she always put jocelyn first. everything was always about jocelyn, as it should be. >> jocelyn's dad couldn't be there when she was born. he had joined the army and was deployed overseas. when he returned home, it became clear his relationship with sarah wouldn't survive the challenges of grown up life. >> i'm not really sure what happened there. i guess they grew apart. >> sarah was now a single mom raising a baby girl on her own with the help of her family of course. >> she was like a natural mother. you know, she knew what to do and how to take care of her and love her up every second. and that's what she did. >> it had to be easier for her, too, with all of you? >> oh, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> and then all this family -- >> she had built-in babysitters. >> sarah didn't let teenage-motherhood stop her from following her dreams. >> she graduated from high school. and then she went to college and graduated from there. >> she landed a job as a medical technician and still managed to be a hands on mom to her now 4-year-

jocelyn, how are the roads this morning? >>> hey jess, we are dealing with a couple of incidents here. the first one is obvious 880 here and you can see it's -- there's a lot of traffic really in both directions on there. there's a spill. two lanes are blocked because of a crash and spillage going southbound. this is right before the fruitvale avenue exit. we are dealing with around 6-mile an hour speeds in some areas there. so pretty slow conditions. somewhere just be aware of that as you two through 880. 30 minute drive for the supercommuters from 205 over to 680. at the golden gate bridge, keep in mind we are dealing with some visibility issues there. it's about 21 miles per hour drive from highway 37 over to the golden gate bridge. at the bay bridge the metering lights are on but you can see over at the toll plaza, heading into the bridge. not a bad drive overall. >>> time now 6:22. the niners are already dealing with injuries early in training camp. the key member of their offense on the sidelines right now. >>> plus, i

jocelyn moran live from a gas station in san francisco. and jocelyn, this retailer is considered to be a lucky one. so did you get your ticket yet? >> reporter: okay. amanda, i have not gotten my ticket yet. but guess who has? our photojournalist brian kiley just bought about $20 worth of the tickets here and actually just told me he's hoping to retire after this morning's shift here. so we'll see how that goes. also he has to share with everyone on the morning team. he just told me that. that's the good news here. all right, so -- the mega millions jackpot, $1.55 billion and if that holds, that is the largest in the game's history. and it is in the top three largest in u.s. history when it comes to lotteries here. so we are at a lucky -- location what is considered to be lucky. what makes it lucky? take a look here. this is according to california's lottery website here. they have to meet one or more of the criteria during the 2021 calendar year. so they had to sold at least $100,000 or higher ticket. and they have had to pay out an avera

jocelyn? >>> all right, thank you jess. let's take a look at that when it comes to the road closures especially with that san francisco fire. this is something we're keeping a close eye on. and we are getting updates as far as those road closures. it is closed because of that fire on octavia boulevard north from oak street to hickory street. you see the yellow and orange and red in the area? those are some of the delays we are seeing there. so avoid the area. that is what we are being told. please avoid the area. we have seen the magnitude of that fire. we know how many firefighters are in the area more than 100. so again this is a massive fire and if you can't avoid the area from oak street all the way to hickory street there. we will continue to update you with any more road closures we see in and around the area. give you a quick update when it comes to our supercommuters. still pretty busy there. 55 minute drive from 205 over to 680 and just keep that in mind there's a high wind advisory in effect there. coming up in ou

jocelyn moran is live from a gas station in san francisco for us and jocelyn, this retailer is considered. so tell us why is that? >> reporter: well, amanda, there are a few locations that are considered to be lucky. we are going to get to that in a little bit. but $1.55 billion. that is the estimated jackpot for the mega millions. if that holds, that's the largest in the game history and it would be the third largest in u.s. lottery history. before you head to working maybe you are thinking of grabbing a ticket. this is what makes this location we're at a lucky retailer location. here's what it is considered to be from the california lottery's website. they have to meet one or more of the criteria during the 2021 calendar year. that means they sold at least one $100,000 or higher winning ticket, they paid out an average of 400 winning tickets per week and paid out an average of $4,000 in winning tickets per week. a single winning ticket would have the choice of $757.2 million before taxes lump sum or immediate payment followed by 29 annual payments minus taxes. there have been five mega

