we arrest them, they come back out and commit more crimes >> her response to critics that say she stopped on crime. and that her plan for the d.a. won' work. there have been protest, there have been resignation and

now a recall effort. it's been an eventful start for price. bu we haven't heard much from the d.a. herself. at least answerin questions in her own words abou the system that will be more just. and she is defending herself as the group alameda fo everyone is taking the first steps to recall her. our betty yu sat down with her to answer to her critics. betty is joinin us now. i know you have covered this expensively from the other side. >> this was my first opportunit to sit down with her. i was limited to 15 minutes. we shoul mention that local parents of victims and leaders are involved. >> family members of victims ar saying that the decisions you

have made are unfair to them, that sentences that criminals have been given are excessively lenient and that perpetrators are favored over victims. what' your response to that? >> i feel definitely, my heart goes out to people who have los loved ones in this community. some people aren't able to appreciate the work we do. >> the work of price has been focused on reforms including alternatives to incarceration and not charging juveniles as adults. now paper work has been filed. families of victims believe price has been pushing for the shortest possible sentences. price has argued tha adding enhances

disproportionately helps people >> 82% are black, any time we can divert people from the criminal system, that's a goal. because the criminal system has been shown to be racially bias. >> it is favoring perpetrators over victims. is that correct? >> that's absolutely not true. often what studies have shown and it's true in alameda county many times people who are perpetrators are labeled as perpetrators were actually victims. >> data shows oakland is experiencing record crime rates car rates are up 50%, burglarie 40%, and robberies 22% year ove year. >> police officers that i represent are out there struggling to keep one the pace of vie lint crime. i would really like a district attorney

to be a partner. >> reporter: barry donalo said most of the criminals are repea offenders. >> we arrest them. they come back out to commit more crimes. >> reporter: ultimately pulling it off will be difficult and costly. >> oakland is very different than san francisco. and all the money, and all the politics there, and the alignments that played out there. there's not $15 million or a political will in alameda who's families have been devastated on tough on crime. >> people hear recall and think it's inevitable, it's going to happen. but taylor who i talked about this veryish issue, feel

like it's the case. also becaus he feels this is very differenc than when sfdhs was recalled. that got attention and money from all across the country. he simply does not think that that will happen here. instead he thinks that pamela price actually does have a lot of support. he refers to them as a silent majority. these are voters he thinks really do support progress i have restorative justice. >> which is part of her big platform. i heard that will in her interview. that's what she ran on and was elected to do. interesting to hear both sides of this. betty thank you for bringing us that interview. >> i hope that moving forward w will have more access to you. >> i doubt it. quite frankly. >> interesting end to the interview there that we thought we would share. but we will always keep asking questions of elected officials. you can watc

it on our website kpix.com. we're learning that pamela pric has filed a criminal complaint against one of her former prosecutors. these are screen shots of an alleged all star e-mail where price wrote she filed a misdemeanor complaint against butch ford. price alleges that ford shared confidential work information with an attorney about a prior case. ford who has been a very outspoken critic of price told me this is political retaliation. he said he filed a complaint about price's office to the county back in april saying price targeted him after he spoke out against her. we di reach out to price's office about this tonight but we have not heard back about this issue >> new video tonight of an ice cream vendor being robbed at gunpoint in oakland. this happened around noon. the man was pushing his car down east 18th street when two people as you saw jumped out of this car and held him at gunpoint. they both robbed him. then casually got back into the car and left.

the ice cream vendor was not hurt. it is hard to find a walgreens store in san francisc that does not have their products locked up to keep them from being robbed. but one is going as far as chaining up the freezers. store workers told us before then shoplifters were clearing out the pizza and ice cream every single night. the workers say they see over 20 shoplifters a day. if you live in the south bay, maybe you saw this smoke over the san jose skyline. ther was a good bit of it. turns out it was from a small fire that torched the brush near lake cunningham park. we don't know yet how it started but we do se fire invest investigators of the scene and we also saw

someone going someone being put into the back of a police car. it is a work space by day, hang out by night. >> i can see you know people that i love hanging out with. >> the new model that brings office perks to remote work. >> boston's fenway park famous for the green monster. to our knowledge it has never swallowe anyone up but this one has. a crew member was swallowed up. >> relief from this heat is in store in the next

