oakland. and tonight police are looking for the killer in this latest killing. thank you so much for joining us here during kron, 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall investigators say a man and a woman were shot and killed and a woman injured in that incident. detectives believe it could all be connected to a home invasion. kron four's amid harry talked with oakland community leaders about the impact that all of these homicides now having on the community. amanda, what are they saying? >> yeah, i spoke to the pastor of acts full gospel charge and he says the city is in crisis. he said he thought the numbers of homicides was bad last year. but this year has been significantly worse. >> the people are just shooting guns like the wild, wild west. it's crazy out here. it's a scene that's becoming all too familiar in oakland police tape and flashing lights in neighborhoods. this is video from the police investigation of oakland. 105th homicide of the year. oakland po

the city of oakland. good evening. to a man to good evening. he says that the city of oakland is in crisis. the pastor of acts full. >> gospel church says he's not the number of homicides. the past. when we thought the number of homicides was high in 2020, but it's even higher this year. >> killing people and put those guns down. >> that's the message from oakland acts, full gospel church pastor bob jackson to people committing crimes. it's a scene that's becoming all too familiar. police tape and flashing lights in neighborhoods. this is video from the police investigation of oakland's 105th homicide of the year. oakland police say they were called to the scene near the 2600 block of monticello avenue around 1130 friday night this year is just is just. >> as they would say off the charts and and it doesn't seem like anyone has the answer for the problem. that's continued to escalate now, opd says they found 2 victims at the scene. a woman was transported to the hospital and treated for gunshot wounds. >>

oakland. good evening. amanda. good evening. i spoke to the pastor of acts full gospel church and he says. >> the city is in crisis. he says he thought the number of homicides was bad last year. but this year has been significantly works. >> the people are just shooting guns like the wild, wild west. it's crazy out here. it's a scene that's becoming all too familiar in oakland police tape and flashing lights in neighborhoods. this is video from the police investigation of opens 105th homicide of the year. oakland police say they were called to the scene near the 2600 block of monticello avenue around 1130 friday night this year is just is just. >> as they would say off the charts and and it doesn't seem like anyone has the answer for the problem. that's continued to escalate now, opd says they found 2 victims, a woman was transported to the hospital and treated for gunshot wounds. >> a man was treated at the scene for gunshot wounds but was pronounced dead becoming the 105th homicide of 2021 r

at oakland airport this morning. the crash forcing arrivals and departures to be moved to another terminal for a short time. >> tonight. the crash still under investigation. there's no word on if anyone was hurt or if that teen will receive a ticket. >> caltrans closed highway for this weekend for repairs. this closure is from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county all the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byron road intersection. the closure is expected to end monday morning. >> at 5. some good news tonight for some folks in the east bay water once again flowi.g for nearly 200 homes in alamo crews working deep into the night to get the water restored after a water line break yesterday. you can see some of the damage left behind officials say more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is what bursted causing that massive flood that just took over that entire neighborhood. we're told that this is the second time that a situation like this has happened in ala

people love this event because it is authentically oakland. we keep it real has the oakland vibe live entertainment includes a fashion show and a touch of nostalgia with the classic car show. 15 food vendors instead of 30. pre covid stands are set up five ft. apart for social distancing masks are recommended, but not required. well it's part of our culture, right and it's good to get back out here now that things are a little bit safer. impulse for outdoors. organizers hope the beat goes on for first fridays. relief that this integral part of oakland is alive once again, we all different colors different ages. sizes we come from all over the planet, and we get here and boom with. one, coto says. it costs $45,000 to put on this event. moving forward. it estimates it has enough funds to hold the monthly festival for 3 to 4 months, but that the event does depend on sponsors in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. at least 16 million americans are now without health coverage coming up the coverage options that people here in california now have

i identified all 35 beats in oakland.i will have a conversation with all community groups in the 35 beats. so far we met with 18 community groups discussing challenges. i titled it conversations toward solutions. that's what it's about. solving the problem together. not in our different silos. i am doing my best to bring the community and our law enforcement together.>>> tell me about staffing. >> we are facing challenges. 792. 55 were frozen in the last budget. we are curreny authorized to hire 737. today 684. it has grown astronomically over 10 years in the department. it's smaller than it was. we ce tremendous challenges. calls to 911. requesting community members be more present. on the ground. walkin a lot of things we would like but are unable. we don't have officers.>>> the positions are frozen by counsel. the money has been diverted. movable assistance community responders. a civilian response to nonviolent situations. wanted help to reduce pressure.>>> i support alternative responses. i believe law enforcement ha