jocelyn? >>> thank you jess. like we said earlier unfortunately we have reports of another freeway shooting on i-80 near central avenue going eastbound on i-80 earlier this mortgage. the shooting had all lanes shut down for the investigation. in just the last hour, or so, all lanes have opened. we are still seeing some slow speeds and around that area, but be aware of that. we have a traffic alert. this is on 280 northbound caesar chavez street. the on ramp -- exit ramp is blocked and this is because of a crash. this is northbound on cesar chavez street. more details in our next traffic report. >>> all right, thank you so much. you know jocelyn just mentioned shootings on the bay area freeways is really become a serious concern for thousands of you where you live. you know, many of you write to us asking about the fate of little boy who was recently caught in the middle of latest rolling gun battle on the oakland freeway. this morning, we have got a glimpse into his road to recovery directly from his family. so h

jocelyn? >>> all right jess. be sure to enjoy today's temperatures before that starts to get warmer this weekend. now we do want to talk about this accident here on the bay bridge. this is on -- fail just at the bay bridge toll plaza there but you can see that red and orange there? it is creating a bit of a backup there. you are looking at about a 10, 11 minute drive from the toll plaza over into the city. but we can imagine that that backup may get a little bit worse, we will keep updating you as far as that accident and how things are looking as far as the toll plaza over into the city. over at the -- this is a better look here. you can see that backup a little bit as that morning progresses. and as people head out the door, but again we will keep you updated on that drive time. at the golden gate bridge, a little bit of a clearer image compared to the last couple of days as far as the fog. you are looking at about a 20 minute drive from highway 37 over to the bridge. >>> this new security in place just hours b

jocelyn says that the group will be providing computers to about 50 farmworker families for their kids >> i always think of those folks on days like tomorrow when it will be hot for inland parts of the bay area! >>> inland air quality not >>> let's get to first alert weather and did we trade muggy for plain old hot? i guess that is what we are looking at, right? >> yeah. we are used to heat away from the water this time of year. mugginess is rare. it happens once or twice during the summer when we get a little bit of moisture coming in, but normally it makes its way out. it is not great right now. if you have outdoor plans this evening, keep in mind that there is a sticky feel to the atmosphere. the dew point is the temperature to which you have to cool down the air for it to be completely saturated. but we use this is a nice benchmark because anytime the dew point gets above 60, that feels humid for the bay area. other parts of the country find this tolerable but they have to deal with a lot worse on a regular basis. for us, the little increased to around 60 is unpleasant. you can see

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. >> our very own jocelyn moran live outside levi's stadium. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: liz, ryan, the day is here. beyonce in the bay area tonight and people are excited. gates are set to open for everyone at 6:00 p.m. vips are making their way in, but for everybody else 6:00 p.m., so a little less than an hour. look at this. look at the fans. people are excited waiting in line. one of my favorite parts about all of this is seeing all of the outfits. people are all out in silver. they say hey, beyonce asked them to wear silver. that is exactly what they do. the queen asks and they deliver. you can see the excitement is definitely building up here. again, less than an hour before those gates open. on the other side of this lot, though, that is where the merch truck is located. in this video you see people lined up getting their t-shirts, hats and, of course, they are covered in silver head to toe. we've met quite a few people who are part of the fan base here. they are big fans. three fans here, chardonnay, nonni and john. they got their merch and are dresse

jocelyn?> all right, jess paying attention to the forecast for the giants' game tonight. >>> with the roadways, this morning, we are dealing with some heavy traffic conditions especially for our supercommuters of course. you are looking at about 48 minute drive from 205 to 680. also keep in mind, we are dealing with another high wind advisory this morning. so just be extra careful as you make your way through there. the benicia bridge by the way also dealing with a high wind advisory. at the bay bridge the metering lights are still off and ukase it's not looking too bad out there. you are looking at about a seven minute drive from the toll plaza over to the city. at the san mateo bridge heading westbound things are pretty busy. 12 minute drive from 880 over to 101 and of course continue to -- this is the benicia bridge with the high wind advisory. just be extra careful there. >>> well, time now is 5:20. we are staying on top of 49ers' training camp with their first preseason game less than two

