it shows 26 year-old mario gonzalez says deadly encounter with an alameda with alameda police. this was monday of last week. gonzales died in custody. police say he suffered a medical emergency. his family says he was murdered good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. tonight we have learned 3 officers are on leave. and also hearing from the interim alameda police chief about this in custody. death. >> kron four's terisa stasko joins us live now with what the chief had to say. theresa. >> ken and catherine, there are a lot of unknown facts about this case right now. but here is what we do know that video was released 3 body camera videos released this afternoon to kron 4 news and they show what happened and what unfolded with mario gonzalez dying. the 26 year-old and initially what we are learning is that there was a call into the police department of an intoxicated person in front of a home on oak street when the 2 police officers arrived, they saw mario and they asked him what his name key did not give them his

if alameda police officers used excessive force. in just a few hours, president biden will address congress for the first time while he's been in office. what you need to know about president joe biden speech tonight. >> another major company is bringing workers back to san francisco. what this could mean for the city as downtown is now expected to get a little bit more crowded. >> from the bay local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. we continue to follow the death of mario gonzales while he was under custody of alameda police. the body camera video just released shows the moments leading up to the death of the 26 year-old. now, this all started when police received a 911. call about gonzales standing in a homeowner's yard. several minutes after police arrived, they talk to gonzales. they tried to detain him gonzales. then falls to the ground. as he has grabbed and handcuffed. the police body camera video shows an officer putting his knee on m

one by the alameda county sheriff's department one by. >> the alameda county district attorney's office and an outside agency going through piece by piece. the officers actions and then separately. there is the autopsy that is underway and the toxicology reports, all of those findings coming out of the next couple of weeks here in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> alameda as interim chief has confirmed across for the 3 officers involved or eric mcneely who has been on the force for 3 years. cameron leahy, who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been on the force for 10 years. we first alerted you to the updates on this story through our kron 4 news app. so make sure you have to download it. you can stay up to date with all the latest news by downloading that app. emotions ran high in the santa cruz courtroom yesterday adrian aj gonzales was given the maximum sentence for 2015, that kidnapping and murder of an 8 year old maddie middleton kron four's. rob fladeboe has that story. >> after pleading guilty earlier this month in the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of

the alameda county district attorney's office, alameda county sheriff's department.and there is also this as far as the coroner's report, we understand that the autopsy has been performed, but they are waiting back for toxicology. so no official cause of death has been released. but we will continue to follow that as well. and lastly, i will leave you with this. they have released the names to kron 4 news of the 3 officers that are now on administrative leave. i'm going to have more on that coming up. reporting live here now we need to trust us to see you back to guys. >> all right. thank you, teresa. other news now governor newsome likely recall election later this year. some elections officials are now warning this thing could be the most expensive election or one of them in the state's history. ashley zavala explains the cost concerns and the decision that state leaders will need to make. >> as the recall moves forward. >> a group of local elections officials this morning. governor gavin newsom's recall election could cost 400 million dollars more than 4 times as

julio: contactamos a la fiscalÍa del condado de alameda y al departamento de policÍa de alameda por correo alguna actualizaciÓn de la investigaciÓn de este caso y conocer la causa exacta de la muerte por quÉ fue detenido. la semana pasada la policÍa de alameda dijo que tambiÉn habÍan contratado un investigador independiente para indagar en el caso. la familia tambiÉn pide que identifiquen a los oficiales involucrados, hasta ahora es informaciÓn no estÁ disponible. reportando julio poletti, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: esta misma tarde hace tan sÓlo horas se hizo pÚblico estos vÍdeos de los hechos, el vÍdeo dura una hora, nuestro equipo o lo estÁ revisando minuto a minuto en su totalidad para entender cÓmo sucediÓ esto. esta noche a las 23:00 le traemos el anÁlisis completo. despuÉs de mÁs de un aÑo con el rostro parcialmente cubierto, desde hoy que no estÉn completamente vacunados contra el coronavirus podrÁ salir a las calles sin usar mascarillas. podrÁn acudir a restaurantes y salir a caminar sin el cubrebocas, esta nueva guÍa del gobierno federal significa que ya podemos desechar esta

a brown man in alameda looked suspicious, mario is dead. >> the alameda police department needs to understand why a perfectly healthy man who has never been charged with a crime was killed in their custody. >> reporter: officers with the alameda county sheriff's office says the body cam video will be released as they're interviewing individuals. they say no force was used. >> we don't need arrests. we're ready to fight. we're locked and loaded. we're coming at them. >> body cam expected to be released early next week. >>> new developments, a danville police officer is facing felony charges after shooting and killing a man while on duty. the contra costa district attorney made the announcement today. saying andrew hall used unnecessary and unreasonable force responding to a pursuit. happened in november of 2019 after neighbors reported arboleda acting suspiciously. his lawyers claim self-defense. >>> he felt not only was his life in imminent danger of by virtue of this car approaching him but he felt his sergeant's life was in danger as >> attorney john boroughs respects the family. boroughs i

