abc seven news reporter tara campbell went to lesh's former home, where there was a steady stream of fans stopping by to pay their respects. >> deadheads descending on the haight-ashbury house that the band called home in the 60s, there to say goodbye to grateful dead founding member phil lesh. >> they've had a really big influence on our life, and so i like to think of the happy memories and perhaps some of the happiest for this couple from atlanta. >> the two deadheads meeting at a concert. >> we got the grateful dead. dancing bears were touring my wedding ring on our wedding rings. >> so you're you're married because of the grateful dead? >> yes, because of our love for the grateful dead. that's how we ended up together and each othe. >> and it just so happens they were visiting san francisco on this day when we heard the news that phil had died, we decided we wanted to come down here and just pay our respects. >> it's like watching a bunch of your friends get older and everybody gets older, and so people die. but the music goes on and the music does indeed go on right across the

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now to new developments in a crime that made national headlines and is now back in the spotlight. los angeles district attorney george gascon is revisiting the case of eric and lyle menendez, convicted in the murders of their parents. gascon, the former da in san francisco, says his office is looking into new evidence that's come to light. reporter michelle fisher with our sister station in los angeles, explains this latest twist. >> back when this case was first tried, they were mocked in the media and the culture at large. i don't think you'd ever see that reaction today. >> 35 years after eric and lyle menendez murdered their parents after enduring alleged sexual abuse, new cultural norms and new evidence could mean freedom for the convicted brothers. >> you factor in also the idea of these years of abuse, and back then we didn't have the ability to understand that as a culture and as a society. >> attorney mark geragos filed a habeas petition in may of last year with new abuse evidence in the menendez case, which the district attorney's office is

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. >> and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area, they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guards to also have folks from our community serving as ushers

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a legal expert about the impact this case could have for other abuse survivors convicted of crimes. >> new evidence and a new chapter in the case of eric and lyle menendez. >> i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation. >> the brothers, who from the get go said they were sexually abused by their father, could be freed from prison. >> there is also important to have some introspection today. >> thursday, l.a. district attorney george gascon putting into question whether enough was done for the victims of sexual abuse. >> because i think that often, for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault, whether they're women or whether they're men. >> this decision by the da today to resentence the menendez brothers speaks a lot to the change that we have in society, recognizing that persistent sexual and physical abuse can greatly affect how someone reacts to a situation and what they do in response to that. >> prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was f

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the congressman's take and reaction from the da herself. >> district attorney pam price has failed. the people of the east bay, and we are uniting to seek her recall from office. >> congressman eric swalwell, joining the call to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> the cops catch and price releases surrounded by the families of crime victims. >> the congressman accusing her of being too lenient. >> violent robberies and burglaries and home invasion robberies continue to be on the rise. >> the district attorney defending herself wednesday saying the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, he's parroting the same unfounded claims that we're not prosecuting, that we're releasing people. price telling me several times she's disappointed in the congressman. can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? >> i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> the

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the congressman's take and reaction from the da herself. >> district attorney pam price has failed. the people of the east bay, and we are uniting to seek her recall from office. >> congressman eric swalwell, joining the call to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> the cops catch and price releases surrounded by the families of crime victims. >> the congressman accusing her of being too lenient. >> violent robberies and burglaries and home invasion robberies continue to be on the rise. >> the district attorney defending herself wednesday saying the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, he's parroting the same unfounded claims that we're not prosecuting, that we're releasing people. price telling me several times she's disappointed in the congressman. can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? >> i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> the

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now, we can't stress this enough.if you or someone you know is dealing with mental health issues, there is help available anytime you can dial 988 to reach the crisis. lifeline 24 over seven. you can find a list of local resources at abc seven news.com. slash. take action. >> we are committed to following the story from start to finish here at abc seven. and tonight we have three big updates to stories you saw first right here on abc seven news at 11. from a costly ruling for bart over its employee covid vaccine mandate, to new details about the origins of an investigation forcing a football team to forfeit. but first, here's abc seven news reporter j.r. stone with the update on a scary attack on an assistant principal in san ramon now escalating to a kidnaping charge. >> it's not what happened at the actual homecoming dance here at california high school in san ramon. it's what happened in the parking lot during that dance that is raising eyebrows. an assistant principal was attacked by a 16 year old visiting student