a billion dollars will be u for grabs in wednesday's power ball drawing after no one hit i big tonight. this is only the seventh time in u.s. history that a lottery jackpot has hit 10 figures. this is my favorite part of this. figuring out the lump sum and if you took it on that jackpot you would walk awa with $16 million. back in november, a guy from california hit a record breaking $2 billio jackpot. imagine that. his lump

sum was about a billion and wha was the first thing he did? or at least one of the first thing he did. he bought a $25 million hollywood hills estate. most businesses in postpandemic times have given workers the option to wear mask if they want to. but in and out has decided to ban employees from wearing them siting the importance of customer service. inand outs will not be allowed to wear masks unless they have medical note and if they do the will be required to wear an n 95. the rule does not affect here. the company said in a statement it's looking for a ne

store front location in the bay area. but for now, the last day on market street will be this thursday. working from home has the obvious perks. you save on the commute time and the time of commuting gas is expensive righ now. you have more control over your schedule. a lot of people seem to like that but it is eas to feel disconnected from people. now one san francisco i trying to solve that problem with in between the office and the living room. >> a marketer for a tech compan katherine britt knows firsthand the perks of working from home. for the one thing, you can't beat the commute. >> it is straight from desk to bed. >> as a newcomer to the city, one thing she didn't anticipate was the loneliness. >> i have great connections remotely with coworkers but there's something different about actually talking to

people. >> she tried a few neighborhood coffee shops, but that turned out to be less than ideal. >> when i'm in a starbucks, i end up getting coffees and scones just to honestly feel like i can stay in that space. >> that's when she stumbled on new start up called neon. part coworking space, part friendshi club. here she can type away with no guilt and connect with friends. >> i can work on my laptop and close it and see people i love hanging out with. >> reporter: called third spaces, they're physical locations away from home and work with little to no fees.

neon charges $5 an hour for internet service or $25 a full day. the idea was to create a place where people can work during the day, while being abl to meet like minded individuals at night. >> we're trying to get people out of the their pajamas. getting them back into spaces that will make them not just productive but feel more connected to themselves and their neighbors. >> how are you? >> good. >> for katherine it was the bes of all worlds, not only is she meeting new people, her work ha gotten better. >> it's kind of like when you take a trip, you come back and feel really refreshed. >> creating a third space as a first line of defense against loneliness. >> the barbie movie marketing team keeps working hard. they'r not behind this. that's an actual pink dolphin it was spotted in louisiana. pink dolphins are super rare but not unheard of. last year two were

rescued after getting trapped below water in bolivia. when i was working in south texas ther was a video of one and i was shocked. because i had never seen one before. >> you don't expect to see. and the one just spotted was pink, like really pink pink. it looke like it was painted pink. >> and has free passes to the barbie movie. >> still got up to 100 in livermore. you're going to see more fog developing tonight. cooler temperatures in store tomorrow and wednesday. brief little return to slightly below average temperatures. doesn't look as hot as the last weekend

weapon just wrapped up and it's going to stay cooler below the bay and at the coast. typical for this time of year in the bay. back up to well above average then back up then back down. we're going keep going back and forth like this as the heat dome expands and contracts it's almost like it's breathing the on shore breeze is going to help as cooler air makes its wa farther and farther inland. strongest winds are going to be stronger at the coast. we get nice clean air. not necessarily the case though over the next couple of days. because there's a couple of days and that smoke is going to go toward the coast and the wind is going to direct that throughout the area today and wednesday. kind of coming a us in waves. most of this is going to be elevated in the atmosphere as opposed to ground

level. you might see that smudg of haze. we'll keep you updated right now not seeing the end of that fog just yet. temperatures down to 69 in the city. inland temperatures a mix of 60s and 70s. we will see that fog tryin to spread out early tomorrow morning. inland is not going last too long. the fog is going to burn off very quickly in the inland valleys, backing up to around the bays mid-morning and backing up to the coast by lunchtime. which is normal for the middle of july. high temperatures tomorrow here's a change from the past few days. little below average. near 60 along the coast. below 60s in the city. inland temperatures a mix of upper 70s and mostly low to mid-80s with the warmest spots far inland in the delta making their way up to around 9 degrees. temperatures will warm up later this week. a very modest warm up near the bay. upper 60s and low 70s in san francisco through the weekend with mid- to upper 70s for

