pham came to the u.s. with his family from vietnam when he was 13 months old. he attended school in san jose all the way through college. after seeing a uniformed officer mistreat an elderly person in a foreign country, he was visiting, pham decided to pursue his law enforcement career. >> he was a symbol of pride for the entire vietnamese community. >> his family now leaning into their faith to get them through an unimaginable time. >> the pham family find solace in knowing that long's died doing what he loves. >> donations for community service officers pham and bear are being accepted through the san jose police foundation's website. >> end of watch august 3rd, 2024, in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> bay area law enforcement officials are launching a coordinated effort to disrupt sideshows. the crackdown will involve the san francisco police department and the san francisco sheriff's office, along with the alameda county sheriff's office and california highway patrol. san francisco mayor london breed says the city will be using drones, surveillan

the most emotional speakers were pham's fellow csos, including one who found out pham's mom ran a popular beauty salon. your mom has cut my mom's hair for many years and he looked at me amusingly and i said, do you know what this means? this means we're related. and i said, you are my cousin. and he enthusiastically said, yeah, the sky is always smiling. it wasn't always a full on grin. it was more of a. happy look of contentment. i feel really sad that he's gone, but i know that phuong would want me to be strong in my heart. pham is the 14th officer killed while on duty and will join the others forever honored by the department on site at headquarters and online on their website. in san jose. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you. robert. california leaders in the bay area today to mark a new step toward clean energy. it's called a hydrogen hub, and it is the first of its kind in the country. the hub, located in the port of oakland, is run by the alliance for renewable clean hydrogen energy systems, also known as arches. it is a collection of hydrogen production plants that w

pham succumbed to his injuries at a hospital. veronica bear is in serious but stable condition. >> veronica suffered a dislocated shoulder, broken jaw, fractured ribs and a brain bleed. the suspect has had prior arrests for dui in california, and he was apprehended at the scene of the crash. >> the 44 year old suspect of morgan hill was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and two counts of felony dui. >> in our country, someone is killed by a drunk driver every 45 minutes. this time, that person happened to be someone protecting our city. a public servant, pham became a community service officer in october of 2022. >> we're very involved. >> we're very involved. we're like one step below patrol officer christina garcia said. >> pham was her partner for two years. he never complained. >> he never he was always dependable, hard worker. he always showed up to work and did his job. >> a friend of pham shared these photos and described him as thoughtful, kind and loving. >> he'll be forever missed and we will never forget him.

cso long pham in a school event last year and just remember his kindness and his big smile. he's clearly a good man. >> reporter: long pham was born in vietnam but raised from childhood in san jose. he is survived by his parents and a brother. >> i know that pham is out there watching over us now, but we love him and, you know, we also are saying prayers for the other cso and we love her, too, and we hope for her to have a fast recovery and, you know, so proud of everything that they have done for our city and they work hard. they were hard workers and they valued their jobs and they're all good people. >> the police department says officer pham will be honored, but at this time funeral services are pending. san jose police started using community service officers in 2016. they are civilian positions that assist the department responding to and investigating lower priority calls. >>> a violent 48 hours in oakland, we're getting new details on a shooting that injured three people this morning at eighth and center street not far from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. multiple

pham came to the u.s. with his family from vietnam when he was 13 months old. he attended school in san jose all the way through college. after seeing a uniformed officer mistreat an elderly person in a foreign country, he was visiting, pham decided to pursue his law enforcement career. >> it was a symbol of pride for the entire vietnamese community. >> his family, now leaning into their faith to get them through an unimaginable time. >> the pham family finds solace in knowing that long's died doing what he loves. >> donations for community service officers pham and bear are being accepted through the san jose police foundation's website. >> end of watch august 3rd, 2024, in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> a san francisco eyeglasses store that's been burglarized several times in the past was hit again today. abc seven news was at the lenscrafters on battery street as police investigated this latest theft. we don't know how much merchandise was taken, but in the past, lenscrafters employees say thieves have grabbed expensive sunglasses. the store has

. >> pham's family is buddhist. elected officials, including the police chief, fire chief mayor matt mehan and former san jose mayor sam liccardo, attended. they stood in front of a shrine with candles, flowers, fruits and incense. pham was the first cso to die on duty within the san jose police department's history. captain brian spears, who oversees the cso division, shared a few words. >> the impact he made will continue to resonate, reminding us of the extraordinary difference one person can make. as we remember, cso pham, let us carry forward the values he lived by integrity, kindness and readiness to help. >> community service officer veronica bear was pham's partner. she survived the crash. we were there when she was discharged from the hospital as hundreds of officers and other first responders lined the hallway to applaud her. police chief paul joseph said their sacrifice will not be forgotten. we have to remember, too, that this is this is a person and a member of this community on many different levels. p

