the recall effort of district attorney pamela price is officially under way as of today. family members of crime victims joined other supporters in filing that official paperwork. the first step is known as a notice of intent. the group, save alameda for everyone, or s.a.f.e., submitted it along with 127 signatures, officially requesting a recall. they say that pamela price, her strategy of making the justice system for fair by reducing some sentences and declining to charge some suspects, amounts to being soft on crime. >> the last few months, so much disruption already happening. people are saying, also asking, you know, she cannot face the prosch. look, we understand that. you have to understand one thing. the crime -- the crime issue is getting so bad. it's getting worse, but it could even get much, much worse than this now. if we don't do something now. >> similar sentiments to what happened last year with san francisco's recall of district attorney chesa boudin. among the people submitting that paperwork today, virginia nishida. her husband, kevin, was a retired cop

>> pamela, i think it's easy. and maybe my vantage point is skewed because i hear from republican base voters every day. and look, i think there's credible evidence that donald trump committed crimes to overturn the election, but republican voters, pamela, don't see it that way. they really do truly believe -- and this is what i hear every day, that the government, the deep state is after him. trump is a martyr, he's a victim. that is such a powerful narrative with republican voters, and i don't think it's a narrative that any of his republican competitors can overcome, and i think he'll be fairly formidable in a general election, and that scares me. >> and his opponents, many of them are kind of going along with this idea of deep state, government being weaponized, doj having two tracks, one for the former president, one for hunter biden. they're not even going after donald trump at this latest indictment. now, some are, but many aren't. congresswoman, i want to go to you to play this sound with speaker mccarthy

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pamela price that just took a major step forward. today members of the group backing the recall file paperwork to officially start the process of getting it on the ballot. price is seven months into her tenure and has already become a lightning rod in this heated conversation about justice reform and public safety. price ran on a platform emphasizing restorative justice policies, including reducing sentences for younger offenders, eliminating most sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement accountable. critics of price say she is too lenient on violent criminals and katie nielsen reports that the rooms of some cases are putting their voices behind this recall. >> reporter: lauren moz came to the office looking for justice, justice for the murder of her son, something she says is not going to happen so long as pamela price is still in office. >> pamela price is directly choosing not to charge properly in my son's case! >> reporter: their file paperwork to recall pamela price. blake mohs was shot by a suspected shoplifter whil

>> reporter: a group called safe, or safe alameda for everyone started the recall process for pamela price. they acknowledge that the road to the recall will be a long one if the recall makes the ballot at all. >> we are not doing it just for victims families. we are doing it for everyone in alameda county. >> reporter: this was part of the attempt to recall praise. he was joined by the families of two victims who lost their lives to gun violence, including brenda grisham, who lost her son in 2010. >> i saw my son shot in front of me on my porch. if you have not been through that you cannot tell us. when you think you have justice and then you turn around and you see your son's killer in the store because you did not know that they were laid out! >> alongside her were lori and eric moz, whose son was shot and killed as he worked at the pleasanton home depot as a loss prevention officer trying to stop a suspected shoplifter. >> pamela price is directly choosing not to charge in my son's case. that is disrespectful. >> price ran on a platform of restorative justice policies, including

pamela price also put mcmahon on administrative leave. mcmahon says the charges were reduced without consulting her or mckayla garecht's family. is that ordinary? >> unheard of. unthinkable. i know more about these cases than anyone, probably each to this day. and to not have a discussion with me about the impact that charging decision may have on the future of the case is unthinkable. >> joining us now is jessica aguirre leading the investigation into the story. remarkable what she is saying. why is that district attorney speaking publicly and to us about the case? >> well, colleen mcmahon says she is really doing it for the victims' families, because two things. this case went unsolved for 34 years. and the families have waited a long time. and to get to this point, to have the case altered and have her taken off the case means the families are going to have to wait even longer to find some sort of resolution. but the other issue is charging decision. removing those additional charges known as special circumstances which are an aggravat

more on the effort to oust or progressive da pamela price. plus, reducing robo taxis in san francisco. the company behind the driverless cars. >> agreed to cut back following some dangerous crashes. and the latest on the efforts to rebuild maui after efforts to rebuild maui after a wildfire disaster. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com >> now to the latest on the tragedy on maui. governor of hawaii says it will take years and billions of dollars to rebuild.

