i want to go back to griff jenkins now.information, taibbi posting a communication from yoel roth who we have been talking to, this post about hunter biden's loont situation roth not only met weekly with the fbi and dhs but with the office of director of national intelligence. that's new. hopefully we will get more on that as well. and who was in these meetings and who he was with, trace. >> trace: yeah, mollie hemingway, your thoughts on tweet 0? >> we have a major problem in our country with our intelligence agencies. they don't just get involved with law-breaking. they actually helped run the russian collusion hoax which was an attack on the 2016 election which served to undermine the republican administration for three years. and here they are continuing their meddling, something needs to happen. i think about how angela merkel went off on twitter when they i could can off donald trump. we need a little bit of that backbone with people who care about this country and our freedom of speech and the need to preserve and de

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

we'll speak to statistics guru jamie jenkins , who has crunched the jenkins, who has crunched the numbers so you don't have to. plus a worrying new paper published in the bmj suggesting boosters are likely to cause a net clinical harm to young adults. we'll speak to one of the authors of that paper. do drop me a line throughout the show. gb views and gb news dot uk lots to get through include that big opinion monologue. i'm not pulling my punches. but first the headlines which to be honest, nhs . thank you very honest, nhs. thank you very much mark. this is the latest from the gb newsroom levelling up. secretary michael gove has agreed planning permission for a new coal mine in the uk in cumbria. new coal mine in the uk in cumbria . the plan was cumbria. the plan was recommended by the independent planning inspector. it's the first coal mine in the country for 30 years. the government's says the coal will be used for the production of steel and not for power generation . but shadow for power generation. but shadow climate secretary ed miliband said this was a terrible decision . owning a

we'll speak to statistics guru jamie jenkins , who has crunched the jenkins, who has crunched the numbers so you don't have to. plus a worrying new paper published in the bmj suggesting boosters are likely to cause a net clinical harm to young adults. we'll speak to one of the authors of that paper. do drop me a line throughout the show. gb views and gb news dot uk lots to get through include that big opinion monologue. i'm not pulling my punches. but first the headlines which to be honest, nhs . thank you very honest, nhs. thank you very much mark. this is the latest from the gb newsroom levelling up. secretary michael gove has agreed planning permission for a new coal mine in the uk in cumbria. new coal mine in the uk in cumbria . the plan was cumbria. the plan was recommended by the independent planning inspector. it's the first coal mine in the country for 30 years. the government's says the coal will be used for the production of steel and not for power generation . but shadow for power generation. but shadow climate secretary ed miliband said this was a terrible decision . owning a

i want to tell you, we're jenkins' fans around here, i'm coming to you live jenkins township, pennsylvaniaand named after one of your ancestors probably, colonel john jenkins from the american revolution. griff: i don't know that, but your reaction from this revolution from elon musk. >> first of all, i should tell you i've never been a big twitter fan and never thought that platform that gives you what, 256 characters to express your thoughts was a good platform to get people away from sound bite thinking? so i've never emphasized twitter in my work. the other thing is this, you know, yes, we have a very robust first amendment in in country, as ro khanna importantly points out. but it doesn't mean that privately owned information networks or newspapers, or tv stations, or cable networks, it doesn't mean they are-- they have to disclose things that they don't want to disclose in the news. it's all part of the marketplace of ideas and the first amendment doesn't require news outlets to cover certain things and, you know, there are people who have been so rash even to suggest that fox news d

i am griff jenkins. >> good to see you. merry christmas. western new york is certainly no stranger to have severe weather. rarely, if ever, this bad. the blizzard dumping more than d blamed for multiple deaths. listen to the governor and

griff: i'm griff jenkins, no appearance from president biden and former president trump on the campaign trail as both candidates have been pulling out all of the stops in the final days of the midterm elections. aishah hosni live in atlanta with more. hi, aishah. aishah: good to see you this afternoon.