oakland council member lauren taylor formally kicked off his campaign for oakland mayor today taylorunity event where he addressed supporters. he is the first candidate to announce he's running to replace mayor libby schaaf. who cannot run next year because of term limits. taylor was elected city council in 2018 from district six, which covers areas, including maxwell park and havens court in east oakland. being progressive. while also making progress. that's what we're about, and that's what oakland has so much potential that we haven't realized we have promises that we haven't delivered on and i'm running for office to make sure that we deliver on those commitments. taylor's priorities include homelessness and public safety. he has pushed for more police resources in oakland while on the council. oakland police are investigating another overnight sideshow video posted here on the citizen app shows cars doing doughnuts it park boulevard and spruce street in the city's ivy hill district. police don't ktvu that officers were aware of sporadic sideshow activities throughout the city, s

. >>> a live look at the port of oakland. wymore ships are choosing to wait for days to unload in southern california rather than come to the bay. >>> we start with $100,000 to stop car break-ins. >> san francisco city leaders are hoping cold hard cash can help put a stop to the growing crime. kpix 5's kenny choi has details on what this new approach is all about. >> reporter: a lot of people are hoping this new initiative will work. we are getting ready for a live shot. we spotted this car smashed, and the owners just returned and told us that the briefcase and luggage case right on top was taken. just after city leaders announced that initiative, we also spotted another car across the street, also getting broken into just a short time ago. >> we came back, and the window was broken, and all our stuff was gone. >> reporter: a ransacked car is what they came back to, leaving them helpless before heading to the airport. >> it was important stuff like our passports and ids and cards. >> especially broad daylight. >> reporter: j

reporter: in oakland, tim johns, abc7 news.ma: a fire burned through an east oakland apartment building this afternoon causing a lot of damage. sky 7 was over the building on 90th avenue. firefighters quickly got the fire under control before it could spread to other units. however, crews tell us the fear still displaced five people. the preliminary investigation shows the fire was likely accidental but crews are still investigating. dan: after the break, covid-19 vaccinations for children ages 5-11. the plan released today by the white house on how to distribute shots to kids. ama: and as we enter the cold and flu season, as well as the time for holiday travel, the demand for rapid covid tests is expected to surge. several companies now say supply chain issues could greatly impact availability. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a univ

lets us with the oakland police department. >> today.trong will be discussing the violence that erupted last month in september in the city of oakland as well as addressing a few other crime. joining the chief of tenants say these with a homicide section will be addressing 2 homicides that occurred this past weekend. as well council member taylor who look at the homicide that occurred in his district. and also executive director of from the belgium foundation. brenda christian, a victim of violence will be speaking about the impact of the trauma that our community is experiencing now turn it over to keep from japan. good afternoon. like i do with each one of these public press conferences. >> i always start off. with the moment of silence for the 106. victims of homicide in this community 106 losses of life. so we can take a second before we start. take a moment of silence. a minute. 46 seconds for all those who have lost their lives in the city of oak. the silence is always sobering. makes me think of the 106 notifications that i've rec

it more than 900 guns have also been recovered in oakland in 2021.reaction to oakland's 105th homicide of the year is coming in from educators city officials and a close friend all grieving, the murder of dirk tillotson, kron four's. haaziq madyun has that part of her coverage. haley greatest difficult. i don't mean a hat and there's no one right way to do >> but as dirt. but i say it's really important for us to take care of ourselves before we can take care of others. >> paul day is referring to his close friend and public education equity building partner there tillotson who police say was murdered after being shot during a home invasion in his maxwell park home in oakland friday. tillotson was an attorney with over 20 years of experience building schools across the country with an emphasis on working with advocating for underserved communities. holiday describes receiving such devastating news about his friend. >> my heart sank because i'm your first. the first things you think about. our how senseless it is to lose someone too, who has done so m

oakland san leandro castro valley.t's where they did this and they seized a massive amount of pot, millions of dollars in cash also assets and firearms. a lot of weed. kron four's, maureen kelly gives us an inside look at one of the grow house. >> working under grow lights and alameda county sheriff's deputy cuts down some of the mature pot plants uncovered in the bust. there were so many they needed gas powered hedge trimmers and chainsaws while others bag up the illegal harvest undercover narcotics agents have already confiscated so many crops. they filled up a dozen tractor trailers to cart it all away to be destroyed. we're going to hold this off to the central valley to the incinerator have burned alameda county sheriff's office p i o sergeant ray kelly says this is the smallest of the warehouses were search. warrants were served so many marijuana plants that they haven't been able to count them all. yet. >> they're estimating somewhere between 100,000 and a half million plants. >> spread out between 18 different