. >> pham's family is buddhist. elected officials, including the police chief, fire chief mayor matt mehan and former san jose mayor sam liccardo, attended. they stood in front of a shrine with candles, flowers, fruits and incense. pham was the first cso to die on duty within the san jose police department's history. captain brian spears, who oversees the cso division, shared a few words. >> the impact he made will continue to resonate, reminding us of the extraordinary difference one person can make. as we remember, cso pham, let us carry forward the values he lived by integrity, kindness and readiness to help. >> community service officer veronica bear was pham's partner. she survived the crash. we were there when she was discharged from the hospital as hundreds of officers and other first responders lined the hallway to applaud her. police chief paul joseph said their sacrifice will not be forgotten. we have to remember, too, that this is this is a person and a member of this community on many different levels. p

the department says 34 year-old long tam pham was hit by a suspected drunk driver. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. the san jose police department says 2 community service officers. >> were struck by the alleged drunk driver. one of those officers still in the hospital while long tam pham died from his injuries. on monday, we learned the name of the suspect, community service officers noticed us those in san jose gathered at the city's police department monday to remember long tam pham long as gentle, polite and respectful to everyone, especially to his parents and younger brother cso is respond to calls such as non-injury traffic collisions. >> and according to acting police chief paul joseph. that's what tam pham was doing on monterey road saturday night when a driver crashed into a vehicle that hit tampa fan and cso. veronica bair. the driver responsible for this horrific incident. he's 44 year-old huerta palacios of morgan hill. >> the suspect has had prior arrests for dui in california and he was apprehended at the scene of the crash. chief joseph says that tam

long pham was killed in the line of duty on august 3rd. nbc's bay area. nbc bay area's thom jensen is live outside the sap center, and tom, many officers there in uniform paying their respects to pham. for sure. good morning. yeah, we've seen a lot of people coming over the past few hours. a few hours ago, in fact, we saw a lot of officers and funeral organizers arriving. you know, even just after and before 9:00 today. police also have a wide security perimeter set up around the sap center. and it appears if only officers and invitees are being let into the area. right now, hundreds of people here attending this cso pham was providing traffic control near monterey road that saturday afternoon four weeks ago, when police say a drunk driver struck and killed pham and severely injured another community service officer. the 44 year old driver, who now faces a felony vehicular manslaughter charge, had a previous dui, according to police. family and friends describe pham as a happy man who always wanted to become an officer and loved his job. h

pham had worked as a cso about two years.is family said it was his dream to protect and serve and he had planned to become a sworn officer for the sjpd. we heard today from a retired police captain about long pham's memory. >> his legacy is one of courage, compassion, and unyielding desire to make the world a better place for all of us. in honoring him, we affirm our commitment to those values and fostering a culture of responsibilities and care. >> those who worked with long pham say that he was kind and caring and always remembered your name. he was born in vietnam, but he was raised in san jose survived by his parents and brother. pham's partner was also injured in the crash and we were there as community service officer veronica bayer left the hospital four days afterward. she says continuing to recover and says she looks forward to returning to the force as soon as she can. meantime prosecutors filed a murder charge against the man accused of hitting the two officers. they say he had two prior dui arrests. >> thank you.

the department says 34 year-old long tam pham was hit by a suspected drunk driver. art is rob nesbitt joins us now live with new details released by the police department today. rob, what are you finding out? >> vicki and grant to community service officers here in san jose were hit by that alleged drunk driver long tam pham died from his injuries. the other community service officer, it's still in the hospital. and today we learned the name of the suspect. >> community service officers noticed us. those in san jose gathered at the city's police department monday to remember long tam pham long was gentle, polite and respectful to everyone, especially to his parents and younger brother cso is respond to calls such as non-injury traffic collisions and according to acting police chief paul joseph. that's what tam pham was doing on monterey road saturday night when a driver crashed into a vehicle that hit tampa fan and cso. veronica bair. >> the driver responsible for this horrific incident. he's 44 year-old huerta palacios of morgan hill. the suspect has had prior arre

pham succumbed to his injuries at a hospital. veronica bear is in serious but stable condition. >> veronica suffered a dislocated shoulder, broken jaw, fractured ribs and a brain bleed. the suspect has had prior arrests for dui in california, and he was apprehended at the scene of the crash. >> the 44 year old suspect of morgan hill was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and two counts of felony dui. >> in our country, someone is killed by a drunk driver every 45 minutes. this time, that person happened to be someone protecting our city. a public servant, pham became a community service officer in october of 2022. >> we're very involved. >> we're very involved. we're like one step below patrol officer christina garcia said. >> pham was her partner for two years. >> he never complained. he never he was always dependable, hard worker. he always showed up to work and did his job. >> a friend of pham shared these photos and described him as thoughtful, kind and loving. >> he will be forever missed and we will never forget him