oakland at the mid-day. back to the low to mid-90s inland in th north bay. in the mid- to upper 90s inland in the bay. some spots approaching 100 degrees before getting back to normal next week. the giants in cincinnati looking to extend their win streak to six. but mother may i approach did not cooperate. could be worse, this poor grounds keeper had a tough day at the office. he lost, we're breaking it down, next in sports. oh m ms. flores,s, whwhat would w we do withohout?

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all right matt, i know you're still a little bit new t the station. a little bit new t the bay area. but i'm sure you're probably aware that it's not always a great time to be a giants fan at least not lately. but right now, things are looking pretty good again. >> things are really good. giants are red hot sarah. they go cincinnati, five game win

streak. if you look at the divisional standings like i kno you do every single morning. >> religiously. >> it's getting a little tighte in the west. great seats at great american ballpark. got a close up view of this absolute bomb from austin slater. sends one deep into center field in the second. nearly hit the toyota promo sign. i'm pretty sure, if a reds player hits tha he gets a truck. logan making his first start back from the all star break. looked plenty well. struck out dela cruz to get into the first. but we're going to have to wait on the results for this one. tied at two. the game was suspended due to weather in the eighth. they'll pick it back up tomorro at 8:00. the suspension was great fo this grounds keeper. he takes a tumble and his crew just leaves him behind. my guy is stuck underneath the tarp. you have t

be quicker than that. i can't tell if he slips or trips. but we have a man down. they didn't even tripe -- try to stop. he is battered and he's struggling with the tarp. he loses his hat trying to run off the field. i hope some where in the world there's a cold beer and he gets to grab it. the rest of the team has on more week of summer vacation in working out on their own. but the biggest news in the nfl today three of the league's best running backs were unable to sign new contracts because they were franchised. christian mcafry tweeted quote, this is criminal. three of the best

players in the league regardles of position. that is criminal. but we have to get back to this grounds keeper thing. the poor guy goes down. >> his comrades. >> they just don't care. they left him in the dust. i am clausterphobic, i would be freaking out under that thing. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. this iphone just sold for nearly $200,000. and get this. the fact that nobody wanted it in the first place is what make

we have probably all made a typo in a work e-mail at one point or another. it turns out single typo has resulted in

millions of e-mails meant for the pentagon has ended up in an african nation. it turns out that this has been going on for details releasing sensitive information like travel plans. they have placed safeguards to keep this from happening again. here's a plane you might want to be a part of. this pokemon 777 will be making a trip to tokyo. it's going to start flying on august 31st. th inside is decorated just like

the outside. the head rest, the cups, the napkins even the flight attendant aprons will be pokemon themed. and for infligh entertainment, pokemon of course. apparently an old 4 gig first generation model was wort $195,000 to anyone who bought i at auction. that's three times the original retail price of $599 when the phone first hit the market in 2007. which now that i think about it it was very expensive. nobody wanted i because everybody opted for the

we have a good old fashion mystery to close out tonight's show. the question we must answer is what the heck is this a mysterious object washed up o a beach in western australia over the weekend. what do we think. >> treasure. >> aliens. >> alien, okay. >> oh, no. >> it washed up on a beach and the beach is in green head australia. everybody is trying to guess just like us what it might be. for now nobody seems to know for sure. >> like a tank of some description. sort of fiberglass plastic on the inside and it looked beautiful out in the water when it was floating in o

saturday. >> it's been the talk of the town at the moment today. i thought i would come for a look and try to make out what it is, really. >> she said it looked beautiful look at that glistening object. so this is as good a theory as any. the object could be from a foreign space launch vehicle that they're asking for help around the world. >> so paul's answer as usual. >> aliens. >> was close to perhaps the right one. >> it looks like a whiskey still. small drunk alien. >> i saw it and i and the producer thought it was the cooker. kind of shows what your interests are. >> we're going to keep an eye o it barnacles and all. >> i don't want it on my beach. keep it away from there. >> ey