laurent richard and sandrine rigaud. before we get started, the book came out on tuesday and you can order it now. and i know a lot of people have been waiting for the pub day and hold it in our hands and hold it to us, pegasus, how a spy in your pocket threatens the end of privacy, dignity and democracy. so, a very serious title and some exciting things that we are going to be talking about today. so, john introduced us, but i think because we're journalists, we want to be transparent. i know laurent and sandrine. forbidden stories were created here. i'm sitting here at wallace house here in ann arbor and laurent was a 2016-17 knight wallace fellow and the first sentence that became forbidden stories was crafted at my desk from laurent and i've gotten to know sandrine as forbidden city has grown and we've watched them save lives with their work and it's such a pleasure to talk with you both today. >> thank you. that's wonderful to be connected to the wallace house for the rest of my life. so before we jump in, john said

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just today, glendale police announced the first arrest in the saint laurent case. by the way, this type of retail theft costs the average american family more than $500 each year in higher merchandise costs. norah. >> tina patel, thank you. >>> a judge in mississippi declared a mistrial today in the case against two white men accused of chasing and shooting at a black fedex driver. the judge said he had no choice because of a police detective's improper testimony and failure to share evidence. the father and son are charged with attempted murder. the fedex driver was not hurt. no word yet on when the retrial will begin. >>> there's a lot more news new dove men bodywash gives you 24 hours of nourishing micromoisture. that means your skin still feels healthy and smooth now... now... ...and now too. get healthier, smoother feeling skin all day. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy.

just today, glendale police announced the first arrest in the saint laurent case. theft cost the average american family more than $500 each year and higher merchandise costs. norah? >> norah: tina patel, thank you. a judge in mississippi declared a mistrial today in the case against two white men accused of chasing and shooting at a black fedex driver. the judge said he had no choice because of a police detective's improper testimony and failure to share evidence. father and son are charged with attempted murder. the fedex driver was not hurt. no word on yet on when the retrial will begin. turning now to the rapidly-growing use of offshore wind energy here in the u.s., multiple large-scale wind farms are currently under construction up and down the east coast fear in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben trainee reports on how workers, once dependent on oil and gas, coming for the green energy expansion. >> reporter: at this ship hard in houma, louisiana, you can see and hear the future being built. that noise we are hearing, but that is called "made in america."

reportero: cuatro dÍas antes, se registrÓ otro robo similar en la boutique yves saint laurent en el suburbio los responsables del robo, pero aseguran que es cuestiÓn de tiempo para encontrarlos. >> que nos ayuden los vehÍculos que se usaron. reportero: el procurador de los Ángeles calificÓ estos robos como crimen organizado y dijo que pronto aquellos que hacen los robos y los que compran la mercancÍa robada tendrÁn que responder a la ley. >> queremos mandar un mensaje claro y contundente de que nosotros vamos a trabajar con la policÍa y si hay arrestos los vamos a encausar con toda la fuerza de la ley. jorge: tras una intensa bÚsqueda, la policÍa de tennessee encontrÓ en un desagüe a una niÑa de 11 aÑos con necesidades especiales que desapareciÓ el domingo pasado. la niÑa pudo reunirse con su familia. en ecuador, siguen las investigaciones sobre el asesinato de fernando villavicencio. su agrupaciÓn polÍtica ya designÓ un sustituto para aspirar a la presidencia y este candidato sigue la misma lÍnea de denuncia contra la corrupciÓn y el crimen organizado. reportero: el periodista cristian zuri

laurent richard is a paris based award winning documentary filmmaker who was named the 2018 european journalist of the year at the prix europa in berlin. he's a founder of forbidden stories, a network of investigative journalists devoted to continuing the unfinished work of of murdered report reporters to ensure the work they died for is not buried with them. is the author of numerous investigations into the lives of the tobacco industry, the excesses of the financial sector, and the clandestine actions of an aside in the cia since its creation, forbidden stories has received numerous awards, including a prestigious european press. two george polk awards and an rss impact prize for the pegasus project published originally in 2021. since rego is a french investigative journalist as editor of forbidden stories since 2019, she coordinated the award winning pegasus projects and cartel project, an international of assassinated mexican journalists, before joining forbidden stories, she directed feature length documentaries for french television. she has reported from tanzania uzbekistan, l

