what say you heather?don't want to kill this sea block coming up but trump even mentioned look at tim walz's family, they are all for me. he wants to go hang out with these people. that is something he would do. regardless if they are genetically blood related or not, obviously there is some relation but it would be good to have some anecdotal evidence. >> greg: who needs anecdotal evidence? not me. that takes too much time. up next trump loves to embarrass kamala harris. [cheering and applause] (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on, visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> greg: trump has the ball and the video comes from last night's trump tower hall hosted by a man named sean hannity. regarding kamala harris, look. is this a woman who is dangerous? >> this is a woman who is dangerous, i don't think too

like heather said people extremely anxious and angry about a change in country. it's kind of -- it doesn't need to actually -- it doesn't need to be true, it maybe feels true to a lot of these people. >> well, and i guess that raises the question, heather, whether you think there's an actual push back on the left about immigrants poidsening this country. that's not the say democrats have embraced that, but generally speaking when you talk about the immigration crisis in the country and talk about the policy even in the deal making on capitol hill, the republican kind of ideology about the borders needing to be shut and immigration is bad for the country has become ascendant, and i wonder whether you think more vociferous push back needs to emanate at least from the progressive left. i think that's such an excellent point. you know, what most people don't understand when they hear undocumented immigration, they hear people broke the law, right? and they think it's somebody stealing a car. they have no idea how hard it is to illegally migrate into this country. the

good to talk to you as well, heather. and we've seen two of our strongest numbers since the arrival of the pandemic back in march 2020. we've passed 194,000 riders. on wednesday, we passed 193,000 riders on thursday. those are our two highest days. and really, for us, what it comes down to is we typically do see an increase in september because a lot of kids are going back to school and they'll take bart for that. and so that certainly helps us. but beyond that, there's a lot of talk about safety on bart. and you even saw some of the video you were showing during the introduction of the new fare gates. there's a lot of buzz about safety on bart and all the work that we're doing to welcome riders back, and we think that that effort is really starting to pay off. >> okay, you mentioned those new fare gates. i mean, how much of a role do you believe that those are playing? because obviously those were put into place to make sure that every person who gets on bart is actually paying their toll? >> absolutely. and really, what

i'm heather holmes. the governor pointing the finger at local municipalities for failing to get people off the streets. our political reporter, greg lee, tonight with how the state is now turning up the heat. >> with the stroke of a pen, governor newsom signed a package of bills to address california's housing and homelessness crisis. the original sin in this state is affordability and impacts more people in more ways on more days. >> and that's the issue. cost of housing. >> newsom signed seven of the 32 bills in the package at the phoenix, an affordable housing complex in san francisco's mission district. the new laws generally focus on pressing local governments to approve new housing, streamlining the construction process and increasing accountability and enforcement. >> accountability and transparency are foundational to advance those goals. that said, we continue to struggle with accountability. we continue to struggle with transparency. >> east bay assembly member buffy wicks had a couple of bills

to like it or not, i am your host today, heather holmes. we're going to be talking about some of the things that you're talking about. and my esteemed colleagues here will let us know whether they like it or not. and joining us today, meteorologist mark tamayo

heather. greg. >> so many emotions, so many memories for so many people, especially the groundskeeper who called that his second home for so long. it just breaks your heart. but a powerful day for sure. amber. >> absolutely. >> thank you. amber. thank you. many fans wanting to soak in one last trip to the coliseum. and the day was made special right from the very beginning with a', legends and oakland natives. that's rickey henderson and dave stewart throwing out the first pitches today. throughout the game, there were tears and chants mixed in with some cheers. >> we love baseball in oakland. there's nothing like it. like i don't know, it's beautiful, it's heartbreaking, but it is what it is. >> i had to be here because this is my home away from home. >> i've made friends here. i have friends that i only know through here. and it is heartbreaking. >> the game was interrupted a few times when, as you see here, fans ran onto the grass and again when trash and other items were thrown onto the fi

heather. >> all right. henry. really quickly, though, you said that both of the men were from orinda. do we have any idea if they actually knew each other? >> yeah, unclear. i do know that the alleged shooter, the shooter who opened fire, lives on that same street down the ways a little bit and unclear exactly where the other man lived. >> all right. our henry lee reporting live for us tonight, henry. thank you. now we go to the south bay, where elected leaders, law enforcement and small business owners hosting a rally today in support of proposition 36 on the november ballot. that measure is aimed at creating more consequences for drug and theft crimes, and would reclassify some misdemeanors as felonies. san jose mayor matt mehan says many small businesses are struggling with crime, especially those shops owned by vietnamese immigrants. >> in 2022, within just a span of 30 days, my store have experienced eight consecutive break-ins and it's continuously and we continuously experience this type of terror. >> boudi

