including previously performed at the international union of police and firefighters at competitions he european union of police. we were members of this union, now we are suspended from these starts. society, but the athletes who compete in the program of the olympic games, they compete in civil competitions. they represent the civilian part of our society and the security forces. they have nothing to do with that. eh, how would it be to spread these all, so to speak, negative trends that are not now trying to somehow convict our athletes of some kind of political background. and you think you could hear reasonable reasoning, but how do they feel about it? i think there are not the same foolish people. they must understand and be aware of this. and if they declare that it is sport, especially elite sport or the olympic movement. it is, uh, sport in hermatics. i think they hear it dynamo power in motion. after the announcement. let's go back to the main themes. we went out to play for the victory well, in principle, we achieved it and big football returned to the city baiklasiko. has

role of executive director for 20 years and was put on leave last month when the union launched its internal investigation into these drug trafficking charges. next up, in phase two of the police union's internal investigation, there will be a thorough review of all internal financial records to determine if anyone else was involved in segovia's trafficking of synthetic fentanyl, which allegedly went on for eight years. she's accused of having over 60 shipments of synthetic fentanyl delivered to her home and then distributing them across the country between 2015 and this year. and she allegedly used union resources in the process. the investigation will also look into how she was able to pull this off for so long without getting caught. and a poa spokesperson tells us that the po a is looking into hiring an outside investigator with federal prosecution experience to head up this next phase of the investigation. reporting live in san jose, emma goss, nbc bay area news. >> emma, thank you. >>> we sent you a breaking news alert on our free nbc bay area news app when the news first broke at the top of the hour. you can download it right now. that way you'll stay up to date on this

police unit kwon executive director accused of drug trafficking is scheduled to appear in court once again. this is joanne segovia. she is facing federal charges after the police union said an internal investigation found she distributed drugs across the country and received dozens of shipments of fentanyl to her home. she did work at san jose's police association for 20 years. the union is still looking into whether she used their resources to do that. she is under federal investigation. >>> still ahead at 11 claque, santa clara county is encouraging you to point out any areas in the city that need trash pickup. officials held a news conference reminding folks they can go on the county website and flag areas with lots of litter. this is a site that launched back in november, and since then the site has recorded and cleaned up 200 sites. the funds to clean up come from cal recycle. there is one limitation, and that's that they cannot clear out homeless encampments. >>> happening tomorrow, eligible alameda county residents will be able to get free smoke alarms and not just get them but get them install today. you have to register online first. head to soundthealarm.org/norcalcoastal

i have concerns about the vice president of the police union, serving as a member of the internal affairs team. i think that's a conflict. i think that creates problems. in a previous interview, the abc seven news mayor lamar thorpe, laid out what he expects from tuesday's meeting. mayor is calling for an audit of the police department's internal affairs, the hiring and promoting practices as well as an equity audit, which is a study of the fairness of the police department's policies and practices will be able to collect data to make decisions. and decisions that i hope you get at the heart of culture at the police department, and then, of course, chief. ford has to do his part as well. the reference to ford police chief ford is, of course, antioch's police chief i wanted we did reach out to the city of anti ox police department did not return requests for comment. down, mama back to you. all right. thank you. answer. with only weeks before the school year. alright with only weeks before the end of the school. you're oakland. parents are hoping teachers don't go on strike. another round

police union. it offers the import thousands of opioid pills as part of an illegal international drug business co workershad no idea she was part of an international illegal drug business. this has been the grandma. of the o a. this is not the person that we've known for more than a decade. that segovia was fired from her civilian job after internal investigators reported she was having drugs shipped to her office at the police union, and she was using office accounts to pay for shipping costs. police say they made a major drug bust in san francisco's tenderloin district friday. police arrested one person sees more than £6 of methamphetamine and more than a pound of fentanyl and other drugs. the seizure came one day after the governor pledged to use the california national guard and the chp to attack the fentanyl trafficking crisis in san francisco. part of what we're getting from the governor is some help some support resources so that we can have the capacity necessary to take on this challenge. head on. san francisco has been seeing an alarming raise arise in fentanyl related deaths and more than 40%

