before i threw my name in the hat, suzanne and i had lots of conversations. it was a family discussion, lots of thought, prayer and discernment. my wife, who also believes we have a great nation and wants to find ways to continue to serve the people of nebraska was willing to make the sacrifice for our family to have me continue to serve in the role as u.s. senator. it is something -- we both profoundly love this state and see this as an opportunity to continue to serve. >> [indiscernible] >> senator designate. >> [indiscernible] >> what erin is asking about is how would i address some of the concerns i think the associated press was asking about earlier, about the process. one thing we as republicans have to do is make sure we've got a broad tend. we need to bring people in. we need to work with republicans all across the state to make sure we can elect conservative candidates. that is what i have done for nearly 20 years, worked to elect conservative candidates. the governor and a stash the governor and i share a lot of the same philosophy. we believe the g

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liz: in san francisco -- suzanne: in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc7news.iz: still ahead, catch a break during the rain. the church in alameda trying to keep people dry as another storm system moves in and they are keeping to help people out. here is a live look outside, 6:38 on this very rainy saturday morning. we check in with francis when we come back. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every pla

suzanne: monday nights shooting happened in the councilmember kevin jake ends -- suzanne: they are doingl they can to stop the shootings and the deaths. >> together. if we all come together, we can defeat gun violence in our city. >> this has to end. it must end. we must deal with the proliferation of guns on our streets at every single level of government. >> ongoing turmoil with the police chief in oakland. community leaders are calling on the mayor to reinstate chief armstrong. ryan was at a rally today where support of the chief fear that if he is not reinstated soon, oakland might become less safe. >> i won't pick a fight, but i am not running from none! ryan: armstrong says he will not stop until he is reinstated as oakland's police chief. >> as a kid born and raised in oakland, single mother, no father, to work to get to this point, and have it taken away from you, hurts. ryan: they are investigating misconduct in the room police department. he failed to take action over incidents with a police sergeant. those in tuesday's rally say armstrong was working to make oakland safer. >>

gone to the front, so to work against the russians, the peculiarity of suzanne is that it is, after howitzer , not a 155 mm nato caliber. this czech howitzer of 152 mm caliber is also used at the front. well, plus, in addition to the fact that it is very, very convenient for maintenance, 6 all eh, there is the possibility of automatic automatic reloading of the gun and, let's say, much more perfect the input equipment in the latter stands on, you know, even on some of the western self-propelled guns m students that we received, roughly speaking, the slovaks made their howitzer suzanne two. just so that it could, for example, receive a whole set of instructions from drones in real time mode, roughly speaking, not like that what did they get there the task at the headquarters according to the coordinates, they shot back so that, let’s say, it happened directly in online mode, the drone flies, detects the target, where are the coordinates for a separate calculation of suzanne, she leaves the old ones and quickly leaves the position in fact, why is the beauty of the wheel base for this

you have all been so incredibly kind and gracious to suzanne and me and our entire family and just let me thank you from the bottom of our hearts. we are very, very grateful. thank you. we talked about our greatest asset, people, sometimes we forget to acknowledge the amazing work done by nebraska's caregivers every single day, the care that comes from doctors and nurses and other health care professionals, pastors, teachers comes, first responders and many others. you do an incredible job of caring for each other. oftentimes though that care doesn't come from a professional, comes from our family, comes from a mom or a dad, a brother or a sister, a daughter or a son. i need to pause for a moment and acknowledge the amazing relationship that existed between suzanne and her mom. and the impact that bond had on all of us. our family watched suzanne face the many lessons and challenges that came with being her mom's caretaker and major avik it. whether we are caring for a relative who is elderly disabled are struggling with mental health or substance abuse our family can -- the incredible

suzanne: in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc7 news.: back in november, mta admitted it used red party cups , solo cups as drain pipes. it went viral. according to muni authorities, those cups were removed two days later. water intrusion in persistent weeks have been a problem for the system. lisa, it might continue to be a problem, as we are getting more and more rain as we start 2023. lisa: that is right, and the trend continues over the overnight and monday night. probably woke you up. this morning, some thunder exiting the north bay and the central valley. so live doppler 7 up on all the activity throughout california, and look it is offshore, multiple rounds of rain, an unstable atmosphere as we get behind this system, and the next one queuing up even stronger. here is a look right now at where the thunderstorm activity is lifting off to the north and east, i-80 around vacaville, and taking it down toward fairfield, a little wet weather, things are lightning up around highway 29, st. helena, and right here, the bridge over into ric