laurent richard is a paris based award winning documentary filmmaker who was named the 2018 european journalist of the year at the prix europa in berlin. he's a founder of forbidden stories, a network of investigative journalists devoted to continuing the unfinished work of of murdered report reporters to ensure the work they died for is not buried with them. is the author of numerous investigations into the lives of the tobacco industry, the excesses of the financial sector, and the clandestine actions of an aside in the cia since its creation, forbidden stories has received numerous awards, including a prestigious european press. two george polk awards and an rss impact prize for the pegasus project published originally in 2021. since rego is a french investigative journalist as editor of forbidden stories since 2019, she coordinated the award winning pegasus projects and cartel project, an international of assassinated mexican journalists, before joining forbidden stories, she directed feature length documentaries for french television. she has reported from tanzania uzbekistan, l

these are bortez and laurent blancs, the famous e, the famous ritual with the kiss of the bald head,ht the victory to the french team, and after which everyone tried to kiss the hair and even the president of france continue the next question. uh, so this is vika zarinka, who is she jumping with? she can jump with her, because this is it. if anything, if suddenly we need to guess the silhouette, but i don’t see it on the left side. no, it's not her then. i will miss. uh, this is ely the mertens. yes, irina sobolenko. they are celebrating their triumph in australia at the open 2021. i will tell you why i was wrong, because it would be better if azarenka was also in this final, then there would be such a photo. ok, next. england italy football euro 22, huh? the famous moment, uh, which then scattered into memes all over the internet, we can still skip or, well , we will answer just in case i miss it. this is george. elini, the next question. the time of our period has come to an end, but we can play out this question. so uh the simplest question. yes, caught the blue and white, it mean

thanks laurent's. we could soon see the largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history. kaiser permanente. workers across the country. >> preparing. for a strike vote beginning tomorrow. that's right. negotiations have been going on now for 4 months. the unions representing 85,000 workers have until september 16th to cast their votes after that, a strike could begin october. 1st, the workers are fighting for higher wages and what they describe as serious under staffing. the union also says it's reached an impasse in negotiations, something the hospital refutes, they say, quote, kaiser permanente is fully committed to reaching an agreement with the unions affiliated with the coalition. just as we have done in every national bard bargaining session since 1999, they go on to say we're confident that we will reach an agreement that achieves that goal before the contract expires september. 30th. >> still to come tonight, another report of a robo-taxi crashing into a vehicle. what led to that collision? plus, northern california sees 2 deaths because of west nile. an update on

at least 30 people made off with about $300,000 worth of luxury merchandise from an yves saint laurentoffered for their arrest. >> coming up, the hero golden retriever who took on a bear. >> plus, the rookie who did the >> plus, the rookie who did the unthinkable the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid-19 isn't going anywhere. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid-19 related er visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines this fall, just like you do with the flu. because you've got no time for 19. stay up-to-date with the latest covid-19 vaccines. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. densify from crest pro-health. lik

and former oakland police chief laurent armstrong has filed a legal claim against mayor shengtao.yor fired him in an act of retaliation. plus, popular twitch streamer kai sinnott will face two counts of inciting a riot and unlawful assembly. that's after a massive crowd took over union square park in new york city when he posted on social media about a giveaway event. you can find these stories and more at kctv .com. up next, celebrating ten years of the apple watch. the changes that could be coming to the device. coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. it's the women's world cup semifinals kicking off at 1 a.m. pacific standard time. and we'll be sure to keep you up to date on the results as spain takes on the swedish team. oakland high schoolers will have the opportunity to apply to a program internship with the initiative to prepare young people going into health care careers. we're sitting down with one of the program managers on the nine tomorrow, as well as some of the interns to talk about the impact this internship had, plus, steve paulson has your full forecast. all mornin