jenkins has another one, racing down the sidelines jenkins is going to win it >> after forcing overtime as time expired, the jaguars picked off dak prescott and took to it the house for the upset win. jenkins sealing the victory over the cowboys, 40-34 >>> justin fields dodging a flock of eagles as he became the third quarterback in nfl history to reach a thousand yards rushing in a season. but the bears could not keep up with jalen hurts and the best team in the league the eagles get the win, 25-20. >>> a christmas gift for eagles fans may be under the tree next week if philly beats the cowboys they will clinch the division as well as the top spot >>> jakobi meyers gambled only for jones to snap it up and take to it the house with the no time left on the clock. the raiders beat the patriots in the final moments, 30-24 that loss boosts the pats out of the play-off pictures for now. the chargers hold the wild card spot after their win over the titans >>> let's turn now to the weather. and a nasty winter storm brewing as we get closer and closer to christmas. nbc meteorologist angie lassm

paul: donald jenkins balked at even entering a bank. >> you know, i just couldn't trust nobody. then the racial thing, you know. paul: because these are, they're white people at the bank? >> yes, mostly, you know, when you go in. but they switching around now. it's different now. paul: even so, says steve nash of nonprofit advance memphis, the anxiety lingers. >> redlining, i think, has been a big, big impact on the community as far as trust with the bank and its wealth stripping. when, you know, an institution says, no, we're not going to service you, that's a big deal. today we're still having to unpack and put back together. paul: in mississippi, where the unbanked rate is 11%, the highest in the country, credit counselor harris says there are other reasons people don't have bank accounts. >> the larger banks like u.s. bank and wells fargo and those types of banks are actually leaving the smaller communities. and in the case of the delta, you really don't have banking opportunities. they've closed down. paul: when unprofitable bank branches closed in a number of rural communi

paul: jenkins now has his own lawn care business.you're really proud that you have a bank account? >> oh, yes, sir. paul: proud and finally banked. for the pbs newshour, paul solman in memphis, tennessee. judy: it has been a momentous two years for lawmakers in washington. after tackling major legislation and surviving contentious midterm races, some are using the holidays to confer with friends, families and advisors about next steps in their political careers. and so are others who are thinking about taking the biggest step, a run for the white house. to talk about this and much more, it's political stakes with tamara keith of npr and leigh ann caldwell with the washington post. amy walter is away. it is so good to see both of you on the day after christmas, the monday before new year's. we do here politicians, some of them, saying i am going to take the holidays to talk with m family, close advisors, and friends. is that what they are really doing? tamara: i will say that one of president biden's top advisers said if they had not

here is sylvia jenkins. >> i'm sylvia jenkins, i'm griff jenkins' mom. our tradition mt.ily started in '87 with an ornament to be given to everyone with the birth of the first grandchild and, actually, this year's ornament is of the birth of the first great grand child. there have been milestones through the years of griff's wedding, of births, of family trips. it's been so special and a fun way to remember. merry christmas. griff: merry christmas, mom, and to my entire family and my wife kathleen and my daughters. my mom is with my sister amy and her husband dan and all of their kids. and that grand baby is cooper, born to sofie and ben, my niece and her husband, and cooper was just born, like, six months ago. and that is the sylvia's first great grandchild. carley: oh, wow. seems like such a sweet lady, your mom. merry christmas, sylvia. todd: we can't follow that. i mow what you're doing, literally cannot follow that. that was the highlight of the show. great to see mom there. my family's italian. we just eat a lot. so lasagna is what we do. and what's interesting abou

jenkins has another one. jenkins is going to win it. >>> a dramatic finish in jacksonville after forcing o.t. as time expired. the jaguars picked off dak prescott and took it to the house for the upset win. a victory over the cowboys, 40-34. >>> the giants' defense came up big against the commanders thibodaux scored on a fumble late in the fourth big blue stopped one last chaft for a comeback from washington new york gets the win, 20-12. >>> fields became the thirst qb to have the most rushing yards in a season. the eagles get the win 25-20. >>> a christmas gift for eagles fans may be under the tree next w week if philly can beat the cowboys on saturday, they would clinch the division as well as a top spot. >>> jakobi meyers tried in vegas and it did not work to him mac jones took it to the house the raiders shocked the patriots in the final moments, 30-24. that loss boots the pats out of the afc playoffs for now the chargers hold a wild-card spot after their three-point win over the titans. >> you're buying