heather with me this hour.ices if we get the kamala harris proposal to give new homeowners $25,000? and in california it's $1500,000. what does that do to home prices? >> it's insane. anytime you subsidize something, you're causing the price of it to the increase. so, yeah, trump saying how is this even legal, whether that alone moves the needle and helps reduce home prices, you look at -- you broaden out the picture here. with everything they're doing in california, 20% down or 150,000 for illegal immigrants, what about americanssome what about our citizens that we can't even take care of and the homeless on the streets? we subsidize the cost of education by bailing out all student loans. guess what happens? the cost of colleges, it's going to the increase if it hasn't already. you're encouraging no price -- you want price controls, stop giving money, free money for it if you want the price to come down. stuart: otherwise known as a vote buying. >> of course. 100%. stuart: that that's the way it is. heather, t

heather, good afternoon to you. it's often said debates don't move the needle, but tonight the implications are massive. this is not only the first time vice president harris and former president trump will meet on the debate stage. it's the first time they'll meet in person. the stage is set at philadelphia's national constitution center. the candidates will begin that debate at 6 p.m. our time pennsylvania, of course, a critical battleground state. both campaigns would like to capture the latest poll showing harris and trump tied in that state much like the neck and neck race we are seeing nationwide. let's go over the rules for tonight's 90 minute debate hosted by abc. there will be no audience, no prepared notes or props, and no opening statements. each will get two minutes to close, as well as two minutes to answer and for rebuttals. and a major point of contention here, microphones will be muted when a candidate is not talking. the harris campaign fought to have the mics hot at all times. the 78 year old billi

good evening everyone, i'm heather holmes. now, these new laws put california in the lead in regulating the ai space. so here you see governor newsom there with salesforce ceo marc benioff. so the laws protect the digital likeness of actors and performers by ensuring ai is not used to replicate their voice or likeness. that's one of the measures several others are related to election advertisement and communication. so ab 2655 requires large online platforms to remove or label deceptive or altered content related to elections. another requires election ads using ai generated or altered content to include a disclosure in a conversation. as i mentioned with salesforce ceo marc benioff, newsom said that california feels a responsibility to be on the forefront of ai regulation. >> the federal government humbly, i submit, for many different reasons, is failed to regulate. we've seen that in social media for decades and decades. in the absence of that regulatory framework, california asserts itself and that's frustrating. i understa

heather: it can potentially. we are looking from that buffer side, can we move the inventory, so there is never any expiring date. we are all in an environmental mindset on top of that. it would be much greener to have inventory move through the channel and balance that expery date -- expiry date. kathleen: let's talk about on shoring. michael: i think it is a distraction. the economics that have driven businesses to favor lower cost production are still here. if we take the log history view from back in 1984 to today, we all assume we have 90% generics, that as soon as a drug goes off patent, it immediately goes generic, and we anticipate pennies on the dollar, and drugs are cheap and you can get cheap prescriptions at walmart, it is fabulous. no one has ever followed that three or four years past the patent expiring when you have a drug that is 10, 20 years generic and making nobody any money which is causing these shortages. we have to realize this is not an economic thing worked out at the single drug level f

lamonica >> heather. passengers. we spoke to say they were confused and frustrated by the delays, but they had some pretty strong opinions about the impact of the power outage. they could open the doors and pick us up. >> this is ridiculous. they could have help. >> they could have help. >> it's like, oh, what's the situation in santa clara on caltrain? 138. some passengers were visibly upset after the conductor told them to exit the train and board the next one. >> caltrain. >> one passenger told us they no longer had a conductor to operate the train because of a shift change. >> we have to wait for a conductor that supposedly is coming from management because the guy is eight hours, which we understand that it's eight hours. we get it. they don't know the new all electric trains first launched on saturday. >> caltrain says the power outage began about 215 on monday, which led to delays some over two hours, pushing everyone's normal schedule behind. some passengers say even before the outage, their scheduled train w

