brothers, buy homes for your free. no obligation cash. offer 24 hours a day. that's brothers buy homes. com building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news line and manipulating a witness are serious violations of the public trust and a threat to the integrity of the judicial system. detective tran will be held accountable. i'm confident , though, that this veteran police officer will be entirely vindicate. tonight in oakland, police officer now facing charges of perjury and bribing a witness during a murder trial. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. and i'm anna dates. an arrest warrant has now been issued for the oakland police officer and now the district attorney says more than 100 other cases could be in jeopardy. abc seven news reporter ryan curry has the latest on the story. oakland homicide investigator phong tran seen on the left, has been

charged with two felony counts of perjury for allegedly lying under oath during a murder trial. he has also been charged with one felony count of bribing a witness. detective tran lied about his connection to the witness and the payments to her under oath. alameda county district attorney pamela price released a video statement tuesday saying this stems from a 2011 murder in investigation. two men were convicted and sentenced to life in prison for shooting and killing a man in north oakland. the charges against the men were vacated last year. court documents say a key witness originally claimed to have seen the shooting but recanted her testimony, admitting she witnessed neither the shooting nor the people responsible for it. those documents also mentioned she admitted she was paid for her testimony by the oakland police department and officer tran, specifically in the form of cash and checks. i spoke with the witness earlier. she did not want to be interviewed, but says tran used her because he knew she needed to provide for her family district attorney price called these charges serious. she says her office has to now go through more than 100

previous cases to see if there was possible misconduct. my office now has to review at least 125 other cases that detective tran investigated. others in oakland want these charges dropped against officer tran immediately. there's no grounds, no bearing here that would indicate that the charges that they've charged this officer with are ever going to come anywhere. barry donelan, president of the oakland police officers association, says tran has spent years solving homicides in oakland. he says this move reflects negatively on the district attorney. it's clearly an effort to discredit homicide investigators in order to take people who've been convicted of homicide and get them out on the street in oakland. ryan curry, abc7 news. and also in oakland. a surveillance camera caught the moment when robbers shot a woman as she sat in a park at lunchtime today. happened at the fm. smith recreation center on park boulevard not far from lake merritt. you saw those two

people grabbing the woman's purse as she sat on a bench. she resisted and chased them to their car. that's when one of them shot her. officers say she's in the hospital. we do not know how serious her injuries are. the robbers did get away. also in oakland, there is praise for the firefighters who helped save the life of a baby hit by a stray bullet while riding in her family's car. the 15 month old girl was buckled into her car seat when she was caught in crossfire in the little saigon neighborhood at 12th avenue, near east 15th street. she was hit in the stomach, but her family did not realize it until they got to their house. not too far away, surveillance video shows the girl's parents frantically banging on the doors of the firehouse four blocks away, yelling for help. firefighters running out to try and control the bleeding and ambulance rushed her to ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. she is in stable condition right now. thankfully, our crews and personnel were here in the firehouse at the

time. upon seeing the trauma to the baby, our personnel, which are the best firefighters in the united states, went to, went into immediate action and rendered life saving medical care to save this infant heroes. indeed, police are asking anyone with information to contact investigators. a student is being treated at an east bay hospital right now after being stabbed on campus at northgate high school in walnut creek. officials say the incident involved two students, both ninth graders, around 1:00 this afternoon. the student accused of the stabbing is in custody. no one else was involved. mt. diablo school district says classes continued after the stabbing. counselors were brought on campus and will remain on site tomorrow in san francisco. the man accused of stabbing and killing tech founder bob lee appeared in court today. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow was there for the hearing and is in the newsroom with the latest on what happened. melanie. dan nima, mo,

