documentary premiering tonight tells the story of one of the city's true crime stories, the murder of kate steinleof the public defender's office will be here to talk about "ricochet." first, our work in building a better bay area means learning from our past to make it a better place to live for all. today, california's reparations task force is taking a groundbreaking step forward -- releasing a report documenting the harms perpetrated by the state against black americans, making recommendations to address those wrongs. joining us now to talk about that as the chair of the task force, camilla moore. tell us about the report. what are some of the recommendations included in it? >> thank you so much for having me. it's been an honor and privilege to co-supervise the release of this monumental and historic report, alongside my eight other esteemed task force members. this has been a year-long effort. this report is over 600 pages long. it chronicles the harms against the african-american community. starting with vice chair brown, who the san francisco longtime resident says is the original scene of

he will be sentenced after he pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges in the death of kate steinle. you may recall the story became a national/-- flash point over deportation. in late 2017 a jury acquitted him of various charges including murder. shortly after prosecutors charged with two counts of illegal gun possession. he faces up to 10 years in prison. >>> a man accused of molesting a young family member, a former mma star is due back in court. he is set for a plea hearing for any charges. he has been out on bail since february and isn't allowed within 100 yards of any child under the age of 14. he was taken into custody after investigators say he got into a high-speed chase and fire shots. he ended up shooting his stepfather who was in the car. he survived. >>> time is running out for voters to cast their ballots. tomorrow is the last day to vote in the june primary. we have video of an early voting center in san francisco. a lot of races will be decided by tomorrow's vote. with this election day right around the corner where following all of the races on your ballot. the qr c

years he has spent in jail after he pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges since the death of kate steinle. you may recall the story became a national flashpoint over immigration. he has been deported five times and wanted for 60 proceedings when he fatally shot steinle. in 2017, a jury acquitted garcia, of various remote charges, including murder, after he claims he found the gun and that went off killing steinle. after that trial, federal prosecutors filed their own charges including two counts of illegal gun possession. nauseous is facing separate charges. will have you voted already? if you have not, you are not alone. election day is tomorrow. the bay area is seeing a low turnout. counties reported between 50 and 21% with marin county showing the highest percentage so far. the range with the current state average, but lower than the president's primary. historically statewide primaries do not get out as many voters. we have the june primary for 2022 election guides. you can scan the qr code on the screen right now to take you to our homepage. that is where we break down your county an

there are to who is from mexico is the man acquitted of murder and the 2015 shooting of death of kate steinle. e at pier 14 in san francisco. he was in the u.s. without legal documentation. he admitted to accidentally firing the gun but said he found under a bench. pleaded guilty to firearm charges in march. for your health this morning, a new covid-19 vaccine could be made available in the u.s. this summer advisers to the food and drug administration are scheduled to meet today. they're going to debate whether or not a shot developed by the maryland biotech company novavax. he's safe and effective. well, the vac vaccine relies on technology similar to seasonal flu vaccines and routine childhood immunizations. it also does not need special refrigeration, if approved, it will become the 4th coronavirus vaccine in the nation. well, health officials are now reporting there's a 4th possible case of monkeypox in sacramento. the person was identified through contact tracing the specimen taken from this case has been sent to a cdc lab for testing. if it's going from this will be the 6 case. all of t

the illegal immigrant acquitted of murdering kate steinle has been sentenced to time served on federalharges. jose inez garcia are not day that he excellently fired the shot that killed her on a san francisco peer in 2016. he will face deportation to mexico. he had been previously deported five times. an american woman entered a guilty plea tonight admitting to leading an all-female battalion of islamic state militants in syria. according to prosecutors, starting in late 2016, she trained women in the use of ak-47 rifles, grenades, and suicide belts. a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. the man who shot president ronald reagan in 1981 will reportedly perform at a sold-out concert in new york city in july. a federal judge freed him from his living restrictions that kicks in next week. still to come, johnny depp joins the tiktok club. wait until you hear about his very first post. and what is causing these people to sprint down the hill? in england? today's best viral videos next. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. ma

all was acquitted of murder in the 2015 shooting of kate steinle.eon p at the pier in san francisco, a federal judge sentenced him to 7 years in prison, which she had already spent in jail. and now has told him never to return to the u.s. this timely was shot and killed as a was in the u.s. without legal documentation is an admitted to accidentally firing a gun that he says he found under a bench and he pleaded guilty to firearms charges in march. fremont police are offering a $60,000 reward to try to solve the murder of this young man back in 2007 in april 7.19, year-old erin anthony bro was shot and killed. he was found in an apartment complex parking lot on fremont boulevard which is near washington high school witnesses at the time said they heard 2 gunshots, but they didn't see anybody or any cars or anything like that. so police have had a little bit of information over the years, but now they're hoping this new reward will spark some new leads in the case. aaron's mother says these last 15 years have been just terrible. >> we'll take a break

time is now 608 demand accused in the 2015 killing of kate steinle e.e will not have to spend any more time in federal prison. jose in there's garcia's erotic was acquitted of murder, but he pays several weapons charges. well now a federal judge has ruled that the seven years has spent in prison. covered the sentence for those crimes, but the judge ordered to rodney to be deported and warned to the u. s the kate steinle e. k's set off a national outcry over immigration, crime and sanctuaries. well this morning, residents are being allowed to go back home and an area that was forced to evacuate in san rafael because of a wildfire that fire broke out around. 10. pm this was near dominican university in a new eucalyptus grove. authorities went door to door and evacuated some homes along highland and summit avenues. two acres burned before flames stop spreading and the evacuees were allowed to go back to their homes. it just shows you that are fire season now is year round. if you look behind you can see the vegetation is dry. this is a very old eucalyptus