heather, thank you for that.rancisco's glbt historical society getting a new home in the city's castro district. city and community leaders today announced a plan to move the museum to a newly purchased building near market. and know no street museum has been looking for a new, larger home for years now. that new location is more than eight times bigger than its current location, which will allow the glbt historical society to display even more exhibits for its visitors. >> this is more than the purchase of a building. it's about creating a permanent building, a home for our histor, where we can share lessons of joy, activism, perseverance and love, which have always defined our vast lgbtq community. >> that museum is often referred to as san francisco's queer smithsonian. it was also the country's first standalone museum of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender history and culture. well, there's still a good month from their first game, but the cal women's hoop team will be working. it over the weekend, but no

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i'm heather holmes, the chef at hayes's in san francisco. was at his restaurant today when crews were there repairing the damage. he says he doesn't know why his location keeps being targeted, but he does know it's costing him time and money. new tonight, our crime reporter henry lee with surveillance video of the latest incident. henry. >> well, heather, the top chef says he wants this repeat vandal and burglar to stop. that is taking away from his focus of providing quality food and hospitality to his customers. >> all told, this is like our month's profit just for nothing. >> joey altman is frustrated. the executive chef at hayes believes his restaurant at octavia and hayes in san francisco's hayes valley has been hit by the same burglar three times since july. the intruder didn't take much, but caused at least $13,000 in damage. >> i love san francisco. we're not in a doom loop. this this area specifically is thriving, but we need a little more help from the city. >> surveillance video shows this man squeezing through the restaurant's ac

michelle and heather. i'm so eager to talk to you about what exactly is happening here. to start with you. we spent the last segment on the show talking about a person on the ground in springfield because of with the lies that trump and vance have been spreading. what's stunning to me is how they've been openly embracing the replacement period that black and brown people are here to destroy the country and take it away from you. >> it's appalling but not stunning. it's been part of the trump strategy since he came down that elevator. and what's interesting is that even the republicans in springfield, you know the mayor is a republican. there's a republican governor. there was a story about a trump supporter who at first accused haitians of stealing her cat. then she found her cat which was like in the basement. and used a google translator to go next door and apologize to them. so there's a level of decency even among some of the maga types in that area that you are not seeing at all from their leaders. and i think that, i think in way that they sort of revel in the fact

three years after heather passed. peyton miller told me his son in law died of a broken heart and he wants to see nicky garcia prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> if you want to look at it, he took two lives, and i just don't think it's fair to be a plea bargain. i want to see him and go before a jury, and i want to be there to see the trial. >> one other point to bring up the family and friends of heather miller were stunned by nicky garcia's behavior in a previous hearing. he was smiling and blowing kisses to someone in the audience. i'll be there in court tomorrow to follow up on all these issues. dan dion all right. thank you, dan, very much. >> now, if you have a story for dan and the i-team, you can go to abc7 news.com slash i-team. all right. >> let's move on now. happening tonight the final night game for the oakland a's. it's their second to last game ever as the oakland a's. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is live at the coliseum. j.r. the clock is ticking and the emotions are running pretty h

to like it or not, i am your host today, heather holmes. you know the show. it's where we talk about everything that you're talking about and have a great panel up for debate of these topics today. have claudine won, cristina rendon and mark tamayo. nice to see all of you. great to be here. so we're starting with the topic that i think has been on a lot of parents minds, minds these last couple of weeks. and days, and that is back to school. so most of the kids are now back in class. if you

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i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. >> the teen's father, 54 year old colin gray, was arrested late yesterday. he's been charged with several counts of involuntary manslaughter, as well as second degree murder and cruelty to children. police say those charges are the result of gray allowing his son to possess that weapon. >> now the charges come amid newly released audio from a visit to the family's home just last year. the fbi and sheriff's deputies received a tip about a school shooting threat from the san francisco based social media platform discord. >> ktvu jana katsuyama has been in touch with a spokesperson for discord today, and joins us now live from the newsroom with the details on what they had to say. jana. >> well, first of all, that spokesperson said that their hearts go out to everybody there in georgia who were impacted by this. discord is a social media platform that is based in san francisco, very popular with video gamers, but also has a broader appeal allowing people to create their own private servers or chat rooms. a spokesperson sent me a statement saying that

