in antioch, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> we are following breaking news from oakland right now. the city manager talking about the opd sex scandal and the city's decision to fire four officers. >> failing to report a violation of law -- >> we'll continue to follow this press conference that's going on right now at opd headquarters. let's listen in. >> accessing law enforcement databases for personal gain. bringing disrepute to the oakland print. and lastly, the city of oakland issued a notice of intent to order counseling and training to one member of the oakland police department for the following offense, bringing disrepute to the oakland police department. of note, all of these discipline decisions will now be subject to due process and grievance procedures. [ pause ] >> thank you sabrina. next, deputy chief loyce will explain the scope and rigor involved in this internal affairs administrative investigation. i will remind you that state law prohibits us from sharing personnel information about police officers. and this is a description of the administrative investigation. [

we sent jessica flores to find out how it happened and who how it will impact criminal cases. >> reporter: this is the type of evidence prosecutors and defense attorneys now rely on. >> i can't breathe! >> that is what you call the best evidence in a case. >> reporter: that's why oakland civil rights attorney john burris isn't happy to hear that about a quarter of oakland police department's body camera footage disappeared two years ago. >> it was destroyed, however it happened, it could have a negative impact on existing criminal cases. >> reporter: a police sergeant made the revelation during court testimony in a criminal trial. an i.t. worker apparently accidentally deleted the files when performing a system upgrade. the employee didn't check the box to preserve everything. this man who calls himself gp founded the anti-police terror project. he says this latest blunder is evidence opd needs more oversight. >> it can only prove one of two things that, um, libby schaaf oakland police are extremely incompetent or extremely corrupt. >> reporter: the oakland police department reportedly di

in oakland, jessica flores, kpix 5. >> kpix 5 caught up with the group save oakland sport and they say they are not fully alarmed with the news just yet. >> nevada has to push forward the project, the legislature has to approve it. one of the major unions in las vegas is against this hotel packet. the raiders -- 13 years of losing seasons, they will have a good year and then we're hearing this. >> the raiders potentially have two big funding sources in las vegas on top of public financing. casino mogul sheldon adelson plans to give $650 million towards the project. >>> the new iphone hits store shelves today but if you didn't preorder, you are probably out of luck. apple says that the iphone 7 plus and colors of the smaller phones are already sold out. it didn't discourage people in san francisco. customers started camping out in union square last night. it opens at 8 a.m. >>> 4:40. this video turning a few heads. a great white shark off the coast in the bay, feet from surfers. shark experts weigh in. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ocean beach. kpix 5's andria borba shows us what's lurkin >>> a lot

in danville, jessica flores, kpix 5. >> the 40 people who were killed on united flight 93 were honored today at the 9/11 memorial in union city. passengers on that plane courageously rushed the cockpit, forcing the terrorists to crash the plane in rural pennsylvania instead of the u.s. capitol. east bay congressman eric swalwell was in washington at the time of the attacks. >> an image i'll never forget is watching republicans and democrats hand in hand singing god bless america. as divided as we are today, i still think we can go back to that unity. >> flight 93's final destination was supposed to be san francisco. nearly half of the victims lived in or near the bay area. >>> across the nation, cities paused to remember the many lives that were lost. in new york the names of nearly 3,000 victims were read out at ground zero. at a separate ceremony in washington, president obama thanked the men and women who served in the military since the attacks. >> thanks to their extraordinary service, we've dealt devastating blows to al qaeda. we've delivered justice to osama bin laden, we've str

jessica flores spoke with his family. >> reporter: at 14 years old, caleb knew life was precious. >> he loved enjoying life. he did as much as he could as often as he could. >> reporter: most people wouldn't know the kid climbing rocks and fishing and playing every sport he could had kidney disease his entire life. he was just one month shy of a kidney transplant. his mother a match. >> from day one when i knew he needed a kidney, i knew that it would be me. i would have given him anything to save him. >> reporter: the hope turned to heartbreak sunday. caleb was out riding his bicycle with friends on big break road in oakley. investigators say he rode off the sidewalk to avoid pedestrians. that's when he was struck by an oncoming truck. caleb died at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland, where he was first diagnosed with kidney disease all those years ago. [ crying ] >> we had been waiting for many years for him to be healthy. >> reporter: now there are candles, balloons and flowers at the scene of the crash. but more than anything, the family wants to keep caleb's joy alive.

