perez becerra quickened the speed with which he was approaching. officer lemos further admitted that only after all these actions by mr. perez becerra and in response to this deadly threat, officer lemos fired two shots in self-defense and or defense of others. the department says it takes any loss of life very seriously, and acknowledged the da's findings that supported the officer's actions. the department also told me it realizes this has been difficult for everyone, and says the officer has since returned to full duty. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 730, richmond police say a license plate reader camera helped them make an arrest in a hit and run collision that badly injured a pedestrian. the crash happened at 430 this morning on valley view road at morningside drive. the pedestrian was hospitalized with significant injuries but is expected to recover. police say that they used the license plate reader image to identify and arrest the driver. this evening in santa cruz, a pedestrian was hit and killed overnight at a busy intersection.

perez becerra quickened the speed with which he was approaching.z becerra and in response to this deadly threat, officer lemos fired two shots in self-defense and or defense of others. the department says it takes any loss of life very seriously, and acknowledged the da's findings that supported the officer's actions. the department also told me it realizes this has been difficult for everyone, and says the officer has since returned to full duty. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> proposed budget cuts at sonoma state university continue to face fierce pushback at the campus. students, instructors, staff, supporters and three different unions once again gathered on campus to rally against severe cuts that will cost the school more than 100 different positions. athletics and several other academic departments. more than 500 showed up at the student center to hear local lawmakers talk about the topic. >> seemingly out of nowhere. we get notice that they're making these very drastic cuts. they're putting kids at risk, faculty at risk, hurting our entir

once at the scene, police learned the caller was becerra. investigators say officer kevin lemos shot becerra when he wouldn't drop the knife and started walking toward him. today, the da's office confirmed the actions of officer lemos were lawful. although he is not facing criminal prosecution, the officer is now the subject of a wrongful death lawsuit. the family of becerra sued him, claiming their son was struggling with mental illness and the gun should have been the last resort. san jose says it is cracking down on homeless encampments, but some are wondering whether the sweeps will actually lead to any type of change. this is one of the encampments along south san jose's coyote creek that was targeted for removal. it began with the city posting a notice that anyone living that encampment had to clear out all their personal property by today. that notice went on to say that if they're camp, the property could be removed without further warning. we showed up today and found some of the unhoused had already come back. they come sweep, kick

perez becerra quickened the speed with which he was approaching. officer lemos further admitted that only after all these actions by mr. perez becerra and in response to this deadly threat, officer lemos fired two shots in self-defense and or defense of others. the department says it takes any loss of life very seriously, and acknowledges the da's findings that supported the officer's actions. now, the department also told me today it knows this has been difficult for everyone involved and that the officer who opened fire remains on full duty. guys. >> and henry, just a quick question. we heard the attorney say that the police should have used other means. was there any indication from the district attorney whether the officers carry tasers or used any other, less deadly force to try and get him to comply? >> yes, officers do have less lethal weapons, but this officer told investigators he didn't believe he had the opportunity to use any of those alternatives because the man was coming at him with a knife. and the officer says he feared being stabb

perez becerra quickened the speed with which he was approaching. officer lemos further admitted that only after all these actions by mr. perez becerra and in response to this deadly threat, officer lemos fired two shots in self-defense and or defense of others. the department says it takes any loss of life very seriously, and acknowledges the da's findings that supported the officer's actions. the department also told me it realizes this has been difficult for everyone, and says the officer has since returned to full duty. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> today, san leandro police released the names of three officers involved in a shooting earlier this week, but no other details. their officers, blake stanford, austin lavelle and quinton may. the shooting happened last sunday night in the area of 164th avenue and east 14th street. police say they were investigating an assault when they came across a suspect. at one point, officers fired their guns, but no one was injured. the alameda county sheriff's office is continuing to investigate the circums

perez becerra's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last month. >> san francisco's crackdown on drugs in the tenderloin is causing a migration to other areas of the city. the mission district is the latest community to see an increase in drug use and sales. mayor lurie has been very vocal about his mission to clean up sixth street. two miles away, the so-called side effect is causing concern among residents and merchants. >> we've noticed an increase in drug dealing, use of hard drugs, folks blocking the entrance to our business. >> they have my commitment that i'm going to be relentless on going after it in the mission as well. i have done many walks this some streets there are unacceptable. >> the castro is also attracting the spillover. these photos were taken this morning. the mayor says the city is improving but he is still not satisfied. >> it's been another busy day in washington. president trump fired the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, putting the pentagon into turmoil. a federal judge blocked president trump's executive order seeking to end government support for prog