it is finally here. >> yes, heather.nd our final days of summer will get back to a little bit of warmer a compared to what we saw earlier in the week. and then on sunday, the first day of fall, perhaps the warmest day of the week. and i'll show you that in the extended forecast. outside our doors and over towards the golden gate bridge, it has been a cloudy, foggy one for most. if not the entire day, and some areas that had the clouds lingering today actually a bit cooler. in particular, areas over the north bay. those clouds were tough to clear and as a result, temperatures are down by at least a few degrees compared to yesterday. but many areas are above average as a warming trend is getting underway that will carry us through the weekend. the system that provided us with the cooler pattern, the unsettled pattern is still over. southern california moving ever so slowly to the east, and as we pull back a little bit more, this is the weather element that is going to take control of our weather pattern in the coming days.

heather, it's totally positive. >> yeah.nd jim, obviously, you know, we talked about the fact that instagram says with these teenage accounts that they are going to make users prove their age, but we know in terms of our discussions that we've had instagram and other social media platforms for that matter, they have a real problem with young people who lie about their age when they sign up. do you see anything here in the fine print of what instagram is rolling out that is going to actually address that issue in a meaningful way? >> no. and alex, another very good question. here's the truth. we should legislate by the way. they should do this voluntarily, but you should have age verification right now because that's a big issue. so obviously you have kids as young as eight, nine, ten on instagram. so the official age is quote unquote 13. but without age verification tools, it's tough to do that. these are literally hundreds and hundreds of billion dollars companies that could have done age verification 5 or 10 years ago, but

. >> heather. mike, good evening to you. and that is exactly right. reggie teotico was well-liked, well regarded by his vta work family. investigators say his slaying is tied to an alleged gambling debt with the shooter, who was also a vta employee. >> this was a senseless crime, without question. and while it was an isolated, targeted event, we recognize the profound impact it has had on all of us. >> monday, santa clara, san jose and vta leaders gathering at the sheriff's office and grappling with the impact of another transit workplace shooting. >> there really are no words that can adequately express the immense pain and suffering. i know our workforce is going through. >> late friday night, investigators say 33 year old vta bus driver duckman bui shot and killed fellow driver regulus teotico at the transit agency's shibuya yard. >> he was a kind, hardworking driver who was well known amongst his colleagues. >> detectives say an unpaid gambling debt is at the center of the crime. >> they were known to participate in the same activities outside of

heather joined the company in 1996 as a student engineering technician. a fuel-cell company that was a subsidiary at the time. after she joined as an electrical engineer was promoted to leadership role that built her expertise across the electrical and natural gas business. her first officer roles the vice president and chief operating officer president and coo just a year ago. she's a graduate and grew up we would like to thank for their long to make that happen please give a warm welcome to the next president and ceo heather. [applause] >> thank you for the kind introduction. good evening i am so happy to be here tonight. and for those of you from out of town it is my honor to welcome you to beautiful spokane. i first want to start by thanking chris and a wb for supporting tonight's event. avista is grateful to be a member. tonight's debate is one example of the many ways brings businesses together to engage in meaningful conversation around a policy impacting the business climate squash washington state. that mission is to enable vibrant communities th

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as heather said, involving the shooter, who was also a vta employee. family members say 45 year-old regulus reggie teotico was caring and humorous and passionate about being a parent of two teens. he was also loved by his work family at the valley transportation authority. >> he was a kind, hardworking driver who was well known amongst his colleagues as his family grieves his murder monday. >> santa clara county, san jose and vta leaders gathering at the sheriff's office and grappling with the impact of another transit workplace shooting. >> there really are no words that can adequately express the immense pain and suffering. i know our workforce is going through. >> late friday night, investigators say 33 year old vta bus driver duckman bui shot and killed fellow driver regulus teotico at the transit agency's shibuya yard. >> this was a senseless crime without question. and while it was an isolated, targeted event, we recognize the profound impact it has had on all of us. >> detectives say an unpaid gambling debt is at the center of the crime. >> they

jana. >> heather and alex. that boy is a student at apalachee high school, which is about 54 miles northeast of atlanta and this afternoon we have learned that the victims who were killed include two students and two teachers. now, along with those four victims, there were about 30 people who were injured, including nine who were taken to local hospitals. according to the georgia bureau of investigation, they say that the shooter in custody is 14 year old colt gray. the shooting happened during class. it was around 1030 this morning, local georgia time and witnesses say that he left the class and then came back with a gun and started opening fire. now, there were two school resource officers who apparently confronted him. and then he surrendered. surrendered to authorities. the barrow county sheriff got very emotional today as he spoke about the incident, saying that he was born in this community and he has children in the school system. >> my heart hurts for these kid. my heart hurts for our communit. but i wa

