that is in san francisco supervisor matt dorsey's district. >> i reached out to him.alked to him last night. i think he's doing well. but, you know this is something that rattles him and the whole community. >> news of the arrest came yesterday at the same time that hundreds of aapi community members gathered in washington square park to demand more be done to keep asian elders safe. prosecutors say these crimes have become priorities for their offices and private groups in san francisco and oakland now provide escorts for elders to and from their homes. but the attacks continue. commissioner chu is 70. days earlier a 70-year-old woman that calls herself miss ren was beaten outside a senior community. these are photos taken by san francisco police central station showing station commanders meeting with her in the hospital. her attackers still on the loose. san francisco police believe on sunday they caught up with the man who assaulted commissioner chu. >> san francisco police officers assigned to the station located the suspect matching the description from the augus

matt dorsey is checking in on the former commissioner. he said he is recovering slowly. >> i reached out to him. i think he is doing well. you know this is something that rattles him and rattles the whole community. >> derrick yeshy from san francisco was arrested sunday morning in the tenderloin. he is charged with aggravated assault and elder abuse. detectives are interviewing had him today. and news of the arrest came yesterday at the same time you see this hundreds of aapi community members were gathered in washington square park to demand more be done to keep asian elders safe. >> with each passing hour, the search grows more desperate for a teenager who disappeared this weekend from a tahoe area campground. kylie rodney is 16 years old. she was last seen saturday morning at a party at the family campground outside of trucky. she is 5'7," hazel eyes and wearing a black tank top and green pants. investigators believe she was kidnapped. sheriff's deputies say they're searching around nearby the lake and aircrews flying over the interst

tpraápb supervisor matt dorsey pushing back againsr newsom's veto of the safe drug n site by callingfor an tkut audit supervisorhimself identifies as a recovering addict and alcoholic and says his personal experience is one reason why he was appointed to the position. >> god forbid if those come to n francisco we're going to see a loss of life that's larger than the aids crisis. > >> new york city claims it's prevented 283 overdoses at safe injection sites over five month. > >> tonight in oakland, activists oakland, activists rallied for n rights for immigrants. demonstrs calling on newsom to protect the the so called vision act. the bill would stop prisons from fug immigrant -s into i.c.e. deif he he thinks facilities. >> it's just a kind of trauma ad for kids of a young an an age to experience it. >> the act has passed the statey but the senate has to act before before the legislative session ends on wednesday. > >> meantime, no more at home cod tests for free. program launchen january and ends this friday. ad for simple reason, congress did not provide additional funding for the p

and i think i am introducing my colleague supervisor matt dorsey. >> thank you so much. i want to say thank you to the department of public health, dr. colfax and dr. phillips and mayor breed. this was mentioned san francisco has a long history called the san francisco model for how we respond to public health crisis. that is how we responded a generation ago to the aids crisis. i think we saw that again how our city responded to covid-192 and a half years ago and seeing it again today so i want to say how grateful i am to the leadership of our city and public health officialess and senator wiener and president walton and (inaudible) i like to hand it off to tyler, the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. >> public health crisis. a community filled with fear, unanswered questions and valid outrage. resilient people that had to rise up in support of one another to educate each ort and fight for access for resources they need and deserve. a moment in history where a federal public health response fails a community causing them unnecessary emotional mental and physical

. >> of the city leaders applauding the arrest including supervisor matt dorsey. >>> turning to monkeypoxoverage, san francisco is expecting more than 10,000 tows doses of vaccines that were promised last week. the walk-in clinic at sf general will reopen tuesday through saturday. kaiser, ucsf and sutter will also give shots but by appointment. all together, 23,000 doses have been sent to san francisco in just the past few weeks. >>> community clinics across the bay area are testing and vaccinating and doing what they can before the window to end the outbreak closes. "today in the bay's" steph me marjon got a look inside a clinic which says this fight is similar to the battle against covid. >> reporter: one swab at a time and with enough dna it's off to the lab to be examined for monkeypox. workers at clinics across the bay area have been front line soldiers in the war against covid and now monkeypox. >> to be honest what i'm seeing with monkeypox and this outbreak is very reminiscent of the early days of covid and so we've got to pull out that playbook and use it. >> reporter: dr. munjab