thoughts on strikes, suzanne . yeah, i think strikes, suzanne.re they're starting to lose public sympathy in i think and i think it's becoming self—defeating in a way these five days of strikes when people are going back to work after the christmas breaks. absolutely devastating for many people who will just be thinking if they can, we'll just carry on working from. and of course, in the longer term the more people that work from home, the less money that's going to be available for the they're already the railways. they're already subsidised to the tune of around £11 billion a year. we're already spending 47% of gdp on pubuc already spending 47% of gdp on public services. how much more money we supposed to inject in into pay rises and, so on and so forth? for people who and they want above inflation pay rises, most of us aren't going to be getting that. no, not private sector , only on disability. so sector, only on disability. so i think public sympathy is probably waning to an end. i think so. stephen obviously the unions are huge funders of t

suzanne: suzanne phan, abc7 news . liz: mta admitted it used red cups as drain pipes. authorities, those cups were removed two days later. we are talking about red solo cups. what a way to solve that. temporary fix for sure. let's get a check of what we can expect. i, for one, was definitely awoken overnight by the sound of thunder. lisa: and lightning over your head in that shot before, so we definitely have a line of some pretty strong storms in the north bay, with multiple lightning strikes, maybe a dozen. so you may have woken up to some thunder. and those heavy downpours burning down one third to half an inch in some spots. we do get a break, but you can see lightning flashing offshore. more rain to come for the next several days. the week ahead looking awfully soggy. up to woodacre of highway 1, you can see all the lightning there. further north, it has been between highway 1 and 101. as we go to the east, there is a line of heavier rain from napa, highway 12, through sonoma, then 116 down to sears point. all of this lifting north and east. it does not look like

[applause] [background noises] [background noises] >> this is my wife suzanne. >> height nice to meet you. congratulations it takes a whole family picnic so it does,. >> on the bible reach right hand. you solemnly swear they will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. they will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion you will well and faithfully discharge the duty of the office upon which were about to enter so help you god? >> i. >> congratulations senator. congratulations. and to the whole family, congratulations. i remember the first time we were here the whole family came in, it's a very special moment. so enjoy the moment and then all of the hard work. have you been told about this room? >> it is the old chamber. the gallery the whole air-conditioning system. the one recently have long recesses. [inaudible] [inaudible] arguably. [laughter] [inaudible] ago. hello is the family? are you ready? come on come on. okay, thank you. i w

suzanne phan, abc 7 news. liz: thank you. happening now, a little more than 24 hours of dry weather but the rain has returned. this is a look from our exploratorium camera where you can see the raindrops on the lens. dan: take a look at the golden camera. spencer christian has a look at the soaking start to the year. spencer: that is true. soaking start and more stormy weather, severe stormy weather on the way. the current storm is light but we have pockets of moderate to heavy downpours in this area from south san francisco towards redwood city. portions of 280, highway one and highway 101 are getting drenched on top of conditions over the weekend. this is a level one storm on the impact scale. through the evening, light to moderate showers, rainfall additional totals will be under 0.25 inch. slick roads and breezy conditions. starting at 5:00 p.m., the storm winding down in the evening, giving way to cloudy skies overnight, may be a spotty showers or two. the greater concern is a stronger storm that will be a level three on

as suzanne, said the house gop voted to slash money from the irs. and one house republican was trying to defend the move earlier today. and i want to show you his russian rationale. >> the intent of hiring all these new agents would have the effect of going after a hardworking family and small business. why not just beyond that with the bill would actually do? >> i'm. honestly >> you said it 87,000 irs agents. that's not what it is. >> for fact sake. the administration asked for this money to hire 87,000 employees. they will not all be agents. and the biden administration has said clearly it is about catching wealthy tax cheats, not targeting average americans. what may be most notable, even if you're hardworking american, running a small business, it is still against the law to cheat on your taxes. coming up, the one and only james carville is here and we got a lot to talk about. from new calls to investigate george santos, to all of the chaos we have seen from house republicans. you never know what could happen next. and later, president biden vis

