pamela: fue contenido en un 45% un incendio forestal al sureste de miami—dade en florida.s direcciones. el gobierno federal destinarÁ $300,000,000 a las comunidades que reciben inmigrantes indocumentados. new york es una de las ciudades mÁs impactadas por este fenÓmeno y ya se han agotado los recursos para brindarles techo y comida. fabiola: el departamento de seguridad nacional anunciÓ la distribuciÓn de $300,000,000 en ayuda directa para la ciudades que han recibido migrantes. ademÁs 340 millones adicionales disponibles para organizaciones. en el concejo de new york en donde se discutÍan recortes del presupuesto municipal del vÍdeo gasto de inmigraciÓn los fondos son bien recibidos. >>necesitamos fondos mÁs a menudo y se necesitan recursos porque le irÍamos con comunidades de mucha necesidad. fabiola: en total la cantidad de casi supera la cifra de fondos distribuidos por esta agencia en todo el aÑo fiscal en 2023. y new york recibirÁ $34,000,000, mientras ciudades como el paso en texas, por donde transitan 1500 migrantes al dÍa recibirÁ 12 millones. >>estamos viendo que

pamela price is facing a recall.pponents of oak mayor she centaur thao are also gathering signatures to try to oust her >>> alameda county da pamela price is facing a recall. opponents of oakland mayor sheng thao are also gathering signatures to try to oust her . critics of the mayor started collecting signatures to recall her last month and at the time, they had 13,000 signatures. they need 25,000 of them to put the recall on the ballot. critics blame the mayor for what they say is out of the control crime with many businesses having to close. recall opponents say crime has been going up long before the mayor took office. >> this all comes as the city of oakland welcomes a new police chief. he was previously the chief of police in lubbock, texas. oakland had been without a police chief for a year. mayor sheng thao fired leronne armstrong last february over an independent report that found he allegedly mishandled a misconduct case against the oakland police officer. we will be right back. chipotle's braised beef barb

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pamela: seeing a slew of markets benefiting from this capital flow.es occur when investors who would have invested are now looking at other markets. india is another bright spot, not as institutionalized. seeing investments. another big market is the korean market, dominated by the mistake investors, asset managers have, against liquidity challenges and we're seeing less competition and an opportunity for cross-border capital. haslinda: might shadow banking impact sentiment? >> interesting question. you see a pullback in liquidity, so how we assess is based on eating activity. that is weaker than historically speaking and as i mentioned, it is cross-border capital looking at investment opportunities. not as much competition and if you look where be ok is, they've been at that level since january 2023. consensus is the market will likely not be seeing any increase in rates. will will be reduction. haslinda: we know that the u.s. commercial property sector is under stress. perhaps we are seeing a spillover when it comes to europe. might we see wider con

. >> now at 6 leaders behind the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price have the signatures to push it through. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. the group showed up at the board of supervisors meeting today with those signatures in hand verified by the alameda county registrar of voters and the leaders of coalition. save alameda for everyone are safe. >> garnered more than enough signatures needed for a special election to recall da price. yesterday, the registrar of voters validated nearly 75,000 signatures out of the more than 123,000 signatures originally submitted. a safe says that it's a coalition of concerned resident business owners, victims and victims, families that have come together in the face of rising crime and a quote, failure by the da to hold perpetrators accountable, end of quote. well, now that group has the signatures and it's up to the board to set a date. while opponents fda they're excited. the registrar of voters has declared enough legal signatures were gathered to force a recall. a recall election may actual

pamela price came in in january. she never had an opportunity to even do her job. d.a. price is also speaking out, questioning whether any election should happen today. she once again

if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price. we'll sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. asking the court to tell the county that it cannot move forward with this election because it violates the county charter. >> we reached out to the alameda county counsel's office for comment. they didn't get back to us. dan kerman kron. 4 news. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and santa clara county has started recounting its ballots in the race to replace anna eshoo in congress. >> at the moment, assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe submitting and are tied for second place. the recount will decide who moves on to face. former san jose mayor sam liccardo on the november ballot recounting the 150,000 ballots in santa clara county will not be done by hand, but rather by machine, which isn't cheap. but it is fast. >> the estimated duration of this recount can last anywhere between one and 2 weeks. and we require a $12,000 deposit daily. additional fees can incur each state depending on what

