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professor armstrong? you are now recognized for five minutes to present your opening statement. >> chairman ossoff, ranking member johnson, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for holding this hearing, and for the opportunity to testify. thank you also to the staff who worked incredibly hard to pull this together, as well as the courage of the families who are appearing as witnesses today. my name is andrea armstrong, and i'm a law professor at loyola university new orleans. i teach in the areas of criminal and constitutional law, and i research incarceration law and policy. i have visited prisons and jails across the country, and i've participated in audits of these facilities for their operations and adherence to best practices. my students and i created incarceration transparency dot org, it's a project and a website that collects, publishes, and analyzes deaths in custody in louisiana prison, jails, and detention centers. at the time that we started that project, and continuing today, the type

thank you. >> thank you, professor armstrong. and thank you again to all three for your powerful testimony today. i'll begin with questions and i would like to begin with you, professor armstrong. unless senator padilla do you have an imminent -- professor armstrong i would like to begin with you. explain how deaths in custody as data can be a proxy or an indicator for conditions in specific facilities. >> so what we know when you look at the data is we look for patterns in what'sfo happening, right? for example, the slide i shared onen suicides, what that tells s is that there are deep differences between where suicides are occurring which makes they want to look at the policies that are in place. so weree staff doing segregation rounds? discipline, , why were people pt in solitary confinement and for what types of offenses and for how long? we note of the harmful effects of solitary confinement and the ways in which they can both create and aggravate existing serious mental illness, in many cases leading to suicide. we also wan

chief laurent armstrong says the department is making changes. we are going all hands on debt to address gun violence in the city of oakland chief armstrong says, he's adding eight officers to the criminal investigation unit. more officers will be added in the coming months as new recruits. join oakland's rank and file that will increase the number of investigations that we can take on those include shooting investigations burglary investigations. armstrong says more officers will be deployed around the city as a deterrence, especially in east oakland in parts of west oakland two areas chief armstrong says are known for gang activity. he says of the 450 shootings in oakland this year 137 are related to gangs with those enhanced investigators. it's my hope that we can identify more individuals that are responsible for some of these crimes and bringing them to justice take them out of our ultimately what the chief is is is doing here is more of the same james birch is deputy director of the oakland base. anti-police terror project a group that moni

chief laurent armstrong says the department is making changes.l hands on debt to address gun violence in the city of oakland chief armstrong says, he's adding eight officers to the criminal investigation unit. more officers will be added in the coming months as new recruits. join oakland's rank and file that will increase the number of investigations that we can take on those include shooting investigations burglary investigations. armstrong says more officers will be deployed around the city as a deterrence, especially in east oakland in parts of west oakland two areas chief armstrong says are known for gang activity. he says of the 450 shootings in oakland this year 137 are related to gangs with those enhanced investigators. it's my hope that we can identify more individuals that are responsible for some of these crimes and bringing them to justice take them out of our ultimately what the chief is is is doing here is more of the same james birch is deputy director of the oakland base. anti-police terror project a group that monitors police viol

professor armstrong. you are now recognized for five minutes to present your opening statement. >> mr. chair man, ranking member johnson and members of the subcommittee, thank you for holding this hearing and for the opportunity to testify. thank you also to the staff who worked incredibly hard to pull this together as well as the courage of the families that are appearing as witnesses today. .. my students and i created incarceration tr transparency.order. it is a project at a website that collects, publishes, and analyzes deaths in custody in louisiana prisons, jails, and detention centers. at the time that we started that project and continuing today the type of information that we wanted was not available. namely individual level death records as well as facility level death records. we can identify which facilities in louisiana were actually the most troubled. as we have heard today from other witnesses, there are a lot of reasons to be concerned when a death in custody occurs. the addition to impact

professor armstrong? you are now recognized for five minutes to present your opening statement. >> chairman ossoff, ranking member johnson, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for holding this hearing, and for the opportunity to testify. thank you also to the staff who worked incredibly hard to pull this together, as well as the courage of the families who are appearing as witnesses today. my name is andrea armstrong, and i'm a law professor at loyola university new orleans. i teach in the areas of criminal and constitutional law, and i research incarceration law and policy. i have visited prisons and jails across the country, and i've participated in audits of these facilities for their operations and adherence to best practices. my students and i created incarceration transparency dot org, it's a project and a website that collects, publishes, and analyzes deaths in custody in louisiana prison, jails, and detention centers. at the time that we started that project, and continuing today, the type

