in this case they fired kirkpatrick without cause, with mayor libby shafts approval. >> there was no cause for which to fire the chief. she was doing a terrific job. she was respected and liked by the department, by the citizens of oakland and she was making serious, real progress and really running the most progressive department in the country. >> reporter: the chair of the police commission says she was unable to comment today. we reached out to the mayor's office and they referred us to the city attorney's office. the city attorney has yet to respond to our request for comment but we know the city has 45 days to respond to the complaint. if they rejected kirkpatrick and then file a lawsuit. >>> in san francisco police are looking for witnesses in a homicide case where the victim died a month after he was attacked. 62-year-old wayne while was arrested last friday on suspicion of homicide and elder abuse. he is accused of assaulting the victim, 67-year-old bouillon beaver, on six street. it happened on march 29th. the medical examiner's office determined his death, 32 days later, w

you can't fire a whistle blower for blowing the whistle. >> reporter: jamie slaughter says kirkpatrick made 7 reports of-appropriate and unlawful conduct by the police commission dating back to march 2018. among them, the complaint alleges the police commission tried to unlawfully interfere with day to day operation by seeking confidential court records or private personnel files related to investigations. it alleges that the use of intimidation to steer resources to commissioner's neighborhoods or direct command staff. and a commissioner reportedly sought a favor to fakes towing fee. >> the police commission is out of control and fired her because she refused to go along with their efforts to exceed their authority. >> reporter: slaughter says the city attorney's office and mayor's office did nothing about kirkpatrick's report. and the mistreatment and inappropriate behavior by the police commission continued. >> if a member of the oakland police department treated a member of the public the way this commission has treated the chief and command staff, that police officer would berepri

. >> former oakland police chief kirkpatrick has filed a complaint against the city alleging wrongfulermination. tonight we learn more about the accusations against the city and the independent police commission that fired her. cristina rendon own is here tonight with more. >> frank, her attorney claims that she was retaliated against for being a whistleblower after she raised concerns about misconduct and corruption by the police commission. she says those reports were ignored by the city. >> less than three months after former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick was ousted without cause by an independent police commission could she have filed a complaint against the city of oakland claimed she was retaliated against. >> we feel really strongly about our case. you cannot fire a whistleblower. >> kirkpatrick paid at least seven reports to the city of inappropriate and unlawful conduct by the police commission dating back to march 2018. among them the complaint alleges the police commission tried to unlawfully interfere with eight day-to-day operations by seeking confidential records

that alleges a series of misconduct and legal violations in the claim kirkpatrick says during her time as police chief she raised a series of alarms about the oakland police commission in those complaints kirkpatrick said commissioners routinely sought access to legally protected personnel records and corruptly looked for special treatment from opd in their personal affairs, according to the lawsuit her reports were all but ignored her attorney said in a statement the claim filed on kirkpatrick behalf by san francisco attorney jamie slaughter alleged that during her 3 years as police chief she raised a series of alarms about misconduct by the oakland police commission violated state and local law. but her reports went largely unheeded until she was fired for blowing the west salt. the city has 45 days to review that claim if the city rejects set a lawsuit will be filed against 7 her claim chief kirkpatrick seeks lost wages as well as future earnings back to you. thanks know out. it is a perfect time to honor says today is national nurses day and today starts national nurses week kron f

kirkpatrick can speak to that. so, i will turn it over to ms. kirkpatrick as we move beyond the current year and then talk about the outlook for the next several. >> thank you. as the controller outlined, the -- our office intends to submit a rebalancing plan for the approximately $250 million of current year shortfall. by the end of next week to the board of supervisors. and just want to highlight and walk through the remaining shortfalls that will have to confront in the upcoming budget process due to, in large part, the revenue losses that the controller outlined. but there are some expenditure changes as well that i'll walk you through. but all that to say that, for the upcoming two-year budget, we now have a $1.5 billion projected shortfall compared to about a $400 million deficit that we had published in january. the significant cliffs in the final two years of projection grow as a result of a loss of one-time fund balance, that one time money we applied to two budget years are helping to bring those costs down. but those sources aren't av

today ann kirkpatrick filed a whistle-blower claim against the city. she accuses the mayor and police commission of retaliating against her for sounding the alarm on illegal action by commissioners during her three years as chief. a claim is the first step in pursuing a lawsuit against the city. kirkpatrick's filing describes being unsupported and undercut by oakland citizen police commission. she's seeking lost wages and benefits. kirkpatrick was fired in february of this year. >>> $1,000 a day to take in a covid-19 patient. that is the offer to residential care facilities from the state. the corona-positive residents could not require specialized medical care. again, we're talking $1,000 a day for each person. an offer hard to turn down. our investigative reporter jaxon van der beeken tells us that's exactly what concerns? advocates for seniors. >> i was depressed worrying about my mom. >> reporter: theresa palmer's mother bernice turns 103 next month. she's covid-19 free, here at the san francisco campus for jewish living. but theresa, a ge richlt a

kirkpatrick can speak to that. so, i will turn it over to ms. kirkpatrick as we move beyond the current year and then talk about the outlook for the next several. >> thank you. as the controller outlined, the -- our office intends to submit a rebalancing plan for the approximately $250 million of current year shortfall. by the end of next week to the board of supervisors. and just want to highlight and walk through the remaining shortfalls that will have to confront in the upcoming budget process due to, in large part, the revenue losses that the controller outlined. but there are some expenditure changes as well that i'll walk you through. but all that to say that, for the upcoming two-year budget, we now have a $1.5 billion projected shortfall compared to about a $400 million deficit that we had published in january. the significant cliffs in the final two years of projection grow as a result of a loss of one-time fund balance, that one time money we applied to two budget years are helping to bring those costs down. but those sources aren't av

kelly kirkpatrick is also available to answer any questions. also, mr. ben rosenfield, our controller, can join us for a short period of time. as reminder, the focus of today's meeting is to hear the mayor's budget instructions and process for departmental budgets and then mr. rosenfeld will share historical context of past recessions in our next meeting. ms. grockenberger. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the deputy budget director in the mayor's budget office. today i'm going to walk you through the revised budget instructions for the upcoming fiscal year 2021 and 2022 budget. with that, kelly if you could share the slides. >> i hit "shared." it's just a little slow. >> yep. that's ok. >> we see it. >> there we go. >> it's just in presentation mode. >> ok. great. so, as you recall, the mayor initially offered these instructions to departments back in december and at the time we were projecting a $420 million shortfall. with the change financial land secretary of defense due to covid has led to not only a delay in our budget p

kirkpatrick can speak to that. so, i will turn it over to ms. kirkpatrick as we move beyond the current year and then talk about the outlook for the next several. >> thank you. as the controller outlined, the -- our office intends to submit a rebalancing plan for the approximately $250 million of current year shortfall. by the end of next week to the board of supervisors. and just want to highlight and walk through the remaining shortfalls that will have to confront in the upcoming budget process due to, in large part, the revenue losses that the controller outlined. but there are some expenditure changes as well that i'll walk you through. but all that to say that, for the upcoming two-year budget, we now have a $1.5 billion projected shortfall compared to about a $400 million deficit that we had published in january. the significant cliffs in the final two years of projection grow as a result of a loss of one-time fund balance, that one time money we applied to two budget years are helping to bring those costs down. but those sources aren't av

we are learning about oakland police chief and kirkpatrick's complaint that was filed against the city. she was fired by an independent police commission, and, she was retaliated against and wrongfully terminated, her attorney says that she made seven reports for inappropriate and lawful conduct, dating back to march 2018. it includes unlawfully seeking court records or private personnel files and the use of intimidation to steer resources to neighborhoods or staff. >> the police commission is out of control. they fired her because she refused to go along with efforts to exceed authority. if a member of the police department had treated a member of the public the way the commission is treated, the police officer would be reprimanded or fired immediately. >> kirkpatrick's lawyer says the mayor's office did nothing about the report, and was later fired without cause. the police commissioner and mayor are yet to comment on the complaint, the city has 45 days to respond if they rejected the complaint, kirkpatrick will file a lawsuit. >>> chp investigates near fairfield after someone was hi