all right, we've got griff jenkins coming up, aishah hasnie coming um. two full hours and what's at stake. fox news continues after this. >> honoring tradition, and they're laying wreaths at the graves of 400,000 heroes. these are live i am packages of the wreaths in place at sacred ground. welcome, i'm griff jenkins in washington. hey aishah. aishah: hey, griff. and in addition in arlington, they're laying wreaths at 3400 additional locations in all 50 states at sea and abroad. it's an incredibly important day and what i love about these images that we're looking at, griff, right now are all the children that are part of this. parents, mothers and fathers bringing their kids out to really experience this in person and to teach them the value of freedom and how important these fallen heroes are to our country, our future. griff: and those wreaths didn't just show up, they came from maine, the tradition started back in 1992 when the worcester family, decided they had addi additional wreaths where mr. worcester visited. and it went on for years and then an

san francisco da, brooke jenkins says the path will, quote, be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. well, a judge has denied bail for a woman who's accused of murdering 2 small children. this all happening in san francisco kron four's haaziq mod-yoon was in the courtroom. it has the latest. >> 34 year-old felicia green pulliam made her first court appearance here at the hall of justice in san francisco. she is accused of killing 2 little girls, a 5 year-old and a one year-old back on friday, december 23rd in the holmen ab road in the city's bayview district. according to investigators with the da's office, their father called 9-1-1 when he returned home that morning found his daughter's unconscious as apd officers arrived, tried to revive the 2 girls and called paramedics. unfortunately their efforts to save the children's lives were unsuccessful. the one year-old and 5 year-old were both pronounced dead at the scene in court. no plea was entered as pulliam arraignment was held over to friday. so the st assigned to the case can get up to speed. here are very serious allegations

. >> griff: and i'm griff jenkins, thousands of flights have been cancelled today, we have live team coverage today. adam klotz is in the studio tracking the storm and bringing the christmas forecast. let's start with jackie ibanez reporting on the devastating conditions. >> multiple families will be spending the holiday without loved ones, five people from oklahoma have died, including a 16-year-old boy. the storm is impacting nearly every state in the lower 48, mother nature unleashing fury during the busiest time of the year, leaving many with nowhere to sleep, except the floor of the airport terminal. >> im00 not optimistic, if it was a cancelled flight, it is not good. >> i got to go back down here, rebook or refund. >> we were anticipating the flight was going to get cancelled and rebooked on southwest and rebooked twice on united this afternoon. >> i contemplated driving in case flights got cancelled. >> 12,000 flight delays and cancellations for millions, six states are sounding the alarm calling for a state of emergency. accumulating heavy snowfall and temperatures plunging

griff jenkins has the details.re effectively a modern public square and they should not be engaged in censorship, growing anger against twitter's former leadership over allegations of censorship in a string of tweets thursday, journalist barry weiss revealed the company secretly limited the visibility of certain tweets and user accounts . many of those accounts reportedly leaned. conservative critics say this means former ceo jack dorsey lied in 2018 when he claimed under oath. the site didn't gauged in shadow. banning are you censoring people? no. twitter shadow banning prominent republicans. bad. is that true? no also allegedly censored, a stanford university doctor who was a vocal opponent of covid lockdowns. why saying he was secretly put on a trends black list which prevented his tweets from trending all this was reportedly led by a secret content moderation group, which included dorsey. republican lawmakers are now calling on a deeper investigation into these claims, saying twitter's actions violate americans

, an is stat man jamie jenkins, an indomitable survivor of the hell hole of telford samantha smith is here and my first guest is surviving just about, is here and my first guest is surviving just about , just about surviving just about, just about but no thanks is . majesty's but no thanks is. majesty's government claire hibbs is here. plus the most important part of the show that you what's on your mind what's your take on the future of this once great lamb brought low by the charlatans the river you can email me gbviews@gbnews.uk or you can tweet me at gb news grab yourself a cuppa or a snifter. according to taste. it's all coming your way after sanchez with . the latest news . thank with. the latest news. thank mark. this is the latest from the gb news, the prince of wales says there's no place for racism in society. the statement after a royal aide was to resign over comments made a reception in guernsey forlani, who's the founder of a domestic abuse charity, says she was repeatedly asked by prince william's godmother why she came from lady . hussey then challenged her after she t