jocelyn?ight, jess, definitely be enjoying the cooler temperatures before it starts to warm up. let's take a look at how things are looking out on our roadways before you head out the door. for our supercommuters still a busy drive. but what we are paying attention to is the high wind advisory in effect. just be extra careful as you move through there. this is an accident we've also been monitoring. the number two lane is blocked because of a crash on 880 northbound. this is at the 29th avenue exit. good news is we are not seeing many delays in and around that area that has started to ease up there. this is another accident we're monitoring. the right hand shoulder is blocked because of an accident on 280 southbound with this one we are not seeing any delays in and around that area. but if you are going to be heading down south -- southbound 280, just be aware that you may see some slowdowns in that area. >>> nenew ththis morning,g, tht street journal" repoports pg& has s cut a tree trimming p

for now over to you, jocelyn. >>> thank you jess. let's take a look at the roadways are looking on this thursday morning. at the altamont pass we have been talking about that really all week as far as a couple of high wind advisories, another one this morning and of course just a reminder to drive extra carefully as you make your way through there. it's about a 36 minute drive from 205 over to 680. at the bay bridge, those metering lights are off. you are looking about seven minute drive from the toll plaza over into the city. at golden gate bridge there you can see things moving smoothly in both directions and looking at about 21 minute drive from highway 37 over to the bridge. >>> new security in place just hours before former president donald trump is set to appear in a federal court to face criminal charges. these gates right here went up in the courthouse in dc where trump will be arraigned today and he is facing four felony charges related to his alleged efforts to remain in power following his loss in the 2020 election. trump

. >> reporter: jocelyn larkin is one of the lawyers representing farrell and others in a class actionsuit against the pentagon. >> every time they have to show that document, they are essentially outed involuntarily. imagine if it was on your driver's license? it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the suit calls the existing process of trying to chage the dd 214 inadequate, opaque and often requires veterans to hire a lawyer. >> it would take a lot less effort to change these documents than it did to hound them out and take away their dreams. >> reporter: as for sheryl farrell, she still has hope for an upgraded discharge and plans for when she gets one. >> once they change my discharge, i'm going frame both of those dd-214s and hang them up. because i want the country to know that i was willing to serve and die for my country, but you're telling me i'm not able to serve because of who i love? and you're not even willing to serve, but you get all the benefits. how fair is that? >> reporter: a pentagon spokesperson said the department does not comment on pending litigation, but in an earlier s

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. >>> i want to bring in a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracy, thomas jocelynso a senior staffmember for the january 6th house select committee. thomas, many of the names that were brought up in the january 6th hearings, they're now facing charges in georgia. that's actually very different from even the federal investigation where it's only trump. what was your reaction to both of those scenarios, that jack smith didn't charge those individuals? and that fani willis decided to do so? >> well, i think they're pursuing different legal strategies, obviously. i was impressed with ms. fani willis' indictments. i thought it was very comprehensive. i thought she laid out the case and the narrative of the conspiracy to overturn the election in a very efficient and methodical way. and i would point out that in her indictment, even though she focuses on the georgia charges, one of the things she does is points out how these same actors likely violated the law in several other states. in count one which covers rico conspiracy, she lists different actions that occurred in

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jocelyn moran was at levi's stadium talking to you , wearing silver and having a great night. >> reporter the excitement builds as fans waited to get inside levi's stadium. when the gates opened , fans a justly went in ready to see their queen. >> beyonc÷ said for her virgo season she wanted silver. >> reporter: they came early in their outfits from the silver pants all the way to the shoes. they made sure they had the merch. john made sure to get the shirt with beyonc÷ on the front. what makes her iconic for her fans? >> locality, performance, excellence, black excellence. the care she takes to just give us show. >> reporter: no matter who you are you will love at least one of her songs. >> i think there is not many artists like her. we have not had an artist like her since michael jackson. >> the influence goes beyond the u.s. he came from chile to see her. >> i flew to los angeles and i arrived to san francisco and i have been here. i am excited and i have been waiting for this my whole life. >> reporter: inside, they sent us this photo of them on the floor getting ready for the show.