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alameda county da pamela price holding a virtual town hall focused on public safety. what she says about prosecution rates compared to her predecessor. also ahead, san jose city leaders sharing the results of an ongoing public safety program and amid soaring bay area housing costs, an east bay city is one step closer to implementing rental protections. all hose stories coming ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ californians for community empowerment action held a rally today outside san pablo city hall. organizers say they've collected more than the 1500 signatures required to put the issue on the ballot. the proposal would roll back monthly rents and cap rent increases at no more than 3% per year. >> if you don't have local protections

we did reach out to da pamela price for comment today. we have not heard back yet.st as kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> up next here. san francisco firefighters team up with the chp to demonstrate their new canine rescue team. plus, the house is set to vote on sending billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine, israel and taiwan. but some republicans have not renewed their threats to oust speaker mike johnson over this decision. plus, more palestinian protest being held in the bay area a day after a number of demonstrations cause israel-hamas war unfolding today at google's headquarters in sunnyvale, demonstrators targeting. >> google at their main offices in the bay area as well as in new york and seattle. those behind the protest one google to stop doing business with israel, which they accused of committing genocide in some employees are also protesting against a contract between google and israel. >> today at a couple of a scuffle. workers are. sitting on the office. the ceo of google cloud to demand an end to the contract project nimbus which is a 1.2

we've got alameda county district attorney, pamela price.out now that the recall effort against her is moving forward. and we take a closer look at why no charges have been filed yet against those protesters. >> who shut down traffic with their demonstration on the golden gate bridge monday. good morning. i'm daria and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but here a live look outside. we're going to start with a check of the weather and a beautiful look. is sure going to get warm out. hi, john. it is warmer than even yesterday was. so as you got outside yesterday may have broke a sweat. if you did some yard work today is going to one up that by just a couple of degrees. we're looking out there half moon bay, a spot that is going to be surprisingly warm itself, getting up to 70 right there in half moon bay, right by the ocean. sounds like a good day to head out

if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price will sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. >> asking the court to tell the county, but it cannot move forward with election because it violates the county charter. >> we reached out to the alameda county counsel's office for comment. we did not hear back from them. grant noel. dan, thank you. taking a live look outside here on a beautiful tuesday above san francisco. nice out it was like 75 and sunny. >> could not be happier for a at the spot right now are 2. yeah. a lot of folks enjoying that sunshine around the bay area looking good. >> most part we've had a little fog along the coastline. couple high clouds up above a really turned out to be a nice day outside. and that's where we sit right now. beautiful sunny skies out there looking good toward the golden gate bridge, a little hazy out there likely to see some patchy fog. we turn to the golden gate overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures out the door. how about 67 degrees in san francisco? 68 in oakland, 75 degrees a

pamela price would not say if there is anynew evidence. her office charged the three officers with involuntary manslaughter right before the third anniversary of the death and a day before the sute of limitation was set to expire. the officers are eric mckinley and james fisher. officer fisher now works for the tra costa sheriff's office. >> we are trying to rebuild trust in a system that has not always been fair to folks, particularly in alameda county. officers caught up with 021,- gonzalez in a theft vestigation. he was apparently incoherent. aft3 talking with him for nine months, the officers decided to detain him. officers say he o the ground where theyd a knee on his back. after ruggling for five minutes, gonzalez stopped breag. supporters of the gonzalez family say the criminal charges are welcominnews. >> ice would have been our loved ones never stolen. we see here, you know, the process is we're lucky, then we will get criminalcharges. >> reporter: amanda blanco works for courage, aequat restored a youth group for a non-profit com

alameda district attorney pamela price faces a recall. we are live with the challenges being faced by her legal team. >>> this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check that morning commute, hopefully it's nice and calm today, with mike in just a moment. >>> meteorologist kari hall is here tracking what we can expect weather-wise. >> it starts with mild temperatures this morning and then mostly clear. but we are going to have a warmer day. we're right now at 48 degrees in oakland, 51 in walnut creek and san jose, and san francisco at 50 degrees now. but it's going to be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon, up to 75 in dublin today. we'll see the same in fremont, and much of the north bay in the low 70s, while san francisco will see a high of 66 degrees. and it will also stay warm tomorrow with more low 80s for the south bay, and still some upper 70s for much of the rest of the bay area. i'll be tracking that and looking ahead to the wee

