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the company says theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of their team and guests. the target stores in san francisco, century boulevard and broadway and 27th in oakland will all be closing effective october 21. in all, target is closing nine stores in four states. >>> other business owners are fed up with crime. today, some are on a one-day strike to call attention to what they call a lack of action from city officials. shawn chitnis as a closer look at their concerns and their message. true tony chung owns newton market in oakland chinatown. >> i have been here for 20 years and it has never been like this. >> he can't believe what has happened to his neighborhood. dismisses like his have to start closing earlier in the day, 4:30, scared someone may target his store in the evening. >> it is sad that i have to close the store. >> businesses like his now choosing to close for one day on their own to get more attention on the crime in oakland. >> i don't understand how the respect has gone out the door. >> this came soon after oakland was late to submit a proposal for funding, missing out on state money to help fight org

crime. her restaurant marzano on park boulevard was burglarized for the 3rd time this year on friday morninge front glass door was smashed thousands of dollars was stolen from a safe. >> we don't have enough policing. we don't you know, prosecution is no deterrent. i can sleep at night as a business i go moment. i'm thinking about my business when i'm my business. i'm thinking about my i just don't think it's way of life. >> turkey says the thought of closing up for good has crossed her mind, but she's holding out hope things improve before making that choice. happening tonight in san francisco supervisor matt dorsey's inviting residents to a public safety town hall dorsey will be joined by district attorney brooke jenkins and city attorney david chiu on the agenda is updates to the current homeless sweeps injunction which limits the city's ability to arrest or use the threat of arrest against homeless people as they try to clear encampments off the streets. the meeting begins at 6 o'clock. it will be held at the standard theater. beginning today through thursday. the golden gate ferry is ho

boulevard. >> oakland right now really needs to get serious about crime and driving and guns. >> reporter: at a press conference today the mayor did not respond to questions related to the recent violence. after the city has gone near lit entire year without a permanent police chief, thao says she's still waiting on the police commission to submit the recommendations. >> it's the police commission that will do the interviewing and they will only recommend the top three people and candidates to my office. >> in oakland, velina jones, nbc bay area news. >>> still remembering the tragic day that brought america to its knees from the bay area to new york city, we look back at 9/11 and the lives lost. >>> and lending a thoond students so that they can get a head start learning about ai. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the latest track on hurricane lee, plus tropical moisture still hanging out over the west. i'll show you what's happening that and your f >>> a somber day in american history. today marks 22 years since the september 11th terrorist attacks killed nearly 3,000 people. contra

name that sounds like a verdict on russian war crimes was opened in the capital of germany in the very center of berlin on the famous unterden lindin boulevarde foyer of the humbelt university among the first guests were politicians, diplomats and experts in international law . for one minute to understand exactly what is being said about the crimes and the war crimes that our territories commit against the russians. i think that this is a very important signal for german society this is not the first time i have seen this exhibition. i have already been to it in davos and munich, and most of the photos are familiar to me. i hope that the residents of berlin who will see them, as well as me, will feel that the russian war in ukraine is not just a war that exists in theory a this is a war that brings blood, death, destruction. i believe that the visitors of the exhibition will be shocked about russian war crimes - these are photos from different parts of ukraine and taken after february 24, 2022 bucha raisin-kyiv kharkiv kryvyi rih dnipro mariupol kherson killing of civilians torture of residents, rocket attacks on residential buildings and i

boulevard. that person was taken to the hospital, now in critical condition. >>> crime, of course, on the mind of many community leaders in oakland and the backlash continues after the city dropped the ball failing to properly apply for a grant worth millions of dollars to fight retail theft. anne makovec has more on today's development. >> it sounds like somebody is in big trouble for screwing this all up. the mayor says it is now a personnel matter. meantime oakland organizations and businesses are still reeling from the lost opportunity. today oakland's naacp chinatown community leaders and church activists called out the city for missing that deadline to receive millions of dollars in state crime fighting funds. the city administrator says they submitted their application to the state, but it was incomplete. the naacp says they are shocked, perplexed, and furious. >> so we've got reason to believe or better yet, reason to question whether this was a product of somebody missing a deadline, not paying attention, or a decision not to seek the funds. >> mayor sheng thao was asked about the city m

