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p spokesman, the committee to protect journalists has condemned his arrest. san jacob, poor as the editor of hard news, and a general secretary of the editor's guild of india. he says indian society is becoming more aware of the importance of fact checking in the media. a deal about 8 or 9 years ago. nobody paid much attention to a fact checkers or so can just come up with a spread of disinformation, which has become so rampant that i think practically the people that you look on or to confirm what is being stated up without, especially on the twitter and facebook to be correct or not. so from that standpoint, i think back because of important. then as he confessed to himself, my mom was of a, it is not a journalist, he's a practicum. and that to, in a certain way, proofs we are on, in the face of all those people who use dis, inflammation as a tool for lowering the credibility of media and also porter, executing whatever agenda they might be having or the perpetuating certain kinds of divisiveness. and this is the deepening divide of a kind which allows them to create a certain violence

ward who is live in san francisco for us. jacob?hat is right, mika. in this extremely aggressive city, chasea bodine promised to reduce mass incarceration, he also single-handedly did away with cash bail here in california. he introduced all sorts of legal services for nonenglish speaking defendants and stopped trying juveniles as adults and now he faces a recall. as you menged, crime is up in the city. i asked what the national implications are for a city possibly recalling their district attorney. here is how he described it. >> the republicans, the police union are making every effort to undermine the ability of progressive reform and to actually get the job done. they can't win at the ball bought box so they're trying to create opportunities where they don't have to tell voter what their platform is, they could spend unlimited an, no contribution limit, on attacking and exploding tragedies that occur in every jurisdiction in this country and suggesting very dishonestly that they're a result of the criminal justice reform rather

san francisco giants starter jacob june has said it going, garett cooper will not pull the trigger heres and then hey, susan, regular whiffed three times on the day june, has allowed just one run on two hits in six innings as the giants get out of town with a 5 to 1 win. basketball fans from both finals teams in attendance at the oakland coliseum today, the age we're trying to avoid a sweep at the hands of boston's baseball team, ramon laureano times that rich hill breaking pitching, just plops it fair. in the first inning that scores chad pinder to tie the game at one with the double. laureano was hit in 10 straight games, but the aids didn't have much else to celebrate. frankie montas was still the 11 game in the sixth when franci cordero rug one the opposite way and over the left field fence with a pair of runners aboard red sox get their sweep. winning this 15 to 2. they outscored the age 22 4 in the series as oakland foster 16 games under 500. men's finals of the french open today with rafael nadal, the king of clay said his name deeper into the all time records. his opponent was c

. >>> ousting the district attorney in san francisco. nbc's jacobd is in san francisco with the election results. good morning. >> reporter: savannah good morning. san francisco has seen cutting edge criminal justice reforms under the prosecutor. but now after an extensive recall effort and rising crime in this city city and across th nation, the voters tossed him out of a job and the nation is watching. the progressive reforms that helped elect chesa boudin in 2019 may have caused the same voters to toss him out of office last night. >> people are right to be frustrated. there's so much room for improvement. people should hold us to a higher standard. >> reporter: boudin promised to fight inequality in the justice system with alternatives to prison pushing against what he called mass incarceration. the successful recall vote halfway into his four year term was not a surprise. polls leading up to the election showed voters we are driven by the reception of a city in decline. homelessness and drug addiction rampant and crime up. homicides up 11% this

rosa down to 77, maybe even cooler than that. 78 conquered. 72 menlo park, 74 east san jose. 51 the water temple jacob, a point raised in san francisco, bowie, amazingly called for this time of year to go almost into july with that low fifties and maybe even upper forties would not surprise me if we hit that on the fourth we're going to get a west northwest wind on the coast when vacaville gets a west southwest wind 21 that tells you sacramento's going to cool down. that's a robust breeze out to the delta fifties and low sixties on most of the temps. i mean, we are slow to recover here because of all that cloud cover. west and half of the bay western sfo to 21 west and carlos west. hayward west southwest livermore only san jose as the south but that's an onshore breeze or wind. we have gusts of 48 of the ultimate passed early early. this morning system is moisture starved, but it's not starved for cool air and cranking up the breeze. so that will be the forecast going into the weekend. we will seem increasing clouds on sunday could lead to a little bit of rain. well north, we'll get drizzled nights an

san francisco's mayor to pick a temporary d.a. after voters chose to remove chesa boudin. joining us is jacobd in san francisco who has been covering this race for us. jake, an interesting dynamic here as we look forward now to what happened in this very progressive city and what it means for other progressive city officials running across the country. >> that's right. we're looking at a moment that is in many ways my nightmare as the person who covers the bay area. trying to extrapolate what happens here to the national political stage is so complicated. we spoke to voters across the city who essentially said, you know, i voted for chesa boudin, brought him into office because of his progressive policies. people here really recognized sort of the fundamental political bedrocks of san francisco is the idea that the justice system does need to be reformed, it falls on people in unequal ways, but you can see the numbers there. they threw him out in a landslide. 60% to 40% is what we're projecting at this point without all of the votes in. the call was easy to make early in the night. the vote s