laurente, episcopate.e chronicler is better than her about the story minutes of the year minsk is thought of, ending the highest spiritual improvement, established sacrilege, passed to serve in the polotsk and russian cathedras , with the permission of a lawyer, you can back with this word they infect the theological school of the economical ukrainian orthodox church. thus , lada’s self-taught rizyki allow the monk from the ukrainian bulkiness of the house to quietly take out laura’s relics from yura’s type, looking from yana at the svyatora under shaky moustaches, only the frames of the parable are unraveled at full measures to talk about stalin before the canonical church happens that what is happening indicates that the authorities ignore the rights the largest religious denominations of the country do not respect human rights, which they themselves talk about, and the worst thing is that during hostilities the authorities declare war on their but the people are at war with the wrong faith. belarus has

these are bortez and laurent blancs, the famous e, the famous ritual with a kiss on the bald head, whichnch team victory, and after which everyone tried to kiss his bald head. and even the president of france continue next time. so this is vika azarenka with whom she jumps. she can jump with her, because this is it. if anything, if suddenly we need to give up the silhouette, but i don’t see it on the left side. no, it's not her, then i'll skip it, uh, it's ely the mertens yeah, but the name is condolences irina sobolenko. they are celebrating my triumph in australia at the open 2021. i will tell you why i was wrong, because it would be better if azarenka was also in this final, then it would be clear. england italy soccer euro 2220, huh? the famous moment, uh, which then scattered into memes all over the internet, we can still miss or, well, we will not miss the answer, just in case i miss it. it's georgic ellini, next question. the time of our period has come to an end, but we can play out this question. well, the simplest question. yes, got the league if it's white blue, then mancheste

now all this laurent drama started when a polish presidential adviser simply pointed out in an interview that it would be kind of nice if you frame showed some gratitude for poland support. it would be fitting for you trained to start appreciating the role poland has played for you crying over the recent months and years. all right, so that highly controversial remark apparently seems to come in the wake of n was wanting from ukraine and zalinski in particular, over pollings insistence that ukrainian grain not be allowed to be shipped to poland. because in the past, it has a tendency to make itself at home there and not wanting to leave afterwards. and that drove down the price of the grain of polish farmers. now the polish prime minister finally put his foot down and agreed for once with hungry and 3 other countries in on the need to get the situation under control and commission does not agree to develop regulations that will extend this input blockage we will do it in both restrictions ourselves will be tough, will be decisive. we will defend the publish farmers. ok, so all of this is

twenty-thirds of the day there are no highlights, laurent ty, laurin day malinorow, to that all the objectspudent day of tact and ours are connected with the nouvane natural devils from which the mlanor has been taken for a long time, this is wind and water, they said, if water was praised, then autumn is to blame to be thymmian and laogoic, and the winter is mild and obliging, calimodal hibernation. shadow fashion rain. on this day , you can stretch out like that long jazz makshim, she's been fired this autumn. on this day, they sawly watched over the two of them to do this at home and sprinkled with one and a half and lauryn showed yakaya. having passed, eight sbozhas were brought down from the field, and the peasant has a shmat inshal and one of them i have to grind with god new crops for flour. they pointed to lauryn, sleeping home. summer honey collection stretches only near the minsk region, the closed season of suprationics and forest gospodars swim to collect more for 43 t of vitamin syrup already a large rigid 32 t of honey was rigged to climb and sorce bees into experienced beekee

. >> but the remains one key vacancy, chief of police is mayor to fire chief laurent armstrong in february for allegedly failing to discipline officers for misconduct. she says the process to hire a new chief begins with the police commission. there job is to actually go through the hiring process and they are to refer three top candidates to my office. >> to this day, i have not yet received those referrals. oakland is facing a historic deficit in light of that, mayor tao reminds residents that the city didn't cut funds to violence prevention and got $1.2 million from the state to fund technology upgrade. >> as she understands the sense of urgency but says change takes time. >> although this is a hard moment in time, this too shall pass because we are now in the phase of implementing. but i promise you that you will start seeing some of those results as we move forward towards next year. >> in oakland, an abc seven news, oakland police want help finding the driver of a deadly hit and run cshappened july 3rd on th in bancroft avenues . >> police say a dodge challenger drove through a stop

