building a better bay aorward. r unfortunate reality of gun violence within our communities. this is, however, an example of how technology our community and excellent police work. can help us all. stay safe. today 10 days after a five year old girl was shot and killed while riding in a car on interstate 80. investigators outline what happened before the shooting and what led to the arrests of three men. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley dates police. the chp and the district attorney detailed the shooting on the streets of fremont that happened just before the freeway shooting, and they explained how the suspects were found just hours later in santa cruz, abc

seven news reporter zack fuentes has the story. five year old eliana was riding with her family to dinner on saturday night, april 8th before seven when she was shot in the for ser sitting right next to her court documents say the suspects yelled the gang slogan as a shot into the vehicle that they believe belonged to a rival gang . chp says at this point they believe the family in that car were just innocent victims. almost immediately after the shooting, the family found a chp officer on the road they pulled over. grabbed their young daughter and handed her to the chp officer asking for help. he did everything he could to try to help her and requested medical services. last week, umberto and naya, crystal, nyala, valderrama and emmanuel serrano were arrested in connection with it. investigators saying they believe all our surrender gang members tuesday, the alameda county district attorney shed more light on the identical charges each is facing, including one count of murder, six counts of firing into an

occupied vehicle and one count of assault with a firearm following an earlier shooting in fremont, if convicted, as currently charged each defendant faces a minimum of 42 years to life. fremont shooting happened less than a half hour before the freeway shooting. fremont police say the victim was walking on fremont boulevard when one of the suspects commented on the victim's red clothing, which was the color of a rival gang. a suspect got out of the car and shot at the victim, who was not hit. tuesday fremont police revealed that that shooting gave them critical information that eventually lead to an arrest in santa cruz three hours later, including footage from nearby cameras that identified the suspect, vehicle and license plate and captured the majority of the incident. including one suspect, pointing a firearm at the victim, with investigators confirming that both shootings are believed to be gang related. the question was posed by multiple reporters to d a pamela price at tuesday's press conference as to whether there will be any gang enhancements. we are working closely to evaluate the evidence and to determine what the if there will be additional charges. as the

investigation continues, so does the grieving process for elian's family, a family spokesperson saying friday following initial news of arrests, they're just happy justice will be served. now they can focus on the funeral and their baby girl zach fuentes, abc seven news. pleasant and police are investigating a shooting at a home depot. this is the location near johnson driving owens drive . police are asking people to avoid the area right now. investigators say suspects have been detained, but we don't have any other details. they plan to give an update later today and we will bring that to you when we get it in antiochus meeting is just getting underway following a march and rally earlier this afternoon were residents. demanded change at the police department. all of this coming after two reports highlighted racist, misogynistic and homophobic text messages by antiochus police officers on group chats, abc seven news reporter on to hassan is live with more. good evening. this group just survived a short

while ago. they're here for the start of the special five pm city council meeting. now it was a small group. they say they're not here to disrupt the city council meeting, but they will present a list of demands. mayor thorpe says this meeting is to call for an audit of the police department. the community says they're calling for change. the area, community groups and antiochus residents are calling for change of the antioch's police department. they were sending pictures of each other to each other, with gorillas talking about essentially like that, they feel like they're at a zoo. um i mean it just really disturbing stuff. you know what? that's how they view the people of any attack. um how could you ever cheat a person humanely as a human if you don't even see him as one has one of the antioco residents calling for more accountability, many who gathered say allegations of racism at the antiochus police department. aren't new. jason woody lives in oakland, he says . this isn't just a problem in antiochus. i really think it's time that we do something about getting these racist police officers at the departments and

