president elias is here. all right. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and acting director jermaine jones from the department of police accountability. they brought you back. you silenced the crowd last time. that's why. go for it. all right. line item one. weekly officer recognition certificate. presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. officer ashley muhly, star number 1496 from ingleside station. good evening. commissioners. chief, everybody in the room. hi. my name is amy hurwitz. i am the captain of ingleside statio. if you don't know where ingleside station is, we are probably the southernmost district station in san francisco. we deal with many of the crimes that the other district stations have to deal with robbery, drugs, burglary, etc. but we also have a unique challenge of gambling establishments. so illegal gambling establishments, these have been on the news, and a lot of people are like ma. so what? it's a ga

president elias. thank you, captain hurwitz, for that presentation. congratulations to officer molly. i'll definitely echo what president elias said. additionally, for those members of the public who are not aware, this is the second time officer molly has been recognized. i know for the officer of the month was you as well as some of your colleagues from ingleside were also recognized for this great work. so thank you for doing this work. and congratulations again. commissioner yee, thank you very much. there. president elias, i also want to echo what the commissioner, kevin benedicto, said and your captain being selected again, the weekly officer of the week is being recognized for all your hard work and your dedication to public safety here. so again, thank you and congratulations and wish you the best in your future. and to the team too. as well. ingleside team, thank you very much. sergeant i'll take a snapshot here. if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line ite

president elias. chief, i just want to congratulate your team and also your, you know, your command staff and all the members throughout this year. i continue to see the crime drop to 30%. as you said, i don't know the historical, but it looks like it's been ten years plus that this seen such low rates of crime rates. so continue your i guess, the great work that your team is putting together. i get to read the reports, and i'm very happy to see that we are safer in the city. as i also walked the city and also visited throughout the city, i can see the change in there. so thanks again. thanks for all the hard work. i know tremendous dedication by our members and public safety first, thank you chief, your your staff and all the members. thank you. thank thank you commissioner. sergeant, any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item five. please approach the podiu. we say no. i know absolute incompetence. that's i absolute incompetence. it's going to prevent self control

president elias. sort of echo your concern to you and making sure that this resolution is complete. we don't want to come back again and then redo the resolutions or there's, you know, changes to it. as president cindy elias get it done right, making sure that we push to the board that it's this this another meeting instead of coming back so that that's my concern and making sure that making sure that we don't get false tips that leads to incarceration of people that are that are innocent. that's my concern, too, is the most important. thank you. okay. commissioner yanez has his hand raised? no. okay. sergeant. webex. no motion. any motion in a second. i got motion, okay. if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding, excuse me, line item ten, please approach the podium. i am very disappointed in this. people have been accused of false information way before this. what does it take for you guys to for you to pass this? let the board of supervisors deal with it. how long am i

and president elias. yes. president elias is four. you have four yeses. we'll go into closed session. sfgovtv san francisco government television. of item 17 a where factual information will be provided in the minutes. second, any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item 18. please approach the podium. seeing no public comment on the motion, commissioner benedicto, how do you vote? yes, mr. benedicto is. yes. commissioner yanez. yes. mr. yanez is. yes. commissioner yee. yes. commissioner yee is. yes. and president elias. yes. president elias is. yes. you have four yeses. line item 19. adjournment. be a great night. good night. >> brainchild the executive director 6 housing clinic in the neighborhood for it 90 years and talking about the history like the first web about family history and a lot of the clinicians found with a group of the community members. with the owner of cadillac the housing on the west coast and the tenderloin is a permanent climax of history of the neighborhood and the community art gorilla for whatev

joining me now is mark elias, founder of democracy docket and a partner at elias law group.to see you. i want you to underscore, because you're actively in the trenches, going to court, fighting these battles, so you understand what litigation looks like and feels like. why is it so important to have protective forces against the improper use and the weaponization of government and investigative power, especially when you look at this incoming administration? >> yeah, sometimes i worry that people think litigation is what they see on tv. it begins, goes through the middle, and concludes in an hour. unfortunately, that's not the case. these investigations can go on for months and months. they can stretch on for years. when you have someone like donald trump and kash patel who, you know, are in control of the levers of those investigations, it can take not just a financial toll on people but a reputational and mental health toll. set the legal fees aside, it is cold comfort to say, well, at the end of it, since you did nothing wrong, you'll be okay. well, the end may be months

