you can see a white lexus pull up next to it, hsu got out. you can hear her scream and then three shots were fired in what police are calling an attempted robbery. [ screaming ] [ sound of gunfire ] >> we believe there were witnesses to this heinous act, there are some people in the area that saw the getaway car. >> the getaway car police believe are a white lexus and a white four-door tesla with a bike rack on the back of the car. police are anxious to talk with the occupants and are stressing that they are not suspects. >> this individual may have information that might be important related to this homicide. >> reporter: chief armstrong says the car could be equipped with cameras that could help in the investigation. >> i heard a scream and then immediately three gunshots. >> reporter: brendan payne ran out when he heard gunfire. >> we did everything we could to make her as comfortable as possible, i brought a towel to put under her head but she was not in a good condition at all. >> reporter: payne was at memorial along with community and

the vote to admonish hsu included hsu herself. so far the mayor has not asked her to step down. i'm sara donchey, kpix 5. >> a lot of tension there. >>> a new state law changed how much the courts can collect fees for things like traffic tickets, just took effect last month. this morning kpix breaks down the new rules and why some courts are still imposing the fees. zbr for most people, getting a traffic ticket is an annoying expense. for those trapped in the cycle of poverty, it can be something that follows them the rest of their lives. back when selena silva was 18 years old she was caught with an open container in the car. >> i didn't pay much attention to it, after all the years passed it's piled up thousands of dollars. >> reporter: now the 30-something single mother and caregiver owes about $8,000 to the courts, much of it from late charges called civil assessment fees. for example, fees added to a $35 fine for running a stop sign can increase the cost to $538. civil rights attorney rio scharf says california has some of the highest traffic court fees in the nation and ma

we did reach out to hsu for a response to today's news conference and haven't yet heard back. ryan? >> thank you, anne. >>> a 30-year-old bay area cold case now solved. this is video from the kpix 5 archives from 1992. that's when juliette rivera was reported missing from the city of alameda. her body was found in san mateo county. at the time police identified gregory rivera. it looks like we have the wrong video here -- as a suspect. they even had a warrant nor his arrest, but he fled and was missing for 30 years that is until this year when he died as a transient in merced county known as john paul. police say that was actually his brother's name. merced county sheriffs ran his fingerprints. that's when they found the outstanding warrant in the bay area. >>> oakland is getting money to help prevent violence in the city. city and state leaders are announcing a $6 million investment to address public safety. during today's announcement, oakland mayor libby schaaf mentioned the money will benefit the city's ceasefire initiative, something mayor schaaf says is effective. >> and year

in the end, there was a unanimous vote to admonish ann hsu, and even commissioner hsu herself voted forarina: what does that mean? >> it has an aura of punishment, but that does not mean she is being removed from committee assignments. she remains on those committees and is still a school board member. karina: you talked to her. i want to know what the mood of that interview was like. was she defensive? was she understanding? kind of describe the mood of the interview. and how long did you end up talking to her? >> i did sit down with her yesterday for an exclusive interview. she is very calm and peaceful and for the past two weeks, she has been staying away from media interviews and the public spotlight, but now she decided to come out and speak. i think she did have a lot of self reflection. she talked to a lot of people, and she was telling me how she was going through for the past two weeks and also what is her plan in the future. karina: she told you in that interview she's not a racist. can you expand on that? >> i was asking her what she was thinking when she wrote down those ans

he supported collin, but he, too, asked hsu to step down. phil has an explanation. >> san francisco has takennen a hit, the recall of a school board member and another recall and they are hurting. in san francisco politic, you hit and you hit back and this is a hit back. lyanne: the democratic party has been asking both collins and hsu to resign. >> as we both black and latino and api communities get pitted against each other. i think political environment has gotten too toxic, too divisive. lyanne: nowhere is that more apparent than in the board of the supervisors. 10 of 11 board members said collins should resign, but only four of them asked the same of hsu or said they would not vote for her. >> the difference with ann, she harmed another community and she acknowledged something was wrong and she apologized and opened up dialogue to learn from this experience. lyanne: here is another likely reason for not going after hsu. >> the chinese americans swung their way in the recall of bow dean and they are now a force to be reckoned with. lyann

