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professor david mcewan with snow state university joins us live with more on this campaign. professor. it will. you know, why is he running if if there are so many democrats that just don't think it's a good idea? elements here that are affecting the 2024 cycle and really that move beyond the 2024 cycle. but if you look at democrats and where they're at, >> there's some concern privately for what goes on with vice president kamala harris and whether she could beat donald trump in terms of a matchup, joe biden has beaten donald the biden team pretty confident in terms of their recent accomplishments. what's going to matter is obviously presidential approval, state of the economy. those pocketbook issues, how well they do with i'm urging voters, particularly young people. they're going to turn out the vote to get out the vote effort that has the with them as opposed to some elements of getting younger voters out. but beyond that, you also have what's going on in the background. and that includes elements like obviously potential indictments for donald trump. so this is the per

but the chair of the sonoma state university political science department professor david mcewan about what happens next in the case. and that at 10, 30, a live report from washington, d.c., as well as reaction from california lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. to the east bay now of berkeley. police say that they're understaffed. and now fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of that city. the change went into effect this past saturday in kron 4. sarah stinson joins us live in the studio with what this means for public safety. sarah people have to be very much paying attention to. this is true. berkeley police had 16 be teams assigned a certain areas, the city. and just to give you some perspective, look at this map. this. these are the areas they had to be teams in. >> but with the also officer shortage, those teams weren't fully staffed. so bpd decided to consolidate and put more officers in des 14 be teens. >> we're doing the best we can to manage. you know, like i said, it's a nationwide shortage is kind of across the board. so people are learning to do, you know, s

going to affect the political world is our political science professor, a friend of the show, david mcewan with sonoma state university. good evening, professor. >> a lot to unpack here. what stood to you? >> yeah, i mean, look that this is this case is like a zombie apocalypse is there's nothing new in terms of what we saw in the statement of facts. but when you put it all together with the indictment, you think about what the southern district of new york did or didn't do. it's a case that just kept coming back to the to the prosecutor chiefs keeps coming back before the fed's. it's just one thing after another. and it's not reminder of chaos that a lot of voters will see, however, in the near term like today, like the rally that donald trump has just held, it locks up. it freezes the republican nomination process that works to his advantage. he'll raise more than 10 million dollars perhaps as much as 15 to 25 million dollars. and the next 24 to 48 hours because of the events of today that helps him in the near term. it helps him secure the republican nomination for president. even thoug

alright we will let that be the last word for now, david mcewan. always great to have a conversation with you. we appreciate it. thank you very much. alright, well stay with ktvu for the latest on the historic indictment will have more coverage on air and online where you can find the indictment and learn more about the charges. it's all at our website ktvu dot com still ahead with playoff seeding at stake, the warriors embark on their final three games of the regular season, tipping off at home tonight in a critical player could be back out there on the court for the playoff push. it is official a professional women's soccer team coming to the bay area, and some legendary names are behind it. and those winds are still breezy. it's just not as windy as yesterday or the day before wednesday, dying down a bit today. still kind of mild out there. we did have some low sixties slightly warmer than yesterday, maybe a sprinkle in the forecast and that five day we'll look at that as well back here in just a minute, but first the vote that could turn san th

we did reach out to professor david mcewan with sonoma state university about some of the other concerns. democrats half. >> some real important elements here that are affecting the 2024 cycle. and really that move beyond the 2024 cycle. but if you look at democrats and where they're at, there's some concern privately for what goes on with vice president kamala harris and whether she could beat donald trump in terms of a matchup, joe biden has beaten donald the biden team feels pretty confident in terms of their recent accomplishments. what's going to matter is obviously presidential approval, state of the economy. those pocketbook issues, how well they do urging voters, particularly young people. they're going to turn out the vote to get out the vote effort that has the with them as opposed to some elements of getting younger voters out. but beyond that, you also have what's going on in the background. and that includes elements like obviously potential indictments for donald trump. so this is the perpetual kind of politics we'll going on here. joe biden represents that. donald trump re

david mcewan, professor of politics at sonoma state university, says although the indictment is historic, more charges could come in other investigations happening outside of the state of new york. he's going to tie together the events of today he's going to tie together possible difficulties in georgia documents all as an organized witch hunt against him . it allows him to cement the republican nomination for his party before we're even there. if this is what is the best first salvo for the historic indictment of a president? that's a big deal, but this is a legal pebble compared to what potentially could happen. mcewen says trump could use the charges to his favor with voters during next year's presidential election. there has been plenty of reaction across the political spectrum to today's arraignment , republicans are accusing the manhattan d a of overstepping his bounds, but democrats disagree is a bad day for all of us. today american politics crosses the line that it's never going to come back from neither party should engage in campaign fraud. and i would hope that if there is ev

calendar is scheduled for february. 13th that's in new hampshire political science professor david mcewanaid earlier today that trump could use the charges against him to rally the voters. it is something that goes right into his wheelhouse about being a victim, and it gives rise to his grievance politics and i think in that way, it's slightly underwhelming, even though there are 34 counts of classy felonies , he's actually frozen the republican nomination race between now and at least december because everything related to this case and what he does will be the focus of all of our attention. mcewen says he believes the trump campaign will raise 7 to $10 million in the next 24 hours, and there has been plenty of reaction across the political spectrum to the trump indictment. republicans are accusing the manhattan d a overstepping his bounds. meantime, democrats are expressing caution. ktvu is brooks jarocz has that part of the story. flying back to florida. former president donald trump was free of any major limitations. he did not have to post bail for those 34 felony charges, and the ju

it was some insight we welcome in sonoma state political science professor david mcewan on this afternoon, david good to have you with us. 34 felony counts. what's your reaction to the charges and how it all unfolded today in new york? look, i think donald trump and little more than an hour is going to make political hay out of this. he's going to tie together the events of today he's going to tie together possible difficulties in georgia secret documents all as an organized witch hunt against him. it allows him to cement the republican nomination for his party before we're even there. if this is what is the best first salvo for the historic indictment of a president? that's a big deal, but this is illegal pebble. compared to what potentially could happen and given all the hijinks of donald trump, given everything that he's done in that organization, the cult of personality around him, uh, this is it's not a nothing burger, but it is something that goes right into his wheelhouse about being a victim, and it gives rise to his grievance politics and i think in that way, it's slightly underw

member state political science professor david mcewan there, he says trump could use the charges to his favor with voters during his next presidential election here. the december hearing will be roughly two months before the 1st 2024 republican presidential primary. new information this morning on the ransomware attack on the city of oakland city leaders now say that the hackers broke into the city's computer network last month a couple months ago have now released more private information and data. city leaders say it was the same group of hackers who struck before, but reports say this time the trove of data stolen is more than 60 times larger than what they stole. previously the city of oakland hasn't said. what kind of information the hackers got ahold of but they apparently were able to get some confidential private information on current and former city employees. as well as some oakland residents. the ransomware attacks started back in february. time is 907 traffic patterns will change in san francisco on valencia street in the mission district. it's part of a yearlong experiment