tubbs just appeared in court room in bakersfield, california investigators are accusing tubb of robbingnd killing a man in lake isabella in 2019. he is a transgender woman and identified is a man at the time of the alleged incident the current county as decided to under the former name of james tubbs. the da also appeared to recognize the controversy this case carries. >> i'm not to talk about anything i know about mr. tubbs. >> the original prosecutor on the 2014 census isn't holding back. he heat-treated trip after the news broke, he is dangerous and that he tried to silence everyone who tried to speak upright in fact, fox news previously obtained audio recordings of tubbs in jail break into a father over the phone about being tried as mino and they child molestation case brickey i liked up because if i was an adult case i'd be lookin at life. i'm not lucky, so not really trip and brady pleaded not guilty on tuesday a judge set bond at $1 million is tubbs being held inside the men's jai for its. >> jeff, thank you very much. full-grown evergreen tumbling into the bay, and this toddler

tubbs loaded after the arrest h got for the release was defende by the office of la da who now faces recall and he should be recalled now that tubbs has bee charged with murder for a crime committed after the molestation charge. i know, i know, what is the world coming to when you can't even trust the. >> you know, cat i'm going to you first because we went back to that woman that says all you guys do is identify as a woman to be a woman in in this case all you have to do is grow your hair out you don't even have to remove your junk, he just grew his hair out and he's a woman s basically the left our saying i doesn't take anything to be a woman other than that. >> again, it takes a lot. >> me really worked up, i'm jus almost confused why more dudes aren't doing this. why is there a men's prison who are those guys and how are they if you look at hannah tubbs , that is that dude that does not even feel like a woman obviously. he's bragging about that. they felt bad for me because they said i was a chick that is all you need to do, why is ther a men's prison full of guys if they know al

and now as you know, tubbs has been charged with robbing and the premeditated murder of a man back in9. for his part he has been excoriated by south landers because of that original decision and the anger has only gotten worse since fox obtained jailhouse phone calls in which tubbs can be heard mocking the lightness of her sentence and referring to her first dictum as meat. >> no matter what i lucked out, because it was a juvenile case, so if not he would have had life. >> yes, they are treating you all the way as a juvenile, so you're lucky on that. >> so i am lucky, so i'm not really tripping. >> so i am not really tripping. big thanks to bill melugin, by the way, for helping us to break the story. as for gas going, he is now thinking of different ways to do its job, but he has been so completely knocked off-kilter because of this case and others i think it is fair to point out that it is not certain that he will be on the job for long. but for now, back to you. >> tucker: kevin corke for us, thank you so much. that's not the only case in which gascon has refused to charge criminals

the supervisors are also concerned developers will come in and buy up the areas impacted by the tubbs fire. >> before the original owners have the chance to rebuild, supervisors could vote to extend the moratorium beyond 45 days. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> on the kron 4 morning news. a san jose police officer is without job this morning following allegations of police misconduct on the job. how the san jose police chief anthony handle that situation. and 5 house republicans, including top republican kevin mccarthy had been subpoenaed. find a house committee investigating the january 6 attack. washington correspondent reshad hudson. all those details in a live report. we'll be right back after the break. >> the destructive coastal fire was driven by winds. it quickly burned through dry terrain. and now fire officials say climate change is also partially to blame. sandra mitchell has more on why they expect these types of fires to become more and more common. >> deep in the laguna niguel. and it started with a spark. cool temperatures. no fear santa anas and fire crews expected to qui

the rebuilding efforts in santa rosa from the tubbs fire are nearing an end.city is now set to begin construction on two of the last remaining park projects that were damaged by fire nearly five years ago. the work will include the restoration of parks and open space parcels in fountain grove and coffee park. fire damaged landscaping and irrigation will also be removed and replaced. the work is expected to be completed next year. baby fox was rescued after getting stuck in a pipe at a construction site in san francisco. this happened yesterday afternoon, right around 1 30 at the mission rock construction site near oracle park. crews worked to free the pup using power saws and cooling water. the fox is expected to be okay. coming up next in sports. have the giants turned their series around and split their series with the cardinals. jason appelbaum is next with that, and the rest of sports drivers avenue reason to get their vehicles up to date on routine maintenance. tonight at 10, some drivers can't find mechanics who are able to pull off those quick repairs.

the rest of the wildfires was the tubbs fire which swept through santa rosa, jumping highway 101 on thatg the casualties a mobile home park named journeys and. ashes, all that was left of homes and lives. abc 7 news reported cornell barnard is live in santa rosa because this is building a better bay area. >> that is right. construction is happening. >> this is the former side of the journeys and mobile home park. this is where it once stood. residents are getting ready to come back. >> i love journeys end.

