josey in japan was vandalized overnight.tvu is as a smith is here now and azenith smith, the latest in a syriza of crimes in san jose's japantown, yes, frank city leaders say the japantown community has been hit hard with thefts, burglaries and vandalism during this pandemic last night's to facing of a beloved piece of art, adding insult to injury. but i love it. i love in the heart of san jose's japantown at the corner of north fifth and jackson street's you can't miss this £11,000 granite rock. not just any rock, but a monument that holds special significance straight from a little island in japan. we were able to secure a stone in japan and have it shipped over and it sort of made the same journey that the original essays did a nod to the first generation easy. pioneers who immigrated from japan and settled in san jose granite symbolizing their strength and resilience, a gift given in 2000 and eight from san jose, sister city. okuyama yeah, overnight monday that gift was tagged with red graffiti. it's heartbreaking. it's

. >>> they were vandalized. we'll tell you how the japanese community is reacting. >>> months or years after covid infections, many are experiencing brain-related issues. we'll tell you how common this is. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure this is abc 7 news. >> we're out here and we'll do whatever we can to protect the people. >> tonight there is new security walking the streets of oakland's chinatown. it comes after a wave of violent attacks like this one on seniors in that community. >> j.r. stone is in oakland where there has been an arrest in one recent attack. >> reporter: volunteers like jimmy boon pangsley and kelly mia walking the streets of oakland after hours. particular the chinatown after three vicious attacks on seniors. their message is a simple one. >> we're out here trying to protect. i don't want nobody coming over here with a bad intention to try to hurt somebody. we're not about that. >> we're here to make sure nobody gets

being hit rather by vandals. this £11,000 granite monument was presented to san jose as a gift from its sister city of okinawa, japan, okayama rather japan, the japantown community says it stands with renewed gratitude for the perseverance and sacrifice of japanese pioneers who settled in san jose. the vandalism was discovered on monday. so far, there is no word of any arrests. city of san jose is hoping to entice people to visit downtown. there's valentine's day weekend with some new attractions. ktvu is as a smith tells us, it's all being done to try to help struggling businesses. have you lost that loving feeling in case you have several new features added to downtown san jose to get you in the valentine's day spirit. starting thursday, people can visit this valentine's day arch in there. the fairmont hotel, take selfies toe when gift cards i've just taken a couple of pictures is kind of cool. i'm going. some buildings lit up in toe light up some buildings. tombo ploy, some local artists through local color to

. >>> they were vandalized. we'll tell you how the japanese community is reacting. >>> months or years after covid infections, many are experiencing brain-related issues. we'll tell you how common this is. >>> abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> we're out here and we'll do whatever we can to protect the people. >> tonight there is new security walking the streets of oakland's chinatown. it comes after a wave of violent attacks like this one on seniors in that community. >> j.r. stone is in oakland where there has been an arrest in one recent attack. >> reporter: volunteers like jimmy boon pangsley and kelly mia walking the streets of oakland after hours. particular the chinatown after three vicious attacks on seniors. their message is a simple one. >> we're out here trying to protect. i don't want nobody coming over here with a bad intention to try to hurt somebody. we're not about that. >> we're here to make sure nobo

those are the elements to prove the vandalism charge and under $950 and generally be a misdemeanor. if the damage is often the case with the business windows and a lot more than $950 and one of the important things and we want the defendant or offender who caused the harm to be legally liable. we know a lot of them won't be able to do it and may be indigent and judgment proof, but we are still going to get that order as part of a conviction in every case and get an order called the cr110 and the business and victim in the case is entitled legally to collect that money from this offender and if at any point down the line with the money to pay and is a civil judgment and survives life of probation in the case. when i took office and inherited about 500 to the open cases and 20% of them and pretrial and the time it takes to a case like you are describing through the justice system before covid and far longer than anybody should accept or tolerate. and the median life of a case in superior court before i took office is over a year and of course with covid is a lot slower and longer. but