terry, knowing pham before he joined the department.other cut her mother's hair until she passed. >> i'm kind of left, you know, with that memory, but it's a good memory and just shows he comes from good people, which is why he's so well loved by the department. >> reporter: because of their family history, loretta says at work they were not just co-workers. >> pham and i would call each other cousins. we worked the same swing shift and before and after our briefings we would say hi, cousin. >> reporter: council member ben doan organized the vigil and said pham has left a lasting legacy for the vietnamese community. >> it's absolutely devastating to the community because we don't have a whole lot of police officers who are vietnamese and when we have a death like this, this impacts all of our lives. >> for the vietnamese community, i think he's a symbol of bravery and a symbol of strength. it really shows that being brave can really impact the community and can bring the community together. ♪ >> reporter: joseph pham says the family is

fallen community service officer, long pham. police say he was killed earlier this month by a drunk driver. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more on tonight's ceremony. >> life does not start with your birth, nor end with your death. >> as dozens of family, friends and police officers looked on, leaders in the vietnamese community paid tribute to one of their own. 24 year old long pham attended schools in san jose and became a san jose police community service officer in 2022. pham is the first cso in san jose to be killed in the line of duty. >> it's absolutely devastating to the community because, you know, we don't have a whole lot of police officers who are vietnamese, and when we have a death like this, it's impact all of our lives. >> on august 3rd, pham and his partner veronica beyer were directing traffic at monterey road and palm avenue. san jose police say 44 year old juan walter palacios plowed into their patrol car, killing pham and seriously injuring beyer. palacios has been charged with manslaughter and

terry, knowing pham before he joined the department.r mother's hair until she passed. >> i'm kind of left, you know, with that memory, but it's a good memory and just shows he comes from good people, which is why he's so well loved by the department. >> reporter: because of their family history, loretta says at work they were not just co-workers. >> pham and i would call each other cousins. we worked the same swing shift and before and after our briefings we would say hi, cousin. >> reporter: council member ben doan organized the vigil and said pham has left a lasting legacy for the vietnamese community. >> it's absolutely devastating to the community because we don't have a whole lot of police officers who are vietnamese and when we have a death like this, this impacts all of our lives. >> for the vietnamese community, i think he's a symbol of bravery and a symbol of strength. it really shows that being brave can really impact the community and can bring the community together. ♪ >> reporter: joseph pham says the family is grateful for

. >> with officers standing watch, people came to pay their respects to long pham pham, a community service officer with san jose police, had his life cut short on august 3rd. he'd been doing traffic control when he was killed by a drunk driver. >> he's the sweetest guy you ever meet. honestly, if you need anything, he'll come help you with no hesitation. >> his family says it was his dream to protect and serve. becoming a community service officer was just the beginning. pham would count the days until he finished his training. >> six more months, bro. that's all i need. and i'm in. and then he did it. you know, everybody was proud of him. his mom and dad. my uncle. >> we were proud of him. it's sad to see him go. >> loved ones came to support the family. jacqueline and tony lee have known them for nearly 50 years. they say they are heartbroken by this loss. >> he was. sweetheart, whatever you ask him to do, he'll do it for you. it's amazing. that's amazing. boy. >> i miss that boy a lot. you know? yeah. i'm so sad for my friend, you know, lost the boy, you know? yeah yeah. and the communi

pham's family. they say they still can't believe the destruction that drunk driver left in his wake. >> they took away something that we all loved. you know, man, he. he's a big part of everybody. he made everybody smile. >> the visitation for pham runs until 9 p.m. to tonight. and then again during the day tomorrow. his funeral will be held on friday at the sap center. >> mike and ruben live tonight in the south bay. and thank you. the santa clara county coroner's office has identified the woman killed in a wrong-way crash on highway 85. it happened monday afternoon in the area of saratoga, near santa teresa boulevard. 47 year old rebecca joanne olson of san jose was driving in the northbound lanes with her 14 year old son. they were both killed when a speeding pickup truck slammed head on into their vehicle. her son has not been identified. at last check. the driver of the truck, duncan mcquarie of florida, is still in the hospital. >> governor newsom's office is sharing its monthly update on the

a memorial service was held for san jose community service officer long pham. he was killed by a suspected drunk driver on monterey road earlier this month. police closed much of downtown as a procession brought pham to the sap center. his partner, who was also severely injured in the crash, attended the service. she was joined by officers and dignitaries from across california, including state attorney general rob bonta. speakers praised officer pham for his dedication. ever since he joined the force in 2022. from a brother to a brother, i bid farewell and rest in peace. the pham family had asked me to convey their heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support you have shown during this difficult times. pham is the 14th san jose officer killed in the line of duty, and the department says he will forever be remembered. new at 11 tonight, an east bay condo community is frustrated after being targeted again. thieves robbed their cluster mailboxes early this morning. and neighbors say they only found out when they looked at the community cameras. nbc bay area's