commission with her. >> reporter: less than three months after former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick was asked without cause she has filed a complaint with the city of oakland claiming she was wrongfully terminated and retaliated against. >> with a strong about her case. you can't fire someday for blowing the whistle. she medley seven reports of inappropriate and unlawful conduct by the police commission dating back to march 2018. among them the complaint alleges the police commission try to unlawfully interfere with day-to-day record personal files related to investigations. it alleges the use of intimidation to the commissioners neighborhoods were to recommend staff. the commissioner reportedly sought -- >> this police commissioner was fired because she refused to go along with their efforts to exceed their authority. >> reporter: the mayor's office at city attorney's office did nothing about the mistreatment and her reports and the treatment continued from the police commission. >> if a member of the oakland police department treated a member of the public the way this commission

kirkpatrick was fired in february after three years on the job.er lawyers say if the city rejects their claim, a lawsuit will be filed. we've reached out to the city for comment and are waiting to hear back. >>> all right. let's turn our attention now to the forecast, ama, which is going to get pretty steamy. >> yes, definitely. spencer christian is here with the details on that for us. how hot, spencer? >> oh, it's going to feel as hot as august feels sometimes, ama. right now sunny skies and windy conditions across much of the bay area right now. we have surface wind speeds up to 25 miles per hour in san francisco. and it's pretty breezy in other locations as well. but the big story of course is the warm-up, which is already under way. check out the 24-hour temperature change. it is 14 degrees warmer right now in fairfield and santa rosa than at in time yesterday. 15 degrees warmer in livermore. 10 degrees warmer in concord. all around our inland areas especially there has been a sharp change since this time yesterday. here is a live view from o

her attorney said in a statement the claim found on kirkpatrick behalf by san francisco attorney jamie slaughter allege that during her 3 years as police chief she raised a series of alarms about misconduct by the oakland police commission that she says violated state and local law. but her reports went largely unheeded until she was fired for blowing the whistle. the city has 45 days to review the claim if the city rejects the claim the lawsuits will be filed against the city in her claim chief kirkpatrick seeks lost wages and future earnings. >>calling it an insult president trump veto, the iran war powers resolution today that legislation would have required his administration to seek clearance from congress in order to use military force against iran, he said the resolution was quote based on misunderstandings of facts and law and he called it quote unnecessary and dangerous that bill was introduced after the president's decision to order a strike that killed iranian commander qasem soleimani that was back in january. congress is not expected to have enough votes to override the pr

kelly kirkpatrick is also available to answer any questions. also, mr. ben rosenfield, our controller, can join us for a short period of time. as reminder, the focus of today's meeting is to hear the mayor's budget instructions and process for departmental budgets and then mr. rosenfeld will share historical context of past recessions in our next meeting. ms. grockenberger. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the deputy budget director in the mayor's budget office. today i'm going to walk you through the revised budget instructions for the upcoming fiscal year 2021 and 2022 budget. with that, kelly if you could share the slides. >> i hit "shared." it's just a little slow. >> yep. that's ok. >> we see it. >> there we go. >> it's just in presentation mode. >> ok. great. so, as you recall, the mayor initially offered these instructions to departments back in december and at the time we were projecting a $420 million shortfall. with the change financial land secretary of defense due to covid has led to not only a delay in our budget p

