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janelle? >>> to the east bay where people living in contra costa county are trying to process the mass arrest of ten east bay police officers by the fbi. yesterday several neighborhoods woke up to the sound of flashbang grenades as the fbi raided police officer homes. in total ten current and former pittsburg and antioch police officers have been charged with federal offenses including violating civil rights and cheating on training courses. today city leaders in antioch have been in a closed door meeting discussing next steps including whether to terminate the arrested officers. a city member weighed in on that discussion. >> the city has made the decision to terminate officers involved in any type of corruption, then i would certainly support that. >> many people are calling on the police department to clarify how many of the implicated officers are still on city payroll and what that means for current police staffing levels. the police department, which is believed to be severely short staf

i'm janelle wang. jessica aguirre is on assignment. the mayor back from a trade trip in vietnam, mounting criticism and concern over rising violent crime in the city. velena jones has her plan on tackling the issue. >> reporter: from increasingly angry business owners across oakland to brutal videos of street violence to contentious neighborhood meetings, oaklanders have sent a clear message. they don't feel safe and that needs to change. >> there has to be something done about it. >> reporter: overall violent crime is up by 46%. >> we are working day and night. day and night, not just here in the city of oakland. we are uplifting other agencies to support us as well, too. >> reporter: efforts include $120 million loan from the state to install license plate readers.

i'm janelle wang. slowly but surely the bay area air quality is getting a little better but is still not ideal. these are live views of san francisco, san jose, and the san francisco skyline from emeryville. you can still see hazy skies overhead. smoke drifting from wildfires north of us. >> as janelle mentioned air quality is getting a little bit better. nbc bay area scott budman explains why we are all starting to breathe a little bit easier. >> reporter: last night the so-called blue moon was actually bright orange around the bay because of so much in the sky. today a cleaner picture even with some haze hanging above the bay area people took advantage of clearing conditions. >> we still get out. >> it seems a little muggy and not as clear as usual but not as bad as yesterday. >> reporter: good enough to hang out with your friends. >> sure. >> fires up north are still sending smoke our way making for moderate air quality in several parts of san jose. >> some of the smoke goes high into the atmosphere

t w's. janelle de milan followed the press conference for us to use her mind. take away. a lot of this was telegraphed in advanced. we heard them talk again about the trilateral hotline, but they were going to set up so that they could have easy access to each other. in times of an emergency. they talked about how they were joined. they would have joined a multi domain military exercises among each other. but what really stood out to me was the willingness to explicitly reference north korea. and the threats that north korea represents versus the willingness to merely allude to china and its activities. even in that sound bite that you chose, joe biden, a reference explicitly, the threats of the threats. the threats of north korea is increased. ms file and nuclear capabilities. it's a cyber criminal activities and the arms transfers that it is, it's potentially making to rush off. while, while only talking about the encrypted but only talking about his desire to see peace, a peaceful resolution to the dispute in the south china sea, where china of course is wid

forest, janelle, great to see, so pretty hefty sentences there to now tell us more about the court's decision. indeed, the sentences handed down to joseph biggs and zachary rail are along the harshest. so handed down in these cases related to january 6 of which by the way, they are over a 1000 now. and this really has to do with the gravity with which the judge saw the rules and instigating the attack on the capital. so basically what the judge said, the judge in this case, timothy kelly said that this was a national disgrace. that january 6th, a harm to the a convent and american convention that supported the rule of law and the constitution that so an american tradition around the peaceful transfer of power had been broken and has been lost. in the big's case, he cited a big's role in tearing down barriers that allowed writers to search forward. and to him that was a meaningful and deliberate step to disrupt the electoral vote ongoing in the capital at that time. and the rails, casey sided, how rail sprayed police officers with chemical irritants. now both man cried in the court ro