pamela: discovery's commander, pam melroy.ook her all the way to the top of the nasa space program. pamela: i flew in space three times including my last flight where i commanded a shuttle mission to the international space station. pamela: houston discovery, i've a big loop for both control teams. pamela: the overall feeling is how gorgeous the earth is and it's dynamic. it's rolling by underneath you. you get a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes and you just can't believe you go completely around everything--everything that we know, every piece of music, every person you could meet, you go completely around it in 90 minutes. michael: for more than 50 years, the rush to the stars has been limited to nations with vast resources. until now. male: the cost is really plummeting because private companies are making it efficient. the things that used to be a billion and a half dollars are now $100 million, you know, prices are literally plummeting by a tenth of the price, a hundredth of the price, it used to be. and simply becaus

paola: pamela sabe quiÉn tÚ eres? anita: hay un programa muy famoso que trajo a pamela de invitada.n plutÓn. [risas] jessica: estos trucos no te estÁn saliendo muy bien. alan: insiste en que jomari haga los trucos y no le sale. raÚl: creo que si le pones verde funciona. [risas] jomari: con los pigmentos puede cambiar el color. alan: este no sale. francisca: si tu telÉfono se cae en el agua no lo metas en el arroz. hemos estado equivocado toda la vida. tik tok tiene una soluciÓn mejor. alan: cÓmo se seca? francisca: pregunten a la que subiÓ ese vÍdeo. alan: tenemos que entender todo. bajas una aplicaciÓn. jomari: la aplicaciÓn seca el telÉfono. francisca: te lo salva. raÚl: estoy leyendo la letra chica que aplica. hace burbujas. cuando presionas que baja la aplicaciÓn y le das al botÓn inmediatamente comienzas a emitir un sonido. entonces, dice de ponerlo boca abajo. empieza a sacar el agua. paola: no. alan: y paola tiene otro punto. cuando se te moja no prende. francisca: mira mi morado. raÚl: le picas y lo pones bocabajo. empieza a disparar el aire y se sale el agua. [hablan a la v

why they say pamela price is acting more like a public defender than a da. >>> but first, it's game day at levi's stadium. the niners getting ready to host the broncos for a preseason match-up. thanks for joining us, i'm brian hackney. in 30 minutes, the niners and broncos kick off in santa clara. and you can watch that game right here on cbs. sports director vern glenn will be on the sidelines for this one and is joining us live now from levi's stadium. hey vern. >> reporter: all right, there, brian. a home game. a home 49er preseason game and we're getting after it. half hour away from kickoff between the 49ers and the broncos. it's the second preseason game right here on kpix 5 and for the first time since elbow surgery, to repair a ligament in the nfc championship game, brock purdy will be under center. yeah, that's right. he's expected to go one, maybe two series. followed by sam darnold and then trey lance. anyway, we're going to break down this whole quarterback situation with purdy and the 49ers' starters with my blocking back, lorenzo neil. later on in this news k. brian? take

pamela price facing criticism again. issues surrounding her boyfriend and his role within the d.a.s office. >>> we do have fog rolling right in here across san >>> pressure and criticism continues to mount for alameda county district attorney pamela price. this time the embattled d.a. is facing allegations of nepotism after her office hired her boyfriend as an employee. velena jones has more. >> reporter: social media photos posted online show a snapshot of the relationship between antoine and his boss, d.a. pamela price. >> he may be the most qualified. it is irrelevant. you do not hire your lover and become the boss of your lover. you just don't do that. >> reporter: he officially joined her office is a senior program specialist in january. the bay area newsgroup reports that he is now earning six figures in his position. a retired judge says it is not only bad optics but brings into question transparency. >> there are just issues here that our deep concern and it is very sad for me because it just takes away from work