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now, we can't stress this enough. if you or someone you know is dealing with mental health issues, there is help available anytime you can dial 988 to reach the crisis. lifeline 24 over seven. you can find a list of local resources at abc seven news.com. slash. take action. >> we are committed to following the story from start to finish here at abc seven. and tonight we have three big updates to stories you saw first right here on abc seven news at 11. from a costly ruling for bart over its employee covid vaccine mandate, to new details about the origins of an investigation forcing a football team to forfeit. but first, here's abc seven news reporter j.r. stone with the update on a scary attack on an assistant principal in san ramon now escalating to a kidnaping charge. >> it's not what happened at the actual homecoming dance here at california high school in san ramon. it's what happened in the parking lot during that dance that is raising eyebrows. an assistant principal was attacked by a 16 year old visiting studen

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a legal expert about the impact this case could have for other abuse survivors convicted of crimes. >> new evidence and a new chapter in the case of eric and lyle menendez. >> i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation. >> the brothers, who from the get go said they were sexually abused by their father, could be freed from prison. >> there is also important to have some introspection today. >> thursday, l.a. district attorney george gascon putting into question whether enough was done for the victims of sexual abuse. >> because i think that often, for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault, whether they're women or whether they're men. >> this decision by the da today to resentence the menendez brothers speaks a lot to the change that we have in society, recognizing that persistent sexual and physical abuse can greatly affect how someone reacts to a situation and what they do in response to that. >> prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was f

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now to new developments in a crime that made national headlines and is now back in the spotlight. los angeles district attorney george gascon is revisiting the case of eric and lyle menendez, convicted in the murders of their parents. gascon, the former da in san francisco, says his office is looking into new evidence that's come to light. reporter michelle fisher with our sister station in los angeles, explains this latest twist. >> back when this case was first tried, they were mocked in the media and the culture at large. i don't think you'd ever see that reaction today. >> 35 years after eric and lyle menendez murdered their parents after enduring alleged sexual abuse, new cultural norms and new evidence could mean freedom for the convicted brothers. >> you factor in also the idea of these years of abuse, and back then we didn't have the ability to understand that as a culture and as a society. >> attorney mark geragos filed a habeas petition in may of last year with new abuse evidence in the menendez case, which the district attorney's office is

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. >> and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area, they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guards to also have folks from our community serving as ushers

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> strong reaction. yes.not clear how the abbreviation came to be on licenses in the first place. >> and again, if any san franciscans feel strongly enough, they can get theirs fixed so long as they don't mind another trip to the dmv, which is a little rough. >> worse, they could have put san fran kelly on. >> oh my goodness, that would get people riled up. fighting words. all right, let's check on our weather because halloween is tomorrow, right? >> trick or treat time. sandy. yeah. >> and it's going to be all treats, that's for sure. >> let's take a look at live doppler seven. we are seeing some showers moving in here on our radar right now. i'm going to take you into street level radar. let's start with the east bay because we are seeing some steady rain from concord clayton road heading into clayton. also around san leandro, castro valley across 580 bancroft avenue. we are also seeing some showers in the north bay, three hundredths of an inch in the past few minutes. in santa rosa, so it's coming down pre

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> sweet kid. all right. sick of climbing san francisco hills. the city is considering a high flying solution. >> it's interesting. a stunning show could have an encore appearance. and the bay area has a chance to see it. >> a moment you can't help but watch. 22 seconds of history coming down to make room for the a's futu to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. across the state. this is a live look right now. we've been getting some pretty dramatic images out of tampa saint petersburg area. of course, by daybreak tomorrow, those images will be even more stunning. milton actually made landfall to the south, but is a massive storm that is causing a lot of damage and flooding. it is expected to pass just south of o