. >>> a gift from japan over a century ago, someone vandalized this monument overnight, why aren't police trying to find out who is responsible. >>> making it in the bay, making it easier for finding housing, debuting tiny homes. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, after temperatures near 70 this weekend, big-time changes rolling in, and increasing rain chances in about six minutes. >>> we continue our black history month series, today we're honoring kwatsi alibaruho, nasa's first flight director. among many career achievements, helped direct nasa's final space shuttle mission in 2011. >>> historic monument in japantown vandalized. red graffiti. the monument one of three at 5th and jackson, honoring japanese immigrants who settled. police are not formally investigating because no one filed a report. but plans to work with police to make sure those who tagged it are held responsible. >>> making it in the bay, master plan to address homelessness took a tiny step forward. tiny houses of hope, built in shadow of the old city hall, 25 homes the start of long range housing plan. plan to b

the summer and that is just as bad as the united states capitol being vandalized.ctually it's not that i'm not going to confuse a taco stand with the united states capitol programs not going to confuse the selling of tacos with actually moving through the constitutional process. greg: the selling of tacos, what it tomato faced toured with so. the truth is the riots resulted in more than 20 deaths. but property damage estimated into the billions making it the most expenses period of unrest in our nation's recorded history. that is some taco dandies sunbaked white hat but i think i can speak for planet earth when i said you joe scarborough. runner-up nicole wallace moaning in delight for a trump casino explosion. >> let me play this. this is the implosion of a trump property. a metaphor, are we done? trump is already ushered in -- are we done? >> i'm just aiding in this for a second nicole. >> i never say this kind of stuff that control we -- control room can be played again and? greg: she's over someone yet she still can't let go reminds me when i got dumped in high

. >>> tonight vandals target a landmark that honors japanese immigrants. >>> a new type of emergency shelter in the southbay, >>> new video of a police shooting in contra costa county, now we do want to warn you, this may be hard to watch. pittsburgh lease releasing new details in the january 30 incident. officers were called to a shopping center on harvard street after reports of a man on the roof. the suspect was identified as 32-year-old kerdell lillard who officer say was in the parking lot when they arrived. >> it on the ground now. >>> the officer say that willard refused to listen. at one point, police say he began running at officers, with a gun pointed at them and that is when shots rang out. he was hit in the arm, he was treated at the hospital, and then booked into the martinez jail. >>> police arrested two suspects involved in two separate standoffs. in one case, officers were called to a domestic disturbance at a willow glen strip mall. in the other case, police say a man broke into a home on the east side of town. the family who lives inside that home says they woke up,

>>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a historic monument in san jose has been vandalized why one city leader says that he believes it wasn't racially motivated. but it still hurts more on that to come. at lowe's, every weekend is a holiday weekend with big savings on home appliances. from what you need to what you want. save with special values and free delivery on appliances $299 or more. there's no better day than today to shop appliances at lowe's. >>we're back at 7.24 in the south bay a historic monument in san jose's japantown was targeted by vandals you can see what was done the granite monolith honoring the city's japanese immigrants was covered with red spray paint now city leaders are looking for answers as to why someone would do this kron four's dan storm has a closer look. the council member that represents this district is not believe that this vandalism was racially motivated but that doesn't make it any less disheartening. >>for an area that's been struggling like so many others throughout this pandemic this is just another unfortunate hit red graffiti covers a his

plus someone vandalizes, a san francisco restaurants, outdoor park lit, but the owners reaction wasn't what you'd expect. plus another sexual harassment allegation against new york governor andrew cuomo, the woman who has now eight. and9 vaccinations. and this weekend alan temple baptist church in east oakland is hosting a mobile covid-19 vaccination clinic in partnership with the california department of public health appointments were made available to those who met the current guidelines to receive the shot. we're taking a walk up. so if you are there if you're not able to register, don't worry about it. just come on down, we'll be able to sign you up in person and make sure you receive your first vaccination because the one thing we do know is that vaccination is helping to save lives, organizers say the mobile clinic adele in temple is meant to serve the vaccination needs of residents in east oakland, one of the areas hardest hit by covid-19 infections and deaths, the clinic will be open again tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. over 20% of adults in san francisco have now received at

