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as judge ursula jones dixon transitions from 11 years on the bench to day one as alameda county's top prosecutor, she says she's focused on three major priorities building up the victim witness program, boosting morale of the office, and training and recruitment. because many prosecutors left during the last administration, jones dixon says many of those former prosecutors are ready to come back. we lost a lot of institutional knowledge to other offices under the last administration, and she i'm sure she made hired great people. i don't know them as of yet, but i know the experience is not the same. jones dixon spent 15 years as a prosecutor before being appointed to the alameda county superior court in 2013. she now takes over the office after former da pamela price was ousted. jones dixon says her aim is to restore public trust in the office through transparency, that we can't make promises about every result, but we can give it everything we have. we can train our lawyers such that they know how to put a case on, and we can make sure that the victims voices are heard. criminal defe

supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf. she's worked in the da's office. she was there from 1999 to 2013 before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. 609 on your tuesday morning. taking a peek outside. look at that. even drops on the lens this morning as we take a live look outside at san jose. carey has been tracking this rain across the bay area. that's your reminder to grab the umbrella or a poncho before heading out, because it will be raining off and on, not only throughout the morning, but into the afternoon. as this atmospheric river comes in, we can see how widespread the rain is all across the bay area. whether you're driving in the north bay or the peninsula down to the south bay, there is going to be some pockets of heavy rain coming in. and also we're watching out for the potential of some flooding, even though it's been a while since we've had a rain. a lot of this soaking i

the board of supervisors swore in ursula jones dixon today. she is replacing ousted d.a. pamela price. jones dixon worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026. she says she also plans to run in that election. san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn in this morning. mayor daniel lowery selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations during his time with the fire department. all right, turning now to our weather back with meteorologist mark tamayo and a look at all of the mess that we had today. >> yeah. remember back in january, we're thinking, oh, is it ever going to rain again? >> here we are. >> look at today. yeah. pretty active weather day across the entire bay area. heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms. we talked about the rainfall totals earlier, but take a look at this one site. mount tam. on

county supervisors have appointed judge ursula jones dixon for the job. jones dixon will serve through 2026 when the seat is up for election. she is replacing recall d.a. pamela price who voters thought was too soft on crime. this morning, a vallejo school is set to reopen more than a week after it was shut down by a copper wire theft. the incident left solano weidman leadership academy without electricity. district officials say power has been restored and additional security measures are in place after more than $200,000 in repairs. more than 600 students were sent to six other schools to continue classes . >>> the sonoma county board of supervisors is meeting this morning with a long to do list. the board agenda today includes action on proposed sonoma state university budget cuts, student and faculty protesting . after the school announced massive cuts to academic departments and the elimination of its athletics programs. as it faces a nearly 24 million-dollar budget deficit. >>> and the s x mta is going to discuss major cuts to transportation in san

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ursula jones dixon was sworn in this afternoon at the board of supervisors meeting.replacing recalled da pamela price. jones dixon previously worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026, and she says she plans to run for the remaining two years of the term. >> and right after the break, we come back. we look at the rain, which is ending for the most part, but it's still wet in some of the inland bay valleys. we'll keep an eye on what's coming next. there is more weather, but a break first. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at the top of the hour. alex. >> all right. mike. thank you. coming up tonight, we continue our coverage on the storm system that is slamming the west right now. we'll show you the work happening near southern california fire zones to try to protect homes against mudslides there, and how snow and ice are causing a lot of problems across the pacific northwest. full coverage for you tonight. pl

supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf and worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013. this was before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. it is a new workweek monday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco. nice and clear, at least for the moment. we've got some rain in the works. carry on over the weekend and that is what we can expect today, at least for now. we are taking a break for the most part. as we take a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, where we are seeing some very spotty light showers coming in, but our hour by hour forecast highlights that we'll start to see the rain moving into the north bay before the early afternoon hours and then making its way farther south, starting to fill in across the bay area for the evening and continuing to get heavier later on tonight with some pockets of rain that may also trigger a few thunderstorms, an