jocelyn moran breaks it down and what they're asking for. >> striking is a last resort. our hope is that city council members and mayor mahan will finally listen to us and addres the understaffing crisis impacting libraries, the airport, affordable housing, urgency response times and more if they don't, we are ready for strike for our services. >> reporter: city workers say they're understaffed and are asking for better pay. the workers' contract with the city expired june 30th and we've worked without one since. workers are asking for a pay increase of 7% for the 2023/'24 fiscal year. the city responded with a counteroffer of a 5% raise. today union members said 99% of union members who voted whether to strike or not voted in favor of it. city workers said it's hard to live here in san jose with the high costs, including housing. >> we've been on this ride to the point where we can't continue to support ourselves and our community with the resources that we've got and we've been in there sticking it out with the city this long and we've just reached the point where we c

beyonce fans or the beyhive have taken over santa clara and jocelyn moran is live at levi's stadium where our chopper is giving us a look at the size of the crowd, amazing. what has the mood been like for you? >> reporter: hey, there are so many people who are so excited. gates opened a few minutes before 6:00. it has been about 15 to 17 minutes. it's not as crowded here, people still making their way in. look at all the silver, the outfits. that has been one of my favorite things. they say beyonce asked them to wear silver, so they have to deliver. some of the words we have heard to really describe beyonce, legendary, artist of our generation. people locally are coming here to see them, but also internationally. just how far? this is jorge. we met him a couple hours ago as he was getting his merch. he is here all the way from chile, but he came here for the concert. >> i traveled to los angeles and i drive to san francisco and i'm here. i'm so excited. i've been waiting for this my whole life. this is one of the best days for me. >> reporter: that is how much beyonce means to her fans, o

this is our morning producer as stephanie and also jocelyn and so many more from the station and we had a ball! a time was had! >> what is interesting about her are that there are a lot of latin artists who do both spanish and english. she does mostly spanish. so is this her first time in the bay area? >> reporter: i want to say last night that the majority of her music was in spanish! but no, this is not her first time in the bay area. she was actually at the chase center last year as well! >> i want to search her music the second we get off the air. i am dying to hear some of these songs. what do you think resonates with her and her fans for you? >> reporter: first of all, this is still my bracelet to prove that i was there, and it says it is supposed to stop blinking but it has not stopped blinking! this genre of music is primarily male-dominated, but to see her move into the mainstream is a really big deal, especially reggae time. i don't think we got home until 2:00 a.m.! obviously there is a video of me literally just jumping! >> go to your social media, right? >> reporter: you kn

jocelyn, what is it like over there, people are already packing in? >> reporter: and the day is here, beyonce is in the bay tonight and yes, people are already making their way over to levi's stadium. we are seeing more people making their way over here, so you can see there are people wearing hats, silver, that is a lot of what we are going to be seen tonight, beyonce asked the fans to wear silver, and i also just ran into a fan here, and he traveled all the way here for the concert. >> i came to los angeles and i tried to travel to san francisco, and now i'm here. this is the best day for me. >> reporter: you are looking forward to it, you are wearing silver and you've got the glitter. >> yes, i'm super excited for this. >> reporter: i love the spirit. last question, what are you hoping to get? >> i hope to get merchandise for me, and one for my boyfriend. >> reporter: you are starting to see some cars parked here, the gates are not open yet, that opens at 6:00 pm but you can see people are here trying to get in, getting ready to see beyonce. the ho