5.16, let's head to the south bay where this historic monument santos's japantown was targeted by vandals the granite monolith honors the city's japanese immigrants, and you can see here was covered with red spray paint city leaders are looking for answers as to why someone would do this with kron four's dan thorn with a closer look. the council member that represents this district does not believe that this vandalism was racially motivated but that doesn't make it any less disheartening. >>for an area that's been struggling like so many others throughout this pandemic this is just another unfortunate hit red graffiti covers a historic monument in san jose's japantown the spray paint put there by an unknown vandal is unnerving the city's japanese community, this is just adding insult to injury. this has been a tremendously difficult year, especially for small businesses city council member peralez believes this graffiti was done at random by a well known tag and crew that uses the moniker j b f. >>he says japan towns struggles to the pandemic have gotten worse because of recent burglaries

police right now trying to find whoever vandalized a granite monuments that was a gift to san jose from its sister city in japan, as ktvu, south bay reporter, azenith smith explains. this is the latest in a series of attacks in san jose's japantown. but i love it. i love in the heart of san jose's japantown at the corner of north fifth and jackson street's you can't miss this £11,000 granite rock. not just any rock, but a monument that holds special significance straight from a little island in japan. we were able to secure a stone in japan and have it shipped over and it sort of made the same journey that the original essays did a non to the first generation easy. pioneers who immigrated from japan and settled in san jose granite symbolizing their strength and resilience, a gift given in 2000 and eight from san jose, sister city. okuyama yeah, overnight monday that gift was tagged with red graffiti. it's heartbreaking. it's hard to believe that somebody would, you know, be doing something like this. i was extremely disheartened councilman rubble paralysis who represents japan town, say

. >>> vandals targeting historic monuments. >>> more clouds of the bay area and also that hayes on the horizon, the air quality was not as good as it was over the weekend, eventually going to see >>> pittsburgh police releasing the body camera video, and it shows the moment an officer shot an armed man. cell phone video from a shopping center shows a man on the roof of a building, this was january. police say it was 32-year-old kerdell lillard who officer say was in the parking lot, when they arrived. the officers are saying that he refused to listen to their commands and that is when he allegedly grabbed a gun the top of the car's tire and ran away. one point police say he began running at the officers with the gun pointed i them -- at them. that is when shots rang out.t i that is when police say he dropped the gun and he lay down on the ground. another angle of the shooting from the office errors that commercials officer richard belcher him get out of his car, and began shouting those commands of the suspect before shooting him. police say willard was handcuffed and given medical tre

you can see it here being vandalized a couple of years ago. flag in san jose during the 1876 bear flag revolt against mexico. an act some considered imperialistic. in the essay, the mayor said the statute should come down so we can focus on bigger priorities like the pandemic and recession. he writes we should ask ourself whether it's worth tormenting our neighbors with a daily reminder with an image they view as oppressive. >>> well, february is black history month. this year we're hearing directly from the icons of the civil rights movement. in september 1957, then 14-year-old students integrated central high school in little rock, arkansas. you've likely seen the images of federal troops escorting the so-called little rock nine past an angry mob. the torment and the threats didn't end on day one. they experienced routine harassment and even violence. in fact, four weeks before graduation day, lynn near's home was rocked by an explosion. >> i got up the next morning after my home was bombed and i went back to school because if i had not gone

the search is on for the person who vandalized this lunar new year statue in union square. just before midnight sunday, surveillance video captures the vandal pulling off the horn of this ox statue. it is one of 11 life size statues designed by local art. is and installed across san francisco in the year of the ox celebration. >>> our covid numbers have received the lowest point in months. this shows the 14-day average. you can check out on january 8, it was at an all time high of 14%. today it is at a low of fore.2%. that's where the state was in the beginning of november. covid cases are dropping across the country as states take different approaches to fighting the pandemic while keeping the economy afloat. what can we learn comparing the curves between california and florida? >> reporter: california has had among the strictest lockdowns in the country. >> we're announcing and introducing a regional stay-at-home order. >> reporter: compared to florida where there's video after video of little mask wearing. >> we've saved our economy. >> reporter: in the last few weeks, b

: the last one isn't a crime. >> the last one wasn't a crime but when you commit these kinds of vandalisms right to film and should be highlighting it. >> harris: so jason, we call them anarchists because they are. what is the end goal here? are they legitimately trying to undo what we have as america? why would they think they can? >> so it is interesting. there is a lot of different thinking. others believe they need to tear down the systems we have, systems they believe are systems built on white supremacy and oppression and they have to rebuild them in an image that they personally approve of. the reason why they feel like they can do it is because let's be clear. they've been allowed to do it. these things don't happen in a bubble. they've been happening for a matter of 8 to 9 months with little consequence. you have city's attorneys around the country who haven't been prosecuting these crimes. you have politicians like a corey bush who go ahead and defend them and you have no political will coming from democrats to call them out with any sense of consistency. it doesn't just happen i

