introduced by state senator nancy skinner sb 81 here would reduce the time behind bars for people convicted of nonviolent crimes and sb 82 would clarify the difference between theft and robbery under certain circumstances. some of say these 2 bills pose a major problem citing the rise of attacks against the asian community. >> the senate bill 82 would cause a robbery, a stronger we to be reduced to a petty theft. so all these stories about him asian women being bought. those cases are now going to become simple petty theft case. >> a spokesperson for senator skinner's office says both her bills have nothing to do with the recent attacks targeting the asian community and adds that any person who commits a violent crime or hate crime will be charged accordingly. a major ruling by the california supreme court today criminal defendants can no longer be kept behind bars because they can't afford to post bail the

they were both introduced by state senator nancy skinner. sb 81 would reduce time behind bars for people convicted of nonviolent crimes. and as be 82 clarifies, the difference is between a theft and robbery under certain circumstances. some district attorneys say these 2 bills pose a major problem citing the rise of attacks against the asian community. >> the senate bill 82 would cause a robbery, a stronger we to be reduced to a petty theft. so all these stories about him asian women being bought. those cases are now going to become simple petty theft case. >> a spokesperson for senator skinner's office says that both her bills have nothing to do with the recent attacks targeting the asian community. and as that any person who commits a violent crime or hate crime will be charged accordingly. a major ruling by the california supreme court to tell you about. criminal defendants can no longer be kept behind bars because they can't afford to post bail. but the change doesn't apply to everyone. if a person poses a

they were both introduced by state senator nancy skinner sb 81 would reduce time behind bars people convicted of nonviolent crimes and sp 82 clarifies. the difference is between a theft and a robbery under certain circumstances. some district attorney say these 2 bills pose a major problem citing the rise of attacks against the asian community. >> the senate bill 82 would cause a robbery, a stronger we to be reduced to a petty theft. so all these stories about him asian women being bought. those cases are now going to become simple petty theft case. >> a spokesperson for senator skaters offices. both her bills had nothing to do with the recent attacks targeting the asian community. and as a person who commits a violent crime or hate climb will be charged accordingly. a major ruling by the california supreme court criminal defendants can no longer he kept behind bars because they can't afford to post bail. but the change does not apply to

>> have you talked at all with a state senator nancy skinner, who is the author of this bill about it. and have you received any reaction from her about this. >> yes. so on wednesday night i had long conversation and i am intend to carry on this conversation. but in for me because. doing this very difficult time. even i myself be. we want to call for his press conference. but i think we need to bring the to the entire comedian only to the asian community because i think we'll all will be us an example. in not till i know is i want to move and he was robbed by 2 suspects and let's be not you know, turning upside it's long past the suspect use any weapons and you will and that the suspect and victnms so call. not seriously hurt. so in that would you you know, just just a minor crime. so with that petty theft. so that means.

senator nancy skinner introduced as be 82 a press release from her office reads in part, quote, sba to to what update a 150 year-old statue that has allowed prosecutors to elevate a petty theft charge into felony robbery. >> sba to to establish a clear distinction between theft and robbery for cases with no deadly weapon was used and no one was seriously injured, unquote. that is what is doing. it better protection and dispute was just going the opposite direction. suffice it to say as the agent was table and dangerous. >> now the legislation that the legislation still has to make its way through several committees, but these folks are voicing their concerns in the sense of urgency hoping that the public will contact their state representatives maybe. get something done about it. that's as they come here. back to you in the studio. >> as a thank you for that.

state senator nancy skinner, who introduced the bill, says the purpose of it is to clarify state law so that non-violent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. opponents of the new law say in light of unprovoked attacks and thefts on asian-americans, criminals could be embold enned by the change. critics say now is not the time for change given the recent violence. skinner replied violent thefts and robberies would still be a felony. >>> 7:09, much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we take you live to washington, d.c., for our weekly interview with chuck todd who ha "meet the press." >>> and a gop congressman takes a jab at eric swalwell, saying he's unfit and what he's doing to try to remove him. >>> welcome back. time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." as always, thanks for joining us this morning. this week, president biden was saying that he wants all adults to be eligible for the vaccine by may and he was signaling that our first return to normal could be as soon as the fourth of july.