police staffing my top priority. i mean, here's a copy of the criminal complaint. paula canny says the top official of the police union getting busted for international fentanyl import will undoubtedly be another hurdle to get new recruits and that police uniform right now in this day in age. >> it is really hard to be a police officer for a lot of different reasons. and this is a shameful, embarrassing. >> thank for the san jose police officers association. >> regarding joanne suh, though, the officials that the san jose police officers association say this is not the person they have loomed for. well, over a decade. has it made you kron 4 news? >> ok, time for another look at the forecast on this lovely friday night as we're looking up to over san francisco, lawrence, we've been teased before with nice weather. yeah. heading into a weekend only right only to be crash, right rush by spirit series. the storms this year. i mean, it really has been almost sickly, right? seems like every weekend we're dealing with some kind of rain this weekend. just a slight chance of showers, maybe about a 10%. so yeah, out there right now, you can see not a bad evening looking towar

police staffing my top priority. i mean, here's a copy of the criminal complaint. paula canny says the top official of the police union getting busted for international fentanyl import will undoubtedly be another hurdle to get new recruits and that police uniform right now in this day in age. >> it is really hard to be a police officer for a lot of different reasons. and this is a shameful, embarrassing. >> thank for the san jose police officers association. >> regarding joanne suh, though, the officials that the san jose police officers association say this is not the person they have room for. well over a decade. has it made you kron 4 news? >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we're looking live in san francisco after what's been pretty nice a nice day. and what about the we with us going to stick around. lawrence are trying to get and there's some nice places to go right to get ahead of the sierra nevada and join us. know how about southern california? maybe sneak in some temperatures in the 70's? well, stick around here, not bad either. there's a slight chance we might see a sprinkle out of sfo right now. a light breeze is blowing. no delays b

former san jose police union executive director accused of drug trafficking is scheduled to appear in court. joanne segovia faces federal charges after the police union says an internal investigation found she distributed drugs across the country and received dozens of shipments of fentanyl to her home. she worked at san jose's police association for 20 years. the union is still looking into whether she utilized poa resources. we continue to follow this story. we will be there in court today and bring you the latest online at nbcbayarea.com, as well as on air. make sure to tune into nbc bay area news at 4:30 as well. >>> angry a's fans tonight plan to voice their feelings outside the coliseum at the team's first home game since the land deal announcement signaling the team's possible move to vegas. the a's tonight host the cincinnati reds, and for a lot of bay area fans, hope is fading fast for the team to remain in the east bay. oakland mayor sheng thao talked last night with raj mathai. she said despite the fact she feels jilted by the a's, she would set her feelings aside if the a's were to reconsider. >> if they would call me, i would pick up because it's not abo

. >>> she's accused of operating an international drug operation while working for the san jose police union, now officially out of a job. the union formally announced it has fired its former civilian chief executive director, joann segovia, facing a drug trafficking charge in federal court. the police union also announced plans for an independent investigation. here's nbc bay area's robert handa with the latest moves as calls for transparency continue to get louder. >> reporter: the frantic-looking woman now facing at least one federal drug trafficking charge a far cry from the poised civilian executive director who was part of the san jose poa for 20 years. 84-year-old joann segovia formally fired from her job with poa this morning after being charged with importing fentanyl and other drugs from overseas and sending it out to dealers and other states for years. >> my disbelief and shock has turned to anger. and while there's still some disbelief, i'm just -- i'm just angry right now. >> reporter: a department of homeland security investigation showed she allegedly accepted over 60 internat

. >> i have concerns about the vice president of the police union serving as a member of the internal affairs team that is a conflict that grace problems. reporter: in a previous interview the mayor laid out what they expect from tuesday's meeting. an audit of police department internal affair, hiring and promoting practices as well as an equity audit. >> we will be able to collect data to make decisions. decisions i hope that get at the heart of the culture of the police varmint. and that she has -- police department. the chief has to do his work as well. >> the meeting begins at 5 p.m., we reached out to the antioch police department they did not return the request for comment. kristen: thank you so much. pleasanton police investigating a shooting at a home depot. the location near johnson drive in owens drive police are asking people to avoid the area right now. investigators say suspects have been detained. we do not have other details. they plan an update later today and we will bring that to you when we get. julian: southwest airlines flights technique -- temporarily grounded to

police association for 20 years. in the next phase of its internal investigation, the police association says it's going to look into allegations that segovia used police union resources to do her illegal business. >> we want to make sure we're being as thorough as possible. and those kind of things don't occur over a day or a week. it's going to take some time to ensure the integrity of this organization, instill the confidence that has always been there for our members, as well as with the public. >> segovia will be back in court in two weeks on her criminal charges. >>> democrats from the white house on down are condemning the actions of republican tennessee lawmakers. this comes after the gop super majority kicked out two democratic members from the statehouse represent after they protested for gun control on the chamber floor. one of those democrats, justin jones, grew up here in the east bay before going to college and starting his political career in tennessee. this rare expulsion is shining a spotlight on the nation's contentious debate over guns. here's nbc's dallas barr. >> reporter: in tennessee today, fallout from an unprecedented vote to expel t