jocelyn moran is live at san jose city hall this morning with the results they came down moments ago. >> reporter: all morning long we have been waiting for the results of this vote to see if they would go on a three day strike or not. we have gotten the results and they have voted to go on strike starting august 15th through august 17th . that is a tuesday through thursday of next week. we are told that 99% of members who voted within the union voted for the strike. when we talk about essential workers we are talking about workers within the city of san jose , code enforcement, emergency services workers, librarians, airport steph , engineers. the list goes on of people who make up the city of san jose. we heard from member leaders with the union telling the community to join them. we heard from kyle long and you will hear from him as to why they decided to go on strike. >> our hope is the city council members and the mayor will listen to us an address the understaffing crises impacting libraries, the airport, affordable housing, emergency response times and more. if they do not, we

today, the council is voting on limits for the industrial jocelyn. the hello council. my name is john scale and i've been a small boat held at long liner for just about exactly 40 years. and since that time i've made uh at least 50 percent of my yearly income and up to maybe 90 percent on the pallet. so i'd like to request that when you vote, you vote for the maximum bi catch reduction. you're now well aware of the status of the however, it stocks and the need for conservation. you've heard from a lot of people, the exploitable biomass is near historical levels. growth rates have dropped. we're still seeing over 3000000 pounds of juvenile halibut killed is bypassing the varying see the people dependent on the how that resource are the ones that are plummeting and we're, we're calling out to you. those who are watching us fall are either enjoying the view or missing. the fact that we're about to hit the bottom everybody is living in denial here and because of big money, i mean that's, so that's the only way i could see this thing not happening was because of the amount

the show is wrapping up right now and fans turned up in silver head to toe our jocelyn moran was at levi'stalking to them about the big nine. >> reporter: people locally and even internationally came here ready to see beyonc÷ . some of the words they use to describe her are legendary, artist of ou generation, and for fans she is more than just an artist. the excitement built up as fans waited to get inside levi's stadium. when the gates opened, fans anxiously went in ready to see their queen. >> you know, beyonc÷ said for her season she wanted silver so we had to step it up! >> reporter: they came wearing everything from the silver outfits to the shoes. john made sure to get the shirt with beyonc÷ on the front. but what makes her iconic for her fans? >> locality. performance. excellence. black excellence. the care that she takes to really just give a show. >> chardonnay says that you wil enjoy her songs. her influence goes beyond the u.s. jorge here came all the way from chile to see her. >> i traveled to los angeles an i drove to san francisco. i am so excited. i have been waiting for thi

the michigan secretary of state, democrat jocelyn benson, joins us now.erstanding is you spoke in march with the prosecution team for several hours as part of this criminal probe into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. i'm not sure how much or how comfortable you are going into what you told them, but obviously, michigan, it's no surprise, is one of the states, one of the battleground states that is central to this investigation. share with us what you can about what you were asked about. >> certainly. thanks for having me here, jake, on this really sad day for our country, a momentous day, and one that is the reflection of crimes that were committed against voters in this country and also the meticulous fact-based work of the pr prosecutor and his team, and so it was an honor to meet with them and share with them everything we experienced in the lead-up to and the months following the 2020 election. and what i would say, and a lot of this -- my testimony before the january 6th congressional committee also underscored in great detail, was the fact

. >> reporter: jocelyn larkin is one of the lawyers representing farrell and others in a class actiontime they have to show that document, they are essentially outed involuntarily. i mean, imagine if it was on your driver's license. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the suit calls the existing process of trying to change events dd214 inadequate, opaque, and often requires veterans to hire a lawyer. >> it would take a lot less effort to change these documents than it did to hound them out and take away their dreams. >> reporter: as for sherrill farrell, she still has hope for an upgraded discharge and plans for when she gets one. >> once they change my discharge, i'm going to frame both of those dd214s and hang them up. because i want the country to know that i was willing to serve and die for my country, but you are telling me i am not able to serve because of who i love? and you are not even willing to serve, but you get all of the benefits. how fair is that? >> reporter: a pentagon spokesperson said the department does not comment on pending litigation, but in an earlier statement, stoo

i'm carry, jocelyn. tell you how the headlines now on august there, russia says ukrainian city has showed us that you don't yet skin eastern ukraine. the russian installed mass says key used cluster munitions, alda 0, cannot the verify that claim. the university building was on fire. he'd receive supplies of class to munitions from the us last month, saying they would only be used against enemy defense lines and not in urban air.