todd: if you're these reindeer, griff jenkins. this fireplace is about to be stuffed as he at 5:00 when i have my christmas eve dinner. within day till christmas. welcome in to the beautiful set. griff: where are the beautiful cookies? >> i ate them. griff jenkins, carley shimkus and todd pyro. welcome to "fox & friends". carley: they're from spruce run farms. i like the placement of them on their head. griff: where else would it go? carley: well, it's like one big thick one right in the middle of the head. todd: can reindeer get cosmetic surgery to move the antlers or shorten them. carley: i'm excited to go out on fox square later in the show even though it's freezing cold. i've never pet a reindeer before. griff: that's like a horn straight ahead. carley: yeah, it's like a horn straight ahead. it's like the grinch. remember the grinch carton. todd: have you met a real reindeer? carley: this is a first for me. but we're also tracking santa in realtime with the norad santa track and shah gilani he just left -- he just left russia

todd: did you accuse griff jenkins of he leading the war on christmas with his jack russell. carley: i hope not. todd: it's breaking down on the couch. carley: i was zooming in, like is that a dog on a angel. it's because you love your dog so much. cuter than the average dog. griff: .griff: that sweet dogd angel has been through a lot. todd: you have photos you sent to us. pictured here is baby everl. carley: i love that name. todd: looking excited to share her first christmas. carley: this is a faux he toe of santa -- photo of santa breaking through the roof. he missed the chimney by three feet. griff: check this out, bella and dixie, festive pups dressed up in front of the tree. awe. that one, it goes to the dogs. i'm on the dogs' side. great stuff. keep sending christmas morning he photos to foxtofriends@foxnews.com. we have another 67 minutes. we'll get it in there. todd: 67? we're going 10 more minutes again today. griff: 57 oh, know, i was supposed to get -- oh, no, i was supposed to get out of here on time. carley: santa claus is back, he brought some presents. todd: c

prescott picked by jenkins taking it 15 one yards the other way, walked off winter.es, cowboys lose -- but the cowboys do up a playoff spot. the chiefs would win for the victory and also went overtime, five and half minutes to former stanford man dave is now scrambling. knock solution recovers, that was a costly mistake as well. very! as former -- breaking loose and he's gonna go to the house chiefs when seven straight title. coming up tomorrow aaron rodgers the packers host the l.a. rams right here on abc seven coverage begins at five, green bay -- wind keep their slim playoffs dreams alive. hockey, sharks hosting the games. jonah says happy with his down two to one great chance for nico mrs. the opennet. cannot believe it. the game though, elias on the power play. 19 seconds later, l another. two goals and 19 seconds. while at the sharks lose five to two. number 2 -- hosting tennesssee honoring the 19 -- cardinal trailed by five going into the fourth. game highs 21 points, giving them the lead cap at 12 013 of our 19 there. cardinal up for, haley jones putting up a

i am with jenkins. welcome to the big sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight. >> the father of one of the university of idaho students brutally murdered shares new information about the investigation we have not heard yet and it could help reveal a motive. >> the mainstream media scrambles after elon musk shows twitter staff worked with biden steam to censor the story. elon musk calls out that media bias. >> you know i love christmas, but some liberal democrats or liberal bureaucrats tried to cancel christmas and it is not just about christmas, it is hanukkah, to. taking a lot more weight than just your holiday cheer. we will talk about that coming up. >> first a win for members of our military is expected to happen this week. kevin mccarthy said he convinced the president to scrap in the annual defense bill. >> we will secure lifting that vaccine and date on our military. that is the first victory of having a republican majority. the first sign of having divided government. yes some compromise here. one party would never allow t

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he's an interesting quite like simon jenkins be a bit jenkins very seems to be a bit a hate figure initter circles. anyway, he pointed out the railways are nowhere near as crucial to the ongoing functioning country , functioning of the country, people assume, and they're absolutely lifeblood. in fact, something 6% of journeys something like 6% of journeys now are made by rail and 8% even of long journeys . and you would of long journeys. and you would absolutely think make them the vast journeys are vast majority of journeys are made by people in motor cars. yeah. and quite few of the young people who might be presumed, you know, prefer to go on the coach because it's about a fifth of price. yeah, yeah, yeah of the price. yeah, yeah, yeah you absolutely and not able is not able to sell the country to random random the idea that random random on the idea that he able to of derail he is able to kind of derail christmas or whatever actually a little all here little bit these are all here but only the progress but only against the progress history is best. take history probably is best. t