san francisco giants starter jacob junius said it going.r will not pull the trigger on this pitch strikeouts and then hey, suzanne, regular whiffed three times on the day. junius allowed just one run on two hits in six innings as a giant get out of town with a 5 to 1 win, and they get the basketball fans from both finals teams in attendance at the oakland coliseum today, the age we're trying to avoid a sweep at the hands of boston's baseball team, ramon laureano, time's up rich hill breaking pitch. should just plops it in fair territory. in the first inning that scores chad pinder to tie the game at one with the double laureano has hit in 10 straight games, but the aids didn't have much else to can celebrate frankie montas still in the 11 game in the sixth, one, franci cordero road one the opposite way and over the left field fence with a pair of runners aboard. red sox do get their sweep. winning this 152. they outscored the 8th 22 4 in the series has opened false to 16 games under 500. men's finals of the french open today with rafi on th

jacob, you're in san francisco, where there's a d.a. recall race.ooks like she's heading out. i can't tell geographically where your camera person is, but i know you're close. i want to let you do your thing here, as she walks out after casting her ballot. go ahead. >> reporter: i'm right in front of here. i cannot speak to her. i'm not allowed. >> good to know. >> reporter: yes, just so you know, her campaign is very, very clear about that, but you see her meeting and greeting people here at the mall. this is her district. >> okay. >> reporter: you can see her face in all window sills around this area, very known to the public here. we will kind of follow her. hello, hello. you can see she cannot talk to me at this point. we'll ask her a few questions as she comes out with her party here. you know, again somebody who has been known in this area for so long, somebody so important to this city, and to not only, you know obviously city council, but the state assembly, and of course her connection to congress. congresswoman how do you feel? >> i feel g

jacobs there with 18% but still there is a race for second place there. all right. here's the big race being watched in sanisco and beyond voters choosing to recall san francisco district attorney chase a boudin here's a look at the results. 60% saying yes, while 40% saying no ktvu is amber lee has been monitoring this race and she joins us not live now from san francisco, where boudin's camp has gathered, amber. julie we're at the ramp. it's an outdoor venue here in the mission bay neighborhood, the d. h just finished speaking just a few minutes ago. he did not officially conceived but did say he's just getting started, he said. this is not a moment, but a movement. people are angry. they're frustrated. and i want to be very clear. about what happened tonight. the right wing billionaires. outspent us 3 to 1. they exploited an environment in which people are appropriately upset. and they created an electoral dynamic where we were literally shadowboxing. voters were not asked to choose between criminal justice reform and something else. they were given an opportunity to voice their frustration and their out

in fact, maybe even windy water temps still down san francisco bowie from 55 to 53 now 52. that makes a big difference. but jacobbe surprised the upper forties by the time we get to the weekend. west southwest of 23, travis. keep an eye on that conquered south at 16, so a little breeze kicking up for a few fifties on the temps. only a couple of sixties mainly santa rosa 50 napa airport 52. and we're even seeing some upper forties here. sevastopol windsor , petaluma mill valley, upper forties, even the middletown. so you know if it makes it up that far, it's on its way for even the most inland areas. fog and low clouds will continue to regroup and start to make a pretty good move as a system up in the pacific northwest starts to deepen some monsoon moisture , most of it on the least cider into central nevada. not over tahoe. at least not now. i don't think it will be. when you get a southwest wind aloft that pushes it out of the area. it's pretty deep system for the end of june, going into july. the main messages windy and cooler, especially for inland areas as we go into the next couple of days and any rain out

. >> good morning, my name is joshua jacob oh, health grant correlator for the latino task force. i came to remind you of san francisco's promise to fight inequity in san francisco and how pertinent this funding is tokeep that request. we're suffering a 35 percent positivity rate at one of our community sites . half of those being latino . as part of our job i support those who suffer covid with groceries, at-home testing and economic recovery services. there are over 60 community wellnessmembers we speak and look just like our community . and most importantly aretrusted by our community . once again i came hereto remind you all of san francisco's promise to fightinequity . please refund these community acts . >> thank you foryour comments . >> . [speaking spanish] >>. [speaking spanish] >> thank you somuch. arturo, if you can interpret for me . >>. >> speaker: i am also a member of lts. i and a coordinator of people who are 50+ years old. i'm here to ask you to not forget the other members of our communities.we take the vaccines to their homes. these are people who can't walk and get to vaccination sensors.