. >> laurent blue do something, the d.o.j.ng part of this, goldman is one of those lawyers, we seen him before will do anything on behalf of the democrats and really told the line, get close to the border of ethical on both sides. he can go up there and for lack of a better word, live which is ultimately what i think you did. stuart: heavy duty spin, i'll call about. it pulled from the new york times finds trump way ahead of the other republican presidential candidates. fifty-four trump, onto santa's 17. question, how could the upcoming debate change that? >> i dunno, i think it's going to change, it's going to change to infinity because if you are saying you vote for donald j trump, what does he say that's going to get you to not vote for him? i can't think of a thing. if your undecided, you're probably not voting for donald trump to begin with and your vote will be one of those individuals so i don't think he has a lot to gain and even if there are people's ways to vote for him, does he meet those people? i think it's a smar

back in february, mayor tao fired chief laurent armstrong for failing to discipline officers for misconduct. >> new developments tonight in the fight to protect pedestrians in san francisco. exactly one week after a four year old girl was hit and killed. a rally is held in her honor at the intersection where it happened. abc seven news reporter tim johns was there and has the grief, the frustration and the call to action. >> this is your wake up call. >> this is it. >> calls for change in the form of strollers at a san francisco rally tuesday, neighbors and activists all demanding action after last week's deadly crash. a four year old girl killed while her parents were pushing her in her stroller at the crosswalk of fourth and king for years old. >> four years old. >> news of the girl's death has especially impacted julie nicholson, who spoke at the rally back in 2020. nicholson broke her back and neck after being hit herself by a speeding driver on a san francisco street. >> it hit me, i thought i was going to die. flew about 30ft, landed on the ground. >> advocates say last week's acciden

he was left out of the squad to play laurent by the new coach enrico who is not going to be in favouremi is fit and ready to go and has had ankle surgery and looking to make his debut and it will be fascinating to see against cristiano ronaldo. taste fascinating to see against cristiano ronaldo. ~ , ., . ., ronaldo. we will be watching that one closely- _ ronaldo. we will be watching that one closely. thank _ ronaldo. we will be watching that one closely. thank you _ ronaldo. we will be watching that one closely. thank you so - ronaldo. we will be watching that one closely. thank you so much. l one closely. thank you so much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. from driverless cars to 3d printing — artificial intelligence has been transforming how we live. but could ai — one day — be capable of reading our minds? lara lewington of bbc panorama — has been investigating the potential risks and benefits — of the ai revolution. hi, laura. hi, good to meet you. thank you for having us. come on in. thanks. neuroscientist alexander huth has spent a decade trying to understa

arthel: for more on this will bring and doctor laurent right she is princeton university political scientists. and lord i want to start the d.o.j. order that would limit what discovery evidence trump could share publicly about the ongoing criminal case related to false claims 2 the 2020 presidential election was stolen as well as a charges a former president conspired to overturn the election. do you think this is the right call? want all discovery come out and be made public during the trial? >> eventually, yes. the legal aspects of this or not the area of my expertise. but i can tell you as someone who studies trumps a public remarks very closely and has for some time now, that he might not listen to his lawyers who are saying absolutely keep quiet about this. do not share revelations do not share information, that's part of the trout you're just going to get yourself in trouble. so what we might be likely to see is trump defying those sorts of orders and making things even more difficult for himself. he has embraced this a fight and probably will continue to do so. arthel: too that point t

are pushing for student loan forgiveness, and nearly 90 democratic lawmakers including elizabeth laurenta letter to the president, just this week, saying that this in part that we are urging you to continually find ways to use your authority to bring down student debt. now dana, the administration is moving forward with debt forgiveness even though the supreme court struck down that $400 billion plan and that this year, i've been in touch with the lawyers that they plan to challenge this for step of the way and hoping that young voters and students are not led to believe that they couldn't get the debt forgiveness that was promised to them. >> also talking about raising expectations, thank you so much. john? >> the pandemic is over, but we are still having a problem with covid and were doing a lot of work on it. but the pandemic is over. because nobody's way mask and everyone seems to be in pretty good shape. >> president biden last september given the all clear on the covid pandemic, fast-forward to today, and new mask mandates are coming back in some places, as calvin cage cages are sp