commissioner hsu. alexander and ward. >> thank you. with due respect to everyone who poke in support of this resolution especially the students we need to establish some criteria by which we evaluate holiday requests. criteria can be or include whether it is a federal or state holiday. or number of students or percentage of student population affected bite holiday or something else. we should be thoughtful about when criteria we should include. if we don't establish a criteria to approve this request, every community can ask for their own holiday and we valid to say yes to everyone. as vice president indicated. and i don't believe that is a practical way to manage a school calendar or run a school district. there should be a process for such request. is it to convince one or more board members to experience a resolution. a department that should receive a request? how long should it take to get an answer in that is what i money by a process. without criteria and a process, i believe it is irresponsible for the board to approve a reques

after an hours long heated and emotional special meeting smcu voted to admonish ann hsu. what's this mean? it's symbolic a firm warning and a slap on the wrist for the commissioner. but before that decision came down, the meeting got heated from both supporters of ann hsu and those calling for her resignation. this all comes weeks after ann hsu's comments offended african american and latino communities say they're "unstable family environments and lack of encouragement to focus on learning were among the biggest challenges in educating black and brown students." she apologized last night but apologies have not gone far with the community she offended. mayor breed after a contentious recall has also expressed disapointment in ann hsu's comments but looking to put the latest controversy behind. >> i don't think that she has a strong belief against these particular communities. i just think that there was unfortunately a challenge around her explaining her feelings based on her knowledge or experience or what have you and it came out the wrong way. my hope is she does what

commissioner hsu which item did you want to ask a question about? actually was not a particular item referencing 7 and 8 the content that says funding sources. these contract budgeted in budgets using a variety of funding source the district is under way with developing a report that will out line the funding source by contract. this was asked a number of meetings ago i want to know the time line for that. >> think -- our head financial officer meaghan wallace can respond. >> commissioner hsu thank you for the question. i appreciate it and i don't have an update for you at it point in time. i know that staff -- has anticipated working on doing this report. has been dedicating the time to empower related issues. so, i think we all agree that staff would raise that if that is indeed the cause for delays. i guarantee that is the primary causes of delay. and being able to appropriate that information. that being said, there are many, many contracts that come before you at each board meeting and i do recognize why you ask the question and certainly how w

the vote to admonish hsu included hsu herself. so far the mayor has not asked her to step down. i'm sara donchey, kpix 5. >>> from berkeley to the south bay. bay area police came together with the public to bridges and trust during national night out. >> one block party was at the lucky three seven restaurant. >> reporter: mark was june's cousin and business partner at lucky 37 restaurant on fruitvale in oakland. he was shot and killed on the sidewalk of the family restaurant on may 18 in front of his 11-year-old son. >> he was a leader, the pillar of the community. a legend. >> reporter: now a mural looks down on the restaurant and the block party for national night out, an event he and his cousin planned every year since 2013. >> i want to keep going. spread the love, get the community out here. >> reporter: the council member who represents the district says the restaurant has been a community gathering place for years and the issues with crime starts with neighbors meeting neighbors. >> the violence, shootings, certainly, this brings out a community to get a chance to meet e

they held a special meeting where it unanimously voted to admonish commissioner ann hsu. audience members began fighting with each other in the meeting had to be recessed for a period of time. ann hsu came under controversy over statements you made about black and brown students and their family learning environments. >> i'm trying to discuss the serious so, i unintentionally perpetuated stereotypes. reporter: she apologized following the uproar and again at tuesday's meeting. >> not enough. reporter: reverend townsend is the vice president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp. he calls on her to resign immediately. >> if allison call in's words hurt asian children, certainly what do these words due to black and brown children. reporter: his frustration shared by others in attendance. many people came to say she has no place on the board. >> we do love our babies. we do value education. we do believe in black and latin excellence. reporter: but not everyone felt that way. dozens turned out in support, saying her calm -- comments were taken out of context. many of her

my question around guard rails with upon respect to member hsu. when we talk about treatment of students i feel the language was unclear and i was not clear if i'm going to the public what i'm say nothing terms of the treatment of students. i guess i would like clarity there. i think adding inequitable treatment might be helpful. what came out of the discussion is the fact that we you all, have over the years heard concerns about students not treated equal or fairly and not being addressed. that's the key point of the guard rail. issues persist that word would clarify. vice president boggess. for me >> to share with the public and school community it it is hard i think for to you grasp this process because of the stage we are in. there are pieces that need to be determined that will give more information and clarity on how they am look and how they will shape out -- grays and trust -- like progress and really good out in a way that center on the vision we have for the district. to ensure that all students are successful. when you look at the goals