the state limits them -- then we had in probably the last 20 plus years with the exception of the tubbs and glass fires. drought conditions are real, climate change is happening. cornell: calfire started training seasonal firefighters more than a month early due to increased fire danger in the bay area. >> i cannot imagine being surrounded by fire. this is all new to me. cornell: antoine jenkins and his son cameron moved from texas. he is learning earthquakes are not the only things to prepare for. >> they need to know what they can do and be prepared. cornell: being prepared can be a lifesaver. >> we are trying to do everything we can proactively. cornell: june 6 has been named start of prime fire season. crews are gearing up for what could be a long summer. liz: a wildfire burning in yuba county is 70% contained. the golden fire burned over 20 acres near camptonville inside the tahoe national forest. because of that fire is still under investigation. authorities say this is the kind of fire they don't see this early in the season. >> a lot of larger fires you typically see late-summer

honnah tubbs accused in killing of a man and he pleaded guilty to assaulting a young girl just weeksher 18th birthday when she identified as a man. her case drew nationwide attention as george gascon sentencing landed in a juvenile tention center. the da calling criticism of his decision misinformation. george gascon pointing to the fact dave chappelle was not injured and the suspect's knife was folded when he hit the stage. >> carley: the media is making it clear they oppose elon musk and his fight for free speech. watch this. >> they pet lent and not so bright billionaire casually bought one of the world's most influential messaging machines and handed to the far right. >> his idea of freedom is freedom to be a jerk. >> free speech of straight, white men. >> todd: joe concha here to react. joe, i'm no expert, you think a lot of hysteria is due to latest comment from our friend elon. watch. >> was not correct to ban donald trump, that was a mistake because it ilienated a large part of the country. >> todd: doesn't this prove they are so scared their ideas will now be exposed for bei

the tubbs fire which swept through santa rosa, jumping highway 101 on that first terrifying october night. among the casualties a mobile home park named journeys and. ashes, all that was left of homes and lives. abc 7 news reported cornell barnard is live in santa rosa because this is building a better bay area. >> that is right. construction is happening. >> this is the former side of the journeys and mobile home park. this is where it once stood. residents are getting ready to come back. >> i love journeys end. there is no two ways about it. quest linda spent 25 years of her life at the journeys and mobile home park until a monster wildfire changed everything. >> the park was on fire when i left. it was probably the worst night of my life. >> 3000 homes burned across santa rosa. now the park is finally being redeveloped. quest they work for burbank housing, the nonprofit agency leading the project to build 260 market rate apartments. >> residents that were burned out from their homes five years ago will have an opportunity to move back here and we have heard from at least a couple dozen

. >> it has been five years since the tubbs fire destroyed the journey and mobile home park in santa rosa. now a new milestone in the north bay. a new affordable senior housing project is taking shape on the same site where the mobile home park was destroyed in 2017. where live in santa rosa where many former residents are hoping to return home. reporter: construction on the senior affordable housing project cannot come soon enough for many folks. construction is well underway here. this is the site of the former journeys and mobile home park. and some former residents are ready to come back home again. >> i love journeys end. there's no two ways about it. >> she spent 25 years of her life at the journeys and mobile home park until a monster wildfire changed everything. >> the park was on fire when i left. i drove by burning palm trees. it was probably the worst night of my life. >> they destroyed most of journeys end and two residents lost their lives. 3000 homes burned across santa rosa. the park is finally being redeveloped. >> we can physically see where folks will live one day.

people like tubbs will get the minimal treatment by los angeles county and basically we have to relyenforcement agencies like another district attorney to handle these types of cases. when you have the fox guarding the chicken coop, why are you shocked when the chickens are all murdered. that's what we have now. we have a district attorney who purposely represents the defendants. well, the defendants already have a defense lawyer. they don't need a prosecutor also representing them. >> dana: i thought this was interesting. the original prosecutor of the tubbs molestation case said very rarely is tubs in compliance with anything. the gascon administration is like a second defense attorney. there are two defense attorneys in the room right now and nobody representing the victim and public safety. i assume you agree with that. >> 100%. look, in our adversarial system we have a prosecutor and we have a defense lawyer. my father was a public defender so i honor, respect the defense side. i think it is important. but you need to have a prosecutor in the room that is actually defending publ