laurent store. these are likely crews associated with gangs.lectronic version. somebody sends out a text message, we're thinking of doing a hit on thursday, here's where we're thinking of doing it, who's in. some will speak in person, but they'll begin to gather. it's who's going along, what vehicles are with using. >> reporter: there have been 107 flash mob robberies. can law enforcement catch up to these perpetrators? miller believes they can with the fbi and marshals able to bring u.s. federal charges. >> once you begin to find the shot callers, the organizers of these groups and swarms and they start to face federal charges under the hobbs act for organized crime and theft, that's usually what will break a crime spree like this. >> reporter: another analyst says customers can help. >> if it goes down while it goes on, stay out of the way. if you're in a position to take a photo, that would be helpful to police or observe what you're doing. >> reporter: law enforcement analysts say this task force will go after the robbers with a multi-layer

. >> oakland has been without a chief since february, when sheng thao fired laurent armstrong after he failed to hold officers accountable for misconduct. >> community, letting them know that we are still here. >> she says thieves drove into bloom dispensary and stole product. the store, holding a solidarity event with colonial doughnuts, which was also hit. she says the next chief should lead with accountability. >> responding more probably. i don't know if police ever showed up that day when we were broken into. i know they took a police report but i don't know if it was that day. >> after the public forums, the police commission will select four police chief candidates. the list will be sent to the mayor, who will reflect the final decision. in oakland, cornell barnard. stephanie: san jose county residents are partnering with first responders to make sure they are ready in case of an emergency. the goal is to teach residents about performing things like cpr, wildfire preparedness and how to deal with the unthinkable, if it were to happen. first responders say they want to make sure

the trend came to light after latina influencer laurent giraldo wrote about it on instagram and in theone to know she is in labor saying it is not a group activity. that is pretty good. post has struck a chord with many new moms agreeing saying they also ban family and friends from labor and delivery. your thoughts on this, did you have a lot of people? >> i did not and during labor and delivery that is the last thing you want is all of these people in there at such a private moment. your husband i can understand or your spouse or partner whatever. but i do not have anybody until after my babies were born and it was just immediate family. >> are people selling tickets to the delivery room? it is always just your spouse or significant other. is there a line of people? your high school teacher is there? what? what are we doing? >> i did have some family members who i love very dearly who came without asking after the birth, they just walked in. i was like hey. i love them dearly but, especially now, now that we are so much more aware of things like covid. can you just let the family have

lead at widening even after his latest arrest read princeton university political scientist doctor laurent wright is standing by for analysis but we are going to start cb cotton she is live from the campaign trail. cooks for governor ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy came out strongest in the polls after wednesday night's debate those two as you mentioned hit the road and i went this weekend. that is where the first gop primary is. during his time in the state do santos spent a lot of time talk about inflation and government spending. this morning other contenders in gothe gop race took time to doue down on other ideas about social issues, foreign policy and abortion access. >> less burning embers of races in the last thing out to do is throw kerosene on it. and yet that is exactly what i believe the modern culture is doing by current race-based quota systems that deny people access to goods or services based on the color of their skin. >> understand with the free people of ukraine parade this is a fight against china. this is a proxy war against china. correct its focus on good-quality ado

laurent store. glendale police say they stole up to $300,000 worth of merchandise.thieves got away with merely $900,000 of jewelry during a smash and grab in irvine. all this as a bill as passed by the california senate is drawing scrutiny. introduced by democrat state senator steve cortes city, it reads in part: under my senate bill, 5553, employers would be prohibited from forcing their non-security workers to confront active shoplifters, and all retail employees would be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. like many retails -- retailers, including the california chamber of commerce, are calling this overreach. mike? mike: alicia acuna, thank you so much. ♪ mike: the surge of my grant withs at our southern border increasing strain on both boarder efficients and cities across the nation. new york city is working on identifying additional locations within its five boroughs to house the overflow of migrants overwhelming the city. we have team coverage with bill melugin tracking the latest developments on the ground at the border, but let's are start with n

