amy: and michael jenkins? >> to make sure nobody never goes through this again.mals don't get treated like this. i have never seen an animal treated like this. amy: i just want to thank you, michael corey jenkins, and eddie terrell parker, for your bravery and coming forward and telling your stories and also want to thank malik shabazz, the civil rights attorney with black lawyers for justice. coming up, we go to detroit to talk to a woman who was falsely arrested and jailed while eight months pregnant due to faulty ai facial recognition technology. she is the first woman to be arrested for this. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to another shocking story, this one out of detroit, michigan, involving a woman named porcha woodruff who was eight months pregnant when police mistakenly arrested her for robbery and carjacking. six officers showed up at her home as she was getting her kids ready for school. they took her down to the station and held her for 11 hours and t

carole, if these jenkins.ese situations were reversed and you put any other racial group, i don't care if you were talking about asian folk or jewish folk or or black folk , there would be or or black folk, there would be a national outcry about the racism . so why is it acceptable racism. so why is it acceptable when you're talking about white people? >> it's really not acceptable. when i heard that bloke , wilfred when i heard that bloke, wilfred emmanuel jones, saying that, yes, i was i was horrified because , you know, that's the because, you know, that's the moment we should have been talking about the achievements of these incredible women and what they had done the pitch. what they had done on the pitch. no, didn't win, but they've no, they didn't win, but they've done much more than that in the past of years for women's past couple of years for women's football. and he makes past couple of years for women's fo about and he makes past couple of years for women's fo about race he makes past couple of yea

jenkins says the key is to offer both treatment and enforcement. while there may b a difference in opinion and how to improve the conditions in th tenderloin, most residents are just hoping for some kind of change soon. >> we cannot keep talking about this. we need action, and we need it now. >>> trump is adamant that the 2020 was election was stolen from him. he pleaded not guilty to charges that he plans to overturn the election results, and prosecutors say that his actions fueled the insurrection before flying out of the capita to his golf club, trump addressed reporters. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> trumps lawyer said that he had a first amendment right to express his feelings. >> what president trump did was he said go patriotically and peacefully. that is an american right. >> congresswoman had this to sa tonight. >> there is ample evidence to prove that the president knew that he lost. he lied to member of congress and the senate. >> trump is still the front runner for nom

jenkins, authority. dame andrea jenkins, benjamin butterworth.y superstar malone do stand by my superstar panel me all night, but panel with me all night, but also on the way the issue named ancestors one of britain's ancestors of one of britain's greatest ministers, greatest prime ministers, william heading greatest prime ministers, williarcaribbean heading greatest prime ministers, williarcaribbean island heading greatest prime ministers, williarcaribbean island to ading to the caribbean island to apologise for his role in the slave but isn't it high slave trade. but isn't it high time apologising for time we stopped apologising for crimes to 100 years crimes committed to 100 years ago? neil oliver on that shortly. first in the clash as the sadistic serial killing nurse lucy levy is jailed for life for murdering seven babies. does she deserve the death penalty? former surrey police and crime commissioner kevin hurley takes on barrister gerry hayes and ukip deputy leader rebecca jay next. as ever, though, fascinated in your opinion on this? dan

what happened here. >> reporter: jenkins' injuries make it difficult for him to speak. >> it hurt.zed? have they ever asked for anything at all? >> no. >> reporter: rankin county sheriff, brian bailey, who is also named in a federal lawsuit by the victims but does not face any charges spoke about the incident in late june. >> i believe in my heart that this department remains one of the best. >> reporter: he later apologized saying he didn't initially fully understand the gravity of the crimes. today he issued a statement saying in part, we hope today's guilty pleas bring some sense of justice to the two victims in this case. jake, when you think about the pain this family had to go through, mary jenkins said she didn't think her son was going to survive this. now the big question moving forward, how many other victims have been involved with this goon squad? it's a question we'll continue to ask as well. once again, it's important to note that these men also pled guilty to those federal charges. jake. >> ryan young, thank you for that important report. >>> children as young as 5 y

