officers pulled richard linyard over for a traffic related stop and he took off running.found unresponsive, wedged between two buildings. >> i don't think it was a accident. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i believe he was murdered. they are trying to cover it up. >> reporter: she believes he was beaten. she said she saw bruises and cuts. she plans on viewing footage from a body camera. >> i want to see the whole video. >> reporter: police say she previously declined to watch it. [ indiscernible ] >> they said they want to give me information. i was like no. i don't want to hear no information. >> reporter: richard linyard's friends shared pictures of him. >> he didn't have so much space. if you feel yourself dying and you see an open wedge, why would you let yourself die? >> in an area that was difficult to get to. they had oo coordinate how to get down there. they had to tear down a fence and find a smaller officer tafit into the area where -- to fit into the area where he was. . >> reporter: the family believes there is a conspiracy in the department. a report i

we did see a second incident that was separate that happened a month ago where a man named richard linyard died. he was found wedged between two walls in the fruit ville area of oakland. in that case they wanted to clean up the confusion that he was choked and beat to death. in our official view of that video that was not the case whatsoever. we'll explain more on that story tonight at 5 and 6:00. gasia, it feels like opd is feeling the pressure from the public and they're doing just that today. >> they say actually in that case of richard linyard who was found wedged between the the two walls and later died. they extended the invitation to his family. so far they've chosen not to come in and see that individual on the advice of fat manically attorney. this is unprecedented. they haven't done this. this was all about clearing up misinformation here. there are so many different stories out there about what happened in the officer- involved shooting and the death of richard linyard. >> thank you today. >>> on interstate 80, they're back open after a good samaritan was hit and killed while he

but linyard's friends dont believe that is what happened. linyard ran from police after a traffic stop back on july 19th. marijuana was later found in his car. his body was found stuck between two buildings. police say, no force by officers was involved. they linyard died in the wedge. but his friends do not believe that claim. they went to the location and took pictures of their own. to try and prove that there was enough space for linyard to survive. >>:this is a picture of us inside of the wedge. is me and my friend and we are in side of the wedge and as you can clearly see that my friend can fit inside the wedge that the police claim he died trying to fit into. >> pam :according to the police department the coroner has not yet reported on the exact cause of his death >> pam :ahead at 11. the home of "kiss" frontman gene simmons. raided by police. the serious crime being investigated at the home. plus. golden gate park is one of the top tourist destinations in the world but now we know, it is also a destination for hackers. and next. the

linyard was found dead. stuck between two buildings in east oakland. his family viewed the video behind closed doors today. and emerged overwhelmed with emotion. civil rights attorney john burris gave his impressions. after viewing the bodycam footage. >>: the chase scenes and the search scenes when the normal range of normal police activity. i didn't see any abnormal activity. >> pam: today the family of richard linyard got their chance to view oakland police body camera videos recorded the day he died following a july traffic stop and foot pursuit by oakland police officers. the family's attorney addresses the public's concerns over the possiblity of the videos being edited >> pam: san francisco is going after graffiti artists. and aims to make a big example of one of them. city attorney dennis herrera is seeking a court order. against artist- cozy terry. he is accused of causing thousands of dollars in damage to property over three -years. in court today, the city presented photo evidence of her graffiti. the judge ordered the artist and the city at

linyard was trying to run from a traffic stop.n wednesday authorities allowed reporters to see police body camera video of the incident and made the same offer to the family, too. >> i'm really scared to see it, you know, but i want to see. i want to know what happened. i want to see the whole video. i don't want to see parts of the video. >> i believe he was murdered. >> linyard's brother claims he went to the scene and took this picture to show why he doesn't believe that his brother could have gotten stuck in that small space. >>> the l.a. county district attorney will consider whether to charge caitlyn jenner with manslaughter for "her" role in a fatal crash last february. a dashcam captured the crash as jenner's suv rear-ended two cars on the pacific coast highway pushing one into oncoming traffic. the 62-year-old driver of that vehicle was killed when he hit her head on. the crash happened before his transition to a woman. he could face a year in prison if convicted. >>> a look at this burning shell of a building here behind

the family of richard linyard was shown police video. from officers' body cameras, recorded the day he died. it was an emotional moment for the man's mother. she spoke exclusively to kron 4's haaziq madyun. just prior to viewing the last moments of her son's life. >> reporter:you're here today to view the chest camera video. what are you hoping to see? "well today i'm hoping to see the video from its entirety from the beginning when they stopped the car until they found him" jessica gatewood is referring to her son richard linyard, who was found dead in a tight space between two buildings in east oaklandback on july 19th after a traffic stop and foot pursuit by opd officers. she here at opd headquarters to view videos hoping to find answers to what happened to her son. "i'm not going to be satisfied with incomplete video. want to see the whole thing in its entirety" the family's attorney accompanied linyard's mother and brother to view the footage. about 40 minutes later they returnedclearly overwhelmed by emotionhis mother walked non st