of a years long scheme to distribute them around the country. the san jose police unions president says they've completed the first part of their internal investigation, and they will now hire outside help planned this from the very get go, uh we have taken it. is a serious as we possibly can. from minute one from the time we were notified. until this very moment and continuing to move forward. segovia is expected to appear in court on april 28th. anti trans activists and former swimmer riley gains so she was attacked on thursday night at san francisco state following a speech at an event opposing the participation of transgender athletes and women's sports. this is the video taken by gains in which we can hear swearing and you can see a lot of shakiness there. the video does not show an assault. however she claims someone hit her twice with one blow grazing her face. san francisco state police are investigating gains is a former college swimmer who competed against leah. thomas last year. thomas became the first openly transgender athletes to win an n c double a championship happening today, a coalition of drag queens and allies will protest in san

of the san jose police union executive charged with importing and distributing fentanyl. she is now officially out of a job. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has more on the new internalia has no comment on the side. in addition to facing federal charges, joanne segovia is now officially fired from her job with the san jose police officers association. we have terminated. ms segovia is employment with the police officers association. union president sean pritchard says phase one of an internal investigation is completed. at this point. segovia is the only person the p o a says is involved in an importation and distribution scheme. late last month, federal agents arrested the 64 year old former union executive director. they say she was the hub for international opioid drug distribution ring using her personal and work computer at the union office to order thousands of pills to her home. and then ship them all over the globe. we have no indication whatsoever. any sworn officer or any other civilian staff. is involved in this incident. how can we possibly rely upon the official narrative from the profession of policing if it includes narcotics trafficking, critics say t

base for training professionals for the internal affairs bodies in the first edition, then even the schools and transport police were even heroes of the soviet unionon the anniversary, the minister himself came to personally celebrate the officer teaching staff of veterans and cadets of the institute internal affairs of belarus ivan kubrakov. the head of the department thanked the leadership of the institute for the worthy education of future officers. well, now, to educate patriots to maintain this fire in their hearts. april weekend on the 22nd in the village of the traffic police e. mogilev has a place in memory for us for every englishman. at the monument to the soldiers of the captain's police battalion. vladimirov, a large-scale subbotnik with the participation of the power bloc, by the way, will take place last year. let me remind you that it was the year of historical memory. reconstruction began there. well and in year of peace and creation. this work will continue. well, since we are talking about the preservation of memory, we recall that now in every region of belarus, craftsmen of folk art and craftsmen embroider a map of the country,

of the san jose police union executive charged with importing and distributing fentanyl. she is now officially out of a job. ktvu jeffrey reporter jesse gary has more on the new internal investigation. let's go via has no in addition to facing federal charges, joanne segovia is now officially fired from her job with the san jose police officers association . we have terminated. mr garvey is employment with the police officers association. union president sean pritchard says phase one of an internal investigation is completed. at this point, segovia is the only person the pos says is involved in an importation and distribution scheme. late last month, federal agents arrested the 64 year old former union executive director. they say she was the hub for international opioid drug distribution ring using her personal and work computer at the union office to order thousands of pills to her home. and then ship them all over the globe. we have no indication whatsoever. any sworn officer or any other civilian staff. is involved in this incident. how can we possibly rely upon the official narrative from the profession of policing if it includes narcotics trafficking, critics sa

of a years long scheme to distribute them in the u. s. the sentence. a police unions president says they have completed the first part of their internal investigation and will now hire outside help. we planned this from the very get go, uh, we have taken it. is a serious as we possibly can. from minute one from the time we were notified. until this very moment and continuing to move forward. segovia is expected to appear in court to april 28th. on the peninsula, another close call with a falling tree mental parliamentary apartment, said it is just miraculous. his family is safe after a large oak tree crashed into their yard earlier this week, the city of mental park has received hundreds of tree related calls this year, abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the story. my wife and i were right there with our with our one month old toddler camera north home and his wife were playing with their daughter poppy inside went just seconds after these photos were taken. a large oak tree came crashing down in their menlo park backyard. we were just frozen right because it was just so out of place and sort of hard to comprehend what was actually happening.

