the community service, larkin street. you know -- lauda. we know that we are changing lives every single day we are saving lives every day. and the press talks about that. they'd talk about you know trashing the streets or homeless encampments but not talking about the lives that are being transformed and the beauty that happens inside buildings like this every day in san francisco. and i think we node to talk more about that. because that is what san francisco is all about. that is what we believe in. that is when we care about and the w we are doing every day. [applause]. and -- [speaking spanish]. congratulations i am go about my day glowing with a smile ear to ear. [speak spanish]. [applause]. with a ton of happiness and excitement. i'm going to invite up lauda valdez the director of the delores street community service. >> good afternoon will i will read my robber in english and read in spanish. >> i would like to start by acknowledging the contributions of the casa esperanza staff, team that is here. we can get applause for them. they

1865 when the horse drawn carriage company larkins co was founded in downtown san francisco. the business thrived for decade and evolved from servicing and participating armies to working on high end. >> . >> vehicles and airplanes. today the business is still family owned and operated operated by jason whose matter marty purchased the business in 1986 and has a close relationship with clients and true stot intention of the original founders william and kenneth larkins remains committed to provide the high quality service to the bay area community. the department is supportive of this application and supports a resolution recommending the larkins brothers tire company to the legacy business registry. thank you and i will now hand things off to emily. >> good afternoon commissioners. emily lane planning staff. the fourth legacy business application is for hotel boheme. hotel boheme is a bro teak hotel that is offered welcoming accommodations to international and domestic travelers for the past 31 years. hotel boheme was established by morganstern and envisioned the interior of

the community service, larkin street. you know -- lauda.e day we are saving lives every day. and the press talks about that. they'd talk about you know trashing the streets or homeless encampments but not talking about the lives that are being transformed and the beauty that happens inside buildings like this every day in san francisco. and i think we node to talk more about that. because that is what san francisco is all about. that is what we believe in. that is when we care about and the w we are doing every day. [applause]. and -- [speaking spanish]. congratulations i am go about my day glowing with a smile ear to ear. [speak spanish]. [applause]. with a ton of happiness and excitement. i'm going to invite up lauda valdez the director of the delores street community service. >> good afternoon will i will read my robber in english and read in spanish. >> i would like to start by acknowledging the contributions of the casa esperanza staff, team that is here. we can get applause for them. they have been working hard to get us here. i want

on the occasion of the queen's silverjubilee in 1977, philip larkin wrote of her brain, "in times whenng stood but worsened or grew strange, there was one constant good, she did not change ——of her reign. it feels like we are once again in a moment in our history where, as luyken put it, things are going strange. —— larkin. where everything is spinning. a nation requires a still point. when times are difficult, it requires comfort. and when direction is hard to find, it requires leadership. the loss of our queen robs this country of our queen robs this country of its still list point, its greatest comfort, at precisely the time we need those things most. but our queen'scommitment to us, her life of public service, was underpinned by one crucial understanding — that the country she came to symbolise is bigger than any one individual or any one institution. it is the sum total of all our history and all our endeavours and it will endure. the late queen would have wanted us to redouble our efforts, to turn alcohol up and face the storm. to carry on ——to turn our collar up. most of all, sh

member larkin. >> present. >> vice chair matthews. >> present. >> chair mc hugh. >> absent. >> member pantoja. >> present. >> member sanderlin. >> present. we have a quorum it is 9:33 a.m. may i read the land acknowledgment? >> yes, please. >> we acknowledge that we are on the uncededan cest ral home land of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula the indigenous stewards with their tradition, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded lost nor forgot responsibilities as caretakers of this place. as well as for all people who is reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize we benefit from living and working on their traditional home land. we wish to pay respects acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please, note that member crawford has entered the meeting, welcome. >> thank you. so vice chair matthews, may i go to agenda item 2. >> yes, public comment. >> opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the committee's jur