so commentator suzanne evans.e front page of the mail here, right in front of britain's turned a corner. the mail here, right in front of britain's turned a corner . so britain's turned a corner. so now cut taxes is up. yeah, absolutely. i've always in favour. i think government should be able to let people keep as much as they can of their own money. personally, if i was in charge, it would be about cutting government spending rather than raising taxes . so let's we've got one of taxes. so let's we've got one of the highest. we've got the highest tax burden, i think, for some now, they've just some 70 years now, they've just been up and and this been going up and up. and this is a so—called is under a so—called conservative government, which is supposed be a low tax is supposed to be a low tax party. and clearly it isn't at the moment. so inflation's dipped. okay. it's very slightly just my nought point. three percentage points, i think it is isn't an 84 percentage points. and clearly things are going to get bett

ama: suzanne is tracking the deadly budding. dan: we will begin patel. sandhya: it is let me show you live doppler 7. even though the rain has let up, we are still getting the wet weather. in the last two hours, we have had moderate to brief, heavy rain. you are seeing steady, light rain in thas we take a advisories continue through this evening. we have a flood warning for the russian river. it is going until this weekend. it is expected to go above flood stage. minor flooding is forecasted for tomorrow afternoon. 3 p.m. tomorrow, it will be over the 32 foot, flood stage. most of the bay area is not under a lead -- not under a flood watch. letting the still possible, especially since everything is so saturated. creeks and rivers are running high. moderate level two storm. light to moderate rain, possibility of flooding continues. gusty winds and down trees. 6 p.m., the focus is on the north bay. by 11:00 p.m., it is north of the bay area. a few showers may linger. winds are not terribly strong but it is gusty. gusts to 30 in oakland, 31 and half moon ba

now let's hear from kevin boyle and suzanne e smith. thank you for joining us today. let me begin today's simply by letting you know that professor smith wasn't able to join us the last minute there were complications that made it impossible for her to join us and i'm very sorry that she's not here at luck be sharing this afternoon with her, but i am honored to be sharing it with you. i just want to say how much i appreciate the national archives giving me the opportunity to talk with you today. and particularly. i want to thank susan clifton for putting together today's program. i want to start today by doing one of those things that i think you're not supposed to do when you talk about your book. i want to start with somebody else's book. an imparticular but i want to do is i want to start with a book by a woman who's been in the news a bit lately because her passing one is start with joan didion's second book of essays the white album particularly what i want to do just for a second is i want to read just the start of it. it's a famous start. this is the start the

ukraine received suzanne 2 from slovakia. this is the last such self-propelled anti-aircraft missile from the announced package of military support from bratislava. this was reported by the minister of defense of the country yaroslav nagy in june. slovakia and ukraine signed a contract for the supply of such weapons . and norway also announced that they will buy 16 slovak suzanne 2 howitzers for the zesu - this is a 155 mm self-propelled gun that can fire at a distance of 40 km and has an ammunition set of 40 shells, he promised to contribute to peace today ukraine was visited by the head of the osce, the minister of foreign affairs of north macedonia, an ottoman boyar he visited the victims of the russian aggression , borodyans, and met in kyiv with ukrainian officials, first of all, the ottomans , expressed his condolences to the victims of the tragedy in the dnipro as well called on russia to stop aggression and promised to do everything possible to influence the establishment of peace and security in our country, the head

native american activist such as suzanne laface and sarah, there she is, and orator, inspired influential white women to join the fight for equality to the wes original people's. one of the recruits, helen hunt jackson, a prominent journalist, went on to write a century of dishonor, a blistering history of the government treaty violations that she sent a copy to every member of congress. so she wrote ramona, which breast me of you read, i know it used to be a high school reading lists, a perennial bestseller that prevented the same injustices of government treatment of native peoples in more accessible fictional form, unfortunately she died before she knew that it had really captured the public attention and actually started some of the reforms that she wanted to see happen for the california mission indians. suffrages have also been stereotyped as traditional wives and mothers. what a striking number of these activists like the wes outstanding women in general was single, like a homesteader and force services first female fire lookout. or divorced like clara shortridge foltz, a mother of

