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. >>> and the pedestrian hit and killed on a san francisco street for the second time this week, hows putting the spotlight on an unsettling trend. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> deadheads around the world are mourning the loss of one of the grateful dead's founding members, bay area music legend phil lesh. he died today at age 84. the bass guitarist helped influence a generation when the band entered the bay area music scene in the'60s. ♪ look out a bedroom window in the morning in the evening in the day ♪. >> that's lesh taking a rare vocal turn on the song he wrote "box of rain." lesh's musical journey began in berkeley as a classical violinist and jazz trumpeter, even earning second chair in oakland's orchestra when he was just a teenager and in 1955 working as a sound engineer in a small radio station he met jerry garcia who asked him to join his band called the warlocks. the two created a unique style of rock with long and improvised passages that the grateful dead would become known for. meanwhile fans have been stopping by and leavi

testimony expected today from the sister of the man accused of killing a san francisco tech executive. we're live with tough questions she's already faced from prosecutors. plus, our country is at a crossroads. and where we go from here is up to us. we can't stand you. your ashby vice president. both presidential campaigns sharpening attacks with just 15 days to go until election day. our washington insider breaks down the back and forth from capitol hill. and if you still haven't registered to vote, you face a key deadline today. the steps you can take to make sure that your voice is heard at the ballot box. this is today in the bay. and this is a monday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to start out with a look at the forecast for this monday. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. it's going to be a really nice day. it's good that we won't have to deal with the wind. and we're still keeping the comfortable temperatures, but it is a little chilly as you're stepping out this morning in some spots. we've seen upper 40s

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said inside court for the opening statements in the trial of the man accused of stabbing and killing a san francisco tech executive also trying to stabilize gas prices. but will it do more harm than good? we're going to break down a bill governor newsom just signed into law. and do you think you'll leave the bay area in the next few years? you're actually not alone. our scott gutman goes over a new poll showing the struggles involved in making it in the bay. but let's go ahead and begin with ricky pearsall and his remarkable recovery just hours ago. the 49ers rookie made his return to the practice field in santa clara just 44 days ago. he was shot in the chest while shopping near union square. so let's go ahead and bring in our robert honda live from levi's stadium for us today. robert, i'm wondering, you know, ricky pearsall at practice, what was the overall mood in the locker room today? oh, it was it was very upbeat. you know, we did get a chance to watch him working out a little bit. and from what we could tell, he was moving pretty easily. and yes, he got a lot of high fives from his teammates.

. >>> a pedestrian was hit and killed in san francisco the second time this week. hit just before 7:00 this morning near geary boulevard and broderick street. he died at the hospital. the driver cooperated and drugs or alcohol don't appear to be a factor. it comes as the san francisco medical examiner has identified another man who was hit and killed by a dump truck on tuesday. 70-year-old jose chow was hit while crossing parnassus avenue and stanyan street a couple blocks from ucsf. the group walk sf says there have been 21 pedestrian deaths in the city this year, more than the total number in 2023. today the california air resources board vowed to move forward with a decision that could cause gas prices to spike. they've been under pressure to delay the vote on tightening standards. originally they said it would cause prices to jump 47% or more, but the board walked back on that estimate. a vote is scheduled after the election. critics say more transparency is needed. >>> also today governor newsom urged the air resources board to speed up on a study on how to im

a pedestrian was struck and killed in san francisco today. this is the 20th fatal pedestrian accident in the city this year. a the driver stayed t the scene and is cooperating with investigators. walk s this terrible garden hoses to protect their homes. when fire sparked between the fd railroad ts. with people who narrowly escaped hare a garden hose to put out a fast moving fire outside his hayward townhome early sunday morning. get out. >> starting to runn tran says had it not been r his 13 year old daughter alyssa, screaming for help, this situation could have been much worse. >> that girl isavt girls i knowr ten minutes. if she didn't trust her this fire is the third in o months, right next to the grand terrace community. the fires alm railroad tracks and a homeless president says they have complained about this problem for years, illustrated by this 2018 email sent to multiple hayward city leaders, including the mayor. >> it's just been a never ending struggle of just getting help. you know, we are electricity. >> iou reachedut on union p

