because there's so many needles. you get complaints from the public, from workers, et cetera. you can think of it in three different ways. one is we are trying to diminish the contact between people for susceptible and needles. at the time you -- top you can see that. what we are most interested in is the middle circle, the prevalence of blood born diseases for people who share needles. the needles that become contaminated then put the rest of us at risk, not just other persons that injections drugs but healthcare workers also become at risk. so we all have this shared interest. the more clean needles we have out there the more we risk infection. that's the first thing. the second thing, ilene will cover that quickly, we need a needles a needs based syringe access program, not a one to one exchange. what i want to let you know is that is a standard practice globally. it's recommended by the u.n. and any movement away from that would be moving in the wrong direction. so i just want to emphasize that as well. we've bee

we just did a needle pick up down here in the alley, collected needles in the box. but also, it's so important as mayor of the city we are responsive to our residents. so when people call three one one based on the data we receive, we'll have people that can respond to the requests and calls for needle pickup. this is a huge issue of san francisco. as mayor i fully acknowledge it and as a city i want to make sure we do something bit. with the creation of this new team, san francisco is taking a step in a new direction and we have prioritized this for the residents of our city. with that, i would like to bring up barbara garcia of the department of the public health to talk about it. >> thank you, mayor farrell. barbara garcia, director of health. for the last five years the department has attempted to begin to do a lot of pickup. we do a lot of needle pickup at our access sites and we've been doing street pickup. so we and expanded our team to 10 more individuals. we have a response team already on the streets. we have over 30 individuals that work with us throughou

dodging drug needles. we investigate how things got this bad with one of our wealthiest cities now being compared to some of the dirtiest slums in the world. but first. female: the fear is always that you're not coming home. announcer: we investigate bus drivers under attack, and why the people in charge may not know how often it's happening, even though it's all caught on camera. here's senior investigator reporter vicky nguyen. vicky nguyen: good evening, and thank you for joining us. tonight, we investigate and hold the powerful accountable. these riders we're about to show you were left stranded. they were forced to get off the bus after their driver was assaulted. it's a dangerous situation that's happening every month. we reviewed more than 200 incidents since 2014 and found these attacks happen more often than the public or even the transit district is aware. we want to warn you some of the video is very disturbing. on any given day or night, this is what an ac transit bus driver is up against. pass

. >> i see needles, drugs being sold, done, stuffed in their mouth. >> after spotting needles on a train, one of our reporters went to b.a.r.t. for answers, found out about a drug program helping the agency get clean. >>> plus video only on abc7 news, suspect tries to fight back while in handcuffs. >>> getting ready to honor civil rights leader martin luer king jr. 50 years after his death. >>> going to get more than april showers this week, live doppler 7 is tracking a warm storm, time lineso linesome coming up. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live,". >> here's what awaits you after the news. if you're a member of the johnson family and not received a car. a car. we only have 30 seconds to describe the newest specialty flavor in the signature crafted recipes collection by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. it's layered with a slice of smooth, perfectly melty, white cheddar cheese. a crunchy medley of tasty, crispy garlic chips... a dramatic drizzle of smooth, delicious and flavorful, delectably creamy garlic aioli... all coming together with a mouthwateringly juicy tomato slice and crisp iceberg

they are cleaning up the needles and the poop and such. our needles are lower. 227 a month was a lot. okay. i noted your number. you are talking hundreds. they are talking thousands. i was very pleased. >> that is a lot. last year just downtown street scene picked up 9157 pounds of trash. that is the downtown the total is higher. that is later. we have housed nine individuals and 15 received full-time employment. this is big. this is what we can do to help move the needle on homelessness. other major accomplishments. we love big bellies. we started with five. we have 25. they are sponsored by individual hotels and retailers, property owners in the district. 3500 each year to lease these cans. there is a remarkable difference on the corners where there are cans. powell corner was bad. much cleaner sidewalk and less debris. garbage stays in. very exciting for us. winter walk. we are proud of winter walk every year. the hotels have supportive during the holidays. this is a fantastic im menty for our visitors and stake holdters. we hope to con

needles were found in their accommodation.cup. she alerted authorities. they came and checked the rooms and further needles were found. as you say, no needles are allowed in the athlete village. is where they were found. you may remember before the games began in the indian team were in because needles were found with the boxing team. the boxing team had been giving their competitors vitamin e injection. was no doping infringement and nobody has mentioned anything about doping in this case either. i don't think we are talking about doping infringement. of the commonwealth games, as you say, have a no needles policy. they do not want any needles in the athletes' village at all and this is the second time they have found them. this time they acted swiftly a nd found them. this time they acted swiftly and send those two athletes home. embarrassments of the indian tea m home. embarrassments of the indian team who, a week ago, were telling us team who, a week ago, were telling us this would not happen again. it has happened again a

