esparza's public defender tells me her client next public appearance will be june 12. abc 7 news. >> a san francisco dismissed charges against a former san francisco police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man while on duty. it comes hours after the attorney general decided not to file charges. the case involved kyiv to o'neil who was killed in 2017 by sammy jo a during a pursuit by the officer who was just out of the police a county. he would not be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the shooting was not self-defense. ask a judge has set a preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing hash out the bob lee. a judge ruled he is a danger to the public.he was stabbed a numf in the south market area. mona needs -- momeni' says it was self-defense. >> california added thousands of jobs last month but one analyst says their syndicate should that the state is now in recession. -- there is an indication that the state is non-recession. >> a famed wildlife photographers effort to save species from extinctio it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knock

esparza is facing one count of murder, along with a weapons enhancement is scheduled to be in court next friday. hours long standoff in fremont has come to an end tonight, and it's katie muse elissa harrington reports. this aspect walked out with his hands up and police say no one was injured. brought back. this is the moment a suspect who had been holed up in a fremont department finally exited the unit with his hands up. female followed. just seconds later, we were using a robot to try to make contact with them, but they came out on their own and they were unarmed. no injuries to them or any police in gardening community members. police took the man into custody following a standoff that lasted nearly four hours. this happened at the briar wood apartments on base street in three months, irvington area officers were first called around 2 20. pm when a neighbor called 911 to report an armed home invasion. the suspect was seen with a handgun. police evacuated nearby residents, a swat team and crisis negotiators were brought in. they used robots, canines and drones to try and make contact

si tiene alguna heridaque estÁ sangrando, que esa sangre no se esparza. >> sin embargo unos y otros coincidena los estados mÁs atractivos para disfrutar de sus playas. pero quÉ dicen las estadÍsticas sobre los ataques? >> segÚn el archivo internacional de ataques de tiburÓn es 60% de los ataques en estados unidos y el 38% en el mundo se registran en florida. si bien es cierto que las playas son apetecidas tambiÉn lo es que mÁs de 100 especies de tiburones rondan sus aguas. leÓn: el mundo del fÚtbol estÁ conmocionado de la denuncia de junior con el gran jugador brasileÑo de real madrid de que hay mucho racismo la liga espaÑola y en espaÑa en general. lo dijo despuÉs de que durante un partido entre real madrid y valencia le gritaron insultos racistas deplorables. y no es la primera vez que sufre esos ataques ni es la primera figuran atravesar por ese dolor en el fÚtbol de espaÑa. varias instituciones y figuras mundiales lo apoyan. juan carlos nos dice exactamente quÉ pasÓ. >> este es el insulto racista que aficionado de valencia lanzaron contra el jugador junior. el incidente encontrar fue bras

esparza citing privacy, but many residents claim there has been a long history of issues. it was my neighbor. he moved out of the building even after that the gentleman was now removed. he absolutely should have been screamed. he screamed out of the process. definitely the san go housing authority confirms. they refer all residents to each property, but say it's up to building management to handle tenant complaints multiple residents told me they were afraid to speak out in fears of losing their coveted spot in low-income housing. supervisor. rafael. mandelman says miss who's killing illustrates a much bigger issue in the low-income housing industry in the city and calls for more preventative measures. we need to much more intentionally be creating facilities for people who are going to be long-term placements for severe mental illness we're doing now is not working having the counties responsible for these facilities. and for the creation of maintenance. these facilities has not worked bridge housing says tenants have of public health and informed residents of a vigil hel

ama: esparza was booked on multiple charges, including murder. dan: breaking news in oakland where there is a three car crash involving two oakland police cruisers. this happened just after 4:00 this afternoon near sixth and jefferson streets, about two blocks from oakland police headquarters. there's no word yet what led up to the crash or whether anyone is hurt, but we are on it. and in oakland chinatown, today kicked off a unique new safety measure for the neighborhood, which has been hit hard by vandalism and theft. abc 7 news anchor dion lim how volunteers are coming together to bring shoppers back. dion: signs are back as the patrol group kicked off their first joint patrol in chinatown tuesday, a job police and a number of other volunteer patrol groups have been doing since early 2020, but never together. >> they have been patrolling entire towns since the pandemic as of today. this marks their 800 day. dion: the joint effort includes multiple officers and volunteers every first tuesday of the month, a direct response to a spring of brazen