but linyard's case. linyard's body was found stuck between two buildings back on oakland police.police say he died in the wedge. but friends of linyard do not believe that claim. they went to the location and took pictures of their own. to try and prove that there was enough space for linyard to survive. "robust and sutlej that's my friend a cut. isn't of richard. we are inside the wreckage wedge my friend can fit the police say he died. according to spokesperson oakland police department and. alameda county coroner has yet to report on the exact cause of death. >> pam: regular manslaughter charges against killing gen rolled in a fail car crash and i'll. said his town said was dry on same as the air in lacks is pushing in traffic of the lexus was kill when struck the case represents next is her will be judge fay investigators plan to recommend february. next on cry school so great still a laptop that dollars with students giants starting a key series in pittsburgh who is coming to help the giants starting tomorrow making big news + click on send credit for trying things and react

on see the whole thing in its entirety" linyard's family members say, they will be traveling to new yorkin october. to participate in a national protest against >> reporter:community activists are pressuring san francisco's mayor to speed up the process of body cameras for its police that's after this video surfaced, showing officers taking down a one-legged homeless man. a group called 'care two' is circulating a petition.and members say they already have 8-thousand signatures. the video was shot by a woman august 4th in the mid-market area. police argue the video doesn't tell the whole story - and the man had been forcefully resisting them. mayor ed lee has proposed spending more than 3-million dollars to give every officer a body camera, as part of his 2- year budget. >> reporter:police have released surveillance video of an armed robbery at a gas station in san francisco's lakeside neighborhood. the video shows a man with a gun. at gas station in the 100- block of junipero serra boulevard. just after five -in the morning on august eighth. surveillance video shows the suspect approach

police say 23-year-old richard linyard started running after being pulled over.fter searching for a half hour, police say they found linyard unresponsive, wedged between two buildings. his mother jessica gatewood says she doesn't believe the police account of what happened. she believes her son was beaten because she says she saw bruises on his face and cuts on his hands at his funeral. >> i don't think it's an accident. >> preliminary report found no signs of trauma on linyard's body. >>> more information is expected to be released today on an apparent murder and attempted suicide involving brothers in poachy koa. the sheriffs office says the shooting happened yesterday afternoon at a home on dalton court. one man was dead at the scene. deputies say the two men were brothers and that the shooting was not a random act. their identities have not been released. >>> water service has been restored in one part of oakland almost 24 hours after a big water main break. pipes broke about 4:00 yesterday morning. when the east bay mud crews were finished fixing it a sewer

the family of richard linyard chose not to watch the video. in that video richard linyard was pulled over for a traffic stop. officers question him. he ran across the street and over a fence. over the next 20 minutes police have no footage. the next video was from a officer searching for him. the officers told him to raise his hands till they realized he is unresponsive. he becomes visible when officers pull him from the space and he appears lifeless. officers performed cpr. no signs of force and his cause of death is unknown. again police say they revealed the video to clear up misinformation. >> we are trying to walk that fine line. as time goes on it will get smoother. we are trying to do the right thing. >> the chief added officers don't have the luxury of slowing down real time when making use of force decisions. >> going back to the video of nate wilks. the man who was shot and killed last week. when he was running and turned around, did he turn around fast, slow, okay, you got me, i am going to give up? >> reporter: i would say he was r

uno en el que murio richard linyard el 19 de julio y el otro en el que fallecio nate wilks la semanada. hoy permitieron que un grupo pequeÑo de reporteros vieran las grabaciones de los oficiales cuando se enfrentaron a estos sospechosos. no se permitio filmar nada , solo ver las imgenes. el asunto es que estos dos casos generaron mucho criticismo hacia la corporacion policiaca. (sot) 5:30 pm las camaras son muy buena evidencia de lo que paso, asi que nos permite ser transparentes y confiablles en la informion que le estamos dando a la gente dijo el jefe de la policia de oakland. (vo) la gente estaba pidiendo que se dieran a conocer esas grabaciones. pero la policia dijo que esto no ocurrira.. por eso decidieron invitar a ciertos periodistas para que las vieran y sobre eso escribieran sus reportes. por ejemplo en el caso de la muerte de wilks se decia que los policias le habian disparado por la espalda pero el video muestra lo contrario. que los polcias le dispararon cuando el se les avalanzo de frente con una pistola en la mano y apuntandoles. la alcaldesa de la ciudad envio un comun

in the video an opd officer is talking with linyard when he suddenly takes off running. a foot pursuit takes place. the next scene is officer on roof tops looking for linyard. 30minutes later they find his lifeless body wedge between a fence and a building. they retrieved his body and began cpr then the video ends. unlike the wilks video which was seamless, the lynyard video was editedchief whent explains why >>"that's the reality of it, we don't have a camera the camera set up in the block to shoot it for a hollywood movie, if someone is out of the view of the police officer wearing the body worn camera, i can't control that we didn't get footage of that" >> reporter:chief whent says mr. wilks family accepted an invitation to view the video. however he says mr. linyrad's family declined the invitation. as for why he is not releasing these videos to the general public? >>"there is always this balancing act, we want to release as much information as we possibly can so the public, has a right to know what occurred, so we want to respect that but we also want to respect the

