darrell steinberg calling for the gun violence to end. more police on patrol could not have prevented the tragedy. >> we don't know what happened but if somebody drove by in an instant and unloaded a rapid fire weapon, killing at least six people, injuring many more, i don't know how in that instance you can prevent that kind of a random tragedy. >> many are looking for answers. his brother, stephan clark was killed. another brother killed by gun violence. >> until we get together and stop this community violence, there is no way we can expect place to kill us. -- stop killing us. >> we believe this tent is where police are processing hundreds of pieces of evidence including a stolen handgun found at the scene. police are making a plea to the public for any video taken tonight that could help lead to an arrest. we are live in sacramento. abc seven news. corrects the issue of public safety always seems to come up after incidents such as this. >> we have been talking to the people who have lived here and they say k street, downtown sacramen

. >> darrell steinberg calling for gun violence to end. he says more police on patrol probably could not have prevented this tragedy. >> somebody drove by and in an instant unloaded a rapid fire weapon, injuring many more. i don't know how in that instance you can prevent that kind of a random tragedy. >> many are looking for answers. another brother killed by gun violence. >> until we get together and stop this community violence, there is no way we can expect the police to quit killing us. there is no way we can fight the system. if we are still fighting each other. >> we believe this tent on k street is where police are processing hundreds of pieces of evidence here. multiple suspects are still at large. this may help lead to an arrest. for now, the mayor says capital city is one with a broken heart. >> so much left to be done. many thanks to you. governor newsom released a statement about the shooting, saying that we once again won the lives lost and for those injured in yet another horrendous act of gun violence. jennifer and i sent o

. >> reporter: sucker pinto mayor darrell steinberg says the criminal justice system is broken and thete needs to invest in crime prevention, intervention, transitional care for people who leave jail. >> coming together to call for real infrastructure that addresses the needs of prevention at a local level. community leaders calling for investments addressing trauma and wanting community-based public safety. >> in our communities, children and families are trapped in these endless and devastating cycles of violence. >> reporter: that violence unfolded sunday morning, six people were gunned down, two others injured in the sacramento deadliest mass shooting. new video released could help police. >> stop playing [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this was livestreamed four hours before sunday's massacre. it appears to show the two brothers police arrested, smiley martin and dandrae martin with joshua holy. family members confirmed this with him in the video. you could hear the group talking about going to a club and smiley appears to be holding a gun. the violence that unfolded is leaving leaders li

reacting to the shooting, sacramento mayor darrell steinberg said. gun violence is a quote sickening in the u. s and he called for a ban on assault weapons coverage of the sacramento. shooting continues on our website ktvu dot com. you will find the latest developments right on our home page. he was doing the family for erick salgado is calling for new information in the three chp officers who fatally shot the 23 year old 16 times. salgado's family and supporters gathered for a protest this morning outside the alameda county courthouse in oakland yesterday , alameda county d. a. nancy o'malley announced that the evidence does not support the filing of criminal charges against the officers. in 2020. the chp officers attempted to stop salgado, who was driving a stolen vehicle and they say rammed their vehicles. we want justice for erick salgado, and she's calling them cowards. they don't show their faces. they have protective orders against them from us the whole year and that protected them, but not now. now this report is out. there is so many discre

so without further like to bring on darrell steinberg. >> thank you very much. very for your strong voice in your leadership. i'm really gratified actually that the media, the national media, is here to see the strength of. >> our wonderful city, sacramento. but i want to make sure that when we're done with this part of it, that we include everybody who is behind the cameras as well. and we sit together in circle in solidarity and that everybody is included in tonight. tonight we are here for john tie. for melinda. for sergio, for devonta for joshua and for yummy. la. we gathered today to mourn their senseless deaths. and we gather for their loved ones, some of who are represented. here tonight. i'm joined by a number of my colleagues in you'll hear from some of them or anybody who wants to speak to a council member, katie valens whalen, who is given. elegant voice too. this moment over the last several days, council members, mike bang. and rick jennings and jeff harris. sean, the lowy. and former assembly member and insurance commissioner dave jones. congresswo