. >>> last year, could pamela price be next?le. tonight, alameda county officially accepted the petition to recall district attorney pamela price. let's bring in stephanie with what's next for the d.a. >> reporter: pamela price has ten days to respond to the notice. the group has to get 90,000 signatures to get the issue on a ballot. >> i don't want any family to suffer what we suffered. i don't want anyone to go through this. >> reporter: she is demanding justice for her husband and fighting for a new district attorney. >> we need to know that these people that are committing violent crimes will be prosecuted. >> reporter: virginia's husband was a security guard that was shot and killed in 2021. she believes the accused are mott being prosecuted aggressively. now, part of save alameda county for everyone. a group of leaders trying to recall district attorney pamela price. they started the effort. >> they received a death sentence, our loved ones did. we're not happy about the death sentence for the people. we're asking they get

this has to stop and if this is how pamela price is running it, she has to go. >> we have to tell her to do her job. the electra district attorney is to protect the community and hold criminals accountable and make the community safe. >> we need to recall pamela price. >> they said the focus was the rally to justice but said they carried signs to recall the da and stand beside that effort. in the meantime the democratic party said in a statement in part it has a simple message to voters, but the district attorney pamela price do her job and admit she only took office this year and had just begun the reforms she promised. we reached out to the das office for comment but have not heard back yet. >>> a deputy is recovering after a chase that resulted in a crash. deputies were trying to pull over a driver and a white silverado truck and the cheese continued but they were involved in a crash with that suspect. the paramedics took the deputy to the hospital and more than one individual is in custody. they are investigating what led to this crash. >>> first rocked by police scandals and faci

will we see pamela price, what do we tell her? do your job. >> reporter: and families accuse pamela price of being soft on crime. they want her out. >> this is emotional distress. mentally and financially. >> reporter: he was 30 years old and got married before the shooting. she said while she will never get her son back , she wants to make sure it does not happen to another family. >> if you don't speak up it will happen again. repeat and repeat. >> reporter: the teenager who took the plea deal in the homicide has not been charged in the killing of the two berkeley high brothers. >>> the organizers of the ollec signatures. price does have her supporters . they say she is doing exactly what she campaigned on . such as not charging minors as adults and reforming the criminal justice system. one of the supporters is a cofounder of the anti-police terror project . >> to blame her for the crime happening on the streets is illogical, irrational and literally impossible. engine is a chance to do her job. >> price has been in office for

also in attendance were other families who also lost a loved ones and have concerns about the da, pamela price. >> we are here because justice was not served. our case is over. we don't have the opportunity for him to be with us and he was in school trying to get his masters degree and that was taken from him. took many of the speakers had a direct message for the da. >> we want to tell her to do your job. the elected district attorney's sole job is to protect the community, hold criminals accountable. maker community safe. >> reporter: organizers said the folks today was justice for reinhardt but some carried recall pamela price signs and are part of the effort to recall the da. earlier this week a group submitted signatures to file a notice of intent to recall and the alameda county democratic chair shared a statement that read in part, the democratic party has a simple message to voters, but the district attorney pamela price to her job, adding, she just began a reform she promised and calling the recall a waste of taxpayers dollars in time. we reached out to her office today about th

to the former san francisco prosecutor and he joins us now with more on the recall campaign on da pamelafirst question folks have had a da price get elected in the first place, i actually better campaign material, i went to her old campaign site she ran as soft on crime person and she's doing what she promised to do, why the remorse now from the voters. >> there are several factors involved, alameda county is a complex area with 23 incorporated cities and villages each has its own character, own police force and own leadership and own demographics, the largest and well-known area of alameda county is oakland and they are the ones that tipped the vote in favor last november before pamela price, pamela price joins us club along with several others around the state, george basco, alvin bragg were supported by george soros, it's difficult to bring up the name soros because of all the implications and pushback by pro-soros people. this is a fact that we have someone such as soros and backs candidates who are pushing for change or so-called change progressive das and you and i and most people

