on san francisco's ace poet laurent. where you at tongo? he's so gorgeous. i'm an old woman. i can't take this, okay? this is tongo. hello darling. thank you for being here. >> thank you. i talk facing away from the dead. they replace me with the change in my pocket. a penny yet to be invented, you have to know how to cut a throat on the way to cutting a throat. after sleeping on a mattress, made from two garbage bags of clothes, i became content with the small gestures of planation fires. i realized how weird the universe was, so many things interrupt me while trying to dream like your correspondence lawyer. i have 20 books next to a bullet like an old man giving advice before a revolution. explored what is there and found no brain washing, i found africa lord. i have a future, it takes place in the south, modern militancy, i'll walk on a missile for food. i'll be tired face to face with the country. old verse bringing multiculturalism replace me with a chest cavity. stories of travel through other people's stories, my

i'm andre senior and i'm heather holmes chief laurent armstrong says those officers violated department policy. he sat down with ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky. told us that hundreds of officers have now been retrained in crowd control tactics. but one thing i want the community to know is that this department is holding itself accountable. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he's issued 33 disciplinary actions against officers following the tear gassing of demonstrators on june 1st 2020. it happened after a youth march downtown that started at oakland technical high school. some in the crowd came down broadway towards the police station, where officers deployed tear gas. we deploy gas outside of policy, and for that we had to hold officers account. the department has a strict policy that only allows police to use tear gas. when there is an immediate threat, the chief said. hundreds of officers have since been retrained in crowd control tactics. sheaf. why did it take a full year for you to come out and say that there's going to be disciplined that we're retraining

chief laurent armstrong joins us now live this afternoon.ank you so much for joining me on the floor. what are the effects? chief of these cuts? well definitely will impact our ability to respond to 911 calls for service? faster we obviously still face challenges responding to cause as it speaks, because we have low staffing numbers today at 714. so this will provide additional challenges for us to get to the number of calls that we have in the city for 911 services. okay so are you saying if i if i am calling in to report a robbery or homicide response is going to be much slower depending on what priority we're going to do everything in our power to get to calls as soon as we can, particularly emergency calls like you just mentioned. having that the additional resources that we need in order to meet the volume of calls that we take in every day. that is going to be a challenge, not just for the emergency calls, but for the cause of people just needed help, or just having issues that they need law enforcement assistance with that will be cha

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.n twitter. a spokesman from the ministry ofjustice clarified that any individual or company found tweeting could find themselves facing legal action. the nigerian government has suspended twitter in nigeria indefinitelyfor undermining nigeria's corporate existence. here s our correspondent mayenijones. on saturday morning, twitter users in nigeria woke up to find that they no longer had access to their accounts. that's using most mobile phone networks. on wi—fi, you could still access the website and the hashtag "thank god for vpn" has been trending, suggesting many users have managed to find a way to use the website by using virtual private networks. the nigerian government had announced on friday that it had planned to suspend all of twitter�*s activities in the country. at the time it was unclear what they meant by that. it seems they have now decided to block access to the website. telecoms companies that operate in nigeria released a statement saying that they had received a direc

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.its year as the uk's city of culture. the pandemic meant that celebrations had to be postponed until restrictions had started to ease. there are pop—up performances throughout the day, including fourteen modern day lady godivas who will ride through the city. let's cross live to colleen harris in coventry. lots happening in coventry today but in moving parts. street performers and theatre is moving its way through the city. the event opens with a performance from the singer pauline black from the 80s band the selecter. she was performing on a bridge in a residential part of the city. an element of surprise there for residents waking up. that journey has been followed through with river runners and bmx performers and parcours. they are all telling the story of coventry�*s innovation of car manufacturing, migration, and musical innovation. those are the stories it wants to get across to its global audience. this has been a difficult challenge for some of the organisers to pull off. they