kpix 5's jessica flores with the latest. >> reporter: the white impala flipped over 6 feet deep into the petaluma river. the 26-year-old mother climbed out but her two girls were trapped inside. the girls 9 and 5 from rohnert park. first responders reached the girls after 25 minutes. but they one able to save them. the officers visibly shaken up at the scene. >> eight officers went into the water along with firefighters and pulled the children out. immediately they started cpr got them into an ambulance to the hospital but at some point they were pronounced dead. >> reporter: the mother was driving northbound here on petaluma boulevard when she veered into the median and overcorrected ended up down below in the creek. chp says the car hit several trees on its 20-foot fall down the ridge. as crews pulled the crushed car from the creek, a diver searched for anything that could have fallen out. chp says they were looking for a booster seat. the 7-year-old should have been using one. they didn't find one. the little girl's backpack all that was left intact after the wreckage. these are t

tonight kpix 5's jessica flores says vegas just upped the ante big time. >> reporter: he is learning the raiders are one step closer to moving to nevada. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: on the phone with lawmakers trying to find out more about the possible deal after a nevada committee voted for 750 million taxpayer dollars to build the first ever nfl stadium in las vegas. officials have been saying no public money will go into a dome stadium here. >> we think there is a deal that could be had here that keeps the raiders here and we will continue to move on the track. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> public funding? >> there is a great chance. not public funding as it will relate going into the stadium. >> reporter: east bay agencies are still committed to providing 40 million public dollars for infrastructure. around a new stadium in oakland. though the momentum is building for a raiders move. the mayor is committed to keeping the raiders in oakland. in nevada they have to approve any deal. kpix 5. >>> tonight we caught up with the group save oa

san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a baby rattlesnake sinks its fangs into an 8-year-oldrd boy. that boy was bitten while playing in his own backyard yesterday afternoon. the bite was more dangerous than usual because young rattlers cannot control their venom. the boy was rushed to john muir medical center where he is now recovering. >>> well, it was big news last week. the fda banned a controversial chemical found in antibacterial soap. but it's still legal in toothpaste. consumerwatch reporter julie watts on what some say is a dangerous double standard. >> reporter: plain old soap and water that's now the official handwashing recommendation from the fda after essentially banning a common ingredient last week in antibacterial soaps. studies link triclosan to health concerns from hormone disruption to immune and reproductive concerns but despite the ban that same chemical remains in toothpaste. >> we are very worried about people being exposed to triclosan through their mouths through brushing their teeth. >> reporter: the natural resource defense council says it's also u

in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> and speaking of football, as we said after this newscast, it's thursday night football. the new york jets will be taking on the buffalo bills pregame will start right here at 4:30. and kickoff is at 5:25 right here on kpix 5. >>> the woman at the center of a multi-agency sexual misconduct scandal is back in the bay area after a bizarre turn of events in florida. her attorneys claim richmond police sent her there to keep her quiet. kpix 5 reporter da lin is live at the richmond police department. da. >> reporter: yeah, liz. her attorneys say jasmine is happy to be back home and close to her family. but the attorneys have some really harsh words for the richmond police department, suggesting a cover-up and obstruction of justice. >> she is a new lady and she is committed to a new course of conduct. >> reporter: attorney pamela price and charles bonner say jasmine abuslin is safe and getting psychiatric treatment at stanford. she did not attend today's press conference. >> she is then going to go to school. she is going to get her ged. she is a