my forecast cong up in about mi >>> alameda county district attorney pamela price has been at the helm for seven months now, but her decision to place seven deputy d.a.'s on leave her first week on the job is raising some concern about the impact on numerous criminal cases. tonight one of those prosecutors talks with me exclusively about what happened and why she thinks being taken off one of the most infamous bay area cold cases is political payback. >> this campaign was never about me or my place in history. this campaign was about bringing justice with compassion and making much needed changes. >> reporter: change was the platform pamela price ran on. >> the status quo is not working. it's time to fight for reform. >> reporter: and racial equity the mantra she brought into office. thinking office has a long history of overcriminalizing young people, overcriminalizing black and brown youth. my predecessor fought and campaigned against criminal justice reform. >> reporter: that reform came swiftly. within days of taking office in january, price placed career prosecutor colleen mcmahon

we investigate why seven prosecutors werelaced on leave af districtorney pamela pr w sworn in. it's h criminal s. > also, have you shopped at safeway lately? check your receipt. county inspectors say safeway was overcharging customers in some of its bay area stores. we'll tell you where. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. more on the fog for tomorrow. the increasing heat and two wildfires in oregon and what's happening with the smoke. my forecast cong up in about >>> alameda county district attorney pamela price has been at the helm for seven months now, but her decision to place seven deputy d.a.'s on leave her first week on the job is raising some concern about the impact on numerous criminal cases. tonight one of those prosecutors talks with me exclusively about what happened and why she thinks being taken off one of the most infamous bay area cold cases is political payback. >> this campaign was never about me or my place in history. this campaign was about bringing justice with compassion and making much needed changes. >> reporter: change was the platform pamela pr

that would have told them never consider someone like pamela price. never consider a george soros back the d.a. never considered someone like george gascon and ellie. art or it never consider some le alvin bragg in new york and so on and so on. this is a problem or people around the country not getting the message. tfor that has tochange but. shannon: even though we are watching -- require you're talking we are watching videos of outrageous claims in the last year but we continued to talk about it week after week. but you greenberg thanks for talking with us because my pleasure thank you. super major dev developers and hunter biden after attorney general mira garlic named attory general merrick garland and prosecutor david why special counsel. one house republican has introduced articles of impeachment against president biden. the latest from both sidesss d coming up next. and get up to $3. with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological

we will hear more from the voices in the campaign to oust pamela price. the mother of a son killed by a shoplifter says safety is at risk. >>> plus it is supposed to make one of san francisco's busiest streets safer, but here why one experienced cyclist tells us the role of a center bike lane of the mission district has been a complete disaster. the news at 6:00 comes up in about 10 minutes, but let's head out to matt and some sports! >>> hello, juliette! the giants' offense continues to put up runs but the pitching has not done them any favors over there past four series, which has not contributed any love from this fan base after failing to get an arm in july. 15 of tampa's 18 hits were singles. it was san francisco's seventh loss in their last nine games and they have allowed seven or more runs four times during that stretch. jacob junius will be the opener tonight. giants fans have to be wondering when they will call on kyle harrison. farhan zaidi said that it would only be a matter of time and that there was speculation that they could get the start

pamela process. >> you do not hire your lover and you become the boss of your lover. you just don't do that. >> reporter: public records show he has worked on her team since his campaign -- her campaign but joined the office as a program specialist in january. the bay area news group reports he

they officially filed a notice of intent to recall pamela price. they joined other supporters in filing the required paperwork. they say the strategy to make the justice system more fair by reducing some sentences and declining to charge some suspects amount to being soft on crime. we have not yet received a response, but 90 minutes ago, her office tweeted this, quote, pamela price stays focused on the job she was elected to do and remains resolute in her commitment to public safety through a less -- through a lens of compassionate justice. >> they will be with oakland pd to discuss the increase of crime in the saigon neighborhood. that's have been going on on an almost daily basis on a 7- eleven. nearby grocery stores have constant break-ins, it is driving customers away. other complaints? that police don't often show up to these crimes. they opened a substation in the committee a year ago, but while the community says it helps a little bit, it is not enough. still we have an update after a four-year-old girl was hit and killed by a suv near oracl

