en condado de alameda no va a presentar cargos.l de california, nosotros tratamos de tener una respuesta para ver si ellos iban a proceder con algÚn tipo de proceso, pero no pueden hacerlo porque la ley anterior les limita esta posibilidad. una de los abogados decÍa que ellos esperan que al haber otra persona tal vez se pudieran entablar los cargos criminales, por ahora se limitan a presentar dos demandas civiles y esperan que cambie apple de la policÍa y buscarÁn compensaciÓn. todavÍa no nos dijeron por cuÁnto serÁ esta cantidad. paula: les agradecemos estos minutos a la mamÁ de mario gonzÁlez. el querer distraer a los empleados de una tienda para robar mercancÍa podrÍa llevar a un hombre a pasar varios aÑos en prisiÓn. se identificÓ al sujeto acusado de provocar este incendio que destruyÓ una tienda el pasado 9 de abril. tayhana garcÍa estuvo en la audiencia y dice por quÉ podrÍa enfrentar un mÍnimo de cuatro aÑos en prisiÓn. >> cientos de personas estaban en este home depot. las autoridades distraen a ———— dicen que distraen a l

plus, alameda police releasing new images of a ehicle wanted in connection to a su >> alameda policering pictures of a vehicle that they say may be connected to a suspicious death. the man's body was found in a parking lot last week. now kron four's felipe kyle explains the circumstances leading police to believe someone killed him. >> a man's body was found tucked behind garbage bins in the parking lot. and alameda last week and the police department is ruling his death suspicious because it appears an attempt was made to hide the body by benny garbage cars that always happen. they come and up furniture. cool old everything. maria he's noticed that pio last thursday but was surprised to later learn that pile of trash cover dead man's life. she is a hairdresser and hair studio located in the parking lot. she hopes the man died naturally and was not intentionally killed. that's the last thing she says. this area near the bridge side shopping center needs, which she says has experienced an increase in crime in recent months. you willie. >> got me like really shocked and nervous and har

deciding not to charge the three alameda police officers.his body cam video, detaining gonzalez. in a 40-page report, o'malley claims the evidence does not support criminal charges against any law enforcement officer related to this incident. >> we're trying to grapple with disappointment. disappointment after disappointment. >> reporter: the city of alameda hired a law firm to conduct an independent investigation in this case. in february, gonzalez' mother filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of alameda and the police officers involved, claiming unlawful, unreasonable and unnecessary death of her son. >> i can't even talk. >> what you saw, my brother was a human and he needs to find justice one way or another. >> reporter: in alameda, cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >>> a major shake-up at sfpd. the chief announcing the death of two current police officers and one former officer. the arrests came after two separate internal affairs investigations. in one, retired officer mark williams took a machine gun and silencer home fr

his family is hosting a vigil at scout park in alameda right now. this is a live look at that event gets underway. mario gonzalez, his family members, their lawyer and advocates are all there joining others from the community. police say gonzales appeared to be under the influence when the incident happened a year ago when officers say they thought he might have been involved in a theft. however, that was proven to be untrue. gonzales is heart stopped beating after officers forcibly held him on to the ground, placed him in handcuffs lesson 2 weeks ago. the alameda county district attorney's office determined that the 3 officers involved in gonzales, his death will not face criminal charges. gonzalez, his family has filed another lawsuit against alameda and the officers involved kron four's taylor attack. he is attending that vigil and she'll have more on how the alameda community is honoring the life of mario gonzalez. that's coming up in our primetime coverage tonight. 2 current san francisco police officers and a former officer are now finding the

that happened in san francisco and alameda counties. oakland police say that they were able to connect the 4 suspects to the robbery in san francisco after investigating one of the other incidents, all 4 defendants have been arraigned. now to the south bay, san jose. police continue their search for the truck driver involved in a deadly hit and run last week. police say the driver of this red pickup truck hit and killed 2 women in a crosswalk call avenue and oakton court. the victims were a mother and daughter. the number of homeless people dying has increased in alameda county with more than 800 unhoused people dying between 2018 2020 for the first time. alameda county is tracking analyzing this data in hopes of preventing future deaths. kron on's taylor bisacky has this story. >>according to a new report by the alameda health care services agency, 809 people have died while experiencing homelessness in alameda county between 2018 2020 with the largest increase in deaths in 2020 for the first time. the county is diving deeper into wher

at the oakland roots soccer training facility in alameda.e team is undertaking a major effort to make it easier for kids to get into and benefit from soccer. the goal train and equip 50 to 100 new community soccer coaches and water be coaches for nonprofits, oakland schools in the city parks and recreation. we want to bring championships to oakland. we want to be a successful organization. but we believe the way to do that here is by putting the community first. so that's what i focus on, but also everyone else in the organization named roots in the community, the team and anthem healthcare. are striving to improve players physical and mental health. oakland roots coaches and the nonprofit coaching core and positive coaching alliance. are the trainers events like this where we bring community members together to learn about positive news sports? and give them opportunities to volunteer in the community to increase access for kids, you know, by becoming sports coaches tailored around how to coach kids from a disadvantaged community and do it

him pinned down by 3 alameda police officers. we know that what happened was an right and then. >> which is here 2 key members and lime. >> remember him in dallas, his brother jerry and mother edith is still struggling with the fact that nearly 2 weeks ago the alameda county district attorney determined there would be no charges against the officers involved in gonzales is death. people walking. you know, we do need point and you know how ration, know, the. >> the cool >> body cam footage shows the moments leading up to his death that day as he was being pinned to the ground face down for several minutes. however, authorities said gonzales, his condition of morbid obesity and alcoholism contributed to his death, which was ruled as a homicide. officers say they responded that day after receiving 9-1-1, calls that said gonzalez appeared disoriented groups like communities united for distorted youth justice came to tuesday's vigil to support the gonzalez family and to denounce the da's decision not to charge the officers involved ar

prÁcticamente sin respirar, la fiscalÍa del condado de alameda decidiÓ no acusar de homicidio a los indica que la fiscal indicÓ que la evidencia no justifica presentar cargos criminales contra ninguna agencia del orden y calificÓ el uso de la fuerza que se realizÓ durante el arresto como objetivamente razonable. el asesinato de una niÑa de 14 aÑos ocurrido en su casa de castro bali, esto en 1994; esto no ha sido resuelto en estos Últimos aÑos y ahora han aumentado el fondo por informaciÓn que lleve al arresto del asesino. la menor fue apuÑalada el 27 de mayo de 1994. cualquier informaciÓn vinculada a este homicidio, comunÍquese con la policÍa de castro bali. para tener una idea de como estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo para el fin de semana pasamos con nuestra meteorÓloga. fernanda: muchos a la espera de este fin de semana puesto que regresan esas temperaturas agradables de primavera. nada similar, ni en comparaciÓn a lo que se viviÓ el dÍa de ayer, el mercurio a travÉs de la ciudad principal estuvo mostrando temperaturas. por ejemplo en santa rosa 92 y lo que se habÍa registrado e

. >> the alameda county sheriff department announcing today it has seized more than 92 pounds of illicit fentanyl with the help of the narcotics task force. deputies found pills and powder at locations in oakland and hayward. kpix 5 spoke to one parent who say this is part of a larger problem in the bay area that is getting out of control. >> reporter: the sheriff office familieshat have en touched ent by the crisis are grateful anytime they can see more drugs coming off the street. >> these guys are out there work hard every day to get drugs off the street. >> reporter: video from the sheriff office shows us what 42,000 grams of fentanyl that was headed across the bay area looks like now that the agency has collected it. >> alameda county sheriff saved my life 10 years ago. i was in a meth induced psychosis running around the streets in alameda county. >> reporter: it means a lot to gena mcdonald, someone who has covered from drug use herself and now worries about it for her own children. >> 10 years ago, fentanyl wasn't as prevalent in the drug supply, so i survived. >> reporter: while

that happened in san francisco and alameda counties.land police say they were able to connect the 3 to the robbery in san francisco after investigating one of the other incidents connect 3 of the 4. they say all 4 defendants have been arraigned. >> thousands of backpacks film on its san jose state university. each contains a personal story from a suicide survivor. someone who lost a and mere to them to suicide. well, today the school hosted an exhibit called send silence, packing to bring awareness to student mental health and suicide prevention services. university officials say that they want to reduce the stigma associated with mental health treatments and to make sure that students are aware of the resources available to them. school officials tell us that suicide is the second-leading cause of death by college students across the country and 2 thirds of students with anxiety or depression. do not seek treatment. where your money tonight, the rate of inflation has jumped more in the past year than it has in the past 40 years. the la

it setback. >> in a statement, the alameda county district attorney said in part the evidence does notupport criminal charges being filed against any law enforcement official related to this incident and acting out of policy or using a proper tactics are not crimes. >> an aerial search was conducted today for an 85 year-old man in oakland who has been missing since tuesday. he suffers from cognitive issues crime forcefully to call joined the search crew as they flew over the oakland hills. >> keep a chatter on the radio is pretty quiet unless you see something before taking flight a group of current and former search and rescue experts be briefed at his word executive airport in a couple medics here. the team organized by erik jones who founded the nonprofit sea valor hired by 85 eric cheika's family to fly over the oakland hills where it's believed alfonzo is lost. he spent 2 nights now hopefully safely all son michael joined the group in addition to the oakland police department's ground search the room, making several trips in the air throughout the day focusing funds, those neighbo

the oakland academy paul heggen officers who will join the alameda police department.d's mayor acknowledged the difficulty of the job, especially right now with negative images of police departments across the country. >> who are we? >> reporter: some graduates are originally from outside california, but after living here once, they knew they wanted to come back. >> being a police officer is something i always wanted to do. oakland is very similar to detroit. i felt like it would be a good fit for me. >> reporter: and these graduates have a positive outlook about the future. >> we are going to blue print of what is expected and be that change. >> reporter: city leaders say they are hopeful to turn the page on policing. these new officers are eager to write the next chapter. make you want your toughest and strongest people to take that challenge. >> reporter: but it is an uphill challenge is the oakland police department will still be done more than 100 officers after these join the force. the oakland police department tells us it's 26 graduates will spend the next four

and this year, voters in alameda county will decide on their next sheriff. of the candidates, how the meet and greet in hayward over the weekend is sending a sanchez has a long career in law enforcement and is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff hurt. now she joined the alameda county sheriff's office as a technician in 1997 and he's moved up the ranks. she is currently the division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding the sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. >> number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. >> the primary election is set for june 7th. we'll talk about our local weather forecast right now as we take this live look outside across the bay bridge toll plaza, beautiful blue skies on this monday. and we're tra

oakland-alameda hayward at 47 still in the 30's for petaluma and stay home. you know, the north bay, regardless of where you're at, definitely bundle up and stay cozy on this cool. start reyna. tom, thanks for we have 2 hot spots to tell you about one year in oakland. >> northbound 8.80, north of high street. so you see are seeing that delay stretching past san leandro. take 5.80, but you can see people are already starting to do that. so maybe take international to try to navigate and get around there. san jose in north out 87 occurred or avenue another accident, 2 lanes blocked there. pretty slow along and 81. 0, one in the south bay maze to that 3 months to exit your at 20 minutes for your morning commute. let's check on the san mateo bridge. 22 minutes heading across a 80 to one a one. and we'll leave you with a look at the overall south bay here. 85 traveling into menlo park a little under 42 minutes. tara james, back to you. thanks. a lot of >> 8, 0, one is the time. breaking news this morning. mountain view. police are looking for a 5 month-old baby gi

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proper sacking has the story. >> according to a new report by the alameda health care services agencyle have died while experiencing homelessness in alameda county between 2018 2020 with the largest increase in deaths in 2020 for the first time. the county is diving deeper into where and how these deaths are happening. when we expanded the scope >> portals where all people come into the system and when they pass, that includes highland hospital some of our community clinics and other places, that number was much larger. and so i was really sad. alameda county board of supervisors, president keith carson says >> the county plans to double down on its efforts to prevent these deaths. we began about a year and a half ago. we in this case is the county and all 14 cities, including their mayors. >> and their departments to focus on homelessness, the kind of come together and look at the resources we're providing and leverage those resources because we've had an explosion of homeless report found that roughly half or 403 of the homeless deaths. we're due to medical conditions led by heart d

the alameda county d. a found the use of force by the three officers with quote lawful and objectively reasonable end quote. they were not charged in his death. we're learning more about the uc berkeley student who is accused of threatening to harm people on campus. the alameda county d. a. is now charging lamar bercy with felony criminal threats. bercy is a student at uc berkeley and, according to the chronicle, he had been placed on academic suspension a week before last thursday's incident that resulted in a shelter in place. that's when staff say they received an email saying quote two people on this email will get shot and quote the oakland police department is asking a judge to end the oversight by a federal monitor. the department has been under review now for the past two decades after its officers were accused of assaulting in framing suspects on false drug charges. authorities will now ask the judge to allow the department to begin a one year transition period. earlier this year. the same judge s

he called on alameda county officials to end the system, saying it is affecting the quality of life in oakland. >> the judges in alameda county have not been holding people accountable for committing violent crimes in the city of oakland. far too many people have been let out of custody after being caught with firearms. zero bale has contributed to the increase in violent crime in oakland, and it has to stop. >> this year, opd has already recovered more than 400 guns, a 30% increase over last year. >>> bay area transit agencies are on alert following the shooting on board a new york city subway train. here is the latest. police have identified frank james as a person of interest. they say that he rented a u- haul van, connected with the shooting. the van was found in brooklyn, where streets have been shut down while the bomb squad investigates. the gunman released a smoke canister on board a train, then opened fire, this morning. he fired 33 rounds before police say his gun jammed. 29 people were shot, the b.a.r.t. police chief says 24 officers were put on patrol. the transit agency wi

