expecting to hear from california attorney general rob bonta, oakland's interim police chief darren allison, as well as officer lee's cousin, uncle and brother in law, among others. as this service is open to the public and it starts at 10:00 this morning, if you are attending, you will want to get here early as parking in the church parking lot is expected to fill up. live in castro valley, lena howland abc seven news. thank you lena again. >> this memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on abc seven. our 24 seven streaming app. our coverage starts at 10:00. the service is expected to last until about 1130. it's been one year since shengtao officially became oakland's mayor. >> she's the first hmong american mayor of a major u.s. city in oakland's youngest mayor in 75 years. tao has dealt with a lot during her first year, a little over one month into her terms, she fired then police chief lauren armstrong over his handling of a misconduct investigation. the mayor's office says she is dedicated to making a dent in crime. now, the pol

. >> interim police chief darren allison said lei embodied all the characteristics of a great officer a loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate to chi. his cousin shared a story about lei when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam. his mom chose to buy an apple for tuan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins. as a symbol of parting ways. this was the kind of person tuan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. >> from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. a video montage shared happy moments of lei with his family, his dog lola, his time spent outdoors and his love for his wife sarah, who he met at oakland high school. >> he remained loyal and stay true to his intention, and he wasn't afraid or scared off by any of any of us. they went to the senior ball together. they started dating that summer. he simply knew that he loved sarah with his heart. with his whole heart. even though i am his big brother, he always watched ove

today we heard from state attorney general rob bonta, interim oakland police chief darren allison and several relatives of the officer, including a cousin of lay. >> he loved this city and that this city loved him. officer lay was hard working, dependable, driven by a desire to keep his neighbors safe. as chief law enforcement officer to this great state, as a former legislative representative of oakland and a proud member of this community, i can ask for nothing more. >> an officer lay personified what it was to exude a deep compassion for his law enforcement family and the community. he chose to serve. but he wasn't just a compassionate and courageous police officer. he was a devoted and loving husband to his wife, sarah, a loving son to his mother, han, and a proud grandson to his grandfather, mr. lay. >> from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. now back out here, live in the parking lot of three crosses church here in castro valley. >> officers from across the region have lined up informa

. >> reporter: darren allison, confirming one of the suspects was arrested with officer leah potts ofdcuffs, and reports of sanders' violent past our true. >> i can confirm he has a prior arrest history, which does include injuring another and other violent crimes. >> reporter: chief allison also said he's confident in the da's handling of the case and the charges being filed against the suspects >> we know and reviewed the charging documents , and all charges that were presented to the district attorney and her office were presented for charting comes so i'm confident. trans opd said the case is still an ongoing investigation, and more suspects could be arrested. oakland israeli, commanding the round-the-clock work by law enforcement agencies to make sure justice is served. >> we are mourning asked oaklanders, and we will unite and become stronger. >> reporter: in oakland, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> the killing of a retired police officer, kevin, who died while protecting a tv news crew. the district attorney has officially dropped special enhancement charges. the suspects

oakland's interim police chief darren allison and oakland mayor sheng thao.id hear from family members of late including his cousin and uncle. they spoke as well as his brother-in-law who shared just what a great cry twan less. >> she always gives a big hug right before he led lease for his shift. always want him to come home safely as we were giving him the hug. even though i am his big brother. he always washed over me and my family like the big brother walking into our cars, making sure we get in safely. we are very proud of you. what do you have confidence and what you stand for? we're all very sad to see you go. but which airs all the times we had together. and remember, you for all of our lives. >> police have made at least 3 arrests in connection to lace killing 2 of the men arrested have been charged with murder. they're due back in court next thursday. a group of concerned people from oakland are calling on fellow residents to resist signing a petition to recall mayor sheng tao. a former alameda county judge is leading this recall effort and has been

among those who spoke, chief darren allison who helped swear the officer into the department in 2020. >> he left his mark on our department and in our community. his kindness, his loyalty and his smile will remain in our memories. a true hero. he will never be forgotten. >> officer le was hard-working, dependable, driven by a desire to keep his neighbors safe. >> reporter: family remembered the former security guard turned officer as a person who fulfilled his dreams and was deeply committed to his community. they say he wore his badge proudly and never missed an opportunity to hug them good-bye before every shift. >> we always wanted him to come home safely as we were giving him the hug. even though i am his big brother, he always watched over me. >> nothing can exchange for my nephew's life. officer tuan le was gone too young and left behind a lot of his unfinished goals, dreams, and families behind. >> reporter: crucibles were set off whose family said he had a fascination with fire. like the internal flame his legacy will concern. >> love and compassion and empathy that he led wit