perez becerra's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last month. >> san francisco's crackdown on drugs in the tenderloin is causing a migration to other areas of the city. the mission district is the latest community to see an increase in drug use and sales. mayor lurie has been very vocal about his mission to clean up sixth street. two miles away, the so-called side effect is causing concern among residents and merchants. >> we've noticed an increase in drug dealing, use of hard drugs, folks blocking the entrance to our business. >> they have my commitment that i'm going to be relentless on going after it in the mission as well. i have done many walks this some streets there are unacceptable. >> the castro is also attracting the spillover. these photos were taken this morning. the mayor says the city is improving but he is still not satisfied. >> it's been another busy day in washington. president trump fired the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, putting the pentagon into turmoil. a federal judge blocked president trump's executive order seeking to end government support for prog

former secretary becerra culture bill northey dedicated his life to farm families, rural communities, and the state he loved. he was a beloved husband, father and grandpa. his lost the price is not only a servant leader like few others, but also a dear friend to so many. he is greatly missed. so, , too, is former congressman jim leach, who for three decades modeled how to combine elected office with civility, kindness, and grace. it's a a timeless lesson and e grateful to have benefited from his example. please join me in a moment of silence to remember these humble individuals. [silence] if you are like me, every legislative session begins with a strong sense of anticipation. after all, our positions of public trust mean we have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of iowans. and that starts with making sure every child has access to a quality education. today, i have families have more options than ever before to choose a learning environment that best fits their child's needs. for 92% of families that means enrolling their children in the public school where they live.

perez becerra's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last month.an francisco's crackdown on drugs in the tenderloin is causing a migration to other areas of the city. the mission district is the latest community to see an increase in drug use and sales. mayor lurie has been very vocal about his mission to clean up sixth street two miles away. the so-called side effect is causing concern among residents and merchants. >> we've noticed an increase in drug dealing. use of hard drugs. folks blocking the entrance to our business. >> they have my commitment that i'm going to be relentless on going after it in the mission as well. i have done many walks. there's some streets. there are unacceptable. >> the castro is also attracting the spillover. these were photos taken yesterday. the mayor says the city is improving, but he's still not satisfied. today, supporters against the recall effort of district four supervisor joel engardio are holding a rally in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. supervisor engardio has garnered backlash over his support

perez becerra's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit last month. san francisco's crackdown on drugs in the tenderloin is causing a migration to other areas of the city. the mission district is the latest community to see an increase in drug use and sales. mayor lori has been very vocal about his mission to clean up sixth street two miles away. the so-called side effect is causing concern among residents and merchants. >> we've noticed an increase in drug dealing. use of hard drugs. folks blocking the entrance to our business. >> they have my commitment that i'm going to be relentless on going after it in the mission as well. i have done many walks this some streets there are unacceptable. >> the castro is also attracting the spillover. these photos were taken yesterday and the mayor says the city is improving, but he's still not satisfied. and today, supporters against the recall effort of district four supervisor joe guardia are holding a rally in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. supervisor engardio has garnered backlash over his support

con un cuchillo de cocina y que el oficial no tuvo otra opción más que dispararle a emmanuel pérez becerralud mental y un operativo encubierto en línea de la policía llevó al arresto de 4 individuos. este operativo se dio como respuesta a la amenaza de los depredadores sexuales en línea. agenteses del condado de marin. pasaron un día revisando la web, buscando adultos que se aprovechaban de menores de edad. fue entonces que dieron con 4 hombres de diferentes ciudades que buscaban relaciones íntimas con menores. el fiscal le recuerda a los padres que tengan muchouidado con lo que sus hijos acceden en línea y también mucho cuidado con los mensajes que recibe. y es que emin una alerta sobre una estafa donde malhechores mandan textos presuntamente del irs cayendo en la estafa. y esto puede comprometer su información. aquí le decimos exactamente de qué trata. las estafas están a la ororden del día. yo recibí un mensaje de texto a este acerca de los impuestos y quise abrirlo, pero ya al pucharle ahí el teléfono ya no lo pude abrir. nos c cuena carolina que casi cae en la trampa. me comuniqué con

con un cuchillo de cocina y que el oficial no tuvo otra opción más que dispararle a emmanuel pérez becerraién sugiere que el joven de 19 años luchaba con problemas de salud mental y que las cámaras de seguridad de un negocio captaron el momento en el que un hombre robó una bolsa. el video publicado en instagram ya supera las 90.000 vistas y ha generado preocupación entre muchos en la comunidad. por su parte, la policía de la ciudad confirma que investiga el caso y recordó que incidentes similares se han registrado también en la ciudad de san josé. las autoridades piden a quienes tengan información sobre los sospechosos que se comuniquen con el departamento de la policía. en algunas redes sociales se ha publicado información sobre casos de inmigrantes que viajan por avión dentro de los estados unidos y a quienes supuestamente le piden información sobre su estadía legal en este país. entrevistamos a un abogado experto en inmigración que nos aclara si esto es en realidad lo que está sucediendo o si puede ocurrir en el futuro. es de esperarse que vayan a estar pidiendo eso por aire y por tierr