minnie's arraignment did not happen as expected today. his attorney says that she's waiting on discovery in the case while the da's office says that she has received enough discovery like police reports, to enter a not guilty plea on her client's behalf. and argue his custody status. the stabbing death of cashapp founder bob lee is now unfolding in a san francisco courtroom. dozens of lee's friends and family were at court for what was expected to be a momentous arraignment moment is accused of stabbing and killing lee moments. attorney paula carney asked to delay today's arraignment. a judge agreed to do my job effectively. i need the police reports. it's like that's why i said that sort of thing. like it's not rocket science. if the police are going to make an arrest, they are duty bound to make these materials available to defense counsel. we have provided discovery on a rolling basis as we do in every case. she in my opinion, has sufficient evidence in this case to be able to enter a plea of not guilty on behalf of her client and argue his custody

status. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says lee's autopsy report isn't ready and that the medical examiner's office typically produces them within 60 days. i don't know why san francisco wouldn't be able to provide what any other county could provide in a timely way, jenkins said. the da's office was prepared for his arraignment to take place today. certainly it is to the disappointment of mr. lee's family and of our office that we are not being able to proceed forward with this case. mckinney's defense attorney says once she receives the discovery she requested, she'll file her opposition to the prosecutor's detention motion. kenney says mo money is not a flight risk. right now, he's being held without bail. people who possessed a greater financial means present more of a flight risk. certainly in a situation where they are facing life in prison. well, many sister who was at moments last court appearance was not in court today. the da's office has said she is the link between lee and mo. many i asked county

about the text message moments sister sent lee, according to court documents in which she checks in on him in references coming way down hard on him as a defense lawyer, wasn't it wouldn't be the one that i would pick to release. but as a prosecutor of course, that's the text message that they chose to release. paula county told me that mckinney's sister wasn't in court today because it was so traumatic the last time she was there with all of the television cameras. also some discussion today about the surveillance video in this case. melanie's defense attorney says that she does not believe that surveillance video. and those images are very clear. jenkins, however, says that her office is confident they have sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that mr. mckinney murdered bob lee. in the newsroom for the it. melanie woodrow abc7 news. melanie thank you. an arrest has been made in a botched armed robbery in san francisco's north beach area on sunday night. one person was killed and four others wounded at broadway and columbus avenue. police say 22 year old malachi

lateef from oakland faces murder, attempted murder and attempted robbery charges. investigators say he was part of a group that tried robbing two others from sacramento at gunpoint. things took a violent turn when the victims fought back. shots were fired. police say 23 year old isaiah thomas of suisun city was killed. authorities say he was one of the suspected robbers. the two victims left and another 20 year old woman were wounded today in antioch. the east county chapter of the naacp held a special meeting with contra costa county district attorney. this comes in the wake of the antioch police department texting scandal, which has rocked the department. abc seven news reporter hasan has been following the story very closely. he joins us live with the latest. sir dan, good evening. members met with the da for about an hour. they say they now have a better understanding of the process. they say they were assured that they'll be transparency throughout this investigation and that this investigation could last a few

years. members of the east county naacp say they want accountability and they're thankful that elected officials are listening. it was a big deal. we are very grateful for her to step up and try to respond to us and the community. dr. kimberly patton is vice president of the east county chapter, which includes antioch . they held a meeting with contra costa county district attorney dana beckton to discuss the texting scandal at the antioch police department. just knowing that, you know, even a few years ago, this even if this kind of complaint had a came forward, it may not have reached this level. payton says part of the discussion centered around the actual investigation. she says they were told that despite the racist text messages, racism in and of itself may not be a crime unless acted upon. patton says their concern isn't just about the possible racist attitudes, but how that could impact an officer's ability to investigate. so dinah beckman's office is looking into the criminal side of things. the hr side of things, which would be

the hate piece that falls back on the city of antioch and their protocols of how they reprimand their officers because the hiring and firing you know, after all, rests with them. we come here today in support of good policing before the meeting with the da, members held a press conference at the antioch police department. catherine wade described what police texted about her son, mallard baldwin, who was mentioned in the da reports. this is one part of the text message about my son. when you talk about holding his legs open and beating him in his private part, this is from a police. these are from this these are police is discussing this, according to the city, close to 20% of the police department is now on paid leave, but up to 40% of the entire police force may have been involved. but according to data from the contra costa county public defender's office, patton says the understand the investigation will take time. but in the end, they don't want officers who are convicted to be allowed to remain in law enforcement. this has been a