i have a rabbit named janelle. adoption fees are reduced or waived. >> we had to turn the ac up for oreo because it's warming up. >> when the heat comes, what am i going to do to keep them safe? that's what we have to look forward to as we go on into tomorrow, the middle of the week will be a warm one. let's get you prepared. hazy skies out there. our air quality a little bit in the moderate category today because of the wildfires to our north, but we will take the temperatures nice and mild out there, 75 degrees. we'll cool it down this afternoon. the south bay will see a warm afternoon turn into a mild night. 8:00, 9:00 rolls around and we're still in the 70s. we're going to start to get the ac ready, the hats, the hydration on and taking care of our lungs and breathing. hazardous for the people who do live in those communities. we are seeing the wind pattern blowing into the bay area a little bit. we'll see more of it through mendocino county, clear lake, and into parts of the solano county, into the early eveni

i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cole is speaking with police and parents about the stabbings right now. we're also tracking other stories on this thursday, including an overnight raid targeting police officers in contra costa county. the fbi just gave an update less than an hour ago. our jodi hernandez is talking to community leaders about this fallout. >>> also, she remains in stable condition. the san jose police officer shot yesterday is still in the hospital. >>> zeroing in on the cause of the destructive wildfires in maui. what the attorney general is doing to get answers. >>> we'll begin with two students being stabbed at james lick high school. they each suffered at least one stab wound. police say one has life-threatening injuries but has been stabilized. the other is expected to be okay. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us live from the high school. are police still there? >> reporter: janelle, i can tell you that there are quite a few officers who are still here on scene. they've been collecting evide

i'm janelle wang. the man accused of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home wants her attorneys to be able to go back to the alleged scene of the crime. david depap's team says they need to see the home themselves. they say it could put mr. pelosi in danger. nbc bay area has the story from san francisco. >> reporter: david depap appeared in court for the entire hearing. the request by his defense attorney is not unusual. people accused of crimes are sometimes granted access to the crime scene. in this case he's accused of breaking into the home and attacking her husband. chuang said without being able to examine the house, we will not be able to impeach any possible testimony by mr. pelosi about what may have happened inside the house but jaclyn scott corley had several questions for chuang and how unusual it is. >> the conduct that mr. depap is allegedly engaged in is something that happens in state courts all the time, burglaries, assaults, but not at the federal level, and i think th

i'm janelle wang.ville police are still trying to sort out and track down suspects after hundreds of teens mobbed an east bay mall. hours of chaos ended in gunfire and a stabbing. nbc bay area alina jones has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: that bun shot was part of sunday night's mall madness at the bay street mall in emeryville. >> it's terrifying being out in public. it's frustrating that it's happening by our own kids. >> reporter: police say it started around 4:30 sunday afternoon when a group of around 50 teens started causing a disturbance at the business. within two hours an estimated 250 more teens showed up near the amc theater. that's when police say the first of several fights broke out. police called in backup from other cities as they tried to handle the crowd. investigators say several smaller fights broke out eventually leading to the gunshot. luckily, police say, it doesn't appear anyone was hit. >> i actually saw somebody get trampled while the kids were running. it was

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hilary is gone, but the damage is still here. the first tropical storm to hit southern california in more than 80 years is leaving its mark. several inches of rain from san diego to l.a. to palm springs. look at some of this video here. record-breaking rainfall, in what's typically, as we know, the driest month of the year. at one point, state emergency officials issued a tropical storm, earthquake, and tornado warning. all within an hour of each other. torrential rains turned roadways into rivers and sent trees crashing to the ground and into those power lines. thankfully, no major damage or injuries were reported or have been reported, at least not yet. the effects are being felt across southern california. nbc's climate reporter joins us from cathedral city near palm springs. chase. >> the storm is past and the sun out, we're getting a picture of how much damag ise here. we're to the east of palm springs and the south of the 10 freeway, this road is covered in inches if not feet of mud from the torrential rain that fell here y

washington correspondent janelle de milan could see a unanimous vote by the jury there. what did they base their decision on if we back up to the point where a prosecutors were seeking the death penalty, we can see that they base their decision on a series of criteria that qualified the crime for the death penalty under the law. so this included the degree of planning that went into the attack that the victims were particularly vulnerable because they were elderly. so their ages ranged from 54 to 97. the fact that bowers targeted people at their place of worship is also seen as a particular to be way the factor. now the jury clearly decided all along similar lines as the prosecution. they completely agreed with the prosecutors in this case and completely rejected. the defense is arguments that bowers was delusional, that he wasn't skipped so frantic and that's what made him do these things. now it's worth noting at this point that the fact this is the 1st time a federal jury is sentencing someone to death during the fight and administration. now famously, when he was ele