thank you, president elias. i actually have my hand up for the previous item around the policy failures and trainings. i just, i just, you know, i cannot fail to point out that based on, you know, i think the dpa director also noted that it's very appropriate for us to be having a conversation about body worn camera when in effect. here we have a policy failure that is specifically regarding how vague our body-worn camera policy is when it comes to citing police tactics and confidential information. administrative investigation. so i am very hopeful that we will be able to find a solution that helps us both hold folks accountable if and when they are, you know, muting their camera for things that are outside of policy and that we will come up with a better policy moving forward. and i did have a question about i mean, it is very difficult for me to understand and wrap my head around how it's possible that an individual who's under the influence of alcohol and is flashing a gun outside, you know, the vehicle, how

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five year old elias wolford and six year old roman mendez were shot during recess. today, the family of elias said he hasn't moved his leg since an mri discovered that the bullet damaged his spinal cord. doctors aren't sure that he will make a full recovery. the family says they are so thankful, though, for the community's support. a story now from our investigative unit. the victim of a violent sex crime is now suing over the way she was treated during the prosecution of her case. she says she was kept out of the legal process and at times blamed and shamed by the san mateo county district attorney's office. kari banks, alleged attacker fernando altuna mendoza was charged with multiple felonies, including rape. the san mateo county da. mendoza pled not guilty, but ultimately accepted a plea deal for false imprisonment. false imprisonment is not a sex crime. now, banks has filed a civil lawsuit against the county and the da's office. she says prosecutors marginalized her and excluded her from key decisions. she also said she was informed of that plea deal too late t

well, yesterday the family of elias said that he hasn't moved his legs. an mri discovered that that bullet damaged his spinal cord. doctors aren't sure if he'll make a full recovery, but the family says that they are thankful for the community support. well, the fate of nima momeni is still in the hands of the jury today, which is off until monday. momeni faces one count of murder for the deadly stabbing last april of cash app co-founder bob lee. the jury wrapped. day six of deliberations yesterday, after six weeks of testimony and three days of closing arguments. attorneys for both sides were called into the courtroom a few times to listen to and answer questions by the judge that he got from the jury yesterday. hard to tell at this point how close they might be to a verdict. the back and forth saga continues for oakland airport. yeah, they were pushing for that new name for the port of oakland is appealing the order, which temporarily blocks the airport from using its new name. now, the airport announced that it was changing its name to the san francisc

the aunt of five year old elias wolford says she was at work when she learned about the shooting that left her nephew critically injured. >> basically, for my nephew, this this has shattered his childhood. a kid can't get shot and just go on like this with this. this shooter did was it stole his his normal childhood. i mean, it's a wonder he's alive and it's a miracle. >> elias, his aunt, says he was hit in the chest and abdomen. he's had two surgeries, which have been successful. the second victim, six year old roman mendez, is also in critical condition tonight in butte county. the community turned its annual tree lighting event into a vigil for the two young boys. as reporter karolina estrada tells us. hundreds of people attended to show support for the victims families. >> nobody will ever forget this day. you know that day? nothing. it'll always be there. >> a community struck by tragedy. >> what a tragedy. like this happens close to you. it really puts into perspective what you have. >> arthur waters and shelley vollmer live in palermo, less than three miles away from where a sc

el teniente mariano elías dice que cuando se emitió la advertencia, activaron su plan de acción. hoy. pero puede pasar en cualquier día. asegura que es inusual recibir una advertencia de tsunami en san francisco, pero no deben de decir que nada va a pasar. no va a pasar aquí. eh? realmente para un terremoto no es,, si va a pasar, es que cuando va a pasar y como usted dice, los aftershocks 1 tiene que epararse. por eso le urge a los que viven en el área de la bahía tener un plan de emergencia. el teniente elías recomienda poner sus documentos importantes y un par de ropa cómoda en una mochila. mantenerse en comunicación con la familia y ayudar a vecinos de la tercera edad o con discapacidades para que puedan salir rápidamente.rse fuera. en esta situación fuera de la área de las aguas sobre aquí tenemos la bahía en san francisco y tenemos el mar en caso de un tsunami. aconseja irse a zonas elevadas de la ciudad lejos del mar. esto era casi, practicando para para en caso que algo pase. desde san francisco yomara lópez telemundo yomara. gracias por ese informe. en otras noticias le q

