o'malley says price is not fit to be in office. there's no question in my mind that she never really intended to be the full da. she intended to be the person who was there to get people out of jail and to lessen sentences. today, o'malley announced her support for that recall in a virtual news conference. it comes just one week after district attorney price blamed o'malley for a backlog of misdemeanor cases that resulted in hundreds of dismissals. o'malley joins east bay congressman eric swalwell and san francisco da brooke jenkins in their shared support for recalling pamela price. pamela price held her own news conference today. she claims that attorneys assigned to review death penalty cases in 2004 excluded black and jewish jurors. price also claims that o'malley, who was not yet da at the time of those cases, was involved in the coverup. she hinted that o'malley may have timed her announcement to draw attention away from these accusations. miss o'malley must have received word about this press conference today, and that we we

price lost to o'malley in the 2018 election, but then won in 2022 after o'malley retired. price says she walked into an office that was dysfunctional. o'malley accuses price of using the office improperly, ignoring the law, and intimidating and discriminating against people who oppose her. >> she has undermined all of these programs that we put together, and basically she has taken this district attorney's office to a place where it cannot function. >> o'malley claims price canceled restorative justice programs, which da price campaigned on simply because those programs were started by o'malley. >> some of those grants have gone away, and some of those grants did not get renewed. some of them she just from what i from what i understand, she just didn't have an interest in it. and because it was a program that i started. >> one such program o'malley named is care's community assessment response and engagement. >> i have no idea what she's talking about. other than the cares navigation center is the program that we rescued in 2023. >> da price fired back, refuting many of o'

it's an accusation, o'malley flatly denies. we never lost the statute of limitations by not reviewing them. when pamela price came in, she cut down that that division of charging deputies. o'malley also claims price and her administration have reduced or eliminated critical programs addressing human trafficking victim services and probation programs. price says that's not true. there's no question in my mind that she never really intended to be the full da. she intended to be the person who was there to get people out of jail and to lessen sentences. meanwhile, price held her own press conference announcing allegations that attorneys assigned to review death penalty cases in 2004 excluded black and jewish jurors. price also claims o'malley, who was not d.a. at the time of those cases, was involved in covering it up along with other prior da's. the prosecutorial misconduct by former alameda county prosecutors in this office knew no bounds. one person became a sitting judge and we may be getting close to learning that the distric

a former district attorney nancy o'malley who was chief deputy at the time. we know both miss o'malley former district attorney tom orloff aware. >> you know, they >> because mister jacobson reported to them. and he was assigned by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day with 2 weeks to go before the election. it's unclear what impact pricing o'malley's comments about each other. >> we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to

o'malley says pamela price is unfit for office.question in my mind that she never really intended to be the full da. she intended to be the person who was there to get people out of jail and to lessen sentences. today, o'malley announced her support for the recall, just one week after d.a. price blamed o'malley for a backlog of misdemeanor cases that resulted in hundreds of dismissals of those cases. o'malley joins east bay congressman eric swalwell and san francisco da brooke jenkins in support for this recall. pamela price held her own news conference today. she claims that attorneys assigned to review death penalty cases in 2004 excluded black and jewish jurors. price also claims o'malley, who was not yet da at the time of those cases, was involved in covering it up. miss o'malley must have received word about this press conference today, and that we were at a point where we felt compelled to reveal to the public the kind of complicity in this office to prosecutorial misconduct. nancy o'malley represents the last desperate attem

and he was a signs by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >> misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >> demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >> with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact price in o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to continue the investigation in the past. prosecutorial misconduct in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 did reach out to judge jacobson regarding prices allegations. we have not yet heard back. >> new at 6, the chp is

nancy o'malley is the latest to support the recall, saying pamela price has failed to fulfill her duties in the role. but price is firing back. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us to bring us a look at the back and forth. >> the battle on this november's ballot over whether to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price took a new turn wednesday. >> she's had 22 months, and all she's done is blame, blame, blame. >> price's predecessor, nancy o'malley, accused price of failing to prosecute cases adequately and dismantling important victim support and transition programs such as heat, which o'malley had established. >> she fired victim advocates out of the unit and replaced them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the jo. that's how little she cares about victims. we disbanded the heat unit because it was dysfunctional. >> price fired back wednesday afternoon, saying she fired o'malley's staff members and also made changes to programs because she was elected to make change. >> we didn't talk about and spend our time talking about what was wrong. we spent our time fixing i