lamonica >> heather. back in february, the group save west valley started voicing their opposition to the costco coming to west san jose. and tonight, costco responded with to some of their concerns. >> we welcome growth, but it needs to be reasonable and it needs to support and fit the community. and costco does neither. >> wearing green save west valley t shirts, about two dozen people from the group attended san jose's planning commission meeting wednesday night. an environmental impact report was presented before costco's planning partners explained its plans and changes made to address concerns on parking, >> you know, we're reducing the square footage at the site by over 23,000ft!s. and we're addig 281 additional parking spaces, which exceeds the city's requirement by almost 450 spaces. >> the proposed store will be located at prospect road and saratoga avenue in the westgate west shopping center, replacing closed stores. costco's representatives say they plan to reduce traffic and noise on nearby g

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. and we begin with an emotional week for a's fans as tonight's home game starts. the final home stand against the texas rangers. >> ktvu is krystal bailey joins us live tonight from the coliseum where fans are looking back on the last 50 plus years. all right, krystal, how is the mood tonight? >> well, there's a lot of excitement. a lot of energy, a lot of green and gold fans have been streaming in for pretty much all afternoon. there was a line outside the gates even before the gates opened, but many of these folks are saying one word to describe their feelings tonight, and that's bittersweet. >> it is very bittersweet. >> fans filling the parking lot, setting up tents and grills for one of the last tailgates for the a's at the oakland coliseum. >> sad to see them go. of course i you know, i have a long history here. i met my wife here, proposed to her at a game, promised myself i wouldn't cry. >> the team spokesperson says they expect 30,000 fans at tuesday's start of the final home

jesse >> heather. right now, redwood fire fire officials have removed the bulk of their equipment, and they are in mop up operations. there are upwards of 74 pg e customers that are without power at this hour, and they will be until fire officials give the all clear to pg and e so they can go in and effect repairs. as heather said, there are residents here taking inventory of their property and pets after a destructive fire that produced multiple explosions even before first responders arrived in the 300 block of poplar avenue. this goliath of a fire was showing its teeth. oh man. >> entonces salimos a verificar saying they saw a bunch of fire and they heard an explosion and he just saw a bunch of people moving their cars because the house was on fire. >> redwood city fire officials say flames at a house enveloped three other properties. resident joe durand helped to make sure his neighbors were evacuated safely. >> we couldn't get in. the door was very, very strong. we couldn't kick it down, but i hav

jana. >> alex and heather.ust imagine being a student trying to do schoolwork without a computer or one that is old and slow. well, today the nonprofit tech exchange held a back to school sale to help families start the year with the tech that they need at a price point. they can pay. people lined up outside this small store in east oakland. >> i'm here for my daughter. >> moms, dads, seniors, students all waiting for their turn to step inside and buy a computer on sale at 50% off rows of refurbished apple laptops, imac desktops, and window laptops. >> these computers come from from the nation's from communities, organizations. >> barry companies donate their old computers, and instead of going to e-waste, the tech exchange staff give them new life. >> we work on them to make sure that they are clean, they are wiped, and they are in good condition. >> i follow them on instagram. that's how i followed it. >> this student says he just started at uc berkeley. >> it was hard for me like to buy a new laptop because

i'm heather holmes.ere is the latest on that fire in clear lake. 81 acres have burned and crews have at 40% contained. that fire swept through a neighborhood yesterday, destroying at least 30 homes and other structures and 40 vehicles, including rvs and trailers. about 4000 people remain under evacuation orders tonight. ktvu tom vacar showing us some of the devastation left behind in the fire ravaged neighborhood that suffered the most damage. >> two residents who live very close by were able to get into the area because they are on the county water board conducting an inspection. >> we put in new hydrants up here last, last couple of years ago and we just wanted to see what happened. it's a political issue right now because they would like the latest and greatest of the fire hydrants, but who's got $200 million extra for that? >> but these are their neighbors as well. >> the last seven years, we've been ordered to evacuate almost every year when there's lit embers falling down from the sky and we're hos