san francisco residents calling now for safer streets after a man was hit and killed by a dump truck. this now marks the city's 20th traffic fatality of the year. the community got together for a vigil in san francisco is called valley neighborhood tuesday for sara stinson. was there. >> right where a 7 year-old man was hit and killed by a truck now lives flowers, candles, and signs. people who live nearby say they worry that if nothing is done to make streets safer, any one of them could be next. start for a moment of silence for the gentleman that we lost here. >> community vigil >> for yet another person hit and killed by a driver in san francisco. i'm going to take a moment to read the names of those that we know we've lost this year. >> in tears, community members, listen to the names of the 20 pedestrians who have died on city streets this year. so from all of the neighbors and fear and anger, clear frahm lives in the coal valley neighborhood. she says she was biking with her three-year-old when they came across the scene of a deadly crash tuesday morning. it was emergency vehic

momeni kawsar momeni returning to a san francisco courtroom for a third day to take the witness stand in a trial that will determine if her brother, nima momeni, killed tech executive bob lee last year in san francisco. today, the lead defense attorney questioned kawsar about text messages she shared with lee days before he was killed. the texts dealt with getting together with him to do drugs. at one point, she said lee was acting erratically. kawsar told jurors in the days before lee was killed, she used several drugs, including lsd, cocaine and ghb. it will be interesting to see how much value the jury gives to kassar's testimony if she comes off not credible, either because of her drug use or because of bias that she wants to help her brother. yesterday, kawsar testified she had been sexually assaulted by a friend of bob lee after he gave her ghb. she said she had called her brother crying and asked him to pick her up from the man's apartment. today, the defense asked kawsar to discuss nima momeni demeanor when he picked her up and drove her to her home today. kawsar testified her brother was calm and comforting to her. she also said later that n

he's the man accused of killing san francisco tech executive bob lee. to death lee back in april 2023. lee was best known for being the founder of cash app. investigators say mo money stabbed lee because of a fight over mo minnie's sister. defense attorneys are expected to claim that the stabbing was in self-defense. meanwhile, 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is returning to practice for the first time since he was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt in san francisco's union square back in august. coach kyle shanahan says the niners will open pearsall practice window tomorrow. it's not clear when he will make his game debut, but it's likely to be after the team's next game against the kansas city chiefs in two weeks. and a live look for you in san francisco. all that cloud cover. all eyes on the city in hopes that today, those low clouds and fog will cooperate for the final fleet week air show planned for this afternoon. it's supposed to begin at 1230 today, and the blue angels are set to take to the skies at three. this comes after san

francisco, which is a pedestrian advocacy group, says this is the city's 20th pedestrian fatality so far. this year. another day of testimony from the sister of nima momeni. he's the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee on the streets of san francisco. his sister's testimony today focused on her drug use and possible motives for her murder. here's nbc's mary kathy vara. zenni returning to court, this time taking the witness stand to answer questions from her brother's defense team. nima momeni is accused of fatally stabbing tech executive bob lee last year in san francisco. today, the lead defense attorney questioned kezar about text messages she shared with lee days before he was killed. the text dealt with getting together with him to do drugs. at one point, she said lee was acting erratically. kezar also told jurors in the days before lee was killed, she used several drugs, including lsd, cocaine and ghb. a person's impairment is highly relevant to their credibility as a witness, so if kezar is so impaired due to rampant drug use, her testimony may not come off that important to the jury because they may not be able to believe it. yesterday, kezar testified she had been sexu