the family of richard linyard chose not to watch the video of a separate incident. in that video he is standing after being pulled over for a traffic stop. officers question him. he ran across the street and over a fence. police say they have no footage of him over the next 20 minutes. an officer searching for him and they spot him. i could hear the officers tell him to raise his hands till they realized he is unresponsive. he becomes visible when officers pull him from a tight space and he appears lifeless. officers performed cpr. no signs of force and his cause of death is unknown. police say they revealed the video to clear up misinformation. >> we are trying to walk the fine line and as time goes on it will get smoother. i think we are trying to do the right thing here. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police say they will release the videos to the public once they finish their investigations. >>> convicted murderer, sex offenders and identity thieves are the people the district attorney says are uber drivers. the district attorney made the cla

officers have been chasing richard linyard when he was found wedged in a foot wide space.eeing from a traffic stop. on wednesday police allowed reporters to see police body camera video of the incident. they made the same offer to family. >> i'm really scared to see it, you know, but i want to see it. i want to know what happened. i want to see the whole video. i don't want to see parts of the video. >> i believe he was murdered. >> linyard's brother claims he went to the scene and took this picture to show why he doesn't believe his brother could have gotten stuck in that space. >>> it is 6:37. drones are becoming inexpensive easier to buy. so it's no surprise there's a growing numbering of problems involving drones operators. kpix 5's kiet do joins us now with details of a state hotline for people to report potential dangerous drones. >> reporter: good morning. the state says that these amateur drone operators may not intend to cause all these problems but they are putting a lot of people at risk and so now the state has just tried to get ahead of the problem. >>> report

>> reporter: at the end of the video was the initial contact with richard linyard where they found him, when they pulled him out he was unresponsive. it didn't appear he was beaten. they gave him cpr. those are things the families will have to see and decide how they feel about it. >> thank you. >>> friends, family and officers gathered to honor the memory of a sheriff's deputy who drowned while trying to save a friend. >> he died august 13 in lake tahoe. he was 30 years old and had roots in sacramento. his sister told those on hand how happy he was to have a career in law enforcement. his boss said he exemplified the highest standards of the department. >> he died honorably doing what he swore an oath to do, to care for the safety of others. >> a memorial law enforcement scholarship was announced today in his name to keep his memory and name alive. >>> now to developing news in alameda county. the view of the tesla fire from sky fox 2 from minutes ago. tonight firefighters are making significant progress against the flames. you saw it here first at this time last night. the fire grew

. >> reporter: the video shows officers discovering linyard unresponsive. john burrs represents his family which believes police caused his death. >> it's the public and the family's interpretation and they're the ones who have the need to see it. >> reporter: oakland police said they will release the video to the public once their investigation is completed. >>> and they just released this surveillance video hoping someone will recognize the robber. that's near san francisco state university. just after 5:00 a.m. on august 8th. detectives believe the robber is in his late 20s, weighs about 150 pounds. >>> up exint, the rescue mission that took a bay area crew out over the pacific. >>> and california's crumbling roads, how the governor wants to take the high road when it comes to fixing the problem. >>> and the [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep

officers had been chasing richard linyard when they found him wedged in a foot wide space.trying to run from a traffic stop. on wednesday, authorities allowed reporters to see police body camera video of the incident. they made the same offer to the family. >> i'm really scared to see it. you know? but i want to see it. i want to know what happened. i want the whole video. i don't want to see parts of the video. >> i think he was murdered. >> he took think picture and said he doesn't believe his brother could have been stuck in the space. >>> the l.a. county district attorney will determine whether to charge caitlyn jenner for killing a man last february. a dash camera captured the crash as jenner's suv rear- ended two cars on the pacific coast highway pushing one into oncoming traffic. the 62-year-old driver was killed when she was hit head or not. the crash happened before jenner's transition to a woman. she could face a year in prison if convicted. >>> lapd searched the home of gene simmons. the crimes against children division served a warrant yesterday investigating a

police believe linyard died start of affixiation.'s report has not been released. >>> while some try to get the raiders away from the bay area, there is a final proposal to the city. laura anthony has the latest developments. >> they have responded to the city. >> a key deadline has been met. developer floyd kepert said he submitted his final coliseum package to oakland, who will have several weeks to analyze it. >> the next couple weeks we will review all the material and be ready when the supervisors and city council comes back from recess and we will inform them of our findings. >> he admits it's still an uphill battle to keep the raiders in oakland. it's part of a development package that would see a new stadium for each. retail and housing at the current coliseum sites. >> we are trying to find hundreds of millions of dollars to make it work. >> no details on how he would close the $400 million funding gap that does not include paying off existing coliseum debt or buying almeda county out of the deal. still they are confident th