. >> that meeting in recess after protesters began shouting down hsu's supporters. the naacp held a rally in front of district headquarters call for hsu's immediate resignation. >> you are not fit to serve. step down. especially in a school district that represents 37% of black and brown students. >> hsu issued a statement yesterday apologizing for her comments saying her intent was not to cause harm. we are keeping a close eye on this meeting and we will have much more tonight at 11:00. >>> on the fire watch a fast-moving wildfire has killed two more people in siskiyou county. those victims found in two help sit homes near the klamath national forest bringing the death toll to four. the mckinney fire has burned 56,000 of dry timber and brush. thousands of people are under evacuation orders. containment stands at zero percent and crews are still struggling to hold those fire lines. >>> water conservation is up across the state. in june water use dropped by 7.6%. that's compared to june of 2020. but this is still talking short of the 15% caught backs the governor req

they held a special meeting where it unanimously voted to admonish commissioner ann hsu. audience members began fighting with each other in the meeting had to be recessed for a period of time. ann hsu came under controversy over statements you made about black and brown students and their family learning environments. >> i'm trying to discuss the serious so, i unintentionally perpetuated stereotypes. reporter: she apologized following the uproar and again at tuesday's meeting. >> not enough. reporter: reverend townsend is the vice president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp. he calls on her to resign immediately. >> if allison call in's words hurt asian children, certainly what do these words due to black and brown children. reporter: his frustration shared by others in attendance. many people came to say she has no place on the board. >> we do love our babies. we do value education. we do believe in black and latin excellence. reporter: but not everyone felt that way. dozens turned out in support, saying her calm -- comments were taken out of context. many of her

it goes on further to say that commissioner hsu's comments to the contrary are hurtful and perpetuate harmful stereotypes the topic asked on the parent group survey had to do with challenges in educating lac and brown students. hsu's response and part answered those challenges included , quote, unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning patient took to twitter to issue an apology into lysing in part i was trying to understand and address a serious problem and seek solutions, and in doing so i said things that perpetuated biases already in the system. the san francisco teachers union, the san francisco naacp, the san francisco democratic party and several supervisors are among those who have called for her resignation but there are also those who are more accepting of hsu's apology. 300 people have signed a letter of support poor among the chinese-american democratic club and the chinese parent advisory council but whatever the outcome of tonight's meeting, many say the biggest casualty in this controversy and other controversies that have plag

you asked ann hsu to resign and she apologized. you haven't apologized. >> ann hsu made racist remarks to the black and brown population. this is not the inaccuracies reported by the police department. lyanne: should you resign? >> of course not. lyanne: none of the supervisors have asked him to resign. >> i have no intention to do that, and no. lyanne: but my question is, you supported collins, allison call lynns and you asked ann hsu to resign. >> i thought you were going to do an interview about the eviction rally. if your question is if i'm asking shamann walt on the resign, the answer is no. lyanne: 7 on abc7news did covert rally and the cadet says an apology from walton wouldn't mean that much to him. >> i do feel offended saying it is solidarity between two black men. i don't agree with that at all. lyanne: you read the harassment free policy and this call debt debt -- cadet falls under the protected class and it clearly states that employees, applicants or persons providing services to the city by contract by employees or n

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the school board is looking to make some decision on the future of ann hsu a school board commissioner tonight, and the agenda says the board is expected to discuss, consider, and decide whether to admonish the commissioner for the recent comments she made on that survey. the agenda item says that the board leaders say quote commissioner ann hsu recently made written statements that , in the judgment of board leadership, undermine and run counter to this board's belief that we as a district are most responsible when our students fail, and that all students can succeed regardless of their race, z.i.p. code, income level, or any other factor. it goes on further that says the commissioner's comments to the contrary are hurtful and perpetuate harmful stereotypes. the topic asked on that parent group survey had to do with challenges in educating black and brown students. her response in part answered saying quote unstable family environments, and lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning. she took to twitter to issue an apology in july saying in part that i was trying to understan