. >>> in the south bay right now, investigation into the vandalism of a historic monument in japan town. someone spraypainted red graffiti overnight on the pioneer stone. it's a 11,000 pound granite stone from japan. the japan town community congress tells our media partner the mercury news they do not believe the vandalism was racially motivated. >>> a man has been charged in a string of assaults against seniors in oakland's china town. the police chief made a promise to the community today. here is leslie brinkly. >> after three brutal attacks on seniors in oakland's china town last week, including the horrifying video of a 91-year-old man being pushed to the pavement, there was a dramatic announcement as the newly sworn in oakland chief of police stood alongsidal meeta county's district attorney. >> i now am announcing that we have filed charges against an individual identified as yaya muslim. we have charged him with three counts of assault. >> muslim is also facing charges of inflicting great bodily injury and committing a crime against an elderly person. the da says he has two pri

a monument beloved by san jose's japanese community vandalized. security footage captured the crime. >> you just can't believe somebody would do something like that to something that represents the struggles and sacrifices of the first generation of any immigrant community. >> reporter: the granite stone honors the pioneers or the first generation of japanese settlers in the valley. it was a gift from its sister city in okayama j.p. >> it symbolizes that we are e resilient. >> struggles and sacrifices of any person in an immigration family, you know, that endured so much. >> reporter: the monument so beloved in the community some residents have been known to hug the stone as a way to connect with ancestors. they worry the rock has been permanently damaged. >> very disheartening to have someone just have total disregard for people. to want to deface something like this. >> reporter: so far no evidence the crime was racially motivated. in san jose, kris reyes for abc7 news. >>> man accused of causing a deadly crash involving eight cars in san franci

afraid to defend their job respect the institution in which they served imagine that it would be vandalized in so many bad ways that it won't even go into here and that they would not respect their institute that the president of the senate mike pence hang mike pence was the chant and they just dismissed that why because maybe they can't get another job what is so important about any one of us what is so important about the political survival of any one of us that is more important than our constitution that we take an oath to protect and defend but why i came over was because i listened to mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell who won this distinguished. group of house managers were gathered on january 15th to deliver the articles of impeachment could not were told it could not be received because mitch mcconnell had to shut down the senate and was going to keep it shut down until right until the inauguration so for him to get out there and make this indictment against the president and then say but i can't i can't vote for it because it's after the fact that's fact that he established the fact

. >> happening now, historic monument in san jose's japantown vandalized. graffiti is on the "empire" near stone. the monument sits at the corner of north 5th and jackson. one of the sites honoring japanese immigrants who settled in san jose. police say as of right now officers aren't yet investigating it because no one has filed a report about the vandalism. we're back with more. toyota's presidents day sales event has been declared. get to your toyota dealer any way you can for star-spangled savings on the best lineup of cars, trucks and suvs in america! just annoued, get 0% apr on 8 of toyota's top-selling models, like rav4, camry, corolla, and prius. all toyotas come with toyota safety sense and complimentary scheduled maintanance. toyota's presidents day sales event is on now! toyota. let's go places. >>> okay. forget cash and credit. you might soon be able to buy a tesla with bitcoin. today tesla announced it invested $1.35 billion into the cryptocurrency. the electric car maker filed a brief with the securities exchange commission saying it bought th

year for a couple, a granite monument in the heart of san jose's japantown has been the target of vandalism. members of the community say there were heartbroken to find that the granite. had been tagged with red graffiti overnight. they say the monument arrived 13 years ago as a gift from okayama, which is sent jose's sister city in japan. the granite is said to symbolize strength and resilience and pays tribute to the first generation of japanese immigrants find it hard to imagine if people really understood the symbolism that. um they would. they would do something like this. security video captured a bike rider at 1 30 in the morning, who is believed to be responsible for the vandalism. a construction company is. planning to restore the monument, okay, we got a lot of activity out in the pacific. that's always a good sign for something inbound coming in our direction for some rain or snow, and in fact, we got a big cloud shield here. it's huge, actually, but it's really not producing much more than a few light showers or sprinkles or drizzle along the coast. parts of the bear have had re