alameda county district attorney pamela price is headed for a recall election. that's after the county registrar of voters certified the signatures to trigger that recall. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, and i am ama daetz. >> and now the board of supervisors will be the ones to decide when a special election will be held. >> this has been going on for months. the district attorney trying desperately to avoid this recall election. the votes are the signatures were contested, but it looks like we're heading that way. we're going to have that story for you in just a moment. but first, we'll move on to our other top story. >> that's right. and we're talking about those pro-palestinian protesters who shut down the golden gate bridge for hours yesterday. they will not be charged with a crime, at least not yet. >> yeah. the protests turned the golden gate bridge into a parking lot for hours, trapping frustrated drivers. the chp arrested 26 people on suspicion of several misdemeanors and a felony conspiracy charge. san francisco's district attor

if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price. we'll sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. asking the court to tell the county that it cannot move forward with election because it violates the county charter. >> we reached out to the alameda county counsel's office for comment. they didn't get back to us. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local elections headquarters and the recount of the ballots cast in the congressional seat race to replace an action is now underway. it's happening because of the. tide that it never happened before. but a tie between assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe submitting and at the santa clara county registrar of voters, the request to county 150,000 votes was asked to be by machine, not by hand. it's faster but it's not cheaper. >> the estimated duration of this recount can last anywhere between one and 2 weeks. and we require $12,000 deposit daily. additional fees can incur each state depending on what the requests are wants examine. >> well, the p

this evening we learned pamela price will face a recall vote.ecall of voters confirmed that enough ballots were turned in. >> the group called save alameda for everyone or safe collected those signatures called today a significant milestone in its effort to support accountability and transparency. but district attorney price's attorney team says it's unvalid. critics say d.a. price is anti law enforcement and too soft on crime. say principal officer grisham says this is a historic moment for the community. >> we have a lot of people that will never understand why we're recalling pamela price but then there are thousands of people that have been victims of different types of crimes and thought they were getting justice in the previous administration then to come over into this administration and it's totally different. >> reporter: meanwhile pamela prices campaign lawyer says the recall violates the law for many reasons. >> what the county has been doing is picking and choosing provisions in the charter and saying these apply but these don't appl

if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price. we'll sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. asking the co rt to tell the county that it cannot move forward with election because it violates the county charter. >> we reached out to the alameda county counsel's office for comment. they didn't get back to us. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and santa clara county says it has started recounting its ballots in the race to replace anna eshoo in congress at the moment we have assemblyman evan low in santa clara county supervisor joe submitting in tied for second place. this recount will decide who moves on to face. former san jose mayor sam liccardo on the november ballot recounting the 150,000 ballots there in santa clara county won't be done by hand, but rather by machine, which isn't cheap. but at least it's fast. >> the estimated duration of this recount can last anywhere between one and 2 weeks. and we require $12,000 deposit daily. additional fees can incur each state depen

we spoke with pamela price's campaign lawyer. he plans to challenge the recall because he believes this whole thing is illegal. he plans to make his case at the same board of supervisors meeting where the results will be certified on april 30th. >>> our other top story, the traffic mess, from the golden gate bridge to 880, and now tesla. gaza cease-fire protesters have been making their voices heard all across the bay area and across the united states on tax day. it's part of a nationwide effort to protest u.s. tax dollars going toward israel and the war in gaza. tonight a much smaller demonstration expected in fremont. we're told a group of about 40 protesters are headed to the tesla plant t there in fremont. they started moving from the warm springs b.a.r.t. station to the tesla plant. you can see the police blockade and the police presence waiting for those protesters. we have a crew on-site. we'll update this story throughout thee evening. >>> this followsth the major demonstrations this morning that shut down traffic, sparki

we've got alameda county district attorney, pamela price. she's speaking out now that the recall effort against her is moving forward. and we take a closer look at why no charges have been filed yet against those protesters. >> who shut down traffic with their demonstration on the golden gate bridge monday. good morning. i'm daria and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but here a live look outside. we're going to start with a check of the weather and a beautiful look. is sure going to get warm out. hi, john. it is warmer than even yesterday was. so as you got outside yesterday may have broke a sweat. if you did some yard work today is going to one up that by just a couple of degrees. we're looking out there half moon bay, a spot that is going to be surprisingly warm itself, getting up to 70 right there in half moon bay, right by the ocean. sounds like a good day to head out that direction. elsewhere in the bay area, going to be just as nice, though, little fog out the delta. that's the only spot of a low visibility i'm seeing

if the board moves forward anyway, it's likely district attorney pamela price. sue the county. it's a writ of mandate against the county. asking the court to tell the county that it cannot move forward with election because it violates the county charter. >> that was our dan kerman reporting. and now let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside the city of san francisco. checking in now for more on our weather with cuyler. hi there. i'm just the popular person this week because the weather is just spectacular. you see it here as we take a look at coit tower. it is just beautiful. a light breeze. really nice blue skies and above average temperatures once again. and we're in this pattern for a little bit here. so it's kind of nice. but temperatures right now, you can see already some nice 70's showing up in london spots like napa at 70 degrees. livermore in san jose sitting at 73. having said that, you know, hey, we're already at 68 degrees. so you can see where we're going. and if you look at the difference in temperatures between 24 hou

