according to city council member dan kalb, it took about ten minutes to get the system back online and routed through the alameda county sheriff's department's dispatch center. the president of the oakland police officers association says response times were impacted as dispatchers continue to have trouble communicating electronically with officers out in the field. >> dispatchers are toiling literally with papers and pen writing down individual calls, running across the room giving it to the dispatcher and then sending it out to the officers in the field. >> reporter: the city's i.t. department had everything back up and running by 5:00 friday afternoon. earlier the police officers association said it has little confidence in mayor sheng thao's administration after its "inept response to february's ransomware attack." >> the same folks in i.t. who gave us the ransomware and there was terrible response to it are the ones responding to this. so just inherently we have little confidence in them actually getting it fixed. >> reporter: the ransomware attack forced the city administrator to

dan kalb was the only city council member at thursday's meeting. he says there needs to be a comprehensive approach and supports deploying chp officers and more fbi agents to city streets. he like many, want to reduce the revolver door. what are the options for consequences? even if we can't have a full on prosecution or even if we don't want to send juveniles away for a long time? what are we going to do instead of that as opposed to doing nothing? i've reached out to the oakland police department to better understand its strategy so far, i have not heard back another community safety meeting is scheduled for early september in east oakland in the newsroom. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news . all righty. taking a look at the fog rolling in quickly. it's not sped up. it kind of feels like it is. or salesforce off in the distance. this shot taken from the sutro tower so well above the fog which is looks like it's the marine layer is about 900,000ft deep. maybe maybe 1100. by tomorrow morning. it'll be a little thicker. and that means it's going to be

dan kalb was the only city council member at thursday's meeting. he says there needs to be a comprehensive approach and supports deploying chp officers and more fbi agents to city streets. he, like many, want to reduce the revolving door. what are the options for consequences? even if we can't have a full on prosecution or even if we don't want to send juveniles away for a long time? what are we going to do instead of that as opposed to doing nothing? i've reached out to the oakland police department to better understand its strategy. so far, i have not heard back. another community safety meeting is scheduled for early september in east oakland in the newsroom . brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. new at six. oakland's community police review agency says understaffing and lack of resources is making it difficult to review police misconduct cases. the agency's executive director mac muir told city council last night that within the last five years five investigators have left because of heavy workload. the agency now has just three investigators handl

there is another one, but the only city council member there in person was dan kalb. i asked him about his reaction to community concerns and also what needs to change. and you can hear what he has to say coming up new at five. well, you got to talk to address issues. so hopefully this is the first step for both law enforcement and the people of oakland, brooks jarocz , in our newsroom. brooke, thanks. we'll see you at 5:00. all right. former president trump is now facing new charges in the mar a lago. classified documents case. an updated federal indictment handed up yesterday accuses mr. trump of a cover up. prosecutors alleged he asked a staffer to delete camera footage at his florida estate, all in an effort to obstruct the federal investigation into his possession of classified documents. the indictment includes two new counts of obstruction of justice and willful retention of national defense information for allegedly showing a military plan of attack to people without security clearances. some republicans accused the justice department of abusing its power . th

dan kalb was the only city council member at thursday's meeting. he says there needs to be a comprehensive approach and supports deploying officers and more fbi agents to city streets. he like many, want to reduce the river moving door. what are the options for consequences? even if we can't have a full on prosecution or even if we don't want to send juveniles away for a long time? what are we going to do instead of that as opposed to doing nothing? i've reached out to the oakland police department to better understand its strategy. so far, i have not heard back another community safety meeting is scheduled for early september in east oakland in the newsroom. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. all right, brooks, thank you. the man suspected of killing a flower delivery worker in oakland made his first court appearance today. eric vera was in court for his arraignment. he's facing murder charges in connection to the shooting death of mathias gaydos. back in june. surveillance video shows the 27 year old victim in the process of delivering flowers near