it shows 26 year-old mario gonzalez, his deadly encounter with alameda police last monday when gonzalez died in custody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus. i'm tahernia in for vicki liviakis tonight, the police department says mario gonzalez suffered a medical emergency. his family says he was murdered. >> kron four's. phillipe djegal joins us live from outside the police department over now me to wear the gonzalez family held an emotional news conference today condemning the officers involved feliepe. >> sonars and grant the gonzalez family says that the video clearly shows that mario was not violent or confrontational and that the officers simply took it too far. the city of alameda releasing body camera footage showing what led up to an in-custody death last week. >> it shows officers struggling to detain mario gonzalez. at one point he was t>ken to the ground where at least one officer laid on top gonzalez was distressed and cried out for help several times and eventually stopped responding to officers when it appears he lost consciousness. poli

el 19 de abril, la policÍa de alameda de un llamado sobre un hombre llamado ovalle gonzÁlez.uniformados intentaron detenerlo y gonzÁlez falleciÓ por una aparente emergencia mÉdica, segÚn la policÍa. tres dÍas despuÉs estuvimos en la vigilia de gonzÁlez como padre de cuatro niÑos, y el principal encargado de cuidar a un hermano menor, quien sube de —— sufre autismo. la familia pidiÓ la publicaciÓn de las imÁgenes de la cÁmara corporal para saber la verdad del fallecimiento del joven de 26 aÑos. este vÍdeo se dio a conocer esta tarde, presonos hemos tomado la tarea de ver cada minuto la grabaciÓn para tener un anÁlisis de los hechos y tener bajo quÉ circunstancias muriÓ mario gonzÁlez. la informaciÓn con marÍa antonieta mejÍa, desde red bull city. marÍa: paola, quiero decirte que es un vÍdeo muy difÍcil de ver, ya que muestra los Últimos momentos con vida de mario gonzÁlez. luego de ser sometido a la fuerza por policÍa de alameda.hablÉ con un abogado este hecho con la muerte george floyd. [inglÉs] >> estÁ todo bien, te vamos a cuidar. marÍa: se escucha en una parte del video de

ktvu is amber lee is in alameda tonight. and amber, you watch the video tonight with a former prosecutor and defense attorney to help break down exactly. what he saw happening. that's right, frank out. the attorney tells me the video is. painful to watch and that he empathizes with the family, he says. the question is, did police follow procedure tomorrow, to alameda police officers made physical contact with mario gonzalez about 15 minutes after the officer's body cameras were activated, they hold on to his arms and moved them to his back. don't resist it, but gonzales appears to resist and during the struggle, one officer places his knee on his lower back. we're gonna take care of you. okay, as the struggle continues, one officer's knee is on gonzales his shoulder. oh it's pretty clear that putting someone belly down. handcuffed with weight on their back is dangerous. we can absolutely perceive the fear. tony brass is a criminal defense attorney who was a former prosecutor with the san francisco district attorney's office

tamara: una buena parte del condado de alameda es hispana..le preocupa a este concejal, quien presenta el cÓdigo postal 94601, el de mayor nÚmero de contagios, donde residen miles de latinos como trabajadores esenciales. >> tenemos lugares para dar la vacuna, pero ahora la vacunaestÁ y el problema en las comunidades es que el vecino y la gente de esta Área no estÁ llegando como debe de llegar. tamara: recientes de los cÓdigos postales, exactamente ubicados en san leandro, o plan, hayward y san lorenzo pueden acercarse a cualquier clÍnica de vacunaciÓn o el coliseo de oakland para ser inoculados. >> no nomÁs venga usted padre y madre, traiga a su familia con usted. cuando va a recibir la vacuna para que aprenda, para que entienday para que los pueda registrar directamente. >> tenemos vacunas, si tiene cita, tenemos vacuna para usted. nuestros pacientes viven aquÍ porque son nuestros pacientes. pero tambiÉn estamos vacunada los que no son pacientes. tambiÉn invitamos al gente que no vive en estos cÓdigos postales que estamos priorizando. tamara:

one by the alameda county sheriff's department one by. >> the alameda county district attorney's office and an outside agency going through piece by piece. the officers actions and then separately. there is the autopsy that is underway and the toxicology reports, all of those findings coming out of the next couple of weeks here in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> alameda as interim chief has confirmed to kron 4 that the 3 officers involved. our eric mckinley. he's been on the force for 3 years. cameron lehigh also 3 years on the police force and james fisher 10 years on the force and they're all on administrative paid leave. >> we'll take a break here at 7. '09. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a role model for the trans community stabbed to death we'll tell you who's facing charges now in that crime. plus, some elections officials are warning that a new sub recall election could be one of the most expensive elections in state history. we'll explain coming up after the break. >> and skies nice and clear across the bay area. we're going to enjoy a sunny day ahead of us in a warmer