. >> breaking news at 6 alameda county district attorney pamela price is hosting a press supposed to happen any minute now to discuss. the recently concluded reexamination into the death of mario gonzalez. thanks so much for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. it has been almost 3 years now since gonzalez died in police custody. >> it was 4/19/2021 neighbors near a park in alameda called police reporting a person. it officers showed up and eventually took. 26 year-old mario gonzalez to the ground while trying to cuff him. he lost his breath with officers, pinned him and later died at the hospital. the alameda county coroner's office ruled the death a homicide, an independent autopsy determined gonzales died from as 11 million dollar federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the city of alameda in this case and the 3 officers involved in gonzales is death. the money will be awarded to gonzales is 7 year-old son. so the press conference was scheduled to start at 6 o'clock. it's obviously warning late. we'll bring it to you, though. >> l

it took pamela price to bring this about. it should have happened in previous administrations. the attorney tells me. >> one of those prosecutors is now an alameda county superior court judge in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> now we go to hillsborough tonight where police there are investigating a stabbing that took place at a skate park that sent a teenager to the hospital. it happened around 1030 last night near the carson warner memorial skate park. a 16 year old boy was found with several stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital. authorities say his injuries are serious but that he is expected to recover. so far, police have not released any information on a suspect or an arrest. we are learning more tonight about a child sex abuse sting operation that resulted in the arrest of 20 people, including a san jose fire captain. officials in sacramento said today that that sting, called operation spring cleaning, involves several law enforcement agencies over the course of three days about 100 undercover officers conducted chats with adults seeking to meet children fo

. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price officially faces a recall vote. we're live, breaking down the next steps in the process and the questions being raised by her legal team. >>> this is "today in the bay." this is also tuesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get a look at mike and the commute in just a bit. superman yesterday, by the way. >> yes. what a way to come back from vacation. a little busy on the roadways. >> that it was. >>> let's talk about what's going on weather-wise today. >> it was all quiet in my department. let's hope it stays that way. we're enjoying sunshine and it's going to be warming up. we're starting right at about 50 degrees across the bay area. we have a clear view of san francisco. now, as we take a look at our view from our sutro tower camera looking down at the golden gate bridge, you can see a few of the low clouds moving by. but overall it looks beautiful. we'll see a few clouds here and there. in the city, temperatures going fro

so da pamela price is headed for a recall election.t's up to the alameda county board of supervisors to decide when to hold that vote. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland has reaction and a look at what voters can expect next. >> for the first time in alameda county history, a district attorney is facing a recall election. >> this is the first time for us all, a group that calls itself safe or save alameda for everyone has been on the ground collecting signatures countywide since october. >> to recall district attorney pamela price. of the more than 123,000 signatures they collected and turned in last month. the registrar of voters says nearly 75,000 were valid, which is about 1000 more than what was required to force a recall election. >> i cried for kevin because she can lead this office. she can leave this office, she can continue her career elsewhere. but kevin can never get out of the grave. he can never be with his family again. >> it's welcome news to virginia nishida, wife of retired police officer and tv news guard kevin n

la gran noticia fue que ayer la fiscal pamela price, ella anunció que los oficiales involucrados en laluntario. esto es algo que, como sabemos, la madre de mario había estado pidiendo por 3 años, ya que la fiscal ante fillmore pues dijo que estos oficiales no iban a presentar ningún tipo de cargo. ahora escuchemos lo que nos dijo la madre de mario esta tarde sobre ese anuncio. me dice que definitivamente se siente muy feliz, a pesar de que pues que su hijo nunca más volverá a estar con ella. escuchemos pues cuando yo recibí esa llamada yo sabía que algo iba a pasar, que que cuando ellos dijeron no, no hay criminales cargos, pero es obvio lo que pasó. y cuando ellos me llamaron y me dijeron mira que ya vamos, ya reabrimos y escuché eso. guau bueno, y estos 3 oficiales se presentarán en corte en mayo de este año. yo le pregunté a la mamá de mario si esta va a ser la primera vez que los va a ver y me dijo que sí. entonces va a ser la primera vez que ella me dice va a haber a las personas, me dice ya culpable de haber matado a su hijo. entonces es una situación, aunque un poco feliz, por e