but in a little over two hours from now at 7:30 tonight, interim oakland police chief, darren allison, along with shane shane thao will be here to hold an update on this case. in connection to the burglary. when a robbery crew broke into a suspected illegal marijuana grow house on embarcadero in oakland. officer tuan le was working undercover that night and responded in an unmarked police pickup truck. at some point as the suspects were trying to get away, at least one of them opened fire, shooting le in the head, causing him to crash into two other parked cars. he died at the hospital a few hours later. >> we can't continue on the course we're on. something needs to change. >> bishop bob jackson is the pastor at axe full gospel church in oakland, saying the death should be a wake up call to the community. >> i've been here 78 years, and i have never seen oakland look the way it's looking, and the people act the way they're acting. i'm talking about the people committing all these crimes. i've never seen that before. >> reporter: many of the city's crime problems come from two sources

expecting to hear from california attorney general rob bonta, oakland's interim police chief darren allison, as well as officer lee's cousin, uncle and brother in law, among others. this service is open to the public and it starts at 10:00 this morning. however, if you are attending, you're going to want to get here early because parking is expected to fill up. live in castro valley. lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you, lena and again, the memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on abc seven's 24 over seven streaming. our coverage starts at 10:00. the service is expected to last until about 1130. >> well, it's been one year since xiang tao officially became oakland's mayor. she's the first hmong american mayor of a major us city and oakland's youngest mayor in 75 years. tao has dealt with a lot during her first year, a little over one month into her terms, she fired police chief laurent armstrong over his handling of a misconduct investigation. the mayor's office says she is dedicated to making a dent in crime. the police force

among those who spoke today interim oakland police chief darren allison who helped swear him into the department in 2020. >> this kindness and loyalty and his smile will remain in our memories. a true hero he will never be forgotten. in an age when some question the commitment and integrity of our profession, we know that tuan le did his duty unwavering and unafraid. >> reporter: family remembered the former security guard turned officer as a person who fulfilled his deems and deeply committed to his community. he wore his badge proudly and never missed an opportunity to hug them good-bye before every shift. his brother-in-law recalling a conversation officer le had with le's mother about his wife sarah. >> in a recent call that he made, he told her that if anything should happen to him, he wants to make sure sarah's taken care of. he persevered and worked hard on providing for his family. nothing can exchange for my nephew's life. officer tuan le has gone too young and left behind a lot of his unfinished goals, dreams. >> reporter: crucibles were set off in honor of officer le who ha

grandfather, an officer with the vietnamese police, visibly emotional interim oakland police chief darren allisonred how he welcomes lay into the department when he graduated from the academy. also spoke about how paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. >> that's i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and has broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. >> officer lea. is credited with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and opd within just 4 years on the force. as we know, many cities are having a tough time recruiting police in recent years. so leaders really stressed the gravity of losing a dedicated officer. >> to here, standing i would with him. we have from the prices. we but it's important to stand so >> following speakers, the oakland police department presented both lays widow and his mother with a flag and a badge in honor of him. >> jury selection is underway in the murder trial of kevin, the sheet and the shooter was working as a security guard for a crowd for

during the memorial, attorney general rob bonta, oakland police department interim chief darren allison, and members of tuan le's family addressed the crowd. they say le should be remembered for all that he was, funny, loyal, compassionate, and courageous. >> he never misses an opportunity to always give us a big hug right before he leaves for his shift. we always want him to come home safely as we were giving him the hug. even though i am his big brother, he always watched over me. >> i know this is not how it was supposed to end, but you can rest easy. you have given us hope. you have given us love. you've held the line. you are a true hero. just know we have the watch from here. >> other police agencies brought in officers to help coffer the city of oakland so that nearly every oakland police officer could attend this memorial. two men have been charged with officer le's murder. two others have been arrested in connection with the case. >>> also tonight, for the second straight year, we are running in the red. our state budget is facing a 38 -- excuse me, a $38 billion deficit. gover