that friend we spoke with says he was expecting to have lunch with officer pham on sunday. tragically, that never happened. acting police chief and city leaders are expected to hold a press conference on monday, where we expect to learn more about the investigation in san jose. joey horn, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 a bay area based company at the forefront of artificial intelligence is coming under scrutiny from lawmakers. senator elizabeth warren wants the justice department to investigate nvidia, warren and others say nvidia's practices in bundling software and hardware together for ai uses could be stifling competition. nvidia's chips are used in about 80% of the ai market. nvidia says it does adhere to all regulatory laws, and it supports continued innovations. the company says it will provide whatever data regulators need concerning antitrust issues. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway sold nearly half of its apple shares last quarter that, according to its second quarter earnings report, berkshire hathaway says its holdings in apple were valued at $84.2 billion

long pham had dreamed of a career in law enforcement. it was his passion. >> graduating from the cso academy was the proudest moment for both long and his family, who supported him every step of the way. >> and colleagues say he excelled at the job, always going above and beyond the call of duty, even when he was off the clock and it was simply a hey, how are you guys doing? >> do you need any water? he wasn't even on duty, but he stopped to check in on us. >> loved ones say long pham was all heart. he'd throw himself into his passions. food music and fixing up cars. >> he accepted. who? you were. he reveled in your similarities. he appreciated your differences. and he was just too authentic not to just be your homie. >> and city leaders offered a message to his family. san jose is grateful for the son they raised and grateful for his service. >> the pham family finds solace in knowing that long's died doing whahe. he sacrifices the most noble thing anyone can do in service to others. >> officer pham is a hero who paid the ultimate sacri

. >> pham's family is buddhist.lice chief, fire chief, mayor matt mehan and former san jose mayor sam liccardo, attended. they stood in front of a shrine with candles, flowers, fruits and incense. pham was the first cso to die on duty within the san jose police department's history. captain brian spears, who oversees the cso division, shared a few words. >> the impact he made will continue to resonate, reminding us of the extraordinary difference one person can make. as we remember, cso pham let us carry forward the values he lived by integrity, kindness and readiness to help. >> community service officer veronica bear was pham's partner. she survived the crash. we were there when she was discharged from the hospital as hundreds of officers and other first responders lined the hallway to applaud her. police chief paul joseph said their sacrifice will not be forgotten. >> we have to remember, too, that this is this is a person and a member of this community on many different levels. >> police say the funeral service

he wasn't even on duty, but he stopped to check in on us. >> loved ones say long pham was all heart. he'd throw himself into his passions. food music and fixing up cars. >> he accepted. who? you were. he reveled in your similarities. he appreciated your differences. and he was just too authentic not to just be your homie. >> and city leaders offered a message to his family. san jose is grateful for the son they raised and grateful for his service. >> the pham family finds solace in knowing that long's died doing what he loves. his sacrifice is the most noble thing anyone can do in service to others. >> officer pham is a hero who paid the ultimate sacrifice, and we will never forget that. >> pham completed his training in 2022. he is the first community service officer to be killed in san jose, in the line of duty in the department's history. >> alex and a truly fitting tribute for him today. and ruben live in the south bay. and thank you for that. a man suspected of several hit and run crashes on the peninsula is under arrest tonight. those crashes happened yesterday afternoon on tay

also tonight, san jose is honoring community service officer long pham.was killed by a suspected drunk driver while on the job. it is the first time in the san jose police department's history that a community service officer was killed in the line of duty. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran was at his memorial. please come on up. tonight, friends, family and coworkers remembering community service officer long pham at the vietnamese heritage garden. he was killed at the beginning of august by a suspected drunk driver while doing traffic control for an accident. we only shared a brief moment together. i distinctly remember his warmth and his smile. they are impermanent. city leaders were here tonight, including mayor matt mahan, former mayor sam liccardo and interim police chief paul joseph. he was a member of our san jose pd family. captain spears, who oversees community service officers, also spoke tonight on the kind of person officer pham was. his infectious smile and charisma had a way of brightening even the toughest of days, reminding us all of the power

. >> with officers standing watch, people came to pay their respects to long pham. pham. a community service officer with san jose police had his life cut short on august third. he'd been doing traffic control when he was killed by a drunk driver. >> he's the sweetest guy you ever meet. honestly, if you need anything, he'll come help you with no hesitation. >> his family says it was his dream to protect and serve. becoming a community service officer was just the beginning. pham would count the days until he finished his training. >> six more months, bro. that's all i need. and i'm in. and then he did it. >> you know, everybody was proud of him. >> his mom and dad, my uncle. >> we were proud of him. it's sad to see him go. >> loved ones came to support the family. jacqueline and tony lee have known them for nearly 50 years. they say they are heartbroken by this loss. >> he was a sweetheart. whatever you ask him to do, he'll do it for you. he's amazing. that's amazing. boy. >> i miss that boy a lot, you know? yeah i'm so sad for my friend. you know, lost the boy, you know?