matt matt dorsey thinks that was the reason he was recently appointed appointed to the board of supervisors. >> identify is an addict and alcoholic and spent most of my adult life in recovery and i've had set what backs along the way. >> reporter: fentanyl overdoses are exploding in communities like these on the what can be counteracted with a drug called narcan, fentanyl has already taken more lives than covid-19 in the city. >> what terrifies me is they are are actually synthetic opioids out there on the east coast that that are narcan resistant and god for bid of those come to san san francisco, we are going to see a loss of life worse than the aids crisis. >> it's the reason san francisco, oakland, and los angeles were all backing sb 57 which would've authorized supervised drug injection sites where staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in just five months. last week, governor new some vetoed the bill, causing many to speculate that he did so so as not to harm harm any future attem

not release it and the attackers on the run for for it happened in the jurisdiction of supervisor matt dorsey and he says these attacks attacks happen more and more. >> it is the last thing one would expect. it is too bad but not unusual. >> i have been shot at, i have had knives pulled on me. i've had pepper spray sprayed on me. i have been kicked and spit on but it is a point where it's just ridiculous and the ridiculousness is resulting in physical injury and emotional behavioral injuries to our firss first responders which takes a mental toll. >> the attackers still out some, out somewhere, the fire department and the union are all all over twitter calling for leaders to get a handle on the situation. so let's talk about the streets. this is what it looks like on the other side of the fence, a homeless encampment encampment behind the building where this all played out, police are focusing efforts thee efforts there and in adjacent areas of the neighborhood to catch the person who made this attack. first responders, they are okay physically but they are are mentally and emotionally facing

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is now asking the property management company that operates the building to prove what action they've taken if any, to address these concerns. some residents have still not been able to return home after the latest flooding took place last week. we've reached out to that building management company but have not yet heard back the u.s. district judge overseeing the theranos cases deciding to take the victim impact statements into consideration. >> before deciding how long elizabeth holmes and her business partner, ramesh, sunny balwani should be sentenced. >> the pair was convicted of defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars through the start of blood tests. company, they face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines. >> is alerting customers about some serious security flaws that could allow hackers to take over control of their iphones, ipads and macs. the company is really software updates to patched the security gap across both ios and safari. the recommending people update the devices which i

supervisor matt dorsey demanding answers, suggesting a lawsuit from the city is not out of the question. >> it is extraordinary it happens once, but it is happening twice in three months, something is not being handled or managed well. >> as for stephanie and her neighbors, despite the second water leak, they are still paying utilities. even though they haven't lived in the building since the first week of june. >> our utility bills are skyrocketing because they are using all of our individual outlets to have these fans blowing for several hours a day. >> several weeks ago, i spoke to the senior managing director who said residents may not be able to move back in until late this year or early 2023. after the latest water leak, many who still have their belongings inside the building are worried they will be displaced for much longer. in the newsroom, luz pena. >> in the east bay, new details about the deadly shooting investigation at the 24 hour fitness in brentwood. police have detained two people they believe were there during the shooting, though they are not calling those people sus

now the supervisor for the district, matt dorsey, has written a letter to heinz, the property management company that owns and runs 33 to hama, acknowledging that the company has fired at least one contractor, but asking for more detailed information about how it's helping residents. the series of incidents. so what i'm asking for from heinz is nothing different than what the residents are asking who have been displaced. and that's why i would like some answers on what happened. and if you don't know where does the status of the investigation, the supervisor also sent the letter to san francisco's city attorney, the supervisor asking him to investigate whether the city has a legal interest in what's been happening at the property. it makes one wonder if there is a construction defect or if there is some kind of wrongdoing or malfeasance. i don't know the answer to this, but that's one of the reasons that i've asked the city attorney too. to take a look at this. while some residents are moving out. others say they plan to stay, but they're saying they have been told they won't be allowed