. >> reporter: at end of the service, police chief darren allison presented le's wife, sarah, and his mother with flags and badges. a traditional tribute to remember the life of an officer taken too soon. >> i know this was not how it was suppose to end, but you can rest easy. you have given us hope, you have given us love. you held the line. you are a true hero. just know we have to watch from here. >> reporter: i've been covering the story since it happened at the end of december. this was really the first time that we got to know who officer le was as a person, really understand how he fit into such a beautiful family. it was just such an emotional and moving day for everyone involved. le was the 54th officer to be killed in the line of duty in oakland, the first since 2009. >> thank you for telling his story. all right, katie, thank you. >>> okay, more news ahead. the newest resident of an affordable housing complex in the south bay have one thing in common. they're all senior citizens who were once homeless. how it's shining the light on the growing crisis of elderly people livin

. >> visibly emotional interim oakland police chief darren allison shared how he welcomed delay into the department when he graduated from the academy. he also spoke about how paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. but as i successfully pen his badge. >> i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and has broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. he's such a memorable smile. >> according to family lay wanted to be a police officer since he was a child following in the footsteps of his grandfather, officer with the vietnamese police lay was a family man known for his compassion for others. >> the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. we were so set. and now families are completely devastated. officer that one of the passed away and let you guys so much grief. >> there were some light hearted moments as family members told tales of when les proposed to his wife, sarah. >> time to fair on a walk. right along the beach, right where t

pamela price announced the charges alongside mayor shengtao and interim oakland police chief darren allison. >> sanders is being charged with murder with special circumstance and special allegations which could lock him up for life without the possibility of parole. if convicted. >> what mr. sanders is facing is a murder charge and special circumstances or a special circumstance. i believe the first special circumstance that has been charged by this administration in the year that that that miss price has been district attorney bella says she was only given the probable cause declaration and won't respond to discovery except for what comes from the prosecution, adding she's still missing detailed information about the case. i just want to say that i stand ready to defend mr. sanders against these charges. >> a second suspect, alan brown, is also being charged with murder. a third suspect, andre russell, faces burglary charges. court documents show that russell had priors related to kidnaping and use of a deadly weapon. charges which were dropped by the da due to insufficient evidence he was

. >> visibly emotional interim oakland police chief darren allison shared how he welcomed delay into the department when he graduated from the academy. he also spoke about how paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. but as i successfully pen his badge. >> i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and has broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. he's such a memorable smile. >> according to family lay wanted to be a police officer since he was a child following in the footsteps of his grandfather, officer with the vietnamese police lay was a family man known for his compassion for others. >> the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. we were so set. and now families are completely devastated. officer that one of the passed away and that you guys so grief. >> there were some light hearted moments as family members told tales of when les proposed to his wife, sarah. >> concepts they're on a walk. right along the beach, right where t

. >> interim police chief darren allison said.ay embodied all the characteristics of a great officer loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate. those traits traced back to childhood. his cousin shared a story about lay when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam. his mom chose to buy an apple for tuan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins as a symbol of parting ways. >> this was the kind of person tuan was at seven years old and at 36 years old. from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. >> a video montage shared happy moments of lay with his family, his dog lola, his time spent outdoors and his love for his wife sarah, who he met at oakland high school. >> he remained loyal and stayed true to his intention, and he wasn't afraid or scared off by any of any of us. they went to the senior ball together. they started dating that summer and another one of lay's dreams came true

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oakland police interim chief darren allison also confirming a history of illegal activity for sanders. i can confirm that he has a prior uh- arrest history, which does include the killing of another and additional other violent crimes. 36 year old lay was shot last week while working undercover. he was responding to an early morning burglary of a cannabis shop along oakland's waterfront, price saying she met with lee's family earlier tuesday to explain how she plans to hold those responsible for his death to account. >> i assured them that my office will do everything within the confines of our legal power to make sure that the men we believe the man we believe shot and killed officer lay, will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> both price and allison, as well as oakland mayor shengtao stressed that they have been working tirelessly in collaboration with one another since friday's shooting, and i know that every oaklander that we are all grieving in our different ways, saying that these charges are only the first step in a long process at this time, we are not releasing the name

