from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >> right now, the man accused of killing the cash app founder, bob lee pleading not guilty today in court, good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. these are the latest development, he appeared today for his arraignment, more than a month after allegedly stabbing bob lead to death, this is the third time his arraignment has been pushed back. his defense attorney asked for more time so the team can build the case. he is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee with a kitchen knife on april 4, he was arrested by police less than two weeks

later at his home in emeryville. prosecutors say he stabbed him to death after a dispute over his sister. court documents indicate he was concerned she was doing drugs with bob lee . earlier this month, a medical examiner report showed he had alcohol, cocaine and ketamine in his system. >> the police spoke to witnesses, they knew everything within like five hours of it. and i don't understand for the life of me, having done that as a da, i would have knocked on people's doors , and they did not do that. >> the judge ruled that he will remain in custody. our team will have a lot more later in the newscast, you can get the latest news streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area . new video this afternoon of a brush fire along highway 4 in martinez, it broke out this morning on the westbound

lanes. the fire crews continue to mop up the area. switching gears, let's get over to first alert meteorologist, jessica, you can see the smoke blowing very fast in the video. is it a windy day over there? >> it is, especially along the coast, let's start with the wind, because whether or not you still live in the area, this will impact you , especially along the coastal areas. now we are heading all the way into the 12:45 and 5:00 hour tonight, that onshore flow stays consistent, moving along the north along the coastline, anywhere from 3 to 35 mile-per-hour wind, so despite the fact that the fire is happening, off near martinez, about 25 mile-per-hour wind expected tonight. this is a look from

mount diablo just over walnut creek. current temperatures near concord sitting at 72 degrees, it is going to be a warm one today, especially off into the east hills. the daytime highs today are going to warm up even more, right now it is 57 near san francisco, 72 in concord, and we will see that marine layer break apart and i will have more on that coming up in a bit. thank you. we are hearing exclusively from the father of banko brown as a fallout grows over brown's shooting death at a san francisco walgreens. the security guard , michael earl wayne anthony was shot down after a suspected shoplifting. brooke jenkins announced she will not file charges. now, there are new calls for the state attorney general and the department of justice to step in. brown's father sat down with reed cowan. >> reporter: his father said his last moments included his ability to get his dad the name and number to the police.

before we continue with this story, we need to let you know that terry brown is going to refer to banko brown as his daughter, using she as a pronoun. banko brown will always be his little girl. listen. >> it's the moment terry brown did not want to relive, as banko brown was coming out of the store. >> just getting the news that morning on the 28th, that friday morning, that changed my whole world. the examiner called me and told me that they had my daughter, china brown. >> brown was dead, terry brown learning death did not come before banko brown was able to tell police where to find him. >> she told the police her name and gave the phone number. so i knew it was her. and i just broke down and it was

just the worst day of my life to hear that. i was screaming and yelling , no, this can't be true. and it took about 20 to 25 minutes for me to recover. >> reporter: brown waited days as activist demanded brooke jenkins released the surveillance video. when jenkins relented, the images of banko brown and what appears to be a chokehold before the fatal shot went viral. >> have you seen the surveillance video? >> no. >> i don't want that memory in my head. she did her wrong. based on why he was choking her, throwing her around like a ragdoll, they say the way the video is, it's like an old lynching or something, he beat her then shot her. you know what i'm saying? still, i

don't understand it. >> reporter: if you had that power, where would you hit pause and what would you say? >> right at the door. right at the door. right there like that, stop. >> reporter: terry brown knows the criticisms about banko brown and the problems of theft plaguing the area, grab and run crime is real where we live. but, he says -- >> that goes too far, using force , something that is not even $10 , you are using deadly force? no. no. i don't support that. little kid teenagers, they go into stores and take stuff, they put it in their pocket, no, that doesn't mean you can go into the store and just choke him out ? that is not right. that is not right. groan or little, no, no, i don't support that. >> reporter: why did it happen to banko brown? >> i don't know, maybe because

of the gender, they might have had an altercation before, we don't know. i wish i did know but i don't know. i can't answer that. >> the district attorney's own report reveals this directive from the security firm kgps. it said an abrupt policy change directing guards to engage in hands-on recovery of merchandise and actively work to retrieve or recover any stolen items once it was clear that the individual intended to leave the store without paying. we have reached out to the district attorney's office for her response but we have not heard back yet. police say bill scott also faced questions about the case during a police commission meeting yesterday, he said the report to the police was missing a recommendation about whether or not to charge the guard. >> to my knowledge, there was no recommendation charges, and does that ever happen?