tells us that pham lost his life. pham was in his 30s. he's described as a really great dude who was, well known in san jose. police confirmed two of their officers were hit saturday night while assisting with an unrelated traffic accident at monterey road and palm avenue. the other was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. police say the driver responsible was arrested. they do believe that person was driving under the influence. the suspect's identity has not been released at this point. this tragedy unfolded right in front of ken zac sos farm. >> i could feel the hurt whenever anybody a human being is a human being, no matter what. but above all, somebody that works to help protect people. it's just it tears you up a little bit. >> police sent us a statement saying in part, quote, our entire police family is heartbroken and our collective arms around his family, friends and teammates as we all cope with this painful incident. the mayor also adding, each day our officers placed themselves in harm's way t

pham is the 14th san jose police officer killed in the line of duty. the department says he will be forever remembered with the others at the sj pd website. governor newsom was in oakland to today celebrate a new step toward clean energy. he unveiled a first of its kind hydrogen hub at the port of oakland. it's a collection of hydrogen production plants that will distribute clean, renewable energy to trucks, busses and electric generators. california was awarded more than a billion dollars to fund this project. it's all part of a biden administration plan to eventually build up to 12 hubs across the country. the governor's visit comes as his proposal to set new regulations for the oil and gas industry hit a stumbling block on wednesday. the governor's plan to prevent gas price spikes was written into senate bill 950, but the legislative session will end before the assembly has time to consider it. the bill would authorize the california energy commission to require oil refineries to maintain a minimum fuel reserve to avoid supply shortages that create

he wasn't even on duty, but he stopped to check in on us. >> loved ones say long pham was all heart. he'd throw himself into his passions food, music and fixing up cars. >> he accepted who you were. he reveled in your similarities. he appreciated your differences. and he was just too authentic not to just be your homey. >> and city leaders offered a message to his family. san jose is grateful for the son they raised and grateful for his service. >> the pham family finds solace in knowing that long's died doing what he loves. his sacrifice is the most noble thing anyone can do in service to others. >> officer pham is a hero who paid the ultimate sacrifice, and we will never forget that. >> pham completed his training in 2022. he is the first san jose community service officer to be killed in the line of duty in the department's history. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up at 11, a north bay father shot to death in his home and tonight, an update from police. the arrests in san joaquin county. >> and in weather. looks like a pleasant holiday weekend. headed our way

also tonight, san jose is honoring community service officer long pham. he was killed by a suspected drunk driver while on the job. it is the first time in the san jose police department's history that a community service officer was killed in the line of duty. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran was at his memorial. please come on up. tonight, friends, family and coworkers remembering community service officer long pham at the vietnamese heritage garden. he was killed at the beginning of august by a suspected drunk driver while doing traffic control for an accident. we only shared a brief moment together. i distinctly remember his warmth and his smile. they are impermanent. city leaders were here tonight, including mayor matt mahan, former mayor sam liccardo and interim police chief paul joseph. he was a member of our san jose pd family. captain spears, who oversees community service officers, also spoke tonight on the kind of person officer pham was. his infectious smile and charisma had a way of brightening even the toughest of days, reminding us all of the p

pham was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver on august 3rd in downtown san jose. members of the vietnamese community say he was a symbol of bravery and strength. earlier this morning officers followed by an honor guard carried the coffin inside the sap center joined by other first responders, family members, and the public for that memorial service. the deputy chief says after pham's death there's been an outpouring of fond remembrances. >> i learned that his pride extended to every aspect of his life. he took immense pride in his work, always striving to be the best he could be, whether it was on a call or in support of his teammates and he was certainly very proud of his family. >> while pham's partner veronica bayer was also injured in that crash, she was released from the hospital earlier this month surrounded by her colleagues from the department. >>> a new effort in san francisco to crack down on wild sideshows like this that have frustrated neighbors across the city. mayor london breed is proposing new legislation that would make it illegal to organize and

la familia de pham compartió estas fotografías de la niñez de pham en la ceremonia, que tuvo una duracióntional boulevard en oakland, dice estar agradecida con el comité chimaltecos por la ayuda que les han brindado, especialmente en el proceso de repatriación del cuerpo a guatemala. ante la falta de respuesta de su consulado, imagínese, 1 tiene que esperar hasta 5 o 6 meses para que pueda llevar un cuerpo hasta allá. el comité chimaltecos es compuesto por 18 voluntarios en oakland. la mayoría son de santiago, chimaltenango, de guatemala. por otra parte, la fiscalía del condado de alameda aún no recibe los resultados de la prueba de toxicología del sospechoso de atropellarla. porque se estima que unas 17 millones de personas van a viajar durante este fin de semana feriado. eso representa un aumento del 9%. eso de acuerdo a la administración nacional de transporte. y de esa cantidad se espera que casi 3 millones de personas salgan de viaje este viernes. por esta razón, la agencia triple a recomienda que salga de casita manejando después de las 19:00 de la noche. más o menos, para evitar el