of a years long scheme to distribute them in the u. s. the sentence. a police unions president says they have completed the first part of their internal investigation and will now hire outside help. we planned this from the very get go, uh, we have taken it. is a serious as we possibly can. from minute one from the time we were notified. until this very moment and continuing to move forward. segovia is expected to appear in court to april 28th. on the peninsula, another close call with a falling tree mental parliamentary apartment, said it is just miraculous. his family is safe after a large oak tree crashed into their yard earlier this week, the city of mental park has received hundreds of tree related calls this year, abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the story. my wife and i were. right there with our with our one month old toddler camera north home and his wife were playing with their daughter poppy inside with just seconds after these photos were taken, a large oak tree came crashing down in their menlo park backyard. we were just frozen right because it was just so out of place and sort of hard to comprehend what was actually happening.

of the time will make up the cost othe membership. fallout officers association. the police union opens up about phase one of its internaltion. 49ers quarterback trey lance is working on his throwing mechanics, and he could not have found a better workout buddy. result of the first phase of its internal investigation. plus it's hiring independent investigator to look into the union's operations. joanne segovia is the executive director of the union, but it's facing charges of importing opioid pills for distribution. will keep you updated on that story. san francisco police are investigating several high profile violent crimes in recent days. one involves a deadly stabbing of a tech executive, while another is an attack on a former city fire commissioner more this afternoon from ktvu zach sauce two days after cell phone video posted to citizen app captured a man believed to be behind the brutal attack on former san francisco fire commissioner donald carmen yanni , a man believed to be his attacker awaiting his first day in court. carmen yanni rushed to the hospital wednesday evening after being beaten outside his home in

. >>> back here locally, the woman accused of running an illegal international drug operation while working for the san jose police union made her first court appearance in federal court yesterday. joanne segovia surrendered yesterday morning. the 20-year civilian executive director of the san jose police officers association is accused of importing and selling drugs, including fentanyl, from october 2015 to january of this year. court documents show at least 61 shipments were made to her bay area home from india, china, and other foreign countries, and then shipped out to dealers in other states. court documents also reveal the 64-year-old sometimes used her police union office computer to manage the transactions. >> whether it's careless or, you know, as a result of she's high when she's doing it, it's crazy. either way, it's crazy for somebody in law enforcement or connected to law enforcement to use law enforcement services to commit a federal crime. >> segovia was released without bond and will return to court on april 28th. >>> there is new video of a san mateo woman missing in mexico. this is a story we first tol

jose police officers association is going to give an update regarding the union executive facing drug charges. the police union says it will release the results of the first phase of its internalent investigator to look into the union's operations and give an update on joanne see copious employment status. segovia is the executive director of the union and is accused of importing opioid pills for distribution. san jose. police arrested a man suspected of carrying out several violent crimes across the city. police say 33 year old raffaele morra taya is tied to a series of crimes from march 18th to the 31st. the most recent was a home invasion last friday. the victim in that crime, reported it to police and they arrested more italian nearby. investigators talked about the other crimes. they believe he is also connected to those crimes included carjacking assault with a deadly weapon, attempted robbery, robbery and at one point suspect tried to lure a 16 year old girl into the vehicle that he had in his possession. more italian, a is now booked into the santa clara county jail and facing multiple felony charges. investigators say a group of catalytic converter thieves on the peni

of an international drug scheme. she will appear in federal court this friday for protein or hearing in this case she was fired from her civilian job at the police union earlier this month following an internal investigation. >> this is been the grandma of the poa. this is not the person we've known for more than a decade. this is one of three shocking drug smuggling cases out of california right now on friday former u.s. marine drug trafficking. trixie was exploiting his uniform. but he should've been doing was protecting and defending our country. instead he was exploiting that you perpetrate a drug trafficking organization. parks prosecutors at the san diego gesture of the fox news they show some of the fentanyl pled guilty to trafficking for they also say he recruited former marines to take part in drug smuggling. prosecutors said he was so involved in drug trafficking but he tried to have a song written about him to glorify his criminal activity. >> when he was having exchanges with the mexican songwriter about drafting this narco about valid he was recognizing he had this dual life. >> in the third and separate case the arizona correctional offi