a vigil in the city of alameda. you can see behind me there were a couple of 100 people that showed up. they are all here family, friends as well as activists and supporters. they all are looking to find out exactly what happened this past monday. mario in fall and the the my family. >> you know. >> as we're still disbelief. >> that is jerry gonzalez and this is gerry's brother. mario gonzalez pictured with their younger autistic brother who mario cared for >> no, it was a father. you know, is the owner's brother >> you can mario a 26 year-old oakland resident died monday while in police custody and now his family and others wanting answers there is an ongoing investigation. but this is what we know right now. alameda police say that they received a call monday morning. april 19th of a male who appeared to be under the influence and suspected in a possible theft. police say that when they arrived, they attempted to detain mario, but state that a physical altercation happened to mario had a medical emergency he was n

alameda police say that they received a call monday morning.il 19th of a male who appeared to be under the influence and suspected in a possible theft. police say that when they arrived, they attempted to detain mario, but state that a physical altercation happened to mario had a medical emergency not charged with a >> it was a healthy man. jerry says the family wants to talk with the alameda police department and they want mario's body. but neither has happened. the initial report about calls again, we were not sure they were in regards to him. >> we're not sure of madaya was under the influence of anything. we don't think so. but again, because we haven't be his body has not been released as the family. one of our demands is that the body be released so that we can have our own each independent autopsy done, so that we can get a little bit more answers. but still today the mom has not seen jerry has not seen his brother outside agencies now involved include the alameda county district attorney's office. the alameda county sheriff's department

so this death is still under investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office, the alameda county d, a and an attorney hired by the city of alameda reporting live henry lee ktvu, fox two news, henry. thank you joining us now to talk more about this case is our legal expert michael cardoza. he's been both a prosecutor. had a defense attorney, michael, we're going to get to you in a moment. first, though, we want to play more of the final moments here, mario gonzalez life because we believe the more information everyone out there has the better as you heard, henry say the police were trying to handcuff him, and they took him to the ground. now i've watched this video five times and i could never see a knee on his neck. but you could clearly see one of the officers had a knee on his back. you also hear the police saying to him? hey, man, you've just had too much to drink, calm. down, stop kicking. it appeared the police were trying to handcuff him. but they were having a very hard time because he was struggling at 1.1 of the officers said. should we roll him on his side? but they did

alameda county contra, costa county and cal. oh yes. will form a joint command to operate this site equipment, the tense and people working here will remain for at least 4 more weeks until may 9th the state will provide half of the weekly vaccine supply for the site. the counties will provide the other half with the goal of doing about 6,000 vaccinations per day contra. costa county health officials are confident they can keep that pace up for at least the next month. i think that number will be we still don't know exactly what will happen after. i think and when the initial four-week extension. >> his transition to the next phase. so we're still working on that. expect the to be stable or maybe even good on a little bit. if demand goes down. >> it really depends on how many people are yet to be vaccinated in the community are interested in vaccination as of april 12th anyone 16 years or older who lives in contra, costa county or alameda county can now make an appointment. this location has 17 drive-thru lanes. but there are also walk-u

a brown man in alameda looked suspicious, mario is dead. >> the alameda police department needs to understand why a perfectly healthy man who has never been charged with a crime was killed in their custody. >> reporter: officers with the alameda county sheriff's office says the body cam video will be released as interviewing individuals. they say no force was used. >> we don't need arrests. we're ready to fight. we're locked and loaded. we're coming at them. >> body cam expected to be released early next week. >>> new developments, a danville police officer is facing felony charges after shooting and killing a man while on duty. the contra costa district attorney made the announcement today. saying andrew hall used unnecessary and unreasonable force responding to a pursuit. happened in november of after neighbors reported arboleda acting suspiciously. his lawyers claim self-defense. >>> he felt not only was his life in imminent danger of by virtue of this car approaching him but he felt his sergeant's life was in danger >> attorney john boroughs respects the family. boroughs is referring to w

the alameda district attorney's office, the alameda county sheriff's department as well as a private agency have come in and they are launching investigations into all that happened. also, we do know that the autopsy is underway. toxicology reports will not be back until the next couple weeks. and so then we will have a better idea about the cause of death. >> but still maros family in mourning tonight about what happened. >> in alameda. theresa back to you guys to reset. thank you for that. we have a full unedited version of the body camera video posted on our website. you can watch it in its entirety at kron 4 dot com. in the south bay, the man who admitted his guilt in the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of 8 year-old maddy middleton. >> was sentenced today in santa cruz. 21 year-old adrian gonzales got the maximum sentence but could go free when he turns 25 gonzales apologize to maddie's family before his sentencing. >> the shah area. it just, you >> gonzales was 15 when he learned middleton to his home at the tannery arts complex in 2015 her body was found in a dumpster after se