in petaluma, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> horrible tragedy. thank you. many of the first responders today were on their way to the funerals for two young sisters who died in a similar crash last week. 6-year-old caitlyn and 4-year- old haley marcus drowned in the back seat of a pickup truck last week. their mother was driving them to school when the truck careened off the road and plunged into the russian river. their mother was not able to save the two girls. >>> campaign 2016 now. donald trump made a last-minute trip to mexico today. veronica de la cruz on his meeting with the mexican president. >> reporter: allen, it was trump's first formal international trip as the republican presidential nominee. and it comes in the wake of trump's critical comments about mexico and mexican immigrants. donald trump made a quick trip to mexico for a meeting with president enrique pena nieto. >> it's a great honor to be invited by you, mr. president. >> reporter: they talked about creating jobs the nafta trade agreement and, of course, trump's proposed wall. >> we re

kpix jessica flores is live at where rader nation could be taking its last stand. you'll see. jessica? >> it was a disappointing loss out here, but even before the game, a lot of fans were disappointed at the thought this could be their last season tailgating here for the oakland raders. tattooed limbs, a sea of silver and black. in oakland, rader nation runs deep. so with the raders eyeing lass vegas, what happens to these fan it is the team moves? >> we're still loyal fans. >> a nevada oversight committee approved 750 million% in public funding if for an nfl stadium there while oakland city leaders have said no taxpayer dollars will go into a new stadium here. >> it's not always about the money. it's about the team. it's the atmosphere. you're going to get it here in oakland. you're not going to -- >> i hate to see them leave, but it's an awesome decision. >> because it's bad news for city leaders here in oakland. >> i'm taking care of it. that is what it comes down to. >> why aren't you stepping up and keeping your raders here? raders belong in oakland honestly, but if they

his wife tells our jessica flores that's not like him. >> reporter: when kent murray did not pick up his two small children on thursday, his wife knew something was wrong. >> it's very unusual. he always picks up the boys on time. maybe he's 5 minutes late, but he always picks up the boys. >> reporter: his wife asked us not to show her face for the pursue. -- for the interview. >> his two young boys miss him. his older children miss him, and i miss him. we want him back. >> reporter: deputies said the 57-year-old father was last seen around 7:00 a.m. on thursday. deputies searched the area and didn't find signs of murray or foul play, but deputies believe the circumstances are strange. murray usually tells his family where he is headed. his car is at home, but his bicycle is gone. his wife believes he may have gone for a bike ride. he has his wallet and phone, but his phone is turned off. his family is asking the public to keep an eye out for him. >> kent, if you're hearing this, please come home, please reach out to us. we love you, and we miss you. >> investigators said murray has

flores. chopper 3 was over the scene 2:30 this afternoon when it all happened on south valley street. jessica this was just a welfare check. a police officer from vineland and another person with the city of vineland checking on the welfare at this home. we're told then they got into a fight with johnny flores. that's when they say he started stabbing the police officer several times in the face and neck area. that police officer had to be rushed to the hospital. there was another officer on scene who had some minor injuries. that officer taken to the hospital too. i did speak to a neighbor who lives just two, three doors down. who watched everything unfold from his driveway. >> the fact that he did that is shocking. i'm pressure everybody around here is baffled. that's an extreme length to go to. everybody, everyone around here, i know they've been turning their head. seen the police cars. we're wondering what's going on. >> the cumberland county prosecutor's office is charging 26-year-old johnny flores with several charge, attempted murder of a police officer. authorities are not releasing

flores. chopper 3 was over the scene 2:30 this afternoon when it all happened on south valley street. jessica this was just a welfare check. a police officer from vineland and another person with the city of vineland checking on the welfare at this home. we're told then they got into a fight with johnny flores. that's when they say he started stabbing the police officer several times in the face and neck area. that police officer had to be rushed to the hospital. there was another officer on scene who had some minor injuries. that officer taken to the hospital too. i did speak to a neighbor who lives just two, three doors down. who watched everything unfold from his driveway. >> the fact that he did that is shocking. i'm pressure everybody around here is baffled. that's an extreme length to go to. everybody, everyone around here, i know they've been turning their head. seen the police cars. we're wondering what's going on. >> the cumberland county prosecutor's office is charging 26-year-old johnny flores with several charge, attempted murder of a police officer. authorities are not releasing