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been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'seelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who head them, sherman situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambition tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he

department, sheriff's office, district attorney, fire department, public defender and probation sheriff paul miyamoto hailed the appointment, calling yip a deeply passionate leader. miyamoto says he's known personally for more than 35 years, since before their law enforcement careers. but noticeably absent from lurie's announcement was any mention of the city's top cop, bill scott. lurie has not said whether he intends to keep scott as chief. i've worked with bill scott in the past and i look forward to working with him in the future. his future is going to be determined. i asked if he would want to be chief if asked by the mayor. i am 100% focused on the job that i have now as chief of public safety. i take it very seriously and that's my passion, and that's what i'm going to do. now, mayor elect lurie has named other top officials in his administration in recent days. yip will join lurie at inaugural events on wednesday. live in studio henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that report. new at 730, a man has been charged in connection to a deadly fire in the east bay. the

we caught up with sheriff paul miyamoto there. >> we don't plan on working with ice in terms of their enforcement activities. >> the sheriff says there is one exception. >> if we have somebody that's involved in serious and violent felonies that has a criminal history and that has current charges, and they meet the very specific criteria, we have the opportunity to notify ice once they have finished their local charges and are pending release. >> san francisco board of supervisors president rafael mandelman says the city has dealt with these same challenge. during president trump's first term. >> there was just, you know, unending litigation, some brought by the federal government against us, some from us, against the federal government. and we appear to be returning to that. the courts are really important, and we're going to be relying on the courts to uphold the constitution. >> for figueroa, he says his mother's decision to come to the u.s. gave him and his siblings a better life. >> we all got to go to high school, learn english. you know, we learned the american way, and it's sa

. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto said his deputies will neither help nor prevent immigration agents from enforcing laws. >> the federal government already knows the identity of every incarcerated individual. that's when they ask us sometimes if they would put if we would put a detainer on somebody. but i want to reassure everyone that there is a very strict, very limited and narrow instance when we would make those kinds of decisions. and it's based on whether or not the individual has a serious or violent criminal history of convictions. >> east bay nonprofits are collecting funds to launch a hotline to streamline information for undocumented immigrants in case of raids. >> with our sheriff and with other elected officials about how we can best streamline communication and verification so that we can serve as that public awareness trusted source for those verifications, so that there's not this this constant fear in the community of rumors and misinformation. >> san francisco's sheriff also telling us his office will continue to protect san franciscans, and they do not arres

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'sreelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them. sherman's situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'seelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them, sherman situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he

department, sheriff's office, district attorney, fire department, public defender and probation sheriff paul miyamoto hailed the appointment, calling yip a deeply passionate leader. miyamoto says he's known personally for more than 35 years, since before their law enforcement careers, but noticeably absent from lurie's announcement was any mention of the city's top cop, bill scott. lurie has not said whether he intends to keep scott as chief. i've worked with bill scott in the past and i look forward to working with him in the future. his future is going to be determined. i asked if he would want to be chief if asked by the mayor. i am 100% focused on the job that i have now as chief of public safety. i take it very seriously and that's my passion and that's what i'm going to do. now. yip is one of many people named a top post in lurie's administration. now, lurie will be part of a number of inaugural events on wednesday. live in san francisco. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that. let's talk about the inauguration. inauguration plans are taking shape for mayor elect

. >> also today in san francisco, sheriff paul miyamoto was sworn into office for another term. sheriff is a fourth generation san franciscan. four years ago, he became san francisco's first asian american sheriff. former mayor willie brown administered miyamoto's oath at today's ceremony, miyamoto expressing his gratitude to serve the city and county with another term. >> what we're trying to send the message about is we're all in this together. not that it's any one person's job. not that it's the government's job. not that it's any elected official's job alone, but it's something that we all do together. and i appreciate the opportunity to continue to be a part of that. >> as sheriff, miyamoto will continue to oversee san francisco's jails and security for key buildings, including city courts, hospitals and city hall. coming up here at 630, former congresswoman barbara lee makes it official and has entered the very crowded race to become the next mayor her campaign today, tossing her name into join the special election that is scheduled to happen in april. ktvu jana katsuyama

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'selection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them. sherman's situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while h

they get murdered. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says the department will not be working on immigration and customs enforcement on any enforcement activities, with one exception. >> if we have somebody that's involved in serious and violent felonies that has a criminal history and that has current charges, and they meet the very specific criteria, we have the opportunity to notify ice once they have finished their local charges. >> more than 560 cities, counties and states have passed sanctuary policies. the courts have repeatedly upheld them. coming up, a new fire breaks out overnight in southern california. our roberto gonzalez is there talking with firefighters about what made all the difference in this case. we'll bring her in for a live report on how strong winds and expected rain factor into a two week plus fire fight mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yea