. >>> they are talking about sb 82, the bill introduced by nancy skinner who represents the oakland area. this would only allow charges the petty theft in the case of a robbery where no one was injured and no weapons are used. chinatown representatives or you could be used as crimes of opportunity against the elderly. >> we need to think about how this is used against the people. >> reporter: state senator skinner saying this would not lessen penalties that should appear properly charged against perpetrators who commit violent incidents such as the one that happened yesterday. the purpose is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases are not charged as violent felonies. the chinese community is still reeling from yesterday's attacks and the victims daughters are heartbroken. >> the family would never expect anything would happen to the father. >> the president of the number of commerce as he has been in contact with the family. his three daughters live back east. they told him their mother died a few years ago and ever since then their father has been living alone in an apartment in t

to petit theft, if the victim -- remember, if the victim is not seriously hurt. >> state senator skinner issued this response saying, quote, if enacted sb-82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb-82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. >>> and as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. jut head to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction for a complete list of local resources. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. friday saw the biggest number of travelers pass through tsa screening points in nearly a year, a sign that americans are anxious to return to normal. but as restrictions ease, health officials warn we must continue to be diligent as the nation works to vaccinate millions. here is abc's mary alice parks. >> reporter: more than a year into the covid-19 pandemic, so many americans anxious to return to normal. the tsa says it screened more than 1.3 million passengers friday, the busiest day at

i reached out to senator nancy skinner of berkeley who is championing the bill as part of a committee to revise penal code. she issued a statement saying the intent was so nonviolent cases of theft wouldn't be charged as violent felonies. her spokesperson friday referred me of a video with her and scott weiner of san francisco earlier this week. >> i've seen an enormous amount of inaccurate information about this bill. if you go up to a senior and shove that senior to the ground, you've committed an assault against that senior. if you injured that senior, you can be charged with a felony. >> reporter: the asian american prosecutors association issued a statement voicing their concerns over the bill and cited my story of three men attacking and robbing an older asian man in san francisco. alameda county d.a. nancy o'malley who has been a proponent of restorative justice for lower level crimes weighed in. >> it's a very big mistake in my opinion t wouldn't even qualify as great bodily injury. i don't think they understand that. that is a classic robbery where somebody is pushed to the g

in a statement in part from state senator nancy skinner's office, she said that the purpose of sb-82 which is supported by the state penal code committee is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felony. violent thefts would remain violent felonies. those who oppose this say in light of unprovoked attacks and people stealing and seeing is victims who are elderly and asian, there is real concern that criminals could become more bold and that crimes of opportunity could increase. her office says it would establish a distinction between theft and robbery for cases when no deadly weapon was used and no one was seriously injured, but today, people believe it is sending the wrong message. >> even though they may be physically not so hurt, mentally, they will be devastated for maybe their whole life, and for that reason, we are here together, united in sending the message strongly saying that we do not want this sb-82. >> reporter: skinner's statement also condemned the recent state of violent assaults on elder citizens and he called the assault on

however, that came at the expense of someone else, her ex-boyfriend, justin skinner.ed in with nick and broke up with justin almost in the same breath. >> yes, that's right. >> reporter: claudia told detective garcia she tried to cut off all contact with justin. >> and shortly after the breakup, it was reported that he had followed claudia while she was driving her vehicle, and nick was in the vehicle. >> reporter: claudia also said justin unexpectedly came by her home a couple of times. then the day nick's body was discovered, claudia said she went out with her mom. >> me and her went to circle s. >> reporter: the circle s saloon, the proverbial bar on the outskirts of town, where she saw justin. >> did he have any marks on him at all? >> i saw him and pretty much walked -- just walked right by. >> reporter: the next day claudia said justin left a note on her front gate about her ex-boyfriend, nick. >> saying, hey, i heard what happened, and i'm really sorry. if you need anything, let me know. >> reporter: and claudia directed detective garcia's attention to yet anot