el teniente mariano elías dice que cuando se emitió la advertencia, activaron su plan de acción.amos por un evento así. ehdigamos, nada pasó hoy. pero puede pasar en cualquier día. asegura que es inusual recibir una advertencia de tsunami en san francisco, pero no deben de decir que nada va a pasar. no va a pasar aquí. eh? realmente para un terremoto no es, si va a pasar, es que cuando va a pasar y como usted dice, los aftershocks 1 tiene que prepararse. por eso le urge a los que viven en el área de la bahía tener un plan de emergencia. el teniente elías recomienda poner sus documentos importans y un par de ropa cómoda en una mochila. mantenerse en comunicación con la familia y ayudar a vecinos de la tercera edad o con discscapacidad para que puedan salir rápidamente. irse fuera. en esta situación, fuera de la área de las aguas, aquí tenemos la bahía en san francisco y tenemos el mar. en caso de un tsunami. aconseja irse a zonas elevadas de la ciudad, lejos del mar. esto era casi, practicando para para en caso que algo pase. desde san francisco soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. y pr

justo en el mismo salón que elías. fue muy difícil.o que había ocurrido, pero en la mañana mencionó que sí. un hombre entró y quería hacerles daño. entonces eso a mí me rompió. me rompió porque yo pensé que no sabía nada. pues fue devastador, la verdad. este. yo ese día no pude seguir trabajando. tuve en una comunidad pequeña y unida como esta. una tragedia de esta magnitud afecta a todos sus miembros, como es el caso de carlos, quien me dice que la tristeza se ha conjugado con la fe, especialmente este día en el que su comunidad también celebra el inicio de la navidad. por la gracia de dios, Él hará el milagro y ellos estarán completamente recuperados muy pronto. por su parte, la oficina del alguacil del condado butte informó esta noche a través de su página en facebook que ambos niños salieron con éxito de las cirugías a las que fueron sometidos. este viernes y permanecen hospitalizados en condición crítica. las mismas autoridades han dicho que el trauma que deja esta tragedia va a tardar meses o años, incluso en borrarse de las ment

elia: causa polÉmica el vÍdeo que muestra el aumento de un mes los la patrulla fronteriza atropellÓ migranterriÓ justamente al lado del muro fronterizo en san isidro. activistas dice que esto fue intencional y es por esto que piden una investigaciÓn. hay alertas por el mal tiempo que amenaza por tormentas en el sudeste. el alcalde de nueva york cambia su postura de la deportaciÓn de migrantes. en mÉxico expertos de seguridad aseguran que los grupos de crimen organizados esta creados por mÁs mandos Élite en respuesta... saÚl Álvarez cambia los guantes de boxeo por unos tacos, les contamos. locutor: estÉs noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. elian: hay temor en los migrantes que esperan en mÉxico para cruzar la frontera a estados unidos y despuÉs de que se diera este medio la gente de la propia fronteriza atropellado a un migrante. reportero: se puede ver cÓmo agentes fronterizos brinca el muro. las personas que brincaron el muro siguen subiendo por la carrera y es entonces bando un vehÍculo oficial embiste a una de las personas. a pesar del golpe, siguen corriendo mientras que la gente da la

they are part of the same centrist elias. and in fact, although he has run for president himself 3 times in the last elections since mcclung came to power, he himself said he would step aside in order to continue his support from a quote. so this is both why he's now been given the chance to form a government as the 6 prime minister in france since book one took over. but he will, uh, you know, face a really uphill battle, given the huge instability of the huge divisions in french politics. and that's why it's considered that mcclung took this chance on someone who is calm and known to well be able to negotiate between the left and the right. that's what's the biggest task facing the new prime minister as well. that will be the biggest task as we know, it shall bunny. it was not able to do it despite his long experience in politics. and so he will be expected to negotiate immediately with the opposite opposition. as you mentioned, maureen le pen, of course, on the far right uh, you know, with the, the goal to bring down the c

