police say 57-year-old carlo watson carjacked a city-owned pickup truck yesterday morning, then crashed that truck into a crowd at 16th and potrero. a 58-year-old man was killed, three others injured, their ages ranging from 37 to 70. in addition to murder, watson faces charges including carjacking and vehicular manslaughter. >>> this united airlines flight landed safely back at sfo after some sort of mechanical issue. the flight took off from sfo bound for honolulu earlier today, but had to turn around less than an hour after takeoff. united says it's arranged to get the 220 passengers on another flight to their destination. >>> now to san jose where mayor matt mahan and other city leaders unveiled a new proposal aimed at helping people get off the streets. the proposed budget plan puts $50 million into solutions for encampments and rvs on the streets. that includes emergency interim housing, safe parking sites and staffing to operate these spaces. the plan also allows an additional $50 million towards new affordable housing projects. >> we're piecing together inclusionary fund dollars

identify the suspect in a carjacking that led to a deadly crash in san francisco. 57-year-old carlo watson has been hit with a long list of charges including carjacking, murder, and vehicular manslaughter. police claim watson destroyed in -- stole an employee's vehicle and refused to stop for officers. a chase ensued and he crashed into a bus on potrero avenue, hitting four people. a 58-year-old man that his injuries. three other victims, including a 70-year-old woman, were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ama: a crisis far from over. the amount of people now experiencing food insecurity is back at peak levels. organizers at local food pantry's there's another challenge facing them. details when abc 7 news at 5:00. david: tina turner has died. more on her life, reaction pouring in, including mick jagger appeared also the debt ceiling battle, ron desantis running, prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of m

he's been identified as 57-year-old carlo watson. one person was killed and four others were hurt when the stolen truck police say he was driving crashed into a bus stop in potrero hill. watson is facing several charges, including carjacking, murder, vehicular manslaughter, and driving without a license. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan unveiled a $50 million proposal that aims to get encampments and rvs off the streets and the people living in them into emergency housing. the plan also calls for stacked safe parking slots. >> we're piecing together inclusionary dollars and some ending fund balance dollars over the next two years to be able to get to $50 million for each priority. >> there could be an additional $50 million for new affordable housing projects as well. >>> it appears another retailer has left san francisco's westfield mall on market street. the chronicle reports the banana republic closed its storefront for the final time there today but did not cite crime as a main reason, rather lower foot traffic at the mall and paren

. >> police say 57 year-old carlo watson's stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase yesterdaye truck crash but the gray sedan at 16th and patrol that was near a bus stop. a 58 year-old man was killed. 4 people were injured. watson is facing

. >> police say 57 year-old carlo watson's stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase yesterday. investigators say the truck crash but the gray sedan at 16th and patrol that was near a bus stop. a 58 year-old man was killed. 4 people were injured. watson is facing charges, including vehicular manslaughter and a police are not releasing the names of the people injured, but we do know the ages, the youngest, a victim who was injured. a 37 year-old man. the oldest, a 70 year-old woman. the 4 people who were injured are all expected to recover. >> that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pruitt's of pursuits in san francisco kron four's haaziq madyun has that part of the story. >> and innocent bystanders killed 3 more victims injured after alleged carjacker carla watson and try to avoid being caught by police end up in a violent collision with another vehicle at the intersection of 16th street in patrol in san francisco. we are authorized to pursue a vehicle that that's was involved in a violent >> crime and a carjacking. >> sfpd investigators say it

police say they've arrested 57 year-old carlo watson after he stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase. investigators say the city truck crashed into a grey sedan at 16th and potrero, injuring 4 people and killing a 58 year-old man. watson has been booked on multiple charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. police are not releasing the names of the injured victims, but we are learning their age is the youngest as a 37 year-old man. the oldest identified as a 70 year-old woman. investigators say the people who survived a recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. this deadly crash now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in san francisco. >> kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has that part of the story. >> an innocent bystanders killed 3 more victims injured after alleged carjacker carla watson and try to avoid being caught by police end up in a violent collision with another vehicle at the intersection of 16th street in patrol in san francisco. we are authorized to pursue a vehicle that that's was involved in a violent >> crime and a carjacking.