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.ld ban on assault weapons, calling it unconstitutional. he s given the state 30 days to appeal. california s governor condemned the ruling saying it was a direct threat to public safety. ian ayres, professor of law at yale law school, explained what this ban means. this judge takes a very extreme view of the second amendment to the us constitution. the opinion begins with the strange thought that an assault weapon and an ak—47 is a perfect weapon for home defence, because the supreme court said that the right to bear arms is particularly strong at the home, and the opinion doesn't give enough weight to the reason for the state to want to deter mass shootings. a cruise ship has left venice — the first to do so since the coronavirus pandemic began. while people are keen to get back to normality, not everyone was happy about the ship entering the canal. rachel stanton reports. "no big ships". that is what is on the flag is being raised here in venice. people have taken to the streets and

. >> laurent landi: it's very, very challenging.hurt, you know? you do a short landing, you can hurt your ankles, and then, you know, it's-- it's a very dangerous vault. >> alfonsi: biles's new coaches, the french husband and wife team of laurent and cecile landi, say biles may attempt this double pike at the olympics. only men have landed it. how do you make the decision not to just play it safe? >> laurent landi: i think it will become very, very boring for everybody. >> cecile landi: i think she's opened the eyes to everybody that this can be done, when i think a lot of people believed that a female could not do it. >> alfonsi: the landis say biles is built perfectly for the sport. first, she has explosive speed. there is so much power in her run, she can fit in more skills and pile up more points. launching herself twice the height of her frame, it looks like a blur. but, slow down the video and you can appreciate the control: one... two... three twists with a double backflip. and her coaches say she was born with another skill

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.some of the uk's most popular tourist destinations, but employers are reporting problems recruiting staff. in cumbria, tourism bosses are warning the situation is reaching crisis point, and say the sector has been badly hit by new post—brexit immigration rules. yunus mulla reports. the lake district is looking busy. the visitors have returned in large numbers, but fewer people are choosing to work here. emma's deli in grasmere is facing an all too familiar problem. its owner has another cafe in keswick, that is down to opening just five days a week. here the chef retires soon. that position has not been filled. when we reopened lastjuly, we didn't seem to have a shortage of people coming forward forjobs and something seems to have shifted. but it might mean we have to reduce what we can offer in terms of either the days we are open or the days when we can offer food, because we just cannot keep up with the demand. the scale of the staff recruitment crisis facing the county's tourism an

tensions erupted after incumbent laurent gbabgo disputes his loss to his opponent.ty in mobs, beating civilians during the four month long crisis. translation: i was assaulted by armed men in uniforms, stabbed in the stomach, the ribs and in the buttocks. i was beaten and my mother also since she was with me that day, i was transported somewhere between the city, and there i saw lifeless bodies, that is where they asked my mother to say goodbye to me.— goodbye to me. there are so many stories _ goodbye to me. there are so many stories of _ goodbye to me. there are so many stories of trauma i goodbye to me. there are so many stories of trauma from | goodbye to me. there are so i many stories of trauma from the very dark time of this country's history, but has the years go by, some victims are losing hope that they will ever get justice. losing hope that they will ever getjustice. in 2015 the government established a front to offer compensation and so far 3000 people have each received a cheque for $1800, but according to one victim's association, more than 150,000 pe

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.ce today, after a six—month delay because of the pandemic. coventry moves — which will be online — is billed as a �*playful and engaging' introduction to the city. let's cross live to colleen harris in coventry. 0ver over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big — over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day — over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day for— over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day for coventry, - is a really big day for coventry, but also a challenge to put on an event of this scale safely in this coronavirus world. there is a series of pop—up events and performances that are moving through the city. we have already had one this morning from pauline black, who is the singerfrom the from pauline black, who is the singer from the 80s band at the selector. she was performing in a residential part of the city. there was an element of surprise for instance waking up there. there will be lots more of that, including here at co

that oakland will continue to be a city that is highlighted by the white house, oakland police chief laurent armstrong said. he's hopeful the administration will continue to support community violence. intervention programs like like oakland's ceasefire. he welcomes any help from the atf. we also hope that there's continue assistance from the atf around ghost guns. hopefully some legislative announcements the white house released early details of biden strategy it includes cracking down on ghost guns and a zero tolerance policy for firearms dealers who violate federal law. biden administration is rolling out these new plans as the nation faces a wave of violent crime. there are major cities across the country where gun violence is absolutely the driver where it is absolutely increasing. the president is also expected to renew calls for congress to take action and pass gun legislation. president joe biden will unveil this new strategy at 12 30 today during a speech he will be joined by the attorney general reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you for