along with the entire department, stan, before you completely brokenhearted, interim police chief darren allisonled officer lay a hero, an officer who brought compassion to policing. >> lay, who was 36 years old, was working undercover when he was fatally shot while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business on december 29th. >> he had a true, true heart for service. his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person, lay was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was seven years old. >> lay grew up in oakland, graduated from oakland high in 2006. like he was so oakland to look at the pictures even from his engagement, like wherever they were on that time that he proposed and he was still representing oakland, he had an oakland hat on. >> and just to see his joy, um, gave a measure of calm in the midst of just the weightiness of just grieving. >> the family also spoke at the memorial. his brother in law called officer lay a superhero interim police chief allison told lays mother that she should be proud of her son

along with the entire department, stan, before you completely brokenhearted, interim police chief darren allisonalled officer lay a hero, an officer who brought compassion to policing. >> lay, who was 36 years old, was working undercover when he was fatally shot while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business on december 29th. >> he had a true, true heart for service. his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person, lay was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was seven years old. >> lay grew up in oakland, graduated from oakland high in 2006. like he was so oakland to look at the pictures even from his engagement, like wherever they were on that time that he proposed and he was still representing oakland, he had an oakland hat on. >> and just to see his joy, um, gave a measure of calm in the midst of just the weightiness of just grieving. >> the family also spoke at the memorial. his brother in law called officer lay a superhero interim police chief allison told lays mother that she should be proud of her s

oakland police interim chief darren allison also confirming a history of illegal activity for sandersi can confirm that he has a prior uh- arrest history, which does include the killing of another and additional other violent crimes. 36 year old lay was shot last week while working undercover. he was responding to an early morning burglary of a cannabis shop along oakland's waterfront, price saying she met with lee's family earlier tuesday to explain how she plans to hold those responsible for his death to account. >> i assured them that my office will do everything within the confines of our legal power to make sure that the men we believe the man we believe shot and killed officer lay, will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> both price and allison, as well as oakland mayor shengtao stressed that they have been working tirelessly in collaboration with one another since friday's shooting, and i know that every oaklander that we are all grieving in our different ways, saying that these charges are only the first step in a long process at this time, we are not releasing the names

in castro valley to pay tribute to fallen oakland police officer twen lay oakland police chief darren allison remembered lay has a dedicated public servant. >> his tireless efforts and fostering positive relations made a lasting impact. i received numerous calls an emails from residents community policing. the appreciative of the service and lauding his efforts. >> it wants kuz and jennifer also spoke recalling what a kind and generous man he was and how much he loved his wife, parents and family. >> he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. i will miss him coming through the door at family gatherings. missed him at the table. and missus, warmth and cheerfulness. >> officer twen lay was the and powerful coverage there. thank you so much, charles. >> coming up, whether you're a fan of it or not, middle that medical experts share the benefits of cold winter weather. and a resolution is introduced in san francisco to keep a safeway open in the fillmo

interim police chief darren allison called officer lee a hero, an officer who brought compassion to policing. >> lee, who was 36 years old, was working undercover when he was fatally shot and killed while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business on december 29th. >> he had a true, true heart for service. his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person. >> lee was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was seven years old. jennifer tran, president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, says the story shared speak to officer lee's character friends that telling stories from, you know, elementary. >> he was a toddler to how he was and how he continued to show that character of integrity and love and dedication, you know, from throughout high school into his his time as a police officer. >> lee grew up in oakland, graduated from oakland high in 2006, many calling him a true representative of oakland like he was so oakland to look at the pictures, even from his engagement, like wherever they were on th

grandfather who was an officer with you, the enemies police visibly emotional interim police chief darren allisonlcome lay into the department when he graduated from the academy. he also spoke about how late paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. >> as i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and his broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. >> officer lays credit with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and opd within just 4 years on the force. as we know, many cities are having a tough time recruiting police officers in recent years. so leaders really stressed gravity of losing a dedicated officer. >> to here standing and i him. we have from the crises. but it's important to stand so >> following speakers, the oakland police department a present it both ways will and mother with a flag and a badge in honor of him. faced with the ever-present problem of retail theft. governor gavin newsom is now offering package of proposals that he wants state lawmakers to act on. amo