mark elias, really no wonder that palm -- pam bondi was a natural choice for ag, she was there for the cares about election denialism more than anything else. it's the one irreducible minimum. if you look at every person who donald trump has appointed to almost every office they are an election liar, it is the gating entry, so it's pam bondi as attorney general, kash patel as the fbi director and the person he's nominated for other cabinet positions that have nothing to do with justice, so he is going to insist that everyone at the rnc, everyone in his political orbit, everyone who is a political appointee is committed to the big lie about 2020 because that is what he cares most about. look at how you began the hour with congresswoman zoloft green, and who is he threatening with criminal prosecution? the people who told the truth about january 6th, and about the election in 2020. >> michael steele, i want to read you a little more from the washington post about what pam bondi did on november four, 2020, the day after the election, quote, bondi and lewandowski drove together to philadel

five year old elias wolford and six year old roman mendez remain in critical condition, but they are now stable. that shooting happened wednesday afternoon at the feather river adventist school, just south of oroville the shooter was later found dead by suicide. officials say he has a lengthy criminal history dating back decades in multiple states. authorities say before the shooting, the suspect scheduled an appointment under a false name to discuss enrolling his grandson at the school. alameda county has a new interim district attorney pamela price walked out of the da's office for the last time yesterday after being recalled by voters. chief assistant district attorney roy roberts takes over today as interim da until the board of supervisors appoint someone to the office. three south bay hospitals are in hot water over how prosecutors say they get rid of medical waste. the hospitals are all run by santa clara county, and as carra saint-cyr's reports, they could have to cough up a lot of money. >>>>reporter the santa clara district attorney's office is filing a civil enforcement ac

this week, the family of elias said he has not yet moved his legs.et damaged his spinal cord. doctors are not sure he will ever make a full recovery. the family says they are thankful for the community's support. there is a gofundme for both of those children and their hospital expenses. back here in the bay area, mayor london breed on her way out in her final weeks in office after she did not win reelection for the last six and a half years. the 50 year old native san franciscan has led san francisco through arguably some of the biggest challenges the city has ever faced, including the pandemic, a fentanyl crisis and a slow economic recovery. nbc bay area's sergio quintana sat down with mayor breed and asked her, what's next? i will just say that because i'm interested in all of it. i'm interested in community and how we provide resources to organizations that serve community. i'm interested in housing and building more. i'm interested in the city and some of the work we've done around recovery, especially, and abstinence based recovery. i have so m

six year old roman mendez and five year old elias wolford. investigators have also identified the shooter. abc seven, abc news reporter rhiannon ally explains there is also a clearer picture of his motives for the attack. >> authorities say the suspect who opened fire at this christian elementary school north of sacramento, california, wednesday had a long criminal history and was mentally ill. the victims include six year old roman mendez. he suffered twoold gunshot wounds and five year old elias wolford. a bullet traveled through his chest and abdomen. his family says he's now on a ventilator. >> the fact that they are currently still with us, i think, is a miracle and something that we should all be very thankful for. shots fired two seven cox lane between highway 70 and stimson road. >> police say the shooter, 56 year old glenn linton, took an uber to the school after setting up a meeting with the principal about enrolling a student, but they say it was all a ruse. linton seen here, his hand inside his jacket, concealing a handgun. >> aft

five year old elias wolford and six year old roman mendez were shot last week at feather river adventist the immediate shock and heartbreak of the shooting has since reinforced the community's resilience. reporter andres valle takes us to a fundraiser in oroville as neighbors rally around the boys and their families. >> there's not a lot of spices. no, ma'am, it does not. >> an act of service that does not go unnoticed. >> you got to love on these babies and be there for them. >> thank you very much. you're welcome. robin milner donating his time to raise money for two children in butte county who are fighting for their lives. >> never fall short of doing what is right when it weighs on your heart. be of service. >> this is what we do. reporter. >> this chilly fundraiser at southside community center in oroville. tonight comes five days after a shooter went into feather river adventist school, shooting five year old elias wolford and six year old roman mendez. so this is a day of jubilee. >> this is a day of thanksgiving. >> one by one, people coming together to support the victims and t