sam skinner added two tries of his own. in a 38—16 win, their biggest victory.re looking to avoid a third successive defeat but were soon behind to gloucester. the away side had arnie thoroughly sent off. a second try before half—time saw gloucester leading 17—0. when josh bassett went over with ten minutes remaining, the fightback was complete. not quite. this penalty three minutes from time saw gloucester snatch a 20—19 win. the first time wasps have won four home matches in a row. the pressure is definitely building. in the evening game, bristol restored their advantage at the top of the table over exeter after snatching victory at worcester warriors. the bears let a seven—point half—time lead slip and it wasn't until siva naulago's hat—trick try was converted with ten minutes left that they edged to a 2a—23 win. edinburgh's proili match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed. it's after a positive covid—i9 test in the benetton camp. the pro“; say "concern around close contacts" within the italian club's squad led to the postponement. the match is likel

east bay state senator nancy skinner wrote the bill. under sb 82, robberies that do not involve deadly weapons that don't involve serious injuries would be considered petty comes. for example this robbery of a grandmother in oakland last month would be considered a first-degree petty crime if she wasn't barely hurt in the robbery amount wasn't over $950. >> at this time, it feels like we are saying yes or encouraging crimes and not punishing them. >> reporter: the leader says most counties currently don't prosecute petty crime cases. >> they are punishing the victims. >> reporter: the state senator did not answer the questions i sent her instead released a statement saying if enacted sb 82 will not change or reduce a criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday or any of the other violent attacks on elder asian residents that have occurred recently. she was referring to the robbery that killed the senior citizen in oakland earlier this week. this woman says she hasn't made up her mind about sb 82. >> for me

to petit theft, if the victim -- remember, if the victim is not seriously hurt. >> state senator skinner issued this response. quote, if enacted, sb82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. >>> now, as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction, for a complete list of local resources. >>> all right. once again back to meteorologist drew tuma and that impending rain. hi, drew. >> hi, dion. yeah, that rain will come for the second half of our day tomorrow. you will wake up, you will find that cloud cover overhead, and then into the afternoon and evening you will need the rain gear. tonight it is a pretty quiet night. we will show you the roof top camera at kgo studios along the embarcadero in san francisco. look at the flags atop the ferry building, just a light breeze out of the south and east, about 5 to 10 miles per hour. t

harvey skinner's converted try put the reigning champions 28 points clear with just half an hour gone1. you can find all the details of all the premiership rugby results on the bbc sport website today. britain's tom pidcockjust missed out on winning one of cycling's most prestigious one day races, milan—san remo — a distance of 299 kilometres — that's around 185 miles. the ineos grenadiers rider was battling for the lead untiljust three kilometres to go whenjasper stuyven surged away. pidcock and the chasing pack caught up towards the finish line, but the belgian held on after more than six and a half hours in the saddle to claim victory. pidcock came 15th. that's all from sportsday. from me and the rest of the team, hope you have a very lovely saturday evening. bye—bye. hello. sunday should be a dry day for most of us, there will be sunshine from time to time as well. today where we had the best sunshine across parts of eastern scotland, the north—east of england down to lincolnshire, we saw temperatures up to 16, even 17 degrees. that was ahead of this weather front here. it is a ve

harvey skinner's converted try put the reigning champions 28 points clear with just half an hour goned out on winning one of cycling's most prestigious one—day races — milan—san remo — a distance of 299 kilometres — that's around 185 miles of racing. the ineos grenadiers rider was battling for the lead untiljust three kilometres to go whenjasper stuyven surged away. pidcock and the chasing pack caught up towards the finish line, but the belgian held on after more than six and a half hours in the saddle to claim victory. pidcock came 15th. that's all from sportsday. i'll see you again at 7.45pm. up next is a special programme on what happened with astrazeneca with ros atkins. bye— bye. this week, we're going to look at a puzzle. the puzzle is how the astrazeneca vaccine, which was hailed as a vital achievement, now finds itself in a scientific and political storm because from the start it was also seen as being particularly important. this is a really significant moment in the fight against this pandemic because the vaccine is the way out and the approval of the oxford—astrazeneca vacc