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto's reelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them. sherman's situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice. he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but whil

will take part in one of her final events as mayor of san francisco, as san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto will be sworn in as the city's 37th sheriff. breed releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, as i leave office, i am filled with hope for the future. san francisco will always be the phoenix that rises. a love for san francisco is something that both mayor london breed and mayor elect daniel lurie share. mayor elect will make his way around the city that he loves later this morning, as i mentioned, he'll start at saint anthony's foundation. he'll make his way to the cable car turnaround at powell street. will he'll open up for some questions from the media. we will be there every step of the way, including the inauguration that starts at 1130. and you can find our coverage on nbcbayarea.com. we're live in san francisco. ginger conejero saab today in the bay. absolutely. thanks, ginger. and as she was just saying, of course we have you covered when it comes to that special coverage of our mayoral inauguration. you can watch live on nbcbayarea.com, as well as nbc bay area at 1130

san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto put out this statement saying, quote, deputies could not prevent ice from enforcing immigration laws. but we will not tolerate a culture of fear and mistrust undermines immigrants, safeties, freedom and rights. normally i'd ali stand by as opportunistic criminals killing profit off the fence will train criminals victimized all of san francisco, including our immigrant communities in quote. and continuing coverage president trump's executive order to birthright citizenship is on hold. federal judge issued a temporary restraining order. same taking away citizenship from those born here. undocumented parents violates the constitution. kron four's dan kerman has that story. a federal judge in seattle is temporarily blocked president trump's executive order. >> seeking to redefine birthright citizenship press right. it's a big one. the order the president signed would take away u.s. citizenship from those born here. if neither of their parents are u.s. citizens. the judge, an appointee of ronald reagan, said the order clearly violated the 14th amendment

. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says his office will not turn over anyone in their custody and care to federal immigration authorities based solely on an administrative warrant. however, that doesn't stop federal immigration officials from coming into cities and deporting people. no question trump has upended the political world. he continues to lead the republican party as democrats evaluate what went wrong and how to rebuild after big losses. in november, sonoma state political science professor dave mcewan tells us what all this means for the two party system. start with the political capital that donald trump now heads back to the white house with a conservative supreme court, a house and a senate that are both controlled by republicans. i mean, what does this mean for what we can expect from this second term? >> yeah, i mean, the second term will be historic in many ways. look, it's not just unified control of the government. it's where donald trump wants to drive politics in his own image. and of course, that's going to drive democrats nuts. democrats are in the midst of

we caught up with sheriff paul miyamoto there. >> we don't plan on working with ice in terms of their enforcement activities. >> the sheriff says there is one exception. >> if we have somebody that's involved in serious and violent felonies that has a criminal history and that has current charges, and they meet the very specific criteria, we have the opportunity to notify ice once they have finished their local charges and are pending release. >> san francisco board of supervisors president rafael mandelman says the city has dealt with these same challenge. during president trump's first term. >> there was just, you know, unending litigation, some brought by the federal government against us, some from us, against the federal government. and we appear to be returning to that. the courts are really important, and we're going to be relying on the courts to uphold the constitution. >> for figueroa, he says his mother's decision to come to the u.s. gave him and his siblings a better life. >> we all got to go to high school, learn english. you know, we learned the american way, and it's sa

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'slection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them, sherman situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he c

will take part in one of her final events as mayor of san francisco, as san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto will be sworn in as the city's 37th sheriff. breed releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, as i leave office, i am filled with hope for the future. san francisco will always be the phoenix that rises now. love for san francisco is something that the outgoing mayor and the incoming mayor of san francisco share. this morning, mayor elect lurie will start his day at saint anthony's. he'll make his way to the cable car turnaround over in downtown, and grab some hot chocolate as well with his family at ghirardelli square. we'll be there every step of the way. you can watch our coverage on nbc bay area. com we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay. i'm sure it will be a day full of events. they're hoping for good, good things to come. absolutely. thanks, ginger. taking a live look outside in dublin this morning. mike will have a look at that morning commute as we've seen it pick up this week as a lot of folks head back to work after some time off. kids bac