aÑos comerciante de kindergarten, quien sufriÓ dos heridas de bala muy serias, tambiÉn su compaÑero, elÍasnglÉs] el hecho que aÚn estÉn con nosotros es un milagro, y algo por lo que deberÍamos estar agradecidos. elyangÉlica: compartiÓ el jefe de policÍa. >> [habla en inglÉs] elyangÉlica: la llamada de emergencia reportaba el tiroteo ejecutado por este hombre de 56 aÑos, el asesino tomÓ un uber a la escuela, donde tenÍa una cita con el director, supuestamente para inscribir a su nieto ficticio. estÁ registrado en una imagen con su mano dentro de la chaqueta, aparentemente ocultando la pistola. luego de disparar a mansalva a los niÑos, se apuntÓ con el arma y se quitÓ la vida. este hombre habrÍa programado otra reuniÓn similar en otra escuela. los niÑos continÚan en estado crÍtico, pero estable, ojalÁ se recuperen. vuelvo con ustedes al estudio. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: nos unimos a ese pensamiento de lee angÉlica, muchas gracias, ojalÁ que esos dos angelitos se recupere muy pronto de las heridas de bala. cambiamos de informaciÓn con el segmento "lo que te besÉ saber". residentes de california se

he suffered two gunshot wounds and five year old elias wolford. a bullet traveled through his chest and abdomen. his family says he's now on a ventilator. >> the fact that they are currently still with us, i thin, is a miracle and something that we should all be very thankful for. shots fired. >> 207 cox lane between highway 70 and stimson road. >> police say the shooter, 56 year old glenn linton, took an uber to the school after setting up a meeting with the principal about enrolling a student, but they say it was all a ruse. linton seen here, his hand inside his jacket, concealing a handgun. >> after that, he pulls the firearm and initiates his attack. >> police say linton turned the gun on himself after shooting the boy. his criminal history dates back decades and includes identity theft, fraud and forgery. investigators say while suffering from severe mental illness, he may have targeted the christian school in response to america's involvement in the middle east. >> how it was that he conflated what's going on in palestine and yemen with the

se trata de romÁn mÉndez, de seis aÑos, quien recibiÓ dos impactos de bala y elÍas wolford, de cinco identificaron al sospechoso que ven en pantalla como glenn little, de 56 aÑos, con un largo historial criminal y tambiÉn de problemas de salud mental, a quien incluso se le puede ver en dos fotografÍas en la escuela adventista feather river. segÚn el reporte inicial, el atacante llegÓ en uber a la escuela usando un nombre falso y pidiendo un tour bajo la excusa de que pensaba inscribir a un niÑo. acto seguido, tras el tour, el hombre ingresÓ en el baÑo, le disparÓ a los dos pequeÑos y luego se quitÓ la vida. el caso sigue bajo investigaciÓn en informaciÓn de Última hora. el presidente electo, donald trump, nominÓ esta noche a un candidato ya conocido por su administraciÓn para dirigir ice. se trata de caleb vitello, quien estarÁ como director interino del servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas. vitello tiene 23 aÑos de experiencia en la agencia y ha tenido un papel muy importante en las deportaciones de inmigrantes indocumentados. segÚn lo dijo trump en su red social truth socia

kindergarten age boys shot and injured at their school once day, 6 year old roman mendez 5 year-old elias wolford remain hospitalized critical condition. they have been stabilized, federal and state officials are helping with things like hotel costs for their families so they can stay nearby. authorities say the gunman is this person. 56 year-old glenn ligon who has been in and out of jail and has mental problems. he booked an appointment with the principal at feather river adventist church saying he wanted to enroll his grandson after the appointment. the sheriff says he shot the 2 little boys and then took his own life. go. cart driver was killed in a crash in brentwood yesterday. the chp says it happened on sellers avenue near sunset road friday afternoon. officers say the man driving the go-cart somehow lost control, crashed into a power pole. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. the chp is hoping any witnesses will come forward with any added information. freeman police looking for a missing teenage girl 15 year olds. and so to see a glue was last seen friday washington hi