is that so much for the oakland community than york city. new york state community and any place that he touched and to lose his life in such a way as is just heartbreaking currently the incident is being investigated as a home invasion. >> robbery that has gone wrong this 105th homicide in our city is something that this reinforces the need for us to continue our efforts to re imagine public safety to strengthen and support our existing police force. we know that's still hanging out there in the ether is a crater that his legacy left. >> and we also need to figure out a way to fill it. >> the oakland unified school district is mourning the death of tilda sen the district superintendent released a statement commemorating the contribute the contributions to the education of students in oakland and the impact he left on them. and oakland families demand answers in the shooting of jonathan court as an fbi agent shot cortez at a corner store in food fell in september. kron four's that will save money and tells us the demands cortez family and th

oakland hills. names of the 25 people killed are etched onto plaques on these benches. gordon piper lost his home in the 91 fire and helped create the garden to give people a reason to continue living here. it's like well, do you quit or keep. going and this area kind of looked like it had been bombed, and i felt it was important not to have to apologize for where i live. the history of the fire is now preserved and continues to be told. within the oakland library, the city's history center, is holding a panel discussion thursday evening with personnel who survived the devastation. what we wanted to do was to really have a forum where we can talk about lessons learned. what are we doing now to mitigate fires from happening of that gravity again? uh what have we done? what has the city done? what have we done as neighbors? as residents of the hills and neighbors. it's a story the area will never forget, and the devastation they hope to never see again. reporting in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox

investigators boarded the ship when it went to the port of oakland. the shipping company told us that rotterdam express has been cleared of any involvement in the spill. >>> all right, did you hear the roar over san francisco today? the blue angels were practicing for this weekend's big air shows. not just fleet week, look at all this going on. the giants/dodgers playoffs and a couple of blocks away the warriors/lakers at chase center. the city is buzzing. be prepared even if you're not going to any of these big events. here's nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: the blue angels, seen and heard here on a practice run, will likely be the only thing moving quickly through san francisco this weekend. >> so we will be adding extra service to some lines. >> reporter: between the giants hosting playoff games, fleet week, the warriors and a three-day weekend -- >> this is big right here. >> reporter: traffic will be tight, so you'll see extra trains and longer hours from city public transit. >> the best thing is to bike, walk, take public transit. taxi

we had the oakland. it's been 30 years. the oakland hills fire storm.nd i know that oakland's come a long way. we were talking about what they learned in fire safety and we saw you guys out with pg e cut trees down because now we have a fresh round of storms. >> so how are you prepared for this rain this week. >> but this rain is very welcome. but we all know that the winds that comes with it can be very dangerous. but oaklanders have really stepped up we've never had a year with nearly 95% compliance with vegetation management inspection. that's and that's clearing away that brush so that you are not at risk of spreading a wildfire. we've learned so much in these last 30 years. but you know, my heart goes out to those 25 families that lost their loved ones that 30 years ago, including the city of oakland who lost 2 of our family members, police officer and a firefighter in the line of duty. >> thanks. were also 2 while we have you so many things we want to talk about. we know that your time is limited this morning. the shipping delays have been a big i

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look outside at the oakland estuary.this is from our roof camera here at ktvu, and you can see it is a clear day across the bay area, a few clouds off in the distance there, but a much different story than yesterday when we finally saw some measurable rain here in the bay area, yeah, this is what it looked like a walnut creek last night. not exactly a downpour, but enough rain to bring up the umbrellas. pg and e is still working on restoring power to about 13,000 people around the bay area who lost electricity because of last night's rain. all right, we saw rain and the sierra saw several inches of snow, and that did cause some trouble near donner summit. several drivers spun out along interstate 80. there were train chain controls, in effect from king veil up to truckee, and we could see more of the same later on this week for more on what to expect. let's check in with ktvu. meteorologist rosemary oroczo. yes hello to both of you to all of you out there. hopefully you enjoyed the rain. we have more to come. and more si