pham was the first san jose police community service officer killed in the line of duty. since that program was created. shifting gears happening right now, the busy labor day weekend travel rush is underway. you're looking live around the bay area from the bay bridge toll plaza, which is light, to i-80 in the east bay, which is heavy, and of course, one on one in san jose. also a big getaway. slow area. the peak drive time on the roads is expected to be from now until 6:00 tonight, and as we head into the holiday weekend, much of the bay area is seeing sun. but certainly cooler temperatures, and that's going to continue through labor day. abc seven news meteorologist lisa argen has a look at your forecast. >> increasing sun today for those of you who have don't have it yet. and then for the holiday, looking at slightly cooler weather. then we will get into a big heat up. but this looks like only a two day event. the latest forecast for the extended outlook shows some cooling, a trough coming in the end of the extended outlook. so here's a look how quickly you'll warm up

pham is the first cso in san jose to be killed in the line of duty. >> it's absolutely devastating to the community because, you know, we don't have a whole lot of police officers who are vietnamese, and when we have a death like this, it's impact. all of our lives. >> on august 3rd, pham and his partner veronica bayer were directing traffic at monterey road and palm avenue. san jose police say 44 year old juan walter palacios plowed into their patrol car, killing pham and seriously injuring bayer. palacios has been charged with manslaughter and driving under the influence. >> cso pham was not just a team member, he was a source of inspiration and wealth. his infectious smile and charisma had a way of brightening even the toughest of days, reminding us all of the power of kindness and dedication. >> local leaders, including san jose mayor matt mehan, former mayor sam liccardo, and acting san jose police chief paul joseph lit incense during the ceremony honoring farms buddhist beliefs as the sunset people lit candles and had a moment of silence. >> tonight, we light our candles. let us

i just prayed for him yesterday. >> pham came to the united states from vietnam when he was an infant and spent his entire life in san jose, attending andrew hill high school and evergreen valley college. >> long is a hero. i know that's likely little comfort in this time of tremendous grief, but long's life, his service and his sacrifice will be remembered forever by our police department and our city. >> a full memorial service is being planned in conjunction with officer pham's family. details will be released at a later time. reporting in san jose i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 630, a former san francisco nonprofit director is now charged with sexual assault and domestic violence. all in connection to a 2021 mission district sexual assault. san francisco da brooke jenkins announcing the charges today against jonathan jacobo. the 35 year old is accused of assaulting a former girlfriend after she had explicitly communicated to him that she did not want any sexual contact. jacobo is charged with rape, sexual battery by restraint and domestic violence. jacobo resigned f

the crash killed bears 34 year old partner long pham. it's a real mix of emotions today. >> obviously we have sadness for the loss of cso long pham, but we're incredibly grateful that veronica was able to leave the hospital so quickly during this tragic time. >> bears described as remaining positive. >> when i visited her a couple of days ago in the hospital, she told me that she can't wait to heal up and get back out there and continue serving our community, and i think it's that spirit of public service, of self-sacrifice that is so strong in the san jose police department. >> the community service officer program started in 2014 with an spd, csos respond and investigate lower priority calls while putting the well-being of others before their own csos. >> just like the police officers are out there risking their safety, risking their lives in the service of this community. and we need to recognize that and when someone does make the ultimate sacrifice or a huge sacrifice like veronica did, we've got to acknowledge that the driver suspe

and a funeral service for san jose community service officer long pham. it's going to be help this morning. we're gonna have the latest on that. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news all. >> well, good friday morning and thank you waking up with us bright and early here on august. 30th, the radar v. all right. well, the long weekend is upon us. you need a forecast to get you going in the morning. john. good morning. we are here for the holiday weekend today. unofficial start to it. >> and hey, we're looking outside at some pretty nice conditions. all in all. we're repeating a lot of factors that we did have yesterday. you can see a lot of this low gray hovering right across the east so we've returned to a little bit of that marine layer that is going to be hovering along the bay shore and at the coastline in the north bay throughout the course of the morning before we do clear out pretty nicely this afternoon seeing temperatures that will be similarly warm to yesterday. much like yesterday. we're kicking off this

thom jensen is in san jose with how officers and community members are paying their respects to pham.arrived here at the sap center a few hours ago, and the parking lot started filling in at about 11:00 just before this funeral service for fallen community service officer long pham began at just after 11:00 today. police also have a wide security perimeter set up at different intersections around the sap center, and that could still be going on this afternoon. as you come into this area. so be aware of that. cso pham was providing traffic control near a wreck on monterey road that saturday, four weeks ago, when police say a drunk driver struck and killed him and severely injured another community service officer. the 44 year old driver, who now faces a felony vehicular manslaughter charge, had a previous dui, according to police. family and friends describe pham as a happy man who always wanted to become an officer and loved his job. he became a cso two years ago and had dreams of a career in law enforcement and protecting and serving his community. by the way, when san jose police of