in chinatown yesterday, community members spoke out against a proposed time bill offered by nancy skinnerey said it would lessen the punishment for these types of crime. >> against the entire community, which would be include using our asian community by changing to petty crime to petty theft if the victim, remember, if the victim is not seriously hurtseriously t >> state senator skinner issued this response, quote, if enacted, sb 82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb 82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. gorski as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/take action for a complete list of local resources you can use. >>> time now is 5:19 and happening today it is the celebration of the completely mystifying and never-ending number. it is pie ♪ this tune dropped a couple days ago to get you excited for the day. this year, there's an entire party you can watch put on

sam skinner added two tries of his own. a30 8—16 win, their biggest victory. a third successive defeat but were soon behind to gloucester. the away side had arnie thoroughly sent off. a second try before half—time saw lustre leading 17—0. whenjosh bassett went over with ten minutes remaining, the fightback was complete. not quite. this penalty three minutes from time saw gloucester win. the first time wasps have won four home matches in a row. the pressure is definitely building. edinburgh's proili match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed. it's after a positive covid—i9 test in the benetton camp. the pro“; say "concern around close contacts" within the italian club's squad led to the postponement. the match is likely to be rescheduled from april. earlier this afternoon — glasgow warriors beat zebre, 31 points to 20. the scottish side ran in four tries in parma with nick grigg scoring the final one inside the last ten minutes to put the match beyond the italians. one other rugby line, and england's jack willis could be out for up to a year, after havi

. >> reporter: senator nancy skinner is behind the bill and declined to ask questions. she said the purpose was to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases would be charged as violent felonies. they said that no clarification is necessary. >> robbery is robbery. >> marissa perlman reporting. this is currently punishable with five years in prison. if the bill passes petty theft offenders would face one year in prison and a $1000 fine and qualify for a diversion program. >>> instagram protecting teenagers from predators. the new changes to prevent unwanted interactions. >>> how far a mother and daughter went to change the homecoming vote? >>> the nasdaq was up and the s&p lost 6. there is growing concern that interest rates may be going up. the federal reserve may get more guidance on that. >>> instagram is working to better protect young people from online predators. the company spoke about the changes for teenagers and adults. >> reporter: instagram is taking steps to protect the teenagers from unwanted interactions with adults. the popular social media company announ

i reached out to skinner of berkeley, champion the bill as part of the committee to revise the penalode. she issued a statement several weeks ago saying it was intended for nonviolent cases of theft that would not be charges violent felonies. her spokesperson friday referred me to a video per along with scott wiener of san francisco at committee earlier this week. >> i've seen an enormous amount of inaccurate information about this bill. if you go up to a senior and shove that senior to the ground you have committed an assault against that senior. if you injure that senijure thae could be charged with felony. >> reporter: the asian american prosecutors association issued a statement voicing their concerns over the bill. they cited my story of three men attacking and robbing of older asian or asian-ian or man in san francisco. >> this is a very big mistake in my opinion.my opinion.my opi. it would not even qualify as grave bodily injury and i don't think they understand that. that is a classic robbery where somebody is pushed to the ground or somebody is grabbed and tussled. >> report