they argue the property development would ruin the port and force minorities out of west oakland. they're also against using taxpayer money to help billionaire a's owner john fisher help build his new billion-dollar stadium. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the bay area is still feeling the aftermath of those weekend storms. there are scattered power outages across some parts of the bay area at this hour. a couple thousand customers are still without power and some schools remain closed. mill valley middle school remains closed due to flooding and 35 classrooms. the guerneville school district remains closed due to a broken water line. and classes are canceled at the harmony union school district due to a power outage. >>> we want to take a live look at san jose and san francisco. and what a pretty picture we have today. what a difference a few hours makes. blue skies as that bomb cyclone that hit the bay area is now in our rear-view mirror. >> thank goodness. >> meteorologist kari hall joins us. parts of the bay area still seeing rain. >> looking at the radar, t

across the bay, even getting in on the warmth near oakland. hayward down to fremont, 70s and 70s through 7:00 p.m. and cooler 60s in here later on tonight. san francisco, also with some 70s right now. if you're headed there. don't need the jacket right now but let's say you're going out at 9:00 or 10:00, those temperatures will be dropping into the upper 50s and low 60s. and you definitely will need your jacket then. okay, let's get you set up and ready to go on your saturday morning forecast, and we are looking mostly sunny. so no fog across the bay. and that's going to start us off with plenty of chilly 50s over the south bay, peninsula. heavy down in the eastbound to 57, san francisco 53 and the north bay at 55. daytime highs tomorrow, really no big adjustments here. very similar to what we had today so that means across the south bay we've got you at 89 here in san jose, and morgan hill, 92, up to milpitas 90 degrees. eastbound, we have those low to mid-90s across the interior valleys from walnut creek to livermore and closer to the bay, 8

this is an oakland. >> on highway 13 southbound south of 24 east. all lanes are currently blocked from this accident. there. so if you are trying to travel southbound on 13. you can't do that. i would say 5.80, or 8.80, would be your other 2 options to try to get around that the air again, this is a highway 13 southbound south of 24 east in oakland. all lanes here currently blocked as we head into the city wants you to finally reach the maze a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. looks like we also have another traffic collision. this isn't a mill rate area. one oh, one, south and north of east millbrae avenue. >> doesn't look like all lanes have been impacted by that. all right. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for your drive time there. so little under 13 minutes for your drive time as you're heading across towards the peninsula. check out the richmond center fell commute a little under 9. you see chp posted up there. you want to be driving the speed limit on all the bridges and highways and let's check out

it is maxwell park home in east oakland. tillotson was an attorney with more than 20 years of experience building schools across the country with an emphasis on working with and advocating for underserved communities to let since close friends are devastated. >> my heart sank. because i'm your first. the first things you think about. our how senseless it is to lose someone too, who has done so much for the world. is that so much for the oakland community than york city. new york state community and any place that he touched and to lose his life in such a way as is just heartbreaking currently the incident is being investigated as a home invasion. >> robbery that has gone wrong. this 105th homicide in our city is something that this reinforces the need for us to continue our efforts to re imagine public safety to strengthen and support our existing police force. we know that's still hanging out there in the various the crater that his legacy is has has left. >> and we also need to figure out a way to fill it. >> the oakland u

we have the support and we have the basketball oakland. vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority. >> for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. i do want to make clear they the only applicant for the arena there were not 2 competing bidders for the release. acg submitted the proposal for the and it was unanimously approved. the next % steps will be obviously us starting to go through the process of communicating our proposal with the. >> league ownership are league leadership. >> has it made you kron. 4 news. alright international soccer officials will be touring levi stadium tomorrow as part of the bay area's bid to host games for the 2026 world cup. big deal here. members of fifa. we'll be greeted by the mayors of san francisco oakland and san jose as well as folks at the forty-niners and leaders from big bear area businesses, including google and sales force all the big guns coming up for this one. the men's wo

emissions, clean up the air in west oakland and you will hear from oakland activists and some leaders who say it is time to rethink or revisit that truck band that has been in place for 70 years. >> you mentioned that being lifted as a possible solution. how common are truck bands like this on major interstates? >> i spoke with -- i spoke with a spokeswoman of the federal highway administration that said commercial trucks are being banned from interstates. it is very rare. we are talking about fewer than 12 and the entire country. trucks have driven on 580 in the past. it happened only temporarily. trucks were -- this is not exactly out of the question. for now, reporting live, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> grabbed her phone right now. we will be tracking this with the equity report. you can see more on our america abc.com or use your phone to scan the equity report qr code on the screen right now. there you can find specific data from the 100 largest cities in america. >> we are a step closer to ordering a ride in a driverless vehicle. this will allow crews and women to