starting the recall process of da pamela price. they acknowledge that the road to the recall will be a long one if the recall makes the ballot at all. >> we are not doing it just for the victim's families we are doing it for everyone in the alameda county. >> reporter: oakland chinatown president is leading the recall effort against the current district attorney pamela price and part of the group that filed a notice of intent to recall price who took office earlier this year. two victims that lost their lives to gun violence including brenda who lost her son in 2010. >> i saw my son shot in front of me, on my porch, my daughter was shot as well. if you never been through that, you can't tell us what goes on after you went through it and you have to go through it again when you think you have justice and then you turn around and you are walk in a store and see your son's killer in the store that because you did not know they were let out. >> reporter: alongside her, a couple whose son was shot and killed earlier as he was working at

pamela process. >> you do not hire your lover and you become the boss of your lover. you just don't do that. >> reporter: public records show he has worked on her team since his campaign -- her campaign but joined the office as a program specialist in january. the bay area news group reports he is now earning six figures in his position. retired santa clara county judge says it's not only bad optics, but brings into question transparency. >> there are deeply concerning issues here. it's very sad for me because it takes away from work that progressive prosecutors set out to do and unfortunately i think this d.a. is ethically challenged. >> this is a situation not about nepotism. the undergoing effort to undermine the work of pamela price. >> reporter: this man runs a nonprofit and credits floyd for helping him after 21 years of prison. he says he has two decades of experience and believes his qualifications should trump his relationship with the boss. >> antoine brings invaluable services regarding recidivism. his role demonstrates the dedication to addressing complex

i'm audrey asistio. >>> more scrutiny for alameda county's district attorney pamela price. she's been at the helm for seven months. her decision to place seven deputy das on leave is being questioned. >> jessica aguirre joins us now. growing concern about the impact on numerous criminal cases? >> raj and audrey, price placed those deputy das on leave during her first week in office. one of those prosecutors talks with me exclusively about what happened and why she thinks being taken off one of the most infamous bay area cold cases is political payback. >> this campaign was never about me or my place in history. this campaign was about bringing justice with compassion and making much-needed change. >> reporter: change was the platform pamela price ran on. >> the status quo is not working. it's time to fight for reform. >> reporter: and racial equity the mantra she brought into office. >> this office has a long history of overcriminalized young people, overcriminalizing black and brown youth. my predecessor fought and campaigned against criminal justice reform. >> reporter: t

there plea to pamela place. >>> a large fight at a san jose high school. later, two students are stabbed. what we are learning about the campus violence that had parents rushing to pick up their kids. >>> several east bay police officers arrested in fbi raids. the latest twist in a sweeping corruption scandal. >>> and a hurricane causing concerns for california? all lies on the tropical system taking aim at the southern part of the state. could we feel the effects in the bay area? >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. you know, this week the call to recall pamela price took a step forward and we have been hearing from family members of victims frustrated at her progressive approach and saying that it is denying them justice. one of those is the family of a livermore grandmother who was killed after she was hit by a car fleeing police. the suspected driver, a man with a criminal record who was wearing a ankle monitor, now the family is worried that a plea deal could put him on the streets and other families in danger. >> i got the

. >>> pamela price has been one o the most controversial figures in bay area politics this year.'s only been the da of alameda county for about seven months, but a group of voters i already trying to push her out. some people behind the effort have lost loved ones to violence, and say they feel lik they're being victimized all over again. >> if anyone haven't walked in the shoes of a mother that have lost a child from a senseless murder, they'll never know how it feels. >> reporter: cassandra riley knows grief and loss. her son was murdered in alameda county earlier this year. >> overprotective mama boy. tha was my twin. he loved his daughter. >> reporter: the suspect was only 17 years old. riley says i spite of her wishes, the alamed county da didn't charge him as an adult, and her frustration i familiar to other victim families. in fact, they describ it in an eeriely similar way. >> i saw my son shot in front o me on my porch, and my daughter was shot as well. if you've never been through that, you can't tell us what goes on afte you went through it and then have to go through