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i'm heather holmes. san francisco prosecutors still deciding tonight whether to request this case be moved to adult court. our crime reporter, henry lee was in the courtroom for today's proceeding. >> the only reason you're here talking to me is because mr. piersol is a 49 year old man. let's be honest about that. deputy public defender bob dunlap says the 17 year old boy he's representing had no idea the victim he allegedly tried to rob in san francisco's union square was 49ers receiver ricky pearsall. i don't want the media presence in this case to warp the trajectory of what would normally happen in a case like this. i just don't think there should be a different outcome. >> cameras were not allowed in court when the boy made his first appearance at san francisco's juvenile justice center. his parents sat in the audience and his mother listened to the proceedings with the help of a spanish language interpreter. the boy is a high school senior in tracy. he showed no visible emotion as the judge read th

i really want to thank you all heather, michael, marta, for joining us for this important discussion. obviously there are no quick, easy solutions, no silver bullets for thank you for joining us. >> thank you all for attending today. i want to thank all of our wonderful thing speakers really want to thank the healthcare distribution alliance. i would like to thank you all for coming in the folks online. if you missed any part of this today, everything can be found at the hill.com. people in the audience, i welcome you to go next door and continue the discussion and hopefully, you will join us all again soon. thank you very much. >>> on friday, former president in 2024 republican presidential nominee donald trump speaks to voters at a town hall in warren, michigan. that is live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. live and on-demand keep up with today's biggest events with live streams and floor proceedings and hearings from the u.

i'm heather holmes. she said the 17 year old, now in custody, is set to be arraigned tomorrow on a charge of attempted murder assault with a semiautomatic firearm and attempted robbery. and we asked jenkins tonight if she believes that that suspect should be charged as an adult. >> we've got enough. obviously to be able to file these charges, but it is premature for me to opine on that right now. we have a lot to review as far as not only this case, but the background of the minor, the facts. we again, sfpd is still gathering information about this crime, and we will make the appropriate decision at that time when we have all of the facts. >> now, jenkins said that california law does not allow district attorneys to charge a minor in the adult system. instead, they are required to file a transfer request. she said going forward, her office will review the case to see if it will in fact seek a transfer to adult court and because the suspect is a minor, the da said tonight that she can't really reveal many

>> i will start with this. >> okay heather big dog. thought you were just going to talk about lift it. you got some rift. go ahead. >> i think the one thing is next week, september 17 is national voter registration. national voter registration. in the plan that people are making to go vote the number one thing his everyone has to know where my registered? you are going to hear more and more as the weeks go on about the states. where are you registered? where is your drivers license registered? all this will matter in the coming weeks and it's really going to matter in this election. so one thing that we can all do is make sure your registration is updated. you have that conversation. i am talking to my parents are over 75, both of them. where have you registered? i'm talking to my niece and nephew. one is in college in illinois, once in college in pennsylvania where they both live in georgia. where are you registered? this is an important and easy conversation that we all need to have before election day. coxwell said, thank you. anyon

i'm heather holmes and i'm mike mibach. >> let's get right to some of our top stories at the top of the hour. tonight we are learning the identity of the man shot and killed by a coworker at a valley transportation authority bus yard. authorities say the victim is reggie teotico, a ten year employee and bus driver. police say he was shot by another vta employee over a gambling debt, and governor newsom today signing a bill that would create new statewide guidelines for cell phone use at public schools. >> the phone free school act requires all school districts to limit smartphone use while students are in class. the governor has said that smart phones can interfere with students learning and increase anxiety and depression, and oakland mayor shang tao, following the lead of other bay area mayors cracking down on homeless camps around the city. >> she did issue an executive order today that is aimed at clearing the city's encampments more quickly and more thoroughl. >> ktvu betty yu joins us live now in oakland with a closer look at the encampments that the mayor wants to tackle first. b

