisco district attorney george gascon was in office at the time.t lies. prosecution settled on a prison sentence that recently expired. yes, he had that full sentence of of 9 years. he was only >> required to serve. 85% of that. and so he had exhausted his time in custody. it had been released on parole. that was not a decision. >> from my but a decision you can make is to make sure that maybe he's never going to be released again. >> of course, we will be making seeking to make sure that he's held accountable in a way that keeps the public safe. these are not acts of violence that we're going to tolerate as a city. >> now, as for a motive, the district attorney would not talk about any possible connections between the suspect, the victim or the bakery. she says that remains under investigation. in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 we now know the names of the 2 men killed in a head-on crash in san mateo county. it happened last night near the town of pescadero. >> the coroner's office identified the victims as 29 year-old patricio cabrera, junior of sa

la county district attorney george gascon announced today a 24 page complaint was filed against atlas metal and its owners. according to the complaint, the company violated state environmental laws by not properly disposing hazardous waste. it says soil samples at the high school next to the facility showed excessive concentrations of lead and zinc. the company and its two owners are now facing felony charges. and now to the state of arizona, where a mountain lion made itself right at home. take a look at this mountain lion caught on camera drinking right out of a backyard swimming pool. this is in scottsdale. the homeowner says she was a little panicked and scared for her dogs, but in the end, no one was hurt. this happened right at the base of troon mountain wildlife experts say sightings like this are more common in the summer months. new at 11 tonight, a man and two dogs are safe after san francisco firefighters rescued him off of a cliff. firefighters shared video of that rescue operation when crews were called out to fort funston shortly after 1130 this morning. san francisco fi

district attorney george gascon charged price with having a financial interest in projects he voted onarges . this makes pryce the fourth member of the la city council, to be indicted in four years by . announced tonight he is stepping down from all of his committee assignments. however, he still remains on the council with pay. now to seattle, where the tsa is reminding travelers to pack smart and leave behind any thing that can be easily mistaken for a prohibited item. this is what agents found in a checked bag at seatac airport. ended up being a vietnam era anti tank replica souvenir grenade, but it looked like the real thing. and tsa agents say they had to shut down screening on a busy monday morning until that matter was resolved. and in arizona, an unusual seizure by us customs and border protection officers. officials in mariposa county recently discovered 270 swim bladders from this endangered fish concealed right inside a van of frozen fish filets. officers say the load has an estimated value of about $2.7 million because the bladders are used on the black market for medicine

. >> former san francisco district attorney george gascon was in office at the time. a full point lies. prosecution settled on a prison sentence that recently expired. yes, he had that full sentence of of 9 years. he was only >> required to serve. 85% of that. and so he had exhausted his time in custody. it had been released on parole. that was not a decision. >> from my but a decision you can make is to make sure that maybe he's never going to to get. >> of course, we will be making seeking to make sure that he's held accountable in a way that keeps the public safe. these are not acts of violence that we're going to tolerate as a city. >> now, as for a motive, the district attorney would not talk about any possible connections between the suspect, the victim or the bakery. she says that remains under investigation. in san francisco haaziq mod-yoon kron. 4 news. >> we now know the names of the 2 men killed in that head-on crash in san mateo county. it happened last night near the town of pescadero. the coroner's office identified the victims as 29 year-old patricio ca

the reason that tim fox in chicago that melvyn bragg in new york, the george gascon, the worst source prosecutor in the whole country, has decided to put entire categories of crime off limits to his district attorneys is because enforcing them have a disparate impact, not because that enforcement is racist, but because the black crime rate is so much higher. i have spent a lot time in high crime neighborhoods talking to the residents there. i go to police community meetings and i talk to the good law abiding people who deserve same freedom from fear as residents of park avenue. and what i've heard again and again, we want more police. i smell marijuana in my hallway. why can't you do something about it? they're smoking weed on the at the club that i see outside the window. why can't you arrest those people? why are you allowing kids to hang out by the hundreds on the corner fighting? whatever happened to truancy laws. people want proactive enforcement that are living with the effects of policing and the disparate impact crusade. they never get heard. it is a very bizarre thing. if you

. >> steve: they tried that with george gascon, too. and fell short.d by a lot of democrats you know in his heart he wants to run. so, ron desantis poked at the governor from california yesterday, when he was at an event in fort piers, florida. watch. ing. >> he has huge problems in his state i mean huge problems in his state. you see it in san francisco, l.a., see it in the people fleeing. california from its inception gained population every single year until he became governor. and, yet, with all those problems, he has a real serious fixation on the state of florida. i mean, i think it's just bizarre that he does that. what i would tell him is, you know what? stop pussy footing around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? so why don't you throw your hat in the ring and then we will go ahead and talk about what's happening. >> you would do a th two hour debate with ron desantis. >> i would do three. >> sean: do i hear four? >> ainsley: