earlier, we did hear from interim oakland police chief darren allison, five years, eight months, seven days. >> despite his pain and adversity, jordan courageously battled his injuries, fighting every minute to live while confined to a bed. he showed his strength, his determination, his warrior spirit. during that time, we continued in hope, spending time with jordan, encouraging him to fight. but after years of fighting, on april 20th, 2024, jordan found rest and was able to be at peace . the challenge now. >> today, the streets of oakland are being patrolled by alameda county sheriff's deputies to allow the oakland department time to grieve. officer wingate will be buried at a private ceremony in lafayette, live in castro valley. henry lee ktvu fox two news. >> look for your report later today. henry. thank you. san francisco firefighters likely spend much of today at the scene of a fire that tore through a residential building undergoing renovation. the fire call came in just before 430 this morning for the fire at the four story home on line and clay streets. this is just south of

. >> interim chief darren allison presented the flag from the officer's casket to his family. wingate was hurt in a crash back in 2018 that involved his patrol car, another car and a big rig parked at the port of oakland. after a years long fight for his life. he died on saturday at the age of 28. retired oakland police captain randy wingate paused at his son's flag draped casket before addressing mourners. he spoke of his son asking him to make lunch for him as a 21 year old. turns out it wasn't about the food, which his son only ate half of anyway. it was about the notes that came with it, and it dawned on me when i would make him lunch. >> when i would make the kids lunches, i would write, i love you, or i'm proud of you, or i write a note on the lunch. i then realized that, yeah, we will always remember you. >> the laughs you gave us and your beautiful smile. >> the fallen officer had followed in his father's footsteps, as well as his godfather, oakland officer willie wilkins, killed by friendly fire back in 2001. officer daniel estrada says he finds some comfort that both

among the speakers, oaklands interim police chief, darren allison, who commended wingate fortitude during his long-held struggles. he also acknowledged the many people who rallied to support wingate and his family after that crash. >>> a fire tore through a four-story building in san francisco. it broke out just after 4:30 this morning in the presidio heights. firefighters say six residential units were damaged. they were all vacant. no reports of any injuries. >>> students at stanford university are on day two of their sit in protest on campus. they are calling on the school to divest from the israeli government. standard says it supports peaceful protest but does not allow overnight camping or allow classes to be disrupted. >>> starting tonight, a stretch of southbound 680 will be closed through this we can. how trends will continue a repaving project in pleasanton and sunol. the stretch of 680 will be closed from the 580 connector to koopman road starting in 9:00 tonight and then reopening monday morning. >>> the 49ers and their first day of the nfl draft with a new team member, wide r

among the speakers, oakland interim police chief darren allison who said officer wingate had a warrior spirit and a guardian's heart. >> for five years, eight months, seven days, despite his pain and adversity, jordan courageously battled his injuries fighting every minute to live. while confined to a bed, he showed his strength, his determination, his warrior spirit. >> wingate was born in walnut creek. he became an oakland police cadet in 2013 and then in 2018 he was awarded rookie of the year by the oakland police officers association. jordan wingate was the 55th oakland officer killed in the line of duty. >> thanks so much. >>> we all know many businesses here in san francisco have been struggling since the pandemic, but iconic bookstore is bucking that trend. at 5:30 we'll introduce you to the buyer responsible for all the books at city lights. >> i think i'm one of the few independent book sellers who can say they went straight from jail to the job in book selling. >> how his journey took him from the front lines of anti-war protests to the cozy confines of his beloved book shop.

today we honor and remember officer jordan tyler wingate, interim oakland police chief darren allison was among those who spoke about the fallen officer. jordan exemplified the distinct character and possessed the essential qualities and courage to do this job well. he was the kind of cop you wanted the department and the oakland community were fortunate to have him as a police officer. wingate passed away recently after battling injuries in a traffic collision that happened while he was on duty in 2018. it doesn't matter how much time passes, five days, five months, five years, no amount of time can prepare you for the loss of a loved one, especially the loss of your child. wingate's father, randy wingate, is a retired oakland police captain. he choked back tears as he talked of his son's commitment to oakland. such a short period of time. he truly created his own legacy. jordan stood for something which is so uncommon in the world that we have today. jordan just wanted to serve his community. he also thanked those who have supported his family and shared his memories. i think the bi