making sure that you know these things don't happen. protests come after published reports reveal the change of racist, misogynistic and homophobic text messages sent by antiochus police officers. over a period of almost two years, according to the city. almost 20% of the police department is now on leave, but close to 40% of the police force may have taken part , according to the contra costa county public defender's office that includes high ranking officers. i have concerns about the vice president of the police union, serving as a member of the internal affairs team. i think that's a conflict. i think that creates problems. in a previous interview, the abc seven news mayor lamar thorpe, laid out what he expects from tuesday's meeting. mayor is calling for an audit of the police department's internal affairs, the hiring and promoting practices as well as an equity audit, which is a study of the fairness of the police department's policies and practices will be able to collect data to make decisions. and decisions that i hope you get at the heart of culture at

the police department, and then, of course, chief. ford has to do his part as well. the reference to ford police chief ford is, of course, antioch's police chief i wanted we did reach out to the city of anti ox police department did not return requests for comment. down, mama back to you. all right. thank you. answer. with only weeks before the school year. alright with only weeks before the end of the school. you're oakland. parents are hoping teachers don't go on strike. another round of negotiations resumes tomorrow, abc seven news senior education reportedly, melendez has more on what's on the table. to be clear. oakland teachers have already voted to authorize a strike. the when really depends on whether both sides can reach an agreement primarily on salaries right now. oakland teachers are among the lowest pain in alameda county, ranging from 151,000 for the more senior teachers. and the union says that has had negative

consequences. we're having a hard time attracting and retaining teachers union wants to increase their salaries by 23% across the board. instead the school district is offering increases for teachers at different stages in their career less for first year teachers and up to 20% for the most tenured teachers and staff, it's called structured salary increases. the union opposes it. we're not to be able to agree to a two tier system. the district says. quote o u. s. d s proposed compensation package would mean teachers in oakland will for the first time in decades. be paid higher than the average salary for educators in our region. we think it's a really good offer the education nonprofit oakland reaches weighing in on these negotiations, demanding that there be no disruption of classes are kids were already struggling before the pandemic. those struggles have been deepened since the pandemic, and we need to spend as much time as

we can. um recovering and we need every day to recover. last teacher strike in 2019 lasted seven days, keeping students away from the classroom. leanne melendez, abc seven news today is day two of a new effort called one oakland spring clean . yesterday the focus was on fixing potholes. today it's abandoned cars, oakland has shifted the responsibility of towing away from the police department. it is now handled by the city's department of transportation. crew members say district seven accounts for the majority of service calls about abandoned cars. district seven includes the southeastern part of oakland bordering san leandro from the hills to the bay council member trevor reid, who represents the district talked about why removing abandoned cars is so important. reduce the risk that it poses for public health safety issues for traffic impeding for blocking neighbor's front doors, their driveways,

the environmental hazards of those vehicles being left out on our streets. the conditions that it brings into our community is being addressed today. one oakland spring clean continues tomorrow with a community cleanup date. city workers and volunteers will be at seven locations to pick up trash. cyclists and their supporters staged a rally outside san francisco city hall today, calling for protected bike lanes in the presidio. that's where cycling champion ethan boys was hit by a vehicle and killed on arguello boulevard at washington two weeks ago. we want to raise awareness and put pressure onto reserves chan and stephanie to make this a priority to tell sfm to employment this immediately, not with plans or outreach or process. but just insulation in the ground immediately. supervisor chance offices. it has called on sfm to install protected bike lanes are well. oh we have yet to hear back from supervisor stefani's office. officials in new york city say there is no reason to believe that anyone is still inside a

parking garage that collapsed this afternoon. this video shows vehicles piled on top of each other in the three story building in lower manhattan. not far from the brooklyn bridge, officials say at least one person is dead, five injured. all of them worked at the garage . first responders began to search for survivors. but that changed when the building became too unstable. we made the decision to remove all our people from the building. we deployed our robot dog into the building. they're able to give us a video. inside and then we were able to fly our drones inside at this time. we believe that we have the workers that were in danger in the building all accounted for a student at nearby pace university, says the collapse felt like an earthquake building at the university has been evacuated. still ahead, a simple mistake turned into a life changing moment after the break, we'll hear from the family of the 16 year old who was shot after going to the wrong address when trying to pick up his younger siblings and