cross. >> the authorities say an suv traveling east, down this hill towards downtown san francisco hit and killed man. they say he was around 35 years old the driver stayed at the scene. drugs and alcohol did not appear to be a factor. >> gary, i am usually careful. you hear cars going really, really fast. >> reporter: on tuesday morning a dump truck driver killed a 70-year-old man walking at the intersection of stannion street in the cold valley neighbor hod. the driver stayed at the scene and drugs and alcohol also did not appear to be a factor. walk sf, advocating for safe streets, say more traffic-related pedestrian deaths in san francisco so far this year than all of last year. they report 21 people were killed while walking. in 2024 compared to 18 in 2023. walk sf wants the city to lower speed limits and redouse lanes on the faster streets to calm traffic. >> people need to be careful. look at the speed limit where you are driving and slow down. no rush. >> reporter: beverly agrees and always on high alert. >> we usually walk in pairs. i never have anything out, i don't have my phone out. >

and what's next for many men accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in san francisco. statements are set to begin next week in the murder trial of many is the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in san francisco last year. >> today, 12 jurors were selected from a pool of nearly 150 people. there are also 5 alternates. the trial is expected to last several weeks and end sometime in december. take a look at this man accused of breaking into a shoe store in oakland, unable to break out the owner of the shoe spot on 7th street tells us the person got stuck inside after breaking a glass window get in around 2 o'clock this morning, we see the police. they're looking at the scene and also them walking out with a man in handcuffs. looks like he also as i don't like a basketball hoop around his neck. there. unclear why he was will not hoop a net. it's unclear why he was unable to get out of the shop's owner says that there was no loss or any anything stolen. just the main damage that happened there to the to the glass door that this guy broken through in the north ba

francisco zoo and its making claims that the facilities unsafe for both animals and visitors at the zoo has faced serious problems throughout the years, including a tiger kiyana that escaped an killed person and injured 2 others. ron, first theresa stasi, a report. >> blistering report on the san francisco zoo. the san francisco animal control and welfare commission railing on the zoo calling the enclosures extremely outdated and failing to meet basic criteria for the best interests of animal welfare. also adding that the enclosure requirements are minimal and frightening, unsafe or animals visitors alike can grill was smashed and killed ands. >> you know the usda find the zoo at the time. justin barker is a former zoo keeper and founder >> of

. >> for the second time this week, a man was hit and killed walking in san francisco.t happened near gary and brodrick where it is fenced off to discourage people to walk in that part of the street. there is known as the high injury network right there. it accounts for 68% of the city's severe and fatal crashes. >> i am usually careful. you just hear cars going really, really fast.. >> the group walk sf says this was the 21st pedestrian death in the city this year. more than the total number in all of 2023. >>> on to san jose. calls to resign. now, a recall effort facing embatterred councilmember. -- embattled councilmember. this after an explosive police investigation. centering on text allegedly sent by torres discussing sexually disaccompliceit acts explicit things with minors >> accusations like that are serious. it is important they are investigated thoroughly, just hearing that, it is disgusting. it is, it makes me feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: torres has denied these accusations against him. his attorney says that the text messages were an act of role play. s

nima mamani is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee in san francisco over lee's alleged involvementwith his sister. prosecutors used text messages to try and prove their case. césar told the court that she and lee were friends, but maintains her brother's innocence. >> as we said, the naacp will hold a news conference today to call for the immediate release of a man in santa clara county jail last week. carlos harris was granted release from prison after a county judge reduced his sentence. harris had spent 20 years behind bars for robbery and attempted murder, days after he was set to be released. harris remains in custody. >> i'm still here, so i don't know. i don't know what to do, i don't know. honestly, i don't know what to do. i don't know when i'm getting out. >> we are just really feeling like, you know, he's being illegally detained at this time. he should have been home last thursday. >> according to a county leader, the state department of corrections and rehabilitation still needs to process harris's release before santa clara county can release him. they say the departm

the advocates say this is san francisco's 20th pedestrian fatality so far this year. police say the 70 year old man was hit and killed by a dump truck. ktvu christien kafton explains why some people say that area has become more dangerous. >> san francisco police say the deadly collision happened at around 845 this morning. investigators say this dump truck was headed south on stanyan. the pedestrian was also headed south on stanyan. both had the green light and investigators say it appears that the truck turned onto parnassus and strk the victim. shortly after. the pedestrian stepped into the crosswalk. >> i can say that the driver of the vehicle involved remained on scene and was cooperative. cooperative with our units and then our traffic collision investigative unit did arrive on scene and took over the investigation. >> peter has lived in the neighborhood for more than 40 years and talked with an eyewitness to the deadly crash, who said the driver may not have realized what happened until it was too late. >> apparently, he didn't even realize he hit somebody because, as i understand it from the witness, he was l