of misconduct during o'malley's watch. what is clear is this recall has deeply divided the east bay community. the battle on this november's ballot over whether to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price took a new turn wednesday. >> she's had 22 months. and all she's done is blame, blame, blame. >> price's predecessor, nancy o'malley, accused price of failing to prosecute cases adequately and dismantling important victim support and transition programs such as heat, which o'malley had established. >> she fired victim advocates out of the unit and replaced them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. that's how little she cares about victims. we disbanded the heat unit because it was dysfunctional. >> price fired back wednesday afternoon, saying she fired o'malley's staff members and also made changes to programs because she was elected to make change. >> we didn't talk about and spend our time talking about what was wrong. we spent our time fixing it. we're still fixing it. that is what i

o'malley, the former da, denies those claims. controversy brewing around a candidate running for san jose city council. today, opponents of tam trong held a rally urging him to drop out of the race. trong, who is a san jose police sergeant, is running for the district eight seat, but he's been charged by the santa clara county da's office with felony mortgage fraud tied to a civil claim that he denies. he's also on administrative leave from the police department and had his officer certification temporarily stripped due to his legal issues. santa clara county wage theft coalition also claims truong was previously found liable for wage theft. how can we let someone with this disgraceful history seek a position of power? he operated a security firm during a staffing shortage and took advantage of those who relied on him for their livelihoods. now, we should note this group is endorsing his opponent, domingo candelas. trong's campaign called this a political ploy. he's being targeted by political operatives. he says, because of his

price lost to o'malley in the 2018 election, but then won in 2022 after o'malley retired. price says she walked into an office that was dysfunctional. o'malley accuses price of using the office improperly, ignoring the law, and intimidating and discriminating against people who oppose her. >> she has undermined all of these programs that we put together and basically she has taken this district attorney's office to a place where it cannot function. >> o'malley claims price canceled restorative justice programs, which da price campaigned on simply because those programs were started by o'malley. >> some of those grants have gone away, and some of those grants did not get renewed. some of them she just from what i from what i understand, she just didn't have an interest in it. and because it was a program that i started. >> one such program o'malley named is care's community assessment response and engagement. >> i have no idea what she's talking about other than the cares navigation center is the program that we rescued in 2023. >> da price fired back, refuting many of o'ma

nancy o'malley accused price of dismantling programs and failing to fulfill her duties.ice fired back, saying she was elected by the public to make changes. ktvu jana katsuyama has the story. >> the battle on this november's ballot over whether to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price took a new turn wednesday. >> she's had 22 months, and all she's done is blame, blame, blame. >> price's predecessor, nancy o'malley, accused price of failing to prosecute cases adequately and dismantling important victim support and transition programs, such as heat, which o'malley had established. >> she fired victim advocates out of the unit and replaced them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. that's how little she cares about victims. >> we disbanded the heat unit because it was dysfunctional. >> price fired back wednesday afternoon, saying she fired o'malley's staff members and also made changes to programs because she was elected to make change. >> we didn't talk about and spend our time talking about what was wrong. we spent our time fixing it

former alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley wants the current d.a. out. she is backing the recall of her successor, pamela price, saying she is unfit for office. >> i know firsthand that she lies constantly. she's are not the attributes of an elected district attorney or anyone serving in the district attorney's office because it is our responsibility to uphold justice in the county of alameda. >> price has blamed o'malley's office for leaving a backlog of misdemeanor and domestic violence cases, something o'malley has denied. today price questioned the timing of o'malley's announcement as she was ready to give an update of her own. her office has been reviewing 35 death penalty cases for possible misconduct in which former prosecutors allegedly excluded black and jewish jurors. price now says her office found evidence that a former senior prosecutor covered up evidence of that misconduct and it happened under supervision of then chief deputy d.a. o'malley. >> we were at a point where we felt compelled to reveal to the public the kind of complicity in thi

nancy o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years.he also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. and now she is launching a scathing critique of her successor, alameda county da pamela price saying that she is supporting the recall of price. she does not honest. she attacks people. >>she now apparently shapes people down and then uses the power of the office to file charges against them. she is not ali says that she is speaking up now as the election is 13 days away. >>she says that she has been working behind the scenes, but recent attacks by price on her administration prompted her to publicly speak out prices recently said o'malley's office had a large back load of domestic violence cases that had to be dropped because they passed deadlines. o'malley says that never happened. he did not have a backlog. we never lost a case because we didn't file. >>in time and you know the case and she just lost happened under her watch. >>what the public should know is that this is a sign, apparently that we must be getting close to uncov