mayor darrell steinberg says the request would expedite crime prevention here, not only in sacramentoalso provide immediate cash assistance to victims. now, the mayor will join other anti-violence groups on the steps of the state court building later this morning. that's where he plans to present a letter officially making that request to governor newsom. while leaders work to determine the best way to prevent future crimes, local law enforcement continues the investigation into sunday's mass shooting. now, the first suspect arrested for an alleged involvement in the shooting, dandre martin, he appeared in court yesterday. martin faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and being a felon carrying a loaded gun. he is scheduled back in court april 26th. and the second arrested t 27-year-old smiley martin, dandre's older brother, was treated at a local hospital after the shooting. it was there investigators realized he may also be involved in the shooting. new this morning, new video of that martin has been uncovered. according to the "associated press," smiley posted a live faceboo

mayor darrell steinberg of sacramento shared these tweets about the shooting. it reads words cannot express my shock and chad -- sadness this morning. the numbers of people wounded is difficult to comprehend. rising gun violence is a scorch on our city, state and nation. kathy lester has made it a top priority and i stand firmly behind her. so, again, another mass shooting, this time in downtown sacramento. at least 16 people have been shot. six have been killed. 10 have been wounded. we do not know the conditions of those 10 people right now. we are updating our website, abc 7 news.com with the latest information. moving on for now, developing news from ukraine. ukrainian officials say russian missiles hit critical infrastructure facilities in odessa. new video this morning shows clones of smoke -- plumes of smoke rising over the port city. russia's military claims the attack destroyed an oil refinery and three fuel depots which had been supplying fuel to nearby ukrainian troops. no casualties have been reported yet. meantime, officials say russian troops are

at this vigil was organized by the city of sacramento mayor darrell steinberg joined the crowd paying tribute to the mass shooting victims. it is now 405 ukrainian president. zelensky is scheduled to address the u. n security council this morning, warning that more disturbing images about the russian invasion are likely to be found in towns that russian troops occupied. and i have to warn you some of the images in this story may be upsetting. now in the town of buja. the bodies of civilians are scattered in the streets, some of them with their hands tied signs of torture. they were shot at close range. president zelensky went to buka to see it for himself and called it genocide. was launched need. these are war crimes and they will be recognized by the world as genocide. we know of thousands of people killed and tortured with severed limbs raped women murdered children. this is a genocide. russia denied the accusations, saying the scenes in buka were staged by the ukrainians in the eastern city of mario poll. people are still burying the dead in mass graves and again, russian forces s

sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, said more needed to be done to tackle a senseless epidemic ofearly hours of sunday morning. investigators are working to identify those responsible for this horrific act. we know that a large fight took place just prior to the shootings. and we have confirmed that there are multiple shooters. investigators are currently interviewing numerous witnesses. videos on social media appeared to show the altercation taking place moments before the shooting. which occurred two blocks away from the state capital. as dawn broke over sacramento on sunday, so did the stories from witnesses and families of the victims. i heard gunshots. and then after the gunshots, i heard people... people just started diving down on the ground and falling down at the next thing i know, someone fell in front of my truck. i was trying to get out of the way. and, by the time they got up, i guess i got hit, my truck got hit. it's not fair, it's not right. ijust want to know. something, that's all. ijust want them to just tell me something. - tell our family something, - so we can

sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, said more needed to be done to tackle a senseless epidemic ofe. gareth barlow reports. sacramento, california. america's latest mass shooting shattering lives as it shattered the night. in an area packed with restaurants and bars, rapid gun fire rang out in the early hours of sunday morning. investigators are working to identify those responsible for this horrific act. we know that a large fight took place just prior to the shootings, and we have confirmed that there are multiple shooters. investigators are currently interviewing numerous witnesses. videos on social media appear to show the altercation taking place moments before the shooting, which occurred two blocks away from the state capital. as dawn broke over sacramento on sunday, so did the stories from witnesses and families of the victims. i heard gunshots and then after the gunshots i had people diving down on the ground and falling down and the next thing i know, someone fell in front of my truck. i was trying to get out of the way and by the time they got, up i guess i got hit. my t