kate steinle e you may remember was killed during that shooting. the was in the u.s.n and he admitted to accidentally firing that gun but said it wasn't intentional. he found it under a bench and it went off when he dropped it. there are pleaded guilty to that. to those firearms charges back in march. >> time now is a 37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. you want to see more clean energy. well, we just learned about a stalled solar project and it might be getting a green light and a massive pilot program just kicked off to test a four-day workweek who want in? >> it sounds pretty good. almost as nice as this forecast the next 2 days anyways before a big warm-up come thursday, friday and saturday. it's going to take us back to the 90's and triple digits. so enjoy these numbers. what we've got your forecast ahead. >> and finally, traffic is improving along the bay bridge as they start to open up 80 westbound one. 0, one connector. we'll take a and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love h

geraghty was in the country illegally when he fatally shot kate steinle e in 2015.was acquitted of homicide charges in 2017, but faced firearms charges in federal court in margie's guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm in a person illegally in the country in possession of a firearm today sentence was in connection to that plea. investigators in fremont are hoping and increased reward will help them solve a 15 year old cold case in april of 2000 and 7 19 year old aaron anthony bro was found fatally shot in an apartment complex parking lot on fremont boulevard . he lived in a nearby complex with his family. police say erin's relatives raised an additional $10,000 to contribute to the existing $50,000 reward. investigators would like anyone who might have information about this case to call fremont police. a private airplane hangar at the petaluma airport was engulfedes just minutes after a pilot stowed away his plane this morning crews got that fire under control quickly. but as ktvu is, tom baker tells us the plane and a classic car or destroyed. about a

who is from mexico is the man acquitted of murder in the 2015 shooting death of kate steinle at pier 14 in san francisco. he was in the u.s. without legal documentation. he admitted to accidentally firing the gun but said he founded under a bench and didn't know what it was. so pleaded guilty to firearm charges in march. to the north bay. now a small private plane in classic corvette went up in flames at the petaluma airport today. officials say the plane's owner park the plane inside a hangar after a flight. walked away a few minutes later. there is a big explosion. and by the time firefighters arrived on the scene that hanger was completely engulfed in flames. crews were able to prevent the fire from spreading to any other hangers. fortunately, nobody was hurt, but the cause is being investigated. >> in san francisco, several sections of the aids memorial quilt are hanging from city hall as of today. see the video here earlier this morning. they were but up over the mayor's balcony this year marks 35 years since the first panels of the quilt were stitched together during the darkes

men accused in the 2015 killing of kate steinle e on a san francisco pierre will not have to spend any more time in federal prison. joseon is garcia's. geraghtyrearms chargew federal judges ruled the seven years of has spent in custody cover the sentence for those crimes, but the judge ordered to be deported and warned him never to return to the u. s the stanley case ignited a national outcry over immigration, crime and sanctuary cities says it's working to do more to prevent blackouts when hot summer days. put the electric grid to the test. ktvu tom baker has a closer look at a new battery storage system in monterey county. it's meant to provide backup electricity when demand is high. after years of planning , two years of building and six weeks of testing, pacific gas and electric commissioned its huge tesla mega pack battery energy storage system called the o'korn project. alcorn project for me as a postcard from the future delivered today, this system represents one of if not the largest utility owned lithium ion battery energy storage system in the world. ppe genie can charge thes

so day who is from mexico is the man acquitted of murder in the 2015 shooting death of kate steinle. e at pier 14 in san francisco. he was in the united states without legal documentation. he admitted to accidentally firing the gun but said he found it under a bench and did not know what it was. pleaded guilty to firearm charges back in march. san jose police are looking for the person who shot and killed a safeway employee. the shooting happened at the safeway store on hamilton avenue in the willow glen neighborhood shortly after 3.30, sunday morning when police arrived on the scene, they found the victim men who were. so that was our who was suffering from a gunshot wound. and he later died. the circumstances around that shooting have not been released. police say they're still reviewing surveillance video but so far have not. >> identified a suspect. four's amanda hari was at the memorial today. she talked with the victim's brother. >> he tells me his brother was a nice guy, very dedicated to work and well loved by his community and his friends. you conceal that love behind me her

kate steinle shot to death in san francisco on a pier seven years ago in 2015.a family friend. illegal immigrant had been deported from the united states at that point five times. >> dana: one of america's most left wing district attorneys is fighting for his job today. chesa boudin is facing a recall vote today as crime in the city has been soaring. look at this. assaults, larceny, theft and crime overall rising dramatically this year from a year ago. let's bring if larry elder host of the larry elder show. what chesa boudin said why people are upset. a tremendous amount of anxiety that people felt in the context of covid. uncertainty about the direction of our country is headed, anger at the trump administration and misinformation the administration fueled from public safety to vaccine. how do you diagnose the problem in san francisco? >> i'm surprised he doesn't blame putin. this is a man who supported proposition 47 that allows you to steal $950 per store. if you are caught it's a misdemean or and you are back on the streets. crime has gone up in san francis

the case against that illegal migrant accused in the 2215 shooting death of kate steinle has come toonvicted of possession of a firearm, he served 7 years in jail. yesterday a federal judge sentenced him to the 7 years the are ready spent behind bars, essentially bringing the case that gripped the nation over immigration policy to a legal close, what happens now? he is transported to texas, faces charges for failing to report his location to immigration officials at the time. we want that is it. okay. here's one for you. the military falling short in their recruitment goals, so we are told. >> schools were closed during lockdown so they couldn't go actively to the schools and the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. each branch in the military met the reserve target and that has had an impact on active duty. the government is offering $50,000 bonus if you enlist, there are so many things you can do if you work for the military including crypto currency work, not just going to war and i will make a bet. i will say if they get some help from tom cruise, when you go see maverick in the