armstrong is still here laboring in the field. he was unable to be here and ask that i read this statement from him into the record. he said, i wish i could be here today, but i am grateful to representative gohmert showing my remarks of the chamber. i am proud to support passage of the equal act, which will finally provide sentencing parity for federal crack and powdered cocaine offenses. this bill will also provide relief to those who have been sentenced under the previous unequal guidelines in 1986. the anti drug abuse act created 100 to one sentencing disparity for crack cocaine and powdered cocaine offenses. for instance, the law created [inaudible] to possess 100 times ta amount to receive the same sentence. the fair sentencing act reduced the disparity from 100-1 to 18-1. and the equal act not only provides sentencing parity fonot only providing sentencing parity for crack and powdered cocaine offenses, it also solves the retroactivity and implementation issues. this is not being soft on crime, it's being smart on crime. ma

armstrong showed the bipartisan recognition of where we are today. i want to thank the members of the crime subcommittee, crime, terrorism, homeland security committee, who have a collective vision, along with other members of the judiciary committee, what are we doing there? yes, we are there to uphold laws, to promote the legal process under this system called criminal justice, but we are surely there to ensure that criminal justice works. beginning in 2007 -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expireds -- expired. ms. jackson lee: we have learned that most of the assumptions on which the 100-1 ratio was based turned out to be unfounded. those unfounded assumptions damaged communities of color for generations and a higher percentage of black americans are convicted of crack cocaine versus powder cocaine and receive longer sentences, the individuals serving unreasonably long because that disparity exists. i was happy to introduce an amendment to allow the courts to grant sentence reduction absent the presence as required today. this

that ends this statement by kelly armstrong. let me say in conclusion, and i appreciate the comments of mr. jeffries regarding treatment, what i saw during my decade on the bench was whether it was crack cocaine or powder cocaine, it was incredibly addictive. and every now and now and then might be able to deal with their addiction in a 30-day program, but normally it took a lot longer than 30 days. something i thought texas did right was have up to 12 months substance abuse felony punishment facility, some thought it was strange that a strong conservative like myself used that as much as i did, but i saw this is so addictive, it needs a length of time to help people to change their lives for such a time that they've got a better chance of making it out, understanding just how addictive those substances are, all coming from cocaine. so, perhaps that's -- and i know the second chance act dealt with some of those issues. but it might be something else we could do in the future where if you're convicted of an offense where you are

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. >> now at 10, a city in mourning tonight after what oakland police chief leronne armstrong calls the most violent month of the year. why leaders say the most recent victims of gun violence are hitting the community especially hard. as for joining us on kron 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. this is not the first time this year that oakland police chief leronne armstrong has pleaded with the community 2 and a rise in violent crime. but it comes as another 17 lives were lost in september. marking the most violent month of the year and the deadliest since 2013 and there were 2 more homicides. so over this past weekend, our grant lodes joins us here in the studio with what we're learning about the victims and why the chief says he's concerned about his ability to stop this ongoing it's personal to the chief is from oakland only been in this. >> position a little more than half a year and what a year it has been. he is pleading once again with his community to try to help stop the violence. the open today's press conference just like he did his last pres

end of a long poem about george armstrong custard, about what a showman and a self-promoter and a reckless military figure he was. and yet his wife, who was virtually his press agent spent the next 50 years burnishing his reputation and turning it into a great american legend. a very good history -- historian of the american west, stephen aaron, of ucla, he's the one who told me, pay attention to george armstrong custard. he's more trumpian than anybody you'll find. i'll read you the last -- the last stanza. we shukd our misgivings and struck up the band for this furious fable of custard's last stand. but today custard's epic has grown cautionary. a timely reminder to warn the unwaryhen a scoundrel from history exits the stage fictions will turn into facts as they age. you know, it's -- it's tricky. >> it is tricky. >> it says some things right and gets some things wrong. >> define upon this book. "dumpty's dream." it's a 43 stanza recounting of the january 6th insurrection. the last two stanzas i'd like to ask you about. >> okay. >> do you want to read them first? >> i'll read them and th