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this individual collects needles. you can see all the sharp containers that have been collected by this individual. this individual suffers from mental illness and is very hostile. this takes a cbd and sometimes two to three markets 3,000 and 4,000 per month. we need to address the antistreet behavior. as both my colleagues touched on our budgets are fixed but we are extremely well poised to be efficient in service delivery. we have wonderful metrics. we are just tremendously accountable. so we really implore you to stare any funding opportunities, grants our way. we would put our resources towards extending the hours of operation. many of us do not operate late into the evening where we are seeing increased problems. >> do they extend back to your camera? >> they are in our hot spots. >> are these movable or fixed? >> they are fixed and they are -- the latest technology to those very extensive. so don't know. >> are they registered? >> yes. >> thank you for your thoughtful presentation. i don't know if you have any o

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right now only four city workers are on needle pickup patrol. the expanded cleanup program will cost $750,000 a year. the plan is for the team to concentrate on hot spots where large numbers of used needles often end up and the city says under the plan workers should be able to respond more quickly when a resident or business calls in about needles in their area. used needles are one of the biggest complaints the city gets. >> it is important for me as mayor to make sure that we do everything possible and that we send a message to our residents and actually make a difference, by the way, on our streets, most importantly that the status quo on our streets today is simply unacceptable and we are not going to stand for it. >> reporter: farrell had a lot to say about homeless encampments and it's time to get more aggressive. more on that at 5:00. >> really troubling information there, rob. thank you so much. >>> dozens of demonstrators rallied outside oakland city hall today in support of an initiative that would expand at rent control rules in many

about 275-thousand needles are collected each month by the public health department and nonprofits.ll provide 750-thousand dollars to the aids foundation to hire the new needle clean up team. the workers would start as early as june. ( james ) a mother, accused of drinking and driving with her child in the back seat is now in jail. petaluma police arrested collette burum sunday after receiving reports of an erratic driver, who was driving into the city on lakeville highway. police say, she nearly caused a collison with a child in the back seat. petaluma officers went to burum's home... and they say she appeared to be intoxicated. that's when burum admitted to driving with her six- year old child. police say, at the time of the arrest, burum's blood alcohol content was nearly four -times the legal limit. ( james ) happening today... the sexual assault re-trial of comedian bill cosby could be turned over the the jury. both sides will deliver their closing arguments this morning. cosby is accused of raping a temple university emplyee back in 2004. cosby says the sex was consentual. the

. >> trash, needles and feces are scaring away bay area businesses. coming up, we'll show you how san francisco's diseased streets are creating a financial mess. >> lucky to be alive. the mistake this california hiker says he made that left him stranded for days. and how he was finally rescued. hours...for many of us...the >>> you're looking at live radar over the bay area. heavy rain in the overnight hours. the rain is coming down fast and hard. we remain in a microclimate weather alert. just a few minutes, we'll get an update from jeff who breaks down the weekend in your specific neighborhood. >> there is a multimillion dollar decision to be made in next tuesday in san francisco. it's about cleaning up the trash. the feces and used needles that are hitters across the street. >> should we spend tax dollars on extra cleaning crews and equipment? lawmakers will decide if this is an emergency for san francisco. many people believe it is. here's our investigator reporter. >> our recent investigation exposes how the diseased streets aren't just disgusting

. >> we found the needle in the haystack. it was here in sacramento. >>> police say the arrest of the ex-cop ends a 40-year manhunt for the golden state killer. an entire generation of californians grew up in fear of this guy. >> what a fascinating case that has been for decades. >> good morning. i'm christine romans. welcome to "early start." >> i'm dave briggs. we both have dragon energy. i don't know what that means, but kanye does. >>> new this morning, white house officials are prepare for the possible -- preparing for the possible withdraw of the v.a. nomination ronny jackson. dr. jackson told colleagues he may remove his name from consideration. huddled on wednesday afternoon with white house press staff. >> and in a report from senate democrats reviewed an abusive to colleagues and loosely handled medications and wrecked a government car drunk. jackson specifically denied that last allegation to reporters. >> no, i have not wrecked a car. thanks, guys. >> did you tell the president that, sir? >> earlier in the day, th