in a drug distribution distribution scheme has officially been fired the police union has finished the first phase of an internal investigation involving joanne segovia abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has more it's been a tumultuous few weeks for the san jose police officers association. the poa's executive director. joanne segovia was charged with attempting to import illegal synthetic opioid drugs specifically a form of fentanyl from overseas federal prosecutors say it was part of a year's long scheme to distribute them in the us investigators say segovia used her personal and office computers to order the drugs and agree to distribute them elsewhere in the country. the poa says they had no knowledge of it and have been conducting an internal investigation on friday the announce the first phase of it is now over as a result. we have terminated her employment the poa would not elaborate on what findings in that investigation led to the firing. we reached out to segovia's attorney and have not heard back the poa says the next phase of the investigation will be bringing an outside independent investigator or lo

the decision comes after the police union finished the first phase of an internal investigation, abc seven news reporters act, fuentes is on that story. it's been a tumultuous few weeks for the san jose police officers association, the pos executive director, joanne segovia, was charged with attempting to import illegal synthetic opioid drugs, specifically a form of fentanyl from overseas. federal prosecutors say it was part of a years long scheme to distribute them in the u. s investigators say segovia used her personal and office computers to order the drugs and agreed to distribute them elsewhere in the country. the pos says they had no knowledge of it and have been conducting an internal investigation. on friday, they announced the first phase of it. is now over. as a result, we have terminated. her employment would not elaborate on what findings in that investigation led to the firing. we reached out to segovia as attorney and have not heard back. the next phase of the investigation will be bringing in an outside. independent investigators are looking to identify. someone with in

in the next phase of the internal investigation, the police association says it's going to look into allegations that segovia used police union resources to do illegal business. segovia will be back in court in two weeks. >>> to weather because it's friday. a lot of you want to know how our weekend is looking, easter weekend for all the kiddos. meteorologist rob mayeda is here with that answer. >> good news for the weekend. today, drizzly, rain at times early on. we have changes and drier changes moving forward as we head to the microclimate forecast. first, satellite radar, a little bit of late-day clearing. a few breaks of sunshine later today. toward tomorrow morning, still the chance we might have drizzle to start. watch what happens moving forward saturday to sunday. the rain chances are moving north. starting to see more sunshine around the bay area. yes, we will see a warmer forecast approaching easter sunday. mid-60s in reach by sunday there in san francisco with partly cloudy skies expected. for areas away from the inner bay, 70s will be in reach. san rafael looking at partly cloudy skies, near 70 degrees on sunday.

of a years long scheme to distribute them around the country. the centers police unions president says they have completed the first part of their internal investigation and will now how higher outside help we planned this from the very get go. we have taken it. is a serious as we possibly can. from minute one from the time we were notified. until this very moment and continuing to move forward. segovia is expected to period appear in court on april 28th activists. riley gains says she was attacked on thursday night at san francisco state event following a speech at an event that was opposing the participation of transgender athletes and women's sports. this is the video taken by gains in which we can hear swearing. we see a lot of shaking is there on the video. does not show the assault. however she claims someone hit her twice with one blow grazing her face. san francisco state police are investigating gains is a former college swimmer who competed against leo thomas. last year, thomas became the first openly transgender athlete to win and a championship. happening today, a coalition of drag queens and allies will protest in san francisco against an

of a years long scheme to distribute them around the country. the center is a police unions president says they have completed the first part of their internal investigation and will now hire outside help planned this from the very get go. we have taken it. is a serious as we can. from minute one from the time we were notified. until this very moment and continuing to move forward. segovia is expected to appear in court on april 28th anti trans activist and former swimmer riley gains says she was attacked on thursday night at san francisco state following a speech at an event opposing the participation of transgender athletes and women's sports. this is the video taken by gains in which we can hear swearing and we see a lot of shakiness, but it does not show an assault. she claims someone hit her twice, with one blow grazing her face. san francisco state police are investigating gains is a former college swimmer who competed against leah thomas. last year, thomas became the first openly transgender athletes to win an n c double a championship. happening today, a coalition of drag queens and allies will protest in san francisco against antiers expect betwe

union executive that is facing who is facing drug charges. the police union says it will release the results of the first phase of its internal investigation. hiring of an independent investigator to look into the union's operations and give an update on joanne segovia employment status. via is the executive director of the union , a civilian position she's accused of importing opioid pills for distribution. this morning. the march jobs report has been released and the numbers came in slightly lower than expected. as griff jenkins tells us, some economists argue it's time for the federal reserve to pause any further interest rate hikes. a new piece of economic data for investors and economists to chew on for the month of march, the economy added 236,000 jobs, slightly below estimates. the unemployment rate now stands at 3.5% i think that economy is still pretty healthy from a jobs point of view. friday's report also found the labor participation rate ticked up. some argue this report will give the federal reserve and incentive to avoid an interest rate hike next month. greatest players to the federal reserve. please take a step back. your h