prices coming in lower than expected suggesting that inflation is heading in the right direction esparza central bank this concern. the cpi from spain rising 6.6% for the month of april year on year in line with the estimate. it is an increase of 6.6% in terms of inflation out of spain year on year. zero dollar trading at 1.09. it has barely broken above 1.09 the last is currently up .1%. francine: we are getting breaking news from michelle bowman saying it is not clear if fed policy as restrictive enough. she is also expecting rates or a saying rates need to stay restrictive flirt sometime. there was a big interview that she gave to our colleagues at the news agency. she said inflation rates remain much too higher they will need further tightening. she is basically saying that there is a lot more that the fed could and should do. she is one of the biggest members and is quite hawkish. we will keep a very close eye on the market reaction to that fantastic interview. tom: traders are still pricing in cuts and there's pushback from the market down .2% by the end of the year. that official

officers later found the suspect. 41 year-old jesus esparza in the same building. he's now facing several charges, including murder and illegal entry into an emergency area. >> a suspect is under arrest for the april shooting death of an 18 year-old man and also malachi was arrested in citrus heights, a city near sacramento on wednesday. police say is associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victim sincere martin was found suffering from a gunshot wound. martin died later that day at the hospital. >> and davis, a former uc davis student has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connection to a string of deadly stabbings near the university. 21 year-old carlos dominguez remained expressionless during his first court appearance yesterday. he's accused of 3 attacks in the span of 5 days that left 2 people dead and another person recovering in the hospital. there is no clear motive for the stabbings, though. authorities say demand as was expelled from uc davis last month for academic reasons. 2 days later, police found the body of the first victim c

officers found a suspect and identified them as jesus esparza. he was living in the same building. he's now facing several charges, including murder and illegal entry into an emergency area. >> a mass shooting in texas has left at least 8 people dead, including children at an outlet mall and the dallas area. the suspected shooter is also dead. this all unfolded around 3.40, this afternoon in the dallas suburb of allen to 25 miles north of dallas. this is video from the scene at the allen premium outlets. authorities say police engaged and shot the suspect, they believe acted alone. the collin county sheriff has not released any details about the shooter. police believe they've located their car which is being examined by the bomb squad as a precaution. the allen fire chief confirming 7 people were killed at the outlet mall including the shooter with witnesses saying children were among those killed. first responders transported 9 others to area hospitals and of those transported to have since died. 3 are in critical surgery. 4 are stable tonight. texas governor greg abbott releasin

officers later finding the suspect identified as jesus esparza in the same building is now facing several charges, including murder and illegal entry to an emergency area. >> a historic vote underway in oakland tonight. the california state reparations task force began voting today on some final proposals. recommendations would compensate and apologize to black residents for generations of harm caused by discriminatory policies. the task force has been at work for almost 2 years studying and developing reparations proposals for black californians who can trace their heritage back to an enslaved person. it's important to note that none of this comes to pass unless the state legislature agrees to adopt all or some of the group's recommendations. 2 surfers had to be rescued today after they were swept away in the pacific ocean south of the golden gate bridge. 3 rescue swimmers with the san francisco fire department along with sfp d's rescue boat responded assisting the u.s. coast guard with the both surfers were pulled from the water about 3 quarters of a mile offshore and were taken by boat

julian esparza was booked in the san francisco county jail on friday on charges of murder, illegal entrynto an emergency area and resisting arrest. officers initially responded to a report of an unresponsive person in san francisco's do both triangle neighborhood. on friday, they found a 64 year old woman with an apparent stab wound. hundreds surrendered their guns today in a gun buyback event and san francisco the anonymous event hosted by the cemetery. all county sheriff's office and local police departments allow people to surrender their weapons. no questions asked. we're just trying to provide a safe place for people who may have unwanted unsecured guns. maybe i don't know how to operate the weapons. some people just don't want. i mean, this is a place to turn him in for some cash. people can cash in their inoperable handguns for $50, shotguns and rifles for $100, and those who turned in assault weapons got $200 against safety education was also offered at this event cemetery. oh county is accumulated 2700 firearms since 2018 through its gun buyback event officers plan to host a sec

officers later fia suspect identified as jesus esparza in the same building.llegal entry. police arrested a man in connection to the april shooting death of an 18 year-old man in elsa officers found the law. she in citrus heights near sacramento on wednesday. they say is associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victim since your martin was found shot suffering from a gunshot wound. martin later died that day at the hospital. is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. we turn now to the southern border where migrants and border officials wait for a title. 42 restrictions to end. evan moon is in washington with more on that. >> less than a week until title. 42 is set to expire. lawmakers are grappling with an influx of migrants at the southern border and the prospect of many, many more looking for last-minute solutions to prevent what could be another border crisis. it's the end of the trump era health policy that allowed border agents to turn away migrants on covid-related grounds. a tool used 2.7 million times since march of