that was the latest announcement from police chief leronne armstrong today on the heels of another deadly shooting. it marked the city's 96 homicide of the year. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5, everybody. i'm grant lotus and on the king will cause this latest shooting happened this morning in east oakland i-d's avenue. >> near william patterson park. police found 2 men shot and one of them died of his injuries. now the oakland police chief chief armstrong is revamping police deployment in the city hoping to put more of icers on the streets. he hopes that will put more criminals in jail. kron four's dan kerman reports. escalating violence in the city of oakland. the citizen video shows yet another murder in east oakland tuesday morning. >> this one oakland's 96th of the year. we are going all hands on deck to address gun violence in the city of oakland. now oakland police chief leronne armstrong is getting more officers on the streets, especially in the east and west oakland in hopes it will curb the violence. we will have all of our specialized units, including our violent cri

patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth cio.e talked about the turkish lira falling to a record low, we will watch that story. laura: credit suisse is considering plans to resurrect a bad bank to hold risky assets as it seeks turnaround from scandals. the investment bank could be divided into three parts comprising of the advisory business, a bad bank to hold high risk assets to be wound down, and a third part to hold the rest of the business. the bank of japan has stuck with ultra low interest rates, further isolating itself from the global wave of central-bank tightening. the governor cap asset purchases unchanged. the currency briefly touched 145 against the dollar before paring back lost ground. jamie dimon has slammed cryptocurrencies again, calling the assets decentralized ponzi schemes. in congress, he said stablecoins will not be problematic with proper legislation. >> i am a major skeptic on crypto tokens like bitcoin. they are decentralized ponzi schemes. the notion that it is good for anybody is unbelievable. we sit h

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police chief lerone armstrong said more than 30 shots were fired in close proximity to run still high school and the campus. the shooting left six people injured. at the police chief says it is connected with other episodes of violence in oakland. >> we believe this is related to ongoing conflicts in our city that has driven violence throughout our city. we believe this incident is group and gang-related. ryan: oakland has seen a lot of violence recently. this time it involved shooting near a school. the police chief believes at least two shooters and an accomplice were involved. no arrests have been made yet. they are still investigating. he says the six people shot were not the intended targets. >> among the victims is an ousd carpenter that was installing a glass display case when the shooting happened. luis piÑa spoke to the worker who said one of the bullets grazed him in the head. >> from his hospital bed, jason arbuckle is speaking from the first time. he went from working on a trophy case inside this oakland school to hiding from gunfire. >> about 12:45, i know because i calle

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transpired yesterday because this point i was wondering about because it sounds like police chief armstrong was also saying that yesterday the gum and open the door and got into the building didn't have to breach it by damaging it is that sounds like the door was unlocked. is that the typical protocol for the doors to be? unlocked well, i'm not absolutely sure of school district protocol and but i know that when i send my kids to school, i'm expecting the the doors to be locked and they're be some restriction on who can and cannot access that building. so that is something that i'm expecting. i'm not sure what the protocol was, but clearly if they did not have to force their way in but we're able to simply enter. that is something we have to look at and make sure is not happening next time. all right councilman lauren taylor. thank you so much for joining us today to share your thoughts. we will hope to keep this conversation going in the weeks ahead as we seek a solution together. appreciate it. absolutely. thank you. coming up next talking to your kids about gun violence. it's a tough top

oakland police chief leronne armstrong announced. >> he's now putting all hands on deck. in other words, more officers on the streets. we will have officer presence in east oakland >> as well some areas in west oakland. what we know certain groups in games congregate. we know that these are areas that other groups in focus on for retaliatory shootings. we will be in areas. what a high presence as well as a visual vehicles like our command post in our community resource vehicles will be deployed into those areas. a recent graduates from the academy have been added to the criminal investigation division. >> and other officers will work on their days off. >> every resource that we can utilize will be utilized. i am worried about officer it, but i'm also worried about safety in our and so we'll deal with both will do our best to make sure that officers get the rest they need but was critically important right but for us to bring forth, this is a safety in the city of oakland because i know people are fearful and we want to be able to that feat. >> the chief says group in gang