however, alameda county district attorney pamela price has yet to make a statement on.ters will be charged. now, as you heard, the aging can say, if you did have video or anything like that, you would need to reach out to her office and she would connect you with chp so they can file those charges was as of right now, those protesters that participated in monday's events were let go and out of jail live this morning from the golden gate bridge michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. all right, michael, thank you for that break. down their case. >> so let's head to the east bay detectives in san pablo identified the body of a woman that was found back in september. and the oakland estuary. they believe she was killed by her son in law. now they say the body belongs to cute. ran. police have been looking for her and her daughter so ally since they went missing in september last month, boat was arrested. investigators say vo called police and told them that the woman took off in a car after an argument. police later found the car in oakland and vote was

we the people spoke right now at 11 alameda county district attorney pamela price is in the fight for her professional life as county supervisors prepared to discuss options for an election that could remove her from office. we're going to show you why, she says the effort is undemocratic. but first, we begin with breaking news coming into our newsroom. this is from the office of president biden. president biden's administration is taking a historic step. this is toward easing federal restrictions on marijuana. sources telling nbc news that biden plans to announce an interim rule soon, reclassifying the drug for the first time since the controlled substance act was enacted more than 50 years ago. the dea is expected to approve an opinion by the department of health and human services that marijuana should be reclassified from the most strict schedule one to a less stringent schedule three. by making the change, the drug would now be studied and researched to identify concrete medical benefits. that move would also eliminate significant tax burdens for businesses in states where the dr

the group trying to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price wants county leaders to set a date for that recall election. >> the leader whose whose path that can continue to follow. with the bay area remembers the life and legacy of glide church founder cecil williams. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at and will help us so far for you. thanks for joining us. i'm sorry. and i'm james, a dry day today on this tuesday, but it will be another windy one. that's for sure. it will end a little bit john. yeah, we're start that cooling trend yesterday. the day before we saw some low 80's inland. it's. >> nice to tap into some of those warmer and sunny days. i think for a lot of us. >> today, though, even goodbye to it. and for a while this time around looking outside this morning, we do have a little bit of cloud cover. we're going to pair some of these cooler temperatures. little morning cloud cover with a brisk wind from the coastline that's going to transport ocean cool there right into the bay throughout the course of the day and

that was dw correspondent, pamela room, s o, in the box, one and capital capital one a. and he is a reminder of our top story, the head of the charge of grand. he's a convoy was attacked in gaza on tuesday, has rejects it is really assertion that the strike was not deliberate. world central kitchen finder on celebrities chess jose andras sites his age. workers were targeted systematically by israel car by car, over a distance of several 100 meters. you're watching the daily news. stay with us coming up. next we have our environment show climate, a looking at innovations in the solar energy industry. as always, you can get more news on our website and our social media channels, not dw news. more news for you at the top of our roland. thanks for watching. taking the name is the calls back. saved loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. you guys would of being nosy, bay like good. everyone to king. you're healthy award winning called called the whole back do big ultima view companies play a

so it's dw correspondent, pamela, we're most so in the box, one in capital gap or any. here's a reminder of our top stories ahead of the charges, right, whose age conroy was attacked and gaza on tuesday, has rejected as really assertions that the stripe was not deliberate world central kitchen finder on celebrity shaft jose andras such his aid workers were targeted systematically by israel car by car, over a distance of several 100 meters on the far cheese in taiwan said, thousands of people are still missing or trapped following the strongest earthquake to hit the island in more than 25 years. at least 9 people were killed on hundreds injured. emergency crews are working to secure damage. buildings, unclear the roads. you're watching dw news. stay with us coming up. next is our documentary looking at nato's task on teacher. see a line celebrate it's 75th street. i've heard of him all, and berlin featured the do big ultima view companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. the letter for luxury casa, often comes from illegal capital funds in the m, as in