in oakland. one person was found dead in an early morning house fire near macarthur boulevard in 5 80. firefighters quickly arrived there on scene at the two story home on. pearson street shortly before 5 30 this morning. the battalion chief there on scene says crews had a difficult time getting inside the house because of the condition of the structure. this was a condemned building. and so some of the challenges with the building was some structural integrity issues as partial stairway collapsed. firefighters say it was a parent. someone had been living inside despite it being condemned the victim that last check has not been identified. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. a second dose of johnson and johnson's covid vaccine could soon become available. the company is asking the fda to approve a booster shot to be given at least two months after the first dose. saying it could increase effectiveness to 94% the fda says it will consider the request at its me

this child attends high school in the city of oakland. she has friends in the city of oakland.amily in the city of oakland. so tonight, i hope that everybody in this city wakes up , and understands, finally, how much do we have to bring before the public, how many times do we have to cry out for help. how many times do we have to say to you that we are in a moment of crisis. our children are in danger. >> reporter: the teenage girl was dropped off by her uncle at highland hospital, where she died of the gunshot wounds. chief armstrong says the police department needs help, and not just more officers, but the community, saying 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 t

chopper 5 captured it docked at the port of oakland. we are getting a look at the ruptured pipeline in the video posted by coastguard. according to associated press it tracked data that looks at marine traffic and found that the german flagship made three unusual movements over two days that appear to put it over the pipeline. captain john conrad says there are many unanswered questions as they look into whether or not rotter dam express had anything to do with the oil spill. >> did he have the right charts? did this vessel traffic service advise him? was this an old pipeline that maybe wasn't properly charted? >> reporter: the coastguard says the ruptured pipeline may have spilled nearly 150,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. a nonprofit organization that uses satellite technology to track ships says it never came closer than 1500 feet from the line and unlikely the ship's anchor is to blame. southern california, like oakland, is experiencing heavy container ship traffic during the pandemic. >> there is no space to put the contai

boy was busy oakland police here. we're trying to track down the people involved in sideshows friday night. you see video here cars people all around. this is video from the citizen app that shows a sideshow at spruce street and park boulevard. opd says they're aware of at least 2 illegal sideshows. they were in the city friday, but they say due to limited resources. they could not break them up in the south bay. we go to san jose where police broke up a side show. this was friday night. here you see the tow trucks that were key intersection of capitol expressway and tully road police say 3 cars were towed each car owner facing a $3,000 fine. according to police, 10 other people were ticketed for being there. now to san francisco where police arrested the driver for participating in it sideshow saturday night. you see some activity here. this is masonic avenue and fulton street near the panhandle video from the scene here. thanks to the citizen that police say the driver who was arrested. also had their car towed. and

oakland comes out swinging. then oakland gets a 2-0 lead, and then after that it was all houston. houston beats the a's, 10-4. and then the cardinals and ducks. check out the effort to get into the end zone. the cardinal upset number 3 oregon. and then spartans and aggies, three touchdown passes including this one here in the fourth quarter, as the spartans beat the aggies. and then the 49ers are coming off a heartbreaking loss to the packers on sunday night football. the hawks definitely have the respect of the 49ers. >> they have good players and coaches. they hit and usually cause turnovers. they are a very good team. the receivers are as good as they are in the league, and they have one of the best quarterbacks to play in the last decade. >> to the north, white putting on a show. he finished with his first career hat trick. the whitecaps beat the quakes. >>> it's 7:27. we have much more ahead, coming up, marching for reproductive rights. events happening today here locally. plus, back-to-back earthquakes hit

. >>> a busy night for oakland police. multiple crimes and investigations. >>> a magical season for the giants. they are playoff bound but still battling the dodgers. >>> governor gavin newsom announces estate wide vaccine mandate for students. >>> good morning, it is saturday, october 2nd. we are looking live across the bay area. air-quality officials have issued a spare the air day. that is thanks to the wildfire smoke and high temperatures. let's head over to darren peck for conditions. >>> into the mid-90s for daytime highs for inland locations and that is responsible for the spare the air. it does not help that there is enough wildfire smoke out there, but we are not pulling in a large amount of smoke. we will take a look at the forecast in more detail for the spare the air coming up in a bit. it is a cool 49 in santa rosa. 59, oakland. 95 inland. back over to you. >>> police have shut down a road and hayward as they investigate and overnight shooting. the calls's silver jaguar sedan to crash into a construction zone.