for leaving behind a backlog of misdemeanor and domestic violence cases something that o'malley has denied. today, price questioned the timing of the announcement as she was ready to give an update of her own. her office has been reviewing 35 death penalty cases for misconduct in which former prosecutors allegedly did not include black jurors and covering up evidence of that misconduct and it happened under super vision of then chief deputy da o'malley. >> we were at a point where we felt compelled to reveal to the public the kind of compolicity in this office to prosecutorial misconduct. what the public should know this is a sign that we must be getting close to uncovering the roll that she played as a former leader of this office when this misconduct actually was taking place. >> that former senior prosecutor is now a sitting judge and price says she has referred her findings to the commission on judicial performance. >>> there is growing concern about oakland's budget crisis after last week's fire in the oakland hills and a new warning from the fire chief as wilson walker reports

nancy o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years. she also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. and now she is launching a scathing critique of her successor, alameda county da pamela price saying that she is supporting the recall of price. she did not honest. she attacks people. >> she now apparently shapes people down and then uses the hour of the office to file charges against them. she is not. >> o'malley says that she is speaking up now as the election is 13 days away. she says that she has been working behind the scenes, but recent attacks by price on her administration prompted her to publicly speak out prices recently said o'malley's office had a large back load of domestic violence cases that had to be dropped because they passed deadlines. o'malley says that never happened. he did not have a backlog. never lost a case because we didn't file. >> in time and you know the case and she just lost happened under her watch. >> what the public should know is that this is a sign, apparently that we must be getting close t

and price have a contentious history going back to 2018, when price challenged o'malley and lost the recall effort needs a simple majority of votes in order to pass. in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten tonight, about a dozen people held a vigil in oakland tonight to bring awareness to a report from homeland security about migrant children at the border and vigil attendees lit candles and held signs at the federal building. >> the dhs report from august admits ice is unable to monitor all unaccompanied migrant children once they're released from custody. nearly 300,000 of those unaccompanied children who came across the southern border never got a court date, while 32,000 children who had a court date never showed up between 2019 and last year. speakers at this vigil did emphasize these children are not numbers, they are human lives. and they called on the government to do more to track and protect them. >> i want to make sure that my from one end of thens a border to the other. yes, sir, are safe and have the opportunity to have a bright future. >> building

jacobson assigned by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >> misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >> demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >> with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact price in o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to continue the investigation in the past. prosecutorial misconduct in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, kron 4 did reach out to judge jacobsen her guarding prices allegations. and as of this report, we have not heard b

price lost to o'malley in the 2018 election, then won in 2022 after o'malley retired. price says she took over an office rife with dysfunction. the future of school closures in san francisco is in limbo, at least for now, with the appointment of a new superintendent. the closure plan is halted for at least a year, but the district needs a balanced budget soon to avoid a state takeover. the debt is really significant. abc seven news reporter monica madden pressed leaders about the possibility of future closures at yick wo elementary. >> you'll find handmade signs of protest from students who don't want to see their school closed. >> a lot of people in a city that's very transient are looking for community. >> parent christy sampson has two young daughters at the school. >> it's been a whirlwind, to say the least. it's we kind of felt blindsided at first. >> she's hoping new leadership will mean different approaches to the district's multimillion dollar budget deficit. >> to get rid of small schools, you're getting rid of communities inside san francisco. there needs to

>> well, meanwhile, da price is turning the tables and now attacking o'malley prices. lincoln o'malley to accusations of misconduct. >> 12 ares dan kerman reports. >> these prosecutorial notes demonstrate alameda county prosecutors in prior decades purposely kept blacks and jews off of death penalty juries so says current district attorney pamela price who's been investigating this for 6 months. but wednesday, price made a leap accusing a sitting judge who was a former prosecutor in that office of trying to conceal the misconduct. >> morris jacobson. and a team of investigators appear to have taken part in covering up the evidence of the misconduct instead of investigating the allegations prices this note written by an unidentified ea employee. >> in november of 2004 indicates jacobsen instead wanted to damage the credibility of a former prosecutor who admitted the misconduct was going on. key sections of the notes which we are providing here today include that they left it with morris saying he would give us direction. >> and they want to find dirt on mr. quite meant.

