thing called operation net nanny, where they go around and they've actually worked with the washington state patrol the troopers at washington state. and they do raise their conduct rates and what people who might be, who to place is mainly yes, honestly. yeah. it's people who might be involved in child trafficking included one guy who sued them because he had nothing to do with child. dr. again, child abuse, his real sex that goes on in this world in this nation. why don't they go after that? once they go up to the jeffrey abstains, they should, but yeah, it and it would bump up against their donors. and it also really a big influence behind this is anti checks work. so people who are doing this conceptually to foster was a way to crack down on that. and if any of these grades were like done on, let's say hillary clinton for something real like their actual corruption of the clinton machine. you know, that might be useful. but instead, let's invent something and re people over that, right. don't talk about haiti, don't talk about yeah, yeah, mike, you anders, i appreciate it. thank you. i . there

state lines will get this california highway patrol. they have teamed up with 11 other state highway patrol's including arizona, washington, oregon, nevadaaign. >> because as i said 2020 was a bad year mid 500 people were killed and then more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds chp issued more than 28,000 speeding citations to drivers in excess of 100 miles per hour. that is just not right. there's no reason, no reason someone to be going that fast. now, apparently it's continued into 2021 chp has already issued over 9,000 citations for speeding, it's simply not worth it. wherever you're going you'll get there no matter what. but you might not if you go too fast. so slow it down not only are they going to be looking for people speeding this weekend. but since they're going to be out there to be looking for seat belt usage are going be looking for people driving under the influence and what's just as bad is distracted driving. so make sure you drive slow out there. and again, this is something we should all be doing every weekend. but of course, when they say they're going to be out there. even more than usual pe

states >> translator: i don't really know. >> reporter: we asked the border patrol chief here >> it's the stated policy we hear in washington that only unaccompanied children are allowed in right now. but what we saw firsthand in this sector is that even single adult males are being released >> we have to depend a lot of times on what the capability or capacity of mexico is to receive those families >> reporter: he says if mexico won't take them back they're released here. >> does that make it hard here for your men and women trying to send a message that the border is closed >> it does we need a system that is able to provide that humanitarian relief while also being able to provide national security, border security. we're struggling with that due to the high numbers that we're seeing >> reporter: chief hastings told us so far this year 17% of all families and single adults apprehended by his agents have been released into the u.s., motivating migrants to keep coming did anyone tell you you'll be able to stay >> translator: i heard people say that they were giving permission >> reporter: even if for most their american dr

the patrols don't stop and states borders either the speed enforcement campaign involves 11 other state highway patrol's including arizona, washington oregon, nevada last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. the southern california now bail has been reduced for one of the suspects charged in connection to the road rage killing of little 6 year-old aiden leos in santa ana 23 year old when he led is now being held on $100,000 bail down from an initial $500,000. the santa ana judge making some conditions including surrendering her passport travel restrictions and electronic monitoring lee pleaded not guilty to a felony count of being an accessory after the fact and one count of having a concealed firearm. least boyfriend and the suspected shooter 24 year-old marcus eriz was denied bail last week. he's pleaded not guilty to murder charges. >> today. the department of justice is suing the state of georgia. >> the justice department taking the state of georgia to court over new voting laws. there. attorney general merrick garland says the rules target african-americ

well, the chp is actually working with 11 other state highway patrol's including arizona, washington, oregon, nevada just to name a few. this speed enforcement campaign stems from that huge increase in related crashes in 2020 and that surprising since a lot of people are staying at home. it was less people on the roads during the pandemic last year. there's more than 500 people killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds chp issued more than 28,000 speeding citations to drivers in excess of 100 miles per hour. and that is in saying there's no reason to be going that fast and apparently it's continued into 021 chp has already issued over 9,000 citations for speeding. i can say it again. i will speeding is just not worth it. you're going to get where you need to go regardless. it doesn't matter just a few minutes early. your life is worth going a little slower and so are others because when you do speed, you do affect others and you could take someone else's life. now while they're out here more patrols. they're also looking for seat belt usage. they're

state will don't think you're in the clear because chp is working with 11 other state highway patrol's include including washingtonon, nevada just to name a few. this is speed enforcement campaign stems from a huge increase in speed related crashes and deaths in 2020, which is surprising since it was less people in the road. more people staying at home during the peak of the pandemic last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds chp issued more than 28,000 speeding citations to drivers in excess of 100 miles per hour while that is insane. way too fast in his continued into 2020 2021 rather chp has already issued over 9,000 citations for speeding and it's simply not worth it. slow down. if you get somewhere a few minutes later the new plan. so be it. at least you're alive. you didn't heard someone else and you didn't get a speeding ticket that could cost you hundreds of dollars since there are going to be more officers out there looking for people breaking the law. they're going to be looking for everything. are you wearing your seatbelt? are you