jenkins were there. the d.a.ling the crowd dealers who go to trial are in and out sometimes in just hours. she also says she wants repeat offenders to be detained while awaiting trial, but only 16 of 100 requests have been granted. >> they can see the same person out the next day, not because my office is failing to do its job. we're going in, filing these motions, arguing about the deadliness of fentanyl and about the dangerousness of this conduct, and yet the judges are ignoring it. >> we are nearly where we were all of last year, and we're just at the beginning of august, with drug sales arrests. we're arresting people using in public, we barely did that at all last year. >> chief scott saying arrests have been up with the help of chp and federal agencies like the dea. their help has led to about 1,000 narcotics dealings arrests, mostly in the tenderloin and soma districts. meanwhile, the public continuing to voice their outrage over what they are experiencing in their neighborhoods. they say things are becomi

in july i spoke to parker, jenkins and jenkins' mother. >> they started beating many he here.s injuries make it difficult for him to speak. >> has anyone from the department reached out to you and apologized or ever asked for anything at all? >> reporter: franklin county sheriff brian bailey spoke at a press conference about the incident if late june. >> i believe in my heart that this department is one of the best in the state and i'm committed to do everything in my power to keep this department on a correct path moving forward. >> reporter: yesterday he issued an apology and didn't understand the gravity of the crimes until recently. in february, along with the state of the mississippi, were able to secure guilty pleas of all accused. >> not only did they brazenly commit these acts but firing a shot through one of victim's mouths. they left him lying in a pool of blood. ga gathered on the porch of the house to discuss how to cover it up. what indifference. what disregard for life. >> reporter: a life that will never be the same for either of these two men. >> it is hard to

jeanette jenkins told ktvu the people found dead are part of her family and that her boyfriend's brother is to blame for the killings. she says she saw him a few days ago agitated and unsettled, likely due to an addiction because he has a mental problem if he doesn't have any drugs, he acts crazy. police haven't said if they have a suspect in custody. obviously, my heart goes out to the you know, the victims or whatever, whatever transpired. we don't really have a whole lot of information now. but i do know they were interviewing quite a few people there was a lot of tears as a safety precaution. property management sent out this message alerting people of the situation, adding a 24 hour security service has been hired and is available to assist people if they feel they're in danger and it's just very surprising, especially because we live here and it's just we have to be more careful in the san jose police department says it won't have any more updates until monday. meantime, they are asking anyone in the apartment complex with home surveillance video to review it. and possibly submit i

in july i spoke to parker, jenkins and jenkins' mother, and toured the home where the crimes occurred>> here's the spot and they started beating me here, and tasing me, and you can see, you know, blood spots now, and my blood spots there. >> reporter: jenkins' injuries make it difficult for him to speak. had anyone from the department ever reached out to you and apologized? have they ever asked for anything at all? >> reporter: ranking county sheriff ryan bailey spoke to press conference about the incident in late june. >> i believe in my heart this department remains one of the best departments in our state and i'm committed to doing everything in my power to keep this department on a correct path moving forward. >> reporter: yesterday he issued an apology and said he didn't fully understand the gravity of the crimes committed until recently. federal authorities began their review in february. they along with the state of mississippi were able to secure guilty pleas of all accused. >> not only did they brazenly commit these acts, but after inflicting serious bodily injury by firing a

the federal complaint says one officer put a gun in jenkins' mouth, pulled the trigger and nearly killed him. >> what did i do? are these, you know, really officers? you know, do they do this? why are they doing it to me? >> reporter: authorities say the officers tried to cover up their crime by planting a gun in the home and drugs on the victims after their so-called raid. the officers charged with several crimes including civil rights violations and obstruction of justice. >> in their minds the law and the constitution be damned. they became the criminals they swore to protect us from. >> reporter: after their guilty plea to federal charges, the members of the goon squad face state charges and years behind bars. lester. >> miguel, thank you. >>> torrential rains caused flash flood emergencies and people had to be rescued from their homes in northwest tennessee, which got more than 11 inches of rain. rescues and evacuations were also reported in parts of kentucky and alabama while in other parts of the south, southwest and plains, almost 50 million people remain under heat alerts with m