they were looking for a needle in the haystack, but they knew the needle was there. >>> thank you.y deciding the fate of bill cosby in the retrial. jurors got the case wednesday and deliberated for more than ten hours without reaching a verdict. they had a sirs eries of questi for the judge. the legal definition of consent was one of the questions. the 80-year-old cosby is charged with three counts of indecent assault and faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> folks, vintage lebron coming. the king keeping hope alive for the cavaliers with the game-saving block and game-winning three in the final seconds. lindsay czarniak recaps the signature moment in the "bleacher report" next. n, mee ft kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. s

the mayor says neighbors and business owners can report needles calling 311. the needles and syringes have become a health epidemic in the city. >>> former president george h.w. bush remains in intensive care fighting an infection in his bloodstream, he was admit add day after the funeral of his late wife. he's responding to treatment and appears to be recovering. the former president is 93 years old. >>> activists are vowing to force the government to answer for treatment to filipino peace advocate at sfo. stopped jerome abba when he arrived. he was sent back thursday morning. he was due to speak at a human rights conference at the invitation of local church. they a little his treatment violated civil rights. >> seeking some transparency and accountability on part of border control and homeland security about what took place. >> government says allegations are false and all travelers treated with integrity, respect, professionalism. >>> happening today in san francisco ford launching next edition of go bike, go bike plus. ford says it's equipped with motor th

needles. there's been a lot of talk about the increased needles on the streets. there's been a lot of reports on the topic. this data shows that we are getting an increa increase in our over all need request. this data requests the number of requests we are seeing at public works for needles. you can see, again, in fiscal year '18 again through february we are already over 5,000 service orders and requests that we've gotten last year to put it in some context we were at 4,300. we are going to come close to nearly doubling what we saw in fiscal year '17. hot spot crews. in some ways how we decided to respond hot spot crews are a proactive crew of street cleaners that go out there and try to address and identify issues in advance and try to make things clean in a more proactive manner. the number is consistent with what we've shown throughout the presentation, just the hot spot crews more than 121,000 needles and 700 tons of debris was collected by just this one single crew. again, i highlighted this crew because it's proactive, an effort by public works to ensure

a team of workers will be dedicated to picking up discarded needles.e to be part nú[9áof  mayor pharaoh says discarded needles is one iá-of e-1the is hears people complain about the most. as am i. today what we are announcing is in zg7partnership wh the san francisco aids foundation we are creating a dedicated need to needle and syringe pickup. ñ275,000 now more than m needles are collected ceach w3 month by the health department and nonprofits that provide syringes and %qsafe disposal. >>> we are learnings remodeling work at the busy powell street station is more p than a year behind schedule. they are getting a $30 million facelift. it's supposed to be a five year behind schedule. according to chronicle, the delays came because of a push back start date in 2016 and scheduling requirements with the contractor. bart is moving closer to carrying pe%passengers on its Ñ south town expansion. 2@kñ today they will start testing trains from warm spring station and that will be running at all hours. up to 20 hours a day and every months. >>> new study s

after break in the last six days, they say they have the golden state killer. >> we found the needle in the haystack. and it was right here in sacramento. >> reporter: the suspect, 72- year-old joseph james deangelo, a former auburn police officer living quietly at this suburban sacramento home. authorities say he is the serial killer behind 12 murders and dozens of rapes over a decade in the site of 70s and '80s, some committed while he was on the police force. >> today, we at least brought the first step towards closure for those victims of these horrendous crimes. >> there was a flashlight in my eyes and a man standing over my with a large butcher knife. >> reporter: jane carson sandler is one of the survivors raped in her home by a masked man. she says what she knew deep down was confirmed. >> i always thought that he would be caught. i always believed that he was alive. i always thought that. >> reporter: for jennifer carroll the announcement is bittersweet. it's been nearly four decades since her father and stepmother, lyman and charlene smith were found by her brother, bound a

he says needle pickup is step one. later this week he says he'll announce a crackdown on tents in san francisco. >> we have gone in san francisco from a point of compassion on our streets to enabling street behavior and from my point of view as mayor that's unacceptable. >> the other part is that's not going to stop what's really happening which are the people on the street and how unhealthy the situation is. >> reporter: as you heard the mayor mention there, he does say a part of this problem is the encampments and he says if city leaders have to, they will begin enforcing proposition q which allows city leaders to give people in encampments a 24 hour notice to vacate. he says that they will announce more about a crackdown on encampments later this week. live at city hall, susie steimle, kpix5. new at 6:00 the governors race is suddenly getting personal. >> some new ads hitting the air waves and some target the front runner, gavin newsom. >> kpix5's phil matier is here with the gloves coming off. phil? >> that's right