the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating this case at the request of alameda police. a spokesman for the sheriff's office is the bodycam videos could be released as early as next week after witness interviews are completed in alameda, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. there was a heavy police presence at the bay fair center shopping center in san leandro tonight after police received what they called credible threats of looting. authorities asked people in that area to stay home and stay safe as a precaution. earlier police said they were considering issuing a curfew. but things have been quiet at the ball now for several hours. some of the entrances were boarded up, though, as a precaution following the conviction of derrick show in the u. s department of justice is now opening and investing. gatien into the minneapolis police department. u. s attorney general merritt garland made that announcement today, he says the department will take an in depth look at policies and practices in the minneapolis police department and examine if there is a pattern of discriminatory co

reporting live here in alameda, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. so developing in north carolina, a judge just ruled that body camera body of a controversial deputy shooting should be released to the family within the next step days, but not to the public for the next 30 to 45 days at the request of the district attorney's office which is investigating there. 42-year-old andrew brown jr. died last week in elizabeth city. deputies say he was trying to drive away and now the fbi has opened an investigation. last night protesters once again gathered there, and at one point one person appeared to be taken into custody, but it is not clear why. >>> the efforts to remove the mayor of a north bay community accused of sexual assault has hit a glitch. multiple women have accused windsor mayor dominic fapoli of sexual assault leading to the town's council and others to urge him to step down and also begin the recall effort. nbc bay area's cierra johnson is live with a closer look at where the recall efforts stand and a recent announcement by the mayor himsel

alameda es el sexto condado que mÁs vacunas ha suministrado en todo el estado.elegibilidad en el condado de alameda, nuestra reportera, conversÓ con una autoridad de salud local que reconociÓ que todavÍa no tiene suficientes vacunas para todos sus residentes. marÍa: ramÓn, muy buenas noches. hablÉ con una residente de oakland que logrÓ exitosamente hacerse una cita para vacunarse, sin embargo, me explicÓ que no fue a la primera que logrÓ sacar la cita para vacunarse en el coliseo. el condado de alameda dio luz verde para que personas de 16 aÑos en adelante ya puedan hacer su cita para vacunarse contra el covid—19. el coliseo de oakland es uno de los sitios disponibles para recibir la inyecciÓn. >>desde hoy ya vamos de 16 para adelante en cuanto a la elegibilidad para la vacuna. todos los adultos de esta edad que vivan o trabajen en el condado de alameda ya se pueden vacunar. >> eva vargas vive oakland, ella ya logrÓ ponerse las dosis completas de la vacuna, haciendo su cita en el portal. la cita no la logrÓ al primer intento. >> lo que yo hacÍa era que cada maÑa

y >> Álamos con el representante de salud del condado de alameda, para saber quÉ estÁn haciendo parasperaciÓn. >> las personas que tenga 16 aÑos que quieran vacunarse deben estar con su representante cuando se van a vacunar. >> las personas de 16 aÑos o mayores ya pueden solicitar una una cita para la vacuna. las pruebas de coronavirus han disminuido a travÉs del Área de la bahÍa, expertos nos dirÁn si esta realidad esta causando una seguridad que no existe. noticias univisiÓn 14, comienza ya. ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: gracias por acompaÑarnos. el estado de california inicia una semana crucial en cuanto a la administraciÓn de vacunas se refiere. el Área de la bahÍa no es la excepciÓn, ya que ampliara legibilidad de los mayores de 16 aÑos estÁ provocando que sea difÍcil conseguir una cita para la inmunizaciÓn. el condado de alameda estÁ en este proceso, nos comunicamos con la directora de la agencia del servicio de salud del condado alameda le preguntamos quiÉn puede recibir la vacuna en el coliseo de oakland. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] en el odiseo de oakland se lo pueden hacer una cit

a vigil in the city of alameda. can see behind me there were a couple of 100 people that showed up. they are all here family, friends as well as activists and supporters. they all are

a vigil in the city of alameda. you can see behind me there were a couple of 100 people that showed up. they are all here family, friends as well as activists and supporters. they all are looking to find out exactly what happened this past monday. mario in fall and the the my family. >> you know, as we're still disbelief. >> that is jerry gonzalez and this is gerry's brother. mario gonzalez pictured with their younger autistic brother who mario cared for >> no, it was a father. you know, is the owner's brother >> you can take to mario a 26 year-old oakland resident died monday while in police custody and now his family and others wanting answers there is an ongoing investigation. but this is what we know right now. alameda police say that they received a call monday morning. april 19th of a male who appeared to be under the influence and suspected in a possible theft. police say that when they arrived, they attempted to detain mario, but. state that a physical altercation happened to mario had a medical emergency. h