on september 27th, heidi joe castro alj a 0 washington organized crime in peru is rising rapidly. president dina boulevard today is deployed the army as part of a crack down against criminal gangs. on monday, she declared a state of emergency in the capital, as well as other parts of the country. mariana sanchez, reports from lima. as the police are out numbered in the fight against the graeme. the army has been ordered in for a 60 days state of emergency in biggest most turbulent areas, a grenade attack on the night club. and so when the ludy gunter district last week left 15 people who did after a band that was going to play that night had refused to pay criminals. a fee is done. so with this issue, people need more security more place. this is the government's response to the demands new to this received death threats up to her business partner was killed last year for refusing to pay $5000.00 to expulsion ist. her property was attacked and her parents house set on fire after she to refuse to pay the com. yes, our lives have changed. my parents are in fia, my children, moved out of the neighborhood. we

boulevard in pittsburgh. shoppers say they're disappointed but they see shoplifting all the time. >> there is a lot of crime with people running out with products, and security can't do anything. that's sad stores have to close because of crime around here. >> sometimes i don't even feel safe shopping. you never know what they will have or will do. >> the mayor of pittsburgh says the city has been working closely with target to tackle the problem and the city is even opening a substation in that very shopping center next week. the three stores will close october 21st. now despite major retailers like target closing shop, smash and grab videos going viral, theft is affecting the bottom line in businesses as much as you think. the national retail federation has released new data that shows retailers lost $112 billion in inventory in 2022 that includes losses from theft and damage. the year before that number was $94 billion. external theft, which includes organized retail crime reported as the largest source of loss last year at 36%. that number, though, is down from 37% in 2021. retailers say it's not necessarily

crime is out of control. they are demanding city leaders to do better. robbery happened just before 12:30 saturday morning. it is the 7eleven on macarthur boulevard in the diamond district. surveillance video shows two young men with masks pretending to buy something. they pulled out two guns and held up two cashiers. a gunman at the entrance told the customer who was outside to leave. the cashier had both hands up. >> very scared. >> reporter: the gunman demanded daniel and his coworker empty two cash registers and took tobacco products as well. altogether the cashiers say the store lost several hundred dollars. >> they take what they want. the money. they asked for money. open the register and take it. and they got away. >> reporter: daniel started working here recently. he immigrated to oakland from africa a year ago. looking for a better life. >> never happened before in my country like this. i come from africa. >> reporter: the store operators says it is the third incident since august. >> i feel anger. we are tired for seeing this every single day. it is not here, it is everywhere in oakland. >> reporter: he said twice in august large group

at 13th will also close, along with a store on century boulevard in the city of pittsburgh, target said in a statement that organized retail crime is threatening the safety of their employees and customers. they say this is despite the extensive effor■ts o stop theft, including hiring guards, people who shop there call it an unfortunate decision. well i'm sad because it's close to my house. it's within walking distance. and the people here are really nice and there's usually not a big line on. so it's really good for the community. i think it's unfortunate that we're having all these robberies is affected . employees will be offered jobs at other target stores in the bay area. now, outside of california, one store is closing in new york city, two in seattle and three in portland, oregon. president biden made history today by becoming the first sitting us president in in the modern era to walk a picket line. the president joins striking united autoworkers at a general motors parts distribution warehouse near detroit. this is the 12th day of the strike. the uaw is demanding 40% pay increases. traditional pensions and protections a

our crime reporter henry lee has the latest on what happened. sky fox was overhead at 166th avenue and foothill boulevard where alameda county sheriff's deputies responded to reports of domestic violence involving a man attacking a woman. deputies responded to the home at about 930 wednesday morning. they confirmed the man and the woman were still inside and deputies formulated a plan to get inside the home and blocked off streets. dispatchers tried to contact both people inside over the phone, but at about 945, 15 minutes after, deputies first arrived, they heard a single shot inside. so as they were preparing to make entry, they heard a gunshot and the door opens and a male in his early 50s comes out and surrenders. they found a woman dead from a gunshot wound to her head. investigators say this was a homicide that was related to domestic violence and isolated incident with no threat to the public. to hear like somebody use the weapon, that's the first time i hear about that. veronica vasquez says the neighborhood is no stranger to visits from deputies, but that news of a homicide in the area is unnerv

crime. >> by the time i walked around the corner there, they were -- the first ambulance had come and they were covering her up. >> reporter: he was inside laurel lounge on mcarthur boulevard when shots rang out across the street near masterton street. >> earlier that day, everybody was nervous because there was a bunch of guys hanging out gathering their weapons, like in -- it was like a -- figured it was a retaliatory thing or something between factions. >> reporter: how did you know that? >> i've lived here for a while. they got a lot of guns over there. >> reporter: a stray bullet flew into this home and killed a mother of two young children, according to neighbors and witnesses. oakland police have not released the victim's identity. anthony said a group of young men gathered on this corner shortly before he heard a hail of gunfire. >> when they start gathering, we went inside. wasn't until the shots when we came out, noticed all the cops and everything. that's when i came around the corner and i seen them covering the lady here in the street. and putting her on the gurney. >> reporter: this councilwoman, whose district includes laurel, says the neighborhood is made u