to worry about pam, along take care of it's like pardon me, pamela. so the guys in jail or say a pending will take care of that shocking all right. one last topic, antioch police what's going on there? half half the department at least still out, right? because it was sexting scandal. and where do we go from here? i mean, it. >> crime is that out of control in antioch is? well, there's no question. john burns, who is a friend of mine, has made a play that they get federal oversee the department of justice come absolutely come in. get a federal judge appointed. let's oversee this department. let's build them from the ground up. and that's what they need. because if you leave policeman in the department that have this attitude that those men did. and if you compare it to what happened in oakland long ago to the writers. this is much worse and the writers and look, they got a supervisory, a federal judge to oversee everything. so they certainly should in this case and do they need that? they need to start from the ground up and change the attitude of tha

pamela, this is such incredible reporting by you, and your team here at cnn.to congress that it was not until the cnn reporting, till your reports, that she understands the totality of the operation. which, i'm not exactly sure what the word totality of it means. but is there any other response from the coast guard? >> she told her words very carefully there. saying totality. we should note that coast guard officials did not comment on schultz's involvement, but they want to make it clear that the current confidant, they, again was not briefed on the investigation when she took office. like our predecessor was you. just heard from in that piece. however cnn's reporting does show that there were other people who currently work at the coast guard who were involved in the operation. you mentioned the team working on this. melanie, scott, and --, a team effort digging into this cover-up at the coast guard. >> incredible reporting, pamela brown, thank you so much. coming up next, the new codefendant in the mar-a-lago documents case will appear in federal court this

and tolan tino says pamela price denied a petition to do as the previous administration wanted, whicharge him as an adult. he has been found guilty of the crime. but in juvenile court, he can only serve a maximum of 7 years in custody. assistant. >> the system the i do on will go there and you know, we don't know. what began a door. what decision for juvenile puts forward was a prosecutor in the da's office until january. >> when he says price placed him on leave without explanation, he chose to resign for months later. ford says price has since charged him with a misdemeanor for allegedly providing help to a defendant. he once faced in court how she's running the office. i think it speaks volumes that 31 experienced prosecutors have left that office. and if you do your research, you'll see that a large percentage of those are members of the api community, which is a reflection of what she thinks about community. the effort to recall price is officially underway after the signatures needed to push the movement forward were certified in the county earlier this week. we're asking >> jus

they referred us back to the pamela price campaign, which did not respond. recall group expects the effort will cost about $8 million. >>> the search continues this morning for victims after the nation's deadliest fire ripped through maui. we now know the death toll has risen to 106. president biden says nearly 500 federal personnel have been deployed. that includes a team to help identify victims. coroners, pathologists and x-ray and lab technicians are there on the island now. loved ones are being asked to get their cheeks swabbed for dna so those samples will be compared to the dna of victims. hundreds are still missing, many feared dead. >>> this morning, the lahaina bypass road reopens to all motorists. act es will be limited for first responders, maui residents and employees. for many, it is the first time they're going home in a week. the governor is urging everyone to use caution. at the same time, a surfing star says the need of supplies is so great. maui's superstar pro surfer kyle lenny says roads have been jammed so community members used his jet

reached out to da pamela price's office. she hasn't gotten back to us just yet. well, the local naacp, they say crime surging in oakland because mayor sheng thao fired police chief leronne armstrong in february. all this was released over the weekend in a letter, the organization points out that the mayor wants to get to the root, cause a crime in the city. but it's wants to do that. naacp says she should look in the mirror data from opd shows crime is up. 28% overall this year compared to the same period last year, violent crime is 2p 17%. whilst lanes are down 8%. had no comment tuesday on that letter from the naacp. happening today, survivors staff, abuse and retaliation at a woman's prison in dublin. there will be holding a press conference today. they're prepping to file a lawsuit file a class action lawsuit against the darrell prison and the several individual officers. they're going to be outside the oakland federal courthouse at 11:00am today. developing news, 106 people now confirmed of lost their lives in those wildfires on maui. number is still expecte