out like the bender twins span and lars hanging up their boots together with one law school from laurent stole waters. gloria dolton and bade farewell to a long time fan favorite and to time title, winter cash please check. mullen frankfurt. it was an emotional ideal to arjun tinian defensive, stalwart davi opera, found the clips like a family, a great tradition football club. today, i'm trying to have had the opportunity to play at a key, and i think carl hines is stepping down as buying chairman after 40 years with the club and the german national team. welcome back matsumoto and thomas mila. that was the bonus league a season past. thanks for watching. and i'll see this in the news. the news, the news the the the, the, the, the, the, the new gold rush and the lithium this like metal is the raw material of the future. and it's essential to the expansion, select your mobility, to creating political attention and threatening jo ecosystem. the mining region is rice, with controversy. close up in 30 minutes on d. w. more freedom, more co determination. more social justice. this is what peo

i want to see the new chief laurent armstrong, who keeps saying that this is a new day inside of opd actually do some things that make it a new day inside of opd in an interview with ktvu after he was sworn in as the new chief, armstrong said the june 1st incident was being reviewed by an outside investigator. i would have investigation is cleared. i'll be transparent with it, and i'll share it with the public. that was almost four months ago, the oakland police department still has not provided the report. it's clear that there were no molotov cocktails on on june 1st. there's they've offered absolutely nothing to back that up. civil rights attorney rachel letterman represents sears and other co plaintiffs. it's clear that there was an overreaction based on the topic of people. coming out against racist police violence. ceres city will continue to press forward with his lawsuit, hoping it will compel police to act differently in the future. the best acknowledgement that they can give is to change all of this. and again after our story posted online, oakland police responded to our r

oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he's issued 33 disciplinary actions against officers following the tear gassing of demonstrators on june 1st 2020. it happened after a youth march downtown that started at oakland technical high school. some in the crowd came down broadway towards the police station, where officers deployed tear gas. we deploy gas outside of policy and for that we had to hold officers accountable. the department has a strict policy that only allows police to use tear gas when there is an immediate threat, the chief said. hundreds of officers have since been retrained in crowd control tactics. chief why did it take a full year for you to come out and say that there's going to be disciplined that we're retraining officers that we acted inappropriately and out of policy? this was an enormous task of them at this event. instigation was a matter of a magnitude that we had never seen in this department. that investigation included four separate reviews that found violations from officers and their supervisors up the chain of command. the chief initially defended the te

i want to see the new chief laurent armstrong, who keeps saying that this is a new day inside of opdtually do some things that make it in today inside of opd in an interview with ktvu after he was sworn in as the new chief, armstrong said that june 1st incident was being reviewed by an outside investigator when that investigation is cleared, i'll be transparent with it, and i'll share it with the public that was almost four months ago. the oakland police departments deal has not provided the report. it was clear that there were no molotov cocktails on on june 1st. there's they've offered absolutely nothing to back that up. civil rights attorney rachel letterman represents sears and other co plaintiffs. it's clear that there was an overreaction based on the topic of people. coming out against racist police violence. ceres city will continue to press forward with his lawsuit, hoping it will compel police to act differently in the future. the best acknowledgement that they can give is to change all of this. now, other than saying they've administered discipline in this case, opd hasn't

i want to see the new chief laurent armstrong, who keeps saying that this is a new day inside of opd actually do some things that make it a new day inside of open, d, the chief said. he's going to be more careful in the future about vetting facts, and that was a lesson learned for the department about how we share information. the episode came on the fourth day of chaotic protests that at times turned violent 33 1st responders, including 21 officers were injured in the earth. early days. oakland mayor libby shaft said the department is also changing how long officers will be allowed to work in oakland and really across the country. we are going to be changing policy to ensure that officers are not allowed to work such a long period under such intense circumstances. yes, i want to say to the young people that i apologize that you you had to experience what you experience. now the chief cities also changing policies around mutual aid, management and supervisors will no longer be able to deploy tear gas. instead they're going to be focused on supervising reporting live evan sernoffsky k