protesters say they put some blame on law enforcement officers to for pursuing the suspect, 57 year old carlo watson, who is in jail booked on 19 charges, including carjacking, reckless driving, murder, vehicle, manslaughter and driving without a license. neighbors say they want the city's vision zero program, which aims to have zero pedestrian deaths by the year. 2024. to consider making more changes to this spot where the speed limit is 25 miles an hour , but cars often drive much faster. sometimes 30 40 50, even when there isn't a carjacking. it's just a dangerous intersection this year with the street allows cars to get going really fast going speeds that really aren't appropriate for a busy city street with a lot of pedestrians across writers, protesters left their signs here at the intersection as a reminder for drivers. i did speak with the sfm tas vision zero spokesperson, he says. in the past year, they i did widen the sidewalk, but the protesters are hoping that the city will do more at this spot. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. at 11. civil liberties groups are callin

carjacking and fatal crash at a san francisco bus stop yesterday morning police arrested 57 year-old carlo watson after they say he stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase. a chase at for people to the hospital and killed one man. watson has been booked on a number of charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in the city. san francisco's police pursuit policy includes balancing the importance of apprehending suspects who unlawfully flee from law enforcement against the risks. a vehicle pursuits. >> in that drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision and it's always to pursue done san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of our infrastructure. and so you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds. >> essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> the san francisco sheriff's office tells us is policy includes objectively and continuously. wayne, the serious

police arrested carlos watson after they say he stole a city-owned truck and then led police on a chase throughout san francisco. that crash sent 4 people to the hospital. one of those people died. watson was booked on a number of charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits within the city's boundaries. >> in that drew, a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision. it's always to pursue san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of our infrastructure. and so when you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds. >> essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> well, the san francisco sheriff's office tells us its policy includes objectively and continuously weighing the seriousness of the offense against the potential danger to innocent motorists themselves and the public when deciding to continue pursuit through city streets. >> it's 6.37, and has san francisco face

police arrested carlos watson after they say he stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase throughhe streets that crash and for people to the hospital and killed a person. watson was booked on a number of charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in the city. >> in drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision. it's always to pursue san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because our infrastructure. and so you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds, essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> well, the san francisco sheriff's office released this statement regarding their police pursuit policy. it says, quote, objectively and continuously deputies are weighing the seriousness of the offense against the potential danger to innocent motorists themselves and the public when electing to continue a pursuit. >> it's 8.20 and it's been 3 days since a 10 year-o

police arrested carlo watson. they say that stole the city-owned truck carjacked and then led police on a chase. and you can see it ended in a crash that crash and for people to the hospital, one person was killed. watson was booked on a number of charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. and that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits. >> in that drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision. and it's always time having a pursuit in san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we have i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of our infrastructure. and so you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds. >> essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> the san francisco sheriff's office says that the policy includes objectively and continuously weighing the seriousness of the offense against the potential danger. 2 innocent motoriste themselves and the public when electing to

the suspected driver 57 year old carlo watson, he was taken to the hospital. he was then arrested for a litany of charges. stemming from the carjacking. the homicide. the vehicle manslaughter as well as resisting arrest. ktvu is trying to confirm this is the same man from san francisco reportedly accused of stealing a lowe's truck in kansas. back in 2019. a motive in tuesday's incident has not been released. right now. investigators are reviewing surveillance video. one of my coworkers came outside yesterday held of one of the woman's hand. we need to track and charge of consult her while she was pinned. and we need to track yesterday so it was really tough on everybody. reminders of life changing moments and a struggle to understand why you took life you took. you took an innocent life took innocent bystanders and infringing in the hospital in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. a man described as a notorious distributor of stolen goods is in custody in san francisco today, police display nearly 400 stolen items that were recovered during the arr

police say 57 year old carlos watson stole a san francisco city pickup truck filled with buckets of paint led police on a chase that ended with him crashing into the bus stop. and another suv. police arrested watson and booked him on several criminal charges, including murder, vehicular manslaughter and resisting arrest. also new at noon, san francisco's district attorney has announced multiple charges against a man arrested for stabbing a woman who was working at a popular chinatown bakery. police arrested 61 year old ly on suspicion of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. police say he stabbed an employee of the aa bakery and cafe near stockton and jackson streets monday morning. in what investigators say was an entirely unprovoked attack. the woman who was hurt is still recovering from her injuries in the hospital. the da's office says just days before this attack, the suspect was released from prison and on parole in 2016. he was convicted of stabbing an elderly man in san francisco. and in that case, he was sentenced to nine years in state prison. he completed