. >> thank you let's move on to heather. >> hi, thank you for the question um, i agree that actually accreditation is the first thing straight out of gate that college is no accreditation because the action and board and so part of paigd that a handling um, governance issues at the college one of the first thing on accreditation have their own policies for the future and another 0 respect leadership with a long term focus an accreditation report that needs to be turned in on march 1irs tour them to handle the issues but need to be long term changes and i think i'm the right person for accreditation as berkley and the community colleges 18 years of working on the accreditation issues. thank you. >> thank you. let's move on to julio and the number one thing i'll do on the board really establish a policy and focus on students housing currently the state of california is allocating funds to my community colleges and real nearby san mateo is one example they're building tons of the community housing for students we're not doing that at city college we're not in line for the funding that's

heather miller's father wants the case to be heard by a jury. >> i waited eight years for justice and a plea bargain to me is not justice. >> the district attorney's office filed a motion to dismiss the vehicular homicide charge, in effect derailing the plea deal. i think it represents a consistent problem that we're seeing at the courthouse, which is judges coming in and undermining our cases by offering lenient pleas to defendants who have done very egregious things. >> and in this case, an innocent woman lost her life. and yet that's being discounted by this offer. >> late this afternoon, judge jacobs said bluntly, it was not a plea bargain. it was not binding on anyone. he approved the prosecution's motion and confirmed the december 20th trial date for the remaining charges, including murder in the first and in the second degree, after nicky garcia's attorney insisted the agreement for a 15 year sentence would have been fair and just, and that the judge should have stuck with it in his own mind, in thought. >> it was a just sentence, obviously. but we had discussed before, so why

. >> and i'm heather holmes. the video of a group of taggers targeting the waymo vehicle is circulating online. >> new at six tonight. ktvu christien kafton joins us live from san francisco with more on that incident. christian >> yeah, it's a short viral clip that started circulating just in the last couple of days. and now we're learning that that video that happened in the city's mission district was not an isolated incident. a viral video is now circulating through social media. in it, you can see a group of vandals apparently blocking the path of a waymo. first, one person approaches and begins scrawling graffiti on the hood. moments later, another joins him and two others begin tagging the windows. the whole time, a passenger can be seen inside the vehicle holding a dog. billy riggs, an autonomous vehicle expert, says in all likelihood, the incident was captured not just by whoever shot the video, but by on board cameras as well. >> all of it is recorded by a vehicle, the automated vehicle companies have ag

greg and heather, for many fans, this a's game was their last. after following the team for decades. a difficult day for them and the a's groundskeeper, who is among the many who will lose their jobs. they shared their stories about the team that they say has been an important part of their lives. >> it's like going to a funeral, a celebration of life had had great moments here. just had to see it all end. >> the end of the oakland a's time at the coliseum hit home thursday. the last game is a win for the a's, but a loss for fans. >> my god, i'm going to cry now. it's breaking my heart to see the a's go. everybody knows i'm the biggest a's fan. so it's a big part of my life. >> it's been really sad just knowing that this is the last time that i can really walk in with friends. >> it's a little coliseum replica, a parting gift for fans, including this east bay native. are you going to watch them in sacramento since you now live in sacramento? >> it's bittersweet. i think we'll go to a couple games, but they're not going to be the oakland a's anymo

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heather. >> all right. our henry lee, thank you. we now go to los angeles, where a suspect is now in custody, accused of hijacking a bus, shooting and killing a passenger and leading police on a chase. police say a man armed with a gun a metro bus at about 1245. this morning. the suspect held the driver at gunpoint for about an hour during a slow police chase through downtown la. the bus was stopped after police deployed spike strips. some passengers were able to escape. swat officers stormed the bus, finding one passenger had been shot to death. another passenger and the driver were rescued. l.a. county leaders are holding a news conference late this afternoon, praising that bus driver with a gunman on board and his life on the line. >> he had the composure and the wherewithal to push the silent alarm, alerting both the metro operations center and law enforcement and ultimately getting help for both him and his passengers. >> the suspect, 51 year old lamont campbell, is a los angeles native. there is still no word on a motive and a

all right. >> heather. good evening everyone.'ll get back to today's final a's game in oakland with a look ahead of the team's future. we're learning more about what it will take to transform las vegas tropicana casino site into a state of the art ballpark for the team. we'll break down what developers have planned for that ballpark, and a new lawsuit over a piece of baseball history last week. fans scrambling to claim the ball that put dodger shohei ohtani into a coveted club of his own. that ball is set to hit the auction block tomorrow with legal wrangling over it. far from over. more on that and much more coming up at 7:00 on west coast rap, followed by ktvu, fox two news at 730. greg. >> all right. frank we'll see you then. thank you. but first serving up a taste of home. one tortilla at a time. how? one immi ant family saw an op unity to skin culture in mexico. you'd find them on any corner, but in the bay area, there's a surprising void as part of hispanic heritage month. >> ktvu is an reuben shows us a family run business