lincoln o'malley to accusations of misconduct. proffers dan kerman reports. these prosecutorial notes demonstrate alameda county prosecutors in prior decades. >> purposely kept blacks and jews off of death penalty juries so says current district attorney pamela price who's been investigating this for 6 months. but wednesday, price made a leap accusing a sitting judge who was a former prosecutor in that office of trying to conceal the misconduct. >> morris jacobson. and a team of investigators appear to have taken part in covering up the evidence of the misconduct instead of investigating the allegations prices this note written by an unidentified ea employee. >> in november of 2004 indicates jacobsen instead wanted to damage the credibility of a former prosecutor who admitted the misconduct was going on. key sections of the notes which we are providing here today include. >> that they left it with morris saying he would give us direction and they want to find dirt on mr. quite meant. also, the question was asked in writing or in print sees how good are your m

lincoln o'malley too. accusations of prosecutorial misconduct from dan kerman has that story. >> these prosecutorial notes demonstrate alameda county prosecutors in prior decades purposely kept blacks and jews off of death penalty juries so says current district attorney pamela price who's been investigating this for 6 months. but wednesday, price made a leap accusing a sitting judge who was a former prosecutor in that office of trying to conceal the misconduct. >> morris jacobson. and a team of investigators appear to have taken part in covering up the evidence of the misconduct instead of investigating the allegations prices this note written by an unidentified ea employee. >> in november of 2004 indicates jacobson did instead want damage the credibility of a former prosecutor who admitted the misconduct was going on. key sections of the notes which we are providing here today include that they left it with morris saying he would give us direction. >> and they want to find dirt on mr. quite meant. also,

now o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years. she also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. she says that she's speaking up now with the election just 13 days away. she has been working behind the scenes. she says, but recent attacks by price on o'malley's administration prompted her to publicly speak out. price has recently saidd that o'malley's office had a large backlog of domestic violence cases that had to be dropped because they passed deadlines. now, o'malley says that that is not accurate that her office never drop cases. o malley said that her office created many programs are restored to justice in victims rights programs that price is office has dropped lot back and forth here right? o'malley says that price under administration has fot for more of the rights of those accused of crimes and victims and their families. >> you have a california constitutional rights for those who are accused. we also have a constitutional right for victims of crime. and under pamela price's regine, she ignores the rights of vict

and he was assigned by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >> misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >> demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >> with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact price in o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to continue the investigation in the past. prosecutorial misconduct in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news kron 4 did reach out to judge jacobson regarding prices allegations and we haven't heard back yet. >> happening today, suppo

she's turning the tables and attacking o'malley.s linking o'malley to accusations of misconduct with kron four's. dan kerman with that part of the story. >> these prosecutorial notes demonstrate alameda county prosecutors in prior decades purposely kept blacks and jews off of death penalty juries so says current district attorney pamela price who's been investigating this for 6 months. but wednesday, price made a leap accusing a sitting judge who was a former prosecutor in that office of trying to conceal the misconduct. >> morris jacobson. and a team of investigators appear to have taken part in covering up the evidence of the misconduct instead of investigating the allegations prices this note written by an unidentified ea employee. >> in november of 2004 indicates jacobson did instead want damage the credibility of a former prosecutor who admitted the misconduct was going on. key sections of the notes which we are providing here today include that they left it with morris saying he would give us direction. >> and they want to fin

he was assigned by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >> misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >> demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >> with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact pricing o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely have to continue the investigation in the past. prosecutorial misconduct in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and kron 4 did reach out to judge jacob sent regarding prices allegations and will update you as soon as we hear back. >> stil

nancy o'malley was the alameda county da for 8 years. she also worked in the da's office for nearly 4 decades. and now she is launching a scathing critique of her successor, alameda county da pamela price saying that she is supporting the recall of price. she does not honest. she attacks people. >> she now apparently shapes people down and then uses that power of the office to file charges against them. she is not. >> o'malley says that she is speaking up now as the election is 13 days away. she says that she has been working behind the scenes, but recent attacks by price on her administration prompted her to publicly speak out prices recently said o'malley's office had a large back load of domestic violence cases that had to be dropped because they passed deadlines. o'malley says that never happened. he did not have a backlog. never lost a case because we didn't file. >> in time and you know the case and she just lost happened under her watch. >> what the public should know is that this is a sign, apparently that we must be getting clos

a former district attorney nancy o'malley who was chief deputy at the time. we know both miss o'malley former district attorney tom orloff aware. >> you know, they >> because mister jacobson reported to them. he was assigned by them to defend office. >> price provided no evidence that o'malley had seen the note or was connected to the alleged misconduct or the alleged coverup. but she was willing to speculate. this is a sign apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering. >> the role the missile maui played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial. >> misconduct actually was taking place. in a statement, o'malley says these false or misleading allegations by pam price. >> demonstrate my point that price is unqualified to hold public office. pamela will pay a price for her deceptions on election day. >> with 2 weeks to go before the election, it's unclear what impact price in o'malley's comments about each other. we'll have in the recall election. what is clear is who's ever sitting in the da's office come january. they will likely h