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weosted detailed on how to adopt janelle. feel free to change her name. this saturday we'll be at the county of santa clara in san martin as well as berkeley humane. all the details on our website, nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> the san mateo sheriff's office is on alert after an aggressive shark encounter at pebble beach. the sheriff's office says the shark came up close to a kayaker but, fortunately, the kayaker was able to get away. no word on what type of shark it was. >>> a group of local first responders took off from maui to help in the recovery effort. these san francisco firefighters are volunteering using their own vacation time, even bringing their own gear including tools for search and rescue making themselves available to the maui fire department for whatever them they need in and around lahaina. they will stay on the island seven days. private individuals with ties are helping with their flights being ground transportation and hotel accommodations. >>> last week a new aeration found was installed in an ongoing effort to make lake wate

janelle: -- get better access to education.years, we have found consistent support for affirmative action among asian americans interviewed in language and young people just like those you heard from on the whole are even more supportive. so i recognize the value of hearing from diverse voices but on the hall, i think is an american students are going to really miss the diversity that happens when you have a program in place that systematically accounts for lack of access for groups to the college campus. amna: as one of the students mentioned, it comprises a very broad range of racial and ethnic backgrounds. they do broadly support affirmative action but does that support change based on which group you are talking about? >> it does change and as we delve deeper and disaggregate data, the myth of the asian american monolith and model minority myth correlate in this way and we see this playing out with, for example, the june pew research survey which showed that asian americans have mixed views on affirmative action and with th

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. police in the north bay are asking for the public's help solving the mysterious disappearance of a fairfield mother. police are searching for both the 36-year-old woman and her boy friend who has been named a person of interest in this case. >> reporter: police tell me erica brown was last seen at her fairfield home more than a week ago. a neighbor tells me she saw her get out of her car and walk inside on august 20th. she hasn't been seen since. >> i want her to know she's loved. we are looking for you. we're going to find you. >> reporter: that's what

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai.riests, non-clergy church employees including teachers accused in child abuse lawsuits recently filed against local catholic diocese. behind every court document there's a painful human story. let's bring in investigative reporter candice nguyen. >> addiction, isolation, depression, jail, all common themes in the lives of the dozens of alleged victims we've talked to. for one woman who says she was abused for years by a former teacher, it took being paralyzed to break that vicious cycle. we're calling her jane dough because she asked to keep her real

jess and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next. we are back in two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, the storm has passed, a lot of people exhaling. parts of southern california are picking up after tropical storm hilary barrelled through. we have team coverage. >>> the results are i and legionnaire's disease has been detected at an east bay spa where two customers ultimately died of the disease. the steps being taken to make sure something similar doesn't happen again. >>> parents and teachers continue to be concerned after a violent incident taking place on a south bay high school campus. what some are now calling for. >>> good monday, everyone. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm jessica aguirre, tropical storm hilary is moving from southern california, moving on. although the storm didn't pack the punch that some expected, it still delivered record rainfall during what's really the region's driest month of the year. >> hilary is the first tropical storm to hit so cal i

, and i'm alone in washington. janelle, what was the court's reasoning for this decision? indeed, as he said there, this is one of the harshest penalties handed out and relations of january 6 cases worth pointing out there over a 1000 of these cases. and it really has to do with a gravity with which the judge saw a big's as role in helping to instigate the attack on the capital. he the judge, in this case, the judge timothy kelly called it a national disgrace. he says that that day harmed an american custom that was meant to support the rule of law and the constitution. he said that it harmed the american tradition of the peaceful transfer of power, and that, that tradition is now lost. he also said that because big a torrent tore down a fence that allowed writers to get through that that represented a deliberate and meaningful steps to disrupt the electoral vote, counting going on in the capital. and that brought him to his sentence of 17 years . only the 2nd harshest with the 1st being belonging to stuart roads of the old keepers who got 18 years. many see former preside