long time coming. the communities of pittsburgh and antioch have been plagued with just the disease of just dysfunctional police behaving really badly. and so we are really glad that this is finally coming to light. doctor patton says that under the current timeline, there could be new developments come july. the city council is having a meeting tonight. the texting scandal is not on the agenda, but it will likely come up during public comment in antioch on abc seven news. thank you, unser. coming up, controversial vote on the peninsula to determine a sanctuary policy when it comes to immigrants who are wanted felons. we'll tell you what was decided late this afternoon when abc7 news at five returns what are you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier. laser measured floor liners up here. seat protector and cargo liner back there. nice out here. side

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members overwhelmingly approved a walkout, with 88% voting yes to authorize a strike. this does not mean teachers are going on strike right now, but it does give the union authority to call when the oakland unified school district says if there is a strike, it expects the earliest it could take place. this next monday, may 1st. the district has gone to a state board to try to stop a possible strike. it contends testing for ap courses would be taking place at the time. may 25th is the last day of school right now to the latest from the abc seven news i-team. late this afternoon, the san mateo county board of supervisors passed a controversial sanctuary ordinance restricting the county from cooperating with ice with a federal judicial warrant. now this comes after the i-team uncovered newly released data revealing a pattern of recidivism among immigrants convicted of serious felonies. abc seven news i-team reporter stephanie sierra is here with the very latest on this. stephanie yes, today was the final reading and the ordinance passed with a 4 to 1 vote. before that, hours of public comment got very heated as

dozens of people on both sides expressed their concerns. supporters of the legislation argue it will bring more equality to people seeking asylum in san mateo county and prevent collusion from ice. but opponents argue part of it overlooks public safety. supervisor ray mueller, the only one to vote against, presented a number of charts clarifying that he supports the intent of the legislation, but wanted there to be specific exemptions for immigrants who commit violent crimes such as murder, rape or child molestation. he says he's concerned those released from prison and deported will come back into the community to retaliate in county law enforcement won't be able to intervene. supervisor david canepa, who authored the legislation, says immigration officials will still cooperate with any federal criminal investigation. but to be clear, the county will not under this ordinance, have a comment. the debate on whether or not to include the amendments became the sole focus of the meeting as lengthy public comment was raised from immigrant rights advocates, community members and

victims of crimes, including sexual assault. while both sides were heard, numerous people called out to condemn the personal attacks made by supervisor canepa against supervisor mueller. here's how it started. but let me tell you this where you live in menlo park, it is the latino community . it's all these other communities that make your kale salad when it comes to your white linen tables where you eat. we're preparing your food. we're picking your produce, but you want to vilify us. you want to vilify us. you don't know anything. as i have already shared, there are members of the community that support me wholeheartedly. i understand that not everyone agrees with the position that they take. and i taken this hearing, but i think it's unfortunate the level of vilification of those thoughts and mind that are taking place. supervisor mueller referenced the ai team's

reporting last night, revealing at least 35 immigrants convicted of serious felonies in san mateo county from 2018 to 2021. many of whom had a long history of prior arrests. we tried to speak with supervisor canepa about this data, but we were told he was unavailable. today he criticized our report but has yet to respond to any of our requests to share the facts that we have presented. well, of course, stay posted with any follow up and perhaps he will. all right. thanks, steph, very much. coming up, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. 8 pounds of crystal meth and coke as well as guns. now all recovered after police in san jose bust. seven illegal underground casinos and arrest the mastermind of the operation . public safety is something we all care about now. our exclusive tool gives you the power to see exactly what's happening in your area. understand crime trends. check out the numbers, compare the data neighborhood safety tracker only from abc seven. meet a