today the police chief armstrong started with a moment of silence, 109 seconds for each of the city's homicide victims this year. chief armstrong has two daughters of his own and at times today found himself at a loss for words. >> the police department has not done enough. the community has not done enough. the leaders of this city have not done enough. >> all hands must be on deck as we address the root causes, respond to immediate issues, and come up with real solutions. >> the oakland city council member and mayoral candidate lauren taylor says something more has to be done. investments in the civilian crisis response program and additional police academy next year are taking too long to make a dent in the gun violence crisis. the city police department is now at its lowest staffing level in nearly a decade. >>> all right. up next let's smile a bit. are you ready for orange october? guess who just got off the field? the boys in blue. there's some of the field crew right now looking live at oracle park. the giants and dodgers both working out on the eve of this epic showdown. what

chief armstrong says the police department needs help, and not just more officers, but the community,ing enough is enough. >> the police department has not done enough. the community has not done enough. the leaders of this city have not done enough. >> reporter: the oakland city council recently approved more police academies to help bolster a department losing overworked officers to other cities and agencies. barry donlon, president of the oakland police officers association, says more needs to be done now. >> 18 months from someone applying today to join the police department, to being out there as a standalone officer, contributing to public safety. these are an aspirational number that we are looking at at this point. >> reporter: chief armstrong says this is not a problem the department can simply arrest its way out of. they need community buy-in from the streets on up. live in oakland tonight, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, new details emerging about the devastating oil spill in southern california read the clues that may help investigators discover the cause. >>> a dea

speaking at a news conference thursday afternoon, and emotional chief armstrong said, while his heart breaks over the tragic incident, the police alone cannot stop the violence. he is calling for a multipronged approach, with the community playing a key role. >> if you haven't spoken out, you should feel saddened by that. if you haven't exercised your voice, you should feel saddened for that. tim: this is the 109th homicide so far this year and comes on the heels of another homicide last week which saw the ■killing of a beloved oakland educator. the president of the oakland police officers association says, opd just doesn't have the resources to keep up. >> almost 300 shootings this year. at the same time we have a significant attrition problem in the police department, as officers are leaving and going to communities around us. tim: between 1500 and 2000 calls come into the department per day. armstrong says, he doesn't have time to wait for long-term solutions. >> the community needs help right now. we don't have time to wait. five homicides in seven days, that is what we have seen.

chief leron armstrong, you have a lot of hard work to do. best of luck. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead this hour, the house committee investigating the capitol insurrection wants to hear from former trump aide dan scavino. but sources tell cnn they can't find him to serve the subpoena. >> where could he be? >>> and we're moments away from the opening bell on wall street. stocks set to slide as the roller coaster ride continues for the markets here. inflation, debt issues and the fed easing its stimulus program. all catching wall street off guard. today, investors seem to be most concerned about rising gas and oil prices. specifically that they could exacerbate inflation and slow the economic recovery. this is how you become the best! [wrestling bell rings] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] ♪ try to be best 'cause you're only a man ♪ ♪ and a man's gotta learn to take it ♪ ♪ try to believe though the going gets rough ♪ ♪ that you gotta hang tough to make it ♪ ♪ you're the best! around! ♪ ♪ nothing's gonna ever keep you down ♪ [

chief leronne armstrong their opd is chief talking about the shootout at 17 think castro at the chevronat involved former oakland police captain or see joyner who was well known in the community. he said joiner is now in stable condition. but he also said he's fighting for his life. he's out of at highland hospital shot several times shot 4 times. according to a one of our sources are kron four's. dan thorn. he is covering this breaking situation. he's going to have much more coming up on kron 4 news at 6. >> it is a different picture on the roads this evening. not quite as wet today but don't worry, more rain is on the way. lawrence is here with the latest guys. i think tomorrow morning's commute could be a little bit ugly out there. we've got. >> a cold front coming in. that's going bring some heavy rainfall around the entire bay area tomorrow morning timing out free overnight tonight, scattered showers right now. and then here comes that cold front right around 4 o'clock in the morning or so started moving across the bay area heavier rain moving on through with this front than what w