o'malley says that never happened. he did not have a backlog. never lost a case because we didn't file. >> in time and you know the case and she just lost happened under her watch. >> what the public should know is that this is a sign, apparently that we must be getting close to uncovering the role that somali played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial misconduct actually was taking place. >> on wednesday afternoon, price shot back at a news conference addressing how her administration is looking into former prosecutors possibly breaking the law by prohibiting jewish people and blacks to serve on juries. she accused o'malley of profiting on nonprofit programs and other failures. grand jury report of 2022. 2023 that the grand jury in alameda county specifically found. >> last year that at least 25 members of this office illegally used the county's resources campaign from this amount and that win, she learned about that misconduct. she took no action. >> o'malley's criticism comes on the heels of several organizations as we

but o'malley says it's price who is not fit to be da. >>>>she's used this office improperly. she uses it to intimidate. of course, she takes any chance to criticize me erroneously for things that i didn't do. she discriminates against people she doesn't like or even people of color. and she creates a hostile work environment for many of the hard working, highly ethical lawyers. victim advocates, administrative staff and investigative staff so that they, many of them, have eventually left >ryan>we reached out to the district attorney price's office for a response, and we are now waiting to hear back. other top stories we're following today. the sister of the man accused of murdering cashapp founder bob lee, is back on the witness stand for a fourth day of testimony. nemo mani's defense team cross-examined kawsar momeni tried to show that their client had no motive to stab lee. they argue momeni acted in self defense, while lee attacked him, and the drug fueled rage with each side. kawsar momeni has hedged her testimony on her use of drugs, citing that for frequently forgetting

which o'malley is denying a maui. now joins a congressman eric swalwell and several police officers association's who support recalling price. >> exactly. 2 weeks from recall vote. some faith leaders in oakland are asking voters to vote no. mayor saying taos recall the interfaith council, which includes several baptist church pastors and other clergy members said they're grateful to town for her commitment to address the housing crisis. critics, however, call this a last-minute effort. they say crime has escalated since tout took office and they want to or out town says crime will get worse if she's >> this recall will create instability like no other if you thought the crime was all the rise, the last 3 years, this instability of having no leadership at the helm. will be worse than what we have seen. >> during her state of the city address last week, mayor town defended her record saying the city's on the right track just last week. former oakland mayor libby schaff join those in support. for moving her from office.

which o'malley, of course, has denied. i'm allie now joins congressman eric swalwell and several other police officer associations who support removing price from office. >> a little chill in the air tonight. we're going to wake up to kind of a cold start to the morning tomorrow and get a little bite in the atmosphere. temperatures dropping off in the low 40's early on that. check out your wake-up weather forecast. stepping out the door. you're looking at some 40's and 50's couple patches of fog may be right along the coastline as we head toward a little sunshine sneaking through. still temperatures, camilla, chilly side 40's and some low 50's as we get toward 10. here comes the sunshine. temperatures warming up 50's and some low 60's. looks like we're gonna have a really nice afternoon tomorrow. but after that, some changes coming toward the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. in san francisco's mission district, more than a dozen people are without a home tonight. >> after a liv

well, today, her predecessor, nancy o'malley, accused price of failing to prosecute cases adequately and dismantling victim support and transition programs that o'malley had established. >> fired victim advocates out of the unit and replace them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. that's how little she cares about victims. >> we didn't talk about and spend our time talking about what was wrong. we spent our time fixing it. we're still fixing it. that is what i was elected to do, and that's what we're going to do. >> price added that she fired o'malley staff and made changes to programs because she was elected to make change. >> and don't forget, you can keep track of all of the election coverage right there on the brand new fox local app. we have a voter guide with all of the measures you will see on your ballot, along with some of the recall elections happening. it's all available to download for your smart tv as well as your phone. >> in the south bay, tenants hosted a rally in san jose to protest against property management and also what they're calling un