dame anthony jenkins, thank much. but jenkins, thank you so much.up with the nhs and labour huge 40% labour run wales seen a huge 40% rise patients seeking rise of patients seeking treatment in england, is this a sign of things to come under a labour government in westminster? superstar panel westminster? my superstar panel will return to debate that for soon next as this moment where an autistic girl is dragged from her home calling a female her home for calling a female cop lesbian shocks nation. cop a lesbian shocks the nation. have lost the have the police lost the moral plot arresting teenager plot for arresting this teenager for crime? olivia rio, for a hate crime? olivia rio, neil oliver live on this (tannoy) this is the final call for all long—distance lovers. i'm flying round the world to marry a man that i've never met. how do i know that you're even the person you say you are? please fasten your seatbelts... maybe we're not actually supposed - to be in this relationship.- ..as we expect turbulence ahead. can you not see my insides breakin

the bullet lacerated jenkins' tongue, broke his jaw, and exited through his neck. officers then planted drugs at the scene in an attempt to cover up their act. the officers have also pleaded guilty to federal charges. visit democracynow.org to see our recent interview with the victims michael corey jenkins and eddie terrell parker. some of the officers face life in prison. in nebraska, a judge has upheld a new statewide ban on abortion after 12 weeks and a ban on gender-affirming care for minors. ruth richardson, the ceo of planned parenthood north central states, decried the ruling saying it was a "devastating blow to nebraskans' fundamental right to make what should be private decisions between them and their doctors." the number of unhoused people in the united states has jumped 11% over the past year, the largest increase in at least 15 years. this according to a tally by "the wall street journal." rising housing costs and the cancellation of covid-19 relief funds have helped fuel the rise in people unable to find or afford housing. and "the washington post" ha

dame anthony jenkins, thank much. but jenkins, thank you so much.g up with the nhs and labour huge 40% labour run wales seen a huge 40% rise patients seeking rise of patients seeking treatment in england, is this a sign of things to come under a labour government in westminster? superstar panel westminster? my superstar panel will return to debate that for soon next as this moment where an autistic girl is dragged from her home calling a female her home for calling a female cop lesbian shocks nation. cop a lesbian shocks the nation. have lost the have the police lost the moral plot arresting teenager plot for arresting this teenager for crime? olivia rio, for a hate crime? olivia rio, neil oliver live on this next lady. colin campbell, an and phil dampier with exclusive live royal revelations shortly . first royal revelations shortly. first though, neil oliver is tonight's outsider and the scandal of a 16 year old autistic girl who was arrested by cops in her own home for saying a female police officer was a, quote, lesbian like her nana continues t

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griff jenkins was down there, asked him a little bit about his music. of what suddenly the biggest star in music oliver anthony had to say about those folks who showed up to listen to him. >> are you surprised that the public has reacted the way they did? do you realize the crowd is touched by your music. >> yeah. it resonates the suffering in the world right now. like even in our own country. we have had years of people feeling depressed and hopeless ander time you look at the tv or get online everything is negative. and so i think people are just desperate for something positive again, you know, like there has been a lot of people die for us to be able to stand on this dirt and do what it is we do every day. and we should be excited for it. >> griff: what do you hope comes of the song and your music. i know you turned $8 million down. you did a great statement you say you don't want jets. you don't want tour buses. what do you want? >> i just want to go back to the woods, honestly. but, no, what i really want in the bigger scheme of things is people t

and griff jenkins joins us now. griff, great work.s show yesterday, went if found oliver anthony, i think, at a concert is. and i'm just curious, was it hard once you were there to make contact and get him to talk about his, that what's happened in this past two weeks of his life in. >> first, will and pete, i just channeled your energy from the navy swim. i told rachel i'm going to run at navy seal speed to get down to north carolina. but you know, guys, i was thinking about what i would say to you to try and describe what it was like when our producer ari and i went down there to sort of experience this free concert, and i wanted to avoid cliches but with you can't. this guy's the real deal. and all of his other songs sound similar and have that same connection. and, pete, you know, you had said on social media, i'd seen you were talking about how he really has this sort of creedence clearwater revival to it, really touching the working class, and that formed one of my questions when i was able to talk to him. here's a little bit of