so given that got a lot in p, not of capital africa diving on algebra, the carrier jocelyn. tell you how the headlines now on al jazeera, russia says ukrainian city has showed us that you don't yet skin eastern ukraine. the russian installed mass says keys used cluster munitions. also is there a kennel to verify that claim? the university building was on fire. steve receive supplies of cluster munitions from the u. s. last month saying they would only be used against enemy defense lines and not in urban areas of the house and is that the students own? yes, consensus this report. this is the university of the comic c. i in doing yes, it was hit apparently with one miss side on saturday night. just after 10 pm. there are several explosions had in the city. many thought it was a defensive as usual, but it's all we understood that it was a missed call us back now. the building and it's a box building actually that makes sense to the right and left is on same on many fireflies as many cause. yeah. trying to the bottom of the flames, as you can see inside the building that the fla

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. >> jocelyn is a single mother that manages projects.es desantis. >> there's a lot of ugh around him. >> reporter: she is done it trump's gop. >> i see the party as a party of personality responsibility. for this man to still be on the national stage representing the republican party is very troubling to me. >> reporter: they live a few miles apart, but don't know each other. both voted for trump twice after supporting someone else in the caucuses. both want someone new this time. both think shop now, but in the inderally friends around one trump alternative. >> i think the moderates need to band together. it's kind of like a no-brainer. sioux city is 200 miles from the des moines suber. trump is much stronger here. did you caucus? 2016? >> whether you like him or not, he has could rhythm. charisma. >> i think we need to get rid of biden. i think we need to get rid of trump. i think we need to move on. >> reporter: forsythe and friend lisa are explorers fans. mcgaffie not scouting a new candidate. do you think he's an honest and trustwor

. >> reporter: jocelyn taylor is a single mother who manages construction projects. >> there is a lottsy, a single, says desantis is her current favorite, but he hasn't closed the sale. she is done with trump's gop. >> i see as the party with personal responsibility. for this man to be on the national stage representing the republican party is very troubling to me. >> reporter: they live a few miles apart but don't know each other. >> they voted for trump twice after supporting someone else in the 2016 caucuses. both want someone new this time. both think shop now. in the end, rally friends around one trump alternative. >> i think the moderates need to ban together. >> it's kinda like a no-brainer, right? >> reporter: sioux city is 200 miles from the des moines suburbs. trump is much stronger here. did you caucus in 2016? >> i did. >> reporter: for who? >> trump. >> reporter: why? >> he has charisma. whether you like him or not, he does. i liked his policy. >> reporter: an attorney, a democrat, turned trump voter. she thinks he should have honored the 2020 election results. >> we need

for now over to you, jocelyn. >>> i'm going to be enjoying the cooler temperatures before it warms up, we are dealing with a couple of high wind advisories we want to talk about. one of those areas is at the altamont pass which by the way is getting busier and busier as the morning progresses. 51 minute drive for the supercommuters from 205 over to 680. then accident over on 880 southbound that we've been talking about. that is at exit 35 which is the 98th avenue exit. the right shoulder continues to be affected by all this. not tom delays but that could change. also dealing with a high wind advisory at the benicia bridge. the bay bridge, those -- that drive time is getting up there. you are looking at about ten minute drive from the toll plaza over into the city. >>> well, it is travel tuesday. and right now, winter weather may seem far away. but travel experts say summer is the perfect time to think about cooler temperatures and plan those holiday vacations. now according to aaa most people wait until fall to book holiday travel but right now, really is the best time to make those p

joined by a key official who stood in the way of that effort, that is michigan secretary of state jocelynbenson, thank you so much for being with us today and spending some time with us. 16 fake electors have been charged as you are well aware by your attorney general there in michigan. jack smith refers to the michigan fake electors several times in this indictment. i know you've read that. he does not label them, however, as co-conspirators. should that be a concern for criminal prosecution of those folks in your state? >> not necessarily, and thanks for having me and focusing on really the extraordinary charges, not just at the federal level but at the state level. these were felony charges filed against 16 individuals in michigan. they allegedly knowingly sought to defraud the federal government and the state government lying about who -- what was the right official to receive the electoral college votes of our state so i have confidence in the process in michigan, that legal process is going to play out. i won't necessarily expecting to see indictments at the federal level especially