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey and mayoral appointing himself says he supports jenkins is very capable attorney. i think her she's got her finger on the pulse of what san franciscans are demanding from the criminal justice system. now i think people are asking well. you are this year attorney. other other things. you're not telling us. the professor says he expects mayor breed to make a statement about this revelation . the question, he says, is when did the mayor know that jenkins worked as a paid consultant and volunteered as a spokesperson for the recall campaign? at the same time, alex heather, interesting to hear what the mayor has to say. amberleigh live in the newsroom tonight? thank you. francisco district attorney's office says felony charges were officially filed today against the suspect, who is accused of attacking a former city commissioner. the d. a s office says former san francisco commissioner 70 year old greg chu was violently attacked on august 2nd in the city south of market neighborhood. he suffered non life threatening injuries. 34 year old derek year be o

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey also weighing in on the arrest, this kind of senseless violence, uh, for somebody who is, you know, 70 year old man, long time dedicated public servant, longtime city commissioner and api community leader. um this this can't go on in san francisco. police say this isn't the first time you are. b has been arrested, but details about his record weren't immediately. available investigators will be looking to determine whether or not the suspect may be responsible for other attacks, and police say rb is currently facing a number of charges, including aggravated assault and battery. he's currently being held at san francisco county jail. zach ktvu, fox two news. several groups rallied at an event in san francisco today in response to the recent attacks against asian americans. this event started in washington square park and ended in chinatown. those groups demanded more protections for their community, and they called down san francisco's police chief to take action. we are here to demand that chief scott within 10 days of israeli hosts a public town h

claim they have video of workers taking items from a vacant apartment san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is now asking the property management company who operates the building to prove what action they have taken. if any, to address these concerns. many people then flooded out of there buildings for months and they are not allowed to come back just yet. >> time now to check our weather forecast and we're going to take a look outside and see what's in beautiful pacific and kron four's, lawrence, kind of was there. >> fish and on up here anything >> no, i haven't got the big. but about 25 minutes ago, a half hour ago, a young gentleman right down here that a big one. it was about 5, maybe 10 pounds. it was so big. they had to use a crab not to bring it over the doc because down below, that's about 20 feet down to the water. then that's a long way to bring up a big fish like that. but yeah, they're school of fish down there in 4 to their school in me right now. they just keep taking my bait. i caught a thing, but i've a lot of ice. but you know what? we're going to keep giving it a try. we

also had a display of frames with each person's name who has died in san francisco supervisors, matt dorseyand rafael mandelman show their support to ending the open drug air market in the city. >> need to resources getting help to the people that need help. the most important thing i think we could is send out the message that the days of the encampment standing out the open air drug sales is we need everybody in this building to be in agreement about that. >> as a first mothers against drug deaths reported more than 2000 people have died from fentanyl related overdoses in san francisco since 2019 and of the 641 deaths last year in the city. majority of those involved that not. up next. violence continues in parts of mexico after the u.s. issued a travel warning for americans. >> the latest from the mexican government as they try to crack down on the cartels. plus, we're learning about the first major legal action from former president trump following the search of mar-a-lago. details on the lawsuit that trump's team just filed and we're following a criminal investigation into the antioch

supervisor matt dorsey called this attack alarming and a wake up call, he said the past few years, crime in the city has been out of control and the city needs to do a better job. we asked so much of our first responders, and we expect so much of them, but we should never expect this. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new at 11. hateful messages are sending shock waves through the uc davis community campus. police say a small group of men put up to anti semitic signs on the side of a bike path. overpass at highway 1 13 yesterday one banner said the holocaust is a lie, the other trying to connect communism to judaism. it's really. just stupid. it's just straight up down that people still um. hold those kinds of beliefs don't understand how people are still believing these , like thoughts up were these beliefs. u c. davis chancellor gary may says the university received a report of a similar incident the weekend before he released a statement saying, in part we are sick in that anyone would invest any time in such cowardly acts of hate and intimidation still to co

reporter: matt dorsey sent a letter requesting more transparency. today, he is urging more residents to come forward. >> i have spoken to the chief and the assistant chief. they have assured me that there will be a dedicated investigator that will look at all of these. but they can only investigate what they know about. so if there are missing items, it will be very important that they report those to the police department. reporter: they say there are still several items that are missing. regarding the photos or videos, they said those are meant for documentation in case there's a claim for insurance or complaints to the police. the resident is asking for more transparency. kristen: now to the latest covid-19 developments. paxlovid provided little to no benefit for younger adults. the pill does seem to reduce hospitalizations for people 65 and older. long covid is keeping up to 4 million americans from working. many have experienced symptoms like brain fog, anxiety, fatigue, and breathing problems. novak djokovic has withdrawn from the u.s. open. h