he's an interesting quite like simon jenkins be a bit jenkins very seems to be a bit a hate figure initter circles. anyway, he pointed out the railways are nowhere near as crucial to the ongoing functioning country , functioning of the country, people assume, and they're absolutely lifeblood. in fact, something 6% of journeys something like 6% of journeys now are made by rail and 8% even of long journeys . and you would of long journeys. and you would absolutely think make them the vast journeys are vast majority of journeys are made by people in motor cars. yeah. and quite few of the young people who might be presumed, you know, prefer to go on the coach because it's about a fifth of price. yeah, yeah, yeah of the price. yeah, yeah, yeah you absolutely and not able is not able to sell the country to random random the idea that random random on the idea that he able to of derail he is able to kind of derail christmas or whatever actually a little all here little bit these are all here but only the progress but only against the progress history is best. take history probably is best. t

i'm griff jenkins. hey anita. >> hey, griff, good to see you. i'm anita vogel. the white house denying any suppression and alex, i know you've been digging into this. what are you finding out? >> we're bracing for more. the thread released by matt taibbi, it shows how a small team of high ranking executives it more and more control over content coming to belief sincerely that it was twitter's responsibility to control what people talked about, how often and with whom. and the decision to remove then president trump from the platform. it doesn't come from a singular day or tweet. this happened after the election. he wrote the bulk of the internal debate leading to trump's ban took place in those three january dates, however, the intellectual framework was laid in the months preceding the capitol riots. another big take-away is how regularly the executives met with federal agencies, the former safety chief played a critical role in suppressing the new york post reporting. taibbi shared a screen, this post about the hunter biden laptop situation shows that he not o

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jenkins about that and jenkins said it is common and they will prepare for it.asquez be back in court facing attempted murder charges for a shooting in santa clara county. prosecutors say he shot a man accused of molesting his son but hit someone else instead. he has been out on bail while awaiting his trial and has pled not guilty. kumasi: the commercial and crop -- the commercial crab season gets underway and grabbers are able to set their traps. the season has been delayed to protect migrating whales. it opened saturday and grabbers will pull their traps and bring fresh crab to sure. dexter sure. concern for whales might mean that the supply is limited. jobina: we are getting new insight into how dim -- empty downtown san francisco is. real estate firm cbre found a vacancy rate of 27% downtown up 8% from last year and up 23% from 2019 the pandemic. analysts say that the trend will continue into the new year, but they think that there could be a rebound by the end of 2023. kumasi: the new year means new laws. gloria is joining us to tell us about the news law

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and jenkins is going to win it. >> holland all the way back. and stevenson -- inside the 30, flips it back. uh-oh, it is picked off. oh, no. unbelievable. >> oh, wow. incredible. chandler jones takes it in and wins the game for the raiders. >> those were some of the biggest touchdowns scored across the nfl over the weekend including that wild ending in las vegas yesterday that gave the raiders a 30-24 win over the patriots in what was stupidest way a football game has ever ended. this has been the dumbest patriots year in a long time. we also showed you highlights from a pair of the match-ups, bills in a snowy thriller. and vikings came back from 33 points down against the colts to complete the largest comeback in nfl history. now the washingtoncommanders hosting the giants, new york takes a giant step closer to making the playoffs defeating washington 20-12 in a match-up that came down to a goal line stand and ended with a very questionable noncall for pass interference. watch it here. yeah, thatis interference a million times over but wasn't

griff jenkins starting us off this morning. thanks. >> dana: ro khanna was one of the only democrats to sound the alarm about suppressing the hunter biden laptop story. he joins us now. a little bit from what you said to them. you wrote on october 14, 2020, this seems a violation of the first amendment principles to restrict the distribution of that material especially regarding a presidential candidate seems not in keeping of the principles of nyt versus sullivan . i say it as a total biden partisan. it has become more about censorship and became a bigger deal than it would have been. you are a principled person and understand the constitution and tried to warn them. i think they ignored you and now you have the revelation that actually yes it was happening, congressman. >> dana, it is problematic. look, technically they are private actors but they are a modern public square and should not be engaged in censorship. it is one thing for them to say don't put up sensational pictures of hunter biden. i understand that but to censo

our district attorney brook jenkins and our supervisor who is joing us safai. leaders who support this community and why is that important? it is important because when you think back in the not so distant history. not just 20 years ago, but back in 1967, the court case of loving versus virginia, the court case involved a couple interracial couple, a black woman and white man who wanted to be married who got married and basically dealt with a number of legal obstacles because it was illegal, illegal in this country for people of different races to marry. fast forward to just 20years later and our previous mayor gavin newsom had the courage to step up and despite state law and despite the united states law issued some of the first licenses to allow same sex couples to marry in san francisco. it was a proud moment in our city and our country history when that occurred. why is this important? it is important because in other places there continues to be obstacles. every place is not like san francisco. we represent values that others tend to follow but way after t