>> we should all be condemning violence and vandalism, but this is an impeachment of the president ofthere is -- i think there's no way to conclude that but for the president of the united states' actions telling people this was a fraud, despite all the evidence to the contrary, leaving his supporters with no other choice but to fight for their country, inviting them to the capitol, whipping them up in a speech, directing them towards the capitol, remaining silent during the attack as people all around him implored him, begged him to do something to stop the violence. as his former chief of staff, governor of -- former governor of my state, former people that served in high positions were begging him publicly to stop it. he did nothing. in fact, he poured more gasoline on it. and so this is what's at issue right now. not the fact that there has been violence in our country. not the fact that there's been other terrorist attacks in our nation's history. this is, is the president of the united states responsible, and i think it is clear that but for the actions of this president, we wou

a monument in san jose japantown was targeted by vandals you can see what they did. it's a granite monolith honoring the city's japanese immigrants, and they covered red spray paint city leaders are looking for answers and the police are investigating kron four's dan thorn has more. >>the council member that represents this district does not believe that this vandalism was racially motivated but that doesn't make it any less disheartening for an area that's been struggling like so many others throughout this pandemic this is just another unfortunate hit red graffiti covers a historic monument in san jose's japantown the spray paint put there by an unknown vandal is unnerving the city's japanese community, this is just adding insult to injury. this has been a tremendously difficult years. >>it's 19 and we want interrupt to go live to levi stadium. you can see the governor is talking about the covid situation, let's of its kind here in the state of california san diego county. he is leading this state as a county in terms of the administration of the vaccine. >>more va

also in san jose tonight vandals targeted this. >>historic monument in the city's japan town area, the granite monolith honoring the city's japanese immigrants was just covered in the red spray paint overnight tonight city leaders are looking for answers why would someone do this kron four's dan thorn has that story. the council member that represents this district does not believe that this vandalism was racially motivated but that doesn't make it any less disheartening. >>for an area that's been struggling like so many others throughout this pandemic this is just another unfortunate hit red graffiti covers a historic monument in san jose's japantown the spray paint put there by an unknown vandal is unnerving the city's japanese community, this is just adding insult to injury. this has been a tremendously difficult year, especially for small businesses city council member peralez believes this graffiti was done at random by a well known tag and crew that uses the moniker j b f. >>he says japan towns struggles to the pandemic have

grant and vicki, the council number that represents this district is not believe that this vandalismut that doesn't make it any less disheartening for an area that's been struggling like so many throughout this pandemic this is just another unfortunate hit. red graffiti covers a historic monument in san jose's japantown the spray paint put there by an unknown vandal is unnerving the city's japanese community, this is just adding insult to injury. this has been a tremendously difficult year, especially for small businesses city council member peralez believes this graffiti was done at random by a well known tag and crew that uses the moniker j b f. >>he says japan towns struggles to the pandemic have gotten worse because of recent burglaries and other petty crimes like this streaming disheartening to see that we people out in community when it come out and just face whatever it may this one just hurts instinct little more. >>the monument was erected as a tribute to the east say pioneers, the first japanese immigrants to san jose. the 5 and a half ton gift came from japanese sister kia

san francisco police say they're investigating the vandalism, which happened sunday night.e numerous incidents recently that have targeted the asian american community. she says it's a much bigger issue than just the attacks. >> we still have a. november challenges around violence in general. and what i don't want this to be is a divisive issue. the african american community in this city stands in solidarity with our asian brothers and sisters. >> the san francisco police department is asking for help in tracking down those responsible for vandalizing the objection statue. simply will not tolerate. >> come on. it's so silly. they'll find the person responsible. >>> on to the weather forecast. spencer, oui got a little bit more rain it sounds like, but some nice days ahead too. >> you're right about that, dan. let's start with tonight's forecast. we're going have mainly clear skies, especially during the overnight hours. and it is going to be chilly in the inland valleys with low temperatures dropping into the mid- to upper 30s and about 40, 42 degrees around the bay shorel

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while we don't condone acts of vandalism by the unheard neither will we condemn it. not as long as property rights are protected, but human rights are ignored. steinberg according to his staff, welcomes debate and has in the past been moved by demonstrations outside his home. this one they say went too far in sacramento, melanie window. now to santa clara county, which is opening up a new emergency shelter for people who are homeless and living in downtown san jose. less than an hour ago here, county leaders helped open the new site, right your old city hall in north first street. shelter is made up of more than two dozen tiny homes that were built by workers who were once without a home themselves. they're designed to house homeless families with at least one child who are referred through the county shelter hotline. these tiny homes have h back units and electricity, all from a solar micro grid. across the bay, the city of san francisco, opening up a new facility for people who are homeless today, the lower polk navigation center is located at the intersection of h