you may recall in 2022, o'malley chose not to seek reelection after serving three years. the san jose city council stripped councilmember omar torres of his committee assignments. torres did not attend last night's council meeting, his second straight no show since word dropped of allegations he may have committed sexual misconduct with a minor. torres says that he is innocent. the city charter allows for council members to be removed only after five straight unexcused absences. the only other way is through a recall election, which would be up to the voters. orinda is taking steps to help a homeowners who are just trying to make it in the bay. the orinda moraga fire district is considering a new ember resistant zone, which would require homeowners to get rid of all flammable vegetation and material within five feet of their homes. it has also been referred to as zone zero. the idea is to reduce the likelihood that embers from a nearby fire would land in flammable material. live, look for you this morning over at levi's, where the niners will play a key game this sunday a

o'malley played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial misconduct actually was taken place. >> that former senior prosecutor is now a sitting judge. we are reaching out for comment. >>> all right, let's turn to san jose now where change could finally be coming for a piece of private property that has attracted drug dealing, homeless squatters, trash, even a pair of fires. this is at the corner of north fourth street and east st. john, downtown san jose, just a couple blocks away from city hall. now john ramos reports the city has had enough, and they have taken their own owner to court. >> reporter: it's been seven months since this property burned. even before that, this prime piece of downtown san jose real estate has been an eyesore. neighbors have complained about it for years. now the city has taken action to take control of it away from the owner. >> reporter: the property at corner of fourth street and st. john is along the route smith takes to his classes. >> and so i walk past this lot every day and see the debris and i've wondered every day what happened. ju

o'malley. >> and we were at a point where we felt compelled to reveal to the public the kind of complicity in this office to prosecutorial misconduct. what the public should know, this is a sign that apparently we must be getting close to uncovering the role that ms o'malley played as the former leader of this office when this prosecutorial misconduct was actually taking place. >> and that former prosecutor is a sitting judge, and price says she has referred her findings to the commission on judicial performance. >>> i'm anne makovec with some of the drama outside the courtroom today in the trial of the man accused of killing cash app founder, bob lee. today, allegations of inconsistent testimony, the revelation of private texts, and one witness using the f word against another in the hallway outside. this is krista lee. she and bob lee were married until 2019, and they have two children during a pretrial hearing earlier this month. they wanted to bar her from courtroom proceedings, citing witness tampering. and that today, they were a part of the prosecution's case with the screen shot of

you may recall back in 2022, o'malley chose not to seek reelection after serving three terms. and we're helping to keep you informed before you vote if you haven't done so already. all you have to do is scan that qr code there on your screen. it's going to take you to our full voter guide with info on all the key races, both national and local. california attorney general rob bonta, along with 23 ags from other u.s. states, are joining the biden administration's lawsuit against idaho's near-total ban on abortion. lawyers for the biden administration argue federal law requires hospitals provide necessary abortion care to pregnant women experiencing medical emergencies. the multi-state coalition says idaho's ban not only endangers the lives of women in the state, but would also have serious repercussions on other states. it urges the court to uphold the lower court's preliminary order prohibiting enforcement of idaho's ban. and e coli outbreak hits the popular item on the mcdonald's menu. the warning and the all new response from the president of the fast food chain. plus, we're

o'malley joins congressman eric swalwell and several other groups in supporting price's removal. price's critics have said her policies have resulted in a lack of accountability for crime. supporters say price is doing exactly what she was elected to do. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been following the story for us all year. he'll have a full report coming up on abc seven news at four. san jose city council member omar torres, who is under investigation for allegedly sexting with a minor, has been removed from all the committees that he serves on. the city council says it's trying to limit his power and they have called for him to resign. torres has denied any wrongdoing, and his attorney said in a statement the messages were just fantasy and role play. the council did approve torres excused absence from a meeting earlier this month, but if he misses five meetings without the council's approval, his seat will become vacant after months in limbo. there is a new top cop in san jose. paul joseph, who was serving as the interim police chief, is taking over permanently. it

her predecessor, nancy o'malley, says price did not prosecute cases properly and that she dismantledprograms for victim support and transition programs that were established by nancy o'malley, fired victim advocates out of the unit and replace them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. >> that's how little she cares about victims. >> we didn't talk about and spend our time talking about what was wrong. we spent our time fixing it. we're still fixing it. that is what i was elected to do, and that's what we're going to do now. >> pamela price says she fired nancy o'malley staff and made changes to programs because voters chose her to make changes. >> the harris and trump campaigns for president are planning several major events leading up to election day. vice president kamala harris will hold a rally at the national mall in washington next tuesday. as many as 7500 people are expected to attend. it's the same site where then-president donald trump spoke to a large crowd on january 6th of 2021. part of that crowd then stormed the u.s. capitol. >> do you think dona