a full memorial service is being planned in conjunction with officer pham's family. mike.e told those details will be released to the public as soon as they are available. yeah, just tragic all around. >> we mentioned at the top the second community service officer. seriously injured in this collision. any update on the officer's condition? >> mike, we do know that she did sustain serious injuries, including a injuries to her face. she is remaining in a hospital tonight. as a matter of fact, the acting police chief and the mayor were on their way to visit her in the hospital after the late afternoon update they provided on this situation. we don't have her condition, but she is seriously injured and she is obviously accepting visitors. so we'll take that as a good sign on her condition, no doubt. >> all right. mark sayer live tonight in san jose. mark thank you. >> all righty. temperatures today about where they were yesterday. maybe a little bit cooler in some spots. maybe a little warmer than others but just kind of a wash now. tomorrow it changes. temperatures increase.

the crash killed bears 34 year old partner long pham.ix of emotions today. >> obviously we have sadness for the loss of cso long pham, but we're incredibly grateful that veronica was able to leave the hospital so quickly during this tragic time. >> bears described as remaining positive. >> when i visited her a couple of days ago in the hospital, she told me that she can't wait to heal up and get back out there and continue serving our community, and i think it's that spirit of public service, of self-sacrifice that is so strong in the san jose police department. >> the community service officer program started in 2014 with an spd, csos respond and investigate lower priority calls while putting the well-being of others before their own csos. >> just like the police officers are out there risking their safety, risking their lives in the service of this community. and we need to recognize that and when someone does make the ultimate sacrifice or a huge sacrifice like veronica did, we've got to acknowledge that the driver suspected of hittin

pham did not survive. >> we're an are shocked and devastated and angry at the first line of duty. death of a community service officer in our department's history. >> police say the driver, 44 year old juan huerta palacios of morgan hill, was under the influence and has been charged with vehicular manslaughter as well as dui. the department is coordinating with officer pham's family for memorial service, with those details to be shared at a later time. san mateo police say a pregnant woman and her unborn child were killed in the woman's home, and her boyfriend is now under arrest. the 37 year old woman was found dead at a home on south b street near 13th avenue, just after six last night. police say she was nine months pregnant. officers learned her boyfriend was heading to los angeles with help from southern california law enforcement. 33 year old andrew coleman was taken into custody in west covina on a murder charge. the victim's name and cause of death have not been released. a former san francisco nonprofit director is now charged with sexual assault as well as domestic viole

say a drunk driver hit two community service officers doing traffic control, killing 34-year-old long pham. well, tonight the suspect is facing a murder charge. as andrea nakano reports, veronica bayer, who was severely injured in that same crash, at valley medical center today fellow officers cheering her on. >> reporter: it was just around 3:00 when veronica bayer came out of the hospital in a wheelchair with visible injuries to her face and body. it was an incredibly emotional moment as she headed home to recover from her injuries. >> we wish you a speedy recovery and welcome home. we have all been thinking about you for the past four days, and you will forever have our love. >> reporter: law enforcement officers lined both sides of the hallway as veronica bayer was released from the hospital. >> thank you for your service and dedication to our department. >> when she came around the corner in the wheelchair and everybody started -- she heard the radio announcement and everybody started applauding, it was very obvious that she was overwhelmed. and that's exactly what we wanted. we wante

pham was on the job during traffic control when he was killed by a drunk driver earlier this month. his partner, veronica bear, was seriously injured. she attended the funeral in a wheelchair. pham was described as a loving son, loyal friend, and devoted community service officer. >> accepted. who you were. he reveled in your similarities. he appreciated your differences and he was just too authentic not to just be your homey. >> his family says he had always dreamed of a career in law enforcement. the san jose police chief said that graduating from the cso academy was one of the proudest moments of his life. to politics now and second gentleman doug emhoff was in san francisco today to raise money for his wife kamala harris's presidential campaign. he attended a brunch fundraiser in the city. tickets range from 25,000 to $250,000. vice president harris did not attend. this event comes just three weeks after she held a fundraiser at the fairmont hotel, where the campaign raised about $13 million. meantime, former president trump spoke to crowds at the moms for liberty summit in wash

pham died at the hospital. community service officers are civilian positions that help respond to and investigate lower priority calls. the police chief and mayor spoke today about the essential duty they play in keeping the public safe. >> we were and are shocked and devastated and angry at the first line of duty death of a community service officer in our department's history. we pray it will be the last. >> long gave his life in service to others. he put the safety of our community, the community he grew up in, before his own. there is no more heroic an act. >> the other officer, veronica bayer, is still in the hospital with major injuries but is expected to survive. christina garza is a community service officer who worked with both of them. she left flowers at the scene today. >> i know that all of our cso family is hurting and, you know, we were here to serve the community. we love san jose, but when something like this tragic happens, it really hits home. >> so that suspect is 44 years old. he's named ju