in oakland could hinge on a vote today. thank you for joining us, i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. the alameda county supervisors had a meeting all day and we are still waiting for them to vote. reggie: very interesting. abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt has been monitoring the meeting closely and is in the newsroom to break down the hardest of this decision. reporter: in their second marathon meeting since june, the elementary -- alameda county board of supervisors took on the issue. it has been five hours and there is still no vote. the supervisors are being asked to join the stadium proje's inpendt financial analysisthni t would deliver over 65 million dollars in construction tax revenue to the estimated $5 million per year toward homelessness, health, and education. >> this is not the --. we have all learned from our mistakes of the past. this is financially responsible. the affordable housing and public parks business. reporter: so if they vote yesternight, what comes next? they will announce the stadium site fina

he led oakland's anti violence.use me, anti violence program which is called cease fire from 2013 until his retirement in 2019. i'm still a lot of information that's being worked out in this situation. of course we are again live outside of highland hospital awaiting word in around 5.30. we'll be hearing police officials on this situation and i'm learning a little bit more about what went on certainly a chaotic scene out there today. the area blocked off by several investigators. several shell casings were seen. they're near near the gas again, we're going to be awaiting word here shortly from police. and we'll be bringing that to you live. grant vicki. >> all right. dan thorn live for us tonight outside highland hospital. certainly a disturbing incident there. and, you know, captain joyner a a respected member of the community. well known as dan in his leadership roles at opd and only retired a couple years ago lucky to be alive tonight. again, we are awaiting a press conference with oakland police set to begin at

wong says because of all this oakland can assist l a. >> but it can't take its place. >> oakland will never, ever replace la long beach and a lot of it is depending on the metrics there anywhere between 6, 9, times larger than oakland. he says consumers are still going to feel the impact of the initial delays at port of oakland. >> and the continued delays around the world. you should plan ahead for the holidays. if you see something that you want to get for for the holidays. and the price is reasonable. i would suggest to get it right away as opposed to waiting because there is no predictability as to when more supply might be able to arrive. he also mentioned that you may see some shelves in stores empty in your preferred brand. >> may not be available right now, but he assured me that amanda hari kron 4 news. well, for your health parents choice. rice baby cereal is being voluntarily recalled because it. >> tested above the guidance for naturally occurring arsenic. the cereals were sold after april 5th of this year. walmart nationwide. no illnesses have been reported customers who

that could help keep them in oakland. they could contribute future tax revenue to pay for parks and other infrastructure. the nonbinding resolution passed by a 4-1 vote. >>> oakland mayor had this to say last night. the vote by the board of supervisors is a historic action that creates a clear path to keep its a's rooted in oakland and build a world class waterfront ballpark district that will benefit bay area residents from generations to come. >>> authorities in new mexico will provide more details on the deadly movie set involving alec baldwin. we hope to learn more about the chain of command for the gun used in the shooting what kind of bullet was fire from it. the accident killed a woman and injured a bay area director. according to sharon waxman editor and chief of the wrap sources on the set allege crew members had been firing live ammunition off set earlier that day. >> there were crew member who had gone up and done sort of passing the time, fun, shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting happened

oakland. police are investigating tonight after a fatal shootout involving a retired police captain investigators say the gunfire broke out this afternoon. at a gas station at the 1700 block of castro street oakland's police chief says this all stemmed from an attempted robbery. one of the victims has been identified as former police captain or c joyner who was rushed to the hospital. kron four's. dan thorn is live outside highland hospital tonight in oakland. he joins us now with the very latest. dan. >> well, pam, we learned that joyner is in serious but stable condition tonight, oakland police treat chief alone run armstrong saying that joyner was shot several times has at least 3 people trying to rob him today. but joyner returned gunfire and shot and killed one of those men. this chevron gas station on the corner of 17th and castro in oakland was the scene of a fatal shootout investigators say a small group of men tried robbing retired police captain or c join her at gunpoint before an ex

. >>> happening right now the future of the a's in oakland. figure alameda county supervisors are deciding whether to support a new ballpark at the terminal site along the waterfront, jocelyn moran is live in oakland with more on today's key vote. >> today is really about finding out whether the supervisors support the stadium and with a stand when it comes to keeping the athletics in oakland. this is on the agenda after two supervisor sent a letter to the board president asking for this item to be brought forward as an action item they are looking to schedule on combining to help pay for parks affordable housing another on-site infrastructure come in just the last couple of years the golden state warriors moved across the bay to san francisco and the raiders are now the las vegas raiders. today we heard from oakland residents who don't want to see them leave and others who are against building this new stadium. >> we lost everything so basically i think we need something to keep oakland alive. >> we already have an arena. hotel we've got plen