chief armstrong says this is the highest number of homicides in oakland since 2013. in september, there were an additional 17 homicides, and the total now stands at 106. two murders happened just over the weekend. oakland police say one man was targeted in his home while the other female victim was gunned down trying to drive away from being robbed. as crime continues to increase, the department says it has lost 50 officers in the last six months. chief armstrong says it will take a collaborative effort to end the sergeant on violence. >> we are accountable, going out there every day and doing our best to address those who pick up firearms and use them in our community. we have arrested over 40 homicide suspect so far this year, but we still continue to see these crimes committed in our community. >> investigators say they are really going to need the communities help here. if you have seen anything or if you even think that you may have seen something, to come forward. the other key piece here is, if you have any surveillance video, they are hoping that you will sha

armstrong is talking about the crime. not the cops. from sky fox and all too familiar crime scene in oakland shot spotter alert brought officers to this chevron station about one o'clock. the victim was at the gas station. filling up his car with gas when he was approached by several individuals that begin to rob him of his belongings surveillance video shared with ktvu shows three men come up on police veteran er, see joiner and tussle with him. later he pulls his weapon. easy, retired officer. uh but we, uh we and we know he is lawfully able to carry a firearm. joyner retired as a captain two years ago after a 28 year career. rising through the ranks with stints leading investigations, homicide and violent suppression. when a robber opens his car door, joyner starts shooting, bringing one man down and darting around the pumps to aim at the others. they shoot back and hit joiners several times. it's deep. absolutely this oakland council member came to highland hospital after hearing joyner was wounded someone who's dedicated his life

let's cross live to our correspondent daniel armstrong. daniel, what else has the president said about this? we have our 5 president who's in has brought in a non working week from october 30th at to november 7th. and that's gonna be active all over a russia, at what president putin said. he said that this isn't a case is just waiting to go and get the vaccine vaccine. of course inoculation has very much been the buzzword of dealing with this whole pandemic in russia rather than the dreaded locked downs. and it is a very much a case of personal responsibility. russians have got every facility open to them to actually go out and get the job. it's around about 33 percent of the population now that have been eh, vaccinated. that's around 47300000 russians at the pretty much the point of the whole a non working week is to stem that flow of co v cases and to avoid a repeat of last year, where the figures did the same. they rose at the beginning of autumn through september, how to peak as somewhere in december. now as regards those dates, the 30

chief leronne armstrong is once again making a public plea to the community. kron four's amanda hari explains that she's message for us. >> the oakland police chief says the department is working with limited officers and they're still working on solving many of those more than 100 homicides that have happened so far this year to solve all of those. the police chief has moved 6 additional to the homicide division. ons >> 106 losses of life. >> again, police chief leronne armstrong opened his media conference for the second of silence for each person killed in oakland this year in the month of september alone there says that this is the highest number of homicides the city has seen since 2013 there were 2 homicides over the weekend. the 105th homicide on the 2600 block of monticello avenue killed. dark to listen. >> an education advocate hughes. >> a well regarded and respected and champion for equity here in oakland and across the country. and investigators believe that he may have been targeted. they did not impact of the residents is clear to us that. >> the

for more on this, let's cross live to our correspondent danny armstrong. danny, what else has president putin said? well, yes, thus right. and just today president vladimir putin has brought in this non working period of in fact, 9 days from october 30th to november 7th. now that could extend past and november 7th. should it be needed? it also could be brought in earlier in some regions. president pearson has given, as a power to regional lawmakers to bring it in at 20, in the 23rd of october. should need be that's in places in russia with particularly high at covey cases. now president patient has said that there is just the needs a break at the chain spreads of the virus and in no case can the number of co v cases be underestimate. he said it's very dangerous into days or climates. of course, russia has had a record highs of cold cases daily. $34000.00 over $34000.00 reported on monday at the daily deaths hall reached a 1000 for the 1st time. and since the virus imaged on saturday, now that figures around about 1028 said day president, putin was very cle

and tonight chief leronne armstrong is once again making a public plea to the community. kron four's amanda hari explains the chief's message. >> the oakland police chief says the department is working with limited officers and they're still working on solving many of those more than 100 homicides that have happened so far this year to solve all of those. the police chief has moved 6 additional officers from other divisions to the homicide division. >> 106 losses of life. >> again, police chief leronne armstrong opened his media conference for the second of silence for each person killed in oakland this year in the month of september alone there were 17 homicide. it's september. >> 2021 has been the most violent month. >> of this year. she armstrong says that this is the highest number of homicides the city has seen since 2013 there were 2 homicides over the weekend. the 105th homicide on the 2600 block of monticello avenue killed. dark to listen. >> an education advocate hughes. >> a well regarded and respected and champion for equity here in oakland and across the count

