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. >> jayaraman says that the rant was about 8 minutes and according to the police to gender was not in do more to put a stop to gun violence in oakland. >> the gathered outside of city hall yesterday afternoon. the group is calling on oakland to create a community response to change. it's after 6 people were killed in 4 days in a shooting involving 2 children on monday. oakland police chief says the numbers should serve as an example and how much more must be done. you can look into your homes. >> talk to your brothers. your sisters, talk to your children see was going on in in their world because the streets, if they get your kids, they're not going to get them back. no child should have access to a good 12 years old, right so it's a begs the question of, you know, pools watching at home whose ensure that our children and not put their own lives in danger and in danger and other kids. that's a community responsibility as well to monitor the behavior. but those that you love. >> the chief says it's time the community get a break from the violence is says for that to happen, the communi

jayaraman says that he is happy that this man is going to be held accountable. >> i was relieved to be we need to be sensitive to a fellow human being. >> jai arm and says that this route lasted for more than 8 minutes and that he was spit on by the man as well. according to the police, the other man to gender who you see here, he wasn't in custody in alameda county as of monday night. in the south bay. a 43 year-old woman is being charged with a hate crime after she attacked a teenager who was wearing a hijab in mountain view. the santa clara county da's office says that this happened on july. first on castro street. the da identifies the woman as a to said biglari saying that she grabbed the 18 year-old girl's head scarf, pushed her into a wall and put her hands on the teenager's neck. and then the woman took off in a bicycle. but police later arrested her. so now she is facing charges for it. time now 7.33 and other news that we're following arena and the group for mothers of murdered victims say the community has to do more to put a stop to gun violence in oakland. they gathered ou