. >>> and the pedestrian hit and killed on a san francisco street for the second time this week, hows putting the spotlight on an unsettling trend. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich.

plus, months after a deadly crash killed the family of 4 francisco city leaders reveal new traffic safety measures. we show you where. and it's a party at a show in the skies over the san francisco bay this weekend. >> well, you can expect at this year's fleet week. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday october the 12th. let's get you started with a look at your weather with dave sphar heyday. >> all right. good morning, stephanie, in. good morning, everybody. we have a change of venue going on not just for this weekend but into next week. about some real october weather settling here? and we've got it for you as well some light rain showers are kind of dealing with particularly up in the north bay. they're going to stick around through much of the day to day in terms at least cloud cover. first things. first, though, there's a layer of clouds and fog, low level moisture. let's call that will cover everything mount shot for you. give you a general idea where that is. you get right above it. yeah. the ye

neema momeni is accused of stabbing and killing lee in san francisco last year. move the trial outside of san francisco over concerns that he couldn't receive a fair trial there, but the request was denied. also today, governor gavin newsom's gas price bill is facing its final hurdle. it would require all refineries to maintain a minimum inventory level. this is to prevent price spikes during peak driving months. now, that bill has been supported by several california leaders. but gas companies claim refineries are already full spinner farms, pumpkin patch and morgan hill is seeing some 10,000 visitors a day this season. but the attraction is spooking some neighbors, who say they are tired of dealing with the traffic gridlock. the patches operations manager says it's making a local access road that cuts through the farm, and has also hired the chp to help a mother and child are recovering. this is after a mishap during san francisco fleet week outsid. you see there in that video, you can see the navy parachute coming down in the wrong spot yesterday over at marin

that's the man accused of killing a tech executive in san francisco. nbc bay area's marianne favro was in the courtroom today as prosecutors outlined their case step by ste. well, yesterday was a very dramatic day in court, with both the prosecution and defense painting a very different narrative about what happened today. it was all about calling witnesses to dig into the details of how the crime scene was processed. after a badly wounded cash app founder, bob lee called 911 for help, police found him bleeding on main street and say they tracked a long trail of blood down the street. they also say they discovered the knife used to kill him nearby. today in court, the prosecution called a san francisco police sergeant and a crime scene investigator to the stand to talk about how the scene was investigated. a lot of this case is going to come down to a battle of the experts, and you need to establish chain of custody and proper evidence handling and collection. and that is critical to the prosecution's case because they're not relying on witnesses. they

that's the man accused of killing a tech executive in san francisco. nbc bay area's marianne favro was in the courtroom today as prosecutors outlined their case step by ste. well, yesterday was a very dramatic day in court, with both the prosecution and defense painting a very different narrative about what happened today. it was all about calling witnesses to dig into the details of how the crime scene was processed. after a badly wounded cash app founder, bob lee called 911 for help, police found him bleeding on main street and say they tracked a long trail of blood down the street. they also say they discovered the knife used to kill him nearby. today in court, the prosecution called a san francisco police sergeant and a crime scene iti

the gentleman that we lost here. >> a community vigil for yet another person hit and killed by a driver in san francisco. going to take a moment to read the names of those that we know we've lost this year in tears, community members. listen to the names of the 20 pedestrians who have died on city streets this year. so from all of the neighbors and fear and anger, clear frahm lives in the coal valley neighborhood. she says she was biking with her three-year-old when they came across the scene of a deadly crash tuesday morning. it was and other emergency vehicles. police say 7 year-old man was struck by a dump truck around 8.45. at the intersection of per nasa's avenue. and stan yun street. >> you're the ucsf eastburn asus campus. he died at the scene. his name has not been released yet. the driver involved is cooperating with police, drugs and alcohol are not suspected to be involved. the cause is still being investigated. >> catherine robirts has lived in the area for more than 2 decades. i find it really terrifying to cross the street. absolutely. every say all sadly, she says she's not surprised some