during an online news conference today, oakland police chief leronne armstrong and now see is putting more officers on the streets effective immediately. chief armstrong says his department is already increasing its presence in east oakland as well as some parts of west oakland, where he says certain groups and gangs tend to gather. the chief says group and gang violence is responsible for almost a 3rd of all shootings in oakland and as we have reported, the oakland police department is under staff. so how does the chief plan to increase the amount of cops on the streets with a shortage of officers overall in the department. a recent graduates from the academy have been added to the criminal investigation division and other officers are working on their off days. chief armstrong says he believes this will get more criminals off the streets, but he is worried about burnout. >> every resource that we can utilize will be utilized. i am worried about officer it, but i'm also worried about safety in our and so we'll deal with both will do our best to make sure that officers get the rest th

. >> stephanie chief leronne armstrong says that security cameras captured at least 2 people were able to breach the entrance of the king estate campus where they shot and injured 6 people yesterday police on scene described the 6 victims as all being adults. we did learn today that 2 of them were students and that over 30 rounds were fired on campus. 3 of the victims are still in the hospital. one in serious condition. i'm sorry, 2 in serious condition and one in stable condition. mayor libby schaff spoke today calling on congress to enact stricter gun laws to prevent another mass shooting from taking place. when chief leronne armstrong spoke, he said that he believes that there were at least 3 suspects involved 2 shooters and one driver who was waiting with a getaway car. >> we do believe that this incident is group in gang-related. we believe that our cease-fire teams the working closely all of the groups and gangs of oakland and we believe that this is related to ongoing conflicts in our city that is driven violence throughout our city and will continue to follow up on leads to ide

alan armstrong joins me from the power conference.ou. >> glad to be here. >> the one help we have in terms of building a pipeline, and trying to streamline and make concepts easier. is it can a work? >> i would say we were all hopeful these will be tied together when that was in progress and we are very hopeful for that. everybody in the industry right now is guessing and wondering whether or not the -- this will come through in a way that super effective. it's a complex issue and really getting it done so we can move ahead with very effectively building out the infrastructure and the sake of natural gas pipelines, we have a lot of changes that need to be made and that's a very complex issue. i don't think there will be support for anything that's not comprehensive and detailed enough to make it happen. >> where do need the pipelines the most right now and what's the probability that those -- >> the largest gas resource and probably i think one of the more important gas resources in the entire world is the marsalis and the utica. ther

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. >> chief armstrong will focus og the police presence in the east and west oakland where officers say the most gang retaliation shootings do happen. > >> and in san francisco, a maran session for the board of supervisors wrapped up at 5:00 . this morning. it lasted more than 12 hours. the board heard from sfo food workers and airport management. all hoping to find a resolution to a labor. so far no deal has been announcd and so far, we can tell you that that you can expect to see airport food workers back out pg today. travelers at sfo will have limited foot options untilr notice. > >> and police are hoping someone hoping someone will recognize ar thief caught on camera in san j. he hit remobilizes on west headg early monday morning. security video shows the man smashing his his way into the shop. then taking off on an electric scoot. so let's bring in jessica bircht now. and you know, beautiful morning. at least -- >> how was your run? >> if you like it cold and chil. > >> that marine layer is stayingg for us this morning. definitelys adding the extra cooling factord also take a look

armstrong: elected in 2012, she served in the north dakota state senate for a decade. and she used her career as a teacher to educate members of the senate on how to govern with intelligence, competence, and grace. and i know this bert than most -- better than most. she was my seat mate on the floor of the state senate for six years. because of her friendship i have become a better public servant and more importantly i have become a better person. she is retiring from the senate to continue to focus on her true passion -- teaching. this year marks her 25th year as an educator. in that time she has taught in three high schools and has had such a positive impact on thousands of north dakota students. north dakota state government is going to miss her dearly. but their loss is her students' gain. i am so very proud to call her my friend. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore:

others are having their shifts extended, armstrong says.s will continue until next month when a new class graduates from the police academy is your time . right now we're learning more about the 47 alameda county sheriff's deputies who were stripped of their law enforcement powers because their scores on psychological exams were low. we've learned that one deputy has since been reinstated, but the others are now on desk duty. some states concerning that dozens of inmates died while under the custody of deputies. some question whether mentally ill inmates were abused by deputies who had psychological issues. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. they're not properly hired and not proper fit to do your job. we can't trust them to do those things. we can't rely when anything, they said. both of you sheriff's office and the unions say they hope the deputies will regain full status after going through a second exam. the san fra

i asked oakland police chief laron armstrong about my information.i will say our investigation will be thorough it will be complete and we will exhaust options to figure out what happened on this campus, but at this time i will not speak to any evidence that we've recovered at this time. he would not deny it but oakland unified school district spokesman john sasaki did if you're asking me if our school told students not to talk at least that is not correct former oakland city council president agnostio de la fuente tells me his connections inside the police department. tell him rhodesdale school officials have a history of failing to protect students and the oakland unified has not done enough either if you remember the school district used to have their own police then opd was serving someone to school campuses. they actually threw him out because they didn't want uniform police officers and their campuses this things happen because we allowed them to happen and my law enforcement sources tell me this is part of a disturbing pattern by officials at

robert armstrong of the m.i.t. energy initiative says cost and availability are issues.strong: there are some concerns with the limited number of locations around the world where these materials are found. amna: about 70% of cobalt used in electric vehicle batteries comes from a single country, the democratic republic of the congo. and up to 80% of the battery supply chain is owned by another >> our processing is dominated by one country and that's china. we need to think about diversity of supply that allows us security in how we can resource and provide for the well-being and economic prosperity of the u.s. amna: the federal government is spurring this development, including in president biden's $430 billion climate, healthcare and tax bill, known as the inflation reduction act. pres. biden: it gives consumers a tax credit to buy electric vehicles or fuel cell vehicles, new or used. amna: those rebates contain restrictions designed to encourage more electric vehicle and battery production in the u.s. carmakers are rushing into this space. last week alone, g.m. started

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what police chief armstrong is telling us here at kron 4. he's doing to prevent another tragedy like this. >> from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> we start with the dramatic scene that unfolded today on the peninsula. a car crashed over a cliff in san mateo county. thank you for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock on this friday. i'm justine waltman. the driver of that car is now in the hospital. and authorities say that that car crash more than 200 feet below into the area of gray whale cove state beach kron four's charles clifford has the details. >> well, right now, i'm standing along highway one just to the south of the tom lantos tunnel of the double slide area where around 9 o'clock on friday morning, the california highway patrol received reports of a vehicle sitting out on the beach, maybe 3, 4, 100 yards down the cliff below the roadway. now when emergency responders arrived on scene, they found one driver of the vehicle still inside. they went down. they rescued him using the jaws of life t

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recipe in made in the case, and a motive for the shooting is not yet known, police chief laurent armstrong says due to the recent increase in violent crimes, more officers will be assigned to patrol some areas of the city. in response to that increase in violence. i am reorganizing and redeploying additional officers , particularly on even means where we've seen violence by the most. this is oakland's 96 homicide of the year. included in that deployment of more oakland police officers there will be eight added permanently to the criminal investigation division chief armstrong says the increase in staffing will lead to more criminal investigations and a higher number of cases getting solved. the officers and all available resources will be deployed here in the coming weeks throughout the entire city. the department will also add up to 50 officers following graduations from police academies next month. and in february. there is more outrage tonight from civil rights groups over the revelation that dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputy scored poorly on psychological evaluations and have n