sacramento�*s mayor, darrell steinberg, said more needed to be done to tackle a senseless epidemic of reports. sacramento, california. america's latest mass shooting shattering lives as it shattered the night. in an area packed with restaurants and bars, rapid gun fire rang out in the early hours of sunday morning. investigators are working to identify those responsible for this horrific act. we know that a large fight took place just prior to the shootings, and we have confirmed that there are multiple shooters. investigators are currently interviewing numerous witnesses. videos on social media appear to show the altercation taking place moments before the shooting, which occurred two blocks away from the state capital. as dawn broke over sacramento on sunday, so did the stories from witnesses and families of the victims. i heard gunshots and then after the gunshots i had people diving down on the ground and falling down and the next thing i know, someone fell in front of my truck. i was trying to get out of the way and by the time they got, up i guess i got hit. my truck got hit. it

city leaders like mayor darrell steinberg spoke to we are saying that the city's priorities must include be at the top investing in our communities investing in young people in real ways. not just in gang prevention, but in moving upstream after a balloon release and a moment of silence , the crowd marched east on k street, pausing at 10th. this is where six lives are slaughtered. police believe five shooters fired off at least 100 gunshots . the crime scene now a memorial . i am planning a funeral for sergio. and the rest of the families are planning a funeral for their loved ones. jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of the six people killed. sacramental scroll the group as they continued their march, making it to the west steps of the state capital. this is my city, and i care. i'm a native, this is we are sacramento and we need to start taking action. the march came to an end. but the work is just beginning. francine mata says. we're tired, but we got to keep on working. and again, that was dmitry reporting. three arrests have been made in connection with last week's sho

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg called the proliferation of ghost guns and assault rifles, a sickness. we gather here to remember the victims. and to commit ourselves to doing all we can to end the stain of violence, not only in our community. but throughout the state throughout the country. and throughout the world. sacramento police released the names of those killed 38 year old sergio harris , 29 year old vagina turner 32 year old joshua hoy, lucchese 21 year old john taya. alexander 21 year old jamil martinez, andrade and 57 year old melinda davis. davis was one housed and often slept in doorways of businesses along 10th street where the shooting occurred. people arrived at the vigil, holding her picture and calling for changes in the in house community for the people who are on the streets, making sure that um they have a safe place that they're not sleeping outside on the streets and they have a safe space for them to live without having to worry about whether or not they're going to die. police did make one arrest and say they are reviewing hundreds of pieces of evidence. sever

city mayor darrell steinberg says his message to the community is to not be afraid to come to downtown sacramento. we want to urge people to be safe, of course. but we don't want to shut down either, because that would be the wrong response. police here in sacramento now have opened up city hall was just a fluke. a few blocks from where we're standing here this morning. they say that is now being used as a victim information center that is for family members of victims to learn and get any questions they have answered by police and investigators were at this point still waiting to hear from some of those city leaders on when exactly, they may be providing a another update on where they stand with their investigation. of course, once we have those updates, we'll bring them to you for not relied this morning from downtown sacramento. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. thank you. james in the sacramento, mass. shooting is getting some national attention. president biden issued a call to action in his statement. it read in part today, america once again, warns another community devastate

very unusual in this particular part of the world, in this way, and indeed the local mayor, darrell steinberge scourge of our city, state and nation, i support all actions to reduce it. and of course president biden has made very attempts to increase the controls on the availability of firearms in this country. nonetheless, 23 million firearms were purchased in this country in the year 2020 alone, ben. 0k, thank you very much for the context, david willis, our correspondent in los angeles. pakistan's parliament has been dissolved, just hours after prime minister imran khan survived a move to oust him from power. fresh elections are now likely to be held in the coming weeks. secunder kermani is in islamabad. as the background to this, how did this attempt to oust the prime ministerfail? it this attempt to oust the prime minister fail?— this attempt to oust the prime minister fail? it is a complicated sto , so minister fail? it is a complicated story. so bear— minister fail? it is a complicated story, so bear with _ minister fail? it is a complicated story, so bear with me, - minister fail? it

very unusual in this particular part of the world, in this way, and indeed the local mayor, darrell steinbergcourge of our city, state and nation. "i support all actions to reduce it." and of course president biden has made various attempts to increase the controls on the availability of firearms in this country. nonetheless, 23 million firearms were purchased in this country in the year 2020 alone, ben. david willis there. the president of pakistan has dissolved the country's parliament on the advice of the prime minister imran khan, who's survived a move to oust him from power. the parliament's deputy speaker dismissed a no confidence motion against the government, saying it was unconstitutional. fresh elections are now expected to be held in the coming weeks. mosharraf zaidi is a political analyst and columnist and former policy advisor to the pakistan ministry of foreign affairs between 2011 and 2013. good to have you with us. give us the background, who was trying to oust imran khan from power and why? imran khan has been a sort of mediocre, _ imran khan has been a sort of mediocre, from

very unusual in this particular part of the world, in this way, and indeed the local mayor, darrell steinbergurge of our city, state and nation. "i support all actions to reduce it." and of course president biden has made various attempts to increase the controls on the availability of firearms in this country. nonetheless, 23 million firearms were purchased in this country in the year 2020 alone, ben. david morris there for us. —— david willis. let's return to our top story and speak to emma vardy, who is in lviv, in western ukraine. it feels this weekend there has been something of a development, an unwelcome development, as russian forces seem to be retreating it seems that more and more we are seeing civilians caught up and perhaps even being targeted. is that the sense you are getting of the direction things are going? 0r the sense you are getting of the direction things are going? or is it too soon to say that?— too soon to say that? that's right. as russian — too soon to say that? that's right. as russian troops _ too soon to say that? that's right. as russian troops are _ too soon to

that is the mayor of - sacramento, darrell steinberg, talking close to the capitol building in the cityts from the scene say people started running, people shouting, several people have been told their relatives are dead but they still don't know the circumstances that led to the deaths but nonetheless ten people were wounded in the shooting in the state capital, sacramento. six people at least were killed, but the picture is still not clear. the mayor there talking about trying to reassure people that downtown sacramento is a safe place to be, notwithstanding these terrible events of the early hours of sunday morning. we will bring more for you from that use conference a little later. —— from that news conference. now, the transport secretary has said the uk will not be considering energy rationing — as some european countries are — because of the pressure on gas supplies due to the war. days after energy bills increased significantly for households in england, scotland and wales, a new energy strategy is due to be released — as the bbc�*s politcal correspondent iain watson reports. wi

today the mayor of sacramento, mayor darrell steinberg, says he is requesting $3 billion from the state'sion programs not only here in sacramento, but also cities across the state. it would also offer some assistance to the victims of those crimes. he's expected to present that letter at 10:00 a.m. on the steps of one of the buildings here in downtown sacramento. he will, of course, be there and bring you the information as it happens. >> reporter: i'm bob redell, an fda advisory panel meeting right now to try to figure out how often people should receive their covid-19 booster shots and whether it's practical to recommend them every few months. last week the fda approved a second booster shot for those 50 and up four months after their first booster. >> we're starting to heat up a little bit. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. >> we're starting out with a clear sunrise and a hazy view of the bay bridge. temperatures head for 77 degrees and 84 in napa. 83 in moraga and we'll see a high of 85 in dublin, 87 in livermore. it's hotter tomorrow. we'll be blasting the air-conditioning

mayor darrell steinberg called a mass shooting, a senseless and unacceptable tragedy. >> he and other council members say more needs to be done to prevent crimes like focusing on the youth gets another call to action. >> around investing more in youth. and prevention and early intervention for our young people. that's ultimately the answer to so much of what plate this ala and steinberg say. >> gun violence is not an issue. just in sacramento, steinberg called it a sickness. this senseless. >> epidemic of gun violence must be addressed. >> while violence way la push to get guns off the streets and i will travel anywhere need to travel. and i will talk to whoever i need to talk to to get these guns off the streets and to give our youth what they need so that they can be successful. despite sunday morning's tragedy. >> steinberg rate, sacramento as a safe city council members say they've done a lot to make the city safe, but it's not enough. it's time for healing. and it's time for action in sacramento, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> and throughout the state, we've seen several mass shoo

kumasi: we heard sacramento mayor darrell steinberg talking about how the tragedy happened.oke passionately about the larger problem the shooting reflects. >> the chief alluded to the onyx of the bill increase in gun violence. i want to remind all of you of a day not so long ago pre-covid when the city went to years without a single evolving sacramento's youth. two years. now we are living in a different era. now there is the issue of guns and this is not a sacramento issue, it is a national issue. no surprise that any city would be hit with this kind of terrible event. but here is what i know. it is beyond time to have a sane conversation about guns in america. we have a sickness in our country, sickness in our culture. can't we agree that on one side of the line, firearms for hunting, sport, even for self-defense is ok, and on the other hand, ghost guns, these guns that can be made by parts that allow the firing of multiple rounds at a time are absolutely unacceptable in our community and country? we must all ask ourselves what can we do different, what can we do better to

amy: sacramento's mayor darrell steinberg also spoke out on sunday about gun violence. >> as a state nation, this senseless epidemic of gun violence must be addressed. how many unending tragedies does it take before we begin to cure the sickness in this country? amy: the senate judiciary committee is voting today on president joe biden's nominee for the supreme court, judge ketanji brown jackson. the full senate is expected to approve her nomination later this week. jackson is set become the first black woman on the supreme court. last week, republican senator susan collins announced she would support jackson becoming the first republican to back her. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, we speak with two best friends whoelped launch the newly formed amazon labor union. on friday, workers at the amazon warehouse in staten island voted to form the first amazon union in u.s. history, overcoming a multimillion dollar unionbusting campaign by the retail giant. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this i

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg is demanding reform in the criminal justice system. after the shooting. he was joined by prosecutors, state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates in calling for $3 billion for crime prevention programs focusing on convicted criminals. that our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. now the proposal calls for immediate cash help for victims of violent crime. supporters of justice reform will send a letter to governor newsom asking for his support. stay with us here. ktvu for more coverage of the sacramento shooting. you can also find the very latest developments right on our homepage of ktvu dot com . 707 the civilian death toll from the invasion of ukraine and the humanitarian crisis keeps getting worse as the russian invasion continues images from outside of kiev in the village of bro vory shows the continued attacks on civilians nights and ukraine southern city of mary mary appalled was reduced t

so that sacramento's mayor darrell steinberg speaking at multiple, press conferences sunday called the gun violence plaguing the country and his city a sickness. frank turner the father of one of the deceased made this call to action charlie john ministry out streets quit playing his games. that are stunning their lives sacramento police say there were multiple shooters and our processing hundreds of pieces of evidence as for pamela. she has not had time to grieve. i'm just numb right now, but as the investigation years 24 hours makes this plea to law enforcement. i just want to know something. that's all i just want them to just tell me. tell our family something so we can do what we have to do. try to move on. governor newsom released a statement about the shooting saying in part sadly. we once again mourn the lives lost and for those injured in yet another horrendous act of gun violence, jennifer and i send our heartfelt condolences to the family friends and to the wider community impacted by this terrible tragedy. the warriors play tonight in sacramento against the kings and before