. >> interim chief darren allison presented the flag from the officer's casket to his family. hurt in a crash back in 2018 that involved his patrol car, another car and a big rig parked at the port of oakland. after a years long fight for his life, he died on saturday at the age of 28. retired oakland police captain randy wingate paused at his son's flag draped casket before addressing mourners. he spoke of his son asking him to make lunch for him as a 21 year old. turns out it wasn't about the food, which his son only ate half of anyway. it was about the notes that came with it, and it dawned on me when i would make him lunch. >> when i would make the kids lunches, i would write, i love you or i'm proud of you. i write a note on the lunch. i then realized that, yeah, we will always remember you. >> the laughs you gave us in your beautiful smile. >> the fallen officer had followed in his father's footsteps, as well as his godfather, oakland officer willie wilkins, killed by friendly fire back in 2001. officer daniel estrada says he finds some comfort that both are together onc

. >> interim chief darren allison presented the flag from the officer's casket to his family. wingate was hurt in a crash back in 2018 that involved his patrol car, another car and a big rig parked at the port of oakland. after a years long fight for his life, he died on saturday at the age of 28. retired oakland police captain randy wingate paused at a son's flag draped casket before addressing mourners. he spoke of his son asking him to make lunch for him as a 21 year old. turns out it wasn't about the food, which his son only ate half of. anyway it was about the notes that came with it, and it dawned on me when i would make him lunch. >> when i would make the kids lunches, i would write, i love you or i'm proud of you, and i write a note on the lunch. i then realized that, yeah, we will always remember you. >> the laughs you gave us and your beautiful smile. >> the fallen officer had followed in his father's footsteps, as well as his godfather, oakland officer willie wilkins, killed by friendly fire back in 2001. officer daniel estrada says he finds some comfort that both a

. >> interim chief darren allison presented the flag from the officer's casket to his family. wingate was hurt in a crash back in 2018 that involved his patrol car, another car and a big rig parked at the port of oakland. after a years long fight for his life, he died on saturday at the age of 28. retired oakland police captain randy wingate paused at a suns flag draped casket before addressing mourners. he spoke of his son asking him to make lunch for him, as a 21 year old turns out it wasn't about the food, which his son only ate. half of anyway. it was about the notes that came with it, and it dawned on me when i would make him lunch. >> when i would make the kids lunches, i would write, i love you or i'm proud of you. i write a note on the lunch i then realized that yeah, we will always remember you, the laughs you gave us and your beautiful smile. >> the fallen officer had followed in his father's footsteps, as well as his godfather, oakland officer willie wilkins, killed by friendly fire back in 2001. officer daniel estrada says he finds some comfort that both are togeth

. >> interim chief darren allison presented the flag from the officer's casket to his family. wingate was hurt in a crash back in 2018 that involved his patrol car, another car and a big rig parked at the port of oakland. after years long fight for his life, he died on saturday at the age of 28. retired oakland police captain randy wingate paused at his son's flag draped casket before addressing mourners. he spoke of his son asking him to make lunch for him as a 21 year old. turns out it wasn't about the food, which his son only ate half of anyway. it was about the notes that came with it, and it dawned on me when i would make him lunch. >> when i would make the kids lunches, i would write, i love you, or i'm proud of you, and i write a note on the lunch. i then realized that yeah, we will always remember you. >> the laughs you gave us and your beautiful smile. >> the fallen officer had followed in his father's footsteps as well as his godfather, oakland officer willie wilkins, killed by friendly fire back in 2001. officer daniel estrada says he finds some comfort that both ar

today, we expect to hear from a number of speakers, including interim oakland police chief darren allison. wingate's father, retired oakland police captain randy wingate, and other family members and friends. earlier this week, we did talk to randy wingate. he spoke to ktvu about his son's compassion and empathy while on the job. >> somebody sent me a video of him talking to a homeless person and, he just walked up, and it was it was a lady. and somebody had called. the one of the homeless person moved. and then they told me at the end of the, you know, the video is pretty short. it's just jordan talking and it you would think jordan actually, you know, knew the person the way he was talking to her. >> now officer wingate, who medically retired in 2020, will be buried in a private ceremony today in lafayette. live in castro valley. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry. thank you. coming up here on mornings on to the nine. one of the most famous people in the country is taking her media spotlight to the white house next. what? kim kardashian did in her meeting with vice president kamala