armstrong of north dakota, i inform the house that mr. armstrong will be voting no on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. lee, i inform the house that ms. lee will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. waltz of florida, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote no on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. delbene of washington, i inform the house that delbene will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. gonzalez, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote yes on h.res. 716. as the member designated by mr. case of hawaii, i inform the house that mr. case will vote yes on h.res. 716. the speaker pro tempore: madam speaker, as the member designated by lahood, i inform the house that mr. lahood will vote nay on h.res

oakland police chief leronne armstrong talking about how september it has been the most violent monthdes happening in the month of september bringing the total number of homicides in the city of oakland to a 106 kron four's amanda hari is covering the story for us. and she'll have more for you tonight on kron. 4 news in prime time ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? it's because they rub against you creating friction. and your clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. recognized by the national psoriasis foundation and national eczema association. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ time to take a look at

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police chief laurent armstrong address the rising violence in auckland. shootings over the weekend ended with two people killed, bringing the total number of homicides to 106 compared to 80 last year at the same time. other investigators was moved from other sections over to the homicide division in order to support the that priority, adding to the department's headaches, the high number of officers leaving the force. 695 officers on staff. currently it's the first time the department has fallen below 707 years and a four day period. 10 resignations. these numbers are dwindling fast. this is, you know, very concerned and for us to see officers leaving at this rate, allen says the attack on her is a reminder to have situational awareness. she says she has watched her son practice at this ice rink for the past four years, and nothing like this has ever happened before. now we all know to be on high alert at all times and to not let our guard down. i just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. allen says her attacker managed to run away, chief

. >> tonight, chief leronne armstrong is once again making a public plea to the community. our first amanda hari explains the chief's message. >> the oakland police chief says the department is working with limited officers and they're still working on solving many of those more than 100 homicides that have happened so far this ear to solve all of those. the police chief has moved 6 additional officers from other divisions to the homicide division. >> in 6 losses of life. >> again, police chief leronne armstrong opened his media conference for the second of silence for each person killed in oakland this year in the month of september alone there were 17 homicide. it's september. >> 2021 has been the most violent month. >> of this year. she armstrong says that this is the highest number of homicides the city has seen since 2013 there were 2 homicides over the weekend. the 105th homicide on the 2600 block of monticello avenue killed. dark to listen an education advocate hughes. >> a well regarded and respected and champion for equity here in oakland and across the country. an

just learn more about this right now, costing life to correspondent danny armstrong. danny, good to see. you. can you give us the latest numbers and what authorities saying at this point? well, yes, of course. i mean, it seems to be one grim record after know that they get shattered in russia at the moment. just as regards those cold with figures. 34325. that's the new daily high for the cold cases in russia, that's the largest. it's ever been since the beginning of the con demik that follows on from figures released on saturday, where russia again broke their own record. if you could call it in daily death from the disease, that number was a 1000 into the figure now is more at 998 was still hovering around the 1000 mark. now, despite that moscow mer sygate severe on it has reassured people that it will be no return to lockdown. but we could see some temporary measures that we saw during the pandemic, of course, no downs. no people stay in home working from home to our codes for visiting bob and restaurants in the city, as well as restrictions on people attending publ

so mars half a $1000000.00 or less course locked out all correspond danny armstrong in moscow for more on this, danny, good evening to you, one of the wider implications of this settlement. yes, good evening in us. right. and here in moscow, on monday, the state duma has met with google representatives where the multi tech giant has actually agreed to commit ad to russian law and so closely with russian authorities . of course at rushes as media watchdog ross. com. that is, all of us have had a massive m say in what's been going on between google and some of its at been content. it has been an add an ongoing process. it said to delete some of that ban content, but it has been a process, a process that has yielded it. so some rewards and some advantages at now, despite google not deleting around about $2600.00 bits of bond material. and by october, that figure is down by about of about half at from the $5700.00 bits of illegal content. and that were around in, on google's a space on line adt back when these 2 sized met in april. so in, in half a year has been down at by a half. now, alt