you're not out of the woods chp is working with 11 other state highway patrol's including arizona, washingtone a few. >> this speed enforcement campaign stems from a huge increase in speed-related crashes in death. that's in 2020, which is surprising since there was less people on the road and more people staying at home during the peak of the pandemic. but even so last year, more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds chp issued more than 28,000 speeding citations to drivers in excess of 100 miles per hour. that's insane. people are driving way, way too fast. it has continued into this year. chp has already issued over 9,000 citations for speeding, it's just not worth you're going to want to slow down. you'll get to where you're going either way. a couple minutes late is better than being dead or hurting someone else or even getting a ticket that's going to cost you hundreds and hundreds of dollars depending on how fast you're going now while they're out and about this weekend. they're also going to be looking for seat belt usage. t

states? >> translator: i don't really know. >> reporter: we asked the border patrol chief here. it's a stated policy that we hear in washingtond in right now. but what we saw firsthand in this sector is that even single adult males are being released. >> we have to depend a lot of times on what the capability or capacity of mexico is to receive those families. >> reporter: he says if mexico won't take them back, they're released here. does that make it hard here for your men and women trying to send a message that the border is closed? >> it does. >> we need a system that is available to provide that humanitarian relief while also being able to provide national security border security. we're struggling with that doing to the high numbers we're seeing. >> reporter: chief hastings told us so far this year, 17% of all families and single adults apprehended by his agents have been released into the u.s., motivated migrants to keep coming. did anyone tell you, you'll be able to stay? >> translator: i heard people say that they were giving permission. >> reporter: even if for most, their american dream may not be as close as they'

the speed enforcement campaign actually involves 11 other state highway patrol's arizona all the way up north to washington500 people were killed, more than 57,000 others injured by crashes caused by unsafe speeds. >> well, we're continuing to celebrate mardi gonzales on his last here. i feel like i feel like this time next week. marty, you're going to be sleeping. >> about this time. i hope to give you wake up i definitely will be checking in thank you. i would we're going to be right back as we continue celebrate mardi 26 years here at kron 4.44, years and the best bigs act, leon. and that's a great memory right there. sheila e and p descovy, a wonderful time. of course, maya angelou was just jewel. what what a gem of a of an interview that was my is about to run and henry 10 above from way back when had some great times with them. others. john of the movie critic kid that she's always hat. yes, and this is a current of all. we used to cover current of all live from the mission just oh, wow. was a lot of there's after in dahlin. yeah, a mad. >> and there's day. yeah. and i think that's we're back now is

patrols will be out today through tomorrow and they don't stop at the state's borders. the speed enforcement campaign involves 11 other state highway patrol's from arizona to washington lasters injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. drug addiction is fueling fatal overdoses in san francisco. and one of the main reasons behind the city's daunting homeless crisis while riding along with the city's street crisis response team. >> kron four's, maureen kelly met a drug user who is trying to get clean. >> you know, been dead already. he but i'm still here. side of it, you know, just had to do something. you know, i think you're going like this. cheryl much is homeless. she says she's been on the streets of san francisco because of our addiction to crack and how easy it is for her to buy and use drugs. here is not 12 years here. >> yeah, because morley out here. i'm from san it is a i wasn't. yeah. so i my opinion they need to crack down down here. >> they really do. she walked up to me as i was tagging along with one of the city's new street crisis response teams working in the tenderloin. the team is made up of a community paramedic, a mental health clinician in a peer su

highway patrol is partnering with 11 other patrols highway patrols and other states in colorado, arizona, montana, idaho just to name a few washingtono if you're going to be looking out for those speeders. and the reason being is because in 2020, believe it or not, when everyone was supposed to be home. we actually saw a lot of people dying in speed related incidents says this was actually a significant increase in california last year, more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others were injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. so i can't believe it. i don't understand why people were speeding where they were going. people are supposed to be in a lockdown, but i don't know chp officers issued more than 28,000 speeding citations to motorists and all they were going in. some of them are going in excess of 100 miles per hours. so that is very fast. you're going to want to slow it down, not only could you get a ticket, you could hurt yourself or others. it's simply not worth it to slow down. you're going to get to where you're going no matter what, you know, sometimes you you pick up your speed. think you're going to ge

. >> those extra patrols will be out today and through tomorrow and don't stop at the state's borders. the speed enforcement campaign involving 11 other states from arizona to washingtonyear. more than 500 people were killed on the roads and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. a man is recovering tonight with quite a story to tell after being attacked by a shark this morning. the frightening scene happening at grey well cove state beach. >> that's located between pacifica and half moon bay in san mateo county and get the latest now from kron four's dan thorn. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark bit him on the leg. >> so the shark bites are exceedingly rare. i can remember the last time we have one in our jurisdiction. lieutenant ayman allen says the man was able to swim to shore and ask someone at the beac