. >> reporter: i reached out to senator nancy skinner of berkeley, who is championing the bill as partcommittee to revise the penal code. she issued a statement to abc 7 several weeks ago, saying the intent was so nonviolent cases of theft wouldn't be charged as violent felonies. her spokesperson friday referred me to a video of her along with senator scott wieder of san francisco at committee earlier this week. >> i have seen an enormous amount of inaccurate information about this bill. if you go up to a senior and shove that senior to the ground, you've committed an assault against that senior. if you injure that senior, you can be charged with a felony. >> reporter: the asian american prosecutors association issued a statement voicing their concerns over the bill. they cited my story of three men attacking and robbing an older asian man francisco. alameda county da nancy o'malley, who has been a proponent of restorative justice for lower-level crimes, weighed in. >> it's a very big mistake, in my opinion, so it wouldn't even qualify as great bodily injury. i don't think they underst

president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is talking about sb 82, introduced by nancy skinner. it would only allow charges of petty theft in the cases of robbery when no one is injured and the weapons are used. chinatown representatives worry that it could be used against to the elderly. >> we need to consider how this affects the people in the community, especially the victims. >> reporter: there was a response, this would not be lessened against perpetrators who committed violent incidents. the purpose is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. the chinese community is still reeling from yesterday's attacks and say the victim's daughters are heartbroken. >> the family would never expect anything would happen to their father. >> reporter: the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce has been in contact with the victim's family. his three daughters who live back east. they told him their mother died a few years ago and ever since then their father has been living alone on the same block where the attack happened

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i reached out to senator nancy skinner of berkeley champion the bill as part of a committee to revisenal code. she issued a statement to abc7 several weeks ago said the intent is nonviolent cases of theft not being charged as felonies. her spokesperson friday referred me to a video of her and scott weiner of san francisco at a committee meeting earlier this week. >> i've seen an enormous amount of inaccurate information about this bill. if you go up to a seniora senior shove that senior to the ground you have committed assault against that senior. if you injure that senior you could be charged with a felony. >> reporter: the asian american prosecutors association issued a statement voicing their concerns over the bill, citing my story of three men attacking and robbing an older asian man in san francisco. nancy o'malley has been a proponent of restored justice for lower-level crimes and weighing in. >> it is a mistake and would not even qualifies great bodily injury. i don't think they understand that. that is classic robbery where someone is pushed to the ground or someone is grabbed

. >> state senator skinner issued this response saying, quote, if enacted, sb 82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb 82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. had to our website, abc 7 news.com/action. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. friday saw the biggest number of travelers pass through tsa screening points in nearly a year. a sign that americans are anxious to return to normal. as restrictions ease, health officials warn we must be diligent. here's abc's mary alice parks. >> reporter: more than a year into the covid-19 pandemic, so many americans anxious to return to normal. the tsa screened more than 1.3 million passengers friday, the busiest day since march 15th of last year. >> the beach is what we came here for. >> warm weather. >> the sun. >> reporter: hotels filling up with spring breakers. >> right now most of them are over 80% in occupanc

senator nancy skinner introduced sb 82. >> we reached out to our office for on camera per to nutty toa part of this conversation. we received a press release that reads in part, quote, sba to to is the product of more than a year of careful consideration by california's committee on the revision of the penal code. >> the membership of which includes judges and other legal experts. it goes on to say the purpose of sba to to is simple to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft or not charge as violent felonies unquote. that is one of those who need better protection. >> and this bill is just going the opposite direction. >> has made you kron. 4 >> new today. there now $25,000 reward being offered for information leading to the return of the missing bay area woman. her name is sidney west. today marks 6 months since west went missing at the golden gate bridge. the 19 year-old grew up in pleasanton where she played volleyball and football high school and had just started her freshman year at u c berkeley police have looked at surveillance video from the day of her disappearanc

it's a new bill proposed by east bay state senator nancy skinner. in her statement if her office she said that the purpose of sb 82, which is supported by the state's penal code revision committee, is to clarify state law so that non-violent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. now, that has people extremely concerned, saying that they believe that criminals could be emboldened to keep targeting vulnerable people including members of the asian community even after a series of attacks received national attention. they say now is not the time to make criminal justice reform like sb 82 would. >> it's only fair to understand how this would affect not only the victims, victims' family and also the entire community. when people are not feeling safe walking the streets, it is so sad. >> reporter: now, again, her office is saying in that statement in part that if enacted sb 82 will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults. they added that it would update a statute that allowed prosecutors to elevate a petty theft into a f