suzanne lynch _ here. suzanne, thank you for talking to us. suzanne lynch who _ here.to spread economic growth. in all, £2.1 billion will be spent on regeneration projects in more than a hundred areas, but there�*s already controversy about where some of the funding is going. i�*m nowjoined by andrew carter. he is the chief executive at centre for cities, a think tank focused on the economic performance of uk cities. andrew, you are very welcome. give us your analysis to begin on whether this money is being distributed to the areas that need it most. weill. the areas that need it most. well, that's an open _ the areas that need it most. well, that's an open question, - the areas that need it most. well, that's an open question, i - the areas that need it most. well, that's an open question, i think. l that�*s an open question, i think. you can see the party because we�*re not sure what the government is trying to achieve a levelling up because they don�*t really define it, but the bigger point i think is that we talk a lot the distribution, that is who is getting what

yes we'll be talking suzanne talking about that with suzanne in the next hour.ut for now, let's the immigration let's speak the immigration lawyer, who lawyer, scott and keith, who joins line . scott, joins us on the line. scott, i wanted to ask the same question that i just put to suzanne, which is that 57% of british adults, according to our people's poll have no at all that rishi and the government can solve . the small boats can solve. the small boats crisis . it is can solve. the small boats crisis. it is legally compli cated, isn't it, in order to fix issue. it absolutely . so the issue. it absolutely. so the question is whether not this is legal and it often comes down to the interpretation of maritime law. so it may human rights laws to turn boats away at sea and it also may be incompatible with laws . pushback tactics may be laws. pushback tactics may be more acceptable for larger boats and for security reasons. but the where they can be used may be limited when it to asylum seekers and refugees . and under seekers and refugees. and under internation la

to think of my that suzanne the i always hear things like, oh no. saskia don't hit me until i unless i then ask people if they've ever done any boxing or i know what it actually involves in than than young people and they say no. then for me, the conversation is over. a good bye winter. hello, sign in with the climate in the oligarchy is pretty mild in winter, and i won't do properly explore this region. and you get to come along with the south of portugal. that looks good. with d. w. a secret war that began over 40 years ago has been waging relentlessly even until today the war between iran on one side and on the other israel in the united states. we explored the roots of this conflict. in the 1st part of our documentary, the long israel usa in 45 minutes on d. w degrees tina, a sex bona operator who wrote her master's thesis on the potato, raring to read a turn on. well, it gets more would that there was from there. you don't you literature list good german must read ah ah, ah ah.

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and in a recent interview, suzanne somers says she has sex with her 84-year-old husband about three timesaccording to her husband, most of the time he is awake. [laughter] and finally, in protest over roe v. wade, liberal american men are reportedly getting a record high number of vasectomies. the good news for them is that doctors are willing to charge half price, since they already have no balls. [applause] i don't know if that's how science works. but let's do some news, right? he left classified docs where his son smoked rocks. that's a good one. yesterday president biden toward storm battered california where winds were so strong, gavin newsom's hair was declared a disaster zone. and this time the watery brown stuff on everyone shoes in san francisco was mud. that's poop, talking about diarrhea. but at the end of the barely coherent comments, there was a question about classified dots, and he was mad about the timing, just like when i fired that intern after he gave me his kidney. you know what, quite frankly, that bugs me. >> you know, quite frankly what bugs me is that we have seri

the nation, which is very powerful , which still has an eggplant under its influence, and my wife suzannes protection to go to the hairdresser and my son to hold his wedding, and probably never. i can't even drive a car. it's about iran's attack on ain al-assad, one of the largest us bases in iraq in 2018. it's news that trump's happy media said that there was nothing special about us getting hurt in last night's attack that happened by iran. now the minister in his book, the foreign affairs has said something else about the attack iran's missile hit ain al-assad's mother base, some soldiers were seriously injured. the confession that their soldiers made at the same time is that they intend to face their former president in the next presidential election of the united states . today, how many times do you go to such a big iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan at the same moment that yusuf is better than the yellow bird, but buying easy installments without a salon, just with a checkbook , without the need to go to baba khan's feet and what a network, lady. my dear lady , the star