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> strong reaction. yes. not clear how the abbreviation came to be on licenses in the first place. >> and again, if any san franciscans feel strongly enough, they can get theirs fixed so long as they don't mind another trip to the dmv, which is a little rough. >> worse, they could have put san fran kelly on. >> oh my goodness, that would get people riled up. fighting words. all right, let's check on our weather because halloween is tomorrow, right? >> trick or treat time. sandy. yeah. >> and it's going to be all treats, that's for sure. >> let's take a look at live doppler seven. we are seeing some showers moving in here on our radar right now. i'm going to take you into street level radar. let's start with the east bay because we are seeing some steady rain from concord clayton road heading into clayton. also around san leandro, castro valley across 580 bancroft avenue. we are also seeing some showers in the north bay, three hundredths of an inch in the past few minutes. in santa rosa, so it's coming down pr

abc seven news reporter tara campbell breaks down the san fran slight and the fight to fix it. >> it is not san fran. it is san francisco. >> state senator scott wiener calling out the dmv for issuing a series of driver's licenses to san franciscans, listing the city of residence as san fran for any self-respecting san franciscan that does not make the cut. in this letter, wiener asking the dmv to stop using what he describes as an intolerable term. >> don't be a tourist, and don't make us residents and denizens be tourists either. it doesn't sound good. it kind of bothers me. i think it's an insult to the great tradition of san francisco. you might as well just say frisco. if you were going to go that way. >> in fact, that's one of the state senator's suggestions, listing some alternatives for the dmv, including sf, the city, the city by the bay, and the best city in the world. >> trying to make a little bit of light of it and have some fun with it, while also conveying that this needs to be corrected and uh-, and i'm confident it will be corrected. >> in a statement, the dmv saying

abc seven news reporter tara campbell went to lesh's former home, where there was a steady stream of fans stopping by to pay their respects. >> deadheads descending on the haight-ashbury house that the band called home in the 60s, there to say goodbye to grateful dead founding member phil lesh. >> they've had a really big influence on our life, and so i like to think of the happy memories and perhaps some of the happiest for this couple from atlanta. >> the two deadheads meeting at a concert. >> we got the grateful dead. dancing bears were touring my wedding ring on our wedding rings. >> so you're you're married because of the grateful dead? >> yes, because of our love for the grateful dead. that's how we ended up together and each othe. >> and it just so happens they were visiting san francisco on this day when we heard the news that phil had died, we decided we wanted to come down here and just pay our respects. >> it's like watching a bunch of your friends get older and everybody gets older, and so people die. but the music goes on and the music does indeed go on right across the

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> sweet kid. all right. sick of climbing san francisco hills. the city is considering a high flying solution. >> it's interesting. a stunning show could have an encore appearance. and the bay area has a chance to see it. >> a moment you can't help but watch. 22 seconds of history coming down what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! across the state. this is a live look right now. we've been getting some pretty dramatic images out of tampa saint petersburg area. of course, by daybreak tomorrow, those images will be even more stunning. milton actually made landfall to the south, but is a massive storm that is causing a lot of damage and flooding. it is expected to pass just sout

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here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. reporter. >> san francisco's union square filled with the sounds of live music. a far cry from this scene just over a month ago san francisco 49 ers. rookie ricky pearsall was shot in an attempted robbery. >> the day that ricky pearsall was shot here in union square within seconds our officers were on the scene. >> sunday mayor london breed honoring more than two dozen police officers who responded. the mayor doubling down on what she said at this press conference the night of the shooting, repeating sunday. >> and we want to also send a message to anyone who thinks that they will be able to come to san francisco and get away with anything that our officers are paying attention, that police present strong. >> as the mayor went on to say, we have the tools that we need with license plate readers, drones and surveillance, and we will do everything we can to hold people accountable because ultimately we want you to have a great time with your hobbies and the crowd doing exactly that. we'