. >> on friday, 25 year-old should mitchell appeared via video conference in alameda county courtroom facing murder, robbery and assault charges. mitchell was expected to enter a plea, but the hearing was continued until may 13th mitchell. 24 year-old herschel hail and 27 year-old the wrong gilbert. we're all facing similar charges in connection with the death of former police officer kevin nishita. the shooter was shot and killed this past november in oakland while working as a security guard for kron. 4 kevin's wife, gina, was also in the courtroom on friday. she says this is the first time she's seen one of her husband's alleged killers. it's very hard to see him. because i can just imagine. >> the time the place that he was in front of kevin. makes it hard. >> jean also says the past few months have been very difficult for kevin's family. >> every day it's. hi to get through. but i do. and i did it for kevin. because i know that's what he would have wanted. >> mitchell and hail are in custody, but authorities are still searching for on gilbert. anyone with information on his where

he was the young man who died in police custody in the city of alameda nearly a year ago, his family, they're suing the city and the officers that were involved as kron four's terisa stasio reports the officers tried to find out why gonzales had so much alcohol with him when he died. we want to warn you, the video may be alarming to watch. >> initially calm, they are quickly becoming chaotic. that is what new video released by the city of alameda shows in case of mario gonzales. >> over here with a waterfall doubt they're thinking about your back to stop police responded after a neighbor called 9-1-1 about a strange man in his yard it. >> my front yard talking to himself. and no mask and i went out there and the dog to bark at them. talking to not making any friends and don't know what to appearing intoxicated and pulling a cart full of these newly released photos of alcohol. >> the officers called for a physical wrapped, a taken solace into after resistance handcuffs. a part of the newly released documents cite a city ordinance stating it is illegal to be drunk in public. however, wh

the number of homeless people dying has increased year over year in alameda county with more than 800 unhoused people dime between 2018 to 2020 for the first time. the county is tracking. they're analyzing that data in hopes of preventing future deaths. kron 4 aqi tells us what's causing these deaths and how the county plans to address the issue. >> according to a new report by the alameda health care services agency, 809 people have died while experiencing homelessness in alameda county between 2018 2020 with the largest increase in deaths in 2020 for the first time. the county is diving deeper into where and how these deaths are happening. when we expanded the scope >> portals where all those people come into the system and when they pass, that includes highland hospital and some of our community clinics and other places, that number was much larger. and so i was really sad. alameda county board of supervisors, president keith carson says >> the county plans to double down on its efforts to prevent these deaths. we began about a year and a half ago. we in this case is the county and

voters in alameda county will decide on their next share.ne of the candidates held a meet and greet and hayward today. yesenia sanchez is has a long career in law enforcement and she's hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg air kron four's gayle ong was at the event earlier today. >> he said he is sanchez joined alameda county sheriff's office as a technician in 1997 and moved up the ranks of deputy sheriff sergeant lieutenant captain and is currently division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin. her next school county sheriff. i'm 25 year veteran. >> i'm the highest-ranking latina and the sheriff's office and i worked a variety of assignments. i worked almost every division. so i definitely know where to start on the improvements and i can hit the ground running. sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office. he's been my supervisor a

it happened last friday in the cities of oakland and hayward says alameda county sheriff's spokespersongeant ray kelly. in this particular case you're looking at about 42,000 grams of fentanyl. >> that's 42,000. people potentially that would have bought that substance. are 42,000 transactions that would have taken place. you don't need a offend all too to you only need partial, a bit of a gram 10th of a gram or so. it's concerning one of the major impacts of the fentanyl epidemic in the bay area is the domino effect that it has on the community. >> narcotics task force investigators say it is often the motive for smash-and-grab and residential burglaries. trace, back to someone looking to find something of value they can trade for drugs. they're going to break into your car. we're going to break into your home. >> we're going to commit street robberies to fund their addiction. so i did. kelly says this major drug bust only represents taking down would fit tunnel distributor in the east bay. >> but he says it is far from being the only one. this is just a sample. >> of what's out there,

ramÓn: la ciudad de ♪ paola:continuamos, un cliente detuvo a un presunto ladrÓn en alameda.rcancÍa robada. recordaron que tratar de hacer justicia en mano propia podrÍa ser contraproducente y llevarlo incluso a un proceso legal. al ver este vÍdeo se puede concluir que la persona y su llamado arresto ciudadano, quÉ circunstancias se puede realizar de una manera legal? >> cualquier persona que vea un crimen tiene derecho de parar a esa persona. >> esto es en el cÓdigo de california. si ha presenciado delitos graves. hay delitos menores. >> tÚ les tienes que avisar que lo estÁs deteniendo. >> es algo serio, si vas a detener a alguien tienes que tener mucho cuidado, no puedes utilizar cualquier fuerza. sia restas a la persona y no puedes culparla por un delito te pueden demandar o puedes tener otras consecuencias. reportera: escucha cuÁndo le dice que hay arrestos, la situaciÓn llegÓ a un forcejeo. >> que sean buenos testigos, saquen el celular, pongan la camera y tomen un vÍdeo. cuando llegan los oficiales cooperen con ellos. >> si detienen a alguien, pueden recibir una demanda