. >> normally, bonnie says her business off of larkin is the backdrop of a rolling crime scene with drug deals, vandalisd break-ins. her place was broken was broken into three times in x weeks. >> i had a steel plate put on here and a steel plate here because they busted this whole thing open. they took a grinder grinder and ground through all the steel bars. >> she says the thieves took off with sensitive financial information and tried unsuccessfully to drain her bank bank accounts. all of this, community organizers say, is part of the disturbing trend. >> as efforts have been made to rightly improve conditions in in the tenderloin, things have d in our neighborhood. >> some city leaders have taken notice. >> it has been a game of walk. i sa the mayor's office and the depat of homeland security who have cleared the alleys out only to e them come back literally hours later. >> like so many, bonnie wantsp and long lasting change for the people forced to live on these streets. but she knows that for for her, her staff and fellow business owners, the situation s become untenable. >> i just

i'm joined by will larkins, a senior at winter park high school in orange county, florida , and javierd from a miami high school earlier this year, and is now at theashion institute of technology. welcome to you both. will, can you give us a sense of how things have changed in florida from your perspective since this law passed? will: i've noticed an uptick in anti-lgbtq hate crimes and general attitude toward people. i've always dealt with homophobia at highchool, i've always been called slurs and stuff but it has gotten worse since the school year started. a lot of things have happened. most recently, my sister and i were followed home after a football game who -- by 15 gs who called us slurs and told us to kill ourselves. it was really scary, they chased us, we got lost in the trs. the other thing i've noticed that i know for a fact came from this is more of the rhetoric coming from the state legislature and our governor, such as the grooming rhetoric, calling clear people pedophiles, has trickled down to the high school level and high school bullies are using the same language as t

it feels like we are once again in a moment in our history where, as larkin put it, things are growing. where everything is spinning, a nation requires a still point. when times are difficult, it requires comfort. and when direction is hard to find, it requires leadership. the loss of our queen robs this country of its stillest point, its greatest comfort, at precisely the time we need those things most. but our queen's commitment to us -- her life of public service -- was underpinned by one crucial understanding: that the country she came to symbolise is bigger than any one individual or any one institution. it is the sum total of all our history and all our endeavours, and it will endure. the late queen would have wanted us to redouble our efforts, to turn our collar up and face the storm, to carry on. most of all, she would want us to remember that it is in these moments that we must pull together. this house is a place where ideas and ideals are debated. of course that leads to passionate disagreement. of course temperatures can run high. but we all do it in pursuit of something gr

latinos i like to see more protects like this on behalf of all of us we are gave a huge thanks to larkin street youth services and delores street! i will pass it to our progress project manager. why thank you for everyone's for coming out and celebrating with us. i want to give a thanks to all of the 4 of the local restaurants who donated for this event they are all women. the first is [inaudible] thank you maria. the second is [inaudible] thank you, sofia, thank you, lauda and [inaudible] thank you jacqueline. thank you everyone for joining us today! have a great day. everyone. [music] >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything w

william: javier gomez, will larkins, thank you both so much for being here.l: thank you so much for having. javier: thank you. thank you for having us. judy: to bring awareness to the global migrant crisis, a theater project is using a different kind of stage and a puppet of a young syrian girl to stand in for millions of refugees. now, she has come to the u.s. amid an annual gathering of the world's leaders at the united nations general assembly. jeffrey brown has the story for our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: a 10-year-old girl, alone in the world, arrives in a new country. she falters, unsure where to turn. she's called "little amal," though at 12 feet tall, she's hardly small in stature. and at jfk airport in new york last week, she was greeted by the musicians and children's chorus of the metropolitan opera. now, again, she has her own role to play, walking through a city, attracting attention, stopping to greet other children, as a symbol of the world's refugee crisis. amir nizar zuabi is artistic director "the walk productions." amir: i ca

>> reporter: normally, bonnie says, her business off larkin is is the backdrop of a rolling crime scene. assaults, vandalism, and break-ins. her place was broken into three times in six weeks. >> i had a steel plate put on he on here and a steel plate here, because they busted this whole thing open and they took a grinder and ground through all of the steel bars. >> reporter: she says thieves took sensitive financial information and tried, unsucces, tried, unsuccessfully, to drain her bank account. all of this, community organizers say, is part of a disturbing trend. >> has efforts have been made to to rightly improve conditions in in the tenderloin,things have deteriorated in our neighborhoo. our neighborhood. >> reporter: some city leaders have taken notice. >> a game of whack a mole. i salute the mayors office and department of homelessness, who have cleared the alleys out, only to have them come back literally hours later. >> reporter: like so many, bonnie wants help and long-lasting change for the people forced to live on the streets of lower polk, but she knows for her and her sta

detectives say these women dobroka thompson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. shelter and transportation. lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse and it left that he'd ever seen to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> we me reporting california attorney general rob bonta reacted to the details of mason's murder and the abuse that he says she suffered leading up to her death. he says her life should. out of ended the way it did. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we shouldn't be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she should be learning. she