. >> and here now to discuss the latest on the investigation is oakland police chief leronne armstrong, thank you so much, chief for joining us live here today. >> thank dan. >> and i just want to start off by saying we are very sorry to hear about this violence impacting your community. we know that this case is a priority for your department and you have updates on the suspects who are involved in the shooting worse. >> now we don't have any more that we had yesterday. essentially, we do know that there's 2 individuals that we believe are responsible for the shooting. we believe that they fired over 30 rounds inside the school and obviously strike in 6 people. and so we are following up on all leads and tips that we've gotten so far. but nothing at this point is let us to the suspects. >> okay. and chief, the issue of campus shootings does seem to be a recurring theme, lately we have we know 3 school shootings that happened on oakland campus is within the last 60 days. can you help us understand why these incidents keep happening? >> what's been challenging throughout the city of oak

has been a very deadly week here in oakland, and i got a chance to speak with police chief laurent armstrong and asked what his message is for the community. it's been a tough week in the city of oakland. we obviously have seen several homicides this week. we asked the community to continue to bring forth information to help us solve these crimes were also asking the community to continue to help get rid of the guns that continue to plague our community. and police say that at least one person who suffered from gunshot wounds was an employee of the brinks truck. and i did get a chance to see some video that a witness shot and you can see that employee. it looks like may have been a security guard there, wearing a vest was sitting on the ground with some injuries. i did ask police if the person who was killed was a suspect or how they were involved, and they are not releasing that information. at this time. they are asking anyone with information to give them a call reporting live in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news yet another shooting in oakland. listen, thank you. back now

so could you just kind of listening to oakland police chief laurent armstrong give us some new details about a shooting that took place just a short time ago at 44th and international. another deadly shooting happening in the city of oakland, bringing the number of homicides to 92 the new information that the chief detailed to us is that guard wat as well as an innocent bystander was shot. the person killed has not yet been identified. we don't know if that person was also a brink's employee or if that perhaps was the suspect again, opd providing some information, but still a lot of questions that need to be answered here. they do say, though, that this involved someone in a white vehicle. in fact, there were several people in that white vehicle. kel that were behind this attempted robbery that again has left at least one person dead. two others injured will have much more information coming up on ktvu news at five o'clock right here. moving on to other news. now surfers often head to the coast on nice days like today to catch a little sun and the waves well, now a program called a wal

armstrong did say today that back in august three responded to another incident at this campus that did involve a firearm and an arrest. but in this case from yesterday, there were no indications or warnings or threats to the shooting may occur. school officials tell us the campus will remain closed because there's been a lot of damage and repairs have to be made. following that shooting and subsequent search. for now, reporting live in oakland, brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news brooks just to clarify you said they actually got inside the school and they were targeting one person or multiple people. the only thing that police would say is that they identified a target who that is, we're unsure, but they did get inside the school, but not deep inside the school is how the chief referred to it. you know, it's been quiet around here today. we haven't seen any investigators but we did just see moments ago . someone drop off some flowers at the front entrance. just a terrifying situation. when you hear 30 rounds were went off yesterday inside of school. brooks thank you. and tonight we are lea

chief leronne lebron armstrong says though this was a targeted shooting. the 6 people who were shot were not the intended targets. the 2 shooters and a driver waiting for them fled the scene before police arrived. more than 30 rounds were fired on campus. the victims have been identified as 2 students, a school counselor security guard and 2 people who worked at the school. 3 of them are still in the hospital. 2 in critical condition and one in stable condition. mayor libby schaff criticize the federal government today saying more needs to be done to prevent another mass shooting from taking place. chief leronne armstrong says gang violence in oakland is now leading into the school system. >> we do believe that this incident is group in gang-related. we believe that our cease-fire teams the working closely on all of the groups and gangs of oakland and we believe that this is related to ongoing conflicts in our city. that is driven violence throughout our city and will continue to follow up on leads to identify those responsible. i call on the obstructionis

how did you and brian armstrong come together?atie: i hosted an event in san francisco, and i believe it was there, it was legitimate actors in crypto who wanted to usher in this new wave, his new ecosystem. then we brought together the heads of all kinds of agencies to talk about building bridges. the government and the crypto industry would never see eye to eye on a lot of things but we think there were some commonalities. coinbase is a covered -- company that has suffered. emily: why do you think that is and how can it be fixed? katie: a few things it is i do. a large aspect of coinbase's business is trading revenue, and that is done when prices are down. the company has been very transparent about that long before ng public. if you look at its s1 -- its s1 it identifies that. just how volatile the market is. it is judged as a financial stock and a security. i think it is not just a financial services company. i think it is so much more, a portal to this new ecosystem. emily: you were also on another board. there is accusation