the suspected driver 57 year old carlo watson, he was taken to the hospital. he was then arrested for a litany of charges. stemming from the carjacking. the homicide. the vehicle manslaughter as well as resisting arrest. ktvu is trying to confirm this is the same man from san francisco reportedly accused of stealing a lowe's truck in kansas. back in 2019. a motive in tuesday's incident has not been released. right now. investigators are reviewing surveillance video. one of my coworkers came outside yesterday held of one of the woman's hand. and we need to track and charge of consult her while she was pinned. and i need to track yesterday so it was really tough on everybody. reminders of life changing moments and a struggle to understand why you took life you took. you took an innocent life took and it's a bystanders and in front of the hospital in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news san jose police are now investigating a deadly crash involving a motorized scooter. police say a man lost control of the scooter that he was riding on may 15th on lundy

accused of leading san francisco police on a chase that ended with a deadly collision. 57 year old carlo watsons booked on charges including murder, vehicular manslaughter and resisting arrest. investigators say he stole a san francisco city pickup truck that was filled with buckets of paint. authorities say the chase ended at 16th street in potrero avenue, where he smashed into an suv. and a group of people at a bus stop. 58 year old man was killed and three other people hurt. if i was out here two minutes before that, i would have got killed. so it was pretty, um i'm a little bit traumatized at the moment from where it was happening here. sos trying to confirm a report that watson is the same man who stole scheduled a town hall to address a standoff that led to officers killing a suspect. the virtual town hall will be tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. it was last friday when police say they were forced to shoot and killed an armed suspect following a three hour standoff . that person's name has not been released. this happened on bosworth street in the city's glen park neighborhood. police

the suspected driver 57 year old carlo watson, he was taken to the hospital. he was then arrested for a litany of charges. stemming from the carjacking. the homicide. the vehicle manslaughter as well as resisting arrest. ktvu is trying to confirm this is the same man from san francisco reportedly accused of stealing a lowe's truck in kansas. back in 2019. a motive in tuesday's incident has not been released. right now. investigators are reviewing surveillance video. one of my coworkers came outside yesterday held of one of the woman's hand. and we need to track and charge of consult her while she was pinned. and i need to track yesterday so it was really tough on everybody. reminders of life changing moments and a struggle to understand why you took life you took. you took an innocent life took and it's a bystanders and in front of the hospital in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news san francisco police have scheduled a town hall for a police standoff that resulted in an officer shooting and killing a suspect, the police department has said a town

protesters say they put some blame on law enforcement officers to for pursuing the suspect, 57 year old carlo watsono is in jail booked on 19 charges, including carjacking, reckless driving, murder, vehicle, manslaughter and driving without a license. neighbors say they want the city's vision zero program, which aims to have zero pedestrian deaths by the year. 2024. to consider making more changes to this spot where the speed limit is 25 miles an hour , but cars often drive much faster. sometimes 30 40 50, even when there isn't a carjacking. it's just a dangerous intersection this year with the street allows cars to get going really fast going speeds that really aren't appropriate for a busy city street with a lot of pedestrians across riders, protesters left their signs here at the intersection as a reminder for drivers. i did speak with the sfm tas vision zero spokesperson, he says. in the past year, they i did. why didn't this sidewalk but the protesters are hoping that the city will do more at this spot in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. thank you, jana. civil liberties groups a

seven year old carlo watson is charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and resisting arrest. say he stole a san francisco city pickup truck and led police on a chase that chase ended at 16th and potrero, where the truck hit an suv and a group of people at a bus stop. 58 year old man was killed. three other people were injured. why was i heard two minutes before that i would have got killed. so it was pretty. um i'm a little bit traumatized at the moment from when it was happening here. so far. no motive has been given about the incident. ktvu is trying to confirm a report that watson is the same man who stole a lowe's truck in kansas back in 2019. the start of warmer weather brings fire danger this year, oakland will use a new tool to help quickly detect fires before they spread. wildfire sensors are being installed, where neighborhoods back up to wild lands such as the east bay hills. the sensors send out signals when there are indications of extremely high fire danger or when sparks are detected. the sensors will be used for two years. then the fire department will review t