the case of the young woman killed after pulling into the wrong driveway, abc seven news at five. we'll be right

in a unanimous vote, the city of san jose is removing a large statue of former san jose mayor thomas fallon. today the city council voted to remove the statue back in 2021 on west st james and julian streets for more than three decades. latino and indigenous groups of san jose held protests against the statue holding the us flag on land previously owned by mexico during the mid 18 hundreds. their removal cost the city nearly $500,000. and place the six ton statue into storage right now to the latest on the shooting of 16 year old ralph ural in kansas city, missouri. he's a teenager who was shot after mistakenly showing up at the wrong home. the 84 year old homeowner is now charged in that

shooting as you are all recovers from his injuries. abc news reporter reena roy has the latest as 16 year old ralph funeral recovers from two gunshot wounds his family speaking out is just taking it day by day. he is healing. he is trying to make sense of something that seems to be really senseless right now. authorities have now charged 84 year old andrew lester with felony assault for allegedly shooting ja rule when you are old mistakenly showed up at his kansas city home thursday just before 10 p.m. lester now back in custody. charles families shocked lester isn't facing more serious charges chose to fired two shots into this human being . that's something that most people would assume mike cause their death and it seems like attempted murder. charles family says they sent him to pick up his younger siblings at 115 terrorists, but he accidentally went to lester's home on 115th street. according to the arrest warrant. after you are all rang the doorbell, lester shot him in

the head through the glass door and then again in the arm. authorities say there is no indication the two ever exchanged words. prosecutor clay county i can tell you there was a racial component. to the case . the high school junior ran for help, but his family says he was turned away by neighbors. he was taken to the hospital and is now receiving care at home. in a separate incident in washington county, new york, north of albany, 20 year old colin gillis was killed when authorities say she also mistakenly showed up at the wrong home while driving with friends in a rural area. this is, uh very sad case. of some young adults that we're looking for a friend's house and ended up at this man's house. 65 year old kevin monahan charged with second degree murder, the sheriff says gillis was beloved in her community and that her life was taken far too soon, her friends saying she will be deeply missed. roy abc news new york. coming up. transforming adversity into art will tell you

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um upcoming our way almond dance , so i think we can all appreciate and enjoy it. after such a stormy winter we've had 105 before. we know we don't want to look forward to that. well, today is national holocaust remembrance day. this one marks a milestone with the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising in commemoration , the jewish family and children's services holocaust center in san francisco held a virtual event. mayor london braid little memorial candle and gave opening remarks more than 500 people joined a 92 year old bay area holocaust survivor shared his story saying. he hopes people never forget. my mother said, why don't you go and save yourself? i said no. i'm going to stay here with you , signora, live together or we die together. but i'm not reading you. and in washington,

d c. today there was a ceremony honoring congresswoman nancy pelosi's father for his efforts to help holocaust refugees well still ahead here marking 117 years since the 19 oh six earthquake, the annual ceremony to remember that fateful day and the somber reminder that we need to

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emergency sirens rang at five 12 am the exact time of the '06 quake lattice fountain is the oldest standing monument from that day many used the fountain to post notices to connect with missing family members and friends back then a free community preparedness fair will be held at the san francisco maine public library for bay area residents this coming saturday. and we still have much more news ahead. we do. let's go to abc 7 news. anchor karina nova for a look at the stories come. thanks, dan and alma senator dianne feinstein's health is front and center again senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying republicans would block an effort to replace her on the senate judiciary committee abc 7 political analyst. jackie speier gives us perspective on that governor newsom's plan ahead of the supreme court's ruling on abortion medication and we'll discuss the settlement in the fox defamation lawsuit join us for those stories and more at 5:30. right. thanks karina, and you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc 7news.com to join karina in two minutes. that's our report if you're watching us on tv david muir is

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