and here is you can see visibly emotional, the interim oakland police chief darren allison shared how he welcomed lay into the department after he graduated from the academy. and he also spoke about how lay paid the ultimate price for his commitment. >> that's i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and his broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. officer lay was just 36 years old and >> had only been on the force for 4 years and he was credited in that short time of making a positive difference in a connection between the asian immigrant community and the oakland police. cities are having a hard time recruiting officers and losing an officer. you know, just what this does to the whole department is shattering for them and their family. and here's another sound bite on that. >> so important to here standing and i him. we have from the prices. but it's important to stand so >> speakers talked about lane share their memories. and then as you can see here, the oakland police department presented both la

you see interim oakland police chief darren allison sharing how he welcomed lay to the department when he graduated from the academy. and he also spoke about how officer lay paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. >> as i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and his broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. >> and he made such a difference. you know, he was 36 and only on the force for 4 years. but officer lay was credited with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and the oakland police. there's also the impact that's having on the department on the how they feel about losing an officer, those of whom are, you know, on on the line, their lives on the line every day and the numbers. >> of officers are dwindling. >> so important. >> to your standard and i him. we have from the prices. what we but it's important to stand so >> during the ceremony which kron 4 continue to cover uninterrupted. yesterday we saw officers go to the podium and speak fondly about offic

you see the interim oakland police chief darren allison sharing how he welcomed lay into the department graduated from the academy. and he also talked about how lay paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. >> as i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and his broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. >> officer lay just 36 years old and only 4 years on the force and was credited with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and the oakland police. it's been very difficult for a lot of cities to get police officers and did you know they face life and death every day? and here's another person responding to just the gravity of this loss. >> so important. >> to here, standing and i him. we have from the prices. but it's important to stand >> so >> there were several speakers who shared their memories of officer lay as a person and as a police officer in here, you can see the oakland police department presenting both lanes, widow and his mother with a flag and a batch i

in castro valley to pay tribute to fallen oakland police officer twan lay oakland police chief darren allison remembered lay has a dedicated public servant. >> his tireless efforts and fostering positive relations made a lasting impact. i received numerous calls and emails from residents community policing. the appreciative of the service and lauding his efforts. >> 12 cousin jennifer also spoke recalling what a kind and generous man he was and how much he loved his wife and family. >> he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. i will miss him coming through the door at family gatherings. missed him at the table. and missus, warmth and cheerfulness. >> officer twen lay was the 54th oakland police officer to die in the line of duty. >> all right. back live. now. that is the very latest here in castro valley in the east bay, charles clifford kron. 4 news. charles, thank you. >> sheng thao at the ceremony today at that service and posted this emotiona

. >> interim police chief darren allison said lay embodied all the characteristics of a great officer loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate. those traits traced back to childhood. his cousin shared a story about lay when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam, his mom chose to buy an apple for tuan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins as a symbol of parting ways. >> this was the kind of person tuan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. a video montage shared happy moments of lay with his family, his dog lola, his time spent outdoors, and his love for his wife sarah, who he met at oakland high school. >> he remained loyal and stayed true to his intention, and he wasn't afraid or scared off by any of any of us. they went to the senior ball together. they started dating that summer. he simply knew that he loved sarah with his heart, with his whole heart, even though i am his bi

and i am grateful for the work of interim chief darren allison, who has been with opd for decades andhave that you know, he's assistant chief when he's not the interim chief. and so he is providing a steady hand. while we look for the permanent chief. now, i'm a big believer that oakland deserve in the best cheap that we can find because we are under the federal oversight. so we're not just like any other city and we should not say we will just take anyone just for the sake of claiming that someone is the police chief and i have informed the commission that i would like to review more candidates as that is the process where they are, the only ones who will recommend to me candidates in order to make a well informed decision on the best police chief for oakland. so i intend to continue to work collaboratively with the police commission and and find an exceptional candidate for the city of oakland. you this process is incredibly important to me in a stays at the forefront. you know, and going to continue to implore the cooperation of the police commission to work with me, ok, got it. so