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has a look at what's at stake in november. >> quite a few of your farms, as you know it, will cease to exist. >> frank zamboni is talking about measure j, a sonoma county ballot measure that would phase out what are called concentrated animal feeding operations, or farms where large numbers of animals are confined. >> you know, big, big changes to most all the ranches in sonoma county. >> he says downsizing would prove devastating for family farms, like his leaving them unable to pay the bills. >> yeah, your dairies a lot of your beef operations, they won't be viable that way. >> and this group rallying saturday in santa rosa agrees. gathering in opposition to measure j. >> we all came out to support our ag community and to make sure that our ag community can still stay in business and keep us well fed with local, delicious, healthy food. >> all right, lead the way. >> meanwhile, those in support of the measure were also getting their message out saturday in santa rosa. >> factory farming hurts all of us. it hurts our environment. it hurts our publi

abc seven news reporter tara campbell takes us around the bay area for a sampling of the spooky offerings. >> halloween celebrations underway saturday across the bay. clad in costumes in the castro to give people that outlet, that thing that that old school san francisco, that street party vibe. >> the fact that we can close down a street and just come out here and be fabulous and be colorful and do the thing, means everything to me, because there is so much of the world that we don't get to do that. so yeah, i treasure it. >> halloween in the castro back for a second year after a long standing hiatus. >> wonderful opportunity to take back the streets and to continue the legacy of halloween in the castro, a beloved cultural institution. >> it's fun to get out and just, you know, dance with the community. sometimes i think it's really freeing. >> the fact that you can come out, find community, find some friends, be able to have like some connections, at least just for a couple of hours and across the bay more scenes of celebration, concerts, a costume party, and more at the uss hornet. >>

abc seven news reporter tara campbell has a look at what's at stake. come november. >> quite a few of your farms as you know it, will cease to exist. >> frank zamboni is talking about measure j, a sonoma county ballot measure that would phase out what are called concentrated animal feeding operations, or farms where large numbers of animals are confined. >> the big, big changes to most all the ranches in sonoma county. >> he says downsizing would prove devastating for family farms like his, leaving them unable to pay the bills. >> yeah, your dairies a lot of your beef operations, they won't be viable that way. >> and this group rallying saturday in santa rosa agrees. gathering in opposition to measure j. >> we all came out to support our ag community and to make sure that our ag community can still stay in business and keep us well fed with local, delicious, healthy food. >> all right, lead the way. >> meanwhile, those in support of the measure were also getting their message out saturday in santa rosa. >> factory farming hurts all of us. it hurts our

. >> i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. stone at abc7 new even has you covered,ected witlet'!ckup tlp -let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast si plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington. more than 19 million san jose state and the university of volleyball game has been relocated to the south bay. good october 23rin clear skies. loor sky conditions across the board. and you can cloudy, which is a big improvement from the cloudy start we've had the past couple oferure change. it is a lot colder in spots right now compared to this time yesterday. ten degrees colder in fairfield, 14 degrees colder in half moon in oakland, 52 in san jose. san mateo waking up to some cool air at 48 degrees. but we do recover very nice and warm, but note breezy once again, but daytime highs feel great in the mid 70s. now along the coast we do have partly cloudy skies. currently , but we do bounce back very >> you know, so far it's looking pretty good out there. we have a live look o get a little b

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports. temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october 7th hamas attack on israel. now, nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long, and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area, they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guards to also

>> abc seven news reporter tara campbell breaks down the san fran slide, showing up at ids and the fight to fix it. >> it is not san fran, it is san francisco state senator scott wiener calling out the dmv for issuing a series of driver's licenses to san franciscans, listing the city of residence as san fran for any self-respecting san franciscan that does not make the cut in this letter, wiener asking the dmv to stop using what he describes as an intolerable term. >> don't be a tourist and don't make us residents and denizens be tourists either. >> it doesn't sound good. it kind of bothers me. i think it's an insult to the great tradition of san francisco. you might as well just say frisco. if you were going to go that way. >> in fact, that's one of the state senator's suggestions, listing some alternatives for the dmv, including sf, the city, the city by the bay, and the best city in the world. >> trying to make a little bit of light of it and have some fun with it, while also conveying that this needs to be corrected. and i'm confident it will be corrected. >> in a statement, the dmv