the da's office said officer kevin lemos was legally justified in shooting emanuel perez becerra last year when he refused to drop a knife. his parents have filed a civil rights lawsuit in their son's death. their attorney disagrees with city's contention that this was suicide by cop. >> there's no evidence to support that. that is an corroborated and unsupported assumption made by the police to justify their actions. trying to retrofit what they did. >> attorney adante pointer says police should have used other tactics. attorneys for the city say say the officer fired in self-defense when faced with a deadly threat. a neighborhood in the east bay in shock tonight after a mother of four was arrested on child abuse charges. her young kids, who ranged in age from 2 to 8 years old, were found alone at their home in antioch yesterday evening and the house later declared uninhabitable. ktvu zac sos joins us now after speaking with neighbors. zach, what are you learning? >> well, so far, police are being fairly tight lipped about what they found inside that home. but a notice outside includ

becerra was last head of human services, what did he do? what difference did he make? this guy is going to make a difference. >> jessica. >> you are conveniently ignoring the fact that there were a number of republican senators very skeptical of rfk junior is the nominee. listen to senator cassidy's line of questioning which exposed the fact that rfk junior didn't understand basic facts about how the medicaid program works in this country, who's eligible if there are premiums or not, that's fundamental. listen to james lankford who is concerned about the fact that he was pro-life 20 minutes ago before donald trump offered him the opportunity to have a ton of power and you say the senators are bought and paid for by big pharma, show me where bernie sanders a out from big pharma elizabeth warren. >> what has bernie sanders done for my health for my kids? >> moved to vermont and have a conversation with bernie sanders can deliver but don't be dishonest about it. this felt like the first hearing to me where the senators were 99% of them took it seriously and they had real

the da's office says emanuel perez becerra refused orders to drop the knife and instead move towardsicer kevin limos. that's when the most fired hitting perez pisara in the chest, killing him. last month, his family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit and autopsy report found perez pisara suffered from depression and schizophrenia. temperatures go. police arrested. a man they say is connected to a series of shoplifting incident at a 9th street retail store is that montrose is accused of stealing more than $34,000 worth of merchandise between november 2024. in january this year, much rosa has prior theft convictions. he was detained on january 17th. he faces multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft. police say the investigation is ongoing. and battle. san mateo county sheriff christina corpus won't be welcomed at an upcoming event honoring women patrol officers. corpus had apparently rsvp to attend this event next month. that's what san francisco's police union sent her a letter saying, quote, respect the contributions of these women, stay home and work on your resume. co

they shot emmanuel perez becerra last summer, the police officer commanded him to drop the knife, thend at him as he walked towards him. there is serious evidence that the suspect committed suicide by cop >> >>> and a message for san mateo county's embattled sheriff, they say she is not welcome, union leaders sent a letter after hearing she was planning on attending the event, the letter says, do the right thing for once, respect the contributions of these women, stay home on march 5th and work on your resume. an independent report accused corpus and her office of retaliation, homophobia and racism, corpus has rejected numerous calls to resign and has consistently denied the accusations. she calls them politically motivated. and in a special election next month, voters will decide whether to grant san mateo board of county supervisors the power to remove her from office or not. today the county will open six additional voting centers for that special election, cbs news has reached out to sheriff corpus about the letter but has not heard back. >>> nearly 55% of voters in san francisco a

officer was left with no choice but to use deadly force, the officer shot and killed emmanuel perez becerra back in march after he called police on himself. the video shows the officer commanding him to drop the knife he was holding, then firing twice. santa clara deputy d.a. say there is strong evidence that the suspect committed suicide by cop due to a years long battle with depression and schizophrenia. >>> the san francisco police union with a blunt message for the embattled sheriff, they say sheriff christina corpus is not welcome at the upcoming event honoring women and the force, the union leaders sent corp. is a letter after they heard she was plan on attending the events, it reads, do the right thing for once, respect the contributions of these women, stay home on march 5th and work on your resume. an independent report accused corpus and her office of abuse, retaliation and racism. corpus has rejected numerous calls to resign and has denied the accusations calling them politically motivated. in a special election next month, voters will decide whether to grant san mateo's counties

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it's their turn to negotiate and get those 60%, 70%, 80% reductions that secretary becerra and the biden administration were able to get because they were organized, because they knew what they remember do this and they stood tall and they stood tall and negotiated those prices after we passed the law. what else did we do? the legislation passed under the last administration capped insulin costs for seniors at 35, total out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors at 2 thousand a year starting this year. these savings are the beginning. last month the previous administration announced the next 15 drugs medicare must negotiate. these are more block busters. diabetes, weight loss drugs like ozempic, robelsus wygovy, 2.3 medicare part d enrollees take including thousands of seniors in my state. for these seniors, getting lower prices, you know how much those right now, make a huge difference. finally, seniors in america -- by the way, it helps nonseniors as well. we've seen the insulin prices lowered by the companies, even though the law, i would have liked to pass a law for nonseniors, our colleag