. >> now at 10, a community comes together after a man was struck and killed by dump truck in san francisco. well, those gathered say they want to see traffic changes immediately. plus, san jose officials vote on a controversial costco project. and another big name joining the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. announcement expected tomorrow morning. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan and i'm noelle bellow tonight. we are discussing san francisco marking its >> 20th pedestrian death of the year. yes, sara stinson is out there tonight as people are gathering for a vigil. >> sarah joining us with the very latest now, sarah. >> if people dropped off, flowers, signs, candles right here where a 7 year-old man was hit and killed by a truck. the vigil honored all the lives lost 2 deadly crashes this year. many neighbors say they're worried that if nothing is done to make streets safer, that any one of them could be next. >> all right. for a moment of silence for the gentleman that we lost here. >> community vigil for yet another person hit and killed

the sister of the man accused of killing a san francisco tech executive returns to the stand this morning. the tough question. she's likely still to face pulling out all the stops in critical battleground states from donald trump working at a mcdonald's, to kamala harris visiting churches with lots of star power and elon musk offering voters money. we're live in washington, breaking down the back and forth with just 15 days to go. now in the clear after a fast moving fire scared residents in the east bay over the weekend. the concerning conditions, which remain for much of the bay area. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington. i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but let's get to the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. and it's been really nice over the weekend, with the exception of the high fire danger. and we are going to see the wind calming down. and we're still keeping more of those same temperatures. but it is a chilly start as you're stepping out in walnut creek to 49 degrees. it

francisco police are investigating the crash now. walk sf says so far this year, 19 other pedestrians have been killed in the city, more than the 18 pedestrianeaths recorded in all of last year. happening now people in san francisco are trying to make an impact on the presidential election in another state. a popular political space in the mission offering handwritten letters to voters in the swing state of nevada, ktvu james torres joins us live explaining how it all works. james. >> andre, we're talking about manny's in the mission. that has long been a space for political activism, political conversation, and volunteers are setting up shop there to write these letters. the owner of the cafe tells me it's a chance for people in san francisco to feel more involved in this election process. >> they say handwritten notes go a long way. >> i think this is really a critical election for our country. >> ian fouracre hopes his letters are an influence during this election cycle. >> my vote in california is not. but this work could have an impact. and from what i understand about when you send letters and postcards to people, it has a 4% differenc

. >> ted lindner, fox news next here at five, a san francisco community mourning a man struck and killed by a dump truck. >> what we know about the moments leading up to that deadly accident, and the company involved also had a dire budget deficit in oakland. >> why? city leaders say cuts to police and fire services may be necessary. >> plus, he needs to resign. we've called on him to resign. he's holding a seat hostage. >> a city council in crisis. how san jose leaders are handling the absence of omar torres amid the disturbing allegations of child sex abuse. >> ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. >> and hello everyone. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm greg lee. we start in san francisco where a vigil is getting underway tonight after a man was struck and killed by a dump truck. >> our christian captain has been following this story all day and joins us now live near the scene near the panhandle christian. >> yeah, we are here at the intersection of parnassus and stanyan, the location of that deadly collision this morning. as you said, that vigil just now, getting underway across the st

francisco. testimony continued today in the murder trial of the man charged with killing cash app founder bob leenow, this was the second full day of the trial for nima momeni. prosecutors and his defense team asked a wide range of questions of the san francisco police officer who took the stand. they also reviewed evidence, including the knife that was used to stab lee. now, mckinney's sister, césar eleusinia, was expected to take the witness stand today, but did not. we expect to hear from césar tomorrow. >> yeah. we're not in charge of calling witnesses. that's a question that the government has an answer for. but you know, she was there today. i think. right? i don't know, somewhere in the building. i think somewhere in the building. >> well, many sister could be a key witness as both the defense and prosecution say that she was with bob lee the night before he died. prosecutors say that nima momeni believed that bob lee may have been at a party where someone attempted to sexually assault his sister. she could be called to the witness stand tomorrow for a special reunion for a livermore famil