quoting the poet philip larkin, the labour leader said the queen's death was a moment of uncertaintyn. the loss of our queen robs this country of its stillest point, its greatest comfort, at precisely the time we need those things most. former prime ministers recalled their weekly audience with the queen. these were not meetings with a high and mighty monarch, but a conversation, with a woman of experience but a conversation with a woman of experience and knowledge and immense wisdom. they were also the one meeting i went to which i knew would not be briefed out to the media. laughter. only three days ago, when she saw off her 14th prime minister and welcomed her 15th, and i can tell you in that audience, she was as radiant and as knowledgeable and as fascinated by politics as ever i can remember, and as wise in her advice as anyone i know, if not wiser. others remembered the queen's kindness. harriet harman had been sacked as a cabinet minister in 1998. my diary was empty and my phone stopped ringing. my office was astonished to get a call from buckingham palace. no—one else wanted

management firm, delores street community services and on site social services provide provided by larkin street youth services costs esperanzas the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's part of a multi-year plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. 38 1% of homeless youth are lgbtq+ black and brown communities are disproportionately represented among people experiencing experiencing homelessness as a result of social political and economic inequities that create pathways to homelessness in the last year. san francisco acquired other buildings like the mission in for youth housing. mayor london breed says this work has created 400 new housing and shelter placements over the last 2 years. we have seen in this city every duck shun in youth, homelessness by 6 teen percent. mayor breed is to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news. >> 4.33 governor newsom signed a bill that's aimed a

injured early this morning after an explosion in the tenderloin district happened in the area of larkin street in golden gate avenue. about 03:15am, one of the victims said that he was struck by an unknown object when that explosion took place. both victims are recovering at a hospital. no arrests have been made and the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> and alameda county sheriff's deputy has surrendered following a manhunt. 24 year-old devin williams junior. this is picture was wanted in connection with a double homicide in dublin overnight. the is now in custody. kron four's philippe djegal explains what led to his arrest. less than 12 hours after he allegedly shot and killed a 42 year-old woman and her 58 year-old husband in their dublin home. 24 year-old alameda county sheriff's deputy devon williams junior. >> reached out to police received a call from the suspect. he wanted to turn himself in before noon wednesday. dublin police chief garrett home stating during a news conference that he spoke with the suspect, a conversation that lasted about 45 minutes duri

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all arrested for accessory to murder after the fact they are delbert thompson of san jose corona larkins of merced and myra gonzalez of newark. during the investigation, they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture but providing him with money. shelter and transportation. melissa harris is a cousin to sofia mason and her mother, samantha johnson. harris says more information will likely be revealed about why women specifically were helping jackson. that to me is really significant. and of course, we don't know the full extent or the manner of their involvement in how they funded his life while he was on the run. um but we do have our suspicions, and i know that will all come out samantha johnson, already in custody in connection with her daughter's murder is cognitively impaired, according to family police describe her as donte jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that label for her to say, you know, that was her boyfriend again. this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eig

police arrested for accessory to murder after the fact they are delbert thompson of san jose corona larkins of merced and mira gonzalez of newark. during the investigation, they learned that several of these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture but providing him with money. shelter and transportation. melissa harris is a cousin to sofia mason and her mother, samantha johnson. harris says more information will likely be revealed about why women specifically were helping jackson. that to me is really significant. and of course, we don't know the full extent or the manner of their involvement in how they funded his life while he was on the run. um, but we do have our suspicions, and i know that will all come out samantha johnson, already in custody in connection with her daughter's murder is cognitively impaired, according to family police describe her as dante jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that label for her to say, you know, that was her boyfriend again. this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like

quoting the poet philip larkin, the labour leader said the queen's death was a moment of uncertainty things most. former prime ministers recalled their weekly audience with the queen. these were not meetings- with a high and mighty monarch, but a conversation, with a woman of experience and knowledge - and immense wisdom. they were also the one meeting i went to which i knew— would not be briefed out to the media! _ laughter only three days ago, when she saw off her 14th prime minister, and welcomed her 15th, and i can tell you in that audience, she was as radiant and as knowledgeable and as fascinated by politics as ever i can remember. and as wise in her advice as anyone i know, if not wiser. others remembered the queen's kindness. harriet harman had been sacked as a cabinet minister in 1998. my diary was empty and my phone stopped ringing. my office was astonished to get a call from buckingham palace. no—one else wanted to have anything to do with me! but the queen wanted to see me. i was invited to take tea with the queen for her to thank me for my service as secretary of state.

detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose, larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and it left that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> that was when may reporting for us kron four's amanda hari spoke with sophia mason's family about the arrest. she's joining us live now with how they're >> a family member of sophia mason's tells me they were scared knowing suspect dante jackson was still out there somewhere and not behind bars. they're hopeful now, but some measure of justice will be served. >> he has to face the music, so to sp

is update and director's we have the chair brian larkin with us to give you an update. [muffled], good morning members and staff i'm brian larkin today i'm reportoth cac meeting of september 6. our agenda included the staff report approval of the cac minutes of july fifth. a facility operations update, downtown rail extension. governors plan update and downtown rail extension branding study. wu provide the the staff report since our july meeting and includes funding for you dtx projects you just heard and lead gold certification for the transit enter and update on the high speed rail san francisco to san jose ei r approval. during the committee comment period howard wong asked yet mtc only qualified dtx for level 2 in map evaluation. lilly said this is because the bart project identified 50% of funding required while dts was closer to 40%. during public comment the roleand labron and i'm surprised we have not heard from him. said that part of the problem the dtx problem cost was too high make available funds appear too low. >> next robert walsh re i was pleased hear int

larkin stalling. you are with the martha's vineyard community services. >> correct. >> you are helping out. what are the immediate needs you're meeting right now? >> now, it's housing, food, legal support, medical support. and we have harbor holmes who is running this facility as we speak. have you had a chance to hear the stories and speak to some of the folks? all of them are claiming asylum of some sort, political or otherwise. they all are here and have cases in texas or one person said cincinnati, in a month or two months. >> we have a couple that i have spoken to that have cases coming up in new york in 15 days. boston, a couple in boston. and d.c. did we have one in california? >> all of this to say, this is going to be a logistical heavy lift. 20,000 people. you're here year-round, correct? >> yes. >> people think of the rich and famous on martha's vineyard. 50 immigrants. what sort of stress does that put on martha's vineyard? >> the truth is, of course, the fact that it came in such short no

detectives say these women dobroka thompson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and it left that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> california attorney general rob bonta reacted to the details that we've heard about this saying that the little girl was abused and suffered so much leading up to her death and it should have in its way. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we should be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she should be learning. she sh

management firm, delores street community services and on site social services provide provided by larkineet youth services costs esperanzas the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's part of a multi-year plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. 38 1% of homeless youth are lgbtq+ black and brown communities are disproportionately represented among people experiencing experiencing homelessness as a result of social political and economic inequities that create pathways to homelessness in the last year. san francisco acquired other buildings like the mission in for youth housing. mayor london breed says this work has created 400 new housing and shelter placements over the last 2 years. we have seen in this city every duck shun in youth, homelessness by 6 teen percent. mayor breed is to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news. >> governor newsom signed a bill today. this is aimed at

detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedl helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and it left that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> california attorney general rob bonta spoke today about the case and how it unfolded. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we should be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she should be learning. she should be growing up. she should be pursuing and chasing her dreams. >> authorities say more than 20 search warrants were

management firm, delores street community services and on site social services provide provided by larkinosts esperanzas the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's part of a multi-year plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. 38 1% of homeless youth are lgbtq+ black and brown communities are disproportionately represented among people experiencing experiencing homelessness as a result of social political and economic inequities that create pathways to homelessness in the last year. san francisco acquired other buildings like the mission in for youth housing. mayor london breed says this work has created 400 new housing in shelter placements over the last 2 years. we have seen in this city every duck shun in youth, homelessness by 6 teen percent. mayor breed is to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news. this morning. more than 150 students, administrators and local officials from

detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and neglect that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> that was when need to add a reporting for us, california attorney general rob bonta reacted to the details of mason's murder and said the abuse. he says she suffered leading up to her death was unacceptable and that her life should not have ended the way that it did. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we shouldn't be here because little sophia should still be

detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had may have noticed was in that press conference as well. and he took a moment to react to some of the details of mason's murder and the abuse. he said that she suffered leading to her death. he says relection never been done that way. like so many of us up here. also angry. deming that we're here because we should be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she should be learning. she should be growing up. she should be pursuing and chasing her dreams. authorities say more than 20 search warrants were granted to obtain evidence in the case. aunt to find out details about jackson's whereabouts. jackson now being held without bail. and we're hearing more from sophia's family. they're relieved, of course, that her suspected murders in police custody. >> but they're also just so desperate f