>> tara campbell, abc seven news. and if you don't already have it, just download the abc seven bay area app to get alerts when there are important updates in the menendez brothers case. head to the app or abc seven news.com any time for more in-depth coverage of this story. developing news. east bay congressman eric swalwell is threatening to sue alameda county district attorney pamela price for defamation. at issue is a facebook post that price made earlier this month. it aligns swalwell with republicans and implies that he supported the recall of price to protect himself from a discovery that price made earlier this year. she found that under past district attorneys, prosecutors were purposefully eliminating black and jewish jurors from death penalty cases. according to the chronicle, swalwell believes that price made the comments because he endorsed the recall. price's campaign responded, saying, quote, our constituents would be better served if congressman swalwell focused less on trying to overturn the will of t

tara campbell abc seven news. >> all right, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking out there? >> it is a warmer start out there, so that means temperatures really aren't going to budge too much from what we saw yesterday. we're going to get a late day sea breeze, but that's only going to help our friends out at the coast. so we'll talk about more triple digit heat and the cooldown, which arrives to start the workweek next. >> lisa. thank you. also ahead israel. one year later, the somber anniversary of the at the bay bridge this morning. it's 512. the cal bears played the miami hurricanes on saturday, but the outcome of the game is probably secondary to what happened earlier in the day. espn's college gameday made its first ever visit to berkeley, and it was wild. take a look at this video. it was taken just after midnight, where you see crowds storming the barricades at memorial glade in order to get into position for that broadcast. and while some described it as chaos and criticized the lack of security, in the end the university is calling the overall event a success. abc

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports. temples across the bay area are beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october 7th hamas attack on israel. now, nearly one year later, federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. and given the anniversary of october 7th, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area, they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guards to also h

abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains how the case brings up significant questions about ai,ental health, and how we can ensure our children's safety online. >> this is the face of 14 year old sewell setzer, the third, and this is his mother, megan garcia. she's now suing a silicon valley ai company, saying its chat bot is connected to her son's death by suicide. it became really apparent that this was going to be a watershed case. mitali jain is the director of the tech justice law project and one of the attorneys representing garcia. it moves us from talking about the harms of social media to talking about the harms of generative ai. and she says, unlike social media companies, she thinks it's hard for ai companies to relinquish responsibility when we're talking about generative ai and we're talking about effectively, chatbots that are being fueled by the company's own llm and algorithms, it becomes much harder to say that this is third party content for which they're not responsible. the lawsuit, filed yesterday claims character technologies was reckless by offering minors

abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports. temples across the bay area are now beefing up security. >> the sights and sounds of the october seventh hamas attack on israel, now nearly one year later. federal agencies warning the anniversary could fuel violence. >> we're paying attention to security needs all year long, and of course, they're usually heightened at the high holidays. and given the anniversary of october seventh, even more so. >> the jewish community federation manages security across northern california and says preparations are well underway, even though there are no specific or credible threats. >> we're always worried about lone actors. >> in a joint statement, the fbi and department of homeland security saying monday's anniversary, quote, may be a motivating factor for violent extremists and hate crime perpetrators to engage in violence or threaten public safety. and at synagogues across the bay area. they're working to help people feel safe, including at temple sinai in oakland. >> when we have security guar

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> developing news this morning in the south bay, san jose police say a city council member is the target of a child sexual misconduct investigation. and gloria police have not revealed any details about the case or identified the council member. but we know one has released a statement to our media partners at the bay area news group. >> amanda san jose police would only confirm to abc seven news that an investigation is underway involving a member of the council. they would not release any other details. however, multiple sources tell our media partners at the bay area news group that police served a search warrant on a council member, omar torres, and detained him yesterday. the investigation is related to alleged sexual misconduct involving a minor. torres issued a statement through his attorney to the bay area news group late last night. he said the investigation is based on misinformation and was an act of, quote, retaliation from someone that he asked police to investigate for extorting and stalking him. and the statement went on to say, quote, i

. >> i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell, i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news. >> weeliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better love, member of the abc seven family who passed away suddenly yesterday. emily montgomery, first came to kgo in 1983 and worked in various roles, most recently, she spent most of her time operating the teleprompter specifically for this show. that's right. i was waiting for her yesterday and she never made it in to do the show. emily was smart. she was feisty. she knew everything about the bay area. if there was ever a geographical or grammatical error in the script, she would point it out. she would tell me in my ear she cared about the quality of her work and her coworkers. emily was so proud of her daughter, who's a teacher, and her grandchildren. she is. she was sadly the kind of person you want watching your back and had just endless supply of love and compassion for everyone. she was a light and joy and beloved by all here. emily montgomery's enduring impact will extend well beyond her days here at abc seven, and