jenkins says the key is to have both enforcement and treatment. >> we have a job to do and if it was simple as going out and saying, hey you know, you seem to be addicted, would you like treatment?, we wouldn't have a problem. >> reporter: while there may be a difference in opinion in how to improve the conditions in the tenderloin, most residents are just hoping for some kind of change soon. >> it's about getting to solutions, to make that possible. we can't keep talking about this. we need action. and we need it now. >>> north bay this morning. look at this. several sights of a mountain lion early thursday morning. in petaluma police say one was spotted around midnight near a kohl's parking lot. mcdowell boulevard there. then about six hours later, someone caught this video of a mountain lion walking right over a driveway just casual. getting its steps in. this was on myrtle avenue about five miles from that parking lot in petaluma. so for those of you out there wondering and waking up to this news, wondering if maybe there's more than one of these things wandering around, police t

brooke jenkins says the biggest road looked is the court system, letting drug dealers off the hook.a meeting last night, she said dealers that police investigate and her office takes to trial are in and out of court sometimes within mere hours. jenkins also told the crowd that her office wants to detain repeat offenders while they await trial, and she says her office has requested just that kind of a hold 100 times and only 16 times were they granted. >> they can see the same person out the next day. not because my office is failing to do its job. we're going in filing these motions, arguing about the deadliness of fentanyl and the dangerousness of this conduct. yes and still the judges are ignoring it. >> san francisco police chief also spoke at the same town hall meeting. he says arrests are up, i in pa because e of the parartnership the chp and the drug enforcement agency. police are holding another meeting, this time in the bayview, in response to an officer-involved shooting on july 26th. >>> we now now that the 8-year-old also boy shot on a freeway in oakland last month is par

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reporter: jenkins thinks the courts are a big part of the problem, letting repeat offenders back on the street. >> it's taking for open cases. that means the police have to arrest the same person four times on average before the court will agree to hold them in custody. reporter: the panel says the collaboration between their departments will ultimately make the tenderloin a safer place. a hope for del seymour who think this neighborhood is worth fighting for. >> my california license plate says tenderloin. that's how much i love this community. i'm not going to let it go to waste like it seems like it is sometimes. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. dan: the search continues in oakland for a new police chief after leronne armstrong was fired. the mayor fired him in february after concerns about his response to police misconduct allegations. starting saturday, the community in oakland will get a chance to weigh in on the selection of the next chief. the first of five forums will start at 10:30 a.m. in the golden gate branch library. for a list of all the upcoming forums to talk about the ne

. >> reporter: at the event, district attorney brooke jenkins stated in order for the streets to get cleaned up, judges need to take a tougher stance, saying dealers are sometimes in and out of court and back on the street in hours. >> and they can see the same person out the next day. not because my office is failing to do its job. we're going in, filing these motions, arguing about the deadliness of fentanyl and about the dangerousness of this conduct, yet and still, the judges are ignoring it. >> they are difficult judgments. the district attorney certainly does not think that the trial judges in san francisco certainly have that balance correctly. >> reporter: david levine is a professor of law at university of california college of the law, san francisco. we asked him about the context of these concerns being raised publicly. >> it would come up most often when you have a change of prosecutor and a change in particular of the philosophy of the district attorney. >> reporter: a representative for the superior court did not return our call today. meantime, arrests are up. the chp

jenkins: it's 2:00 in the morning.ng on his motorcycle in the garage and saw somebody come out of the backyard, through the lawn, go down the street. he sees the man jump into an orange toyota station wagon, and he is able to get a partial license plate number. yochelson: he didn't get a good look at the person, but got a description of the car and told his father about it, and they called the police. and for investigators, this was the break that they had been hoping for. the description of the vehicle and a partial license plate that ultimately leads to the recovery of that orange toyota station wagon and the identification of the night stalker. block: an alert is going out to all law-enforcement agencies in the state of california to be on the lookout for this individual who is to be considered armed and extremely dangerous. everybody -- absolutely everybody -- wanted him caught. we receive a broadcast of a possible night stalker sighting. he's surprised when the crowd recognizes him. vidal: he was last seen traveli