>>> now at 11:00, the family demanding answers after a man dies while being arrested in alameda county. >> no medical problems, 26-year- old healthy man. >>> looking live at a very dry bay area. the state is now taking action to save water. >>> bay area police say two people took the law into their own hands and an innocent man lost his life. >>> plus, imagine you were eating dinner when this happens. tonight, how safe are those popular park let's. >>> and santa clara county about to hit a huge vaccine milestone. >> tonight, the family of an oakland man while being arrested has died, and they are demanding answers. andrea nakano is live in alameda with more about why his family fears this may be similar to the george floyd case. >> reporter: this is the memorial that the family and many members set up tonight. the family says that the explanation from the alameda police department does not add up. lycc medical emergency while in custody. but his family says he was a healthy 26-year-old man. a crowd of more than 100 people gathered for a vigil tonight including his mother, four-year- ol

also now investigating the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate and the alameda county district attorney's office as well as the alameda sheriff's office have each launched separate investigations. we also now know the names of the 3 officers involved. >> eric mckinley, who's been on the force there for 3 years. cameron leahy who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been an officer there for 10 years all these officers involved are currently on paid leave. and we also now know the toxicology report will take at least 2 more months. so it may be some time before we know the exact cause of death the attorney representing the officer says they use proper de escalation tactics will hear more from them tonight during conference in prime time. >> starting at 8. but right now kron 4 subject all talk to a criminal defense attorney today who says that the video shows the officers used excessive force. >> south, a criminal defense attorney cody soften of the south in law firm says the alameda police departments description of 26 year-old mario gonz

the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating this case at the request of alameda police. a spokesman for the sheriff's department says the bodycam videos could be released as early as next week after witness interviews are completed. julie amberleigh reporting live tonight in alameda. amber. thank you. back on campus, but still learning virtually coming up. why some students in san francisco are in the classroom without their teacher there with them. kind of breezy out there tonight, a big, deep cloud bank moving inland temperatures tomorrow like they were today, but we've got rain to talk about. i'll see you back here after the break first. it's no secret. we've had a dry year. in fact, it's been over a month since we've had any rain here in the we've had any rain here in the bay area. how governor did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was “in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i thought, w

the family says that the explanation from the alameda police department does not add up. lycc medical emergency while in custody. but his family says he was a healthy 26-year-old man. a crowd of more than 100 people gathered for a vigil tonight including his mother, four-year- old son and younger brother. >> no medical problems, 26-year- old healthy man. how the do you die? >> reporter: candles and flowers have been placed as a memorial to mario and this is where officers tried to detain him late monday morning. the family is telling us that officers were called to the area to investigate a possible theft. according to alameda police, as they tried to handcuff gonzales, a scuffle ensued and gonzales died while in police custody. >> we know there was no scuffle, mario is not a violent person. >> reporter: they are demanding transparency beginning with the release of body camera footage. those here tonight say they just can't trust the police's version of the story. >> if you take a look at the police report it looks almost identical to the police report in the case of geor

one being conducted by the alameda county sheriff's office and the other being conducted by the alameda county district attorney's office. now his family says that, you know. >> it seems to be an overreaction and that they caused his death and they're even liking it to the george floyd murder saying when there's money involved, right. everything's going to look at. let's talk to retired judge of the california supreme court judge lead doris cordell. and that is because you're a former independent police auditor for the city of san jose. so you know how these investors, investigations go on what they look at. what are they looking at right now. well, me just first of all, thank you for having me this morning. and let me just start by saying mario gonzalez should be alive today. >> what happened to him as portrayed in the body camera footage and i encourage people, though it's painful to look at it actually watch it. this is a textbook example of why law enforcement should not respond to individuals in the midst of mental health crisis within seconds of the officers arriving at the scene.

a vigil in the city of alameda. you can see behind me there were a couple of 100 people that showed up. they are all here family, friends as well as activists and supporters. they all are looking to find out exactly what happened this past monday. mario in fall and the the my family. >> you know. >> as we're still in disbelief. >> that is jerry gonzalez and this is gerry's brother. mario gonzalez pictured with their younger autistic brother who mario cared for >> no, it was a father. you know, is the owner's brother >> you can mario a 26 year-old oakland resident died monday while in police custody and now his family and others wanting answers there is an ongoing investigation. but this is what we know right now. alameda police say that they received a call monday morning. april 19th of a male who appeared to be under the influence and suspected in a possible theft. police say that when they arrived, they attempted to detain mario, but state that a physical altercation happened to mario had a medical emergency not c

"today in the bay's" bob redell live outside of alameda police headquarters. the family believes the officers killed their loved one so what are police saying about this, this morning? >> reporter: well, we asked, speaking to the police chief here do you think your officers used excessive force when your officers tried to arrest mario gonzalez last week? chief says that while yes the video you're about to see is hard to watch it's too early to say whether excessive force was used. we want to warn you, this body cam video you're about to see is disturbing. early last week alameda police responded to a local park for calls about a man under the influence and possibly involved in a theft. family say gonzalez was having a beer in the park when police tried to restrain him but in the video gonzalez appears to resist in the officers trying to handcuff him. in the nearly hour-long body cam video you can hear an officer asking gonzalez to stop resisting. "mario, please stop fighting us." one officer ends up on top of gonzalez with his knee on gonzalez's back where it