. >> chief armstrong says he wills on boosting police presence in east and west oakland where most most gang retaliation shootings. > >> women are rising up around te globe and here in the bay area and protested the death of an in woman in police custody. demonstrators clashed again today with police, riot police n iran. a 22-year-old marsha amin, she was arrested for allegedly g her headscarf too loosely. her y says she was beaten and tortured by the country's morality police. dozens of people have been killed in iran in the antit protests over the past two weeks . the country has arrested moren 1200 people and restricted internet access in the country. some iranians who moved to the bay area have had firsthand expe with the country's morality pol. the country's morality police. kpix 5's merely shows how they are using their voices to demand demand change in her home count. >> reporter: we spoke to two iranian women who moved to the . for freedom, to escape the strict regime of the islamic rec of iran. we met is on a persiany on a persian bakery where they share personal experiences. t

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we're talking about louis armstrong, billie holiday, dave brubeck, tony bennett miles >> up to herbiemarsalis. so many. and what is the attraction that draws those big names to go to moderate aside from the fact that you're in monterey? haha. >> well, that does play a i think it's the history and legacy of the festival. as you mentioned up front, it's the world's of longest continuously running festival. i would say along with the newport jazz festival on the east coast, you know, we're kind of the 2 outdoor jazz in this country. we've stayed very true to our roots in jazz music. and in addition to that as a 501, c 3 nonprofit organization. we also are deeply involved in jazz education. so when people come to the festival, they're also seen what the next generation of jazz artists is going to look like. >> so you've got gregory porter incognito names, some of the other stars that are coming this year. >> we've brad mehldau. we've got joshua redman. we've got christian mcbride, kurt elling, a d bridge water the picture. it's what mean week we could we can take the whole time just namin

chief armstrong asking for a reprieve from the violence. >> give us a break. give this community a break. give our families a break. how much can wait mourn? ryan: with a hot holiday weekend ahead, community leaders are calling on everyone to support each other and stop the violence. >> sometimes the process can be slower than others, but as long as you are touching one life at a time, everything grows and can spread. ryan: he says what needs to happen is more resources offered to low income communities that offer resources to succeed. >> it's about giving young people hope for a very positive life. that is part of what we've been trying to do with announcing our $50 million generation fund. ryan: we reached out to oakland police to see what their response for the weekend looks like. we are waiting to hear back. towers said it is not about adding more police, it is building a community that supports each other. >> allowing ourselves to see what problems are really happening, the deep-rooted issues within a community, to tackle those problems and make correctio

mayor schaff and chief armstrong called in the chp to help with traffic crime. donelan says opd no longer has a traffic unit due to low staffing levels and 111200 police officers to deal with. >> the 2000 calls for service that we get from our residents every day. >> spokesperson with opd says that there are no plans right now to bring back the chp is help. donelan says that police academies will bring officers to the ranks this year. we've >> recovered over 1100 30% increase in recalls reason firearms over last year with like 100 less police officers. >> adding what also may help in this crisis is increasing penalties for those illegally carrying weapons. in the meantime, he says officers will continue to struggle and try meet citizens demands. >> soul-destroying for the officers who trying their best to serve a resident called police. >> theresa kron. 4 news. member noel gallo says it's time to call for help from outside agencies such as the alameda county sheriff's office and chp. but a representative from the sheriff's office says the partnership would come

oakland police chief armstrong announced he's putting more officers on the street effective immediately. he says his department is already increasing is present in east oakland as well as some areas in west oakland where he says certain groups of gangs tend to gather. >> free resource that we can utilize will be utilized. i am worried about officer it, but i'm also worried about safety in our and so we'll deal with both will do our best to make sure that officers get the rest they need. but most critically important right but for us to bring forth, this is a safety in the city of oakland because i know people are fearful and we want to be able to that feat. >> well, the department is increasing patrols. it's asking members of the public to come forward with any information you might have about recent shootings. well, a local advocacy group is asking for change after an invasive pat down from a tsa worker on a man with a hearing disability kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the group advocating who is advocating for the deaf community. >> uncomfortable to watch and uncomfortable to live