. >>> at a public safety town hall in the tenderloin just last night, brooke jenkins said her office has requested repeat offenders be detained while awaiting trial, but only 16 out of the 100 requests were granted. >> we're going in filing these motions arguing about the deadly myths of fentanyl and the dangerousness of this conduct and yet and still the judges are ignoring it. so that is the biggest impediment that i have found. >> jenkins said police have to arrest the same person four times on average before the court will agree to hold them in custody. >>> on to a brushfire that broke out in hayward this afternoon, another reminder fire season is upon us. the fire was burning off harder road near west view way. our chopper 5 got to the scene fairly quickly around 1:30. here's what it looked like just moments after the fire broke out. you can see the flames on the hillside and smoke plumes rising into the air. we still do not know the cause of the fire, but our chopper also caught video of what appears to be an encampment in that area. you can see some of the debris scattered alo

i mean jenkins mean andrea jenkins actually leads them. would you say leads one of them.ey should be de—banking ? that they should be de—banking? >> should i say that we need to be sure that we are being socially responsible and. yes. and that means they should. and that means the banks have to be socially responsible. >> so folks should lose their accounts if they don't support . accounts if they don't support. >> can i come to you for money instead, stanley? >> no, i think that the banks i'm talking about the bankers ought know what they're doing ought to know what they're doing because their finances. >> w- e show pl- >> you spoke on the show last week wonder if you've had week and i wonder if you've had any update on this. but but you are personally face facing being debunked being rejected. >> mean, i applied several >> i mean, i applied for several accounts, like mentioned to accounts, like i mentioned to you last week, dan, and it took like nearly 6 to 8 weeks to get a response just to open a bank account rejection. account and it was rejection. and funnily enough,

griff jenkins outside of the u.s. district court in d.c. >> hey, harris, good morning special counsel smith not only tying trump to the january 6 riot despite having not accused him of incitement of that riot in the indictment, he is also pushing for a trial, harris that would fall dead smack in the middle of next year's election. >> since the attack on her capital of the department of justice has remained committed to ensure accountability for those criminal and the only responsible for what happened that day. in this case my office will seek a speedy trial and tested in court and judged by a jury of citizens. >> smith's comments drew swift criticism after he made the brief statement as legal scholars now, harris soul him quickly being charged. >> that was one of the most demagogic presentations i've ever seen in a high profile case. anyone who listened to that, in a normal person reacting to that would assume that trump was alleged to have carried out the capitol riot. >> when i take a red pen through material prote

reporter: jenkins thinks the courts are a big part of the problem, letting repeat offenders back on thet. >> it's taking for open cases. that means the police have to arrest the same person four times on average before the court will agree to hold them in custody. reporter: the panel says the collaboration between their departments will ultimately make the tenderloin a safer place. a hope for del seymour who think this neighborhood is worth fighting for. >> my california license plate says tenderloin. that's how much i love this community. i'm not going to let it go to waste like it seems like it is sometimes. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. dan: the search continues in oakland for a new police chief after leronne armstrong was fired. the mayor fired him in february after concerns about his response to police misconduct allegations. starting saturday, the community in oakland will get a chance to weigh in on the selection of the next chief. the first of five forums will start at 10:30 a.m. in the golden gate branch library. for a list of all the upcoming forums to talk about the new chie

brook jenkins says the biggest roadblock to cleaning up fentanyl and the crime crisis in the city isayor, not the cops, but the courts. letting the dealers off the hook. she said this during a town hall meeting in the tenderloin. here is nbc's gia vang. >> i want my community back. >> reporter: sentiments echoed by others in a packed town hall in sf tenderloin. this comes about two weeks after a man was shot nearby in broad daylight. >> the problem that we have here is that organized criminals work with impunity and without apparent consequences. >> reporter: the community looking for answers from the people on this panel thursday. police chief bill scott, sheriff and district attorney brook jenkins who told crowd in order for the streets to get cleaned up, the courts need to be cleaned up as dealers who go to trial are in and out sometimes in hours. >> and they can see the same person out the next day. not because my office is failing to do its job. we're going in, filing these motions, arguing about the deadliness of fentanyl and about the dangerousness of this conduct, and yet it'

jenkins: he spotted a suspicious man, and he is able to get a partial license plate number. license plate matched with a 1976 orange toyota station wagon. and so it was one of the best leads that they got through the whole investigation. martin: it affords law enforcement the ability to issue an all-points bulletin for the orange station wagon. ♪ and, ultimately, that station wagon turns up abandoned in a parking lot. so the police -- they watch the car for 24 hours, and the driver never showed up. eventually, they brought it in to be processed for evidence. martin: the forensic examination of the car helped reveal the presence of a latent fingerprint off the rearview mirror of the car. yochelson: there was a brand-new technology that was just coming online. it was called the automated fingerprint identification system, or afis, and it's computerized technology where a fingerprint is scanned. it goes through a database. and compared. the computer spits out possible matches, and then there's a physical match. martin: he'd been arrested in december of '83 for auto theft, and t