if they reject the complaint, anne kirkpatrick could file a lawsuit. >>> you information about a woman who was armed with a shotgun at half moon bay and was shot and killed by deputies this week. the woman has been identified as 56 rolled sandra lee harmon of half moon bay. tuesday night, a local business owner says she saw lee acting strange and called 911, walking down main street with a shotgun in one hand and a bottle of wine in the other. when deputies arrived, they repeatedly told her to drop the weapon. they say she fired her shotgun at the deputies, who then fired back. the incident is still under investigation. >>> a man is in custody on suspicion of stabbing two people in santa clara. police say the attack happened on homestead road in the early morning hours of cinco de mayo. officers arrived at the scene and found 58-year-old man, and his 16-year-old daughter had been stabbed. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police were able to arrest 37- year-old henry gregory junior, on charges of burglary, and assault with a deadly weapon. he has been

kirkpatrick will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek. mr. gohmert: representatives in the house of representatives voted ion 965 and i just no. and wanted to get in the spirit of this thing. 6 the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek rknigs? >> as a member of the republican delegation, i also vote no on house resolution 981. thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from valley seek recognition? [indiscernible] >> and inform the house that mr. mcquiche umh will vote yea. ms. any s ms. morter and porter will vote yea on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? ms.s a member designated by bonamici, many bonna mitch iy. as a member designated by mr. doggett and inform that mr. doggett will vote aye. jayapal, she will votea on the resolution. inform the in i votea.hat mr. levinville as mr. mcnerney i inform the aye and

her lawyer says that kirkpatrick made seven reports to the city of inappropriate and unlawful conduct by the police commissioner, dating back to march 2018. this includes alleged unlawfully seeking confidential records. using intimidation to steer resources to their neighborhood, with their staff. >> the police commission is out of control, they fired her because she had refused to go along with their efforts it to exceed their authority. if a member of the police department this commission is treated the chief, and the command staff, the police officer would be reprimanded or fired immediately. >> lawyers say the city attorney office did nothing about her report, and she was later fired without cause. the police commissioner and the mayor have not commented on the complaint, that the city has 45 days to respond. if they reject to the complaint, she can file a lawsuit. >>> the police department is honoring: officers virtually. the police department holds a ceremony for fallen officers every first wednesday in may. for the first time, this year's ceremony was done online. catherine dec

the ousted police chief ann kirkpatrick went against the police commission and decided not fire the officers. they will be allowed back on the force, pending another hearing. >>> caltrans updated the progress on the replacement project on highway 101 at the 280 interchange. the agency says two southbound lanes will be reopened by tomorrow morning at 7:00. the third lane will stay closed as work continues on the northbound side of the freeway peer caltrans does expect northbound 10 want to open by saturday afternoon at 3:00. >>> on kpix 5 and cbs and bay area, the governor made billions of dollars available to help those unable lloyd. getting a slice of that cash can be harder than it seems. >>> how one grocery chain is making certain that every shoppers face will be covered the moment they walk into the store. >>> an unexpected moment caught by our cameras, prelunch program got a major boost. >>> it was breezy today. the onshore breeze means we have 50s, 60s, (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are our family. the cornerstone of our communities. and our family needs help. right now they'r

kirkpatrick will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for hat purpose does the gentleman from california -- the gentlelady from california rise? designated by mr. house s, pursuant to resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will yea. as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, pursuant o h.res. 965, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to house i inform h.res. 965, the house that mr. rush will vote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? a member peaker, as designated by ms. eshoo of alifornia, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the will vote ms. eshoo aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady florida rise. >> as a member designated by congressman hastings, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. astings will vote aye. madam speaker, as a member desig

the commission voted to fire the officers going against the ousted police chief kirkpatrick's decision to keep them on the force. >>> still ahead, a horrifying discovery at a new york funeral home. >>> do something rather than leave the bodies there. it is unconscionable to me. >> it is especially mistakes that are causing hundreds of thousands of people around the world to die. >>> and what president trump is looking into tonight to figure out how the pandemic started. >>> one dog was barking and the other dog just kept biting. >> she says she was swarmed by a violent pack of dogs. why south bay authority also only go so far to try to track those dogs down. >>> but first, new snow pack numbers, and the new drought outlook. plus, the move cal fire is making to get an early jump on fire season. >>> pretty nice, but breezy evening. our sales force tower camera bouncing around as we look down towards the golden gate. it is going to be another beautiful sunset. we'll take a look at friday and the weekend forecast coming up. >>> and we continue to show you bay area grads of all ages, and we