hannah tubbs is accused in the 2019 killing of a man whose body was found floating in a river.lier this year, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a young girl inside of a denny's restaurant bathroom. that crime committed just weeks before her 18th birthday when she still identified as a man. her case drew nationwide attention after los angeles d.a. george gascon with mild sentencing guidelines plant at the 26-year-old in a juvenile detention center. and a request, the biden administration filing a partial motion to dismiss freedom of information ask request with parents domestic terrorist last year. that letter was sent by international school board association with coordination from the white house. indiana's attorney general exclusively telling fox news digital "the biden administration has again failed the american people by trying to sweep assaults on parents freedom of speech under the rug rug." all documents between federal officials and the and sba to bounce that letter, todd. >> todd: rejecting local politics in schools revising its case for social studies standards t

tong construction is set to begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed in the 2017 tubbs fire. the parks are located in the city's fountain grove neighborhood. the project involves removing and replacing fire damaged vegetation. fencing signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems and the play equipment at for ridge park. construction cost is estimated at $1.5 million. the funding was obtained through fema. calloway s and p g. any settlement funds on the south florida officials say three lightning sparked wildfires are merged into one large blaze near coral springs in broward county so far 37 square miles of burned but no structures have been damaged or destroyed. this is in the everglades. fire officials say they don't expect the fire to be contained until there is a significant rainfall. as wildfires in new mexico continue to rage. the white house approved an emergency declaration earlier today, 200 homes have been destroyed there and now more than 15,000 homes are under evacuation orders, and the danger could only get worse . potentially historic wind gusts are forecast

year, we had more acres burned in the state limits them last 20 plus years with the exception of the tubbs and glass fire's. drought conditions are real, climate change is happening. cornell: calfire started training seasonal firefighters more than a month early due to increased fire danger in the bay area. >> i cannot imagine being surrounded by fire. this is new to me. cornell: antoine and his son cameron moved from texas. he is learning earthquakes are not the only things to prepare for. liz: that was cornell barnard reporting. a wildfire burning in yuba county is 70% contained. the golden fire burned over 20 acres near camptonville inside the tahoe national forest. the cause is under investigation but this is the kind of fire they usually do not see this early in the season. >> a lot of larger fires you typically see late-summer, early fall. this early spring stuff is different than what we are used to seeing. liz: highway 49 remains closed in yuba county north of grass valley. winds caused spot fires which led to evacuations. a brush fire that forced evacuations for several hours frid

construction is set to begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed by the 2017 tubbs fire the north bay. the parks are located in the senate, rosa fountain grove neighborhood. project involves removing and replacing fire damaged vegetation, fencing, signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems and the play equipment at the first bridge park. construction costs is estimated at $1.5 million. the funding was obtained through fema, cal o. e s and p g any settlement funds all right time now is 7 17. and if you were thinking, maybe i'll hike later this morning for mother's day. maybe not really breezy out there again. diablo was clocking 47 last check about 10 minutes ago. movie #### good movie day. i agree. we do have breezy conditions out there cooler conditions out there, starting out with mostly clear skies. a quick moving front is going to sweep across the bay area later this morning and bring the possibility of scattered showers. but here's a look over a san francisco where it looks a bit hazy out there a little bit of fog, perhaps, and again a little bit of wet weathe

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. >> there's also concern that develop alerts will come in and buy up the areas affected by the tubbs fire before the original owners have a chance to rebuild. there could be a vote to extend the moratorium beyond 45 days. next. at 3.30, we have a crime for exclusive, a former sheriff's volunteer is now under investigation, accused a building and selling ghost guns. hear from his wife who says that she repeatedly tried to warn law enforcement. plus the warriors are back in the bay area for game 6 against the grizzlies. they're hoping to close out because the home crowd. and as we head to break, we're going to take this look outside. that's our sutro tower camera. we're starting to see some fog roll in over the golden gate bridge, but you will need shorts, sunglasses and sunscreen this weekend. we're going to track those hot going to track those hot meet a future mom, going to track those hot a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, s

then this month at six parks that were partially destroyed by the tubbs fire in 2017.nd replacing fire damage, vegetation, fencing signs, picnic benches, irrigation systems and the play equipment that for ridge park construction costs about $1.5 million. the money will come through fema callow yes and pg and e settlement funds were hundreds of firefighters in new mexico still battling one of the biggest wildfires ever reported in that state. it started almost two weeks ago in a rural area about 120 miles north east of albuquerque. it's burned now more than 275 square miles. it's destroyed almost 300 homes and businesses and forced the evacuation of almost 13,000 people. firefighters say the strong winds and are fueling the flames are shown no signs of letting up. we've had wind of its. you know, we've seen wind events they last a day or two. this is an unprecedented wind event. this is a bend event of 56 days here, a 60 hour red flag event is just really unheard of in this part of the world for sure. and so far, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. investi