i'm andre senior and i'm heather holmes chief laurent armstrong says those officers violated departmentdown with ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky. told us that hundreds of officers have now been retrained in crowd control tactics. but one thing i want the community to know is that this department is holding itself accountable. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he's issued 33 disciplinary actions against officers following the tear gassing of demonstrators on june

on san francisco's ace poet laurent. in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles on walls. it's a simple matter, this

both are in the hospital tonight with severe injuries, chief laurent armstrong said. a combination of law enforcement and violence prevention is needed along with community involvement are ceasefire strategy continues to be effective. we continue to recover firearms. at a record patient city of oakland were over 400 recoveries at this point and will continue to try to address the guns in our community. the chief also said he supports alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, who criticized the overturn of california's ban on assault weapons. the state is now appealing that decision, details about a major drug seizure that happened last week in oakland, san francisco police states started as part of an investigation to intercept deadly drugs earmarked for the tenderloin on thursday. san francisco officers served three search warrants in oakland that resulted in five arrests and nearly £30 of drugs, including 16. pounds of fentanyl. they also called a hazmat team to one of the locations, a motel on macarthur boulevard because of the drugs during the investigation

oakland police chief laurent armstrong is speaking out after the city council voted to divert $17 millionrom his department's budget over the next two years and instead fund violence prevention programs had a difficult time wrapping my head around certain decisions that were made. the vote comes as shootings, robberies and carjackings are up in oakland, there have been four more homicides since friday. crime is out of. control in the city of oakland, and our response was for less police resources. the chief said. there won't be extra police academies to more quickly bring the department of 717 officers to its authorized strength of 788. when you hear the statements from those that say nothing will change that is not true. yes, it will. the impact will be immediate and he said police response times will be even slower than they are now, particularly for marginalized communities like deep east oakland, where we c two thirds of our calls coming front, they will be impacted the most, he said. families of crime victims are suffering, including those of the 65 homicide victims so far this year.

what happened at the lake on saturday, police chief laurent armstrong says the situation at lake merritt on saturday could have been a lot worse. had it not been for the dozens of officers who responded quickly. 60 officers in the crowd of 5000 saving lives. we had officers on that scene that would put in tourniquet. it's on people's legs. people officers were wrapping up other people's arms people who were suffering from gunshot malls. the chief says the department is already understaffed. a cut would mean freezing 41 officer positions. oakland police have fewer officers than san francisco and san jose, but oakland has a higher crime rate there already, the responses slow this couple says their neighborhood has seen vandalism and violence. they don't want cuts to the police department. there's a lot of reason to have the police around here. you. no, i mean, i've had people shot in my neighborhood. i mean, and i'm the one that has a calling and pushing them to come out. the goal is to make oakland a safer place. the disagreement is over how to get there. the city council is scheduled to

take a little trip up to the rooftop because laurent says decided he didn't need the 8.t have lawrence up doctors yet. okay. moving on. it's going to be hot, but he will be talking about the heat wave shortly. and this just in to the kron 4 news room juneteenth. >> well now be a federal holiday. the house just voted 415 to 14 passing the bill sending it to president biden's desk in the senate unanimously approved this yesterday. juneteenth is observed on june 19th and commemorates the end of slavery. one sign. this will be the united states 12th federal holiday. a warning for privacy policy agreement. the new permissions allowed to talk to automatically collect more facial and vocal data from users. the company says it is collecting the data for demographic purposes, content and ads suggestion. also along with various video affects the app has more than 100 million users here in the u.s. and peloton bike owners. your privacy could also be at risk. hackers found a way to infiltrate the touch screen on the bike. plus, model that lets them spy on users with the bikes microp