kelly kirkpatrick is also available to answer any questions. also, mr. ben rosenfield, our controller, can join us for a short period of time. as reminder, the focus of today's meeting is to hear the mayor's budget instructions and process for departmental budgets and then mr. rosenfeld will share historical context of past recessions in our next meeting. ms. grockenberger. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the deputy budget director in the mayor's budget office. today i'm going to walk you through the revised budget instructions for the upcoming fiscal year 2021 and 2022 budget. with that, kelly if you could share the slides. >> i hit "shared." it's just a little slow. >> yep. that's ok. >> we see it. >> there we go. >> it's just in presentation mode. >> ok. great. so, as you recall, the mayor initially offered these instructions to departments back in december and at the time we were projecting a $420 million shortfall. with the change financial land secretary of defense due to covid has led to not only a delay in our budget p

kirkpatrick can speak to that. so, i will turn it over to ms. kirkpatrick as we move beyond the current year and then talk about the outlook for the next several. >> thank you. as the controller outlined, the -- our office intends to submit a rebalancing plan for the approximately $250 million of current year shortfall. by the end of next week to the board of supervisors. and just want to highlight and walk through the remaining shortfalls that will have to confront in the upcoming budget process due to, in large part, the revenue losses that the controller outlined. but there are some expenditure changes as well that i'll walk you through. but all that to say that, for the upcoming two-year budget, we now have a $1.5 billion projected shortfall compared to about a $400 million deficit that we had published in january. the significant cliffs in the final two years of projection grow as a result of a loss of one-time fund balance, that one time money we applied to two budget years are helping to bring those costs down. but those sources aren't av

and kirkpatrick was dismissed in february part of the reason was because she refused to grant police commissioner travell harris special favors. "ktvu" hired a private investigator to look into claims that harris demanded the oakland police department reimburse her for towing fees. the city has until june 20 and to respond to the complaint being filed. >>> 4:14 a.m. pg&e will host a webinar for customers in sonoma and napa counties. pg&e plans to share information about ways to prevent wildfires and reduce the impact of public safety power shutoffs. pg&e will explain how they make the public safety power shutoffs smaller in size and shorter lengths of time and work better for communities. the webinar begins at 5:30 p.m. and if you want to listen in we have the information to do that posted on ktvu.com and look under web links. sonoma county has become it's free curbside chipper program to help create defensible space around homes. the program continues from may until november and available to people in unincorporated parts of the county and the crews provide up to two hours of comple

kelly kirkpatrick is also available to answer any questions. also, mr. ben rosenfield, our controller, can join us for a short period of time. as reminder, the focus of today's meeting is to hear the mayor's budget instructions and process for departmental budgets and then mr. rosenfeld will share historical context of past recessions in our next meeting. ms. grockenberger. >> thank you, chair fewer. good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the deputy budget director in the mayor's budget office. today i'm going to walk you through the revised budget instructions for the upcoming fiscal year 2021 and 2022 budget. with that, kelly if you could share the slides. >> i hit "shared." it's just a little slow. >> yep. that's ok. >> we see it. >> there we go. >> it's just in presentation mode. >> ok. great. so, as you recall, the mayor initially offered these instructions to departments back in december and at the time we were projecting a $420 million shortfall. with the change financial land secretary of defense due to covid has led to not only a delay in our budget p

kirkpatrick can speak to that. so, i will turn it over to ms. kirkpatrick as we move beyond the current year and then talk about the outlook for the next several. >> thank you. as the controller outlined, the -- our office intends to submit a rebalancing plan for the approximately $250 million of current year shortfall. by the end of next week to the board of supervisors. and just want to highlight and walk through the remaining shortfalls that will have to confront in the upcoming budget process due to, in large part, the revenue losses that the controller outlined. but there are some expenditure changes as well that i'll walk you through. but all that to say that, for the upcoming two-year budget, we now have a $1.5 billion projected shortfall compared to about a $400 million deficit that we had published in january. the significant cliffs in the final two years of projection grow as a result of a loss of one-time fund balance, that one time money we applied to two budget years are helping to bring those costs down. but those sources aren't av