este es el primer consejo que menciona el abogado de inmigración elías mendoza, ante la llegada del presidenteos. y es que con la llegada de la nueva administración crece la incertidumbre por el futuro de programas como daca, que de acuerdo a datos federales, beneficia a más de 530.000 jóvenes, de los cuales 80% son de origen mexicano. en este sentido, el abogado recuerda cuándo puede comenzar el proceso de renovación de daca. hay que recordarse de que mandara una renovación. está permitido 150 días a la fecha de vencimiento. el experto también menciona que si su permiso daca está vencido, tiene hasta un año para renovarlo, pero con la nueva administración sugiere no esperar a que se venzal permiso. ellos les urgen preparar los formularios de la renovación, mandar el trámite y migración si lo procesa. la posibilidad de pedir permiso para viajar fuera de estados unidos y reingresar al país podría ser considerado un riesgo de acuerdo al abogado, especialmente después del 20 de enero, pues ese permiso de viajar y entrar es de mucho valor, pero pues lleva obviamente riesgos. de cuánto tiempo se ta

six-year-old elias woolford and 6 year-old from on. ms end as are still in critical condition. some good news tonight, butte county sheriff's office says both boys successfully came through their planned surgeries today. 5 buildings, including 2 homes caught fire in san jose. here's a look at some of the damage this happened this afternoon. crews say the fire started on still avenue near san antonio elementary and then spread to other buildings, including a home on heller place. crews say one person had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. 8 people in total displaced, including 3 pats. no word yet on what caused this fire. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight as we're taking a look at san francisco international airport. seems like skies are friendly out there. and let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. i learned a lot of folks, other parts of the country probably love to be here flying get away from some of the snow and the cold weather. it is just been unusually warm here to start out december, but things. >> i think the

. >> los pequenos son elias wo wolford, de cinco anos, y roman mendez, de 6. >> las autoridades creenacante pudo haber elegido la escuela debido a que afiliacion con el iglesia adventista de la dia. >> el habia asistido a una reunion supuestamente interesado en inscribir a un estudiante. >> del ejecutivo de united healthcare va por su segundo dia en nueva de interes y en el lugar encontraron nuevas pistas. >> una de ellas son palabras grabadas en las balas que apuntan a una venganza. >> karla amezola reporta. >> este es el rostro del hombre mas buscado en nueva york. >> york. >> en las fotografias se le ve sonriente y sus facciones son muy ser claramente identificadas. >> dar con el. >> la escena del crimen fue visitada por trabajadores de la compania de aseguros, como esta mujer que viajo desde co connecticut para dejarle una rosa destrozada, lamento su muerte. >> son de un video de vigilancia de un hostal en el alto hombre se estuvo quedando da miedo pensar que pudimos estar en el mismo cuarto, dijo esta turista. >> en un comunicado, el hostal publico que coopera con las fuerzas del

they've been identified as 6 year-old roman mendez and 5 year-old elias woolford both are in kindergarten. the sheriff also identified the shooter as glenn. let in. they say the shooter had a lengthy criminal history and mental health issues. i've been in jail several times and they say he attended paradise adventist school as a child. police say the shooter used a rideshare service to arrive at that elementary school yesterday. authorities have since identified the driver of the rideshare and are interviewing him. the fbi has been called in to assist with the investigation. >> day 2 of jury deliberations in the murder trial of many, the man accused of stabbing a cash app founder bob lead to death last april. kron four's rob nesbitt has been in the courtroom all day waiting for a verdict. he's stepped outside tonight to join us. rob, how was today? >> well, grande making an interesting turn of events in court today. the jury was in a holding pattern when they got back from lunch this afternoon. they did not the right back into deliberations like they normally would. instead they were held