the cash app founder bob lee was killed in san francisco. ezla gooden has the story. >> as are testified in court monday admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder and the week following it. she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever had a relationship? they present a tax really mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never his are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told her brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighed in on how her testim

so prosecutors asked of what happened the night cash founder bob lee was killed in san francisco. >> was a good imports as our money testified in court monday, admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder and the week following it. she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. >> prosecutors pressed her on a% the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever had a relationship? they present a tax really mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never his are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told her brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighed in on how her test

prosecutors asked her what happened the night cash founder bob lee was killed in san francisco. thomas was a good reports. >> as our money testified in court monday admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder and the week following it. she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever had a relationship? they present a tax worley mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never because are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told her brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighed in on how

there's a tech executive killed in san francisco. he was identified by name in the media there is an article written about him for the couple journalist a few months ago they were killed when in philadelphia, when it new york city identified by name and had articles written about this i'm reading this and if you are, the way i interpreted how these cases were treated if you are just a peasant and you die you are just a statistic. if you are a member of the aristocracy you could identified by name you get whole piece about you. even if you're at luxury police catch up with you you're still honored and treated in a special way with this high regard a member of this upper segment of society was killed they get treated very differently. a core feature of a luxury belief visits shelter from the consequences of his or her belief. sometimes it does catch up. it's treated differently when it's done. >> there's a review of the book in the "washington post." i thought it contained a misunderstanding of what a luxury belief was. what if you coul

prosecutors asked what happened the night cash founder bob lee was killed in san francisco kron four's lisa goodman with the story. >> as our money testified in court monday admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder and the week following it. she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever had a relationship? they present a tax worley mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never because are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told her brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighed in on h

prosecutors asked her what happened the night catch-up founder bob lee was killed in san francisco. >> was less a good and has that story. >> as our money testified in court monday, admitting to using cocaine, ghb and lsd. the night bob lee was killed multiple times. she explained that she was under the influence of drugs the night of the murder and the week following it. she told the court her memory was hazy as she was in and out of consciousness. prosecutors pressed her on the timeline leading up to lee's death. in question, is she in lee ever had a relationship? they present a tax really mention, quote, bringing a tank in exchange for a favor. but because our insisted their relationship was never because are also described being sexually assaulted by lee's alleged drug dealer. jeremy bowman, after passing out from ghb when asked if she had told her brother about the assault, she told him that bowman has smacked her. but that didn't explicitly say she thought she had been raped. she added that she wasn't sure what she told her brother due to her state of mind. a legal expert weighe

he's accused of stabbing and killing tech executive bob lee on the streets of san francisco. nbc bay area's marianne favro was in the courtroom for opening statements in that murder trial today. during opening statements, two very different narratives presented to jurors. the prosecution says that momeni was very upset with bob lee and attacked him, stabbed through his heart and left to die. those were the first words from prosecutor omid to lie to jurors as he talked about the death of cash app founder bob lee. last year, he outlined a timeline for what prosecutors say happened to lee, showing jurors video of lee and his accused killer, nima momeni, in an elevator in san francisco's millennium tower shortly before lee was killed. the prosecutor told jurors police found a knife near the crime scene and that his dna was on the handle. prosecutors also told jurors a witness overheard a phone conversation where momeni admitted to being furious with lee for something that happened to his sister. you were able to educate the jury with regard to pieces of evidence that have been le