. >> interim police chief darren allison called officer lay a hero, an officer who brought compassion to policing. lay, who was 36 years old, was working undercover when he was fatally shot and killed while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business on december 29th. >> he had a true true heart for service. his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person. >> lay was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was seven years old. jennifer tran, president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, says the story shared speak to officer lays character friends that telling stories from, you know, elementary. >> he was a toddler to how he was and how he continued to show that character of integrity and love and dedication. you know, from throughout high school into his his time as a police officer, lay grew up in oakland, graduated from oakland high in 2006, many calling him a true representative of oakland like he was so oakland to look at the pictures, even from his engagement, like wherever they were o

regardless of the claims, the acting police chief, darren allison, says he's confident in the d.a.'dling of that case and also the current cases against the suspects in officer le's murder. we're live in the east bay, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> we know a lot of people will be showing up for that memorial. thank you very much. >>> as the city continue to say reel from that deadly shooting of officer le, there's a new effort to recall mayor sheng thao. a group of residents say they are ready to submit a notice of intention later today to begin the recall efforts. organizers and volunteers were in the montclair neighborhood just last night gathering signatures. they say they are fed up with crime in the city of oakland, the lack of a police chief, and the city dropping the ball on a major grant to combat retail left. we have reached out to the mayor's office, the mayor's people say they have no time to comment on the recall effort. >>> it's 6:35. tomorrow marks three years since the united states capitol and capitol police defending it came under attack. the department of just

. >> and interim police chief darren allison said lay embodied all the characteristics of a great officer a loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate. those traits traced back to childhood and his cousin shared a story about lay when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam, his mom chose to buy an apple for taiwan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins as a symbol of parting ways. >> this was the kind of person taiwan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time making the effort and bringing us together. he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. >> a video montage shared happy moments of lay with his family, his dog lola, his time spent outdoors, and his love for his wife sarah, who he met at oakland high school. >> he remained loyal and stay true to his intention, and he wasn't afraid or s

police chaplain jayson landeza, state attorney general rob bonta, interim oakland police chief darren allison and several members of lee's family. now, officer lei was born 36 years ago in saigon and became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 2001. he graduated from the oakland police academy in 2020, and served as a community resource officer in west oakland . now, on the day he was killed, he was working undercover and in plainclothes when he was shot and killed. now it has been overcast and drizzling throughout the morning. i do see the, uh, officers on horseback that ali mentioned. now, if weather permits, after this memorial service, there will be a helicopter flyover with one of the aircraft peeling off in what's known as a missing man formation, symbolizing the officer lost and leaving his colleagues and loved ones behind. so again, right now we are awaiting, uh, other processions of police officers. the horses are coming as we speak for this memorial service for officer tuan lei. start set to start in about an hour from now. that's live here in castro valley. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >

. >> at the end of the service, police chief darren allison presented le's wife and his mother with flagsnd badges. >>> a wild ride in the republican race to the white house and a lot to get you caught up on this morning. there's fallout to report but first let's get to the fire in their first one-on-one debate florida governor desantis and haley, they squared off in a fiery showdown just days before the iowa caucus. the two clashed on the issues of immigration and foreign policy. by the way donald trump who leads in the polls skipped that debate and instead fielded questions in a network town hall. asked about whether he would divest of his business affairs if elected president? and just four days away from iowa republicans choosing their nominee for president, the fallout from low poll numbers hit chris christie hard. he is choosing this morning to bow out of the race. that's a headline. meanwhile, republicans in the u.s. house voted to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress for snubbing a house subpoena last month asking for a closed door interview. but lawmakers started debating th

pamela price announced the charges alongside mayor shengtao and interim oakland police chief darren allison. sanders is being charged with murder with special circumstance and special allegations, which could lock him up for life without out the possibility of parole. if convicted. >> what mr. sanders is facing is a murder charge and special circumstances, or a special circumstance. i believe that the first special circumstance that has been charged by this administration in the year that that that miss price has been district attorney bella says she was only given the probable cause declaration and won't respond to discovery except for what comes from the prosecution, adding she's still missing detailed information about the case. >> i just want to say that i stand ready to defend mr. sanders against these charges. a second suspect, allen brown, is also being charged with murder. a third suspect, andre russell, faces burglary charges. court documents show that russell had priors related to kidnaping and use of a deadly weapon. charges which were dropped by the da due to insufficient eviden

remembered as a super hero during a public memorial in castro valley yesterday, interim police chief darren allison brought compassion to policing. >> he had a true, true heart for service. >> his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person. lay. >> his family also spoke at the memorial. he was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was just seven years old. he grew up in oakland and graduated from oakland high in 2006. >> so oakland to look at the pictures, even from his engagement, like wherever they were on that time that he proposed, he was still representing oakland. he had an oakland hat on. >> lay was fatally shot while responding to a burglary in oakland on december 29th. the effort to recall oakland mayor shengtao is quickly turning into a war of words, and we're hearing from one of the mayor's most outspoken critics. >> now, this week, the mayor's office addressed the recall efforts, calling it a distraction and a quote, desperate attempt for revelation . relevance. the mayor's chief of staff has called it a