. >> reporter: elias, this smiley happy care-free kid has been mostly asleep after surgery, as doctorsant him resting, so his body could heal. but thursday, he woke up long enough to talk to his dad. >> you know, this has shattered his childhood. i mean, this is going to, you know, he is still in critical condition. >> reporter: the tight knit community, pledging their unwavering support to the families as the boys heal. his aunt telling us, she knows they're not the only ones hurting. >> all the other kids that were in the school, like this is all very traumatic. i think one thing that is really devastating too, they were targeted because of their religion. nobody should have to go through this. but just being a supportive community, coming together, especially during the holiday season. >> and horrible to think about what those little boys are going through tonight. people have donated thousands of dollars to victims families. and we are also learning more about the suspect who opened fire before taking his own life. the sheriff says 56-year-old glen litten used a fake name and a mad

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elias wolford was shot in the lung and stomach and the other shot in the chest. both are in critical but stable condition and we look at how the communities are rallying around the young boys. i can only imagine it will be a very emotional evening. >> reporter: yes, ryan. it has been an emotional past couple days, but now i'm here in downtown oroville where that candlelight prayer is to begin in about ten minutes. tonight's original plan was to have the annual city tree lighting, but a community member decided to gather other community members to get here early to show support and solidarity for the two children in the hospital and their families. more residents are showing up as i speak. there are city leaders, church leaders, and community leaders expected to show up and share words of encouragement. i spoke with one woman who says she knows the mendez family, one of the victims, and she says they are expecting a big turnout tonight even just from their own church because the community wants to show their support and they want to do everything they can to help.

así lo reveló la familia del menor de 5 años de nombre elías wolford, aunque la verdad es que una resonanciacuperación del menor. y atención, pues ante el aumento de viajes en las carreteras del país por la temporada navideña, las autoridades comenzaron ya su operativo a nivel nacional para evitar y detener a los conductores que conduzcan bajo los efectos del alcohol. carlos alberto trestini conversó con un abogado y nos explica cuáles podrían ser las consecuencias, dependiendo también del proceso migratorio en el que se encuentre. durante los periodos festivos de navidad y año nuevo. lamentablemente, los números de muertes por conducir en estado de ebriedad aumentan. esto de acuerdo al departamento de transporte de estados unidos en diciembre de 2022. para tener una mejor idea, se reportaron 1062 muertes en todo ese mes. y estas están relacionadas con manejar los influencia del alcohol. estos números son preocupantes, además de alarmantes. es por eso que más agentes de la ley se encuentran en las carreteras como parte de una campaña. la campaña drive over o get over, que comenzó el 11 de di

they've been identified as roman mendez and elias wolford. both attended kindergarten at the feather river adventist school near oroville. that's where the shooting took place just after 1:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say that a chp officer responded within two minutes and he found the gunman dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. two hours ago, the sheriff gave an update on those two little boys. they have a very long road ahead of them in terms of recovery. it's very likely that they are going to have to have a number of surgeries as going forward. but the fact that they are currently still with us, i think is a miracle and something that we should all be very thankful for. such tragedy. the sheriff identified the shooter as this man, 56 year old glen linton. they say he's homeless, had a lengthy criminal history, including an arrest in south san francisco last month for being in a stolen u-haul. he was released from jail about two weeks ago. the sheriff says linton believed in some conspiracy theories and wrote that he was part

carmen elias, the owner of la mejor bakery, found the woman painting her parklet and confronted her. soon as they mentioned that if you don't answer me, i'm going to call the police, i'm not going to let you touch no more. and she left. >> the city offers to paint over graffiti only in certain commercial areas, but that doesn't include murals if not fixed within 30 days, business owners can face a fine of about $360. >> we look for patterns. if we can catch somebody, we will. we want to make sure that it's a culprits who are being punished for this, not the people whose properties are tagged. >> san francisco's public works department works with the city's police department and district attorney's office to prosecute prolific taggers. sfpd has since arrested the woman, saying, quote, the suspect was in custody for another graffiti slash vandalism incident that occurred on december 17th to a business located on the 4300 block of mission street. a relief for many who are now working to restore the beloved mural. >> we're hoping that this weekend there is going to be, if there's no rain