anne laurent has more. carmine is going to be mayor of a small town in central mexico.e first met her three years ago after her husband was brutally murdered running for the same seat in the same town. back then, her grief was still raw. despite her trauma, she decided to continue her husband's complaining and run for office herself, winning the election is becoming the first female mayor here. she had high hopes of bringing peace back to her town. but during her three years as mayor, 12 of her cabinet members were either murdered or disappeared. an example of the shocking levels of violence seen across mexico. and it is why security guards watch over her 24/7. despite all the death and devastation, carmine has fearlessly chosen to run for a second term. the candidates, and even family members, have already been killed across these elections, and for those still in the running, they know their lives are also in danger. asa as a mother, her run for office has a deeper meaning. death has become all too familiar carmine. as she wants for her husband and the others who have

trace illegal gun sales back to shady gun dealer and hold them accountable. 90% oakland police chief laurentrmstrong says the additional funds will be helpful. he and the san francisco police chief, we're both in the virtual audio. today during the president's announcement, a man accused of eight separate shoplifting incidents in san francisco was charged by prosecutors today and his ktvu christien kafton tells us the city's district attorney has announced a new partnership to try to curb the brazen crimes. okay let's go on the record on 62 people versus luego romero, san francisco's district attorney's office wednesday filed formal charges against jean luc romero dating back to mid name, including marshall shoplifting and robbery at various walgreens and cvs locations in the city, his attorney, pointing out the case has already captured headlines around the bay area. i think there's a unique pressure in this case, given that this case has garnered some media attention, the prosecutor pointing out that this is far from the suspect first encounter with law enforcement. i would also know that

elections like valerie pecresse in the ile—de—france region here, like xavier bertrand in the north, like laurentf lgbt people don't know where to seek support in older age, according to the lgbt foundation. many say they've experienced homophobia in care settings or social housing, but new schemes are now springing up to support older people. jessica parker reports. this is rita's story. "i'm living in sheltered accommodation and a majority of older residents i know still would not accept me. rita wrote this testimony before she passed away in 2019. at times it makes me feel unacceptable and isolated. thank goodness i have friends here who accept me for what i am and not what others want me to be. rita had been at the heart of this lgbt group for older people. based in greater manchester, maggie is the group's community manager. she'd lived quite a nice teenage life and a young adult life. but as she became older, she had to go back in the closet and for one reason only. rita moved into sheltered accommodation. she used to listen to homophobic conversations. coming to our group, we then became h

elections like valerie pecresse in the ile—de—france region here, like xavier bertrand in the north, like laurentt down its famous club scene because of the coronavirus pandemic. now the mediterreanean island is hoping that a test event this weekend could pave the way for the reopening of its clubs — just in time for the return of british tourists next week. 0ur correspondent anna holligan sent this update from ibiza. here this update from ibiza. we are on ibiza's famous sl strip here we are on ibiza's famous sunset strip and it's home to some of the powers that helped to give ibiza its status as the party capital of the world. but look, you can see cafe mambo all shutdown for now because when the tourists were here, they used to come and watch world—renowned djs like fat boy slim play for free and then would follow them to the clubs but right now, the whole clubbing industry on the island is shut down because of covid—19 so you can come and spend time in the bars like the original cafe delmar. but dancing is still banned. this is san antonio bay, this is where the majority of british tourists sp

elections like valerie pecresse in the ile—de—france region here, like xavier bertrand in the north, like laurentthe us and canada are seeing a severe heat wave — which forecasters say could mark the start of one of the most extreme and prolonged high temperatures ever recorded there. in the united states, one large region — including all of washington state and oregon and parts of idaho, wyoming and california — will see temperatures soar dramatically throughout the region well into next week. mark lobel has the details. help on its way in portland, oregon, to give homeless people hydrated during the heatwave. good morning, good morning. 0utreach team. anybody home? mm, sleeping. we are right now passing out cold water on tuesdays and also every single thursday and we have about ten volunteers plus our staff who go out. we try and hand out anywhere between 400—500 with bottles of water. it's a foreboding forecast for the north—west in coming days. we are referring to this as life—threatening - heat for this region. and our overnight lows are going to be about the same as our- usual seasonal high