david skinner is with oakland's myers nav, a law firm and says they aren't rushing to return herd immunity is theoretical. but for a law firm. we need to make sure it's real before we allow everybody come back. east bay mud also says about 150 essential workers at the oakland headquarters will continue coming in. but even with orange tear, it could be summer before all 700 employees moved back. our employees are scheduled to continue telecommuting until june. 17 some business owners have concerns about loosening restrictions too quickly or reopening to full capacity. i'm not very comfortable with the idea of 100% helen dean owns the two safari in alameda and says half capacity still feels crowded. i feel a little better knowing that more people are vaccinated that air coming in here and that even the children seem to have gotten the idea of wearing the masks at the alameda theater. plans are to place patrons skipping every other row. we're really excited to get to see your open. it's been over a year now we've been closed. alameda county health officials say it's still critically important

senator nancy skinner introduced sb 82. >> we reached out to our office for on camera per to nutty to be a part of this conversation. we received a press release that reads in part, quote, sba to to is the product of more than a year of careful consideration by california's committee on the revision of the penal code. >> the membership of which includes judges and other legal experts. it goes on to say the purpose of sba to to is simple to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft or not charge as violent felonies unquote. that is one of those who need better protection. >> and this bill is just going the opposite direction. >> has made you kron. 4 news. >> good news tonight in the fight against covid as alameda county here moves into the less restrictive orange tier for reopening that goes into effect officially tomorrow you see that latest map here for the bay area. fortunately no one in purple. we're done with that and try to get these counties out of the red alameda now joins marin san francisco, san mateo, santa clara is the alameda. they're all in orange. you still do

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chinatown last week where community members spoke out against a crime bill, sb 82 authored by nancy skinner they say it would lessen the punishment for these types of crimes. >> it would be including the asian community. by changing the robbery and petty theft if the victim is not seriously hurt. >> reporter: sb 82 would not change or reduce the penalty on violent assaults. it is to clarify state law so that no violent cases of theft are not charged with violent felonies. as they confront issues of race and social justice, we are he'll do to help. go to abc7news.com/take action for a list of resources you can use . >>> now turning to weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan paired >>> increasing clouds with doppler seven and the satellite and radar image ahead of the front this afternoon. you can see across the bay toward san francisco and we have gray skies overhead. in san francisco, cooler and down to 49 right now. oakland at 53. mountain view at san jose at 49. we are looking south toward the bay bridge in san francisco. we have clouds during the morning hours and rain this afternoo

that's not incot patible with the way an argument for original public is framed and when quinton skinner told intellectual historians, told decades that you need to read in context of other 20 people that were writing about power in renaissance italy. it was in response of conversations from other professors. i didn't want to -- i didn't know what i wanted to do but i have to say there was a -- there's a legal historian on my dissertation committee who wrote -- his name was jim and he wrote a really important book on the history of citizenship and he had me reading this great book by a guy and book of antislavery. it's embedded in the back of my mind that i ended upcoming back to it decades later and not entirely surprising. it's like a recessive gene showing up or something. if you think of him as a legal historian even though he was -- he came out of a history program, that -- that kind of stuff is what legal scholars do, the best legal scholars and the best historians are essentially doing the same thing i suppose. >> i think -- i mentioned that, i mean, i think of analytic historians

skinner not sure what that is do or keeps himself in power not because of his strength but because of his weakness if money were forced it would mark the end of a setup where a number of players have been hoping for a revival of the cold war. some same a duro has the backing of the military although perhaps he is capitalizing on fear and terror the regime was devouring its own people. there they really hit my husband is an army commander and was in charge of one of the highest profile battalions in venezuela we don't know us a single one monday they arrested 6 commanders who had complained about the food shortages for their troops. so what does this they were charged with conspiracy. they did torture included a lead clerk around the head to increase pressure until they think they were. they would be sent on the back of their legs with a hot pipe. a lot of them had broken ribs. how are we to get rid of a dictatorship with ties to organized crime. and as for restoring human rights. that won't happen by emphasizing them in countless speeches when i completed production of this new one wh