and for more on the cost of staff will bring in. janelle alverado, retail experts and consultants the. so janelle, how does the prevalence of stuffed and shoplifting in the us compared to other parts of the world? yeah, well right now the retail crime rates are a hot topic. we're seeing a search in the us specifically, canada is also experiencing an uptick, but not as much as we see it more prevalent in the us. so the, those are some of the things that we have noticed that's going on in the, are a lot of different avenues that the government, both canadian and then also on the presidential side where they're trying to figure out how can they help retailers. and how could they assist in preventing the retail staff? because at this point, it's something that retailers are unable to do on their own. they need some outside help to help address because this is becoming, you know, a continually 1000000000 dollar, retail staffed heis that are also happening as well. crime rings that are help happening. and then with the prevailing of online retail, the has to be more intervention is needed t

i'm janelle wang.e begin with the frightening story we brought you as breaking news in the midday forecast. a bombshell triggered cancellation at oakland shibo elementary school. >> it is what sparked the threat that is creating a lot of tension on campus. the play date is how it started. >> as soon as they saw my car when i pulled up and my son got out they rushed him back to the car and asked him to get back in and came up to my window and told me to pull off. >> reporter: she was dropping off her fifth grader this morning when she says she and others were told to take their kids home because someone made a bomb threat. >> i'm at the point where i don't feel safe for my son being here. >> reporter: jackson is part of the school's equity and inclusion committee and said the threats started sunday after they hosted an annual event for black, brown, and aapi students. the group called police and the school after flyers for the play date social were posted online and triggered several anonymous threats i

it's good to see you, janelle, let's talk about where we are now. for the people on matt we, it's been almost one week since the fires and started. are we any closer to knowing what started it to start that and who's responsible for the scale of the disaster? well, investigations are ongoing, but the fact that you had very strong hurricane wins and dry conditions and lots of hawaii out for a long time. by the time this happened that of course contributed to the wildfires . but what we're, what we're also seeing is multiple points of failure in the print, paired this and also the response. so as we heard there in the report, hawaii has the world's largest warning system, but those sirens did not sound when they needed to. and warning alert sent to mobile phones of the residents there. perhaps power outages impeded their accepts or the receipt of these messages. and we're also hearing that to the utility provider. hawaii electric is now facing a lawsuit for allegedly keeping its power lines up during a, during the presence of very strong winds. and th

w correspondent janelle de la on in washington, janelle, a us official said the us, south 3 and japan have committed to a quite judy to consult in case of emergency. what does that mean as well? to me, the judy to consult is basically a formalized recognition that japan, south korea and the us share and interconnected security environment. meaning that a threat to one of them say from north korea or china could be construed as a threat to all of them. this isn't however, a mutual defense agreement. this isn't like nato's article 5 that stipulates that an attack on one member country is an attack on all of them and that could trigger mutual defense action. instead, this is a promise to talk. this is a promise to share information. this is a promise to coordinate policy action. and this is why what we've been seeing coming out of the summit today includes as you said, that try lateral crisis hotline. but it's also a promise to share information in real time on north korea and ms file launch warnings, a working group on north korean cyber security threats, and a promise by the 3 countrie

well, the company is janelle de lou and has more on how the victims families have reacted to the sentence. now, the reactions from the jewish community, the victims of the families of the victims, the 3 congregations in the synagogue have been understandably mixed. now of course, this verdict goes a long way towards a forwarding everybody closure towards allowing them to hill and move on. but at the same time, there was never a singular position on whether bowers deserved the death penalty. one family rode after the verdict came out in a statement that the, the sentence to them represented a signal that heinousness the heinousness of this crime would not be tolerated. and for them that was a welcome signal. but at least one prominent jewish anti capital punishment activist said that he was worried that this sentence would make a more tear out of bowers that it would inspire like minded and tie somebody to commit to similar crimes. so you can understand, however, that we're coming towards the end of what's already been a terrible saga for everybody involved that. so there was an entire ran