crime is out of control. they are demanding city leaders to do better. >> the robbery happened just before 12:30 saturday morning. it is the 7-eleven on macarthur boulevard in the diamond district. surveillance video shows two young men with masks are tending to buy something they pulled out two guns and held up two cashiers. a gun man at the entrance of the customer who was outside to leave the cashier daniel burkert had both hands up. >> yes, very scared, is a matter of life. >> reporter: demanded daniel and his coworker empty two cash registers, they took some tobacco product, as well. altogether the cashier say the store lost several hundred dollars. >> they take whatever they want, the money, they asking money, open the register , and they take it that way. >> reporter: daniel started working here recently. he emigrated to oakland from africa a year ago. looking for a better life. >> now for a country like this , i come from africa. >> reporter: the store operator says it is the third incident since august. >> we are tired foreseeing this every single day. it is not here, it's everywhere in oakland. >> reporter: twice in august, large groups of youn

crime. >> by the time i walked around the corner, they had an ambulance coming. >> reporter: anthony was inside laurel lounge on macarthur boulevard friday night when shots rang out across the street on 30th avenue near masterson street. >> earlier that they are always nervous because there were guys hanging out gathering their weapons. we figured it was retaliatory finger something between factions. >> reporter: how did you know that? >> between groups. i have lived around here for a while. >> reporter: a stray bullet we would to this home and killed the mother of two young children. according to neighbors and witnesses . oakland police have not released the victims identity. anthony said a group of young men gathered on this corner , shortly before he heard done for our. >> when we started hearing it we went inside and then we notice the cops and everything. and that is when it came around the corner and i saw them covering the lady in the street. and putting her on a gurney. >> reporter: a councilwoman, his district includes laurel said the neighborhood is made up of many immigrant owned businesses. the victim was an asian woma

boulevard in downtown hayward. authorities have not released any details about what happened, but ktvu crime reporter henry lee learned police shot and killed the suspect. while there were no others or there were no injuries to the officers, there's no word yet on what the suspect was wanted for. henry reports that hayward's police chief will hold a news conference later today and this case will be investigated by the offices of both the alameda county district attorney and the california attorney general. a man was shot and killed early this morning along oakland's embarcadero. oakland police say shots were fired just before 5 a.m. near the embarcadero bridge. and jack london square. police and paramedics rushed to the scene and took the victim to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. homicide investigators were there to follow up on the circumstances surrounding the shooting. oakland police are not releasing an information about the victim. also in oakland, the family of a four year old girl hit in a crash that happened after someone opened a car door into the path of the bike she was on is honoring her life. lov

our crime reporter henry lee has the latest on what happened. sky fox was overhead at 166th avenue and foothill boulevarddeputies responded to reports of domestic violence involving a man attacking a woman. deputies responded to the home at about 930 wednesday morning. they confirmed the man and the woman were still inside and deputies formulated a plan to get inside the home and blocked off streets. dispatchers tried to contact both people inside over the phone, but at about 945, 15 minutes after, deputies first arrived, they heard a single shot inside. so as they were preparing to make entry, they heard a gunshot and the door opens and a male in his early 50s comes out and surrenders. they found a woman dead from a gunshot wound to her head. investigators say t

crime were killed and punished, but we still do not know the perpetrators. well, and about the circumstances of that day , september 17, to a greater extent, that evening of september 17, when on lesya ukrainka boulevard in journalists heorhiy gongadze were actually kidnapped in kyiv , then he was killed and thrown in the tarashchan forest. dany leonid danylovych kuchma, on these tapes, the words, well, kuchma, which he said that he will expose, take him away, obscene language, give it to the chechens, let them ask for a ransom , do you remember this key phrase? well, then of course, all the arrows went against kuchma, but everything is not so clear-cut in this story, we will talk today with people who definitely know more, and we are joining the conversation now roman shingle to the editor-in-chief of the magazine, the liberation struggle p. roman, i wish you a good day. well, also literally from the minute for a minute we will invite you to a conversation , he told that who is the editor-in-chief of the den newspaper and that it was the den newspaper, the editor of the den publishing house , at one time worked for a long time together with journalists ivanov simvon and published a book which was cal