laurent store. all right, there's nordstrom. oh, that was long. by now though you do get the point.his video looks so familiar, hunter biden should hit on it. another mob another ransacking, the only difference this time security guards tried to intervene but the thieves used bear spray to drive them away. bear spray i guess that will be locked up now as well. and thanks to those jerks law abiding sit sense won't be able to get the spray they need. [phone ringing] >> jody, what's the good word, huh? >> can you believe this? bear spray is sold out everywhere and my nana's birthday is three weeks away. >> not like you need to use it though right? bear attacks are the rarest on the planet g luck thanks for the honey. >> yeah. >> oh, my god a bear! if only i had some kind of spray. [cheers and applause] >> greg: didn't see that one coming at all. anyway, i also had a front row seat myself to scenes like we saw this weekend during the 2020 summer of love when thieves decided what they actually loved was ransacking shops. i'd never seen that level of criminality and lindsey lohan lived in

opd has been without a permanent chief for most of the year after major sheng thao fired laurent armstrong saying he mishandled officer misconduct cases. >>> and all of this comes as the city deals with more deadly violence and yesterday oakland police responded to two fatal shootings just minutes apart. a man was shot to death along the martin luther king jr. shoreline just around 2:00 p.m. then around 2:30 another man was killed outside the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. police detained a suspect a short time later. the crime in oakland becoming more common. some are saying they just want out. law talked with a mother who says that decision to leave the city she loves is really hard for her. she talked to another who is staying even after witnessing a horrific crime next door. >> i love oakland. it's very hard for me and my son, especially my son. >> reporter: so kristin cook is leaving oakland, california. >> be careful. >> reporter: after living here her entire life. >> i can't take it anymore. i got to the point i was too scared to leave my house. >> reporter: break-ins and home invas

former oakland police chief laurent armstrong has filed a legal claim with the city over his firing. the claim alleges that armstrong was fired in retaliation after publicly criticizing the federal public monitor over seeing the department oakland side obtained the document through a public records request. the claim also says that allegations of misconduct linked to the disciplined case of a sergeant were not supported by the facts. the claim adds that armstrong's firing caused him loss of past and future earnings as well as mental anguish. the city's attorney declined to give a comment to ktvu this afternoon. the san francisco medical examiner has identified the woman whose body was found in golden gate park in san francisco. ctv's kristian, captain has more on what homicide investigators have been able to determine so far. san francisco police say an alert passer by called them shortly before 730 sunday night, saying they'd found a woman who appeared to be deceased. police sources confirm that the female victim, 37 year old kelly koike of san francisco, was discovered inside a duf

after mayoral sheng thao fired laurent armstrong saying he mishandled officer misconduct cases. >>> well, it's one thing to see what's hopping on the streets of the tenderloin. drug dealing and violence and even killing and another thing not to be able to look away from it. that's true for the people who live there and one longtime tenderloin resident thought maybe that is exactly what other people and city leaders need to be able to experience to understand what is happening there. so he decided to break out cameras and record everything. our kelsi thorud spoke with the man who's living life in the tenderloin. he asked us not to show his face and to distort his voice. >> so first shot went off and he fired back. they all took -- off running. >> reporter: john has lived in the tenderloin for more than 30 years. and says he's never seen things as bad as they are right now. >> this is just normal. we see this stuff all the time. i've become so accustomed to it, i don't think about the fact that it's not right sometimes. it's crazy. >> reporter: just this weekend, john caught a shooting on

former oakland police chief laurent armstrong has filed a legal claim against the city of oakland.es that armstrong was fired in retaliation after publicly criticizing the federal public monitor, who oversees the police department. the legal claim also says that some allegations of misconduct conduct are not supported by the facts. the claim states that armstrong's firing caused him the loss of past and future earnings. we've reached out to armstrong's attorney for more information. the oakland city attorney declined to give a comment to ktvu. the san jose city council today deferred a vote to october 3rd on whether the city should get into the power business. mayor matt mahan says the vote would be just the first step in what could be a long process, even if it passes, the city is not committing itself to having a san jose power or a municipal utility. like most bay area cities, san jose gets its power from pga may mehan says if the city were to tap directly into its own power source, it could save money and eliminate some delays in new construction projects. as the state expands