es una de las varias preguntas que siguen sin respuesta la policía de alameda solo expresó que sufreio es un joven de 26 años es algo que no creemos esta vecina nada que vio los oficiales dándole primeros auxilios a mario lamenta mucho que haya perdido la vida era una persona noble además deja un niño de cuatro años era de oakland pero tenía amigos en la zona por lo que su familia cree que esa era la razón por la que estaba en el lugar del incidente ellos no han tenido acceso al cuerpo no sabemos cuáles son los nombres de las policías de esta mañana tres oficiales fueron puesto bajo licencia administrativa el vida de las cámaras corporales se entregaron al alguacil el condado alameda y la fiscalíía que están a cargo de las investigaciones y eran públicas las más semanas según la policía la ciudad contratará a un detective para realizar otra investigación independiente del hecho fátima para noticiero telemundo 48 tras una larga espera regresan a los salones de clase tenemos los detalles de tan anhelado retorno tuvimos que usar los ahorros >>> (comerciales) >>> es importante una botell

one by the alameda county sheriff's department one by. >> the alameda county district attorney's office and an outside agency going through piece by piece. the officers actions and then separately. there is the autopsy that is underway and the toxicology reports, all of those findings coming out of the next couple of weeks here in alameda. theresa kron 4 news. >> and we first alerted you to the updates on this story through our kron 4 news app. you can download it so you can stay up to date with the latest news. >> the santa clara dia as the santa clara county has charged a man with the killing of his transgender girlfriend. >> investigators say the 24 year-old natalia lopez was stabbed to death last week at a home in milpitas today. prosecutors charged her boyfriend. 22 year-old alijah with murder kron four's. dan thorn has the story from milpitas. >> with this loss has been heartbreaking and stunning for the family. they considered natalia a role model for those in the trans community and they're hoping that her death brings awareness to domestic violence. >> full holding back tears c

. >> reporter: that was the first 911 call made to alameda police last monday. a neighbor reporting mario gonzalez was talking to himself and standing too close to his home. another man dialed 911 to say gonzalez was loitering and accused him of stealing alcohol from a nearby walgreens. >> i am really disappointed and ashamed that my neighbors put him in this position. >> reporter: she is with transform alameda. after the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor, transform alameda was created to reimagine public safety on the island. >> he needed an ambulance, some water, some food and maybe someone to help him call his family. >> a man hanging out in the park regardless of the circumstances turned into a death. and that's just -- there is no reason for it and there is no excuse for it. >> reporter: the city of alameda requested an outside, independent investigation by the former san francisco city attorney. alameda mayor says until the findings of the investigation come out, it's too soon to fire the three officers involved, leave. >> i'm looking for ways that

office, the alameda county d, a. and a private attorney hired by the city of alameda, are still investigating this in custody. death reporting live. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. s o. henry nothing from the police department beyond releasing the body camera footage, obviously, while these independent investigations go on. that's right. they actually deferred to the city of alameda today, and officials there were the ones who released this video, all right, our henry lee reporting live force this afternoon, henry. thank you. well, today, the fbi announced a civil rights investigation into the shooting death of andrew brown jr by deputies in north carolina. brown was shot and killed. his deputies were serving search and arrest warrants in elizabeth city last wednesday. today lawyers for brown's family released an independent autopsy. showing that brown was shot five times, including in the back of his head. this in fact, was the fatal wound to the back of mr brown's head as he was leaving the site trying to evade being

let's talk about right here in alameda county. this week they're expecting only 3,800 doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine, the one-shot dose vaccine, down from 15,000 the previous week. bay area counties are allowing appointments for 16 and older ahead of april 15th here in alameda county for folks working in sectors they say have increased risk of covid ex-personeur. contra costa county that eligibility opened up a couple of weeks back. san francisco is opening the eligibility to specific priority zip codes and already leading to long lines in san francisco, when it comes to getting that vaccine. >> do about 2,000 vaccinations at zsfg per day we anticipate to do this for the next several weeks. >> reporter: how about this? the vaccine at zuckerberg general actually ran out by 1:00 p.m. yesterday. alameda county says they don't have enough supply to meet this upcoming demand but they said they expect to get more of that supply in the coming months. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> all right, pete, thank y

frank alameda. police have said little about this case, but they did release body cam video today to show transparency. way spoke with an attorney who empathizes with the family, he says the question is whether police followed procedure tomorrow, to alameda police officers made physical contact with mario gonzales about 15 minutes after the officer's body cameras were activated. hold on to his arms and move them to his back. we don't resist it. but gonzales appears to resist and during the struggle, one officer places his knee on his lower back. at one point, they pull out a pair of handcuffs. we're gonna take care of you. okay, as the struggle continues, one officer's knee is on gonzalez's shoulder. oh, it's pretty clear that putting someone belly down, handcuffed with weight on their back is dangerous. we can absolutely perceive the fear, tony bass is a criminal defense attorney who is a former prosecutor with the san francisco district attorney's office and the u. s attorney's office. he says, un

