that suspect aziza graves is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. the district attorney says his office and police are working on at least half dozen more cases tied to fencing operations and they do expect announced more arrests soon. sfpd definitely working to get to the core of this problem here and take down those fencing operations. right, janet. thank you for that. a man who authorities say may have been killed by his cell mate at santa rita jail in dublin has been identified by his mother, christy. miles told ktvu that the man who was found unresponsive in his cell. and later died on monday was her so, 27 year old devon, darrell west. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the death as a homicide and another inmate at the jail was also found dead in his cell on monda, authorities say it appears the inmate died of natural causes the man's name. has yet to be released. california is defending its ban on private prisons today, state attorney general rob bonta filed a petition to repeal a federal appeals court decision. the court's

aziza graves is excused of stealing thousands of classifies of merchandise from a target store over the patch year. investigators said she would scan the items at the several check out, and would submit a coin or dollar to start the payment process and walk out without completing it. show is facing eight counts of grand theft. >>> in san jose, the jury in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial heard from a woman who said a theranos test gave her a false positive for hiv. erin tompkins of phoenix visit add site for a finger stick in 2015. when her results came back positive for hiv antibodies, she claims she got no help from theranos customer service, she got tested at another lab. the results were negative and have been of since. prosecutors are trying to prove the criminal fraud and conspiracy charges that could put holmes in prison for up to 20 years. >>> also in san jose tonight conservation has worn out over commercial development across 3,000 acres of land in the coyote valley. some of it will remain farmland in a nod to the valley's agricultural past. to the other uses still being deter

graves was arrested and now faces 128 criminal charges, including eight counts of felony grand theft and 120 counts of misdemeanor petty theft. we believe that the. product she was stealing within being sold and resold throughout the city and the broader bay area district attorney chase a. boudin says his investigators worked with the target loss prevention team, he says in nearly all of the incidents, graves used the self checkout machines scanning items and then putting in just $1, or sometimes even just one cent. investigators say graves, then left the checkout with the stolen goods without completing the transaction. most instances she appeared to be operating alone. in this case. we saw a lot of detergent, and that is something that is commonly stolen. it's high value. and it can be resold and transported easily, and that is one of the products that she would steal on a regular basis. boudin says graves had stolen more than $40,000 worth of items since october. 2020 the scale of the operation makes it very clear that she's selling her products to offenses and we do have informat

graves is accused of more than 100 thefts from the target store at stones town galleria. the district attorney's office filed 128 charges, including eight felony counts of grand theft. prosecutors say she stole $40,000 worth of merchandise since last year, a judge just released graves to deal with a separate case in el dorado county. she's due back in san francisco courtroom tomorrow to face that long list of theft charges. the ceo of best buy, says theft by organized groups is hurting its profit margins. in a call with analysts, corie barry said the rise in crime is also traumatizing the company's employees, she said. they've hired security guards and are locking up more merchandise. and she told reporters, san francisco has been hotspot. one now to developing news tonight. one eastbound lane of interstate 80 remains closed on the car kenya's bridge because of this right here that you see a car fire. you can see the flames from the video posted to twitter. the chp says the crash happened just before nine o'clock tonight, the contra costa county sheriff's office was chasi

graves is accused of stealing merchandise worth more than $40,000 from the stones down target store over the past year. she was arrested at that story. just yesterday, this pass up target announced it was reducing hours at at san francisco stories due to a surgeon shoplifting americans are dying of drug overdoses at a record breaking array data from the centers for disease control and prevention shows an estimated 100,000 americans died of drug overdoses in a 12 month period ending in april. that's up nearly 30% from the prior year, an increase was seen in all but four states, delaware, new jersey, new hampshire and south dakota. health officials say they believe the top reasons are the growing prevalence of fentanyl in the illegal drug supply. and the pandemic, which left many drug users isolated and unable to get help. still ahead tonight, staggering prices at the gas pump, but now they're starting to hit some workers harder than others also ahead. sounds of encouragement for south bay man's road to recover, why doctors decided putting him in a coma. was the best option in his mon

aziza graves is accused of stealing merchandise worth more than $40,000 from the stones town target store over the past year. she was arrested at that store yesterday. this summer target announced it was reducing hours at at san francisco stores due to a surge in shoplifting new at six oakland police chief spoke out today after the latest surge in violent crime and police staffing chief laurent armstrong says the increase in violence is due in part. two people from outside the area coming into oakland to commit the crimes. he also attributed the lack of police resources to the spike. now armstrong says he has increased the number of homicide investigators bringing staff from other units to help solve the city's 120 homicides. there are now a total of 16 homicide investigators up from 10. i really think it's so difficult to solve cases when it's just law enforcement. it really does mean that if people see things they should share those things. chief armstrong says he does not expect the staffing situation to significantly improved despite two police academies. one is currently underway. th

the district attorney says aziza graves was arrested and now faces 128 criminal charges, including eight counts of felony grand theft and 120 counts of misdemeanor petty theft. we believe that the. product she was stealing within being sold and resold throughout the city and the broader bay area district attorney chase a. boudin says his investigators worked with the target loss prevention team, he says in nearly all of the incidents, graves used the self checkout machines scanning items and then putting in just $1, or sometimes even just one cent. investigators say graves then left the checkout with the stolen goods without completing the transaction. most instances she appeared to be operating alone. in this case. we saw a lot of detergent, and that is something that is commonly stolen. it's high value. and it can be resold and transported easily, and that is one of the products that she would steal on a regular basis. boudin says graves had stolen more than $40,000 worth of items since october. 2020 the scale of the operation makes it very clear that she's selling her products to offe

aziza graves is accused of more than 100. thefts from the stones town target store. the district attorney's office filed 128 charges, including eight felony counts of grand theft. prosecutors say she stole $40,000 worth of merchandise since last year. a judge just released graves to deal with a separate case in el dorado county. she's due back in a san francisco courtroom tomorrow to face that long list of theft charges. well, now we go to wisconsin tonight, where a child has become the sixth fatality of the tragic crash. at a christmas parade on sunday. the suspect was charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. foxes madala rivera tells us some are questioning why the man was free on bail. despite a very long criminal record. as the driver in the deadly christmas rampage in wisconsin heads to court new video capturing the moment he was arrested by police. you're charged in count one with first degree intentional homicide. that's a class a felony, and that has a maximum possible penalty of being sentenced to imprisonment for life. this doorbell ca