a correspondent, danny armstrong joins us live now with the story. hi, danny. it was generally accepted that numbers would rise as we approach the winter, but i think the, the scale of debts the cases. how surprised many tell us we're yeah, of course. i mean, it seems like one grim records, the shattered or set after another 34325 cases. now that's the new daily record, the highest since the virus emerge that follows on some figures over the weekend of a daily death rate of 1002, that figures round about 998. now we'll still around that 1000 mark. and moscow of course, is the worst hit the capital, the most popular city in russia. they've had now for the past 5 days over $6000.00 cases, plus 5 days in a row. that is. but despite that, we're not expecting any luck downs. the kremlin has urged the population to get vaccinated about about 31 percent of the population. that's 45300000 russians are vaccinated. the trembling would like to get to be higher. vladimir putin has said to region a low make is it is your decision. it is your responsibility to support the mo

for more on this, let's cross live to moscow correspondent danny armstrong. hey there, danny. what else has the president said is of course asked for a non working period of around about 9 days just a little over a week from october 30th to november, the 7th. now, of course, that could be extended if those measures do nothing to combat those rising co with cases in russia. of course, recently in russia that has been over a rip, reports of over 34000 daily co v cases that has been a national high. the highest has been since the virus emerged. the on saturday figures were released of over a 1000 ad desk daily that was also a new record. now president putin has today set there is a need to break the chain of the spread of the virus and to never underestimate the seriousness of the situation. now let's just get a little bit more on what exactly president putin said. miss lennox was leaving him . okay. unfortunately, we see what dangerous consequences the low level of vaccination in our country has led to. i will repeat once again, the vaccine ready reduces the risk of illness as w

'reoined now by oakland police chief laurent armstrong.oming on today. i want to talk about somome of the rategies you'rploying at the moment, but. first this shooooting today outsi the climates higschool. the what can you tell us abouthat happened there? was there any connection to ththe school mmunity? right nowit doesn'n'look like it's connected to ththe school earlir this afternoon, a gentleman was inside of a vehiclcle when shots rang out, uh, injuring the gentleman. has b been transporte to a localospital, uh, and i is in critical condition so nothing that we believe is a safety risk of the public or to the sl but still terribly concerning that it would happen in such close proximity.o my climates high school. yeah, i had to bebe etty scary for the students and staff at ththatchool. alright let's shift and tal about your your overall strategy to try to curbrb violet crime in the city. i know you've talked abobout implementing what you call a focused enforcement strategy to hopey prevent more killings.whan rms of how yhift around reso

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armstrong will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, pursuant to house resolution 8, mrs. miller will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. rogers of kentucky, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rogers will vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote no on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. green of tennessee, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. green will also vote no on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. beard of indiana, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. beard will vote no on h.r. 5763. finally, madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yes on h.r. 5763. thank you for your patience. >> as the member designated by mr. gimenez, i inform the house that mr. gimenez will vote yes. 2/3 bein

oakland police chief laurent armstrong says it appears the victim or his home may have been targeted, but he would not elaborate. we do believe that those individuals came specifically to that resident. they did not impact other residents is clear to us that they came specifically to his home. dark was a was a. unapologetic warrior for children and education in new york and in oakland, just period. fellow education advocate charles cole used to live in maxwell park, a neighborhood not immune to but largely unaccustomed to such violence. when i lived in maxwell park, that was the one and only time my car got stolen, right, it's not the richest of the rich, where it's like a gated community, and you can't get in. and it's also not the flat is the flat, cole says. the education community must build until it's ins work. he was a good guy, and he didn't deserve it. and we have to make sure that this isn't something that happens in bang. he called the bs when he saw it, um and saw street through things. oakland community organizer maria rang, hill says tillerson was also a licensed attorney