right now the mayor, darrell steinberg, the mayor of sacramento is tweeting words can't express my shockss this morning. the numbers of dead and wounded are difficult to comprehend. we await more information about exactly what transpired in this tragic incident. he went on to say, rising gun violence is the scourge of our city, state and nation, and i support all actions to reduce it. our new police chief, kathy lester, has made it a top priority and i stand firmly behind her. we will continue to follow the breaking news and have more tonight on nbc bay area news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >>> now to a bay area father and musician remembering his son through music and supporting those who are also impacted by the growing drug crisis. garrick davis organized a concert last night at redwood city's fox theatre to celebrate the life of his son, zachary davis price. zach was just 28 and a nursing student when he died after struggling with opioids. his father said he had a kind and musical soul and his goal was to serve the community. >> lots of people had relationships with him, but our. cares

mark sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, is leading the call to reform the criminal justice system. just four days after six people were killed in a mass shooting in his city's downtown today. the mayor was joined by local prosecutors, state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates and demanding $3 billion for crime prevention programs with a focus on convicted criminals. that our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. that new proposal also calls for immediate cash assistance for victims of violent crimes. justice reform advocacy groups plan to send a letter to governor newsom urging his support. there is some new information on that mass shooting in sacramento this noon . police say at least five shooters have been identified now based on information from witnesses, victims. videos collected. police also say it appears that two groups were shooting at each other and that the incident was gang related more now from ktvu s amanda quintana. a total

city mayor darrell steinberg's message to the community do not be afraid of downtown sacramento.o shut down either, because that would be the wrong response. police have said they opened up city hall, which is just a couple blocks over football. we're standing now this morning as an information center for any victims are rather, families of victims of these incidents were still waiting to hear exactly from police and city leaders when they might give us a further update on the investigation. of course, once that happens. we will let you know as we continue to cover this story all morning long. for now. we're live in sacramento this morning. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. thomas 54. the sacramento, mass. shooting is getting national attention, and president biden issued a call to action. now, his statement in part, said today. america once again mourns for another community devastated by gun violence. the president also urged lawmakers to take action, saying quote, pass my budget proposal, which would give cities more of the funding they need to fund the po

city leaders like mayor darrell steinberg spoke to we are saying that the city's priorities mustp investingg in young people in real ways. not just in gang prevention, but in moving upstream after a balloon release and a moment of silence, the crowd marched east on k street, pausing at 10th. this is where six lives are slaughtered. police believe five shooters fired off at least 100 gunshots . the crime scene now a memorial . i am not planning a funeral for sergio. and the rest of the families are planning a funeral for their loved ones. jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of the six people killed. no school. henderson led the group as they continued their march, making it to the west steps of the state capital. this is my city, you know, and i care. i'm a native, this is we are sacramento and we need to start taking action. the march came to an end, but the work is just beginning, francine mattis says. we're tired, but we got to keep on working. that was lisa mitri reporting three arrests have been made in connection with last week's shooting. and as lisa mentioned, investiga

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg called the proliferation of ghost guns and assault rifles, a sickness. we gather here to remember the victims. and to commit ourselves to doing all we can to end the state of violence, not only in our community. but throughout the state throughout the country. and throughout the world. sacramento police released the names of those killed 38 year old sergio harris , 29 year old vagina turner 32 year old joshua hoy, lucchese 21 year old john taya. alexander 21 year old jamil martinez, andrade and 57 year old melinda davis. davis was in housed and often slept in doorways of businesses along 10th street where the shooting occurred. people arrived at the vigil, holding her picture and calling for changes in the in house community for the people who are on the streets, making sure that um they have a safe place that they're not sleeping outside on the streets, and they have a safe space for them to live without having to worry about. whether or not they're going to die. police did make one arrest and say they are reviewing hundreds of pieces of evidence. seve