o pd has been without permanent chief for most of the area after the mayor fired laurent armstrong sayingt cases. the city deals with more deadly license and just yesterday oakland police responded to two fatal shootings. just minutes apparats. man was shot to death along the martin luther king jr. shoreline just after 2:00 p.m. his body was found near the boat launch. then around 2:30 another man was killed outside the lake merritt b.a.r.t. station. police detained a suspect a short time later. >>> and with crime in oakland becoming more common, some are saying they just want out. key young law talked with a mother who says that decision to leave the city she loves is really hard for her. and she talked to another who is staying even after witnessing a horrific crime just next door. >> reporter: i love oakland. >> it's very hard for me and my son, especially my son. >> reporter: so kristin cook is leaving oakland, california. >> be careful. >> reporter: after living here her entire life. >> can't take it anymore. i got to the point i was too scared to leave my house. >> reporter: cook bl

former oakland police chief laurent armstrong suing the city of oakland.for mayor sheng thao. here's what we know. the suit claims that the mayor and other city leaders retaliated against armstrong. you will remember this furor, it was a flashback to february and armstrong placed on administrative leave during an independent investigation. he was then let go. well, the former opd chief accused of mishandling two misconduct cases and armstrong said at the time that the report came from the investigation and that it mischaracterized his statements about the incidents. also claimed he was filed for criticizing the federal monitor who made the report happen. so far no response from the city of oakland or mayor sheng thao. >>> man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee facing a judge this morning. you are looking at nima momeni. we are expecting to learn trial date in the hearing. this is him in court. you know the last couple of weeks really saw a lot of changes in his defense strategy. he got new set of attorneys as a result but we know he faces accusati

former oakland police chief laurent armstrong suing the city of oakland. the suit claims the mayor and other city leaders retail yatessed against him. so he's the back story. you might remember. in february armstrong was placed on administrative leave eventually after that investigation happened he was let go. so the former opd chief accused of mishandling misconduct cases. armstrong at the time said that that report that came from the investigation mischaracterized the statements that he made about the incidents and claimed that he was fired instead for criticizing the federal monitor. so far this morning, no response from the city of oakland or mayor sheng thao but we are reaching out. >>> the man accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in court this morning. the nan -- his name is nima momeni and last couple of weeks we saw quite a few changes in his defense. also faces accusations that he stabbed the bay area tech executive to death in san francisco's rincon hill neighborhood on april 4th. he's not left jail since police caught and cuffed him april

the mayor fired chief laurent armstrong in february for allegedly failing to discipline officers for misconduct and she says the process to hire a new chief begins with the police commission. in meantime, mayor tao says the city is working on ways to increase the police department's capabilities to investigate all of this happening as oakland faces a historic deficit. >> we're talking about how do we free up our officers, you know, whether it's civilians losing some positions, you know, so that we can get more officers doing more investigative work, arguably, i would say that crimes would be even higher than it is today. if i were to have cut in my budget the programs for our after school programing, for our summer programing. >> she's calling this a quote, hard moment in time. the mayor also reminding residents the city did not cut funds to violence prevention and it received a $1.2 million from the state, i should say, to fund technology upgrades. while tao also highlighted homicide rates are down, the local chapter of the naacp is called for the city to declare a state of emergenc

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it's been six months since oakland mayor shengtao fired former chief laurent armstrong, saying she'd lost confidence in him for his handling of the policeman. columnist conduct cases. commissioner's responsible for vetting candidates and submitting a final choice to the city council and the mayor for approval if this final candidate is rejected. the entire process starts all over again. today's first session is at the 81st avenue branch library. 1030 this morning. second hearing starts at 2 p.m. west oakland branch library on adeline street. meanwhile, the oakland naacp and other community leaders are linking oakland's public crime crisis to the firing of chief laurent armstrong. in a new open letter, the leaders call armstrong an extraordinary chief who grew up in oakland, knew the city and reduced crime. they say seven months after his firing, the city has still not hired a new chief due to internal disputes at the police review commission. and they repeated their urgent call for the mayor to declare a state of emergency . the statement added, quote, if the mayor wants to look at t

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