. >>> the alameda sheriff's office seized more than 100 of fentanyl. spoke to one parent who says it is all of a larger problem in the bay area. >> the sheriff's office says this is just a glimpse into the current fentanyl epidemic. >> these guys are working hard every day to get drugs off the street. >> shows us what 42,000 grams of fentanyl looks like now that the agency has collected it. >> alameda county saved my life ten years ago. i was in a. >> it means a lot to gina, someone who has recovered from drug use and now worries about it for her own children. >> ten years ago fentanyl wasn't as prevalent. >> while she didn't use this drug, she is focused on. >> my daughter is currently in treatment but she was out there buying her drugs on the street. >> says the pills and powders seized on friday broke up an undercover manufacturing lab. one suspect has been arrested. >> we formed this group. we thought enough is enough. we heard from so many other people whose kids are out there. >> mcdonald helped us start mother's against drug deaths in the bay ar

the alameda county d.ively reasonable. they were not charged in his death. our time is 7 31 water agencies all over the state are taking action because the drought crisis is getting worse, and that includes the bay area as big as water district already making changes to encourage water conservation. mike mibach is in our studio. and mike, you have new information. good morning to you, dave. yeah, we're talking about the east bay municipal utility district or east bay maori does provide water to nearly 1.5 million customers in parts of alameda and contra costa counties. so the district has spent years encouraging water conservation, and now it's ramping up even more. the utilities. reservoirs are at 71% of capacity as we do in closer to the summer season, and as we do get closer to summer, district officials say now is the best time to make the changes, the district says. it has elevated. it's drought response to stage two. this means there is now a 10% mandatory reduction in water use. customers can only w

the alameda county. >> district attorney says de leon miller, taurean king ronnell jackson and teddy williams are all facing several charges for that incident as well as several other robberies in san francisco and alameda counties. oakland police say they were able to connect the men to the robbery in san francisco after investigating one of the other incidents, all 4 defendants have been or 8. the number of homeless people die as increase year-over-year in alameda county with more than 800 unhoused people dying between 2018 2020 for the first time. the county is tracking and analyzing the data. >> and it's all in hopes of preventing future deaths. kron four's taylor. the second has more on the cause behind the deaths and how the county plans to address the problem. >> according to a new report by the alameda health care services agency, 809 people have died while experiencing homelessness in alameda county between 2018 2020 with the largest increase in deaths in 2020 for the first time. the county is diving deeper into where and how these deaths are happening. when we expanded this

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the fentanyl epidemic that's impacting cities across the bay area can often be traced back to alameda county. >> a lot of that comes into the east bay and then the tentacles go out to san francisco the peninsula and other parts the north bay and other portions of the bay area. so every day we're seeing overdose deaths, records bureau related to fentanyl. a lot of young people dying. the devastation of this in our homeless population and the effects of mental poverty addiction. and overall, a death in our community. officials at the sheriff's for investigative reasons. the names of the person in custody and the remaining suspect on the run are not being made public. >> want to get them before the flee. the country has kron. 4 news. >> now to another big story we're working on tonight. the richest man in the world has struck a deal to acquire one of the largest and most powerful social media platforms were talking about twitter. the price tag. 44 billion dollars. the outspoken tesla ceo first declared his intention to buy the company back on april 14. but it was not until this weekend t

then the alameda city council stepped in. at a meeting last night, the unanimously voted to pass the urgency ordinance that would include floating homes and live aboard vessels in the city rent stabilization ordinance. obviously a lot of people who live in this community were thrilled to hear that and woke up with a sigh of relief this morning. >> jubilant and grateful. so grateful for my neighbors. everyone here pulled together. >> reporter: we did reach out to the property owner, but have not heard back. at 5:00 you will hear from longtime residents whose concerns have rippled away. max darrow, kpix 5. >>> happening now in oakland, a daylong strike is forcing students to stay at home instead of being in the classroom. teachers at oakland unified save the district went back on its word when they announced more school closures. >> we find ourselves facing a majority school board that has gone back on its written promise to us as educators and that promise was to never again ambushed a school with a last- minute closure. >> ou