face that you have to come from that the shooting comes a day after oakland police chief lauren armstrong announced new measures to tackle gun violence. this is a problem in 2021 and 2022. to we've seen must a doubling of the violent crimes victims that we're seeing here at our facility three of the victims with the worst injuries were brought to highland hospital in oakland. it's the primary trauma center for alameda county james. jackson is the ceo of alameda health system. something has changed. i'm a son of oakland i grew up in oakland. this is not the oakland that i grew up in we've got to do differently. we've got to do something better enough is enough. this has this must stop keith brown is head of the oakland teachers union. he says gun violence isn't limited to oakland. he calls it a national crisis. he joins others calling on city leaders religious organizations and community groups to come together to put an end to gun violence. this has been a rough year in oakland, but it doesn't define us. it doesn't find the school district. so it doesn't define a city in oakland until hus

and finally in 1969, neil armstrong became the 1st astronaut cassette foot on the lunar surface. there were many, many more astronauts after him, all of them touching the very edges of the heavens. and now the plan is for america to go back to the moon, but not just for the moon sake itself, this time to establish a base and had to mars and beyond. we were in the space race, we fully thought that the russians were going to go to the moon and had they gone to the main 1st, who knew what could have happened in so that with that space race ignited our passion to get till apollo and it but at the same time, it ignited all the science that was discovered from just that, that one mission, basically apollo 11, where we walked on the moon. and here is our to miss one. on the launch pad, the count don't underway. the intention is it will blast off from kennedy space center here in florida on saturday afternoon. now they already had to abandon one launch. that was because they discovered a faulty gauge. they think they've sorted out the problem. so now everything is on schedule for that la

a terrible situation today that happened and then folded in broad daylight, police chief laurent armstrong said. officers were called to the scene just before two p.m. witnesses told ktvu the gunman had been in a white vehicle with several other people when he got out and started shouting, don prior, said she heard about 20 gunshots . i just heard everything like go down like. like that, and then all i could hear is like people screaming one witness we talked to who did not want to go on camera said people dropped to the ground as the suspect and security guard exchanged fire, he said the brink's employee was wearing what looked like a bullet proof vest and was taken to the hospital with an injured leg. the other person involved in the shooting was pronounced dead at the scene today is a result of what it appears to be. a robbery. uh unfortunately, we had a loss of life in the city of oakland again that represents homicide number 92 for the year. police have not made any arrest and they're asking anybody with information on that white vehicle or who might have any video to give them a call

oakland police chief leronne armstrong sending a message to the community as the city recourse. the 90nd homicide of the year. >> it's been a tough weekend. a city of we obviously have seen several homicides this week. we ask the community to continue to bring forth information, help us solve these crimes. we also asked the community to continue too help get rid of the guns that continue to plague our community. >> oakland police are searching for a white vehicle. it was occupied by several individuals. they say the fbi is assisting oakland police in this investigation. brink's company is also cooperating. >> this video shows bart riders completely in the after the power went out. bart officials saying the outage was caused by an electrical problem and bart riders should expect major delays systemwide through the evening due to single tracking to the transbay to kron four's. dan kerman is outside the embarcadero station in san francisco. so scary. and, you know, bart is desperate to get people back in its system. >> after the pandemic, and certainly this doesn't help. >> certain

i asked oakland police chief lauren armstrong about my information. i will say our investigation will be thorough it will be complete and we will exhaust options to figure out what happened on this campus, but at this time i will not speak to any evidence that we've recovered at this time. he would not deny it but oakland unified school district spokesman john sasaki did if you're asking me if our school told students not to talk at least that is not correct former oakland city council president ignacio de la fuente tells me his connections inside the police department. tell him rhodesdale school officials have a history of failing to protect students and the oakland unified has not done enough either if you remember the school district used to have their own police then opd was serving some of the schools campuses. they actually threw him out because they didn't want uniform police officers and their campuses this things happen because we allowed them to happen and my law enforcement sources tell me this is part of a disturbing pattern by officials a

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