the board of supervisors swore in ursula jones dixon this afternoon. she is replacing ousted d.a.price jones. dixon previously worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. she will serve as the top prosecutor until an election in 2026. she says she is also planning to run for the remaining two years of the term, and san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn in this morning. mayor daniel lurie selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and a veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. during his time with the fire department. >> all right, we're checking back in on the weather. we've had plenty of rainfall. it is winding down for now, but there is more on the way. i'll have that coming up. [music] >> and today in washington, d.c, crews announced that all 67 victims have been recovered from the wreckage, but there is sti i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always

the board of supervisors sworn ursula jones dixon this afternoon.he's replacing ousted da pamela price. she previously worked as an alameda county superior court judge for dozens of years. jones dixon will serve until the election in 2026. she plans to run for the remaining two years of that term. san francisco's new fire chief was also sworn into office this morning. mayor daniel lowery selected battalion chief dean crispin to head the san francisco fire department. crispin is a native san franciscan and veteran firefighter. he has served as captain of the chinatown, north beach and south of market stations. during his years with the fire department. well, california's largest home insurer is now asking for an emergency rate increase following the wildfire disaster in los angeles. state farm made that request to state regulators yesterday. the insurance company says the disastrous fires and the claims that followed has created what it calls a, quote, dire situation. some insurance industry experts say the financial problems for state farm began wel

supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from uc, usf. she worked in the da's office as well from 1999 to 2013, before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled d.a. pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. later tonight, san francisco police will host a town hall to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. it all followed a standoff on january 27th. this is at ninth and mission street, south of market. officers shot and killed the gunman, who they say shot and critically injured the owner of a pot dispensary. investigators are still not saying what led up to the initial shooting, but that incident has not believed to have been a robbery attempt. now to a live look at the state capitol, where attorney general rob bonta will talk about what's being done to protect students and teachers from federal immigration threats. later this morning. bonta has been hard at work informing immigrants about their rights and protections under the

supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf. s worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013 before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. now, voters will elect a new da in 2026. all right. 608. let's take a peek outside, shall we? on this monday morning. nice clear shot of san francisco. much needed rain coming to the bay area. kari is tracking it for us. it was so great to see that rain over the weekend, but it was the north bay that measured the most. probably the area that didn't really need as much of that rainfall. but we are going to see things change as we go throughout the day, even though it's cloudy and fairly dry now, later on tonigh, we'll see the next wave of heavier rain moving in and it will continue to pick up. but once again, the north bay saw the highest rainfall totals over the weekend. kentfield had five inches of rainfall and mount tam nearby had over 11.5in of rainfall. san francisco one inch, while san jos

ursula von der leyen said maybe we should loosen the purse strings to maybe invest in defense.se people were talking about optimistic and are you saying that is bogus? mike: mario draghi -- tony: mario laid out the plan and it was not that surprising. those are challenges that europe has faced for decades. i would not say that we are pessimistic on europe, but we are realistic about europe. that we will not implement competitive policy when -- very quickly. they will have to face the more stress and pressure. we will see that pressure in terms of the economy and then in reaction to that we will see incremental steps. movement in the right direction but we are not expecting some big policy bnag that moves it as competitive as it should be. jonathan: the great irony with european officials with the exception of a couple of others about who they would want to have in the white house. they would tell you that it is not donald trump right now. and the greatest irony is that this president will push them and you have indicated this to do the right thing and nothing to help themselves

that keir lobby, though, is that sir keir starmer the red starmer is rolling out the red carpet for ursula von der leyen. she is the european commission president and the european council chief. he's antonio costa. on may the 19th. that will be the first of annual summits between the uk prime minister and the leader of the european commission, the top people in the trading bloc. they want to work further want to work on further collaboration the european collaboration with the european union. things happened union. and other things happened last night. of course, i was with the pm yesterday in brussels. as you as you both know, the talks last night were about security and defence. we are told other issues which are told the other issues which we want raise we know europe want to raise with whilst on with us, notably whilst on freedom of the under freedom of movement of the under 30 that was not raised. we understand on guidance and the pm will be meeting with a danish prime minister tonight here in downing street, but it is unlikely the uk will be working to sort out a solution to the issu