. >> happening today in alameda the family a man who died after being pinned to the ground holding a vigil to mark the one year anniversary of his death. we learned last week that the three alameda police officers who confronted mario gonzalez in a park last april will not face criminal charges. an autopsy ruled gonzalez's death a homicide but the medical examiner said the meth in his system was the main cause of death. the family has filed two federal civil rights lawsuits against the city. >>> a live look at the state capitol where today lawmakers taking up a bill to repeal the sanctuary law, siting february's deadly shooting at a sacramento church. the undocumented suspect used a ghost gun to shoot and kill his daughters and their chaperone. he was out on bail of charges of dui and assault. ice wanted to be told of his release but the current law prevented it. >>> california is battling an illegal dumping problem. today they met to discuss the plan to end the issue. >> it hurts everybody. it's a crime against our community. >> it's not just unsightly. it's really putting the healt

. >>> in alameda, the family of anand who died into the ground during arrest held a vigil to mark the one year anniversary of the night that killed him. we learned last week three alameda police officers that confront this man, mario gonzalez, in a park happened in april, will not face criminal charges. autopsy pretty key in the case ruled that the death was a homicide but the medical examiner says the methamphetamine in his system was severe enough it was the primary cause of death. alameda county das office that the evidence in the case does not prove beyond reasonable doubt the officers broke any of the laws they are bound to follow. the family of gonzales file two federal rights civil lawsuit against the city and we are watching that as well. >>> russian reinforcements, turned the focus of destruction to eastern ukraine. the country attacking cities and towns in heavily industrial part of ukraine. the, original assault on kyiv replaced with intensified efforts to secure the donbas region. the pentagon says russia is sending thousands of reinforcements to the war-torn country. ukra

gonzález de veintiséis años murió tras un forcejeo con la policía19 de abril de 2021 en este parque en alamedade que parecía desorientado las cámaras corporales de los oficiales muestran cuando oficiales apoyan su rodilla en la espalda de gonzález por unos cuatro minutos. después dejo de respirar el 7 de abril de este año la oficina de alameda anuncia que los oficiales involucrados no enfrentarán cargos criminales, en una muerte que es considerada como homicidio por la oficina mdica forense. >>> una decisión de la cual el abogado de la familia dice no se enteraron por los medios de comunicación, entabló dos demandas contra la ciudad y la policía de esa ciudad. >>> estamos pidiendo que hagan para recuperarla estamos pidiendo que le recompensan por el perdió de su hijo >>> la ceremonia contó con un tradicional baile azteca y una altar en su memoria, memoria que siempre queda en el corazón de su madre >>> siempre voy extraer para recordarlo, siempre que pueda hacer algo no voy a poder hacer para que salvar a otras personas >>> la madre de mario dice que va a seguir luchando para que los oficiales

anyone with information should contact the alameda county sheriff's department. >> alameda county's eviction -- signed the bill today as acting governor while governor newsom is on vacation out of town. tim grayson and bucky wicks extend protection through june 30 as long as eligible tenant apply for local mental assistant before today. they also made history before becoming the first woman in california to sign legislation into law. >> a new poll shows bay area residents are growing more and more concerned about the homeless crisis. this shows homelessness is the most important problem facing our area at 31%. that is up from 24%. housing costs came in second at 24%. up from 16% last year. making the biggest jump in the poll was crime and safety, 20% say it is the biggest problem. the concern about covid drop significantly to 11th place, standing at 2% now compared to 14% last year when it was ranked third overall. >> we have known about the impact covid has had on the mental health of teenagers but now there is a cdc report. the first of its kind. breaks it all down for us. >> more than one

the 26-year-old died after three alameda county or three alameda lease officers pinned him to the ground during his arrest last year. his arrest was ruled the homicide. criminal charges against the officers after finding they acted within the law. gonzales' family has filed a lawsuit. >>> the mercury news reports the proposed location would be on the corner of west santa clara street and south montgomery street. this is near dearden train station and s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. the project would create a gateway for google's proposed transit downtown. the two towers total more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space. >>> new recordings released of house minority leader kevin mccarthy talking with gop lawmakers following the january 6 siege at the capital. the phone call to place days after the capital right. on that recording, house minority leader kevin mccarthy expressed concerns about rhetoric from members of his own party. >> the pressure is too crazy. i do not want to look back and think we caused something or we missed something and someone got hurt. >> of mcc

according to a new report by the alameda health care

oakland, you're at 52 alameda and san francisco. each 53 right now conquered san mateo at 51 degrees. okay. i'll be taking a look at this hour by hour in your full forecast. give you the breakdown on exactly the hours to hunker down indoors. rain up a couple of wet spots but not to that on the roads this morning. yeah, thankfully it's not too bad now we're not seeing too many issues or delays. high winds, though, as you can see, traveling into the city this morning. >> about 8 minutes for your drive. there. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge, a 80 to one about 13 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula out of richmond, heading from the tolls to want to one about 7 minutes and in the south bay, if you're traveling along one o one, 85 to menlo park a little under 27 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot of 5 o on the breaking news overnight. one of the bay area's biggest tech companies could soon be under new ownership. >> tesla ceo elon musk apparently has made an offer to buy twitter. is it