kumasi: matt dorsey said he will ask the crow -- controller in chief economist to look at how drugs are affecting the city. he said he was compelled to demand answers after a columbia university study found untreated drug addiction claimed nearly 17% of oregon's state budget in 2017. drew: here is a live look at the rooftop camera showing you light wind. patchy fog, but not dense in any area. we will find moderate air quality and we have an advisory in effect. fires to the north, in northern california and southern oregon which are putting out smoke that will move into the atmosphere from time to time. where you see the darker shades of red, that is where the smoke is thick. the light shades of blue, that is the haze in the area. with the sunshine, you will notice that haze in the area. it does not reach the surface. hour-by-hour, a feature showing you fog burns off quickly today but it is a cooler day today compared to yesterday. the warmest spots are generally in the 80's. 60's and 70's around the bayshore. 88 in concord. 82 in san jose. 83 in santa rosa. a fair amount of sunshine alo

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is speaking out on this in a statement, he said, we must all doop these attacks and one way to deter violence like this is to send a strong message to would-be attackers that they'll be brought to justice in san francisco. your bee -- yearby is in county jail facing felony charges. police are still considering this to be an open investigation. kumasi: the attack of greg chew is one of the crimes prompting asian-american communities to mobilize. community activists marched from north beachly to chinatown yesterday calling for violence against the aapi community to stop. they are demanding police chief bill scott hold a townhall meeting on this issue within the next ten days. san francisco police chief said he'll make to happen. they are increasing foot patrols around north beach and chinatown. when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you to make a difference in your community. you can check out our list of resources and how to find your ally by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. reggie: 46's -- san francisco's biggest mus

. > >> one san francisco supervisor, supervisor, matt dorsey is pushing back against the veto on veto on the safe drug consumption sites by calling for for an audit of addiction cost in the city. dorsey has requested the audit by all city departments to find out how much much is spent each year dealing with untreated drug addiction. the super identifies as a recovering addict and alcoholic and says personal experience is one reason he was appointed to the board of supervisors. >> what terrifies me is there are synthetic opioids on the east coast that are narcan resit narcan resistant and if those come to san francisco we will see a loss of life worse than the aids crisis. >> the bill would have authorized drug injection sites at the city but was governor vetoed by the governor. new yors york claims it has prevented 28s 280 overdoses at safe injection. injection sites. > >> in oakland activists rallying rallying for deportation protections for immigrants. demonstrators are calling on the the governor to support the so-d the so-called vision act, stoppg act, stopping prisons from funnel

and in san francisco, supervisor matt dorsey is asking the comptroller and the economists to estimate wants to create a right to recovery report that lays out the financial strain addiction is putting on our budget. this comes after a columbia university found 70% of untreated drug addiction cost oregon a large amount of its budget. kumasi: and this was the moment after a bull squeezed out of its holding pen and started charging at the crowd. this was at the florida state fair near tempo, and they have not yet commented on this. 49ers quarterback jimmy g. is not going anywhere for now. the team has agreed to a reduced contract. the deal contains a no trade clause and allows the veteran quarterback to become a free agent at the end of the season. he spent the past several months recovering from shoulder surgery. the injury hurt the ability to trade him once they officially named trey lance a starter back in july. the team's first game is on sunday, september 11, at chicago. reggie: not to serena williams and her triumphant win at the u.s. open. this as she took the stage in new york fo

matt dorsey. gregory chew lives in his district. >> i really appreciate his courage coming for. i think it is equally important, if not more important, to highlight the arrests. we have to send a message to would be attackers who contemplate coming to our city to do this, to attack asian asian seniors. they will be ided be identified and arrested and . and prosecuted. >> reporter: dorsey pointed outt out that police reported a 567% increase in anti-asian hate crimes in 2021. in a text to kpix 5, gregory chew said he was was somewhat relieved to hear of of the arrest but so many others others have been assaulted and robbed . city leaders got to step up. in san francisco, betty betty yu, kpix 5. > >> now to the fire watch. evacuations are still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. these are pictures from the blaze from the national weathere weather service. there are eight eight lightning fires right now and more than 1200 acres have been burned. at last check, there is still no containment. > >> better news with the mckinney mckinney fire. let's t