thank you, janelle. appreciate it. and for more information about the california earthquake, authorities brace and bolt program. that's now a link on our website. just go to ktvu.com just click on web links time sent. 921 still to come here on the nine, the first republican presidential debate. it's over now and there were several fiery exchanges. one relatively unknown entrepreneur who got into the race for the white house is picking up some stea . stay ith lowe's knows that fall's shorter days... call for bigger deals. get the most out of your fall projects... by getting the most out of our deals now. and with lowe's pay, it's never been easier to shop at lowe's. labor day savings are here. in-store and online. and republican presidential candidate are making their pitches on why they should lead the party. the gop frontrunner, former president donald trump, was not at last night's debate. the eight candidates who were on stage took shots mostly at each other, but also targeted president biden. we also need to unders

police mug shot from one is develop and i cannot talk to the w as in l dm allowed in washington. janelle, what does that now mean for the hearing next week? if trump will not be that well, we know that ahead of this saw the judge over seeing trump's case in georgia. how to approve the request to have the arrangement scheduled for next week televised, so that trump will no longer be there means that trump will be having to enter a plea in front of television cameras. and that the general public won't be able to see that. relatedly it also means we won't see the crowds of media and supporters that have gathered in front of the court house in the like in his previous arrangements in new york, a miami and d. c. although to be fair, a crowd had already turned up when he surrendered at last week at the fulton county jail to be booked and mug shot it. but for now, he's entered that not guilty plea and it triggers the next phase. in this criminal proceeding, prosecutors will be sharing evidence a trial date will be found funny willis, the district attorney, in this case, wants to try trump and t

whether people were given enough warning of the danger from the wild fires or washington correspondent, janelle, doom allow and has more details a month well, investigations are ongoing, but the fact that you had very strong hurricane winds and dry conditions and much of hawaii out for a long time. by the time this happened, that of course contributed to the wildfire as but what we're, what we're also seeing is multiple points of failure in the print pair and this and also the response. so as we heard there in the report, hawaii has the world's largest warning system, but those sirens did not sound when they needed to, and warning alert sent to mobile phones of the residents. there. perhaps power outages impeded their accepts or the receipt of abuse of messages. and we're also hearing that to the utility provider. hawaii electric is now facing a lawsuit for allegedly keeping its power lines up during, during the presence of very strong winds. and that could be some things that contributed to the wild fires. at the same time, there are also reports that the water supply collapse during rescue op

now, washington correspondent janelle and malone has more on the white house response to the reports of precautions to slow. we know that the white house has breeze the joe biden, not much else coming from the white house, but thought, but joe biden himself made comments in lake tahoe, where he said that although he doesn't know exactly what happened, he's not surprised. he also pointed out that very little happens in russia, the vladimir putin is not behind. so that tells us a little bit about who and joe biden's mind is responsible for this. now he's also been known to make jokes about what might happen to pre goshen a months ago at a press conference in helsinki. he said that if you were for goes and he'd be watching what he ate, he'd be looking very carefully at the menu, alluding there, perhaps to the kremlin a link to the allegedly crumbling link poisoning of critics and defendants. as far as i know, however, there have been no jokes about playing crushes so perhaps there is room for surprise. there were minus 2000000 because a lot has happened in the past 2 months. and how did

janelle king, co-chair of lite win for america action. good morning.s are trending in the wrong direction for president biden with this group, why is he losing support among these folks who traditionally vote democrat? >> we have to look from the perspective of voters are courting the republican party, i believe that we are not seeing a commitment as of yet, we have a lot of issues working on our behalf as republicans. for instance, the recent ne-yo situation, where he stated parents should not be forced to mutilate their children. that is resonating with parents. ice cube is tired of bowing down to the culture and tired of being told to answer to the gate keepers. there are issues working in our favor and i have to make sure we ensure we no longer continue to allow particularly black voters to court the republican party and present them with something that says, we understand what your cultural priorities are and we're willing to go after that. that is where we are right now. we have people standing up and talking about issues and doing it without fea