here in alameda tweeted this out this morning. you take areen. the alameda county sheriff's le car. as you can see in the photo, it looks like a regular handgun. what you can't see is that the gun is comprised of unfinished parts without serial numbers which makes the gun untraceable. each one might have bought online and made at home using a 3d printer. we expect president biden to announce a new ghost gun rule that would change the current definition of a firearm under federal law to include funed parts. those parts to be to be licensed with serial numbers and owners would have to go through a background check. they believe the new rule violates their second amendment rights and they will immediately fight it. incidentally, california already requires serial numbers to be stamped on ghost guns. san jose mayor sam liccardo will be at president biden's event this afternoon. you'll recall, san jose recently enacted an ordinance that requires gun owners to purchase insurance and to pay an annual fee to help offset the cost of gun violence. and you will recall our investigative unit re

and now it's playing out through mostly alameda county.o again, at a few more hours before this, let's offer everybody, half moon bay. let's go look a lot like that. although we might start to see some skies opening up a little bit this afternoon, but much better for everybody. looks like by tomorrow jumping to those winds. now we expect with that onshore wind. still with us today, winds will be in the teens. those will say a stiff breeze, not so much on the windy side. the statements on that for the bay area and not as windy. it looks like as we get into easter sunday. in the wide picture of everything today. it's kind of a rain event for the morning the afternoon. maybe a stray shower leftover but opening up the skies clear for tonight. tomorrow looks great tomorrow falling apart rather monday. it will start to decrease again with the skies starting to cloud back up again in advance of a new system that this guy does not as potent as this other. one is the one we're having right now. so won't deliver as much rain, but they will take it.

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. >> nowadays, a vigil underway for the man who died while being arrested by alameda police one year ago today. plus, a major development in a civil rights lawsuit in the east bay. the family's steven tyler taylor, rather who was shot and killed by san leandro police taking new legal action against the police officers involved and the city. and the couple says they were verbally attack on an amtrak train heading for the bay area. the comments which they say was shouted at their children because of their orientation. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. today marks one year since 26 year-old mario gonzalez died as he was being restrained by alameda police officers while at a park. >> his family is hosting a vigil at scott park in alameda right now. mario gonzalez's family members, their lawyer and advocates all they're joining others from the community. police say gonzales appeared to be under the influence when the incident happened. and officers thought the that he may have been involved in a theft that, however, was proven to be untrue. gonzales, his hear

. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: agentes del alguacil del condado de alameda lograron decomisar casi 100 mg de fentanilociudad estÁ trabajando con el condado y varias agencias sin fines de lucro para brindar oportunidades de vivienda. presentadora: la ciudad de san josÉ intenta desalojar un campamento de personas sin hogar ubicado cerca de las pistas de aterrizaje del aeropuerto de san josÉ. reportera: durante el dÍa de maÑana vamos a estar reportando temperaturas por encima de lo normal, pero el martes estarÁ llegando un sistema de frente frÍo que trae cambios en nuestra Área estaremos hablando de los mismos en instantes. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: unas noches, les saluda marÍa antonieta mejÍa, es un gusto darle la bienvenida. —— con estas imÁgenes del monte allison en vivo saludo a nuestra meteorÓloga que nos va a decir que podemos esperar. >> buenas noches. para los prÓximos dÍas van fatal manteniendo condiciones del tiempo secas y estables. vamos a estar viendo cambios en las temperaturas. maÑana nos levantamos con condiciones bastante frescas. hay que salir un poco abrigado porque vamos a estar con temperaturas

the 26 year-old died a year ago this month after 3 police officers in alameda put their body weight on him for more than 5 minutes while attempting to take him into custody. this second autopsy was ordered by the oakland law firm, dodd and sure when and they are representing gonzales, a son in a federal lawsuit against the city of alameda and the officers involved in his death. now, these results contradict the report from the alameda county coroner's office which ruled that gonzalez died from methamphetamine in his system. combined with the stress of being restraint. district attorney nancy o'malley announced earlier this month. none of the officers involved will face criminal charges saying that the use of force on gonzales that day was, quote, objective lee, reasonable. in contra costa county, the victim of child abuse says that her church failed to prevent her abuse by hiring the man who would become her alleged abuser kron four's. justine waltman explains. >> the complaint by jane doe says she was betrayed by her trusted pastor and spiritual advisor. pastor alvin bernstein from be