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slot machines and also several guns, drugs and about $285,000 in cash, multiple people were arrested at those locations, including a 43 year old man believed to be the prime suspect. it all stemmed from a community complaint from people looking in their neighborhood and noticing something's not right. something's going on at that residence, that small tip led detectives to discover this large cache of weapons, drugs, gambling machines and many other illegal activities that are occurring at these locations. police also seized about 2000 pieces of stolen mail during the raids. governor newsom saw firsthand today the flooding in the tulare basin. that's affecting four counties. the disaster is still unfolding as tulare lake has returned and is rising as the snow in the sierra melts farms are flooded. and even the prison in corcoran is threatened and prisoners may have to be evacuated. the governor touched on some of the challenges the state is dealing with. you can't just raise one

portion of a levee without considering the impact and another portion there, unintended consequences. so this requires cross jurisdictional engagement. county to county, city to city. so many different boards, so many different administrator, so many different points of view. tulare lake, dried out decades ago, but has returned periodically when california has extremely wet winters. it was once the largest freshwater lake west of the mississippi river. it's always something, isn't it? we're desperate in the drought now. it rain. now we have flooding snowmelt. when does it end? but in the meantime, we have lovely weather. we do. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that sandhya. yeah, amma and dan, the temperatures have been rising today and that warming is going to continue, which is why the concern is there for the sierra. let me show you what's going on. high pressure is dominating and as it's building, we are going to continue to see those temperatures coming up. just like today, a flood watch is in effect from thursday evening until monday morning for the

sierra nevada. that area shaded in green. we also have flood advisory and a flood warning from sunday through friday. and the reason for this is obviously the snowmelt there is a big concern as temperatures rise over the next few days and continue to remain on the warm side going into next week compared to 24 hours ago, numbers are up just about everywhere. at 13 degrees warmer in novato, 11 degrees warmer in san jose and livermore. you're looking at blue skies from our kgo roof camera as we look along the embarcadero a little bit of a breeze here, which is why the coast didn't warm up much along with parts of the bay. but inland areas did get up into the 80s. so 77 in santa rosa right now, 76 napa low to mid 80s from concord to livermore to fairfield and from our golden gate bridge camera, you're going to be seeing more of this which is sunshine going into tomorrow's san francisco 62, 67. oakland mid to upper 70s from palo alto to san jose. 55 degrees in half moon bay. looking at a nice view from our

santa cruz camera, you might want to head to the beach if you want to escape the heat because it's coming. fog along the coast in the morning warming trend continues the next couple of days with inland areas in the 90s. thursday and friday and cooler through for the weekend through early next week. so if you don't like the heat, just hang in there. let me show you the hour by hour forecast. patches of fog along the coast tonight expanding a little bit towards tomorrow morning, but it is going to be limited primarily to the coast. and then in the afternoon, you will notice that those temperatures will soar away from the coastline numbers first thing in the morning with the fog around 40s and 50s clear inland afternoon highs in the south bay. you're looking at 86 in san jose gilroy, it's going to be warm on the peninsula, 83. redwood city 67 pacifica downtown san francisco 71 degrees. a little bit of a breeze still around daly city. so keeping you in the mid 60s, north bay numbers 83. san rafael 86. santa rosa. sonoma 85. in vallejo heading into the east bay 79. oakland 83. fremont. do you like the warm weather well veor 8in concord. rrow close

those temperatures are going to go up even more on thursday, low 90s showing up inland. that holds on friday. so here's your accuweather seven day forecast warming continues tomorrow for your wednesday. getting hot inland thursday friday we're talking low 90s inland 60s coast side 80s around the bay and then we'll start the cooling trend especially in our inland communities where you're going to need that relief just in time for the weekend plans much cooler early next week. so dan and emma, we're going to see some changes over the next couple of days. all right. thank you, sandhya. well, we didn't see goldilocks, but we did see the three bears. no adorable bear cubs caught on camera in south lake tahoe. you can see them just running around wrestling, playing with each other. the video was captured by a nature enthusiast who frequently captures tahoe wildlife in his caption, he wrote, at 11 weeks old, they're not much bigger than pine cones , but these three black bear cubs of the year have already

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