after his deportation was blocked, les -- elias went on to murder someone.e was able to stay here and murder because people like this man campaigned against deporting criminals. will he apologized for signing these letters? p.m. starmer: mr. speaker, i remind her that under their watch of migrants coming into this country nearly one million is over four times the number one we were in the eu. they lost control of the border. the example is a failure under her government to take necessary measures to keep our country safe. >> mr. speaker, this is a ludicrous assertion. he is the one who was repeatedly sending letters. he even offered support for deportation. he does not want to talk about his past, but that letter is the tip of the iceberg. there is more. the prime minister complained that the immigration system was working to deter migrants rather than provide support. she said he was proud to have served. he boasted that he took the last labor government to court for cutting benefits for asylum-seekers. he said he would never set a target based approach to

eso hemos querido disipar algunas interrogantes y hemos conversado con el abogado en inmigración, elías y aún no se le ha vencido su documento, sepa que puede renovarlo con 150 días antes del vencimiento. sin embargo, también mencionaba que si su permiso daca está vencido, tiene hasta un año para renovarlo, pero destaca que es importante conocer los riesgos de esperar que se venza su documento, especialmente con la llegada de la nueva administración. escuchemos. ellos les urgen preparar los formularios de la renovación, mandar el trámite y migración si lo procesa. y eso es la ley. el día de hoy la ley sigue igual. cuando viene enero 19, pues va a seguir igual, pero nadie se sabe qué cambios va a llegar a implementar. del lado de la administración, eso nadie se sabe. el abogado señala también que si bien es cierto, cambiar las leyes puede tomar tiempo hacer otros cambios en los procesos migratorios puede ser más rápido. y menciona lo e ocurrió durante el primer periodo del entonces presidente donald trump. los cambios fueron muy rápidos, con poco aviso, pero no fueron cambios de la ley e

he died 6 year-old roman mendez and 5 year-old elias beaufort are still in critical condition tonightganizers of the vigil encourage people to bring gas cards, grocery cards and gift cards to help support the victims. families. >> we're now learning how the city of oakland plans to cut its massive budget deficit. in a report published today, city officials are proposing dramatic cutbacks, including 32 million dollars in cuts to the police department and they're talking about closing down 6 fire stations. kron four's. dan kerman reports the closing of 6 fire stations and the elimination of police special units. >> 2 police academies and a slashing of the police overtime budget. that's among the recommendations in this new report by oakland city administrator to close a budget deficit projected to be 129 million dollars by the end of this fiscal year in june of 2025. any of these impacts potentially huge for the police department and the way we police and public safety. >> among the cuts, the proposal projects a savings of 25 million dollars through a reduction in police overtime. and t

. >> reporter: 5-year-old elias and 6-year-old roman were rushed to the hospital.amily member says roman's twin brother witnessed him getting shot. how are they doing today? >> they are still in critical condition, but they have a long road ahead of them, probably multiple surgeries ahead of them. >> reporter: officers found litton dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators say litton had a lengthy criminal past and mental health issues. they also say they have uncovered a document that reveals he targeted the school based on his religious affiliation. >> he held some kind of belief that the seventh-day adventist church was involved in a genocide and oppression of palestinians and supportive of usa attacks on yemen. >> reporter: based on litton's criminal record, the sheriff told me there is no way he should have been able to obtain a gun lawfully. norah? >> norah: elise preston, thank you. tonight, israel and the u.s. are pushing back on new accusations of a genocide in gaza. amnesty international made the case in a scathing report. the world's largest

authorities have identified them a 6 year-old roman mendez and 5 year-old elias woolford. >> the littles are still in the hospital tonight in critical condition. the sheriff is also identified the shooter as 56 year-old glenn ligon. they say he has a lengthy criminal history and mental health issues. london had been in jail several times tended 7th day adventist school as a child. police say he used a rideshare service to get to the school authorities have since identified that driver and are interviewing him. the fbi has been called in to assist with the investigation. oakland police are investigating a body that was found in the west end of town from force. philippe gaulle shares more about the investigation. >> campbell street near mandela parkway in west oakland taped off by crime scene investigators after the oakland police department responded to reports of a body in the area. >> it was discovered at around 8.15, thursday morning. it could have been anything really, you know, it could have been a homeless person. it could have you know. >> a murder. i have no idea. com, a site inv

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