in san francisco, suzanne phan, abc7news.iz: in november, sfmta admitted it used red party cups as drainpipes to help divert water away from the walls of the union square market station. according to authorities, the cups were removed two days later but water intrusion and persistent leaks have been a problem for the system and might continue to be as we continue to get more rain. we had a big system last night and more rain on the way. lisa: the thing that has saved some of us are the breaks in between, so we have had a couple of dry hours and you see the sun and we will get a stronger storm tonight but we have several hours out there where this is giving the streams that have been running high agents to receive a little bit and we are seeing that at the russian river. not only is that good news but the focus has shifted from out of the north bay -- kind of a good news-bad news situation because it is shifting south. you can see live doppler 7, all the lightning strikes. a wild day yesterday and overnight. early this morning

dion: we have suzanne with a look at preparations underway.r: if you take part, give yourself more time, 20 minutes or so, for trains to arrive. our trains will be out for repair, and more trains will be operating slower. train cars need to get their wheels repaired every year when the rails get wet. >> the spin as normal. what they will do is they are actually -- they will actually lock up a bit sometimes, and that dragging, grinding motion creates a flat spot. reporter: right now, about 100 of bartch's 862 cars are having their wheels reshaped. bart says its crews are working around the clock at its main and chops to make repairs. riders -- edits maintenance shops to make repairs. riders can expect delays. >> we check our pumps because pumps are important encase there is flooding in our stations. we keep chainsaws nearby because trees and tree limbs will at some point fall on the track. >> and 82 foot eucalyptus tree fell across tracks in burlingame. reporter: caltrans had to deal with a downed tree that shut down traffic for hours. >> we ha

abc seven news reporter suzanne fonda has that story. >> it has been a struggle to learn more about thechinese workers killed in half moon bay. >> we're are just learning about the names. we knew that one of the things that was difficult was finding next of kin, because of the fact that they are migrant workforce. >> five of the workers were chinese. the oldest was 73, the youngest, 43. cynthia is with chinese for affirmative action. they plan to meet city and county authorities to help the asian farmworkers. caa and other community groups set up a gofundme page. >> these are individuals who are traumatized, in shock. they have been displaced from their homes. >> we don't know anything about the employees, how long they have been at the farm or where their families live. >> that raises additional questions. we don't know what the immigration status is of the folks involved people feeling vulnerable. >> some argue it is rare to have chinese workers in the agricultural industry. we checked with farmworker justice and according to the u.s. department of labor california has as many as 800,

reporter suzanne phan takes a closer look at the trauma and mental health concerns the aa ei communitycing an help available. >> whether you are older like grandmother audrey lou -- >> generally we keep things inside -- >> or younger like joseph joe -- >> we definitely don't talk about it, especially like in my household. >> mental health is not an issue many asian americans feel comfortable talking about. the two mass shootings in monterey park and half moon bay made that painfully clear for many people in the aai p community. malcolm young is with the developing center in san francisco. >> folks are struggling with grappling with what it means that these shootings happened, that they were perpetrated by elderly asian men, and i think the conflict is also juxtaposed against a moment where lunar new year is coming and it is the most important moment for our community, culturally, economically. >> saturday marks one year since the beating death of 84-year-old -- an 80-year-old in a case of asian hate. leaders say this difficult time, there is help for the asian american community. >> be

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. >> suzanne has been tracking the conditions. she is live in emeryville. >> we are being pummeled by the rain and pushed all over the place because of the wind. we were all over alameda. in richmond we were there in neighborhood where 15 homes were evacuated. we were worried about the possibility of the landslide. we were in san leandro. all over the place. seeing people scrambling to pick up their lawn ornaments. we saw people and we are starting to understand now why people are bracing themselves for these weather conditions. here is a closer look at where we were in alameda. this is video of emeryville where the water is choppy. more of the rain seems to be coming with each passing minute. the rain is a concern for parts of the east bay. it did not matter if you were on the water or the roads. stormy conditions made it tough for people to get around. these conditions making driving pretty challenging. on the freeways we saw signboards that said severe weather and avoid travel. authorities have been telling people stay home. th