police union for comment on this matter. so far, we have not heard back in addition to an audit of the internal affairs process, marath orp says he wants an audit of the hiring and promotion practices. he also wants a review of completed complaints that have not been investigated and are now outside of the statute of limitations. time now is seven. oh 60, san jose police chief released a statement on the recent arrest of joanne segovia that is the former executive with the san jose police officers association who is accused of distributing fentanyl chief anthony modeste says the department is fully cooperating with the investigation. and he says, we have not been asked for assistance but are prepared to assist if needed in their examination of the matter and bring those who should be held accountable to justice. justice rather chief went on to say to be clear. i have not received information that any employee sworn to professional staff at the san jose police department is suspected of wrongdoing in connection with the investigation. joanne segovia has been officially fired from her job with the san jose police officers associ

of an international drug scheme. she will appear in federal court this friday for preliminary hearing in this case. she was fired from her civilian job with the police unionarlier this month following an internal investigation. >> this is been the grandma from the poa. this is not the person we've known for more than a decade. >> this is just one of three shocking drug smuggling cases here in california right now. on friday former u.s. marine roberto salazar the second was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for drug trafficking. >> he was exploiting his uni uniform. what he should have been doing is protecting and defending our country. instead he was exploiting that position to perpetrate the drug trafficking organization. >> prosecutors out of san diego sure these photos of fox news. this is on the fentanyl the lead guilty to traffic he recruited former marines to take part in the smuggling. prosecutors say he was so involved in drug trafficking he tried to have a song written about him to glorify his criminal activity. >> when he was having exchanges with the mexican songwriter about drafting this narco ballot he was recognizing he had this dual l

we did reach out to the police union for comment on the matter so far, we have not heard back. in addition to that audit of the internal affairs process, mayor thorpe wants an audit of hiring and promotion practices and review of complaints that have not been investigated and are not outside the statute of limitations. the tennessee state legislature goes back to session after voting to expel to lawmakers. as reporter charles watson tells us, one of the ousted democrats may get a seat back. days after tennessee's house of representatives voted to expel two democratic lawmakers. nashville's metro council, mason , one back to the statehouse council members are expected to vote monday to reinstate justin jones after he was ousted last week over gun control protests. his colleague justin pearson, could be reappointed later this week. both former lawmakers say they hope to get their seats back. we have a responsibility to ensure every person feels that they have a voice in democracy and will not be silent. jones and pearson were two of the three lawmakers that stormed the house podium, calling for stronger gun control measu

think right now we're hearing the police union today moving ahead and terminating the person who is being accused of this ring basically and they are doing an internalstigation to find out what to do, and she was using the office to smuggle these drugs. other people are saying okay, that's not enough. saying the city should step in here and maybe break the ties. it does raise a lot of questions especially as you mentioned fentanyl and the damage to have someone doing this, it's mind blowing. >> definitely a story to watch. guy marzorati, marisa lagos. thank you both for being here. >>> this week taiwan's president, wen, visited california. the ties to taiwan are complicated. china claims taiwan does not recognize it. the president met with house speaker kevin mccarthy and other officials including california's lieutenant governor. now in her second term in the position, shes a serves as california's international affairs and trade development representative. joining us now, serving thisúwe. welcome to the show. >> thank you, priya, it's great to be with you. >> thanks for being here. so tell us about the meeting this week and your work broadly as a

police officers association. union president sean pritchard says phase one of an internal investigation is completed.this point, segovia is the only person the pos says is involved in an importation and distribution scheme. late last month, federal agents arrested the 64 year old former union executive director. they say she was the hub for international opioid drug distribution ring using her personal and work computer at the union office to order thousands of pills to her home. and then ship them all over the globe. we have no indication whatsoever. any sworn officer or any other civilian staff. is involved in this incident. how can we possibly rely upon the official narrative from the profession of policing if it includes narcotics trafficking, critics say the department and the union representing its non command staff, faces a credibility gap last year amid a flurry of missteps. rookie cop dijon packer, a former spartan football star, died from a fentanyl overdose at his milpitas apartment. that's just a symptom of a greater kill the bill. is overdosing, fentanyl opioids permeating our population