. >> my birthday, >> patients quickly became friends of doctor lillie hsu in oakland's chinatown. the longtime dentist was a pillar in in the community. >> she was a devoted doctor in chinatown. well loved by all her her patients, and her staff say so much good things about her. that's the reason they stay with with her for many years. >> reporter: surveillance video shows her sedan on sunday afternoon near little saigon, at at a suspect car coming up from. from behind. in this video, you can hear a woman scream, and then gunshots before the suspect suspect car drives off. at a rally monday afternoon, organized by chinatown leaders, residents felt compelled to grab grab the mic and share their frustration. and why they are so so scared. >> as an elder, it's unacceptable, unbelievable, that that partner and property or the the work that they put in to raise the family, to take care of the family. >> the district attorney said this is a reminder to have police patrolling on the ground. ground. >> one of the ways to address this kind of crime is to have a presence of police in the ne

commissioner hsu. alexander and ward. >> thank you. with due respect to everyone who poke in support of this resolution especially the students we need to establish some criteria by which we evaluate holiday requests. criteria can be or include whether it is a federal or state holiday. or number of students or percentage of student population affected bite holiday or something else. we should be thoughtful about when criteria we should include. if we don't establish a criteria to approve this request, every community can ask for their own holiday and we valid to say yes to everyone. as vice president indicated. and i don't believe that is a practical way to manage a school calendar or run a school district. there should be a process for such request. is it to convince one or more board members to experience a resolution. a department that should receive a request? how long should it take to get an answer in that is what i money by a process. without criteria and a process, i believe it is irresponsible for the board to approve a reques

lillie hsu. she is a well-regarded member of the community with dentistry offices in oakland and castro valley. community leaders say they are shocked and outraged at another deadly incident involving an asian american victim. >> a person across the street and saw that thing car driving around the neighborhood then it.so, targeting living, maybe not, but targeting asian? definitely. >> reporter: a friend and patient of dr. hsu said she was very well-liked and does not understand why anyone would try to harm her. >> we are shocked that it was her birthday recently. she just turned 60 a couple weeks ago. >> reporter: at a rally outside city hall today, residents are demanding the violence stop and the killer bee brought to justice. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley tried describing the office is making to help. more places one part of a comprehensive effort. seeking significant jail time for oakland violent offenders is another. they are looking for any information about people and th

. >> patients quickly became friends of doctor lillie hsu in oakland chinatown. the longtime dentist was a pillar in the community. >> my birthday, she's ahead of us. >> surveillance video shows her black sedan on sunday afternoon near little saigon, and a suspect car coming up from behind. in this video, you can hear a woman scream, then gunshots before the suspect car drives off. >> we say so much good things about her, that's the reason why why we stayed with her for many years. >> reporter: monday afternoon, residents felt compelled to grab grab the mic and share their frustration, and why they are so so scared. >> why is it happening? >> reporter: the district attorney says this is a reminder reminder to have police patrolling on the ground. >> one of the ways to address this crime is to have a presence presence of police in the neighborhood. >> some community members interrupted elected leaders to say their response to crime isn't working. >> it's the same thing. it's a lot of empty promises. >> reporter: those who knew doctor hsu worry that anyone of them

that unanimous vote to admonish hsu also included hsu herself. so far, the mayor has not asked her to resign. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi wrapped up her trip to taiwan this morning. she's now the highest-ranking american official to visit the self-governed island in a quarter century. she said hee she went to promote peace and recognize the nation's sovereignty. >> 43 years ago with the taiwan relations act, america made a bedrock promise to always stand with taiwan. >> in response, china is publicly announcing military drills in the waters around taiwan, starting tomorrow. many of those live fire drills will happen within just ten miles of the island's coast. >>> good morning to you. it is 6:03 and the sun is joining us this morning and so is the humidity which i wish darren would crank down a little bit >> by tomorrow and more so by friday it will be out of here. it's the same stuff we had earlier in the week. >> you breathe it in. >> yep and makes it feel hotter. the temperatures i'll show you in a moment for the inland locations we talk ab

hsu has since apologized. hsu is one of three new board members appointed to replace the three who were recalled in february. more than 300 people though have signed an open letter supporting her saying they understand she made a mistake but that forcing her out of office would be a disproportionate consequence for her and the people counting on her to improve the schools. she did issue a statement earlier saying "to all my intent my was not to cause harm. my words did just that. i hold myself accountable for my words and will continue to listen, learn and grow." >>> after two weeks sequoia hospital workers reached an agreement with management ending the 300-person strike. they agreed for a 16% raise and provisions that could make health care benefit costs more predictable. the party settled on an agreement friday and returned to work this week. workers didn't get everything they wanted from these negotiations but many of the people involved in the strike out, a time to promote police gt and community partners