. >>> in san francisco this morning re-elected sheriff paul miyamoto will be sworn in today at the veteranswar memorial. former mayor brown will administer the oath after office. he faces challenges entering his second term including shortages and violent incidents at county jails and a botched training exercise of the san bruno jail that leaked chemicals to a nearby school. it will city's first asian american sheriff was elected first in 2020. >>> let's move on the map now to al mia. oakland police start off to a very busy morning this morning. officers arresting -- investigating after a large box truck was used for a smash and grab at a liquor store and you have to see this video. this happened just before 4:00 this morning along 14th street and no injuries reported but officers are investigating whether an atm might have been stolen. well. not long after police responded to reports of a ramming at a chase atm. this is the damage there. you can see it over there on fruitvale avenue. no word yet on if these cases are linked to a liquor store burglary. >>> well, time right now 6:40 on the d

been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto'slection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them, sherman situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he c

department, sheriff's office, district attorney, fire department, public defender and probation sheriff paul miyamoto hailed the appointment, calling yip a deeply passionate leader. miyamoto says he's known personally for more than 35 years, since before their law enforcement careers. but noticeably absent from lurie's announcement was any mention of the city's top cop, bill scott. lurie has not said whether he intends to keep scott as chief. >> i've worked with bill scott in the past and i look forward to working with him in the future. his future is going to be determined. >> i asked if he would want to be chief if asked by the mayor. >> i am 100% focused on the job that i have now as chief of public safety. i take it very seriously and that's my passion and that's what i'm going to do. yep. >> is one of several people named a top administration post by lurie in recent days. lurie will have a number of inaugural events on wednesday in san francisco. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> and those inauguration plans are taking shape for the mayor elect. daniel lurie's inauguration, as henry reported, wi

. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto said his deputies will neither help or prevent immigration agents from enforcing laws. >> the federal government already knows the identity of every incarcerated individual. that's when they ask us sometimes if they would put if we would put a detainer on somebody. but i want to reassure everyone that there is a very strict, very limited and narrow instance when we would make those kinds of decisions, and it's based on whether or not the individual has a serious or violent criminal history of convictions. >> east bay nonprofits are collecting funds to launch a hotline to streamline information for undocumented immigrants in case of raids. >> conversation with our sheriff and with other elected officials about howe can best streamline communication and verification so that we can serve as that public awareness trusted source for those verifications, so that there's not this this constant fear in the community of rumors and misinformation. >> san francisco's sheriff also telling us his office will continue to protect san franciscans, and they do not a

. >> san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto says the department will not be working on immigrant.igration and customs enforcement. on any enforcement activities. with one exception, more than 560 cities, counties and states have passed sanctuary policies. the courts have repeatedly upheld those laws. >> from physical to emotional. there are many struggles mothers face during and after pregnancy. coming up on mornings on two and nine, we'll talk live with two doctors about what can be done to improve maternal health for women e rywhere on this maternal i have prepared a thomas' breakfast for you to savor together. thanks, thom. hey, are english muffins from england? heavens, no! they're from the pantry. are you from england? nay, i'm also from the pantry. huzzah! a toast to breakfast. herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends, our sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate to boost hair health. without the salon naturals price tag. herbal essences. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hair

treasurer jose cisneros assessor recorder working tourist district attorney brooke jenkins sheriff paul miyamotochief william scott. >> we welcome former mayor willie brown and i believe oaand mayor libby schaaf is with us as well. as well as former city attorneys luis rennie and dennis herrera. >> we welcome board of super from the board of supervisors, the newly elected president rafael mandolin along with supervisors chan chen dorsey and gado mahmood melgar. sadr, cheryl and walton. kind of sounds like a law firm doesn't ■rwk■0ufrom the board of education and city college of san francisco we welcome our school board members. gupta huning delay lam kim and ray city college trustees. >> chisti makati wong and zamora. >> and we give thanks to the many members of our city department heads who are here and commissioner who's in the audience too many to acknowledge by name and if for some chance we missed anyone you can please take it up with the city attorney. i have one last task and then you're done with me. oops. you've got to give it. >> i would now like to andrews someone who fights for justi

well, in san francisco, sheriff paul miyamoto was sworn into office for another term.ff is a fourth generation san franciscan. former mayor willie brown administered the oath to him at yesterday's ceremony. miyamoto expressed his gratitude to serve the city and county with another term. >> what we're trying to send the message about is we're all in this together. not that it's any one person's job. not that it's the government's job. not that it's any elected official's job alone, but it's something that we all do together. and i appreciate the opportunity to continue to be a part of that. >> now, as sheriff, miyamoto will continue to oversee san francisco's jails and security for key buildings, including the city's courts, hospitals and city hall. the san francisco board of supervisors held its first meeting of the year. the group of 11 was sworn in, including five new supervisors who took the oath yesterday. the board also elected its next president. supervisor rafael mandelman was unanimously selected to serve a two year term. well, the 49ers want to reset after fin