the crash killed bears 34 year old partner long pham. it's a real mix of emotions today. >> obviously we have sadness for the loss of cso long pham, but we're incredibly grateful that veronica was able to leave the hospital so quickly. you know, she's obviously very strong. she's a fighter. she's going to do everything possible to rehab as quickly as she can. her spirits look good, and it was really gratifying to see the department come together today like this. for her. >> we saw officers and csos come to show their appreciation to bear chief joseph said she's been positive through this ordeal and said she has the complete support from the department and the community as she heals a police escort followed her home after she left the hospital. now, the driver suspected of hitting bear and pham while being under the influence, was in court today and charged with murder in the death of cso pham, 44 year old juan huerta. palacio also faces two counts of felony dui. now, huerta palacio has had prior arrests for dui, which enable prosecutors

it's, it's just so bad. >> police say the driver who hit pham was arrested.believe he was driving under the influence. >> i'm already scared to drive because of how people drive on the road, let alone you not knowing if there's a drunk driver next to you and at any given moment, your life could end. and that's just. it's terrifying. >> a police spokesperson says our entire police family is heartbroken, and our collective arms are around his family, friends and teammates as we all cope with this painful incident. >> it's a horrible situation, absolutely horrible and a lot of it is. there's a lot of speed on this road. >> ken sasso has driven these country roads for 80 years. he lives right across the street from the spot where pham's life was taken. >> somebody that works to help protect people, it's just it tears you up a little bit. >> mayor matt mahan writing each day, our officers place themselves in harm's way to fulfill their solemn oath to protect and serve us. they are truly heroes. >> it's really sad prayers out to the family. you know, that's very un

and palm avenue on saturday night, where police say bear and fellow community service officer long phame both working at traffic accident and hit by a suspected drunk driver. pham did not survive, devastating the law enforcement community. >> i have lost colleagues in the profession and every one of them is tragic and unique, scott seaman, a retired captain from the department, is president of the san jose police foundation. >> the nonprofit is working to raise funds to support both bear and the pham family and the union representing community service officers, says bear's road to recovery will be long. >> she is definitely in high spirits, she is very much happy to be home, though very much so. still recovering mayor matt mehan posting to social media. >> she's got a broken jaw, cracked ribs and internal bleeding, but after four days in intensive care, cso bear is headed home. and just like he did for the funeral of slain oakland police officer dwayne lay, artist johnny castro, using his computer skills on thursday to design a digital portrait of pham, something he's done over 1700 tim

pham was directing traffic at a crash scene when the driver hit pham's patrol car, sending it flyingnto him and his partner. that partner was seriously injured and released from the hospital recently. the memorial service for pham is set for 11 this morning at sap center. >> the man charged with killing five of his own family members at a home in alameda will be is expected to be in court today. 54 year old shane killian was arrested for the murder of his two young sons. his wife and both his in-laws in a case of domestic violence. the july 10th mass shooting happened inside the family's home on kitty hawk road. if convicted of the charges with enhancements, he could be facing life in prison. tonight, oakland city leaders will hold the final town hall discussion about crime and violence. it's the last one in a series that has taken place around the city. mayor shengtao and police chief floyd mitchell will be taking part once again. this evening's town hall will be held at the oakland asian cultural center in chinatown, and it starts at 530. >> a dancing with the stars pro is out of a

and palm avenue on saturday night, where police say bear and fellow community service officer long phamd hit by a suspected drunk driver. pham did not survive, devastating the law enforcement community. >> i have lost colleagues in the profession and every one of them is tragic and unique, scott seaman, a retired captain from the department, is president of the san jose police foundation. >> the nonprofit is working to raise funds to support both bear and the pham family and the union representing community service officers says bear's road to recovery will be long. >> she is definitely in high spirits. she's very much happy to be home. though very much so. still recovering, mayor matt mahan posting to social media. >> she's got a broken jaw, cracked ribs and internal bleeding, but after four days in intensive care, cso bear is headed home. and just like he did for the funeral of slain oakland police officer dwayne lay, artist johnny castro, using his computer skills on thursday to design a digital portrait of pham, something he's done over 1700 times for fallen first responders. >> the

all that glass, it's just so bad. >> police say the driver who hit pham was arrested. they believe he was driving under the influence. >> i'm already scared to drive because of how people drive on the road, let alone you not knowing if there's a drunk driver next to you. and at any given moment, your life could end. and that's just. it's terrifying. a police spokesperson says our entire police family is heartbroken and our collective arms are around his family, friends and teammates as we all cope with this painful incident. >> it's a horrible situation, absolutely horrible, and a lot of it is. there's a lot of speed on this road. >> ken sasso has driven these country roads for 80 years. he lives right across the street from the spot where pham's life was taken. >> somebody that works to help protect people. it's just it tears you up a little bit. >> mayor matt mehan writing each day our officers place themselves in harm's way to fulfill their solemn oath to protect and serve us. they are truly heroes. >> it's really sad prayers out to the family. you know, that's very