. >> 60-year-old lillie hsu died sunday afternoon in a brazen broad daylight robbery attempt.ng marks oakland 77th homicide of the year, police are asking witnesses to come forward. >> the department has moved additional resources to that area, the department has made some key arrest in other violent violent incidents that have happened in that area, this unfortunate area in our city continues to be impacted, and i'm saddened by what we've seen. seen. >> sundays killing comes just over a month after the daylight shooting death of an uber driver driver in the same area. >> shawn chitnis on the communities angry call for action. >> the a api community in oakland wants leaders to hear them loud and clear when they say, what you're doing is not enough to keep us safe. >> my birthday, >> patients quickly became friends of doctor lillie hsu in

anne hsu is an appointed if silget four-year term.ew d and the murder case of alexis gabeth woman who went missing in january and is believed to have been killed gave's family maintained she may still be alive, but now new evidence is forcing them to reconsider. her parents were shown video of the ex-boyfriend taking three garbage bags to his mother's house, the police also found traces of blood. >> because he was unloading garbage bags that seemed pretty heavy to us. and seeing more than one back, what is that supposed to mean? does that mean she is in pieces? jobina: my goodness. the family is waiting for an -- for a dna analysis on the blood, and police continue to search the town of pioneer. that is where they believe jones dumped the garbage bags. reggie: wnba players are standing in solidarity with brittney griner. she was sentenced to nine years in prison for carrying cannabis oil in her luggage through a russian airport. before the phoenix mercury game players held a moment of silence for 42 seconds. that is the number of grei

we need ann hsu to speak. tim: many supporters say they think she was trying to point out systemic inequalities in education, not because she harbors racist views, but, instead, because she wants to help students in particular. >> if we want to fix the problem, we have to talk about real causes, even if they are uncomfortable. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. kumasi: we sent this notification honor abc 7 app moments after the board voted. if you want breaking news alerts, download our app in the app store and enable push alerts. reggie: vallejo police are investigating armed robbery of an armored truck this morning. an employee was gun robbed at gunpoint yesterday inside a safeway in redwood plaza. investigators have not said how much money was taken. they say nobody was hurt and suspect information has not been released. a suspect accused of kidnapping a baby boy kumasi: kumasi: a suspect accused of kidnapping a baby boy inside his grandmother's home was in court. the baby is six months old. baby brandon was taken

. >> commissioner hsu? >> here. >> commissioner motamedi? >> here. >> commissioner sanchez? >> here. >> commissioner weissman-ward? >> here. >> president lam? >> here. >> thank you. >> at this time before the board goes into closed session, i call for speakers for closed session item listed in the agenda. they'll be a total of five minutes for speakers. are there any speakers for public comment? >> seeing none in person. >> please raise your hand if you care to speak to the closed session items. we'll have a total of five minutes and each speaker will have one minute to speak. i'm seeing no hands raised for virtual public comment. >> thank you so much. at this time, we'll go into closed session. [closed session] >> attendees who wish to provide public comment to the board and like an asl interpreter can use the q&a to type the handle and list the items they would like to comment on. the attendee needs a functioning camera to communicate with the board. the zoom host will promote the attendee to panelists and enable the attendee's video. translation, go ahead, please. >> inte

hsu has been facing criticism over comments made last month in a questionnaire surrounding black and brown families and education. crime for santa's joins us live from the newsroom with details on that meeting. taylor. well, many are upset by shoes, comments calling them racist in that questionnaire when she was asked how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. she said in part. >> that black and brown students do not perform as well as others due to a lack of family support. many of those families showed up at tonight's meeting full of anger and frustration. >> he did moments during usd special meeting on tuesday, calling for the admonishment of commissioner and shoe. those in favor of the formal reprimand lined up to speak during the meeting started. >> i'm here tonight as a black mom to stand in queue partnership with the black community and the latinx community to let you know, commission issued directly that we do love our babies, value education. >> excellent. the naacp also held a rally outside the school district's headquarters before the meeting asking