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. >> i'm reggie aqui, i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell, i'm j.r. >> stone at abc7er local stories with real answers to help make o to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. they're both banged up. coach kyle shanahan said he'd obviously rather see those guys practicing, but they're veterans. they don't necessarily need the reps and the work to be ready for the cardinals on sunday. just to give you an idea of how good brock purdy has been, he started 25 games. so here's the list of highest passer ratings since 1970. dan marino's fourth. kurt warner's third. patrick mahomes is second. you want to guess who's first? brock purdy leading the pack with a rating of 112.6. kittle making that catch obviously helped him. he's a tad ahead of t

. >> i'm reggie aqui i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell, i'm j.r.at sony pictures studios, this is... ♪♪ let's meet today's contestants-- a girl between gigs from melrose, massachusetts... a data analyst from sun prairie, wisconsin... and our returning champion, a content manager from riverside, connecticut... ...whose three-day cash winnings total $58,000. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome back to "jeopardy!" in yesterday's game, it was our self-proclaimed tortured brooklyn nets fan, mark fitzpatrick, who, unlike his favorite team, has been on a bit of a winning streak lately and picked up a third victory. today, he's back to face two new challengers in rob and colleen. best of luck to all three of you. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. here are your categories. we begin in honor of "jeopardy!'s" 41st season with... then we have... then... you'll name the show. and finally... mark, what strikes your fancy? let's go world geography, $1,000. -mark. -what is hokkaido?

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. >> i'm reggie aqui i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena i'm tara campbell i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better number one. the l.a. county district attorney has filed a recommendation to resentence the menendez brothers for the 1989 murder of their parents. d.a. george gascon says he believes the brothers have paid their debt to society. it means both lyle and eric could soon be out of prison. number two. >> embattled san jose city council member omar torres is now requesting a 30 day medical leave of absence. torres says the investigation into allegations he sent sexually explicit text messages to a minor have affected his mental health, and he needs time to recover. >> number three. a big day on the campaign trail. vp kamala harris is expected to campaign with beyonce in houston. donald trump will sit down with podcaster joe rogan. >> number four some bay area cities are testing new technology to stop sideshows. it's a sensor that listens for them, using ai to identify specific tire screeches, then alerts police. >>

i'm tara campbell i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. just that guy that played bass and hung around and wanted everybody to just be happy. >> now, at 830, we're remembering the great phil lesh. he was a pioneering bassist for the grateful dead. the group developed a sound that helped define san francisco's 1960s hippie movement. good morning to you. let's start this half hour first, though, with a quick look at weather before we get to that, here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> yeah, zack, it's going to be pleasant and comfortable this afternoon with temperatures that are really mild, but w

the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, she told abc seven's tara campbell several times over the phone that his actions are disappointing. >> can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> price added that she invited the congressman to meet with her back in august, but he didn't respond. the recall election for the da's job is happening on november 5th, the same day as the general election. live in studio lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. today in the east bay, antioch's mayor plans to introduce a person he hopes will be a key player in turning around his city's struggling police department. it's the first day for new city manager bessie scott. in a release, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says scott has an extensive background in police accountability and reform. he says he believes her experience will help the city navigate state and federal investigat

the congressman should know better as a former deputy district attorney, she told abc seven's tara campbell several times over the phone that his actions are disappointing. >> can you expand a little bit more on what to you is most disappointing? >> i think people expect our congress people to listen to the constituents, to really do their research and, you know, to really weigh out what their position should be. >> price added that she invited the congressman to meet with her back in august, but he didn't respond. the recall election for the da's job is happening on november 5th, the same day as the general election. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. today in the east bay, antioch's mayor plans to introduce a person he hopes will be a key player in turning around his city's struggling police department. it's the first day for new city manager bessie scott. in a news release, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says scott has an extensive background in police accountability and reform, and he believes her experience will help the city navigate state and federal inves

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