there's some line that you quoted from him in which he talked about louis armstrong and he says he was such a genius that he could lie about how great he was and still not be saying enough. i just thought that come what an inventive thing to say. >> interesting he points out an interview at one point was growing up he thought louis armstrong was more or less uncle tom sager but as he got to know louis armstrong he realized how talented he was and how smart he was angela came to admire him. the interesting thing about him is that he really thinks that jazz is about life. if you can understand jazz you can understand life and he's made his life to educate people about jazz so they can get the same pleasure he handed sam have gotten out of it. >> something else. of all of the people that you interviewed for this book, a number of them talk about passion, the concept of passion and how important it is for success. i wonder if, do you feel that passion for something is something that develop some hard work, or is it simply discovered after repetition? >> i don't think anybody comes out of t

armstrong will vote yes on h.r. 5434. as the member designated by representative timmons, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that representative timmons will vote no on h.r. 5434. as the member designated by representative thompson of pennsylvania, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that representative thompson: will vote yes on h.r. 5434. as the member designated by representative letlow, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that representative letlow will vote yes on h.r. 5434. finally, as the member designated by representative crawford, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that representative crawford will vote yes on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek rognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. diaz-balart, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. diaz-balart will vote yes on h.r. 5434. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gimenez pursuanto h.res. 8, i inform the house, that mr. gimenez will vote yes on h.r. 543

thank you, patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth cio. cpi data 20 minutes away. this came from the federal reserve bank of new york inflation expectations survey yesterday. expectations, 5.3% from 5.2%. the reading for one year and three year consumer price expectations the highest in the survey's eight-year history. the question is, do they matter to policymakers? lisa: this is a heated debate on the federal reserve, as we saw from that white paper a couple of weeks ago. the idea being that perhaps they are predictive because people expect prices to rise, they are willing to spend more on goods now versus not necessarily being indicative. nonetheless, that is exact a what i was singing about as we were listening to much of the previous conversation. to me, this is a key question. is this persistent, and can it be good persistent rather than just something that takes growth away? jonathan: consumer price expectations higher. put this together with the data we got yesterday. job openings fell back a little bit. take a look at the quick rate that rose to a record,

yesterday oakland's police chief armstrong held a news conference to address the violence and calledence for those murdered in oakland. the police staffing is a problem, and with officers leaving there are now less than 700 officers on the street. a mother whose son was killed in oakland 11 years ago spoke, and she plead with the parents of the murderers. >> get your children. if you need help, if they are doing things and you need help there are a lot of organizations out there that could provide mentorship. >> unfortunately, we will have to bring out staff from inside the building and put them into field roles when we have openings. we are also going to have to leverage the use of overtime. >> that was chief armstrong addressing how they would handle the under staffing issue. in june you might recall a council member voted along with five of his colleagues in favor of the controversial decision to reallocate $17 million proposed for the police department and instead direct it to the department of violence prevention over the next two years. last month the city council voted to redi

yesterday oakland police chief armstrong held a news conference to address the violence and called foroment of silence for those murdered in oakland. he said police staffing is a problem. there are less than 700 officers on the streets. a mother whose son was killed seven years ago spoke. >> get your children. if you need help, if they are doing things and you need help, there are a lot of organizations out there that could provide mentoringship. >> we will have to bring out staff from inside the building and put them into field roles when we have openings. we will have to also leverage the use of overtime. >> that was chief armstrong explaining how they will make up for the short fall of officers on the street. last month the city council voted to redirect money within the police budget to open up one more police academy because, again, the loss of officers. reporting live, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >>> it's 5:37 right now. happening in san jose, testimony resuming in elizabeth holmes' criminal fraud trial. last week testimony was dominated by the whistle-blower that testified

. >> today opd armstrong agreed as he looked that the follow is the sense that police believe was targeted. they did not impact other residents. it's clear to us that they came specifically to his home. we do havely do have to delay i death. >> they will work to stop this consensus violence in their community. in oakland. >>> a jury in the broke the law when he shot and killed a man during a police. the prosecutor tompldly. ly she was 00 the we'll of aly. >> the case has attracted national attention, because in incorporate you often of that confrontation. that man hall has pled self defense in that shooting as well. >> he feels like the weight of the world is on his shoulders. he feel very bad about what happened. >> i want to show you even though we live in this wealthy, pur r. >> they have filed a stell. how old was the car? the good news before you satisfy it. >> bumps a white truck parked, and then boom, goes right into the 7-eleven and through the front door. appeared it's too soon to know if the driver is going to face charges. he does known that. you're back line slry rchl, a former