hsu has since apologized. more than hundreds say forcing her out of office would be a disproportionate consequence for her and the people counting on her to improve the schools. >>> as for the coronavirus surge, the sonoma county office of education is planning to give out testing kits to students and school staff this week ahead of the new school year. tests will be distributed to school districts this thursday and friday and that's a look at your "bay area beat." jess? >> all right, well we're starting off with a beautiful look with calm conditions, that's the best part about this forecast, calm conditions just in the heart of san francisco. over the bay bridge we're really just seeing partly cloudy conditions, even all the way down into the santa clara valley. we're seeing a thin marine layer push its way through just over the water this morning but something interesting is going on in the atmosphere. that area of high pressure has pushed north of us but it's impacting oregon now dry lightning just in their

. >> hsu has apologized for her comments and so far there are no plans for her to resign. >> in the eastnsions flared today as police began clearing out people's park in berkeley. cal berkeley had started to work early this morning on building student and affordable housing on that site. the effort is now on hold that after protesters clashed with police, at least one arrest was made. kron four's. charles clifford has the details. >> overnight tuesday into wednesday, police cleared out most of the people in people park and a fence was put up around the perimeter throughout the morning. neighbors upset with the move, blocked construction equipment and faced off with police around 10:00am. crews began cutting down trees in the that move upset. protesters who began shaking the fence and trying to break through at least one man was taken into custody for climbing over the fence. protesters did manage to break through at one point, setting up a clash with police. then clear the roadway. the people who want to keep people's park the way it was. the university's plans are unacceptable tragedy.

board members will hold a special meeting today to discuss whether to admonish fellow board member ann hsu. the board is considering whether to officially warner reprimand shoe for her comments regarding black and brown families last month when asked how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. the newly appointed school board member pointed to a lack of family support as a reason for black and brown students underperforming. she apologized for comments but some city leaders are still calling for her resignation. the naacp is set to rally outside the school district's office before today's meeting to ask hsu to resign. that rally set to start at 4 o'clock. the board meeting starts an hour later. over in oakland. a city council members making a run for the mayor's office district. 6 council member lauren taylor filed his candidacy yesterday at the city clerk's office. taylor is a 3rd generation. oakland resident who has served on the city council since 2018, if he becomes mayor. he says his priorities are homelessness, public safety and economic inequality. >> we've got

. >> nelson held a special bond with his longtime partner, lillie hsu. an immigrant from china who blossomed into a highly accomplished and beloved dentist with practices in oakland's chinatown. >> all of her referrals. her business came from referral after referral because people trusted her and her work ethic. >> it is a bond of admiration and respect. the couple were on their way to get everest -- get a massage and little saigon. they never made it to that appointment. >> i heard two or three bangs and then all of this on a flash. >> surveillance shows an older model lexus sedan. you can see a suspect emerge. multiple gunshots rang out and nelson says lily was hit twice in the back. nothing was taken. those five seconds change his life forever. quasi ran around the side of the car and she was on the ground. she was semiconscious but not able to really respond. >> nelson held billy in his arms until the emblems arrived. later that evening she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> another murder in little saigon. >> little saigon and oakland community

lillie hsu. she is a well-regarded member of the community west industry offices in oakland and castro valley. community leaders say they are shocked and outraged at yet another deadly incident involving an asian american victim. >> a person across the street saw that same car driving around the neighborhood and then park, so targeting lily, maybe not, but targeting asian, definitely. many patients became her friend because she was a very likable person. >> we are shocked. it was just her birthday recently. at a rally outside oakland city hall today, residents are demanding the violent stop in the killer be brought to justice. one by one, members of the a api community here in oakland took the microphone at this rally and vented their frustration at elected officials and other community leaders here. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley tried describing the efforts her office and law enforcement agencies are making to help. >> that's not going to be the only solution to help. >> she to