police officers association. union president sean pritchard says phase one of an internal investigation is completed. at this point. segovia is the only person the p o a says is involved in an importation and distribution scheme. late last month, federal agents arrested the 64 year old former union executive director. they say she was the hub for international opioid drug distribution ring using her personal and work computer at the union office to order thousands of pills to her home. and then ship them all over the globe. we have no indication whatsoever. any sworn officer or any other civilian staff. is involved in this incident. how can we possibly rely upon the official narrative from the profession of policing if it includes narcotics trafficking, critics say the department and the union representing its non command staff, faces a credibility gap last year amid a flurry of missteps. rookie cop dijon packer, a former spartan football star, died from a fentanyl overdose at his milpitas apartment. that's just a symptom of a greater kill the bill. is overdosing, fentanyl opioids permeating our popu

plus the executive director of san jose's police union, faces federal charges the international drug he's accused of being involved in going back a decade. the details on where her case goes next coming up. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto welcome back to mornings onto you're taking a live look at sfo this morning. we like to see those clear skies. we assume there won't be any weather related delays out there at that airport and other bay area airports. we're coming up on spring break time for a lot of it's good for people to know how that nice traveling weather out there. welcome to mornings onto it is saturday, april 1st. i'm ali rasmus. it's been a while our weekends have been very wet. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat happy to say this one looks pretty good, but we're, uh, you got a little something something out there, don't we? nature may pull up a little bit of an april fool's joke on us, you know, bring us the blue. sky and then maybe maybe a sprinkle not going to be a big deal, though we do have the possibility of scattered showers in the forecast for today, as we

. >> in the next phase of the internal investigation, the police association says it is going to look into allegations that segovia used police unionources to do illegal business. she'll be back in court in two weeks. >>> bay area fishermen are still reeling from the shutdown of the salmon season, and now they, along with lawmakers, are calling for federal relief. fishermen say they can deal with most disasters, but they can't solve a lack of fish. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi said when this happened in 2008, disaster relief included federal funds. this time, though, she wants it to come faster. >>> if you're looking to go outside and enjoy this passover and easter weekend, our mike inouye has ideas in the weekend calendar. >> good morning, kira. today is the 8th of april, so happy san jose day, right? 4/08. the area code for san jose. there is a free family-friendly event at mexican heritage plaza. it integrated local live music, dance, poetry, food and a classic car show. right, traffic guy. the goal is to inspire collaboration across communities, reinforcing san jose's culture of celebrating cultures. today, the 78th

segovia used her computer at home as well as the computer at the police union office to import thousands of opioid pills as part of an internationalal drug business. segovia was fired from her civilian job after internal investigators reported she was having drug shipped to her p o office, and she was using office accounts to cover the shipping costs. a lot of young students, according to test results have gaps in their learning that can be blamed on remote learning during the pandemic, and the youngest students were especially affected. educators say basic reading skills were not developed when children were learning at home and now two years 2 to 3. years later, many children still can't read. the students that, um we're getting are coming in, and they are 2 to 3 grade levels behind. and so you really have to try to go back in and catch them up from what they should have learned some of those foundational skills there in third grade. at this point you have to read, you have to be able to comprehend. you have to be able to do that independently. she also says california has more hurdles to overcome that most other states . part o

san jose police officers association plans to give an update regarding the union executive facing drug charges. the police union says it will release the results of the first phase. of its internalgator to look into the union's operations and give an update on joanne segovia is employment status. segovia is the executive director of the union, a civil civilian position and she's accused of importing opioid pills for distribution. salmon fishing is officially banned along much of the west coast. the pacific fishery management council approved the closure of all commercial and most recreational chinook salmon fishing from the northern oregon coast to the california mexico border. we've been telling you that this decision was expected . the decision comes after a near record low numbers of the fish returned to california's rivers last year. biologists say the salmon population has declined dramatically. after years of drought. later today, fishermen will be joined by local leaders, including nancy pelosi in san francisco to discuss the closure in the effects. it's expected to have all of the rain we've been getting, plus the record snowpack in the sierra should keep california's fl