. >> ended up with jenkins getting shot at in the mouth. neck. for months there was a lot of doubt about the official account of what took place in the mississippi department of public safety says the day after the incident the mississippi bureau of investigation is investigating an officer involved shooting but that did not encapsulate the horror. in july i spoke to parker, jenkins and the mom and toward the home where the crimes occurred. >> they started beating me here and teasing me and you can see the blood spatter now. you can see the blood spots there. >> jenkins injuries make it difficult for him to speak. >> reporter: has anyone from the department reached out to you and apologize? have they asked for anything at all? >> reporter: ranking county sheriff ryan bailey spoke about the incident in late june. >> i believe this department remains one of the best apartments in our state and i will do everything in our power to keep this department on a correct path moving forward. >> reporter: yesterday he issued an apology saying he did n

jenkins says her boyfriend's brother is to blame for the loss of life. she says she saw him a few days ago agitated and unsettled, likely due to a drug addiction because he has a mental problem. if he doesn't have any drugs, he acts crazy like he saw my tablet, my boyfriend's laptop just like to sell it to get dope. you know? um he started right in the head, man. he sat right at all for most of the afternoon. there was a large police presence for the investigation into the cause of death and possible suspect search. all of this unsettling for many neighbors. a little scary. i'm scared to little because like, that's makes me feel not as safe in this area, the relatives tells me the victims are a woman in her 70 and a six year old boy both shot and killed. san jose police say they'll put out more information about this story as it becomes available. but if you have information, you're asked to call police and the buena vista section of san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. new at six firefighters have put out a fire at a long running bakery in north beac

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jenkins says her boyfriend's brother is to blame for the loss of life. she says she saw him a few days ago agitated and unsettled, likely due to a drug addiction because he has a mental problem if he doesn't have any drugs, he acts crazy like he saw my tablet, my boyfriend's laptop just like to sell it to get dope. you know? um he started right in the head, man. he's not right at all. for most of the afternoon, there was a large police presence for the investigation into the cause of death and possible suspect search. all of this unsettling for many neighbors. a little scary. i'm scared a little because like, that's makes me feel not as safe in this area. san jose police say they will tweet out additional information about this case as it becomes available. if you have information for them, you're asked to call police. we're live in the buena vista section of san jose. jesse ari ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. all right, jesse, thank you. out of the east bay where bart police are investigating a rape in a parking structure at, greg.

prosecutors say michael jenkins and eddie parker were assaulted, jenkins also shot. authorities say that woman was one of the victim's childhood friends. >>> now to the climate crisis tonight, and a victory this evening for young americans fighting to make sure authorities do more to protect the next generation. a landmark victory for the group who sued kwlaming the state of montana failed to protect them from climate change. the plaintiffs aged 5 to 22 based their case on the state constitution. this decision means that officials will have to consider greenhouse gas emissions when issuing permits for oil, gas, and coal production. the state does plan to appeal. >>> when we come back on this busy monday night, the very close call tonight. a passenger jet and a cessna reportedly coming within about 100 feet of one another, as the jet was taking off, in a moment. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure compl

jenkins says the key is to have both enforcements and treatment. >> we have a job to do and simple as going out and saying hey you know you seem to beaddicted. would you like treatment? we wouldn't have a problem. >> reporter: trial there may be a difference in opinion in how to improve the conditions in the tenderloin, most residents are just hoping for some kind of change soon. >> it's about getting to solutions, to make that possible. we can't keep talking about this. we need action. and we need it now. >> so let's talk about the solutions. tweet us@kpix 5 and hear what you think. covering the north bay this morning. >>> several sights of mountain lion. it happened early thursday morning in petaluma. police say one of these was spotted around midnight on mccould boulevard at a kohl's parking lot. then six hours later someone caught this video of a lion walking right across thedriveway just easy breezy on a thursday. this was over on myrtle avenue about five miles from the parking lot in petaluma where the other one was spotted. for those of you wondering if there was more than one.