now we go to san francisco tonight, where the sister of the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee is scheduled to return to the stand tomorrow. casar mckinney insisted that her brother is innocent as she began testifying at his murder trial last week. now, nima mckinney is accused of stabbing and killing lee in san francisco over lee's alleged involvement with his sister. she testified, as i mentioned last week, that she and lee were friends, but added that her older brother is not guilty of murder. okay, i guess we have to talk about it, right? a tough game today for the 49ers. they lost 28 to 18 to the visiting kansas city chiefs and those chiefs actually remain the league's only undefeated team this season. >> injuries continue to really be a problem for the niners. receiver brandon aiyuk carted off the field after getting hit here in his right knee while making that catch. that was late in the first half. there is concern he might have torn his acl. we're going to know more tomorrow. the niners did force patrick mahomes to throw two picks today, but brock purdy threw three

they're serving life terms for killing their parents in 1989 with no hope of being released until today thanks in part to a former san francisco da. >> what's the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> excuse me? >> someone killed my parents. >> were they shot? >> a decades old murder case getting widespread new attention from netflix. >> they looked like a perfect family but something very wrong was happening. >> is now headed back to the room. erik and lyle menendez accuse of the murdering their parents more than three decades ago could not get a chance at freedom. >> we'll recommend to the court that life without the possibility of parole be removed. >> reporter: george gascon recommending resentencing. prosecutors reviewed the case after the the defense came forward with new evidence, including a letter written by erik they say corroborates abuse allegations against their father, jose. >> there's no excuse for murder, and i will never imply that we're doing is excusing the behavior, but even if you're abused, the right path is to call police and seek help. but i understand how sometimes people get desperate. >> reporter

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nima momeni is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee in san francisco over lee's alleged involvement with his sister. prosecutors used text messages to try to prove their case. kizer told the court that she and lee were friends, but maintains her brother's innocence. the san francisco school board is planning to approve the appointment of a new superintendent this week. maria suh has led the san francisco department of children, youth and their families for the past 15 years. she'll replace matt wayne, who resigned under pressure last week. the board is hoping suh will help provide stability after a chaotic few months that included a now canceled plan to close schools. the district must close a massive budget gap by december to avoid a potential state takeover. san francisco's palace hotel is now the city's fifth hotel to be hit with a picket line. union officials say 310 workers are now on strike. many of them were seen protesting outside of the palace yesterday when it started. they are joining the 1600 union members at other hotels who have been on strike since september. workers

cannot let heat overtake the matter. >> after several days off the man accused of killing bob lee, heads back to san francisco. what surveillance video shows in court today revealed about the deadly stabbing. >>> plus, new video giving a firsthand look at the moment the fleet week parachute jumper lands on top of the teenager, and the mom, the 17-year-old now opening up about the difficulty recovery. >>> the rainy season has arrived. the storm system to our north is now heading our way. and after dark, the first showers are expected to move in. that same system bringing in much colder temperatures to our region. even some snow to the sierra. so let's bring first alert chief meteorologist, paul heggen, with a look at the forecast. >> the shower activity hanging out to the north for now, but it's approaching. as we look at the satellite and radar loop over the past few hours. the north coast has been getting plenty of shower activity. the bulk of the moisture really is heading into oregon and washington. that's typical for this time of the year. but it's close enough to bring some of those showers into the bay

a man inside the zoo forcing the san francisco police department to race to the scene and opened fire on that. tiger killing that tiger. it was a very controversial decision made by the san francisco police officers. and i actually remember covering that's story 16 years ago. since then, the san francisco zoo did make upgrades to make sure that their animals are safe. but again, according to the report, not doing enough for the san francisco animal control and welfare commission. they would like the enclosures expanded. so the animals can exhibit normal behavior that is very pleasing to the eye to the zoo goers. and again, just as importantly that everybody is safe. the workers and the animals. it is important to note that the federal government, including the usda and there wing that covers zoos within the country. they believe that the san francisco zoo poes meet all of their requirements. when we hear back from the zoo this morning, if we do, we will tell you their response to this. but for now, 95 years old and it looks like according to this commission, it's time to modernize into the next century. so