. >>> still to come this morning, people in the south bay share their shock and frustration after vandalsstoric monument. >>> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down 100 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> you got to hear this one, scammers were selling fake masks, they look like the real deal, they even fooled hospitals. >>> we're going to share that with you in a few minutes. right now, 6:40 and we're checking in with mike for our forecast. >> all right, thank you very much, kumasi, julian, hi, everybody. let's look at live doppler 7. the sprinkles are falling out there, the light rain in the middle part of the atmosphere trying to make it gown to the ground, having a hard time hitting any of our buckets. it could leave a sheen on some of our roads this morning. that's one of the bigger issues for your commute. it brought in milder temperatures, almost double digits in most of our inland neighborhoods. on the peninsula, mid-40s to low 50s to san bruno, 52 degrees. and you see 47 now in santa rosa. 48 in places like san raf

when the police show up and document vandalism or broken window, submit the police report to my staff and help fix the window through city victim compensation fund. >> and when you make that police report, please report crimes. if you don't report them, we can't do anything about them. when you report to the police, they are going to do their best under difficult circumstances to identify the suspects, to identify the evidence. and to gather all that together and make an arrest and present the team of lawyers with the investigation. and to arrest 100% of people who commit crimes and san francisco is not realistic. but if you report quickly and have video footage and other evidence and to do their job and in turn it will make it easier for my team to do their job. and just like the police can't arrest the crimes and can't prosecute the arrests to prosecute and hold people accountability and we know there are a number of people who are committing crime after crime and are in close communication and get the case to struggle and make it stick. and hold accountable and break the cycle of r

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we also have a pilot program in district five to help small businesses that have been harmed by vandalism or broken windows during the pandemic, get reimbursements for their expenses. we hope we can bring that pilot program citywide so we can do more to help every single small business that has suffered from vandalism or graffiti or broken windows in the last year, regardless of wlosht -- whether or not we're able to prosecute the case. the majority of the cases the police bring us, we're able to prosecute. that's something we're committed to continuing to do. we have a wide variety of tools we used to hold people accountable. we look at every single case the police bring us and we take them seriously. we will continue to do that. >> thank you district attorney boudin. the next question come from gregory from the san francisco community news. is there no bail set for jack palladino's murder? >> we asked the court to impose a detention order, meaning no bail. i don't believe the court has yet ruled on that request. the individuals are currently in custody, both on the initial case we filed

a man broke in, vandalized the center and attacked the tortoise. she was shocked to find he had a wooden stake in the shell. beaten with a post and suffered cuts from glass. he was rushed to the animal hospital. where he under went surgery. to remove the wooden stake which just missed piercing his lung. >> the amount of force to break the shell. it saved his life. >> he is still in shock. but the 70 year-old is eating and walking. police arrested a 40 year-old man for felony vandalism. and animal abuse. he is currently been placed on emergency 72 hour mental health evaluation. >> i'm speechless. i tell him this guy is older than my grandparents. he can't defend himself. he just stood there and got beat up. it's wrong. >> parents are also stunned by the attack. >> i was shocked. disgusted and it was just unfathomable. somebody has the capacity to do that. >> he says he brought nothing but joy to the kids. >> they love him. they fed him every day. >> the tor 'tis should be able to return home in a month or two. >> still ahead. new rules from robin ho

mobs, or threats. >> there's no question that when the congress returned after this siege to their vandalizedthe work they started there was a different atmosphere. >> i never lived through or imagined an experience like the one we just witnessed in this capitol. >> today was heartbreaking. >> it was a cold shower for a lot of people. and it changed the tenor of the debate. it didn't change everyone's mind. >> we do need an investigation into irregularities, fraud. we do need a way forward together. >> some politicians decided to back off the objections in the aftermath of the violent that we saw. josh hawley of missouri still went forward with his objection. his critics said he was helping incite the passions that led to the violence. >> those who choose to continue to support is a dangerous gambit by rejecting to the legitimate results of a democrat you can election will forever be seen as being complicit in an unprecedented attack against our democracy. >> i don't think that the 147 who voted to overturn the results of the election ever believed that they were going to be successful. >> jo