thank you very much, drew armstrong.hen it comes to therapeutics, the one to a sect of the vaccine, than therapeutic, could really make a difference. that is something certainly that the market is watching very carefully. let's talk about what else the market is watching carefully. a change of the guard. the most influential private equity firms on the planet, kkr founders henry kravis and george roberts, will step down and make way for their handpicked successors. let's talk about what it will mean for the firm, what it signals in terms of the changing landscape. bloomberg wall street correspondent sonali basak is with us. sonali: they are handing the reins over. this is in a long line of succession planning at many of the top private asset firms. you saw that move with mark rowen over at apollo, the chief at carlyle, and now joe bae and scott nuttall taking over at kkr. in 2017, these two men were named copresidents and were signaled to be the next leaders of the firm, so this is something we have known for a while, bu

the ron armstrong is talking right now about the overnight shooting that killed a 15 year-old girl nothing to do now to listen in to the chief's remarks leaders of this city have not done enough. today. everybody in the city should be when you have children. understand it. you when the kids leave home. you expect him to return. and this moment obviously i feel the i'm sure entire community feels the pain. let this be a call in to all of us. that we have to do something. we have to come together as a community. to keep our children safe. keep everybody n this morning. received an e-mail from the community in receive emails and frequently from community asking what am i going to do to address gun violence in the city of oakland. but this e-mail today was unique. it's from a mother. a single mother with children. who actually included in that e-mail. -pincludes an audio. of what sh experienced last night. not related to the homicide. it was like for her and their children. last night in stone. that audio tape. she play. show 55. rounds being fired right in front of her. and she told me mama s

allen says her attacker managed to run away, chief armstrong says to address the staffing shortage.he's leveraging partnerships with federal and state law enforcement. putting office staff out in the field and using over time to fill faking patrol positions in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. and we're learning more about an education activist who was killed in a home invasion in oakland over the weekend. dark was a was a unapologetic warrior for children and education in new york and in oakland, just period. dark tale. it's in and his wife was shot after an intruder broke into their home friday night. tillerson's wife was injured in the shooting in his recovering friends are remembering dirt tillotson, calling him a tireless advocate for students. and educational equity. he was a licensed attorney and friends say he spoke out on behalf of all children, especially black and arabic speaking students. he was fierce in his advocacy for the community, and he was relentless and his work for the community. he was unstoppable. and so there's no way he can be replaced. oakland police

allen says her attacker managed to run away, chief armstrong says to address the staffing shortage. he's leveraging partnerships with federal and state law enforcement, putting office staff out in the field and using over time to fill vacant patrol positions. heather yeah, such a scary incident for that woman. just glad that she wasn't hurt any more severely alright. amber lee reporting live for us tonight. amber. thank you. we are learning more meantime about the victim of one of those homicides that amber mentioned in oakland over the weekend. dark was a was a. unapologetic warrior for children and education in new york and in oakland, just period. dark. tollefson was fatally shot at his wife injured when an intruder opened fire at their home late friday frenzy. tollefson was a tireless advocate for students and educational equity. he was a licensed attorney who, friends say spoke out on behalf of all children but especially black and errors, shaking students. he was fierce in his advocacy for the community, and he was relentless in his work for the community. he was unstoppable.

chief armstrong says preventing and solving homicides is a top priority but admits his officers need help. >> we will continue to push our staff to do a better job out there in our community. to be more present. to engage with community. also understand that we can not arrest our way out of this problem. >> reporter: the chief says because it is a personnel matter he could not disclose why the officers are leaving. back to you. >>> switching gears, another gorgeous sunset this evening. check out all of that fog. that is good new fist you are tired of the hot weather. >> you like when it is hot and a changing. >> i like all of the seasons. >> of course you do. >> it will feel like autumn. now, temperatures back down to several degrees below average around the bay. short of 70 degrees in oakland. middle 60s tomorrow. farther inland. now, 10 degrees cooler, concord, 92, 13 degrees cooler than that for tomorrow's high temperature and the cool down is just beginning. the improvement of air quality also just beginning. starting the day with modern air quality in the valley. it should be go