pamela, thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news.nt because it brings some closure to the community that has wrestled with something that is so difficult for so long. i'm not sure, however, that the trial is brought to a close because i imagine there will be appeals. what do you think this means to the families and also the community where this shooting took place? i work very closely with some of the people who are involved with the project to rebuild the on the site where the tree of life synagogue shooting took place. and i know that the trial has been very difficult for many people on the one hand. 0n the other hand, for some people, it has brought a sense of closure. so i can't say that there's one single reaction within the community. but this has been a shadow that the community has been living underfor a very long time, knowing that they would have to face this trial in their own city. i want to ask you about the larger picture here as well, because a report from the anti—defamation league found that anti—semitic incidents in

and i think what's notable about amp pamela's vision. it was both conservative and inclusive from the very beginning. she made clear that her goal was to restore the house. the outbuildings the gardens and the grounds quote as nearly as possible into the condition in which they were left by george washington now, i i say that's conservative in the sense that it wasn't a grandising. she wasn't trying to improve it or embellish it she wants to present it to people as washington knew it and it was inclusive because she envisioned it as not just the mansion and the tomb but all of the buildings that were surviving in 1859 and so, you know, i don't really have that, you know that vision of i forget what you call it when you imagine what didn't happen, but we do have evidence of other suggestions that were put forth to her by authorities by architects by landscape architects and those included ideas such as fitting out the grounds as a memorial park conserving scarce funds by preserving only the mansion and the family tombs the other structure

more on the effort to oust or progressive da pamela price. and also the latest on the efforts to rebuild maui after the wildfire disaster. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre. ththatat's's w whyhy c comoms isis l lauauncnchihing e mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. the latest on the tragedy on maui. governor of hawaii says it will take years and billions of dollars to rebuild on the island. currently, the death toll stands at 114. >> but that number is expected to rise as the search for victims continues. jen vanessa reports. >> twisted metal gutted homes, burned cars. the charred broken remains of the worst natural di

. >>> alameda district attorney pamela price defends herself before a packed audience with mix publicponse at her town hall on saturday. >> why do you run for a job to prosecute people and you don't want to do the job? >> she is what the people wanted and we have to give her a chance . >>> an alternative view apart from san francisco's doom loop narrative . we take you on an up-tempo trip around the tenderloin. >>> good morning, today is sunday august 27th . i am max darrow. let's start with a quick check of our weather with first alert meteorologist, darren peck. >>> sunday will be warmer than saturday. there is not quite as much marine layer after this morning as yesterday. but if we take the daytime highs , this is saturday versus sunday and the numbers we are looking at , those are saturdays daytime highs. you remember what that felt like. today you can see everybody warms up some as much as 8 degrees or more than that today. it is not like it is and oppressively hot day but it will be noticeably warmer today. from yesterday. we got a little smoke in the air . air-quality advisory

. >>> the recall of pamela price. that was a rally cry and the da opponents gathered today, one week after filing formal paperworks to try to remove her from office. one of the recall leaders are accusing the da of intimidation. >> his name is it >> my brother was killed in 2022 of january, his name was david went. >> one by one loved ones say the current da has got to go. they say pamela prices progressive policies are giving criminals pass and leave victims to suffer. >> at any time you can be one of them. laws are laws, there is a judicial system there is a judge and jury. we need to let the powers that be handed down the senses. >> reporter: the wife of kevin, who was shot and killed and 2021 who said despite several requests he has met yet to meet price on her husband's case. it means that the suspects accused of killing her husband will not face justice. >> he lost his kidneys, he lost his liver, his intestines, his colon, his lower spinal cord to three men three men who are repeat offenders. >> reporter: she is

there plea to pamela place. >>> a large fight at a san jose high school. later, two students are stabbed. what we are learning about the campus violence that had parents rushing to pick up their kids. >>> several east bay police officers arrested in fbi raids. the latest twist in a sweeping corruption scandal. >>> and a hurricane causing concerns for california? all lies on the tropical system taking aim at the southern part of the state. could we feel the effects in the bay area? >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. you know, this week the call to recall