there's also some concern that developers are going to come in and buy up the areas affected by the tubbs original owners have a chance to get back in there and rebuild. there could be a vote to extend the moratorium beyond 45 days. so we'll see. >> for your money this morning, we've all felt the sting of gas prices and it's not getting any better. no, unfortunately, gas prices reaching a high of what, $6 plus in a lot of areas around the bay. according to triple a regular gas across the nation is on average about $4.43. which sounds like a dream. yeah, he's california. the average is 5.87 and they area 5 of the 9 counties here are well over 6 bucks a gallon. yeah. the most expensive gas that we found on average was in san mateo county. the cheapest is out in solano county. we had a chance to speak with some folks at the pop. a limo driver here says he has no choice but to pass this cost on to you. >> had to increase my price a lie you know, which i don't like to do, but i have no choice at this point. >> it's understandable. you know, you will find a few spots that are below 6 bucks a ga

new aircraft more personnel compared to the cost of conflagrations like the tubbs fire in the camp fire. it is literally cheap insurance for california. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. california governor. gavin newsom says he may impose mandatory water restrictions. if people don't start using less water. he raised the possibility in a meeting today with local water agencies that supply major urban centers like los angeles and san francisco. the governor has called for a 15% voluntary reduction in water use, but has so far avoided mandatory sweeping cuts to water use. he may be changing his approach after water use went up dramatically in march, he's urging the local water agencies to ramp up their conservation messaging to avoid the need for mandatory restrictions. new details in connection to last week's shooting involving san francisco police the california department of justice is now investigating that shooting in accordance with the new state law that requires the attorney general's office to investigate all police shootings that involved the death of an unarmed person. on thursday

there's also concern that developers will come in and buy up the areas affected by the tubbs fire before the original owners have even had a chance to rebuild. there could be a vote to extend the moratorium. the on 45 days. we'll see. >> for your money this morning. we've all felt the sting of gas prices and it's not getting any better. gas prices reaching as high as $6 over and over in some places. and according to triple a regular cast is running at about 4.43, a gallon on average nationally. of course not here. i'm going to say we don't really feel for them at 4.43. kuz the average for us here in california has 5.87 and in the bay area. of course, more 5 of the 9 counties here are well over 6 bucks to get the most expensive on average is san mateo county. the cheapest is in solano county. one limo driver actually tells us that he has no choice but the pass that cost on to his client. there's no way around it. >> had to increase my price a little bit. you know, which i don't like to do, but i have no choice at this point. >> yeah, there may still be many spots below $6 a gallon see kin

the supervisors are also concerned developers will come in and buy up the areas impacted by the tubbs fire before the original owners have the chance to rebuild. >> supervisors could vote to extend the moratorium beyond 45 days. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a traffic alert for drivers in the north bay saunders avenue near sir francis drake boulevard is closed tonight because of a water main break or in water expects repairs to be done by about 4 o'clock tomorrow morning. drivers trying to get to sir francis drake boulevard can take park drive instead. >> and take a look at this. a tree. a big felling. lots are closed tonight. shutting down the stretch of el monte road. roughly 100 customers at last word. a lost power because of this a pg and e saying that it's rushing to help. >> who he would like power, we understand. >> just took out the power line. so so they can work on it quickly. >> pg and e says el monte from springer to higgins will be closed all night. they're going to secure the power lines and have to do that before crews can again to get that tree out of the road. all righ

also concern that developers are going to swoop in and buy up a lot of these affected areas by the tubbsrs have a chance to rebuild. there could be a vote to extend the moratorium beyond these 45 days. so we'll see what happens. but that seems to be the issue here got too many people looking to turn homes into rental properties instead of purchasing sent a loud people living there permanently. >> it's 7.25. and for your money this morning, we've all felt the sting of high gas prices and it's not getting any better know. unfortunately, gas prices reaching as high as $6 in some places around the bay area. according to aaa gas nationally on average is 4.43. but good luck finding any of know because california the average is 5 87 and in the bay area. more, of course, in fact, 5 of our 9 counties here are well-versed expects again. yeah, the most expensive that we've been able to find so far on average was up in san mateo county. the cheapest is out in solano county. we talked to one limo driver at the gas station, he says got no choice. he has to start passing this cost on to his clients. >>