. >> sf usc unanimously voted to admonish commissioner ann hsu including a vote from ann hsu to admonish will stay on the board of education. in november her position will be up on the november ballot once again. >>> gas prices falling for the 49th day in a row and this morning opec said it would increase production by 100,000 barrels a day. that's not very much and probably a lot less than president joe biden had in mind when he visited the palace last month that it should put down a refresher on gas. a number of stations selling gas for less than five dollars a gallon. >>> now let's get a look at the forecast. >> waking up to another muggy morning, hot afternoon. the high temperature will reach into the low 90s in the inland areas. and not much cooler going into the weekend as we are talking about upper 80s with the mix of sun and clouds for san francisco, foggy to start out the morning with peaks of sunshine with highs in the upper 60s and more of the same going into the weekend and there may be a little bit more sunshine for saturday into sunday. >>> we can start making those weekend

hsu has apologized for her comments, but some city leaders are calling for her resignation, of courseng the developments in tomorrow's scheduled school board meeting about shoe. and we will bring you the latest what comes out of that discussion. oakland city councilmember loren taylor is officially running for oakland. mayor. the district 6 council member found his candidacy this morning over at this city clerk's office. >> alongside a few of his family members, taylor is a 3rd generation oakland resident and was elected to the city council in 2018 he says some of his priorities if he becomes mayor our homelessness, public safety and economic inequality. >> we've got some challenges to problems ahead. but that's why we need strong leadership that has proven experience that is ready to get the job done and get to make the tough decisions to keep our people safe, to make sure that our city is clean and to move oakland forward the way we need equitably making sure everybody goes forward. >> taylor is the first candidate to for his hat into the ring for oakland's mayor's race and that's g

then kate, hi, hello, hsu lu efficiency is char priority here. that becomes evident in the next room which is a kind of call center for the elderly. oh. ringback yeah, hi, uh hello money. how can i help you daily to leave cynthia to care for today. okay. good by the the holidays and everything. just pops up. viola, everything is already been recorded including the restaurant where he likes to old escalation. so we just need to press a button, but what do those on the receiving end of this kind of care think we've as a junction, gung, he's been on the virtual earphones books for a year. now. household help food deliveries all coordinated by the call center. once a week, nurse yanine comes round to give him a checkup, done according to a strict routine lease and hudson defenses. every day i get my meals passed to me through this window of yeah. hey, look how practical that is. so good. good, good. should you. if i went into a care home, i'd be completely cut off from society hunger put his hair here. i can read the paper and me people who i grew up

hsu has apologized for her comments, but some city leaders are calling for her resignation will be followinghe developments in tomorrow's scheduled board meeting regarding shoe. and we'll be bringing you the latest of what comes out of that discussion. >> oakland city councilmember loren taylor is officially running for oakland. mayor, the district, 6 council member member filed his candidacy this morning at city clerk's office alongside a few of his family members. tanner is a 3rd generation oakland resident and was elected to the city council in 2018. he says his priorities, if it becomes mayor, are homelessness. public safety and economic inequality. >> we've got some challenges to problems ahead. but that's why we need strong leadership that has proven experience that is ready to get the job done and get to make the tough decisions to keep our people safe, to make sure that our city is clean and to move oakland forward the way we need equitably making sure everybody goes forward. >> taylor is the first candidate to enter oakland's mayor's race which will be held in november. current mayo

. >> those who knew doctor hsu worry that anyone of them could be next. >> today it's her, tomorrow could be me. >> reporting in oakland, shawn chitnis, kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> police are asking for help from a driver of a white tesla that was in the area just before before the crime. we checked surveillance video and noticed the tesla past the suspect vehicle moments before the crime. cameras from onboard the car could provide some clues. >> >> there are developments on the the body recovered by crews while they were searching for a missing teenage girl. authorities say they strongly believe the person is kylie rodney. of volunteer dive team pulled out a car from the reservoir yesterday evening. it's near the area where the 16-year-old was attending a party. cbs reporter madison has more. >> we have found her vehicle. >> >> announcement on social media, media, adventures with purpose, a volunteer underwater sonar search and recovery dive team found what kylie rodney's family family and friends set out to find when she disappeared august august 6th. >> the adventures with purpose folks di