all arrested for accessory to murder after the fact they are delbert thompson of san jose corona larkins of merced and myra gonzalez of newark. during the investigation, they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture but providing him with money. shelter and transportation. melissa harris is a cousin to sofia mason and her mother, samantha johnson. harris says more information will likely be revealed about why women specifically we're helping jackson that to me is really significant. and of course, we don't know the full extent or the manner of their involvement in how they funded his life while he was on the run. um but we do have our suspicions, and i know that will all come out samantha johnson, already in custody in connection with her daughter's murder is cognitively impaired, according to family police describe her as donte jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that label for her to say, you know, that was her boyfriend again. this is coming from samantha and her, you know, mente shin. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's like eig

detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and neglect that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. that was when my reporting. california's attorney general rob bonta also reacted to the details of mason's murder and the abuse that she suffered leading to her death. >> he says her life should never have ended the way it did. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we should be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she shoul

10 o'clock last night, police found two people suffering from stab wounds in a home near geary and larkin streets in the lower nob hill neighborhood. they were taken to the hospital where one of the victims died. the other is being treated for life threatening injuries. no arrests have been made, and the motive is not yet known. the second homicide happened just before three this morning at laguna street and golden gate avenue in the city's fillmore district. this is citizen at video of police securing the scene. investigators have not yet confirmed that the victim had been shot. however shot spotter technology detected 10 rounds of possible gunfire in that area. there is no suspect information or word yet of any arrests or motive. preliminary hearing is underway in the murder case of former police officer and security guard kevin nishida. herschel hail and should be here. mitchell are accused of shooting and killing ashida during an attempted robbery of the television news crew in oakland last november. that third suspect laurent gilbert remains at large witness testified that one suspec

they are d burka johnson from san jose arana, larkin's from merced and maira gonzalez of new work.ing the investigation, they learned that several of these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. shelter and transportation. sofia mason was found dead in a merced home about six months ago. samantha johnson, the girl's mother, has been in custody for her suspected role, and her daughter is killing her family says she is cognitively impaired. police describe her as dante jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that designation after a nearly $50 million judgment against him. conspiracy theorist alex jones is set to go on trial , a second time for calling the sandy hook school shooting a hoax. a jury in connecticut will begin hearing evidence tomorrow. and how much jones should pay the families since he's already been found liable for damages to them. last month, a texas jury ordered jones to pay $49.3 million to the parents of one of the students killed in the 2012 shooting in newtown, connecticut . this case has the potential for a larger

. >> detective say these 3 women johnson of san jose llorona larkins are said and mayra gonzalez of newark all helped jackson hide from police. all 3 of them are now facing charges of accessory to murder after the fact. the news of jackson's arrest is providing some closure for sophia mason's family, but they say they still want answers as to what caused her death. kron four's amanda hari talked with them about the arrest and what comes next. >> he has to face the music, so to speak. now and that does bring us comfort if you're going to do something like this to your girl, then at least, you know, stand up and face the consequences. after nearly 6 months, the man police suspect of killing 8 year-old sophia mason has been booked into jail for murder and child abuse. dante jackson was arrested saturday afternoon. mason's relative melissa harris says the family has been waiting for this moment. there's no amount of restitution or or just to celebrate her back. but this is a step in the right direction. perez says right now there are still more questions than answers. she hopes the family will

accessory to murder after the fact they are identified as de burka johnson from san jose arana, larkin'sm merced and myra gonzalez of newark. during the investigation , they learned that several of these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. shelter and transportation. sofia mason was found dead in a merced home about six months ago . samantha johnson, the girl's mother, has been in custody for her suspected role in her daughter's killing. her family says she has cognitively impaired. police described her as dante jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that designation accused of killing his estranged girlfriend with the sword in the middle of the street in san carlos. was in the courtroom today, as ktvu brooks jarocz reports. the defendant's mental state brought the murder case to a standstill. for the first time since a gruesome crime. jose solano landed a feast, a judge and the family of his estranged girlfriend, karina castro, saying nothing, his eyes barely moved accused of murdering castro with a sword. the san mateo county district a