reportero: esta maÑana pudimos cuestionar al jefe de la policÍa de alameda randy fan.a de mario gonsales. el jefe de la policÍa respondiÓ: fue el hospital que llamÓ a la madre, no el departamento de policÍa. sabemos que dejÓ de respirar y necesitÓ intervenciÓn, necesito primeros auxilios y fue eso lo que proveyeron los oficiales y paramÉdicos antes de ser transportado al hospital. reportero: la naturaleza de esta emergencia por supuesto es lo que se trata esta investigaciÓn y es lo que deberÍa revelar la autopsia, o eso espero. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: le preguntÉ si basado en el vÍdeo creÍa que su muerte pudo haber sido causada por los oficiales. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el jefe de la policÍa dijo que si eso contribuyÓ o no la emergencia mÉdica o muerte, nuevamente tendrÍa que dejar que la investigaciÓn no determinarÁ dijo que no sabÍa Últimamente cuÁl fue la causa de su muerte y que esta esperando para saberlo basado en la investigaciÓn y la autopsia. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: le preguntÉ si basado en el vÍdeo los oficiales estarÍan actuando de manera corr

if you live in one of those 12 counties and alameda county or 12 zip codes in alameda county, and you're having trouble booking an appointment. try a new area that's not necessarily close to your house. you may also want to try and bypass your private provider and go through ah public provider or maybe through a drugstore. if you're still having trouble, of course, we've reached out to the alameda county health department to get more suggestions. what people can do. and as soon as they get back to me, i will pass it on to you. we're live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox. two news web back to you, julie. yeah, i know when you're trying to get one of those appointments, you have to be persistent, jesse. thank you. athletes in the special olympics along with their families and coaches, all lined up today to get their coronavirus vaccine at levi stadium. the vaccination site was a joint effort between santa clara county, the special olympics and the 49ers. health officials say this vaccination event is important because people with intellectual or developmental disabilities are three times a

more than 41,000 johnson and johnson vaccines have made their way to alameda county. the next shipments will include a warning label on the viles hoping people distrust of vaccines. but instead trust the vaccines that everyone's been really careful jerry balance as any vaccine will help in the fight against the deadly virus hill. you'll still be able to do your part >> helping the and keeping it safe. san francisco and marin county also have plans to resume the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine once it is allowed by the western states crew in alameda county, camila barco kron 4 news. >> amazing. beautiful day has been really kind of share a murder case for winning go earthquakes. >> coming up next in sports. we'll go to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players as the earthquakes. welcome fans back >> and now kron 4 sports. >> right now kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills has a look at how the san jose earthquakes returned to the field for the first time with fans in the stands. >> did not not only the team get a win but back the first time in mor

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. >> 26 year-old mario gonzalez died while in the custody of alameda police last week. his family says he was murdered in tonight. we're getting a closer look at that body cam video for a breakdown of what is actually happening in the video we turn now to kron four's jonathan mccall. jonathan, this is an extended clip from body camera footage there's a lot you'll you'll take us through. yeah. about our long 3 different angles from the officers there on the scene. we do want to let folks know. >> some of the images, the sounds really really more are difficult for a lot of folks to watch. as we mentioned, that video. >> that we got from alameda police nearly an hour long showing those angles from 3 different body cameras tonight. we are listening to the final sounds of mario gonzalez and those sounds and images of the details could be disturbing to some of the folks. this video all starting with a call to 911, from a homeowner and the homeowner telling dispatchers the man was in his yard simply talking to himself nearly 6 minutes into the video, the first officer arrives

. >> both sides will remain operational, oakland, rather the alameda site and l.a. at cal state l.a. both are operational, seamless operation. the only changes we won't get the direct allocations of vaccines from the federal government. that's the direct change otherwise no perceptible change in a meaningful way to the public. the issue is constraint. the issue is supply, manufactured supply. we are working with ut county, northern county. working with alameda county and contra costa county, forming a regional partnership with fema, cal, and matching the allocation with the state allocation of vaccines. we aren't successful of extending beyond the commitment the federal government made. that commitment was the first commitment in the united states, we are very grateful to president biden and vice president harris to their commitment to the state of california. but they made that commitment. they said when that commitment ended, they held to their word and now we will be taking over at least the vaccine supply component and matching it with the counties'. >> thank yo