and the stablish went on an emergency hotline for people in japan and decided to correspond to janelle demo. and washington told us more about this juicy to consult as well. the do to, to consult, is basically a formalized recognition of the fact that the west, japan and south korea share an interconnected security environment. so basically, that means that a threat to any one of them say from north korea or china could be construed as a threat to all of them. now this does not mean that this is a mutual defense agreement. this is not nato's article 5 stipulating that an attack on one member country is an attack on all of them. and that could trigger mutual defense action. know what this is, is a promise to talk and a promise to coordinate policy auction. you already mentioned that the leaders are going to be setting up a try lateral crisis hotline, so we will see more announcements along that vein. they will say that they will be working together on early on, upgrading, early miss file launch detection, that the leaders will be meeting on an annualized basis. so the guiding principle

for having our correspondent anal. dm alone is following the story from our studio in washington. janelle, what's the white house had to say about the reports about for goes and stuff slow? we know that the white house has breeze the joe biden, not much else coming from the white house, but that, but joe biden himself made comments in lake tahoe, where he said that although he doesn't know exactly what happened, he's not surprised. he also pointed out that very little happens in russia, the vladimir putin is not behind. so that tells us a little bit about who enjoy biden's mind is responsible for this. now he's also been known to make jokes about what might happen to pre goshen a months ago at a press conference in helsinki. he said that if you were for goes and he'd be watching what he ate, he'd be looking very carefully at the menu, alluding a very perhaps to the kremlin, linked the allegedly crumbling link poisoning of critics and a dissidence. as far as i know, however, there have been no jokes about playing crashes. so perhaps there is room for surprise there and remind stimulant bec

. >> welcome, janelle. trump is not going to participate in this first republican debate. what that help them or hurt him? >> it is not like we won't be seeing him or hearing from him. he will be appearing at the same time in the said town interview with tucker colson. so clearly donald trump has made a calculation that because he is pulling so far ahead of all the other candidates, there is very little advantage to him and appearing alongside the other candidates on stage alongside other candidates who want to stand out from him, defined their candidacies against him. therefore, we don't know how this debate will help the other candidates but we know for donald trump, he doesn't have to convince voters of who he is or what he stands for. he is clearly only seeing disadvantages in joining and that is why we are not going to see him tonight or in any other debates. >> how will the absence impact interest in the debate? >>'s absence is clearly the elephant in the room. one really does have the sense that one will be watching people vying for second-place interested to see ho

. >> janel just adopted a rabbit. >> did she?yep, she went out and did it. >> before we go, friday morning, how are we looking? >> temperatures in the 50s and 60s. again, we are looking for that hurricane to start moving into california sunday into monday. >> thank you for joining us >>> tonight, hawaii officials defending their decision not to sound the emergency sirens, as the death toll from the wildfires climbs higher more than 110 people now dead in the maui fires. hawaii's attorney general today announcing an independent investigation into the response and maui's emergency chief speaking out for the first time why he says they didn't activate the sirens and the video showing downed power lines did they help spark the fires? our team on the ground in hawaii. >>> also tonight, hurricane hilary forming in the pacific, taking rare aim at the southwest and california the state that hasn't seen a direct hit in 84 years al roker is here. >>> the georgia grand jury that indicted former president trump receiving threats. the investi

i'm janele wang.police are investigating a stabbing at a high school. nbc bay area sky ranger over james lick high 30 minutes ago. just before noon these pictures taken. police say the stopping involved two students. both taken to the hospital. we don't know their conditions at the time. the suspect in the stabbings took off from the scene. james lick high is under lockdown. we have a crew on the way to the high school and we'll bring you more information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> also happening now, legal proceedings under way after several officers were taken into custody earlier this morning. bob rid del is in the studio with what we know about this raid. >> some officers schedule to be in federal court. we are awaiting word from jodi hernandez. we're learning about the fbi roundup from the on the i don't care and pittsburgh police department. this is after a 18-month investigation into an alleged criminal network. we reached out to the fbi in san francisco. they told us they'd provide in