and the group leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price.calling on the county supervisors again, set a date for the recall election organized with safe sent a letter to the board of supervisors saint, according to the state's election law, the board must set an election date during this meal. april 30th. the board is not save, says that responsibility is going to be heading off to the county election official. >> happening today, guess what? outside lands lineup is going to be released cannot wait. this marks the 60 year of the music festival in golden gate park. 3 day festival starts august knife. organizers have been releasing comics on social media giving hints to who's on the a lot of people are theorizing say tyler, a, you know, she sings water. tyler, the creator, we love him. and the evan lee soo from. we'll be on the list, ok? so we don't know just yet. those are people that their sheer i z is going to be on the list? i mean, we're going to rain and the weather today is going to be a nice one. really. i wish outlets islands happen s

district attorney pamela price did not answer many questions. said now that the charges were filed, this is in process and she cannot address many of the specifics of the case. the campaign to recall her, however, does continue. mario gonzalez's mother is one of the people set to speak at that vigil planned for 5:15 tonight at scout park in the city of alameda. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> i was just looking online, he died three years ago today. kris, thank you. >>> happening today, a status hearing for the man accused in the half moon bay shooting rampage. earlier this year he pleaded not guilty to new grand jury charges. investigators say he gunned down seven of his colleagues on two mushroom farms in january of 2023. at one point last year, he confessed to nbc bay area during an exclusive jailhouse interview. the man who brutally attacked nancy pelosi's husband in their san francisco home is expected to be in court this morning ahead of his scheduled state trial. david depape is still awaiting sentencing in his federal case, facing u

it took pamela price to bring this about . it should have happened in previous administrations, the attorney tells me. >> one of those prosecutors is now an alameda county superior court judge in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> new information now on a stabbing of a parishioner at saints peter and paul church in north beach, san francisco. police identified 25 year old marco asauliuk as the suspect. officers responded to the church just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the archbishop of san francisco was there for a confirmation mass for children. police say when the man went inside the church, concerned parishioners escorted him outside. that's when he reportedly pulled out a knife and stabbed one of them in the leg. the victim is expected to be okay. church officials and parishioners say they're on edge by what happened. >> we all know that what has happened is our life has become defined by the most dysfunctional people, because there's no consequences for their behavior. >> the man was detained by parishioners un

now under new scrutiny, the bombshell allegations by attorney district attorney pamela price againstrosecutors at the office and tributes are pouring in for the longtime leader of one of san francisco's most well known charitable organizations, a look back at the life and legacy of reverend cecil williams leader, reverend cecil williams. >> williams died yesterday at the age of 94. he led san francisco's glide memorial church for more than 60 years. in addition to being the church's spiritual leader, he took on a number of social justice issues head on. he was a civil rights pioneer and fought for equal treatment for people of color and the lgbtq community, as well as those who were homeless and left behind by society. >> what we see is a people that needs love, a people that need also to say to each other, i care. i will be with you. i'm not going to give up on you. >> under his leadership, the membership of glide memorial church grew to more than 10,000 and its foundation became the largest provider of social services in san francisco. we're hearing from many people about the impac

so alameda county district attorney pamela price is her office uncovered. what may be a pattern of misconduct dating back almost 30 years where prosecutors have purposely excluded. >> black and jewish people from juries four's. dan kerman reports. >> recognize how terrible this and it is something that we have to make right at a news conference monday. alameda county district attorney pamela price said a federal judge has ordered her office to review 35 active death penalty cases going back nearly 50 years. >> for prosecutorial misconduct, certain prosecutors and the alameda county district attorneys office may have intentionally appeared to have intentionally excluded jewish and black jurors from death penalty cases prices. these prosecutorial notes suggesting the exclusion of blacks and jews from juries was discovered when her office was reviewing the appeal of our mistakes. a 51 year-old man convicted in 1993 and sentenced to death in 1995. for the murder of a 9 year-old and the attempted murder of his grandmother during an attempted robbery. the discove

last night, alameda county da pamela price announced she's filed criminal charges against the officers involved in the confrontation. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is live in alameda with the latest henry. >> greg, we're at otis and park this is where mario gonzalez was restrained by alameda police and later died. we're here at a vigil where supporters and loved ones are gathering at this hour. this, as the three officers involved are now criminal defendants. mixed emotions on the third anniversary of the death of mario gonzalez in 2021, the 26 year old father died after he was restrained by three alameda police officers who have now been charged by alameda county da pamela price's office with felony involuntary manslaughter. >> it is important, as public officials that we do have a public accountability unit, that we do hold people accountable when there is harm and that we don't have a double standard. we got a pulse. >> price's predecessor, nancy o'malley, declined to charge officers eric mckinley, cameron lahey and james fisher, noting in part that gonzalez was under the influence