the black and brown students to not perform as well as others due to a lack of family support will hsuze for her comments? but some city leaders are calling for her resignation. and today the naacp will rally outside the school district's office before that meeting to ask for shoe to resign. >> governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency in response to the monkeypox outbreak. preparations for expanded testing and vaccine distribution are underway. the goal of this proclamation is to provide more resources to the department of public health to improve the response to monkeypox. but frustration is growing for people in need of the vaccine as long lines at clinics continue to be an issue here in san francisco. so far the city has received more than 4200 monkeypox vaccines and yesterday sf general hospital distributed for 9 150 after receiving about 2000 shots. the hospital is hoping to get more later this week. s a might run out by today or tomorrow. until then they say they're doing the best that they can with the supply they have. >> you know, we've had a lot of practice wit

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ah, ah, we've got a tropical storm on our hands for japan's main island of hon. hsu. hi, everyone. here is the details on saturdays, so this is racing through eastern portions. it's going to dump a lot of rain in tokyo, so the teams thinking about 60 millimeters, but also the winds will be a factor here as fall gas st. up to 65 kilometers per hour, this is a quick moving disturbance. so by sunday things will already start to dry off and then right back into the heat on monday, the 36 degrees. if we get there, that will be the 16th time. so far this year above $35.00 degrees further solidify that record also heats across the yang see river valley. so shanghai, your temperature, we got you in for 40 degrees and this is in good news. another burst of rain for flood hit areas of sole on saturday, southeast asia looks like this. the rain picking up across sumatra, java and this port part of borneo. and as we go down under right now, your jack has probably whipping around. if you're in w a, this weather maker spreading some rain and wind and for the southeast corner legacy of showers. bu

we did reach out to commissioner hsu for comment. no response from her just yet, but she has already taken her spot on the board there as this meeting begins. we should consider -- they are going to be considering whether she should be reprimanded. at this point, it is not exactly clear what a reprimand would look like. reporting live in san francisco. i am sergio quintana. >> thank you, sergio. we will have full coverage for you throughout the evening. >>> a case involving a deadly beating back in 2015. an appeals court has reversed the murder convictions for three former santa clarita county sheriff deputies. they are now facing sentences of 15 years to life for the second-degree murder of inmate michael to read. he was awaiting a transfer to a residential treatment center for mental illness. the courtroom reversed the convictions because they were based on a legal theory that is no longer california law. that theory stated that a jury could find all three deputies guilty without deciding which one actually killed tyree. deputies a

. >> reporter: living in a van is the latest in a series of pivots evan hsu has made. these are pivots made during tough times. >> i was kind of a mental wreck at the time. >> reporter: a feeling many young people can relate to. >> people are like, oh, i would have dropped out, too! we are facing more problems than previous generations. housing insecurity. there are so many issues we are facing, and we don't have a solution for it. it is better to do something than to do nothing. in my current state in life, this is actually the best housing situation. if i borrow money for a house, i am more insecure, because i don't know how much rent is going to go up five years from now. i don't know if i need to move for school or work. >> reporter: is this a housing solution for everyone? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: his youtube channel documenting his journey has more than 90,000 subscribers. some of them joined him for weekend meet ups, like in this parking lot where he is allowed to stay in santa cruz overnight. >> reporter: how is it? >> i love it. it is like ultimate

last week, we spoke to joanne hsu, university of michigan consumer services director about consumer confidencerends. >> people are not really feeling good about their economic circumstances or the overall outlook in the year. we have not seen a lot of pullback in spending so far but that could change very quickly if inflation picks up again and particularly, as labor markets pick up again. guy: joining us after the release of the university of michigan data friday. which was mixed, i think but nevertheless, consumer trends we are seeing are actually quite negative. michelle meyer is the chief u.s. economist joining us out of this big week. what you make of where the consumer is right now? what is your data telling you about the state of play? >> i think her prior grass just described it very well which is that consumers have been facing high inflation, high prices particularly for things like gas and food although in the last month or so, gas prices have come down which has been a really nice welcome. the labor market has remained very robust. but they are apprehensive about what comes next fo

. >> here >> commissioner hsu >> here. >> commissioner motamedi, sanchez and ward. >> hi. >> presidentm. >> thank you. i think we will call for public comment. seeing none, any online? seeing no virtual public comment. >> okay. seeing that we will recess for closed session.