griff jenkins live in washington with more on this.f. >> reporter: cheryl, check it out, the "new york post" took notice of it two years later. who this guy is twitter former safety chief, his name is yoel roth. he admitted they shouldn't have shut the post story down saying this in an interview yesterday. we didn't know what to believe. we didn't know what was true. there was smoke, ultimately for me it didn't reach a place where i was comfortable removing this content from twitter but it set off every single one of my finally tuned ap 28 hacking link campaign alarm bells. that last part, cheryl, a reference to a russian hacking group. when the moderator askedded roth was it a mistake? he said, quote, in my opinion yes. i as for what is coming next, twitter's new chief elon musk he is talking about, he will soon expose details how and why the story got obstructed tweeting this. the obviously reality as long-time users know is that twitter has failed in trust and safety for a very long time and has interfered in elections. twitter 2.0

jenkins has another one. racing down the sidelines! jenkins is going to win it!d the afc west division in overtime thanks to this fumble right there. a great day of football. see to a fumbleruski? >> todd: that's right. and the new soft on crime push. watch. >> are carjackings certainly aren't down in either are the major crimes in the city. the law is not helping. >> todd: hear more from her as she fights to stop a major crime overhauled. >> ashley: plus, new surveillance video shows two of the murdered idaho students talking about a mystery man hours before they were killed. is he linked to the investigation? we will ask a formal hit homicide former homicide detective that what he thinks. stick around. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to ship

griff: i'm griff jenkins coming to you from new york.gainst argentina or australia and i think it's probably argentina. as you mentioned it's tough news for the u.s., it's our first time in a long time that we've gotten out

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

in a statement, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says, quote, >> my heart breaks for this family. i offer them my deepest condolences and unwavering commitment to seeking justice and will publish a green. pulliam has been in custody since her arrest on december 23rd and will remain behind bars after prosecutors successfully argued for her pretrial detention. >> do they said to the public safety risk she poses to the community if convicted of all charges, pulliam faces life without the possibility of parole. now, the relationship between the suspect and the 2 victims remains a bit of a mystery. the da's office wouldn't clarify and family members at the courthouse declined to make any comments. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. several new state laws are going to go into effect starting on sunday, including a pay raise for some people. >> so california's minimum wage goes up by $0.50 across the board to $15.50 an hour. that's more than 3% of an increase. but it's still less than half of this year's record. high inflation. it's going to be the fi

brooke jenkins said this issue hits especially close to home for her. she will try to hold the others accountable. catherine stephani represents san francisco second district , and says hopefully this serves as a weakness way wake-up call to those who are content with a status quo response . fentanyl has become a problem across the country, the single deadliest drug threat the nation has ever encountered. the telephone sayst re than 6800 fhealth people died opioid overdose, 5700 of those were from fentanyl. and the 10-month-old baby who ingested it was given narcan, a drug that can counteract the effect of an overdose, it can mean the difference between living and dying. one drag queen in san francisco is on a mission to make sure people know how to use narcan. >> kerry can point the exact moment he knew he had to bring his dream to life. >> after the 2016 presidential election, i decided all the things i wanted to do, that i had to do them quick. >> what he wanted to do was perform. >> as a drag queen, i can wear this mask, this persona that gives me t

. >> in a statement, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says, quote, my heart breaks for this family. i offer them my deepest condolences and unwavering commitment to seeking justice, unquote. publisher green pulliam has been in custody since her arrest on december 23rd and will remain behind bars after prosecutors successfully argued for her pretrial detention. do they said to the public safety risk she poses to the community if convicted of all charges, pulliam faces life without the possibility of parole. now, the relationship between the suspect and the 2 victims remains a bit of a mystery. the da's office wouldn't clarify and family members at the courthouse declined to make any comments. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. there are several new state laws that are going to go into effect starting on sunday, including a pay raise for some. >> california's minimum wage goes up by $0.50 across the board to $15 and $0.50 an hour. that's more than 3% of an increase. but it's still less than half of this year's record-high inflation. it will be