supporting sunday's rally against anti-asian violence, in washington square park was supervisor matt dorsey. gregory chew lives in his district. >> i really appreciate his courage coming for. i think it is equally important, if not more important, to highlight the the arrest. we have to send a message to the would be attackers who are contemplating coming to our city to do this, to attack asian seniors . they will be identified and arrested and prosecuted. >> reporter: dorsey pointed out that san francisco police reported a 567% increase in anti-asian hate crimes in 2021 and in a text to kpix 5 news, gregory chew said he was relieved to hear of the arrest. city leaders got to step up. in san francisco , betty yu for kpix 5 news russia evacuations are still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. your pictures from the national weather service. there are eight lightning fires, more than 1200 acres have already been burned and at last check there is no containment. with better news, the mckinney fire has containment that is still growing. crews have been able to

matt dorsey thinks it was the reason he was recently appointed to the the board of supervisors. >> i identify as an addict and alcoholic and spent most of my adult life in recovery and i've had setbacks along the way. >> reporter: fentanyl overdoses are exploding in communities like the tenderloin and though it can be counteracted with a drug called narcan, fentanyl has has already taken more lives than covid-19 in the city. >> what terrifies me is there are actually synthetic opioids out there on the east coast that that are narcan resistant and god for bid if those come to san san francisco, we are going to see a loss of lice life worse than the aids crisis. > >> it's the reason san francisco, oakland, and los angeles were all backing sb 57 that would've authorized supervised drug injection sites where staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in just five months. last week, governor newsom vetoed the bill, bill, causing many to speculate that he did so so as not to harm harm any

>> >> supervisor matt dorsey: thank you chair and colleagues. thank you for allowing know provide public comment. this is at 200 rhode island street and this was on by the philanthropist in san francisco. several members of the takahashi family only because they suffered through this lasting shame. the building we are proposing to landmark was constructed in 1912 and owned it from 1965 to 2019 and included pottery and other goods that will be sold at retail stores throughout the san francisco bay area as well as new york city. they ended up at 200 rhode island because the prior build was demolished as part of redevelopment. in 1985, the family set up the takahashi charitable foundation. the foundation has supported a variety of cultural organizations in san francisco and nationwide. the planning commission staff is going to to make a more thorough presentation but i wanted to just provide these brief remarks and voice my support for this item. i am the lead sponsor on that and though it's not reflected on the agenda today. i would like to hand i

supervisor matt dorsey says he supports the policy changes that would help clean up the south of market area, which he represents. this is a public health crisis that we have to address and public safety is a part of it, and prosecutions are part of it. but the public defender manu raju, issued a statement saying if district attorney jenkins truly wants to address the issues facing our city, she should not be relying on outdated and politically expedient soundbites about harsher enforcement 50 years of evidence from the war on drugs have shown that the punitive practices have not prevented recidivism. not improved community health. and safety. public defenders say those steps are most likely to affect people who are poor. those that don't speak english well, and people of color. garcia back to you, frank. thank you. california state university system is released new data on sexual harassment on campus is 54 faculty members, coaches and other non management employees across 12 csu campuses were found to have violated sexual misconduct and discrimination policies. that included requests f

oakland mayor libby schaaf supervisor matt dorsey and other community leaders today outside glide in san francisco, all urging the governor to sign this bill, which was actually first introduced about 8 years ago. critics see the sights as the wrong answer to the harm drugs wreak on users and communities. but supporters say the sites are humane, realistic responses to the deadliest drug crisis in u.s. history. drug users would be able to use illegal drugs under supervision at these sites. right now, san francisco is on pace to lose 600 people this year to overdoses. leaders believe the sites will not only help drug users themselves but their communities as well. >> highland hospital are public hospital in oakland sees at least a person a day with an injection related infection or other life-threatening harm. second, we know these sites improve neighborhoods. they prevent our children from seen drug use on our streets in our parks. >> the group also said the sites have a proven track record of getting users into treatment as well. the bill is waiting to be signed by governor newsom. h