. >> both sides will remain operational, oakland, rather the alameda site and l.a. at cal state l.a. both are operational, seamless operation. the only changes we won't get the direct allocations of vaccines from the federal government. that's the direct change otherwise no perceptible change in a meaningful way to the public. the issue is constraint. the issue is supply, manufactured supply. we are working with ut county, northern county. working with alameda county and contra costa county, forming a regional partnership with fema, cal, and matching the allocation with the state allocation of vaccines. we aren't successful of extending beyond the commitment the federal government made. that commitment was the first commitment in the united states, we are very grateful to president biden and vice president harris to their commitment to the state of california. but they made that commitment. they said when that commitment ended, they held to their word and now we will be taking over at least the vaccine supply component and matching it with the counties'. >> thank yo

mid-70s alameda and for oakland. upper 70's to low to mid-80s's for the north bay. >>> good morning everybody. if the warriors want to avoid playing the nba's new play in tournament they will have to catch dallas. last night a stampede by the mavericks. steve kerr not a happy camper. hard to blame him. warriors turned the ball over half. seth lost the handle. tim hardway jr. part of a 28-0 dallas run. the warriors couldn't throw it in the ocean. shot just 20% of the first half. went scoreless through over nine minutes. kerr looked up and saw a grand total of 29 points in the first half. luca was questioning the play shots. all kinds 39 points for him. dallas led by 43 at one point. they won 133-103. the ball through 31 and 31. >> i did not have them ready to play. clearly, biggest game of the year and we interest it was over before it started. they came out like a -- it was a playoff game and we came out like it was an exh ib ition game. very disappointing. >> nothing close to 4th quarter come back for the warriors.

estamos en vivo en alameda. en esta parte trasera habrÍa ocurrido el incidente.que pequeÑo, en donde se harÁ la vigilia. este hombre perdiÓ la vida a manos de la policÍa. estamos investigando la historia desde ayer y tratando de esclarecer los detalles. a travÉs de un comunicado, la policÍa informÓ q, sus oficiales encontraron al sujeto en la calle oak y cuando los oficiales intentaron detenerlo hubo la confrontaciÓn. el sujeto habrÍa presentado una emergencia mÉdica. segÚn la policÍa, los sombreros trasladaron al hombre a un hospital local, en donde lo declararon muerto. los oficiales fueron puestos en licencia administrativa. se estÁn realizando investigaciones independientes. el vÍdeo corporal de la cÁmara de los oficiales fue provisto a los investigadores. en unos instantes, vamos a participar de la vigilia y conoceremos las reacciones por parte de la familia, quienes estÁn pidiendo el cuerpo de mario para hacer una autopsia independiente y piden los nombres de los oficiales y los vÍdeos. conoceremos las reacciones de estos familiares, que parece que van a to

those we're getting to our bayside spots 60's from berkeley and oakland and alameda. then the upper 70's for napa right now at 86 degrees. still and saint so how long are we going to this warm up will have all those answers coming up a little bit later. jonathan, back to you. >> rebecca, thank you. it is been more than 100 years since the devastating 19. '06, earthquake in san francisco. but it's still impacting life here majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> 115 years ago today, a massive and deadly earthquake leveled to san francisco leading to a massive fire. the strong shocks lasting for just a minute but destroyed more than 20,000 buildings every single year. the city host a ceremony to remember that historic event kron four's, camila barco has a look at today's. >> sunday marks a 115 years since one of the most significant earthquakes of all time. now despite bein

agency to investigate and the alameda county da and the alameda sheriff's office. they've also launched separate investigations. we begin with kron four's terisa stasio live for us in alameda after talking with those >> your this is the first time that we are hearing the officer side in this incident where mario gonzalez died. the family has come out and said that their 26 year old brother. well, he died and he was murdered. however, that is not what the attorney representing the officers say. i spoke with her and this is what she had to say. >> and nor estimate as their attorney. did the officer's murder. mario gonzales. >> absolutely not. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-w

>> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating. a spokesperson tells us they spend spent the day interviewing police officers and witnesses. melissa colorado nbc bay area news. >> we just received the video from police within the last hour. we're still going through it. we invite you to join us for more on what we discover and what the experts are saying on nbc bay area news tonight. we'll take a comprehensive look at it by then. >>> a lot of anger and tears in santa cruz at the sentencing of a man who killed an 8-year-old girl when he was 15 years old. adrian gonzalez was sentenced to a juvenile justice facility. the sentencing comes two weeks after gonzalez pled guilty to following maddie middleton home, binding her, choking her, stabbed her, and trying to rape her before killing her. the crime happened nearly six years ago and many are angry that recent laws forced the case back into the juvenile system. in gonzalez was found guilty of murder as an adult, he could have faced life in prison. he is now 21 years old. >>> up next, d

alameda police say 26-year-old gonzalez had a medical emergency while they were trying to arrest him. he died later but the man's family said gonzalez was a healthy 26-year-old. >> i'm saddened. and, i'm frustrated and i'm angry. people of color should not be the ones dying by the police. police are told to protect and serve yet they are not protecting all people. >> the city of alameda has hired an independent consultant to investigate the death. >>> still ahead on kpix5 news at 11:00, an endangered fin whale washed ashore in san francisco. what experts are blaming for the cause of death. >>> and, california breaking another housing record tonight. why it is leaving some stuck between homes. >>> and, sin city getting ready to fully reopen. the changes you can expect to see the next time you visit las >>> live look at the white house tonight. president biden became the first u.s. president to formally recognize the 1915 massacres of armanians in what was then the ottoman empire as genocide. in his statement, he said all those armanians perished in a genocide that began 106 years ago t