elections like valerie pecresse in the ile—de—france region here, like xavier bertrand in the north, like laurentday, for many of you it remains dry, sunshine varies from one place to another but in the south we will see further rain in the form of heavy and thundery downpours. an area of low pressure centred towards north—western france, you will notice how the cloud is revolving around and as that spins around we get lots of that cloud coming around bringing the downpours, widely across southern counties of england and maybe south wales, fringing up to the m4. to the north we couldn't rule out an isolated shower in eastern england, the vast majority dry with sunny spells, the best in the west and temperatures here up to around 21 degrees. in the mid teens, high teens in the east, 22 with any brighter breaks in the south. breezier in southern areas compared to recent days. those heavy and thundery downpours continue over this evening and overnight, into east anglia, midlands and wales, humid air brought in towards the south—east, 16 the low in london. fresher further north but here we start the

elections like valerie pecresse in the ile—de—france region here, like xavier bertrand in the north, like laurentfter the balearic islands were added to the government's green list of quarantine travel destinations. a trial event has been taking place this weekend to see if there's a safe way to let the party island start up again. anna holligan sent us this report from ibiza. dance music plays. music is the pulse of this island. ibiza's economy revolves around its nightclubs. now, ibiza's been green listed by the uk, this island is gearing up for the return of mass tourism, and this experiment could represent its revival. the guinea pigs are all key workers, like these nursing assistants. lucia told me "i really want to dance. "it's been so long since we've able to party around here." her friend said, "it's true. "after such a long time, you do really want to go for it." most other bars are serving again but beyond this event, dancing is still banned. there are signs ibiza is emerging from the crisis — there are no restrictions on people travelling to these shores from the uk, but the balearic p

apparently, they are making a comeback with retailers selling over 200 styles and saint laurent designermb threat to a local mcdonald's because they didn't give him any sauce for his chicken mcnuggets. he was arrested and charged with a felony, which is almost as bad is having to eat a chicken mcnugget without any sauce. it's almost like my granddad used to say, teach a man to fish and you can bang his wife while he's out fishing. >> wow. my granddad was a bulgur. bulgur. of the two stories what interests you? >> i'm going for mcnuggets 410. >> greg: are bomb threats ever a good idea? >> they never are. but dry chicken leads you to do some dangerous things. >> greg: especially when it takes like a mcnugget, dr. drew, you have to have the sauce. without the sauce, what good is it? >> i have to comment on the shorts story. it's me when you have them don't they? >> daisy dukes, that's for me. >> greg: panty hose, daisy dukes under his plaques. >> not likely, but the stunning thing to me about the story is now only is it covered on this show, but you did it on the five as well. you did. >> g

on san francisco's ace poet laurent.know how to cut a throat on the way to cutting a throat. after sleeping on a mattress, made from two garbage bags of clothes, i became content with the small gestures of planation fires. i realized how weird the universe was, so many things interrupt me while trying to dream like your correspondence lawyer. i have 20 books next to a bullet like an old man giving advice before a revolution. explored what is there and found no brain washing, i found africa lord. i have a future, it takes place in the south, modern militancy, i'll walk on a missile for food. i'll be tired face to face with the country. old verse bringing multiculturalism replace me with a chest cavity. stories of travel through other people's stories, my mother remembers africa lord. she killed on behalf of you lord. i wore a machete all winter and nobody asked what it meant. i read 1,000 books in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and

these are two 17th century paintings ever made in rome for avid collectors and visitors by claude laurent and they present this bucolic imagery. well when he was 22 almost took a trip to england and to the continent visiting many of these parks. years later, he published walks and talks to only two years later. he published walks and talks of an american farmer in england. one of the places that is most impressed by was the recently completed birkenhead park in liverpool. which you see here it was designed by joseph paxson a brilliant engineer and inventor. who'd also been the head gardener for the duke of devonshire. birkenhead was a purpose built public park built by the city and a group of industrials in verses for the public use and enjoyment and for the urban workers and middle-class tones people. it was very much as you see in the form of the pastoral country parks created in the previous century for the exclusive use of upper class gentry and landowners. well as he went about reading exploring writing and inventing himself olmsted developed a profound social and civic vision with a