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commissioner in three years of chief, it is the first in pursuing a lawsuit against the city and kirkpatrick is quote unsupported and undercut by the oakland police commission, seeking lost wages and benefits. >>> we keep looking and we keep striking out. where are the wipes? clorox can't keep up with the deem. a look inside a color. factory to try to tackle the incredible demand for the disinfectant wipes and they say the demand is up 500%. >> i think the question, the questions that so many viewers will be asking, when can we expect to see the products on the shelves in a reliable way? >> we expect to make substantial improvement by this summer. so keep thinking about it, we, our plants are running 24/7, we are shipping to products to stores every single day, whether that's physical stores, online stores. >> and when you go to the stores, they're already off the shelves. clorox factories are going literally 24/7. so what are they doing about keeping all of their workers safe? the full interview and that tour, coming up on "nightly news" in about 15 minutes from now. >>> too much pressure.

that's exactly what happened to kirkpatrick and she sa it was retaliation. this was a filing that was given to the city today and in it, she says the chief submitted at least seven reports of inappropriate and unlawful conduct by the police commission to the oakland city attorney's office, the city administrator and the mayor of oakland including allegations of abuse of power and harassment of city staff. >> if any oakland police officer treated a member of the public the way this commission treated the chief and the command staff, they would have been reprimanded or fired. >> reporter: that is her lawyer and says the police commission and mayor orchestrated her termination as a result of her whistleblowing. the filing is an administrative claim for compensation including lost wages, future earnings, pension and healthcare benefits and damages for emotional distress. the city has 45 days to respond to this before the file becomes a lawsuit. we have reached out for comment to the mayor's office and they referred us to the city's attorney's office, the city's

kirkpatrick will vote aye on h.r. 6782. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. schneider pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. schneider will vote yes -- yea on house resolution 6782. as the member designated by mr. cisneros, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. cisneros will vote yea on house resolution 782. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? mr. clay: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, pursuant to house res. 965, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yea on h.r. 6782. >> as the member designated by mr. deutch pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yea on h.r. 6782. as a member designated by mr. peters pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yea on h.r. 782. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized.

chief kirkpatrick was fired in february. at the time she said part of the reason was because she refused to grant the commissioner special favors. do the city of oakland hired a private investigator to look at the claim that harris demanded that the oakland police department reimburse her for towing fees. the city has until june 20 to respond to this complaint. >>> police say they won't know until later today how many people were arrested or cited at the cinco de mayo celebration in san jose. there were several large gatherings throughout the night in violation of the shelter in place ruling. there were families including children watching and cheering. there were not very many people wearing a mask. the police chief said it was necessary to break up the crowds for safety reasons, not because of health orders. people we spoke with believed police should not have interfered. >> you are killing mexican pride. we should be here enjoying this time. it's a tradition. it needs to happen for just a little while and then they could

. >> a complaint against the city of oakland over the firing of kirkpatrick. dismissed last february and she thought she had been fired in part because she refused to grant michelle harris special favors. ktvu shows the city hired a private investigator to look into claims that the oakland police department reimburse her. the city has until may 20th 2 filed the complaint that was filed just this morning. >> an inmate at the concho county jail has tested positive. it came back as the health department was testing asymptomatic testing of the inmates. the inmate is in isolation to receive care and they believe the risk spreading to the other parts of the jail is low. >>> let's talk about getting outside. it is sunny outside. it's like turning up on light. and pop more here, mark? >> the light will be turned on. not much in the way of fog. it looks like temperatures will be trendingway up. especially inland. we have been talking about a few 90s over the past few weeks. a few neighborhoods could be focusing on the mid-90s. the golden great bridge in the clear. no f

