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Misconduct and allegations of racism. The Alameda County District Attorney has revealed a federal judge has issued an exhaustive review of 35 Death Penalty cases that date back several decades. Kron fours terisa stasko joins us with the latest on this developing story. Thanks for joining us. High just saying that review comes as the alameda da says that her office found these handwritten notes that may show prosecutors strategize to block black and jewish jurors from serving on Death Penalty cas...

Many people who were celebrating him, and glide with musical tributes that holiday jam party and so many others. A celebration for him, really. A showcase of how his influence crossed all lines of politics. Different generations, different neighborhoods from the tenderloin where glide is all the way up to pac heights and beyond. About five years ago, i had a chance to sit down and talk with him. As he looked back on his legacy, he did, as you mentioned, preach unconditional love, and he talked t...

He showed us how to care and look out for one another and that every human being deserved to be treated with love, dignity and compassion. Tributes pouring in this morning for a San Francisco icon. Were looking back on the life and legacy of reverend Cecil Williams. This place is very, very symbolic and now we are just reclaiming it for palestine. Pro Palestinian Protesters taking a stand at uc berkeley and across the country. What speaks to me the most is the fact that we are literally going ou...

My office has discovered evidence of prosecutorial misconduct involved in the Death Penalty case is. It stemmed from one case in Alameda County. In the case of ernest dykes, who was tried and convicted of murder. Now, the embattled da says it is time to review dozens of convictions. I am mandated to investigate and root out unethical behavior. This comes in the midst of a recall campaign. Recall price recall price her critics say there is no time to wait. There is not a timeline on life. Waiting...

Review of dozens of past Death Penalty cases amid accusations of prosecutorial misconduct. This is ktvu, fox two news at 730. And good evening, everyone. Im heather holmes. We begin tonight with that late news today that Cecil Williams has died. A look at the remarkable contributions now he made to San Francisco in his mission to uplift the most vulnerable in our society. Crystal bailey is here now with reaction. Crystal. Well reverend Cecil Williams spoke out against injustice, leading with com...

A champion for the poor, the homeless, a fighter for racial equality. Tonight we remember the reverend Cecil Williams, whose love and compassion was the rock and foundation and Guiding Light for all who walked through the doors of glide Memorial Church in San Francisco. He walked his talk. He he was a direct example of how to be in the world. Its such a loss for the city. Its a loss for this community. The reverend Cecil Williams died today at his home surrounded by family and friends. He was 94...

There were members of the African American community that inspired us to dream and to serve, and Cecil Williams was at the top of that list. Cecil mentored generations of San Francisco leaders, many of us emerging from the most difficult circumstances. As a young girl, i would have never dreamed id grow up to work with him. We all benefited from his guidance, his support, and his moral compass. We would not be who we are as a city and a people without the legendary Cecil Williams, a loss felt no...

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 Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price said her office has set up a hotline for those impacted by 35 death penalty cases that are under review over possible prosecutorial misconduct.

The finding has broad and far-reaching implications regarding old convictions in the Alameda County justice system.