. >> the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price is picking up steam families of murder victims held a rally in oakland today asking price, saying that price is too soft on criminals. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> galvanized by the loss of a loved one to violence and perceived soft penalties over the offenders charged with committing the crimes, family and friends of murdered victims. all rally outside allegheny county satisfaction with the victim district attorney pamela price and supporting the effort to recall the county's top prosecutor versus emotion of just in a tolling team is speaking for her late 30 year-old son ryan, her son. she he was gunned down a year ago next during a road rage incident in san lorenzo. >> his killer, 17 years old at the time of the killing. and tolan tino says pamela price denied a petition to do as the previous administration wanted, which is charge him as an adult. he has been found guilty of the crime. but in juvenile court, he can only serve a maximum of 7 years in custody unit to speak out one. need to speak out. >

. >> witness from the prosecution, alameda county's district attorney, pamela preis defends herself before packed audience, the next public response at her town hall. >> plus, pushback against san francisco's doom loop narrative, we will take you on an up-tempo trip around the tenderloin. >>> and a look at bob barker's impact on and off the screen. we begin in oakland with the subject of crime, it brought people out to a town hall meeting with d.a., pamela price, residents say they want to know what step she's taking to restore safety. da lin has this report. >> reporter: almost everyone who attended the town hall agreed, crime in a oakland is getting real, real bad. they came here for solutions. many longtime residents admitted oakland heads ha

and tolan tino says pamela price denied a petition to do as the previous administration wanted, which is charge him as an adult. he has been found guilty of the crime. but in juvenile court, he can only serve a maximum of 7 years in custody. assistant. >> the system the i do on will go there and you know, we don't know. what began a door. what the decision for juvenile butch ford was a prosecutor in the da's office until january. >> when he says price placed him on leave without explanation, he chose to resign for months later. ford says price has since charged him with a misdemeanor for allegedly providing help to a defendant. he once faced in court how she's running the office. i think it speaks volumes that 31 experienced prosecutors have left that office. and if you do your research, you'll see that a large percentage of those are members of the api community, which is a reflection of what she thinks about community. the effort to recall price is officially underway after the signatures needed to push the movement forward were certified in the county earlier this week. we're askin

coming up tonight at 630, i sit down with pamela price, where she defends her record. also, an apartment complex in the east bay has been the repo target of mail thieves. why the property manager accuses police of not doing enough to stop it. so we had a red flag warning today. we have some bad air quality and a couple record temperatures. we'll talk about that when i come back. and a high school community in the south bay is stunned after a star football player collapses on the field and his mother has a stroke and later dies. the people keep thinking it didn't happen, that it's not true and that this was it just can't be tr . how can it's as bad as the last time we saw this. bad, i think was back on the campfire up in paradise when that smoke blew down here. these are fires that started weeks ago when we had that lightning complex that came through. not none of them got out of control. the fires, but they've been smoldering in northern california. today's winds, that red flag warning wins basically transported all that smoke or much of that smoke into the bay area. s

. >>> in alameda county, the effort to recall district attorney pamela price's moving forward. members of the group, safe, file paperwork with the required signatures to begin the process they spoke with reporter katy nielsen and we have her report in our 9:30 stream. we reached out to the das office for comment but have not heard back. >>> we have above average daytime high teeratures. another hot day inland. looking at upper 80s close to 90 degrees for the south bay this afternoon. for the east bay, we are tain90s to triple digit heat. antioch, 99. livermore as well. brett with topping out in the triple digits. around the bay, low to mid 70s this afternoon. for the north bay, 80s and 90s. it will feel humid and we have remnants of tropical system eugene hanging around and as we look to the end of the week, cooler temperatures and the chance to see a few showers as we look to friday. there is the potential for that into the weekend. for friday, this is what we are looking at. this tropical system just off the coast of mexico. watch as we look into next week. we will watch the