she is the dow of kevin nishida, who was sh and killed as a security guard two years ago. >> what about the victims of this crime? of course i am the voice for kevin. >> reporter: during the town hall, the moderator asked perez how she and her department are listening to victims of crime. >> we are in contact, communication with victims across the board. >> reporter: that is when virginia nishida stood up and left. price answered pre-smitted questions and young people. >> this is what we have to stop investing in incarceration and start investing in education. you have investment programs thadraw young people in. >> reporter: the d.a says that problem in determining who gs charged. she says she is working on those disparities. >>> it is no secret there have been a lot of problems at the former westfie mall in downtown san francisco . they announced they were pulling out of them all back in june. theft and decliing sales have been concerns,but now one of the stores in the mall is suing over it. clothing company american eagle is suing westfield, accusing them of letting the ball deterior

the rally were mostly crime victims families, including gina nishida, the wife of security guard kevin nishida. he was shot and killed while guarding a television news crew in oakland. gina says the trial is set for november, yet the da has not informed her what charges the suspects will face. it makes me feel horrible because going to court thinking what's going to happen, it's an awful situation. price took only written questions that were submitted before and during the town hall. she addressed property crime by saying that the county is receiving $2 million from the state for organized retail theft. prosecutors action. we're going to fund a prosecutor. it will include a deputy, an inspector, as well as a legal assistant. price also said $300,000 of that grant will go towards a restorative justice program. now, recall organizers tell me that currently they are making changes to their petition , as requested by the registrar of voters. they are hoping to get 93,000 signatures in time for the june ballot. mike amberleigh live tonight in fremont. amber, thank you for that. in the city of oakla