this is why pamela price's competitor's crisis. doubling down two today saying after the fourth independent review, he stands by the decisions these officers did nothing wrong. the attorney for officer he le as hoe. don't buy it. >> i think pamela price is doing what is right. she ran her campaign on police accountability. >> reporter: now high hopes as the evidence speaks for itself. >> that should definitely be enough to rightfully convict the man. >> i'm not the authority, and i don't know about the law, but i'm a mother. he was my son. i want to say something strong for them. >> reporter: edith says so nobody has to endure what they have. in >>> this major road closure could impact your weekend plans. caltrans shut down all westbound lanes of highway 37 in the north bay for road repairs. highway 37 is expected to stay closed until early monday morning. so take a look here at the red line that's the closure. the green is how you get around it. drivers will be redirected to highway 12, 29, and 121. this is the first of four closu

or safe announced a monumental step in their efforts to removalla meadea county district attorney pamela price from her position. enough signatures were verified by the county are registrar of voters. >> reporter: principal officer of "safe" says she is not concerned about the number of signatures that were invalid. many of the signatures were disqualified because the person did not list their occupation, now the focus is getting a special election. >> what is going on in the district attorney's office is directly effecting the crime because they are not prosecuting to the full extend of the law. >> reporter: citywide crime data for oakland says overall, crime is down this year. violent crimes are up 10%. it is a statistic virginia is all too familiar with. >> it is awful. it is absolutely awful because i can not grieve. >> reporter: it has been 2-1/2 years since her husband, kevin, was shot and killed in downtown oakland. since that day she has continued to fight for justice. instead of processing her husband's death. >> a reminder to me of what happened and how they speak of it, how th

pamela priceÁoffice announced they'll file an involuntary manslaughter charge onzalez's mother spokeith us. ssays this decision is monumentaland it makes today a little bit easier. >> i feel like a light to receive something, you know. nobody can give me my son back. my son, he's already gone unfately. my son, you knois not here no more, but i'm here. i'm still fighting for him. my son right here and his son, 7 years old. we always missing him and birthdays, hristmas, all my prent today. >> reporter people will be here publicly remembering here publicly remembalez until tonight this celebrationwill be going, on but his family mourn his los. mory and they - >> absolutely. nda hari, thank you. while price announced the charges, she made clear she removed herself from the decision. price campaigned on a platform of holding police accountable for he rolled out the public accounlity unit to oversee c reviews of officer misconduct casesewould not comment on what the unit found to warrant the charges being filed. >> i can't comment on that. i can't comment on that. the matter is pending bef

to set a special election date for july or august . >> the recall of pamela price is real, it's coming. >> we don't need to wait until november. there is not a timeline on life. waiting until november is not an option. we need her to go, right now. try to recall supporters believe the board of supervisors should have already set a date during last week's meeting. the board did not respond to a request for comment on that issue today, but the registrar voters claims that the state law meeting requirements -- from being discussed until -- public notice. >> reporter: supporters of d.a. price also showed up at today's -- only waste of taxpayer money. they say they believe prices delivery on her promises of accountability and justice, while addressing over incarceration rates, calling this a pure politics. >> justice is not just about locking somebody up for a crime. it's about getting it right. it's about having the proper evidence to convict somebody. >> the crime problem will not be solved by this scapegoating of our district attorney, who actually is doing a lot for public safety. >> re

maybe a little above your comfort zone, pamela.ou worry, it'll start to cool down by friday. okay, good. all right, are we done with rain? i keep getting asked that. no, i don't think so. although the systems are getting, you know, they don't arrive as they did before. they're more stretched out, if you will. but climate prediction center, 8 to 14 day outlook, which would take us from the 24th to the 30th, shows normal to above slicing right through the bay area. i'll buy that. and nothing i think happens for a week. so you're good to go. maybe around next wednesday we'll start to talk about it. but for the weekend, you're all right. i will add this. the european forecast model, the upper air model, global model, the one that now uses artificial intelligence, has a deep system on us end of end of april. so we'll see. but i would not surprise me the way this season has gone, but except for the high clouds today and some low clouds underneath, we're all set for somewhat warmer temps today. yesterday, remarkably close here in napa. gi