killed him. an forcing the san francisco police officers to shoot and kill the tiger. from that point they did an investigation and the zoo did upgrades to make things safer for its workers as well as the public. but a new report from the san francisco animal control and welfare commission. they say the zoo can be are a lot better that it needs to modernize. and the reason being they look at it and they said that the enclosures are not big enough for the animals to act freely to almost like be out in the wild exhibit. normal behavior. also viewing experiences for the zoo goers can be better. according to report, not to mention to make things safer for the employees that we got a chance to talk to goer. here's his reaction to the report. i mean, some of it feels kind of old. yeah, because, you know, it's been in operation for quite a while. so i'm sure that some upgrades could be. >> it could be well appreciated. but there's work being i see that happening. so i guess by step. >> keep making it better. >> now it's worth noting that the federal government, they also see z

he's the man accused of killing cash app founder bob leak rovers will tran live outside the courthouse in san francisco with the latest. will. >> appears that the defense team, they are already inside the courthouse. we saw them walking in at about 8.45 in the morning. they plan to lay out their case. they believe that yes, momi needed stabbed bob lead, but they say the motive is self-defense and they say they can't wait to flesh that out in court, despite not saying whether or not he'll even take the stand in his own defense. now, this was 18 months in the making. and now we're about 25 minutes from it. finally beginning at stake is mommy needs freedom. if the jury finds him guilty, he will spend. 26 to the rest of his life in prison, possibly or of course he can be set free. this all went down on april 4th of last year, 18 months ago on the streets of san francisco. both sides agree meany and bob lee were together at around 2 o'clock in the morning. now, according to prosecutors, they believe meany premeditated all of this that he wanted to be with bob lee that night over a dispute involving his youn

the sister of the suspect in the stabbing and killing of tech executive bob lee in san francisco, mayements, prosecutors claim. nima momeni went into a rage after finding out his sister had been partying with bob lee and others. defense lawyers argued the stabbing was self-defense. well, governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law designed to prevent gasoline prices from skyrocketing oil refineries who are based in california now have to store more gasoline in case there is unplanned maintenance problems or system outages. governor newsom and other supporters of this new law think it will help stabilize gas prices when refineries are offline. economists say since the year 2015, the people of california have paid about $60 billion more for gas than drivers in other states. and walgreens just announced it plans to close about 1200 locations over the next three years. reports say about 1 in 7 walgreens stores that are open now will be closed by the year 2027. the closures follow an announcement in june to close a quarter of its u.s. locations. walgreens reported a $3 billion loss last q

the gentleman that we lost here. >> community vigil >> for yet another person hit and killed by a driver in san francisco. i'm going to take a moment to read the names of those that we know we've lost this year. >> in tears, community members, listen to the names of the 20 pedestrians who have died on city streets this year. so from all of the neighbors and fear and anger. clear frahm lives in the coal valley neighborhood. she says she was biking with her three-year-old when they came across the scene of a deadly crash tuesday morning. it was emergency vehicles. police say 7 year-old man was struck by a dump truck around 8.45. at the intersection of per nasa's avenue in san yun street. >> you're the ucsf eastburn asus campus. he died at the scene. his name has not been released yet. the driver involved is cooperating with police, drugs and alcohol are not suspected to be involved. the cause is still being investigated. >> catherine roberts has lived in the area for more than 2 decades. i find it really terrifying to cross the street. absolutely. every say all sadly, she says she's not surprised someone w

francisco animal control welfare commission. they say, well, the zoo doesn't do its job enough. now, back in you may recall this made national news when s berian tiger actually escaped its enclosure and killed a man within the san francisco police officers rushed to the scene and actually had to shoot the siberian tiger killing the tiger, which was very controversial at the time. now, the zoo in reaction may improved its enclosures, make sure that things are safe for everybody. but according to the welfare commission, it's not doing enough that the enclosures are not big enough for some of the animals to act free as though they're out in the wild. also to make sure that their workers are safe, taking care of the animals. and as far as vantage point for the zoo goers to have a better time as well that we have reached out to the san francisco zoo and we hope to hear from them before the end of the newscast. but for now, i can tell you looks like the commission supersedes the federal government that the federal government actually obviously overlooks this whole thing. but san francisco being san francisco and has jurisdiction and they probably will get their way. in fact, according to the mayo