. >> san francisco's supervisor matt dorsey welcomes that state investigation tweeting "san francisco must make significant changes to the way to review, approve and permit and build new housing. we must continue to find funding sources for subsidized affordable housing." san francisco is not the only city with this problem. our investigative unit has been looking into the bay area housing crisis for years. to watch those reports go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigations tab. >>> it's 6:09 on this wednesday morning. a live look at dublin, look at the sunrise there, beautiful way to start out this wednesday. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect from temperatures across the bay area and i'm hoping for another pleasant day, kari. >> it's another great one and we're starting out with sunshine across more spots in the bay area. a live look in san jose, we are starting out clear and also going to have the first day of schools for san ramon valley, happy thursday. hopefully it's a very nice one, at least temperatures are going to hold up. we're in the low 60s t

now the supervisor for the district, matt dorsey, has written a letter to heinz, the property management company that owns and runs 33 to hama, acknowledging that the company has fired at least one contractor, but asking for more detailed information about how it's helping residents. the series of incidents. so what i'm asking for from heinz is nothing different than what the residents are asking who have been displaced and that's why i would like some answers on what happened. and if you don't know where does the status of the investigation supervisor also sent a letter to san francisco's city attorney, the supervisor asking him to investigate whether the city has a legal interest in what's been happening at the property. it makes one wonder if there is a construction defect or if there is some kind of wrongdoing or malfeasance. i don't know the answer to this, but that's one of the reasons that i have asked the city attorney too. to take a look at this. well some residents are moving out. others say they plan to stay, but they're saying they have been told they won't be allowed to move

] motion appointing supervisor matt dorsey, term ending january 31, 2023, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district. >> mr. dorsey is not able to attend this appointment. he would like to continue to serve. is there any public caller on the item? >> public comment call in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2495 080 3849 # # (press *3 to enter the speaker line) >> we have two callers on the line for this matter. >> first speaker, please. public speaker: once again david, as you know san francisco has nine seats out of the 19 seats on the golden gate bridge highway transportation board of directors and the majority for that members four seats are reserved for the members of the board of supervisors and we only have one member of the board serving that is supervisor stephanie and that will be have that for -- and i endorse his appointment. thanks for listening. >> >> next speaker, please. >> public speaker: this is lewis again to support mr. dorsey to the board. he is very capable. and i live in district 5 because a whole side of errors that occur and problems. i still s

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey, who represents the south of market area, says he welcomes the change in policy to address the drug crisis in the city. this is a public health crisis that we have to address and public safety is a part of it, and prosecutions are part of it. i think too much and for too long we have taken a permissive approach. two. drug dealing and open air drug scenes from the tenderloin housing clinic, says he's encouraged to hear about the changes, and it's already seeing a change on some of the city's most impacted neighborhoods. obviously what she's doing is essential and we finally have a committed but i have to say that the police have to make more arrests. police have to break up the drug scenes and has been very supportive of that. and i just said just right. like five minutes ago, i saw more police walking up high street and i've seen in two years in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu box two news and the city's public defender's office did release a statement a short time ago, the public defender himself manu raju, saying in part if district attorney jenk

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey also weighing in on the arrest, this kind of senseless violence, uh, for somebody who is, you know, a 70 year old man, long time dedicated public servant, longtime city commissioner and api community leader. um this this can't go on in san francisco. police say this isn't the first time you are. b has been arrested, but details about his record weren't immediately. available investigators will be looking to determine whether or not the suspect may be responsible for other attacks, and police say rb is currently facing a number of charges, including aggravated assault and battery. he's currently being held at san francisco county jail. zac's ask ktvu fox two news. sometimes francisco residents called on police and city leaders leaders to do more to prevent attacks against elderly asian people. several groups rallied yesterday at washington square park, demanding more protections for their community. they say they want san francisco's police chief to be involved in a solution, and they also want the district attorney to file stiff criminal charges ag

this is what this group is hoping to stop in san francisco supervisor matt dorsey and rafael mandelmansupport. >> we need to put resources getting help to the people that need help. the most important thing i think we could do is send out the message that the days of the encampment standing out the open air drug sales is we need everybody in this building to be in agreement about that. >> mothers against drug deaths says that more than 2000 people have died from fentanyl-related overdoses in san francisco since 2019, 2000 and of 641 deaths last year in san francisco. this a majority of those involved fentanyl. >> in the north bay, 6 pop-up events were held in sonoma and marin counties to encourage residents to conserve water. the sonoma marin water partnership held its event on saturday. they handed out water saving tools and devices. and this is some of the video from that pop up in santa rosa. it was held outside of friedman's home improvement store. residents were able to pick up things like water buckets in low flow, shower heads and nozzles and toilet leak detection tablets. all t

supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman supported they end of the open drug air market.he people that need help. the most important thing i think we could is send out the message that the days of the encampment standing out the open air drug sales is we need everybody in this building to be in agreement >> mothers against drug deaths reports of more than 2000 people have died from fentanyl-related overdoses in san francisco since 2019 and 641 deaths happened last year in the city. they say majority of those were involving fentanyl as well. >> we will take a break here at 7.37. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a baby born on the side of the road along 6.80, this weekend. we're going hear from the firefighters who helped deliver that child. plus, college football season is almost here and we had a chance to speak with stanford's football team about how they're prepared for the season ahead. >> some sunshine beaming down to sfo right now. but much of the rest of the bay area stsll in the midst of the great, we are going to see a lot of clearing later on today. our h

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey , who represents the south of market area, says he welcomes thechange in policy to address the drug crisis in the city. this is a public health crisis that we have to address and public safety is a part of it, and prosecutions are part of it. i think too much and for too long we have taken a permissive approach. two. drug dealing and open air drug scenes from the tenderloin housing clinic, says he's encouraged to hear about the changes, and it's already seeing a change on some of the city's most impacted neighborhoods. obviously what she's doing is essential and we finally have a committed but i have to say that the police have to make more arrests. police have to break up the drug scenes and has been very supportive of that. and i just said just right. like five minutes ago, i saw more police walking up high street and i've seen in two years in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, the city's public defender's office released a statement late today, it says in part if district attorney jenkins truly wants to address the issues facing

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey and mayoral appointing himself says he supports jenkins .ery capable attorney. i think her she's got her finger on the pulse of what san franciscans are demanding from the criminal justice system. now i think people are asking well. you are just the attorney. are there other things you're not telling? us professor says he expects mayor breed to make a statement about this revelation, he says the question is, when did the mayor know that jenkins worked as a paid consultant and volunteered as a spokesperson for the recall campaign at the same time? amberleigh ktvu fox two news. we're learning. john hamasaki is planning to run for district attorney of san francisco in the fall special electiononicle, the criminal defense attorney te . the decision comes after chasing modena announced last week that he would not seek re election. the fbi has added a truck 18 to its missing persons list. this is the new fbi missing persons poster for 16 year old kylie rodney chose three photos of her, including a surveillance image in which she is wearing a black

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey , who represents the south of market area, says he welcomes the change in policy to address the drug crisis in the city. this is a public health crisis that we have to address and public safety is a part of it, and prosecutions are part of it. i think too much and for too long we have taken a permissive approach. two. drug dealing and open air drug scenes. randy shaw from the tenderloin housing clinic, says he's encouraged to hear about the changes, and it's already seeing a change on some of the city's most impacted neighborhoods. obviously what she's doing is essential and we finally have a committed but i have to say that the police have to make more arrests. police have to break up the drug scenes and has been very supportive of that. and i just said just right. like five minutes ago, i saw more police walking up high street and i've seen in two years. we have reached out to the northern california to get a different take on the district attorney's new policies, but so far we have not heard back. we've also reached out to the city's public def

who has died in san francisco supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman showed their support to endingresources getting help to the people that need help. the most important thing i think we could do is send out the message that the days of the encampment standing out the open air drug sales is we need everybody in this building to be in agreement about >> mothers against drug deaths reports more than 2000 people have died from fentanyl related overdoses in the city since 2019 and of the 641 deaths just last year in the city, a majority of them involved fentanyl. to the north bay. now where 6 pop-up events were held in sonoma and marin counties to encourage residents to conserve water. the sonoma marin, water partnership tells me her held the event saturday and handed out water saving tools and devices. we do have video from that pop up in santa rosa health. it was held outside of the friedman's home improvement store. residents were able to pick up things like water buckets, low flow, shower, heads, hose, nozzles and toilet leak detection tablets. other pop ups were held in healdsburg