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obviously another difficult day in the city of oakland.represents our 115th homicide of the year. today the oakland police department responded to the 1700 block of castro to investigate a shots fired on activation at around 1:00 p.m. upon arrival, officers met two victims, both suffering from gunshot wounds. one victim was transported to the hospital,

he was working at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. >> when he got a call. the cypress freeway collapsed and crushed dozens of cars and drivers and it's at that area where. >> 2 children were extricated from a crushed vehicle. that's a team of doctors and firefighters found a 6 year-old boy trapped in a car. >> his legs were pinned. but that's hunt in the middle of broken concrete and and bt did the kids right like the whole team of us were in rescue mode. so we were really thinking about. >> the environment around us. although the structure was shaking. >> the boy survived since that time that says the bay area is more prepared for earthquakes. he says communication between agencies and the infrastructure has improved. >> so there's been a lot of retrofitting of portions of the highway. some structures tuesday betts tries to avoid stopping under freeways. >> and he encourages people to be aware and have a plan. >> considering earthquakes happen in california without warning. it is really an issue of looking back. >> and seeing what we did at that time. but

>>> now at 11:00 and streaming on an oakland shot and killed in his home. friends and family now speaking out about the legacy he left behind. >> we lost a leading light in the community. >> scared, nervous, just for my vehicle. >> and frustration mounting in the south bay as police break up yet another side show. >>> taking a look outside where heat and smog have extended an alert. >>> we begin with a long time education activist who fought for underserved students killed in his own home overnight. good evening. >>> kpix spoke with friends and family and has the new details we are learning about the victim. >> friends and colleagues say dirk dedicated his life to ending education inequality. >> meet dirk till son, the founder of a foundation where he advocated about school inequities, friends say one of his recent projects was digital inclusion making sure students had access to the internet. >> we lost a leading light in the community. >> long time friend was shocked by the murder. he said derek was all about helping others. >> he had a big presence. so h

a 59 degree in half moon bay. 71 in san raphael. 68 in oakland. low 70's from san jose to livermore. there's going to be moisture moving in on friday. the sierra gets rain and snow. the snow is going to be one inch or two. that carries into early next week with more systems coming in. the weather forecast is breezy. good air quality. below average thursday. temperatures in places like san francisco, oakland, well below average. slight chance of a few drops in the south bay. warmer for the weekend. next week will get windy and cooler. >> >> finally tonight, the giants began their preparations for the national league division that begins on friday. >> they held an optional workout at oracle park. even injured first basemen brandon belt attended to. it will be the first postseason as a manager for giants schipperke gabe kapler. he's not nervous, but hopes to be when the game gets underway. >> whenever i do feel butterflies, adrenaline, however you want to classify it, i appreciate those. i feel like i'm a better support system to our players and staf

por eso, este plan en oakland. conversamos con un beneficiado de la primera ronda.do el mayor evento devastador de las economÍas familiares de los Últimos aÑos. quÉ le pasaba por la mente? >> muchos pensamientos. pensÉ que iba a vivir en la calle. reportera: sin embargo, las autoridades de oakland lanzaron este plan que se denomina ingreso universal. >> ya recibieron cuatro pagos hasta ahora. son pagos de $500 por mes. karla: la segunda fase estarÁ abierta hasta el 20 de octubre. visite esta pÁgina para aplicar. >> es una gran bendiciÓn esta ayuda. me ayudÓ bastante para mantener mi hogar. karla: el plan beneficiarÁ 600 familias en total con $500 por aÑo y medio. >> queremos invertir en la comunidad. >> estoy viendo cÓmo extender el dinero. puede que comience un negocio con esta ayuda. karla: las familias que reciban el dinero podrÁn gastarlo como deseen. paola: cuÁl serÁ el proceso de elecciÓn de familias beneficiadas? karla: serÁ por medio de una loterÍa, en donde 300 serÁn seleccionados. paola: muchas gracias. en pantalla tiene el cÓdigo para descargar nuestra ap