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg, now leading the call to reform the criminal justice system.er this weekend shooting our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. the proposal demands $3 billion for crime prevention programs, and also calls for immediate cash assistance for victims of violent crime family is accusing the san francisco police department of racial profiling after their 13 year old son was detained in front of his school as ktvu christien kafton reports. the family claims the boy was targeted because he's black. after the officer responded to a report of a car burglar with a bag description. the story begins here in front of stern school on march, 15th, a security camera picked the moments. 13 year old michael coleman was detained. witnesses say the officer involved with san francisco sergeant para coleman, his family and attorney all say that the sergeant rushed coleman as he was leaving the school with his tutor, saying he matched the

as always walking into uncertain situations, risking their own lives, mayor darrell steinberg and his city now working to move forward from the deadly mass shooting early sunday morning. according to police gunfire came from more than one shooter, bullets hitting 18 total people, six are now dead, including pamela harris's son, sergio. and for this to happen is crazy. it's crazy. i'm just to the point right now. i don't know what to do. i don't even think this is really feel like it's a dream. today we learned 21 year old john taya. alexander is among those killed her friends counter , jojo, her father shared with me this photo of them together. for the community. the priority is to now support survivors and family members. as long as we're all working together and making sure that we support our oliver families and all of the people that were affected by this, then we know that we have overcome what's happening here. acosta works with the sacramento county victim witness program. they created a family assistance center with the american red cross here at the cal expo center and peopl

sacramento's mayor, meantime, darrell steinberg, is leading the call to reform the criminal justice system just four days after that mass shooting in his city today, mayor steinberg was joined by local prosecutors, state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates in demanding $3 billion for crime prevention programs with a focus on convicted criminals. our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. yelled something proposal also cause for immediate cash assistance for victims of violent crime. justice reform advocacy groups plan to send a letter to governor newsom urging his support. ukraine's president is rallying more support from world leaders as russia continues to deny allegations of war crimes on day 42 of the invasion today. authorities confirmed that over 5000 civilians have been killed in the city of mario paul alone. and 90% of that city's infrastructure is destroyed. foxes alex hogan has more now from lviv, ukraine. as the war ukraine grinds on presi

sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, is leading the call to reform the criminal justice system. after the weekend shooting today, mayor steinberg was joined by local prosecutors , state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates in demanding $3 billion for crime prevention programs with the focus on convicted criminals that our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. proposal also calls for immediate cash assistance for victims of violent crime. justice reform advocacy groups plan to send a letter to governor newsom urging for his support areas. sheriff's department says it is so understaffed, it's offering large bonuses to get people to sign up. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us the san mateo county sheriff's department says if it doesn't get more deputies, certain investigations could be impacted. our staffing levels have never been this bad. sheriff carlos bolanos says his office is losing 2 to 3 deputies for everyone that's hired. he

today mayor darrell steinberg joined local prosecutor, state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates in demanding $3 billion from crime prevention programs for crime prevention programs with a focus on convicted criminals. our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. the proposal also calls for immediate cash assistance for victims of violent crime. justice reform advocacy groups plan to send a letter to governor newsom urging him for his support. and stay with ktvu for more coverage of the sacramento shooting. you can also find the latest developments right on our homepage. that's ktvu dot com down to disturbing discovery on a high school campus in the east bay, fremont police are investigating a noose that was found on a tree at american high school. ktvu andre senior live in the newsroom now with more on what the fremont unified school district is calling a symbol of hate and violence, christina this potential heinous hate crime comes just one week after

this vigil was organized by the city of sacramento and mayor darrell steinberg joined the crowd payingst guaranteed to become the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. she has won the support of enough republicans to put her on the bench. lauren blanchard is in washington with what's next in the confirmation process. every day we move closer to judge jackson's confirmation, the case and likelihood of our confirmation grows stronger and stronger and stronger. the senate is moving forward on the confirmation of judge catania, brown jackson, she is likely just days away from becoming the first black woman to be confirmed as a supreme court justice after three republican senators have voted in favor of moving her nomination from the senate judiciary committee to the floor . the nomination will be placed on the executive calendar. republican senators susan collins, mitt romney and lisa murkowski joining democrats more. kowski said her vote was partly to push back on the politicization of supreme court. confirmations. which democrats have criticized republicans, for there are some