ross harris grew up in tuscaloosa, alabama and that is where his close friend, billy kirkpatrick knew him. >> he is a massive dork. >> reporter: billy said that ross was a lot of fun to be around. he remembers one beach holiday in particular. >> ross took his guitar, walked up to people on the beach and started conversations. that's who he is. >> but ross seemed to settle down when he met his wife, leanna. she encouraged him to get his college degree. his cousin, katie, said she made ross want to be a better man. >> we said that without leanna ross would have been a lost little puppy. >> after six years of marriage they moved to atlanta when ross was offered a job as a web developer at home depot and cooper was born a few months later. >> what was it like for you the first time that you saw cooper? >> man, he was so beautiful. blonde hair. blue eyes. just tiny little perfection. >> i had this vision of, you know, ross and cooper on the couch. ross is just goofing around with him and getting on the floor with him. it was hilarious. >> any extra thing that cooper could do and any milest

. >>> than on the 11:00 news, allegations that ann kirkpatrick was retaliated against what she was policen oakland. the case her attorney made today. >>> is it going, everybody? coming to you again from the newsroom in napa. the theme, black and white. don't adjust your set, but i can't fool you. there is not a whole lot going on in the world of sports, which actually turns into a great thing today. because i heard it said one time you cannot say the name willie mays without a smile on your face. and today an extra smile for willie, who turns 89 today. happy birthday to the greatest player of all time, i thought it would be kind of fun to take a look back at some of the great moments in his unmatchable career. ♪ say hey say willie ♪ say hey ♪ say who say willie ♪ >> he meant so much to me when he was a kid. when he was having a good day, i was having a good day. some of the statistics for those of you who didn't have the pleasure of actually getting him into your living room on a daily basis, or a regular basis, or getting out of the ballpark to see him, how about 660 lifetime homers? 12

complaint will be filed against the city of oakland over the firing of the former police chief ann kirkpatrick. she was dismissed last february. at that time, part of the reason was because she refused to grant the police commissioner janelle harris special favors. ktvu obtained document showing a private investigator to look into claims that harris demand the police department reimburse her for towing fees. the city has until the 20th to respond to the complaint filed this morning. >>> the aclu is requesting records from san leandro police after the city refused to identify a man who officers shot and killed suffering from mental illness. they will not be named for 60 days due to recent death threats. the city's deputy manager will reconsider releasing the napes of the officers when two months is up. the aclu said the city needs to be more specific about the threat before deciding to withhold the identities of the officers. taylor was carrying a bat when police shot and killed him. >>> today, california could reach 60,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. according to johns hopkins university, nea

that kids wanted to i was thinking in oakland there without a permanent police chief after ann kirkpatrickas fired. they have an interim chief but certainly not a model of stability in that city is where now looking live in washington d c and the secret service says bin fervently trying to protect the white house has a significant group of demonstrators. there have taken to the streets you see one person they're in. face mask, it it's sort of hard to remember that we're we're doing this story a global pandemic and you see so many people bunch so close together all across the country and certainly everyone's mind was on coronavirus up until monday night is when you had the incident in new york city where the white woman called 911 on that person who was telling her to put her dog on a leash in a protected area and on the same day you had george floyd get his life >>and now we're back to our breaking news coverage tonight of protests erupting around the country and here in the bay. the following all the damage in san jose little earlier today, a car for sale so the money and live for us in t

a member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to h.r. 965, i inform representative kirkpatrick will vote aye. by member designated representati representative vela, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform he house that representative vela will vote aye. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom north carolina rise? >> as the member designated by . price of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yea on the motion before the house. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan rise? >> as the member designated by ms. tlaib, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that that ms. tlaib will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? >> as the member designated by congresswoman frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congresswoman frankel will vote yea on the motion. as the member designated by congresswoman brownley, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. cong