typically it doesn't happen very often. as there was not any recommendations or non-recommendations to charge the case that was presented. >> he is moving forward with filing a lawsuit in this case soon. a sex assault victim fights back with her cell phone, how

in berkeley, a sex assault

victim stood up to her attacker with a cell phone and ended up putting a suspected serial offender behind bars. she shares her story with andrea. >> jeannie was fueled by anger after a man attacked her on the streets of berkeley, she was just walking to her friends house in broad daylight and after the assault, she personally made sure that her attacker would pay for his crime. >> when he grabbed me, i was furious. i wasn't going to take it. and i didn't want him to get away with it. >> the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him, get him caught, don't protect him, don't feel ashamed. he should feel ashamed. actions have consequences. >> she fought back with a vengeance when she was attacked in may of last year. first she yelled at him, then kicked him in the shin. it's what she did next that eventually put him behind bars. >> so i knelt down and i

grabbed my phone out of my backpack and i chased him around the corner and i took his picture from the side, and then i was chasing him with my phone in my hand. >> she called 911, the suspect had already left the scene by the time the officers arrived. while berkeley police investigated the case, she took another step to find her attacker. >> i can post this picture online. i get to do that. this person has given up any rights to privacy , and there's no reason for me to feel bad and i'm going to put this out there because somebody knows who he is. >> and it was on next-door where the neighbor recognized the man, that led to the arrest of 45-year-old, tommy giles junior. he was connected to four other assaults, the victims ranging from 9 years old to 63 years old. >> i wanted to turn the tables, it shouldn't be on us, it should be on them. if that is a problem that men are

having, i guess they need extra support to stop. if somebody does that to me in the street, i want to get him. so he doesn't do it to anybody else. >> he is a former security guard and notary republic, he was sentenced to 28 years in prison this week after he pleaded no contest to the charges. let's take a look at the big board, down currently 37 points. and let's get to first alert meteorologist, jessica birch with a look at the weather. kind of gloomy today, waiting for the sun to come out , at least where we are. >> i was having a conversation with amanda this morning, she was over on the east bay and i canceled my run because it was just too cold and windy to be outside. so it really depends on where you live here in the bay and i'm sure people at work are having conversations about that this afternoon. it is starting to get windy along the bay bridge areas, and even the golden gate bridge. and along the coastline, we will see wind

gusts up to 35 miles per hour into the afternoon. the marine layer has been stubborn, the marine layer is mostly a morning person, but even into the evening hours tonight, i extended this all the way through 7:00, we are still seeing it along the coastline, a very stereotypical system even into the evening hours for our friends that live closer to the pacifica, half moon bay, and even up to stinson beach. partly cloudy skies, it could cause some issues when it comes to visibility . so, daytime highs today, thanks to the marine layer, we are seeing below average, and i will talk about that more in a second. heading off to the inland east bay, quite the opposite, still sitting in the upper 80s this afternoon. all across the bay bridge and into san francisco, upper 50s and mid to low 60s this afternoon for the daytime high. so a little bit below average off on the coastline, a little bit above average inland

. we are getting closer to summer, but as we take a look at the long-range models, this leads us up to memorial day weekend, it looks like we will be sitting right around average for the temperatures which is great news. right now, the long-range models are also showing dry conditions , so the rain chance will stay low, that means plenty of sunshine into the afternoon, unless you live along the coast. to add to that, the temperatures are going to stay pretty mild, san francisco staying in the 60s even into next work week. all the way up into the north bay and down into the south bay, 70s and 80s right around the corner. thank you. a father and son treating their community like members of their own family, how they are spreading kindness to those who need it in san francisco. here is a look outside from the mount diablo camera, looking down at walnut creek, clear skies, but look off into the distance, there's that marine layer. let's take a look at our cbs deals. >> here is a scary number, one

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a pair of orthodox rabbis are coming up with meox ys of s their community in san francisco. sharon introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners. >> reporter: rabbi joseph is spreading kindness and goodness in their neighborhood. you might hear them blowing the trumpet for special occasions. >> we like to make a little music. >> reporter: but, most of the time he and his son are serving side by side in san francisco. >> this is a thoroughfare from downtown all the way through the town, and people are screaming in the streets . so, we found it very important to be here and to be able to service the community. >> the main ingredient that we

put in our chicken matzoh ball soup is love. four every week, he cooks free food for dozens who are elderly and unhoused. volunteers pack up homemade matzoh ball soup. and they donate hygiene kits. they give to their neighbors in need. >> we have hot chicken matzoh ball soup. would you like some? >> reporter: they started in 2018, motivated by his father's kindness on a hot day. >> a guy was on the floor basically begging for water and my father walked back and took time out of his day and brought him water, a simple cup of water. he came back afterwards and he told my father, he said, you saved my life. >> a smile and a hug good morning goes a long way in this world. and people don't forget it, it is really special. you see that you really can make a person's day , and save their

life, you never know. >> reporter: on this day, a group of salesforce employees volunteered to pass out houtz soup to people like rodney. and their leadership means a lot to karen. >> he inspires a lot of people to want be li and toeds. >> re father. >> i aspire to try to be like him and his creativity to touch people and to get the community together . >> god bless you. >> reporter: rabbi joseph has been instrumental in supporting northern california, he founded the hobart of 1980, a focal point for community connection, conventional or not. for example, the rabbis

and the staff throw an annual super bowl party for people living with homelessness but they also cook up innovative ways to share their jewish heritage. their motorized cable car has offered tours and prayer services for the last 16 years. if you want a ride, perform a random act of kindness. in addition, rabbi joseph has earned the nickname rally rabbi , and thath ery ye square, rabbi joseph started out in 1975 with music from billy graham, the first public lighting outside israel. they have been serving their south of market neighborhood , this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to rabbi joseph and rabbi moses. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix .com /hero.

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