city mayor darrell steinberg says his message to the community is to not be afraid of downtown sacramento. we want to urge people to be safe, of course. but we don't want to shut down either, because that would be the wrong response. now please, giving some attention to city hall this morning. that's just a couple blocks from where we're standing right now. they are turning that into a victim information center. that's where they're asking all families of victims who have any questions or need information. they can speak to investigators and police officers. at that scene there now we're still waiting to hear from city leaders on how soon we could expect to see from them in terms of their the latest in their investigation. i did hear back from the coroner's office, the county coroner's office. who says that we may have a confirmation soon of the list of the sixth of those six people killed in the shooting. of course, once we have that will pass it along to you. but now we are reporting live from sacramento. i'm james horner, ktvu fox two news. thank you. the sacramento, mass shooting gett

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg is demanding reform in the criminal justice system. after the shooting. he was joined by prosecutors, state lawmakers and criminal justice reform advocates in calling for $3 billion for crime prevention programs focusing on convicted criminals. that our systems need to do more. to ensure that people who have been part of the criminal justice system do not remain part of the criminal justice system for their long lives. the proposal also calls for immediate cash help for victims of violent crimes. supporters of justice reform will send a letter to governor newsom asking for his support. new video out of ukraine this morning at the destruction in a suburb near kiev, where russian troops have now withdrawn while fighting intensifies in eastern ukraine. reporter alex hogan has the latest from lviv. ukraine's foreign minister, making it very clear to nato's leaders, but his country needs to win. this war agenda is very simple. it has only three items on it. its weapons, weapons and weapons. the minister asking for the extra military might a

the vigil was organized by the city of sacramento and mayor darrell stand. steinberg was there, joining the crowd paying tribute to the mass shooting victims morning. we are learning more about the victims in the deadly shooting. joshua hoyle, lucchese martinez, andre and melinda davis. at least a dozen other people were injured as well. two of them have now been released from the hospital, a business owner along k street says melinda davis was a familiar face in downtown and lived on the street near the shooting. one of the homeless women that i know i recognize her as she's going around. she's been here for a long time, you know, and she just got caught in the crossfire, and it's unfortunate. i think it's going to be quite the same. yeah but we're still here we are. we're going to continue to thrive as a community. memorials now line the streets of downtown sacramento. the owners of one bookstore near the shooting set up candles in the window to remember the victims. investigators say there is video circulating online showing what was happening moments before the de

city leaders like mayor darrell steinberg spoke to we are saying that the city's priorities mustp investingstream after a balloon release and a moment of silence, the crowd marched east on k street, pausing at 10th. this is where six lives were slaughtered. police believe five shooters fired off at least 100 gunshots . the crime scene now a memorial or planning a funeral for sergio. and the rest of the families are planning a funeral for their loved ones. jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of the six people killed. school henderson led the group as they continued their march, making it to the west steps of the state capital. this is my city, and i care. i'm a native, this is we are sacramento and we need to start taking action. the march came to an end, but the work is just beginning. francine mata says. we're tired, but we got to keep on working. and that was like see mitri reporting. so far, three arrests have been made in connection with last week's shootings, and investigators think as many as five people were involved. well today, the biden administration is scheduled to

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg tweeted a short time ago, he says words cannot express my shock andhe number of dead and wounded or difficult to comprehend. we wait more information about exactly what transpired in this tragic incident. rising gun violence is discourage of our city, state and nation and i support all actions to reduce it closed quote. police investigators say they do not have a suspect or suspects are asking for the public's help on two fronts. a providing information on who did this be staying out of downtown sacramento for the foreseeable future? due to the ongoing investigation is a point of information. the golden state warriors scheduled to play the kings in sacramento later today . we have not received information about how fans should proceed. as soon as we get that we will pass it along. do you have another update the top of the hour or sooner? if developments warrant we're live in the newsroom. jesse gary ktvu , fox two news will head back to you in the studio. thank you, jesse. we'll check back with you shortly. new this morning. the chp is investigating a