these vandals shouted and rifled through the desks in this room. they took pictures of documents and of themselves, celebrating that they had taken over the floor and stopped the counting of electoral college votes. [inaudible] larry was arrested for his role in the insurrection and was photographed on the i senate flr wearing a helmet, tactical gear and carrying flex cuffs. this man, also in the senate gallery was dressed in what appears to be tactical year also holding flex cuffs. if the doors to this chamber had been breached just minutes earlier, imagine what they could have done with those cuffs. after insurrectionist's occupied the capitol and stopped the joint session from counting the votes, the capitol was in lockdown for five hours. as long as it took to get back to the capitol to get back to the certification of the election, it could have been so much longer. we might not have been able to have resumed at all. has horrific as it was, 140 officers injured, three officers who ultimately lost their lives, we all know that awful day could h

we also have a pilot program in district five to help small businesses that have been harmed by vandalism or broken windows during the pandemic, get reimbursements for their expenses. we hope we can bring that pilot program citywide so we can do more to help every single small business that has suffered from vandalism or graffiti or broken windows in the last year, regardless of wlosht -- whether or not we're able to prosecute the case. the majority of the cases the police bring us, we're able to prosecute. that's something we're committed to continuing to do. we have a wide variety of tools we used to hold people accountable. we look at every single case the police bring us and we take them seriously. we will continue to do that. >> thank you district attorney boudin. the next question come from gregory from the san francisco community news. is there no bail set for jack palladino's murder? >> we asked the court to impose a detention order, meaning no bail. i don't believe the court has yet ruled on that request. the individuals are currently in custody, both on the initial case we filed

and vandalism. they are not stealing anything and most of the time and is really crazy and consequences and you can't keep doing this over and over again. somebody comes and in is an assault and is really terrible and i know it's terrible and i bet every one of the folks and what they can get away with. and until there are consequences, it is really terrible. and just want to mention some of the homeless situation. and the trash and everything. and so dpw says, well, we can clean up around them a bit. and you have the thoughts and outside of the small business and provide a place to, fine. and help them clean up and that also impacts and more concern and as we have the impact to get back to resolving door and consequences. >> next caller please. and good afternoon. my name is steven cornell. i am a former owner of the hardware store on polk street for 40 years and a member of the polk street merchants association and member of the council district merchants. i have heard the stuff this afternoon and

these vandals shouted with rifles to the desks in this room. they took pictures of documents and of themselves celebrating that they had taken over the floor and stopped the counting of electoral college votes . [shouting] >> they were going to sell us out all along. [shouting] >> larry brock who was arrested for his role in the photographed was on the senate floor wearing a helmet, tactical gear and carrying flex cuffs. this man, also in the senate galleryis eric lynch show . like brock he was dressed in what appeared to be tactical gear . also holding up flex guns. if the doors to this chamber had been breached just minutes haearlier, imagine what they could have done with those cuffs. after insurrectionist occupied the capital and stop the joint session from counting the votes, the capital was in lockdown five hours. as long as it took to get back to the capital, to get back to thecertification of the election could have been so much longer . or we might not have beenable to resume at all . as horrific as it was, 140 officers injured, three

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where was the outrage when senator mcconnell's house was vandalized or he was confronted at a restaurant. where was the outrage when kirstjen nielsen and sarah sanders were accosted at restaurants with their families. where was the outrage when rand paul and his wife were attacked after the rnc? where was the outrage when rand paul was viciously assaulted by a neighbor, the one that left him with six broken ribs? congresswoman omar "joked about that on twitter. on i on i tonight, the same democrats who condoned or ignored all of the summer's violent riots and ignored the attack on the white house and ignored the harassment and the attack against republican lawmakers and called on their followers to "fight like hell" just like donald trump, the same democrats now accusing the president of inciting insurrection because he told his supporters to fight like hell and in the same speech it turns out he says to be peaceful and patriotic and let your voice be heard. president's speech doesn't, i guess, qualify as incitement, does it? according to, if you want to look at the law, brandonberg v oh

businesses in the dozens of cities looted, vandalized, lit ablaze.you remember retired captain david dorn? he was murdered protecting a business in st. louis. do you remember horace lorenzo anderson jr.? his father was on the show. he was murdered in the chas chop autonomous summer of love spaghetti pop dinners in seattle. most democrats, most in the media didn't care. some even con doled, some supported the so-called demonstrations. they wouldn't call them riots. they lied to our face and said mostly peaceful. kamala harris on top of everything she said promoting bail fund for the violent rioters arrested. one violent offender freed from jail twice because of this fund now arrested for a third time. when will kamala harris be held responsible or any of the democrats be held responsible for the violent rhetoric, the conspiracy theories, the lies and the hoaxes? trump is now guilty of inciting insurrection saying the same thing as stacey abram and hillary clinton then there are dozens of others that should be held to the same standard. we noticed in t