. >> the sponsor of the bill as oakland assemblywoman nancy skinner and in a statement she calls the bill the product of more than a year of careful consideration. she says it is aimed at making sure non violent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. >> police are not saying this officially, but several recent incidents suggest there's a spike in violent crime in the south bay homicides are up from last year. there have been for this month alone. >> kron four's rob fladeboe talked to police and has the story. >> san jose police insist the foot patrols happening across the city right now are unrelated to several violent crimes that have occurred in recent weeks that are keeping detectives very busy says sergeant christian camria really don't want to sound alarmist and say, hey, we're having a crime wave. there's an uptick unfortunately, we've had a lot of serious incidents that happened in close proximity time wise to each other on monday night, an armed man elude police before being arrested after barricading himself in a home mckee road at the same time. this incident i

. >> when asked about the laundromat case, senator skinner's office told me about sb 82, elder abuseand assault would still be considered felonies. however, prosecutors tell me elder abuse and assault without a felony robbery significantly reduces prison time. a hearing on the bill is set for next month. in san francisco, dion, abc 7 news. >>> now we do want you to know that dion's work will be part of a one hour and 2020 special tonight at murder in atlanta, about the aftermath of the atlanta shootings, this week and the overall issue of attacks against asian americans. that starts at 10:00 pm right here on abc7. >>> president biden and vice president harris visited atlanta today and met with leaders of the asian american pacific islander community. the trip was originally going to be about the coronavirus relief bill, that changed with two states shooting that left eight people that. the president condemned the surge in attacks and once again said words have consequences. >> the conversations we had today with the leaders and that we are hearing all across the country is that hate

. >> oakland assembly woman nancy skinner is the sponsor of the bill. in a statement, she calls it, quote, the product of more than a year of careful consideration saying it's aimed at making sure non violent cases of theft aren't charged as violent felonies. new at 10, a family in riverside county is taking legal action after their son was killed in a hit and run by by hit, rather by a tree in burlingame and killed. here's the man khalil gayle. he just graduated from cal state east bay in december. he was hired to work at color. that's a biotech company based in burlingame that provides covid testing lawyers say on his 3rd day on the job. a tree fell and hit him as he was walking near the building on mitten road. the 23 year-old died instantly in a news conference. 2 days. family announced a lawsuit saying if the tree had been properly taken care of khalil would still be alive. >> work properties places where people that shouldn't have to worry if their lives is going to be take it because of the safety issue that correct it. >> authorities say they su

berkeley state senator nancy skinner said.sb 82 would not result in lesser or different treatment of a violent crime or a hate crime. the purpose of sp 82 is simple to clarify state laws so that non violent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. yeah. why. eight. that's our love school coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. we'll talk to parents and children as students in one of the bay area's biggest school district's head back to the classroom for the first time in more than a year and still ahead. the warriors make radio history with an all women broadcast him. marco have a story later in sports, and we're getting our first look inside one of the migrant facilities at the southern border coming up the level. of overcrowding. border patrol official so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america.

community members spoke out against the proposed crime bill sb 82 authored by state senator nancy skinnerey said it would lessen the punishment for these types of crime. >> which will encourage more crime against the entire community. which would be including our asian community. by changing the robbery to petty crime or petty theft, if the victim, remember, if the victim is not seriously hurt. >> the senator sb 80 she will not change or reduce the criminal penalty on violent assaults such as the one that happened tuesday. the purpose of sb 82 is to clarify state law so that nonviolent cases of theft are not charged as violent felonies. >>> as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website abc7news.com for a complete list of local resources you can use. >>> time now six 116 at happening today, it is the celebration of the completely mystifying and never-ending number, it is pie day. ♪ night is go to get you excited for the day and this year there is an entire party you can watch put on by the exploratory and they celebrate it every