. >> jocelyn taylor is a single mother who manages construction projects.es her, nikki haley too. sometimes ron desantis. >> there's a lot of -- around him. is that a technical term? >> reporter: betsy, also a single mom, says desantis is her current favorite, but he hasn't closed the sale. she is done with trump's gop. >> i see the party as the party of personal responsibility. and for this man to still be on the national stage representing the republican party is very troubling to me. >> reporter: they live a few miles apart but don't know each other. both voted for trump twice after supporting someone else in the 2016 caucuses. both want someone new this time. both think, shop now, but in the end, rally friends around one trump alternative. >> i think the moderates need to ban together. >> it's like a no-brainer, right? >> reporter: sioux city is 200 miles from the suburbs. >> did you caucus in 2016? >> i did. i did caucused for trump. he does have charisma. i liked his policies. >> this attorney is a democrat turned trump voter, but she thinks he should

what a forgery would be, you have the governor's signature or you have essentially a signature of jocelynhat's not here. >> he was given a signature page. he didn't have an opportunity to read anything. nothing was given to him. he relied on other people who were telling him what this was about, so he had no intent to do anything wrong. he just signed a piece of paper that did not have any of that language in it. >> reporter: other attorneys have called this all a political prosecution or saying that this is the attorney general trying to stretch the law. this case is going to be watched closely across the country, katy. it is the first case. we've seen this fake elector scheme play out across the country. it's the first time that you're seeing 16 of them charged. they are now arraigned. they all pleaded not guilty, and we'll expect to see them in court again later this month. >> shaq, i know you were showing one of the lawyers that document. let's put the document up on the screen because we have it as well. other defendants have made a similar claim, they signed blank pieces of paper. l

our jocelyn moran spoke with his daughter calling for safer streets in san francisco. >> loyal, trustworthyt store like it was his. makes no sense why he would try to stop the guy. that was me i would have let him steal whatever he wants to steal but my dad has such an honor. >> reporter: she says her father owe januaryest was working at the richmond market when a man tried to steal water. he let him go but then tried stealing beer too. he was beaten with a baseball bat she says. san francisco police say they arrived around 9:30 p.m. and located a 60-year-old male victim lying on the ground unconscious. >> never heard something going on. she came called 911, was there holding his hand the whole time until he got to the hospital. >> reporter: he is now fighting for his life in the icu. at the richmond market, cards and flowers have been left for him. residents in the area know him as john. a note outside the store reads, praying for your full recovery and justice, john. we love you and nancy. nancy is known as john's cat. she hangs out inside the store. customers know both of them. >> we liv

. >> jocelyn centerburg. >> casa third base. avery outfield.hey are 12 and under. are you going to continue to play? >> yes. >> ainsley: you are going to get scholarships one day. >> brian: listen to this, ainsley. they never talked about winning. what is your philosophy if you wined but never talked about winning? what is the philosophy? >> ask them, they are going to tell you. what is it it's a slogan? ?we don't chase wins we chase excellence. >> brian: and they achieved it. >> absolutely they achieved. this they weren't taught for this. they deserve everything they got. >> brian: going to the mets. >> next saturday at city. >> brian: can you get there early? they are struggling this year. they need to win again. first champions from long island. >> ainsley: came back from hind. didn't the boys win last year. >> brian: they got there but they didn't win it all. the girls did. ladies, congratulations. >> ainsley: if you are planning on moving outdoors go to massapequa if you want your kids to play baseball or sorvel. >> brian: congratulations.