man drove a spike into his shell while vandalizing the preschool where he lived. went into emergency surgery and is recovering. the vet started gofundme to hope to cover the cost of treatment. received $5,000, passing initial goal. great. >> great black history month and each day dedicated to bringing you meaningful stories from black americans. lester holt with the importance this month holds for him. >> black history month is time we traditionally focus on the struggles of black understanding that history maya summer. but to view only through prism of slavery, discrimination and injustice is miss broader story of what black people have contributed to this country, often in spite of those obstacles. patriots who fight for ideals. scientists and doctors who advance of african-americans helps us better understand our journey as a country. where we've been, where we want to be. >> thank you lester. >> well said. >>> oakland zoo reopening tomorrow. clever way it made the announcement, coming right back. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile

these vandals shouted and rifled through the desks in this room. they took pictures of documents and of themselves celebrating that they taken over the floor and stop the counting of electoral college votes. .. [inaudible conversations] [crowd yelling] [inaudible] >> larry brock, who was arrested for his role in the insurrection was photographed on the senate floor wearing a helmet, tactical gear and carrying flex cuffs. this man also in the senate gallery is eric munnchell. like brock appears to be dressed in tactical gear and also holding up flex cuffs. if the doors to this chamber had been breached just minutes earlier imagine what they could have done with those cuffs. after insurrectionists occupied the capitol and stopped the joint session from counting the votes, the capitol was in lockdown for five hours. as long as it took to get back to the capitol, to get back to the certification of the election, it could have been so much longer. or we might not have been able to have resumed at all. as horrific as it was, 140 officers injured, three o

that's just as bad as the united states capital being vandalized. no, actually, no, no, it's not. the capital of the united states is the center of american democracy. while i am a fierce believer in defending the right of property, i'm not going to confuse a taco stand with united states capital. >> sean: joe, do you have any clue at all how many tacos that one would have to sell to rebuild a burnt down building of business? do not realize the tireless work, mom and pop small business owners put into their company question work so cavalierly, it's not as important in the capital. they are all important. we are talking about people putting their life or, every penny they have two make their business is successful. you have any idea about the level of debt and destruction from the summer of violence that, well, your network pretty much ignored? over 2,000 police officers injured. remember the cocktails, frozen water bottles, bricks, knives, and every thing else? these 30 americans killed? kenosha alone, more than 35 small businesses, all those dreams

bruce cantor, i understand your home was vandalized, also michael vanderveen, your home was vandalized, the word trader was spray-painted in red on your driveway. what happened to you? bruce castor, sorry. >> there were plenty of internet trolls and the blog sphere and the twitter universe really rattled on my wife and of course the emails on the constant electronic intrusions. the local police and county detectives where i live and in fact the state attorney general's office all sent people to look after our house while i was away and my wife was in it alone and of course my wife is a pretty tough lady and able to look after herself but what happened michael is just outrageous and there is no greater patriot in this country than michael vanderveen and to be called a traitor is downright outrageous. >> sean: it has to be unsettling than the word trader literally spray-painted in red on your driveway. welcome to the world of being a conservative talk show host. >> i would imagine. i'll tell you, i'm not a conservative talk show host, i'm a trial lawyer, and we were hired to put on a def

businesses in dozens of cities looted, vandalized, lit ablaze. retired police captain, david dorn was murdered protecting one of those businesses in st. louis. remember horace lorenzo anderson jr.? his father was on the show? he was murdered in the chaz-shop summer of love spaghetti potluck dinners owned in seattle. last night's riots left a wake of devastation and most democrats, most in the media did not care. some even condoned, some supported the so-called demonstrations. they wouldn't call them riots. they lied it to our face and said, it was mostly peaceful. kamala harris on top of everything she said, promoting a bail fund for one violent offender freed from jail twice just because of this fund was arrested for a third time. when is kamala harris going to be held responsible? when will any of the democrats be held responsible for the h violent rhetoric, there conspiracy theories, the lies, the hoaxes, because of donald trump, guilty of inciting insurrection by saying the exact same thing as stacey abrams and hillary clinton? there are doze