, dozens of people were detained, including 10 police officers, the unions, which called for another nationwide strike , declares more than a million participants the french ministry of internal. although so many the organizers counted only in paris the dissatisfaction of the people caused the march decision of the government to bypass parliament to raise the retirement age and cancel a number of benefits for the elderly the last two weeks, protests have been almost held. continuously and today, the french constitutional council is expected to decide on the legality of the pension reform adopted by the authorities. donald trump again visited the court the ex-president of the united states spent almost 7 hours there, this time we are talking about a civil lawsuit for 250 million dollars. it was filed at the end of last year new york state district attorney against trump himself and his children and companies associated with them and suspects fraud and false information that significantly increased the family's capital a whole series of lawsuits against donald trump began after he announced his plans again take the presidency intending to run for the republican party. the presi

ktvu has reached out to the police union for comment on the matter so far, we've not heard back in addition to an audit of the internal affairs process, mayor thorpe says he wants an audit of hiring and promotional practices. he also wants a review completed of complaints that have not been investigated and are now outside of the statute of limitations. the tennessee state legislature goes back into session after voting to expel two lawmakers as foxes. charles watson tells us one of the ousted democrats may get a seat back. days after tennessee's house of representatives voted to expel two democratic lawmakers. nashville's metro council, mason , one back to the statehouse council members are expected to vote monday to reinstate justin jones after he was ousted last week over gun control protests. his colleague justin pearson, could be reappointed later this week. both former lawmakers say they hope to get their seats back. we have a responsibility to ensure every person feels that they have a voice in democracy and will not be silent. jones and pearson were two of the three lawmakers that stormed the house podium, cal

we reached out to the police union for comment on this matter, and so far we have not heard back now. in addition to an audit of the internal affairs process, mayor thorpe wants an audit of hiring and promotion practices. he also wants to review completed of complaints that have not been investigated and are now outside the statute of limitations happening today. national officials are expected to vote to reinstate one of the two democratic lawmakers expelled by the republican colleagues for joining a gun control protest on the house floor. nashville's metro council is called a meeting to address the vacancy left by the expulsion of former representative justin jones bay area native he was expelled from the tennessee state house along with justin pearson after they joined protesters calling for gun control measures following a deadly shooting at a private christian school in nashville. a meeting is set for wednesday to discuss whether or not justin pearson will be reappointed now. both men are black republicans say the members were voted out for breaking house rules on decorum process. we have procedures for what they did,

. >> in the next phase of the internal investigation, the police officers association says it is going to look into allegations that segovia used police unionources to do that illegal business. she'll be back in court in two weeks. >>> we're going to turn now to the weather. cinthia pimentel has a look at the microclimate forecast. not bad out there right now. >> i don't think so either. it was a little warm, a touch muggy as you step out the door. that's because we have cloud cover that is greeting us this morning. from yesterday's rain, pushing out of the bay area. currently outside in san jose, 52 degrees. today is april 8th. 4-08 is san jose day. we'll look at the fun events coming up this afternoon, where they host the event in mexican heritage plaza. a lot going on this weekend. as far as storm ranger is concerned, there's a lot going on, too, but don't be fooled. this is just light drizzle. maybe some rain that's evaporating before it hits the ground out there. not too much in the way of any early morning commute. currently outside in napa, 48 degrees for you. 51 in palo alto. a mild start to the day. just a touch cooler along the co

police officers association headquarters. today, she was terminated as office manager of the union. she was executive director for 20 years, was put on leave last month when they launched an internalfficking charges. next up in phase two of the internal investigation, there will be a review of all internal financial records to determine if anyone else was involved in her trafficking of fentanyl. she had over 60 shipments delivered to her home and distributed them between 2015 and this year. she allegedly used union resources in the process. a union spokesperson tells us they are looking into hiring an outside investigaor with experience to head up the next phase of the investigation. >> thank you. >>> to san francisco, just after the deadly attack on bob lee, another attack in san francisco. a former commissioner of the san francisco fire department was beaten with a metal pipe. it happened wednesday night near magnolia and luna. friends of the commissioner said he suffered a fracture skull, broken jaw and had stitches on his face. >> he had a very serious surgery this afternoon. we are all praying for his safe recovery as quickly as possible. >> police have a suspect in custody.

international drug scheme and the suspect charge is shocking in california community. this morning, 60 four-year-old grandmother and it police union employee joanne segovia accused of attemptingsbelief that the executive had drugs running through their neighborhood for years. >> everyone who knows joanne as far as i know it has said the same thing. i am stoned. i can't believe it is her. this is not the lady we know. >> janai: federal prosecutors say segovia had 61 shipments of controlled substances between october 2015 through january of this year. those packages purportedly from countries including hong kong, hungary, india and singapore. segovia's coworkers stand after learning their long-term executive director was a target of a homeland security investigation. accused of using her personal and work computers to order drugs and agreeing to distribute them throughout the country. >> people i'm sure are wondering how it is that someone could get away with this for so long, right another noses of the police. >> eva: we have reached out to her attorney but have not heard back. she is due back in court on april 28 and this challenge is how we imagine these drugs are ending up

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