>>chief anne kirkpatrick a few months ago.upport the fact of having an independent police commission in open and it is important that we do have the defendant of. the defense commission. it is able to provide the oversight. the police. when it comes to use of force. by policing. love it that has been contained within a negotiated settlement agreement. >>you know as we're looking at the footage councilman we are noting that from really coast to the people that are showing up in the streets that are protesting. it's a very diverse looking group out albeit a youngish a working group to people in their 20's 30's. 40's are you noticing this also in oakland. >>and they're seeing so many people from different races backgrounds. out in the streets expressing their solidarity demanding justice because for the future, but that future is one that we have to continually fight for and so i'm here representing. the officials of oakland to make sure that we do. ensure that we bring that about future that we deserve you've worn a lot of hats

madison kirkpatrick a morgan hill native is graduating from u krfrmt santa barbara.gree in sociology. she started in junior college and battling illness during her college years. the family is proud of madison beyond words. congrats to you, madison. if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on abc7news.com and we may give him a shoutout on tv or online. >>> it's more fun. on the site, you can check out a photo gallery that we're honoring. >>> we have breaking news. juul is planning to leave san francisco. the "wall street journal" reports juul will move headquarters to washington, d.c. the journal says the move is part of a broader restructuring plan that includes reducing the company's workforce by roughly a third. it was founded locally in 2015. >>> the pandemic seems to have exacerbated the homeless problem in san francisco. the city secured more than 2700 hotel rooms to get people off the streets. but what happens in the future? abc 7 news contributor and san francisco chronicle insider, phil ma tier talked about that today on abc 7 news at 4:00. >> what

. >> former chief kirkpatrick, i appreciate you joining us, because this was a city that you oversaw for a couple of years here and you are very close, from we have told us, in meeting the reforms of police brutality and injustice, meeting the reforms the federal monitor had imposed on the city of oakland. what can you say about the changes that have been made? and what the department was operating under right now, as you see these protests unfold tonight. >> yes, no doubt that they are right at the conclusion of reform again. the most number one in the country particularly , one of the most experienced police departments in the country of dealing with protests of this nature. it was in my opinion that they definitely are at this stage, not about true reform. >> something you had heavily focused on when you are leading the department as the police chief. just really quickly, the placed varmints of the south that they are investigating a shooting of two security guards. this happened in the area of 12 and clay. we just wanted to bring this information to you because all of the things

complaint is going to be filed against the city of oakland over the firing of its police chief, and kirkpatrick number earlier this year. she was fired last february, at the time she thought she had been fired in part because she refused to grant police commissioner special favors. ktvu obtained documents showing the city hired a private investigator to look into claims that harris demanded the oakland police department members her for fees. the city has until june 20th to respond to the complaint being filed this morning. >>> our time is now 7:05. today, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases here in california could hit 50,000. johns hopkins university reports almost 59,000 people, statewide, have the virus. with more than 2500 cases reported, yesterday. also, at least 2400 people have died from the virus, here in california, and 100 more than the day before. >>> well, researchers at uc fs are showing, a higher virus rate among latinos. more than 3000 people tested in the mission last month, 2.1% came back positive for covid-19. now, compare that to a similar test at the marin county of mo

this is kelly kirkpatrick. i have a brief update for you all as i provided last week on the city's kind of current operational spending since last week as well as an update on state and federal relief. as well as the state budget outlook on the l.a.o. provided at a committee hearing last week, a look at the state budget. i'm going to do a screen shot to give you a highlight of the topics. all right. can you see that, chair fewer? >> supervisor fewer: yes, i can. thank you very much. >> wonderful. so update to our current year direct operational spending of the city from last week we spent about $42 million. the majority of which you'll see is additional salary and benefit costs for city staff involved in the health crisis. as we've gotten to better understand fema reimburse, this is an accounting tracking as i've shared before. this is what departments have input as money that has gone out the door. so most of the costs for staffing is what i would call the people-power dedicated to our response. capturing peop