then deputy chief laurent armstrong, who is now the chief said officers had rocks and bottles thrownem, armstrong said the incident is being reviewed by an outside investigator. and when the probe is complete, he will share the results publicly. hillsboro police are searching for suspects in a string of three weekend burglaries. the thieves were caught on surveillance video at one of the burglaries. they happen between saturday night and sunday morning on barbara way darryl road in marlborough rode. at least two of the break ins are believed to be linked. police say home alarm systems in each house helped limit the losses, authorities say. in one case, suspects drove a compact suv, possibly ah mazda c. exp i've and in another case, the suspect vehicle is a purple compact car, possibly a toyota corolla of the owner of a well known restaurant and bar in downtown san jose, has resigned amid accusations of sexual assault. ryan sommers of good karma, artisan ales and cafe and pizza flora is the latest owner now to resign following reports of sexism, massage city and sexual assault in the

. >> laurent says they are human. >> it's like one of those wild students would do.60 look pretty good intel and maybe about 3 refrigerator on there. you got something going hey, guys tomorrow. we're talking that heat around the bay. area's pretty warm out there right now. skies are mostly clear. just a couple high clouds up above a breakdown of these temperatures in the san francisco. not bad. you're talking warm 81 degrees. only 67 in the sun sets right along the coastline. those numbers are cooler 60's. some low 70's get inside the bay. we start to warm things up. 84 burlingame to work way down the peninsula turning in the 90's. hot 90's and triple digits in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon a 103 in campbell, about a 106 in pleasanton, a 108 in livermore, one away to walnut creek. one. '04 in moraga. the east bay boy, vacaville 112 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. the idea. incredible heat rolling in for tomorrow. then looks like we'll start to cool down but ever so slowly. i think it takes that first full day of summer, which is next monday. first, a really cool

trace illegal gun sales back to shady gun dealer and hold them accountable. 90% oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the additional money will help out indeed armstrong in san francisco police chief bill scott were among those in the virtual audience during the president's announcement. the biden administration is extending the nationwide ban on evictions for another month. the director of the cdc extended the moratorium until july, 31st. it had been scheduled to end next wednesday. in many people who have done unable to pay rent during the pandemic, we're worried about being evicted landlords who have opposed the moratorium and challenged it in court or against any extension. they've argued the focus should be on speeding up the distribution of rental assistance. the cdc says. this is intended to be the final extension of the moratorium. san franciscans struggling to pay rent during the pandemic will have another six month reprieve. the board of supervisors voted yesterday to extend the cities of eviction moratorium, mirroring the state's protections. the city's moratorium has been i

oakland police chief laurent armstrong is speaking out after the city council voted to divert $17 million from his department's budget over the next two years and instead fund violence prevention programs had a difficult time wrapping my head around certain decisions that were made. the vote comes as shootings, robberies and carjackings are up in oakland, there have been four more homicides since friday. crime is out of. control in the city of oakland, and our response was for less police resources, the chief said. there won't be extra police academies to more quickly bring the department of 717 officers to its authorized strength of 788 when you hear the statements from those that sake, nothing will change that is not true. yes, it will be. the impact will be immediate and he said police response times will be even slower than they are now, particularly for marginalized communities like deep east oakland, where we c two thirds of our calls coming front. they will be impacted the most, he said. families of crime victims are suffering, including those of the 65 homicide victims so far this

oakland police chief laurent armstrong is now responding to the city council's decision to redirect $17ion from the police budget to other programs. the city council wants that money spent on alternative public safety programs, including a civilian response team that would handle low level nonviolent emergency calls in oakland chief armstrong says the funding reduction is coming at the wrong time when violent crime is. hiking across the board in oakland. we see clearly that crime is out of control in the city of oakland, and our response was for lesscif them that voted department that additional 17 million will havea impact. when you hear the statem. nothing will change. that is not. both mayor libby, chef and the police union o to redirect the departments funds. the napaing t lake berryessa. divers recovered. his friends told authorities he drowned while swimmingse area ne road. his name has not yet been rele county. the sheriff's department is warning people to be ready to evacuateowing. the lava fires ag four fires that started two days ago of the sh through more than 1400 acres is a