now, former alameda county da nancy o'malley just announcing she is supporting the recall of embattled district attorney pamela price. she joins congressman eric swalwell and several other groups supporting price's removal. o'malley, who served three terms in office until 2023, talked about her support for the recall and accused price of not being truthful and for not caring for victims of crimes. >> she fired victim advocates out of the unit and replace them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. that's how little she cares about victims and she blames other people for everything. and i know firsthand that she lies constantly. these are not the attributes of an elected district attorney. >> district attorney price has not yet commented on o'malley's statement. her supporters have said price has been targeted by conservatives opposed to her efforts to reform the criminal justice system. and this is south bay. man is enjoying his first hours of freedom. he spent two decades in prison and during that time maintained his innocence. ktvu allie rasmus is live in the ne

por otro lado, la exfiscal del condado de alameda, nancy o'malley, anunció hoy que apoya los esfuerzose que esas acusaciones son falsas y considera que el liderazgo de price ha fracasado. queda captado en cámara el momento en que un policía golpea a un estudiante en una escuela y cientos de personas se reunirán para preparar el mazapán más grande del mundo. y será aquí, en california ojos abiertos. porque si usted busca una experiencia gastronómica única, hay un lugar donde puede comer sin ver a otro humano. y al regreso les traigo información sobre temperaturas cálidas para mañana y algunas lluvias durante el fin de semana y también la ciudad de richmond celebra el lanzamiento de un programa de vendores ambulantes. mañaneda este miércoles fueron los gatos. las llamas iniciaron alrededor de las 10:00 en matelija drive. esto está muy cerca de la autopista 9. los reportes indican que el incendio consumió un acre y que los bomberos lograron detener el avance antes que las llamas amenazaran las estructuras cercanas. así que hoy es básicamente la actuación de los bomberos la que ha logrado,

o'malley, who served three terms in office until 2023, talked about her support of the recall today and accused price of not being truthful and of not providing care for victims of crimes. >> she fired victim advocates out of the unit and replace them with people who don't even fit the criteria to have the job. that's how little she cares about victims, and she blames other people for everything. and i know firsthand that she lies constantly. these are not the attributes of an elected district attorney. >> district attorney price this afternoon called o'malley's support of the recall a desperate attempt to go back to a time when police officers and police unions controlled the da's office. >> all right. we move to politics now. and in the race for the white house, vice president harris today called former president trump, quote, unhinged in response to articles published this week in which trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, said trump spoke positively about adolf hitler during his time as president. >> in interviews with the new york times and the atlantic, kelly also said trump

o'malley, though, denies that. ali joins congressman eric swalwell and several other. police officer associations who support recalling pamela price. well, were a little less than 2 weeks from the recall vote. and some faith leaders in oakland are asking voters to vote no on the recall effort against mayor sheng thao. so the interfaith council, which includes several baptist church pastors and other clergy members said they're grateful to mayor thao for her commitment to addressing the housing crisis. critics, however, call last minute effort. they say crime has escalated since mayor thao took office and they want her out. but the mayor says crime will get worse if she's recalled. >> this recall will create instability like no other if you thought the crime was all the rise, the last 3 years, this instability of having no leadership at the helm. will be worse than what we have seen. i want to >> well, during her state of the city address last week, mayor thao defended her record saying the city is on the right track. but just last week, former oakland mayor libby schaf

she also has jen o'malley dillon, or campaign chair, was a part of the team that led obama's re-election in 2012, she was eight months pregnant at the time, just so everybody knows. she managed to do bidens winning campaign in 2020, and she was selected by vice president harris, asked to stay on this summer, because she knew there was no one better for the job. she knows more about campaigns than me, for sure, and maybe than almost anyone else out there right now. she is joining me now, she is the chair of the harris for president campaign. jenna, it is great to see you, i know your life is insane right now, and i appreciate you taking the time. let me just start right here, i'm getting stopped constantly in coffee stops and train stations with questions about the state of the race, i cannot even imagine what your life is like right now. i will preface by saying i think it is good people are a little freaked out at this point, but what should people not be freaked out about the race? you were closer to it than probably almost anyone else. >> well, hey, jen, it is great to be here with yo