. >> we found the needle in the haystack. it was right here in sacramento. >> reporter: the suspect is 72- year-old joseph james deangelo . is a former police officer. had been living quietly at the suburban sacramento home. authorities say he is the serial killer behind 12 murders and dozens of rapes over a decade in the 70s and 80s. some were committed while he was on the police force. >> today we brought the first step toward closure for those victims of these horrendous crimes. >> there was a flashlight in my eyes and a man standing over me with a butcher knife. >> reporter: jane carson sandler is one of the survivors. she was raped in her home by a masked man. what she knew deep down was confirmed today. >> i always thought he would be caught. i always believed that he was alive. i always thought that. wood -- >> reporter: for jennifer carroll -- for jennifer carole , it is bittersweet. it is in more than a -- it is been more than years -- it has been years since her parents were killed. >> they said their hands were bou

i needled him and he needled me. we got along great. >>> there's few people in the world who know vladimir putin quite like president george w. bush. >> i felt it was important for the united states to be forceful in dealing with putin. >> how does president bush think the trump administration and the rest of the world is dealing with the russian leader now. more of maria bartiromo's exclusive interview is coming up. maria: in terms of mexico and canada, you mentioned, mr. president, do you worry about the conflicts that are going on right now, given the debate other trade and open trade? >> i hope that people as they debate whether or not the trading regime has worked with canada and mexico look at the facts. and we want our neighbors to be healthy and strong. and so our view is how can we best expedite positive trade which benefits everybody but also to make the point that the three of us countries are going to need to be able to work together to compete with china in the long term. these days i'm getting too old t

<"the needles on our streets that you see everyday. as someone who was raised here...ve never seen it like this before in my life.">(robin) public health director barbara garcia says the city will provide 750-thousand dollars to the áaids foundation to hire the new needle clean up team. she says she expects the workers would start as early as june. about 275-thousand needles are collected each month by the public health department and nonprofits who provide syringes and safe disposal. (robin) the gunman accused of killing four people at a nashville-area waffle house was arrested monday after a manhunt. he was booked into metro jail monday night on four counts of criminal homicide. the shooting raised questions about reinking's previous law enforcement encounters, and whether his father should be charged for giving him guns when he was barred from possessing them. omar jimenez has the latest. david perky /commisioner of safety and homeland security, tennessee : justice is relentless"a nearly 35 hour manhunt for this man... suspected of opening fire at a nashville area w

the plan is for the team to concentrate on hotspots were used needles often end up. >> our needle and syringe problem has become an epidemic and i am fed up as are the people. >> the city says that more than 200,000 needles are collected each month in san francisco. new workers are expected to start as early as june. >>> a gas leak in san francisco today said more than one dozen people to the hospital and prompted evacuations. it was reported at about 10:20 am this morning when a contractor working in the area hit a gas main. the initial report was that eight people suffered non-life- threatening injuries, but the number was increased to 14 later. the fire department reported that the leak was within 45 minutes. several nearby buildings were evacuated as a precaution, and the all clear was given a couple of hours later. >>> and man is dead and his wife is jailed in the first homicide in union city. the man was shot and killed around 10:00 p.m. last night on a home near the area of the 4300 block of feldspar court . >> we responded to this address back in 2004 regarding a domestic viol

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but we also all knew that the needle was there. in the last six days, and i emphasize, the last six days, that passion, that persistence and the knowledge finally came to an answer in this building behind us here, our crime lab. crime lab employees, dna analysts who worked tirelessly in the last few days to provide that answer. yesterday, an arrest warrant was issued, a complaint was filed charging that individual with two counts of murder, with special circumstances, for the murder of brian and katie maggiore back in february 1978 in sacramento. it is fitting that today is national dna day. we found the needle in a haystack and it was right here in sacramento. with that i would like to introduce our sheriff, scott jones. >>> good afternoon. before i talk a little bit about this case, i'd like to make a couple of comments. when i became sheriff in sacramento in 2010 there were very few outstanding cases that drew the passion, interest and dogged determination to solve as the east area rapist. the sheriff that i took over from, john

needles on a seat. b.a.r.t. is responding. transit agency has a relatively new program to patrol trains looking for addicts and getting them help for treatment. >>> san francisco launching new team for a problem on the street, discarded syringes. they hired 10 new workers conducting sweeps across the city collecting needles left behind by drug users. neighbors and business owners can report needles calling 311. farrell says needle and syringe issue has become a health epidemic in the city. >> activists vowed to force the government to answer for treatment of jerome abba at sfo. he was stopped and sent back to the fill peeps thursday morning. he was due to speak at a human rights in d.c. at the invitation of local churches. those churches a little his treatment violated his human rights. >> seeking transparency and accountability on the part of customs and border patrol and homeland security about what actually took place. >> government officials say the allegations are false and all travelers treated with integrity, respect an