this oakland resident says he had his windows smashed three times in one week. was running around with two broken windows and then look, i'm driving her car. next thing you know, they bet that window to the problem prompted a town hall meeting wednesday night at geoffrey's inner circle hosted by the oakland business collective. this is the african american black business corridor. and wou. my goodness. it seems to be the target. uh pilfering and break ins and robberies. uh and almost with impunity. i'm not saying that the police aren't doing their job. but if you look at what's happening was not happening. it's pretty easy to figure that a lot more could be done. business leaders met with the police chief district attorney's office in the city council member sharing their stories and frustrations because of the lack of resources and lack of response. take those that are committing these crimes feel like they have a free ticket. the police chief says. a big problem is a lack of staffing currently are staffing numbers, 695 officers we are authorized for 792. but 5

the city of oakland says that the oakland berkeley firestorm should not be forgotten. so let's take you back to october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills. firefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong reignited the smoldering embers, hey, you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and caused 1.5 billion dollars in damages. and according to fema of 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply were additional risk factors. the oakland berkeley firestorm is also known as a tunnel fire and the oakland hills fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time to this day, the cause of the fire is undetermined. now, today's ceremony takes place at the rockridge bart station. there's a mural there that features more than 2000 hand painted tiles and a plaque with the names of those who died it to memory of the 1991 fire while well, back to you. >> thank

for a new ways ballpark in oakland. clearly it is apparent we could lose this last professional franchise to another city. it's a travesty. it's something we have to stop. and we're demanding here again today that the board of supervisors reject the sham. this scam to give tax dollar money to billionaire john fisher. it's an outrage, and this is the kind of problem political problem the people of oakland the people of this country face. let's give the billionaires more money. that's what they're saying in front of the board of supervisors meeting chambers. a handful of people saying and spoke against the proposal holding signs specifically naming john fisher, the team's owner. they worry what investments into the stadium will do. to local costs of living and jobs at the port of oakland. we're being told really that the only way that we can keep the stadium here is to give uh, john fisher. $345 million of tax money that taxpayer money would be in the form of future tax revenue and would go towards surrounding infrastruct

. >>> we are following more breaking news now in oakland. new details on how an ac transit bus ended up lodged into a house. chp is now saying a stolen toyota they had been tracking for miles slammed into the bus at 10th and market. ac transit says the driver of that car ran a red light just before impact. no major injuries. a bus driver and two passengers were taken to a hospital to be checked out. four people inside of the toyota have been taken into custody. >>> now to san jose, where they now have the toughest water conservation measures of any major city in the state. south bay residents who exceed pre-set limits will now be hit with a fine. >> kpix 5's kiet do is live in san francisco with more on the restrictions. >> reporter: is a water submitted the request through the california public utilities commission today. they are also sending out notice to their 1 million customers. if it is approved, get ready to cut back or pay up. it has been 4 months since san jose water asked their customers to cut back, but appealing to their conscie

it became known as the oakland hills fire. three decades later, people who were there remember those who died and talked about lessons learned. >> and with that, it will never jump the freeway. how could it jump the freeway? we went home and started throwing stuff in the car. >> 3300 homes were destroyed including two first responders. this morning nearly 30 years to the day, oakland leaders gathered at the station. awol of titles has been erected to memorialize the horror and the loss of the days of followed. the oakland mayor remembers searching the ruins of her home as a young girl. >> we found a lump of metal that my dad told me was some silver that he had been looking forward to give to me as a wedding present one day. i am so sorry. >> reporter: don barker was a fire captain and sent to a rally point at the fairmont hotel with one simple order. >> my instructions were, do not let it burn down. it did not burn down. >> five engine companies protected the iconic hotel. fighting the fire was chaotic. no coordination between

the robbery victim was not seriously injured. >>> looking live out at oakland, oakland's first fridays return tonight for the first time since the pandemic. but, now, the city is in the middle of another crisis. homicides are skyrocketing. >> what is the city going to do about it? we have some of the solutions. >> reporter: there now have been 106 murders in the city of oakland so far this year. tonight, survivors put a face on the statistics and share their experiences to try to end this crime wave. >> victims and families are forced to grieve. >> reporter: a night of healing, reflection, hope, survivors of violent crime gather inside oakland. >> seeking for healing. i was looking for somewhere that i can process the grief and the trauma that i had experienced because of his loss and i could not find it. what i could not find i decided to create. >> reporter: she created a group after her husband was murder inside 2010. a big supporters of helping victims relocate to end the cycle of crime. >> a lot of people are angry and doing their own justice for their own crimes which is, there i