o'malley denies the allegation. >> our time now 614.ng about the hurricane and the damage that the hurricane milton hit florida with powerful tornadoes 100 mile an hour winds. that deadly storm is causing chaos. just a couple of weeks after hurricane helene also hit nearby regions, survivors are showing and talking about the heartache as they try to hold on to hope. fox reporter connor hanson is in tampa, florida with the very latest. connor. good morning. >> good morning. hurricane milton has passed, but this cleanup and recovery effort is just beginning. and you can see here behind me just a little bit of the damage. i mean, we have bricks all over the side of the road here. and this came when those hurricane force winds actually blew off the facade of this old brick building in downtown tampa. it blew out the doors to. but there is even worse damage stretching from the east coast of florida to the west coast. >> this is a neighborhood that has very little, and the very little that they had is gone. >> picking up the pieces of hurrica

our predecessor, former da nancy o'malley, is weighing in about whether pamela price should be forced out of office. then there are big part of what makes san francisco so special. the new protections meant to give legacy businesses a boost, and what landlords will have to do if they want to force one of them out. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's wednesday, it's october 23rd. we're already in the middle of the week. i can feel it. and it feels like fall outside. here's steve paulson. >> yes it does. okay. it's cool out there. no doubt about it. we have a lot of 40s. in fact, palo alto is down to 41. maybe some upper 30s here. livermore is 43. santa rosa 43. so if you're taking the dog out, might look at you and say a little chill here. can we wait an hour? but everything's moving up to the north here, at least for now. there will be a couple of systems impacting as we head into the weekend, but not today and not tomorrow. coast is clear, sunny for all. it will be a little

they inherited the backlog from nancy o'malley, the previous district attorney.he allegations. >> east bay community leaders are voicing their opposition to recall efforts targeting oakland mayor shengtao and the alameda county da. the district attorney joined a group speaking out against the recalls yesterday. oakland congresswoman barbara lee was not there, but she is among those opposing the recalls, calling them undemocratic. state senator nancy skinner has said recalls are a waste of money. d.a. price argues recalls are linked to national politics. >> this is a national movement that is attacking national progress for every community around the country. and what we do in alameda county matters, and people need to pay attention. >> d.a. price's critics accuse her of being soft on crime and say her policies failed to hold criminals accountable. last week, east bay congressman eric swalwell announced his support for the effort to recall district attorney price. san francisco is reporting a dramatic drop in the number of tents on the streets in the past year. th

14 years before retiring and by recently blamed her for the backlog with misdemeanor cases, which o'malley deny maui. now joins congressman eric swalwell and several police officers. stations who sopport recalling price. just less than 2 weeks from a recall vote. some faith leaders oakland are asking voters to vote no on mayor sheng tells recall the interfaith council, which includes several baptist church pastors, other clergy members says they're grateful to tell for commitment to addressing the housing crisis. critics, however, call this a last-minute effort. he's a crimes escalated since town took office. they want to or out that houses crime will give birth if she's recalled. this recall will create instability like no other >> if you thought the crime was all the rise, the last 3 years, this instability of having no leadership at the helm. will be worse than what we have seen. i want to >> during her state of the city address last week, mayor thao defended her record saying the city is right on track. but just last week, former oakland mayor libby schaff join those in support of that

14 years before retiring prices recently blamed her for the backlog of misdemeanor cases, which o'malley denied. i'm allie now joins congressman eric swalwell and several police officers association to support recalling price. just less than 2 weeks for a recall vote. you got some faith leaders in oakland are asking voters to vote no on mayor sheng taos recall the interfaith council which includes several baptist church pastors. other clergy member said they're grateful to tao for her commitment to addressing the housing crisis. critics, however, call this a last-minute effort. they say crime has escalated since tell took office and they want to or out that houses crime will get worse if she's recalled. recall curry, instability like no other and >> if you thought the crime was all the rise, the last 3 years, this instability of having no leadership at the helm. will be worse than what we have seen. >> want to during her state of the city address last week. mayor thao defending her record. same cities on the right track just last week. former oakland mayor libby schaaf join those in supp

. >> officials all won't display explain why the iran envoy robert o'malley had his security clearanceop advisers, his inner circle, that he relied on, were iranian operatives. >> peter: that was october 2023. and in september of 2024 -- >> i still have no response from the administration to my letters regarding basic questions about the suspension of special envoy robert malley's security clearance. >> since taking office, the biden administration has unfrozen billions of iranian dollars for humanitarian reasons. but white house officials insist they have maintained a muscular posture. >> we have not lifted any -- a single sanction, if anything, as i said moments ago, we increased pressure. >> as the president deals with complex problems from iran, from helene and port strike, officials are asking people to have faith. >> i hope the american people have confidence in this president. >> as president biden prepares to phone prime minister netanyahu about next steps and israeli retaliation, remember that near the top of the list of things president biden says he wants to accomplish befor