our crime reporter henry lee tells us those officers heard a gunshot moments after arriving. on the scene. skyfox was overhead at 166th avenue and foothill boulevardnty sheriff's deputies responded to reports of domestic violence involving a man attacking a woman. deputies responded to the home at about 930 wednesday morning. they confirmed the man and the woman were still inside. deputies formulated a plan to get inside the home and blocked off streets. dispatchers tried to contact both people inside over the phone, but at about 945, 15 minutes after deputies first arrived, they heard a single shot inside. so as they were preparing to make entry, they heard a gunshot. and the door opens and a male in his early 50s comes out and surrenders. they found a woman dead from a gunshot wound to her head. i've learned 54 year old carlos maurice smith was arrested on suspicion of murder. he's being held without bail to hear like somebody used the weapon. that's the first time i hear about that . veronica vasquez says the neighborhood is no stranger to visits from deputies, but that news of a homicide in the area is unnerving. yeah, i'm anxious because at l

crime is out of control. they are demanding city leader to do better. the robbery happened this morning at 12:25. it is the 7/11 on mcarthur boulevardn the diamond district. surveillance video show twos young men with masks pretending to buy something. they pulled out two guns and held up two cashiers. a gunman told the customer to leave. >> very scary. >> reporter: the gunman demanded daniel and his coworkers empty two cash registers. they took some tobacco products as well. altogether, the cashier say the store lost several hundred dollars. >> they take whatever they want. the money. to open the register. they take it. >> reporter: daniel emigrated to oakland from africa a year ago looking for a better life. he started working here recently. the store operator says it is the third incident since august. >> i feel angerment we are tired for seeing this every single day. it is not here. it is everywhere in oakland. >> reporter: twice in august, large groups of young people ran in and cleaned out their tobacco products. those incidents cost them about $12,000. >> it's a humble request to the city of oakland. oakland council members,

boulevard permanently closing. i've got all of my prescriptions here for and i don't know what i'm going to do. target officials saying they can't keep operating the stores because theft and organized retail crimetening the safety of their employees and customers. they get away with taking $500 and nothing happens to them today. it's insane. i've been in the store and watch people take stuff and they don't do anything . security guards right out front, cameras inside and out and items under lock and key, corporate says in a statement before making this decision, we invested heavily in strategies to prevent and stop theft and organized retail crime in our stores, such as adding more security members, using third party guard services and implementing theft deterrent tools across our business. i know they've had a little bit of trouble here. they have lots of security. but i had no idea that target was going to do this. they're closing six other stores in four other states. corporate also says their stores work heavily with local law enforcement and they don't make the decision lightly. but all the crime is contributing to unsustainable business performance. it's kind of sad because we're losing a

boulevard. he managed to drive around the corner and crashed near a fire station near 12th and international. the city administrator will report to the council in december exactly how oakland will fund these crime fighting programs in oakland. henry lee, ktvu fox two news, one of oakland's neighboring cities, piedmont is adding more surveillance cameras on its streets. the city is installing a system of cameras at key intersections that will record video all day. piedmont already had cameras up at grand and oakland avenues as part of a pilot program in 2021. the police chief says it's helped the department solve at least two violent robberies since then , one that occurred where a nine year old was pushed over to when masked gunmen broke into the house. we were able to capture the vehicle as it went by the intersection, capture the car, ultimately freeze, frame it, get the plate, and then identify those suspects. and they were ultimately arrested and convicted. the cameras cost about $210,000 to install and should be fully operational next month. investigators will share their video with oakland and other police departments to help with investigations. piedmont police say the cameras will not u

crime reporter henry lee live in hayward with the very latest on this story. henry, what can you tell us? well, gasia and andre, we're outside an office building in downtown hayward on foothill boulevard. now, we're still awaiting details from hayward police. but here's what we know. a man described by acquaintances as homeless was shot and killed last night by hayward police. let's show you some video from earlier this morning. now, the shooting happened outside an office building on foothill boulevard near city center drive. this is where we found bullet holes in the glass. at least six in the area. now this is where hayward police confronted a man at about ten last night. now, police have confirmed that the man was killed after at least one officer opened fire. no officers or bystanders were hurt. officers have been in the area to investigate reports that the man had brandished a gun. it's unclear at this point whether that man indeed had a gun when he was shot and killed. i did speak to a woman who says he was known to carry a fake gun if he was armed with a real gun, then the alameda county da's office will investigate along with hayward police. but if he was not armed, state att