compared to the costs of conflagrations like the tubbs fire and the campfire.is literally cheapened for insurance for all of california because that cost into the billions. this is in the millions and tens of millions reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox tune in tom. it really is remarkable this day and age how quickly we can all get eyes on on fire and see how it's developing and how it's growing , who developed the alert wildfire camera network that we're using. here in california. great universities, including the university of california at san diego, uh, university of nevada and reno and oregon state university. they all were involved in this along with people up in the state of washington. so it is primarily an academic function, but it's an academic function worked hand in hand with firefighters, utilities and all of that other stuff, and then it's turning out to be a very great success. and this is just the beginning. as more technology gets on board, things like artificial intelligence will be applied. it will be a true game changer more and more every

construction will begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed by the 2017 tubbs fire. the parks are in santa rosa's fountain grove neighborhood project involves removing and replacing fire damaged vegetation, fencing, signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems and the play equipment at for a rich park. construction cost is estimated at $1.5 million. the funding was obtained through fema, cal o. e s and p g any settlement funds the state is giving oakland millions of dollars to improve conditions at one of the city's largest homeless camps, ktvu lamonica. peters talked to a nearby business owner who hopes this will have a ripple effect on the surrounding community. just last month, an audit show the city of oakland was unprepared to handle its homeless crisis. oakland would need more funding resources and better management. now the state says it will allocate $4.7 million to help improve conditions at the encampment on which street the safety of everybody here. the fire trucks can't drive down the street that's fires a lot of fires in october, 2020 oakland city council

there's also concern that developers could swoop in to and buy up some of the areas affected by the tubbs fire before the original owners have a chance to put the money together to come back and rebuild. there could be a vote to extend the moratorium beyond 45 days as well. we'll let you know if that happens. >> for your money this morning, gas prices was also the staying waiting for him to go down. that's not happening. know. you can take a look at some of the video behind as prices reaching well above $6 in some parts of the bay. now nationally, aaa says -he average price for a gallon of gas is 4.43, i can tell you the last time we saw that know saying 5.87 on average statewide and in the bay area, like we said, it's over 6 bucks the most expensive gas on average is in san mateo county and the least expensive right now is in solano county. and we had a chance to speak to a limo driver, one of these gas stations. and he says it's. he can't avoid it. he's going to start passing those costs on to clients >> had to increase my price a little bit. you know, which i don't like to do, but i ha

there's also concern that developers may come in and buy up areas affected by the tubbs fire before theners have a chance to get the money together to vote d. there could be to extend the moratorium beyond the current 45 days. we'll keep you updated on if that happens. >> it's 9.26. and coming up, a san jose police officer is out of a job. there are allegations of misconduct. we're going to show you how the police chief handle the situation. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >> 9.29 right now checking out the weather on a friday. it's really clear. we've got rid of th

construction will begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed by the 2017 tubbs fireparks are in santa rosa's fountain grove neighborhood. the project involves removing and replacing fire damaged vegetation. fencing signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems and the play equipment for ridge park. construction cost is estimated at $1.5 million. the funding was well week after supreme court draft opinionr abortion rights in america still to come the action senate democrats are taking this week to force lawmakers to go on the record about abortion ahead of the midterm election. and back in march, we introduce you to a southern california firefighter who was collecting firefighting equipment to take to ukraine. well, now he is back from his mission coming up next, we'll talk to him live about what he witnessed. and how he helped his counterparts there in the war torn nation. of. supreme court documents showing that a majority of justices are ready to overturn roe v. wade madeline rivera tells us lawmakers plan on holding a procedural vote this week, aiming to codify abor

. >> there is also concern the developers will come in and buy up the areas affected by the tubbs fire before the original owners have the chance to rebuild. there could be a vote to extend this moratorium beyond 45 days. a group called the justice for oakland students. coalition is suing the school district 4. its decision to close some schools. this lawsuit claims that the district did not do the required environmental analysis to determine with the closing schools would cause environmental harm to low income and minority claims the closures will significantly affect the environment for children since many we're able to walk or bike to school and will now have to commute from farther away. >> we believe that there is enough evidence for the district to pas this restarted here to the legal requirements. last month, the civil rights group issued a complaint with the california attorney general. >> claiming the closures violate the rights of black students to equal education. the oakland school board has not compean. it. >> the san francisco board of education introduced the district's

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