andrew: the three areas that i will say that we've seen the largest increase are gonna be alameda county, contra costa county, and solano county. stephen: that's exactly what our map shows. when you zoom in, you can see clusters of cases along 580 in oakland, alameda county, from the intersection of fruitvale avenue southeast to malcolm avenue, the exit to the zoo. there were 31 shootings along those stretches. there's also a second cluster in oakland along 980, i-80, and 580, with 21 shootings in that area. also, i-80 in san pablo. and look at state route 4 from bay point through pittsburg to antioch in contra costa county, 23 shootings there. and a grouping of shootings on i-80 in vallejo in solano county, 15 shootings there. andrew: in the incidents that we have been able to really break down and look at the causes, our number one is targeted gang violence. stephen: sources tell us the reason for that are few witnesses, a vague crime scene, and an easy getaway. in fact, few of the cases are ever solved. of the 178 highway shootings handled by the chp in 2021, only 11%, about one in 10

the alameda county d. a s office points to the twin peaks robbery of a film crew in san francisco by four men. some of the suspects had prior felony convictions were on parole or probation. three of the suspects have been arrested in oakland for an armed robbery committed just three days after the one in san francisco. this part of the worst i ever seen, and i've been here since 86 bruce wong owns businesses in east oakland. he says he's been robbed at gunpoint and his home burglarized he shared with me. surveillance video of catalytic converter thefts in broad daylight near his shop recently , four months ago, back into my building early in the morning. two guys storm into my yard. luckily i asked him to leave nicely. the men backed away because wang had a gun. we've been so focused on trying to provide support and resources for those that have committed crime. that we've lost sight of those that have been victimized. the business owner tells me crime has increased dramatically in the last year and a half

alameda oakland, 50, then up in the north bay, napa petaluma mid to low 40's. we're tracking your seven-day forecast. you can make plans for james. we'll send it over to you. all right. good enough. and a quick check of the bridge is not much going on out there. so it's a pretty easy ride. >> you're looking at live conditions here. westbound 80. this is our bay bridge toll plaza camera. once you get on the span, it's equally as open. so you're making good time into san francisco. let's jump down to the san mateo bridge where there is a wind advisory in issued by the chp earlier this morning. so just make sure you be extra careful. look out for those wind gustsm but otherwise traffic on the bridge moving just fine here. west end and eastbound on the interstate 5.80, our 90 to 5.80. is our next stop here. the richmond, sandra fell bridge where you're westbound ride those headlights moving. well, no problems reported heading from richmond out towards the north bay. if you're in marin county and beginning your commute down towards san francisco on southbound 1 one,

oakland, alameda, san francisco and san mateo each sitting in the 50's colder spots being up in the north bay. we're currently in the 40's. we'll be breaking down if we do have any chances of rain in the forecast. all still to come right now. john, thank you for that. all right. if you're waking up in the rose this morning, we are tracking your morning commute heading into the city right now. >> a little under 8 minutes for your drive to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. let's check on the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. a little under 13 for you traveling no major delays. and we do have a disabled vehicle along the richmond. sandra fell bridge 5 of the westbound right near the tolls. thankfully, that's not causing any major backup because it's so early traffic's able to maneuver around that 7 minutes for you. there. and in the south bay, along want to one 85 traveling towards menlo park, a little under 30 minutes. gloria, james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna. happening now, thousands of stanford and lucile packard children's hospital. nurses are

this is a live look right now along elm street near 880 in the alameda in san jose. 3-month-old baby was kidnapped from his home yesterday afternoon. stop what you're doing. take a look at your screen right now. a short time ago, the chp posted and pulled this image of a vehicle which may be tied to the abduction. it is a 2011 silver nissan quest with california license plate 7hwf353. there is a white circular sticker in the lower left corner of the rear window. >> along with chp, a team of fbi agents now assisting in that search for brandon cuellar. police also looking for the man believed to have kidnapped him from his apartment, near 880 and the alameda. investigators say brandon was taken while his grandmother was unloading grocery. in the home, this is video of the man taking the baby, video just short a after that. you can see him carrying the baby carrier, casually walking down the street. this is elm street and this is near bellerman high school. of course, this is something that has been shocking to the whole community. >> let's take a closer look at the sus

. >>> alameda county, a canine sniffed out a big bust at the oakland airport. deputies recovered an assortment of drugs from ketamine to meth and lsd along with more than $190,000 in cash. >>> a live look at oakland where a one-day teacher strike disrupted schools and also led to a work stoppage at the port. teachers blocked longshoremen from working the night shift by picketing at the port entrance is. a port worker tells kpix they understand where the teachers are coming from. >> reporter: sunup to sundown, hundreds of people protested against the oakland school closures. >> it is not cool that ousd is doing this. students deserve these schools. >> reporter: site from rallying for closure in the oakland unified school district office, some teachers and supporters in front of the port of oakland force port workers to cancel the night shift. >> we will go home and lose a days pay. but, it is worth losing a days pay. >> reporter: they honor the picket lines and supported the teachers saying they have a common goal, stop by the station of public resources. the te