suzanne?uzanne: the bay bridge has a spectacular light display at night, but it is old and money is running out to replace it. the golden gate bridge dates -- needs updates to make it safe. there is a lot of love for the golden gate bridge. >> the first thing at the top of the list when they visit is how do i get to the golden gate bridge. reporter: it is also a critical connector. >> carries over 100,000 vehicles a day, 37 million a year. reporter: today, and announcement from pete buttigieg. >> there is only one golden gate bridge and we are going to protect it. reporter: $400 million has been reletted to help with the main span of the golden gate. >> it is fitting that in our first round of our bridge program, one of the flagship programs from our five-year infrastructure package, we are looking after this vital asset. reporter: miles away, the bay bridge. it went through modifications to become earthquake safe, now the repairs on tap have more to do with keeping the light display going. >>

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. >> in san francisco suzanne , phan, abc7news.iz: two cities in marin county facing lawsuits over housing. they are being sued for violating state laws. this ae city did not complete the 90 day review period and wants the plans invalidated. if the lawsuit is successful, the plans will be put on hold and could slow down other housing projects. we are one day away from the championship game. the 49ers got quite the yesterday as they headed off to philly. fans lined their practice facility to get a glimpse of their favorite stars. this is the third appearance in the nfc championshipn hihi is kn as the city of other the love, the 49er faithful are expecting a somewhat hostile environment sunday but plan to show up in force. it is going to be nice for those who are there, because the weather will be nice in philly. lisa: in the stead of the snowy game in the northeast, it will be about 54 degrees with cloudy skies and a slim chance of a shower. back home, temperatures cooler with a better chance of rain for the bay area with a level 1

. >> suzanne is live in alameda county where the winds are earlier. how was it now? >> the wind rain has picked up, it is taught to me on the side of the face. the wind is not as bad as it was earlier. it is the wind and the rain that is the story. you can see the water, very choppy, very fast-moving and of course, the trees swaying in the wind here. these conditions made it tough to travel. after neighbors found what appeared to be a crack in the hillside yesterday, authorities including geotechnical engineers moved in to assess the threat of a possible landslide. >> we have a slide up on the hill. it is hard to tell how serious it is. or whether or not it will be exacerbated by the future. the city has right behind me. to secure his christmas lawn ornament, trying to grab and secure them before the wind carried them away. daredevils brave the conditions. the rain returned again, pummeling the region. this is eastbound 580 at the 1 50th ave exit. caltrans as it is a problem spot. pumps failed there. roads and cars underwater. it is clear thanks to a new pump that wa

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suzanne phon takes a closer look at the trauma and mental health concerns the aapi community is facing the help that's available. reporter: whether you are older like audrey lou. >> asians keep things inside. reporter: or younger like joseph cho. >> we don't talk about it, especially in my household. reporter: mental health isn't an issue many asian americans feel comfortable talking about. the two mass shootings have made that painfully clear for many people in the aapi community. chinatown community development center in san francisco. >> folks are struggling right now with grappling with what it means when the shootings happen, what it means that the shootings were perpetrated by elderly aapi -- asian men. the conflict is just a composed -- juxtaposed against a mona -- moment when lunar new year is coming. reporter: saturday, march 1 year since the beating death of 84-year-old -- in san francisco in a case of asian hate. leaders say in this difficult time, there is help for the asian american community. >> being able to work with other organizations and groups such as asians are str

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today the mayor and police talked about the incident and suzanne phan has more.shootings in oakland on monday it rattled the community. many are deeply disturbed, given the recent shootings in half moon bay and monterey park. >> this is the third mass shooting in california and less than a week. reporter: a total of five people were shot in east oakland. one died, three others were hurt in a car crash connected to the shooting. >> approximately 40 to 50 people were at a location where people were filming a music video. during the recording, gun fire broke out from multiple shooters in various directions. reporter: those who were hurt got themselves to the hospital. an 18-year-old was killed. investigators believe the shooting was gang related. captain tony jones is with an ongoing effort to stop homicides, operation cease-fire. >> the biggest threat is retaliatory shootings. >> disgusted. the community is outraged and disgusted. reporter: monday night shooting happened in mario's district. local police say they are doing all they can to stop the shootings in deat

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