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brown stole more than $7,000 from the johnny rockets in san francisco's marina district in 2000 while trying to flee the scene, the getaway car stopped in the middle of the street. brown pushed the driver out of the car and that person was then run over and killed by a drunk driver. in 2018 breed used official stationery to write governor brown asking him to commute her brother sentence of 4 that the ethics commission fined or $2500 say breed violated a city law prohibiting the use of city titles for non city purposes. now the mayor chosen this new district attorney brooke jenkins and jacobs has recused herself from the napoleon brown case. and jacobs also has asked the attorney general to take over a case involving the shooting death of her husband ce 18 year-old cousin. that was in the bay view 2 years ago. we'll keep you posted on both of these cases for now. ken and catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thank you very this morning, mayor breed and state senator scott wiener announce state funding for >> a housing project in san francisco. the nearly 12 million dollars will be

brown was convicted of stealing more than $7,000 from a johnny rockets restaurant in the marina districte year 2000 while trying to leave the scene. the getaway car stopped in the middle of the golden gate bridge where brown that pushed the driver out of the card. she was run over and killed by a drunk driver. in the north bay. sonoma county is now warning people about toxic algae blooms that have been spotted in the russian river. they say don't go swimming in the water, even take a boat in there and you need to be careful around the banks of the river because the blooms can wash ashore. they also say play pay close attention to children and animals playing next to the river because the algae can cause serious health issues for them. all right, whether time now and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. >> off the coast. good for surfing. yeah. surfers love it. they love when you get the southerly swells, you get some of these tropical cyclones or hurricanes that form and they start to move a little further north in office and that generates a great swelled. surfers get out their

brown was convicted of stealing more than $7,000 from a johnny rockets restaurant in the city's marina district in 2000 while trying to leave the scene. the get away car stopped in the middle of the golden gate bridge where brown allegedly pushed the driver out of the car. she was then run over and killed by a drunk driver. san francisco voters will have another measure on the ballot this november to measure that could have an effect on elections for years to come. the board of supervisors this week approved a measure to move san francisco's mayor sheriff district attorney city attorney and treasure elections to even numbered years. all of those positions are currently elected in odd years. a release for supervisor. dean preston says that a news release, rather since 2011 even year presidential cycles have seen almost twice as many voters cast their ballot. then in on year elections. this move, preston says will help expand voter participation and save the city money by holding fewer separate elections. a bipartisan group of senators is introducing 2 bills to reform election laws to tr

with an accomplice, he rubbed $7,200 from the johnny rockets restaurant, the getaway car stopped in themiddle of the golden gate, and he pushed the driver to the pavement, where she was run over and killed by a drunk driver. >> the victim who was struck on the bridge, perhaps was thrown from the vehicle. we do have a strong suspicion that it was an intentional act. >> that she was pushed. >> at the time london breed had an alibi for her brother. she told police when she arrived at her grandmother's house, the time of the robbery, the defendant was asleep on the couch. in 2018, breed used official stationery to write governor brown asking her to commute her brother sentence. for that the ethics commission finder when he $500 saying she violated city law, using city titles for non-city purposes. to avoid an appearance of political favoritism, the mayor's choice for d.a., has recused herself from the napoleon brown case. a move she was considering last week as she told abc 7 news in an expose of interview. >> ethically i would prefer not to handle that case. i think that would be the appro

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johnny mcentee, his head of personnel. mr. mcentee told us that they talked about the events of the day and the multiple rocket resignation by administration officials. the decision to resign was one that weighed heavily on people in the ministration. on the one hand, people like mr. pottinger and miss matthews here, as proud as they were to serve, refused to be associated with president trump's dereliction of duty. but others were sincerely worried that leaving president trump to his own devices would put the country at continued risk. let's know what we heard about that tension from pat cipollone from eugene scalia who was the secretary of labor. >> and then after that some people were resigning obviously over january six. we know who they were. did i considerate? yes, did i do? it no. i was concerned that if people in the counsel's office left, who would replace me and i had some concern that it might be somebody who had been getting bad advice. >> the decision i arrived at was that the most destructive thing that i could do was to seek a meeting of the cabinet. i wanted to work within the administration to studies the ship and i though

johnny mcatee, his head of personnel. mr. mcentee told us that they talked about the events of the day and the multiple rocket resignation by administrations. the decision to resign was one that weighed heavily on people in the ministration. on the one hand, people like mr. pottinger and miss matthews here, as proud as they were to serve, refused to be associated with president trump's dereliction of duty. but others were sincerely worried that leaving president trump to his own devices would put the country at continued risk. let's know what we heard about that tension from pat cipollone from eugene scalia who was the secretary of labor. >> and then after that some people were resigning obviously over january six. we know who they were. did i considerate? yes, did i do? it no. i was concerned that if people in the counsel's office left, who would replace me and i had some concern that it might be somebody who had been getting bad advice. >> the decision i arrived at was that the most destructive thing that i could do was to seek a meeting of the cabinet. i wanted to work within the administration to studies the ship and i thought that wo