griff jenkins, fox news. the this is ktvu fox two news at six. former president donald trump has been indicted again, this time over his alleged efforts to reverse the results of the 2020 election. federal prosecutors accuse him of conspiring against the rights of voters in the events culminating on january 6th. since the attack on our capitol, the department of justice has remained committed to ensuring accountability for those criminally responsible for what happened that day. this case is brought consistent with that commitment. the indictment was handed up this afternoon. now, the former president is due in court on thursday. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. this indictment is the latest in a number of legal challenges. trump faces as he attempts to reclaim the white house. ktvu is cristina rendon live tonight in the newsroom with a breakdown of today's indictment. christina well, mike, julie, these new federal charges are the result of a justice department investigation into mr. trump's alleged efforts to ov

spoke earlier with griff jenkins the fox news reporter and anchor . griff jenkins, welcome.eek its been and i call a prominent person being accused by another network as being number six. this person had no idea the name was being kicked around so what are prosecutors doing? >> so they are listed as a co- conspirator in the indictment itself but not named and that's because they haven't gotten a target letter like trump did and so they haven't been notified and they're protected because their identity would not be out there unless they end up being charged then that changes. i had a moment this week to talk directly to john lauro, former president trump's attorney, lead attorney, in this case, and i said hey, can you tell me whose co-conspirator number six and he said i don't know. howie: all these defendants could be charged later. jack smith wants a speedy trial. doesn't want to deal with certain different defense attorneys but since the special counsel is already saying they are part of the conspiracy do you see or hear any pressure on all or some of these people to make

well, jenkins says more investigation is required to properly charge this case. what a place.re job creators are hassled but thugs doing drugs are coddled. miles away in oakland the violence has gotten so bad that the naacp is demanding that city leaders declare crime a state of emergency surely things in our nation's capital got to be better? wrong. endangered species and here is where things stand. compared with this time last year homicide rates in d.c. are currently up 17%. carjackings up 117%. and violent crime overall is up 38 %. in fact, the situation has gotten so dire in washington, d.c., that the mexican consulate there, yes, mexican consulate has issued a warning to their citizens. attention mexican community, the city of washington, d.c. is experiencing a significant increase in crime in areas previously considered safe take precautions. now, liberals always hated the idea, didn't they, of american greatness. and america as number one. and we are getting a clear idea of what it all looks like because this is what it is, third world america. now, for years, we have

here is what fans told griff jenkins this weekend at the tree concert that through thousands?is aliver anthony? >> good old boy that has a lot of value and you can feel that in his music. >> man that reads scripture and prays before a concert. >> goes to work to provide for family and friends, that is what it is about. >> he is one of us. >> ashley: his fans are applauding him for speaking the truth. he says his song is for everybody. >> for one identity or one group of people, it is for human beings in general. people don't need to rely on politicians. >> ashley: after he performed, he made it a point to stay and meet every single one of the fans who came to see him play. he is taking the nation by storm with that song. >> carley: thank you for that. over the weekend, i was listening to a reaction video of people listening to the song for the first time. it was all walks of life, men, women, black, white, it is cool and satisfying to see somebody impressed by someone else. you can tell when he said certain things, you know, over time hours for bs pay hits the right cord with

let's get more from griff jenkins. >> that's right, neil. fox news confirmed that former president trump is indeed in the courtroom right now. he entered at about 3:52 p.m. so just under ten minutes ago. he's wearing a blue suit, a red to you. flanked by his two attorneys. fox has confirmed that we expect him to plead not guilty to the four felony charges he's facing in this indictment. three are conspiracy charges, one is obstruction. before he entered that courtroom, a little less than an hour ago, his motorcade entered the garage here at the federal courthouse. he was processed and fingerprinted. there's no mug shot taken because the court says there's plenty of pictures of him to provide. he's not arrested. but he is obviously being processed. now we wait for this court proceeding to get underway at the time of our note from our producer, jay gibson inside, the magistrate judge had not entered the courtroom. he will go before a judge today. the judge that will preside over the trial, 2014 obama appointee is different. she comes later. me