islands prevention could have not stopped what happened, uh, at the lake on saturday, police chief laurentstrong says the situation at lake merritt on saturday could have been a lot worse had it not been for the dozens of office. those who responded quickly. 60 officers in a crowd of 5000 saving lives. we had officers on that scene that would put in tourniquet. it's on people's legs. people. officers were wrapping up other people's arms. people who were suffering from gunshot walls. the chief says the department is already understaffed. a cut would mean freezing 41 officer positions. oakland police have than san frd san jose, but oakland higher crime rate there already the responses slow. this couple says their neighborhood has seen vandalism and violence. they don't want cuts to the police department, but there's a lot of reason to have the police around here. you know. i mean, i've had people shot in my neighborhood. i mean, he and i'm the one that has a calling and pushing them to come out. the goal is to make oakland a safer place. the disagreement is over how to get there. the city co

chief laurent armstrong said that this should be a call to action for everyone in the community, sayinghat law enforcement and violence prevention strategies are both needed are ceasefire strategy continues to be effective. we continue to recover firearms. at a record patient city of oakland were over 400 recoveries at this point and will continue to try to address the guns in our community. the chief also said that he fully supports alabama county district attorney nancy o'malley, who said she is dismayed by the overturn of california's ban on assault weapons. the state is now appealing that decision. in honor of pride month. we're featuring organizations that support the lgbtq community every week and today we're highlighting the oakland lgbtq community center and for more. we're joined this afternoon by the ceo and co founder joe hawkins. joe, it is great to have you on this afternoon. appreciate the time it looks beautiful outside. it's beautiful, happy pride month, everyone happiness a great day. to be clear. it's a great day to be queer in oakland. absolutely. hey, happy pride mon

on san francisco's ace poet laurent.y for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles on walls. it's a simple matter, this revolution thing, to write a poem for go

oakland police chief laurent armstrong said he's issued 33 disciplinary actions against officers followingune 1st 2020. it happened after a youth march downtown that started at oakland technical high school. some in the crowd came down broadway towards the police station, where officers deployed tear gas. we deploy gas outside of policy and for that we had to hold officers accountable. the department has

both are in the hospital with severe injuries, chief laurent armstrong said that a combination of lawnd violence prevention is needed along with community involvement. with 57 homicides. those are not just numbers. those are families. those are individuals that are no longer in our community and as sad and so my heart goes out to the families of the victims of these crimes, and i say we don't want 58 or 59. well the chief also said he fully supports alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, who said she is dismayed by the overturn of california's ban on assault weapons. the state is now appealing that decision applications are now being accepted. from families in east oakland neighborhood who are eligible for the first phase of the city's new guaranteed income program. 300 randomly selected low income families will receive $500 monthly payments for 18 months with no strings attached. people living in a one square mile area between international and macarthur boulevard are eligible. the program called oakland resilient families is a collaboration between nonprofits up together a

gas and projectiles at crowds unless there's an imminent threat of physical harm, then deputy chief laurentng, who's now the chief of opd, said officers had rocks and bottles thrown at them. armstrong said the incident is being reviewed by an outside investigator. and when the probe is complete, he will share the results publicly. police on the peninsula say at least two of the three burglaries that happened saturday night and sunday morning in hillsboro are linked a security camera at one of the homes record. the video of the thieves. investigators are not saying what was taken, but they are asking people who recognize the men in this video to give them a call. police say all three houses had alarm systems and that helped limit some of the losses now to the east bay, where oakland mayor libby chef today announced proposed changes to our city's housing codes to help make housing more affordable. air shaft said the changes would address the skyrocketing cost of building and increase housing options as well as affordability. the changes are part of a proposed ordinance that would update oakla

on san francisco's ace poet laurent.ooks in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles on walls. it's a simple matter, t

on san francisco's ace poet laurent.ooks in front of the world. watch people play for post working surfaces and recreations of a governor's desk, find the bureaucrat and some white people scare easier, fantasizing through the art of the poor, trendy lashes locked before god. i hand over my friends lord. lord, i think i'm going to die in the war. like a blue song with no spiritual effect, apartheid white people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where w