pamela preis made the announcement late this evening. >> died by being restrained by officers three yearsn the city of alameda. jocelyn, this is because of price's office reopening the investigation right? figure yes, prosecutors concluded they did not have evidence to warrant criminal charges. but under the da, the office reopened the investigation in 2023 and now involuntary manslaughter charges have been filed, as price faces a recall effort. >> i've learned that the public accountability unit has filed charges against three law- enforcement officers. >> reporter: district attorney in alameda, the -- county, pamela preis said that those charges are against three officers, in the 20 -- 26-year- old's death scott pinned down for several minutes before dying. the altercation was recorded on body camera video. capturing him having trouble responding to questions before they restrained him. >> making sure you're okay. >> reporter: he can be seen shouting and grunting before appearing to lose consciousness. the three officers charged, eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron leahy. >> we are

alameda county district attorney pamela price.eda county administration building and they're calling on county supervisors to set a date for the recall election during their meeting next tuesday. now that enough signatures have been verified >> this mall, then it just we call is also with up call for many of especially this county. >> the damage that has been so far. it's tremendous. and we should not be the only people that see what's going on. the board of supervisors have a job to president miley. it's your responsibility. >> to set a date for the recall. put that on the agenda and we want to see that on april. 30th will be here to watch you and watch the board vote on that. >> well, critics of that she's too soft on crime, but her attorney claims that the recall this entire process has been illegal from the start. they allege that the registrar of voters failed to follow the rules of the county charter and that the signatures weren't counted within the 10 days like they were supposed to and that the people used outside people

tonight the district attorney, pamela price, said that she wasn't the one who filed the charges. they were filed by the public accountability unit that she created shortly after her election. that unit has been tasked with reviewing several cases, including that of mario gonzalez. the alameda county coroner's office had ruled. mario gonzalez death, a homicide caused by a combination of methamphetamine and the stress of being restrained by police. but former alameda county da nancy o'malley had declined to file charges at the time. the incident happened in april 2021, the officers had been called armed with a 911 call about a possibility of an intoxicated man in a small park near the south shore shopping center. police body camera footage showed the 26 year old man was face down as the officers restrained him tonight, da pamela price said the panel's months long review has led to the charges. >> we're trying to rebuild trust in a system that has not always been fair to folks, particularly in alameda county. that's part of our mandate. >> last year, the city of alameda paid $11 mil

and chris, pamela price appears to be fighting for her job from a really a bunch of fronts. right. she is not the only one. so as the backers of the recall effort are pushing for alameda county supervisors to set a date for that election, neither pamela price nor her supporters are going down without a fight. take a look at everything that's happening today, da price and her supporters will hold a public event. so will her challengers, all ahead of the supervisors meeting happening at 2:00 this afternoon. the da's press conference is about an investigation into the recall effort, not by her office, but by california's fair political practices commission. she is expected to announce plans to ask the supervisors to declare the recall signature count invalid because of a number of the signatures which were found invalid by the county's registrar of voters. the registrar will present those results to supervisors later today. another group, protect the win for public safety, they call themselves. they are going to lend their support, saying the recall effort is an undemocratic effort to

the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. kron 4 super reports the california fair political practices commission is looking into potential violations of the political reform act. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price. as back in december, her campaign protect the wind for public safety filed a complaint with the california fair political practices commission against reviving the bay area. the political action committee finance, alameda for everyone safe is the group leading on tuesday during a news conference in oakland is price confirmed. the fppc has formally opened an investigation between. 2023, and october, november 2023, they donated approximately $578,000 to safe without complying with the laws that govern all political committees in california. in a letter, the fppc says it is investigating supporters to recall pamela price for potential violations of the campaign disclosure provisions. >> of the political reform act. but it has not made a determination about the possible violations have been a lot of fina

pamela rice would not say if there's any new evidence. her office crged the three officers with involury manslaughter right before the third anniversary of theath and a day before the statute of limitats was set to expire. the officers are ric mckinley, cameron leahy and james fisher. cer fisher now works for the contra costa county sheriff's office. trust in a system that has not ays been fair to folks, particularly in alameda county. >> repo: on april 19, 2021, officers caught up with nzalez in a theft ht up with investigation. he was apparently incoherent. after talking with him for nine minutes, the officers decided to detain him. officers say he resisted, so they took him down tthe ground where an officer placed a knee on his back. after struggling for five minutes gonzalez stopped breathing. supporters of the gonzalez family say the news. l charges are welcome - >> justice would have been our loved ones never would have been stolen and we see here the process is civil settlement first and then if we're lucky, we will get criminal ch