detectives say these women dobroka thompson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and left that he'd ever seen to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. >> well, that was what my reporting. california attorney general rob bonta reacted to the details of mason's murder and the abuse that he says she suffered. >> leading up to her death. he says her life should never ended the way it did. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we shouldn't be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. she

management firm, delores street community services and on site social services provide provided by larkinbehind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's part of a multi-year plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. 38 1% of homeless youth are lgbtq+ black and brown communities are disproportionately represented among people experiencing experiencing homelessness as a result of social political and economic inequities that create pathways to homelessness in the last year. san francisco acquired other buildings like the mission in for youth housing. mayor london breed says this work has created 400 new housing and shelter placements over the last 2 years. we have seen in this city every duck shun in youth, homelessness by 6 teen percent. mayor breed is to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news. >> 6.38 and kids and parents who are concerned about their kids. you get another shot you see starting n

management firm, delores street community services and on site social services provide provided by larkinhind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's part of a multi-year plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit communities. 38 1% of homeless youth are lgbtq+ black and brown communities are disproportionately represented among people experiencing experiencing homelessness as a result of social political and economic inequities that create pathways to homelessness in the last year. san francisco acquired other buildings like the mission in for youth housing. mayor london breed says this work has created 400 new housing and shelter placements over the last 2 years. we have seen in this city every duck shun. youth, homelessness by 6 teen percent. mayor breed is to reduce youth homelessness in the city by 50%. the city with the help of private partnership is also expanding rental and employment assistance for young adults in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news >> 37 right now and people are really struggling to put food on the table in the bay area. the san francisco-

detectives say these women dobroka thompson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and left that he'd ever seen. >> to know what that poor the went through by the hands of peer. you'll breaks my heart and will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. well, that was when my reporting. now, california attorney general rob bonta was also there and he reacted. >> to mason's murder and the abuse that he says she suffered leading up to her death. he says election that never ended that way. >> like so many of us up here also angry. deming that we're here because we should be here because little sophia should still be alive today. she should be playing. sh

quoting the poet philip larkin, the labour leader said the queen's death was a moment of uncertainty loss of our queen robs this country of its stillest point, its greatest comfort, at precisely the time we need those things most. former prime ministers recalled their weekly audience with the queen. these were not meetings- with a high and mighty monarch, but a conversation, with a woman of experience and knowledge - and immense wisdom. they were also the one meeting i went to which i knew— would not be briefed out to the media! _ laughter only three days ago, when she saw off her 14th prime minister, and welcomed her 15th, and i can tell you in that audience, she was as radiant and as knowledgeable and as fascinated by politics as ever i can remember. and as wise in her advice as anyone i know, if not wiser. others remembered the queen's kindness. harriet harman had been sacked as a cabinet minister in 1998. my diary was empty and my phone stopped ringing. my office was astonished to get a call from buckingham palace. no—one else wanted to have anything to do with me! but the queen

all arrested for accessory to murder after the fact they are de burka thompson of san jose corona larkins of merced and myra gonzalez of newark. during the investigation, they learned that several of these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture but providing him with money. shelter and transportation. melissa harris is a cousin to sofia mason and her mother, samantha johnson. harris says more information will likely be revealed about why women specifically were helping jackson. that to me is really significant. and of course, we don't know the full extent or the manner of their involvement and how they funded his life while he was on the run. um, but we do have our suspicions, and i know that will all come out samantha johnson, already in custody in connection with her daughter's murder is cognitively impaired, according to family police describe her as dante jackson's girlfriend, but her family questions that label for her to say, you know, that was her boyfriend again. this is coming from samantha and her, you know, meditation. her mental capacity is that of somebody who's lik

my first was a council for larkin street i swheen it looks like on the grounds and work nothing city hall i seen the ways in the city failed to responded. city failed to listen to providers who know the work, know how to get folk in care and know how to keep will people in recovery and how to help people succeed. it has under if you believed many of the programs and you can purchase 100 beds if you are funding enough clinicians to get 10 staffed. you are only upon serving 10 patients. this slgz i worked on as an aid in chief of staff in supervisor haney's office. we need to i want to acknowledge we did work to establish a state of emergency. i wrote the resolution establishing the state emergency in san francisco around over dose deaths and supported the tl emergency and establishment of the tlc the centers served as a safe consumption site i'm in favor of over dose prevention sites to deal with the issue we need accountability on the streets and need it for the city. >> the loss of life is stackering. sings the add vents of covid real lost 900 people in san francisco to covid-19 and