the needles. and they're shocked. they're completely stunned. and unfortunately going back and telling their friends and family about that experience and they're not coming back. so we need to make sure that we're upping the efforts that d.p.w. is doing, supporting community districts. we've want more focused, regular steam cleaning. areas where the high visitor areas are among market street, holiday plaza and others. we think a matching grant program would be very helpful to encourage more private investment. i think it's an efficient and effective way to is up supplement what public works is funding. and the pit stop program. we're convinced this is a successful program. we want to see more in highly trafficked visitor areas like 5th and howard and tenderloin and mid market and especially the ones that look like the painted ladies. we're happy you held this hearing and focusing on these important issues. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. thank you for allowing me to be here to speak. once again, i'm quante

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cleaning up used needles off the streets. mayor mark ferrell announced he's looking for ten people whose sole job is to pick up the needles and syringes. but some business owners say that will not stop the problem. >> it is still not addressing the real issue. people are leaving their needles, defecating and urinating everywhere. >> every month us and our partners collect 275,000 syringes. >> and we are not going to stand for it. >> the pickup is step one. he says he will announce a crack down on tents in san francisco. >>> well new details on the crackdown on electric scooters. the city is still trying to get some grouped rules. in the meantime as joe vazquez tells us. the number of confiscations is now in the hundreds. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisors are on the verge of passing new regulations on the thousands of scooters. meanwhile they continue to compensate scooters. >> where are they coming from? you're literally landing from another planet. >> and they are not suppose to be there. but they have been picking th

it is essentially like looking for a needle in a haystack, tell us a little about the challenges of the expedition. how difficult is it to go so deep down in the ocean? the difficulties are mainly to do with looking through the map, at the deep sea, deep waters, tend to be full of mud and the creatures live on the map. so inevitably, when we bring them up, they will be mixed up with them up, they will be mixed up with the month and we have to sieve it. not also, these debt between 2000 3000 metres, where we went, the equipment that we use has to be right for that depth. so we use

business owners can report needles calling 311.arrell says the needle and syringe issue has become a health epidemic. >>> activists forced the government to react to the treatment at sfo. they stopped him when he arrived tuesday evening. he was then sent back to the philippines thursday morning. he was due to speak at a human rights conference in d.c. at the invitation of local church. they a little his treatment violated civil rights. >> seeking some transparency and accountability on part of border control and homeland security about what took place. >> government says allegations are false and all travelers treated with integrity, respect, professionalism. >>> new details about a pit bull that nearly bit off the finger of a 15-year-old san francisco boy. that animal in the hands of animal control. he attacked him as he walked in bay view saturday night. he suffered puncture wounds to hands, arms, and legs. he's getting better and could be released from the hospital today. the dog tested for rabies. unclear what they will do with

but we also all knew that the needle was there. in the last six days, and i emphasize the last six days, that passion, that persistence and the knowledge finally came to an answer in this building behind us here, our crime lab, crime lab employees, dna analysts who worked tirelessly in the last few days to provide that answer. >> reporter: and those add today's news conference spoke about the constant pressure they felt to find the person behind these crimes. even those who were now retired never gave up looking for the elusive suspect. in 2016 the fbi renewed its search and offered a new plea and a new $50,000 reward. now, over the years, thousands of tips came in but authorities say deangelo's name had not been on the radar before last week. >> i can tell you that over the last few days, as information started to point toward this individual, we started some surveillance. we were able to get some discarded dna. and we were able to confirm what we thought we already knew, that we had our man. and yesterday afternoon, in a perfectl

their sole job will be to pick up needles and syringes.some business owners say it will not solve the problem. >> it is not addressing the real issue that people are living on the street and leaving their needles and defecating and yearnating everywhere. >> the status quo on our streets today is unacceptable and we will not stand for it. >> the mayor plans to announce a crack down on tents in san francisco later this week. >>> this morning, train testing is ramping up at bart's new station in san jose. we are live long the tracks with a look at what this means for people who live nearby. and i'm maria medina, michelle is o >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning. it is tuesday, april 24, i'm kenny choi. >> let's get a look at weather and traffic. here is neda. >> it is a little cloudy along the beaches. it may be a little gloomy but temperatures will be comfortable out there. hopefully everyone enjoyed the warmer weather. it will be gone by the end of the week. we will have quite a shift. here is a look at the top of the tower. it was glo

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