. >> residents like jocelyn de la riva describes the complex as relatively quiet with the occasionalak ins or fireworks, but nothing like this before. >> you know, just be protective of yourself and your and your loved ones. yeah because anything like this could happen anytime. >> uh- san jose police say these two deaths marked the 23rd and 24th homicides of the year in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> and a reminder to our abc7 news neighborhood safety tracker is available to give you a picture of publ sety where you live. the interactive tool shows you a wide range of data for san jose, san francisco and oakland. you'll find it on the front page of abc7 news.com in oakland. there still isn't a police chief, but today people living there are given the opportunity to weigh in on the qualities they think should be considered for the next pick. this will be the first of five public forums hosted by the police commission. it starts at 10:30 a.m. at the golden gate branch library. oakland has been without a chief since leronne armstrong was fired in february. the path to pic

let's go now to ryan goodman, former special counsel at the department of defense, jocelyn benson, the democratic michigan secretary of state, she was interviewed by prosecutors in the federal election probe as well. and also with us, george conway, the conservative lawyer. so thanks very much to all of you. ryan, you're with me. january 2nd, is that just sort of a starting point on the negotiation? >> i think it's a starting point, and that the judge will probably accommodate the defendant in this case in terms of trying to set a time that's probably a bit later. it does look like president trump is his lawyers will ask for it to be after the election. >> certainly he asked tonight, not formally, but he put it out there. >> that's what they did in florida, they said the same thing, so you would assume they'd say the same thing here. maybe it gets pushed back a month or two but it seems that it will start at the beginning of the year. >> secretary benson, you were interviewed by federal prosecutors in this case. there's actually a whole section in the indictment about trump's attempts

. >> reporter: looking at old pictures, it can be tough to tell the toll jocelyn jester's early lifeok on her skin. >> it had a whole lot of black spots here. >> reporter: she wore makeup to cover it but not sunscreen to prevent it. >> are you wearing your sunscreen every day? >> yes. >> reporter: that's changed in recent years. a 2023 study from research firm minute tell finds more black people are using sunscreen more often than they were just a year ago. >> someone with dark erskine has a much lower risk of skin cancer. but as we get older and we have accumulated exposure to the sun, you start to have some changes in your skin. >> reporter: spf 30 is the baseline according to the american academy of dermatology. but researchers have found that more than 80% of black sunscreen users also are looking for more options that fit their skin tone and don't leave a white residue. >> i do still think that there's a lot of work to be done to making it more accessible for skin tones across a variety of tones. >> reporter: esther olu a cosmetic chemist says there are growing options focused o

yeah, well this sort of answer, jocelyn, is yes no. right. but again, i even i still don't consider an author. i don't i just, you know, so somebody told me. but technology is, we know it changes so fast. like, for instance, maybe, you know, i didn't even talk things like chat deep in the book, right? when gave randi the manuscript it was in like october november last year like you there wasn't even a thing i talk about it probably a not even a chapter i think i got a paragraph and for the whole book have been on that so i'm glad you asked that question because i actually wrote another bonus chapter that i wanted to introduce here and not in the book, but it's on chat, jpt and actually talks about it in the context of this because said jpt, we all love it. i won't go record say i love it. i do i do but with that is scales soft has the propensity of some of these biases we talk about i you know because the whole concept behind chat jpt is that you get on curated data so fast as i could go out and just pull gigabytes of data off the internet in

so you've certainly answered a bit of the question from jocelyn, who asked about what was the philosophy that the chinese government officials say is their reason for, these use of this high tech surveil and other than crime reduction? so you've mentioned obviously one would be public health reasons, right to control pandemic and certainly with xinjiang, there's terrorism. but one one the reason oh when, this touches to another question from johnson was to the audience was the use of the relationship of surveillance and control control policy to the chinese anti-gay policy. and he and wondering if you could talk a little bit about that sorry, i didn't catch the a.i. so in other words, the big question here is, you know what is the justification for chinese government officials for all these tools of social control? and we've touched on some like, for example, prevention of terrorism is their claim for health, you know, public health reason for to prevent for social instability. but under it comes some of these issues that such as anti-gay policy, perhaps, and which, you know, one of our