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police chief darren allison said lay embodied all the characteristics of a great officer loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate. those traits traced back to childhood. his cousin shared a story about lay when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam, his mom chose to buy an apple for tuan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins as a symbol of parting ways. >> this was the kind of person tuan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. from childhood to now, we will always. remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. >> a video montage shared happy moments of lay with his family, his dog lola, his time spent outdoors, and his love for his wife sarah. who he met at oakland high school. >> he remained loyal and stay true to his intention, and he wasn't afraid or scared off by any of any of us. they went to the senior ball together. they started dating that summer. he simply knew. that he loved sarah with his heart, with his whole heart. even though i am his big brother, he al

visibly emotional interim oakland police chief darren allison shared how he welcomed lay into the departmentduated from the academy. he also spoke about how officer lay paid the ultimate price for his commitment to serve. >> as i successfully pen his badge. i remember the newly minted oakland police officer to one way and his broad smile as he break beamed with pride in achieving his lifelong dream. >> officer lay is credited with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and the oakland police with just 4 years on the force. as we know, many cities are having a tough time recruiting officers in recent years. so leaders stress the gravity of losing a dedicated officer. >> so important to here standing and i him. we have from the prices. but it's important to stand so >> speakers shared their memories and the oakland police department then presented la's widow and mother with a flag and a badge in his honor. >> well, another former student has joined a lawsuit now against saint mary's college in moraga accusing school officials of covering up assault. that happened mo

let's bring in darren allison to talk us -- gareth to talk us through.we get michael reasons to come through, margins coming through in a big way? >> that is right, what the bank of japan is technically going to do when the first half of this year is going to be beneficial for the financial sector in japan undoubtedly. looking at the two of the three megabanks reporting this week, we have one in thursday and another on friday, and estimates are done to both and it looks like core estimates a couple percent growth, but the training site is but a bit difficult, and it is looking like it will drag down third quarter net income figures. that said about the banks raise their full-year forecast last quarter at the major point, and if they could you can come line with expectations they will be toward 80% progress rate for the forecast, so relatively solid for the japanese banks. yvonne: how is the boj going to impact all of that? >> when negative rates go and interest rates are to rise again, that gives the banks greater leeway to earn higher margins on the ven

. >> interim police chief darren allison called officer lay a hero.cer who brought compassion to policing. lay, who was 36 years old, was working undercover when he was fatally shot while responding to a burglary at a cannabis business on december 29th. he had a true, true heart for service. >> his desire to better the lives of others was ingrained in his identity. it was just simply who he was as a person. >> lay was a vietnamese refugee who came to the bay area when he was seven years old. lay grew up in oakland, graduated from oakland high in 2006. >> like he was so oakland to look at the pictures, even from his engagement, like wherever they were on that time that he proposed, he was still representing oakland. he had an oakland hat on. and just to see his joy, joy, um. gave a measure of calm in the midst of just the weightiness of just grieving the family also spoke at the memorial. >> his brother in law called officer lay a super hero. interim police chief allison told lays mother that she should be proud of her son. >> thank you for all the tim

now, interim police chief oakland police chief darren allison says his officers were determined to find and arrest the suspects. >> i want to express how proud i am of the members of the oakland police department. while experiencing grief and the loss of a colleague. >> oakland mayor shengtao also praising the police department's efforts. they have all leaped into action. >> swift action to ensure that those who are responsible are held accountable. >> now, district attorney price says if her office can prove that sanders knew lay was a police officer, he will face life in prison without the possibility of parole. thank you. sure. >> a judge in alameda county ruled that district attorney pamela price cannot prosecute one of her loudest political critics, the mercury news reports. the judges ruling will block the da's office from prosecuting the case of a former employee because of a conflict of interest. the judge said. pamela price repeated highly made public comments about the former prosecutor, which was unusual because he only faced a misdemeanor. now, the case will be handled by th