. >>> fue en la ciudad de alameda que mario gonzÁlez perdiÓ la vida a mano de oficiales de ese departamentotan preparados estÁn los oficiales para responder a una situaciÓn asÍ? >>> la respuesta en minutos en un reportaje especial. empezamos. >>> quÉ tal, soy cÉsar valdÉs. >>> y claudia de la fuente, gracias por su preferencia esta noche. hablamos de la ola de crÍmenes en san francisco. hoy se esperaba que supervisores de esa ciudad hablaran de la posibilidad de que agentes del alguacil en texas resguardaran su seguridad. >>> vamos con el reporte. >>> hablÉ con dueÑos de tiendas aquÍ en san francisco, son latinos y nos dicen que esta ordenanza no es una soluciÓn concreta. >>> asÍ irrumpieron estos individuos en una tienda y robaron miles de dÓlares. >>> realmente siento que es algo que te deja como marcada, despuÉs de tantos asaltos y robos, te sientes mÁs insegura que antes. >>> como les pasÓ a ellos, hace unas semanas un nutrido grupo de personas entrÓ en un local para robar de forma organizada. las autoridades quieren tomar acciÓn, este martes un supervisor presentÓ una propuesta. >>> qu

hablamos con la abogada de mario gonzÁlez.a parte, una colisiÓn ocurriÓ al este de san josÉ provocando un fallecimiento. se trata del transeÚnte 22 que pierde la vida en lo que va de aÑo en san josÉ. en antioch, hubo un incidente de atrincheramiento. el hombre era un sospechoso de 30 aÑos. el sujeto perdiÓ la vida en un enfrentamiento con la policÍa. no hay mÁs detalles por el momento. el departamento de estado estÁ registrando un aumento de solicitudes de pasaporte y de solicitudes en espera. hablamos con andrÉs rodrÍguez, oficial del departamento de estados de estados unidos de la secciÓn de pasaportes. andrÉs, hÁblenos del tiempo que toma procesar los pasaportes en este momento. mucha gente se queja y dicen que tienen que esperar meses. >> ahora mismo tenemos dos servicios para trÁmites de pasaporte. el servicio regular puede tardar hasta 11 semanas. el servicio expedito puede tardar 5—7 semanas. es el tiempo que toma para procesar los pasaportes. no se incluyen los tiempos en mandar las aplicaciones por correo. es decir, h

se determinÓ que la muerte de mario gonzÁlez fue un homicidio.hosos, entre los involucrados estÁn andru villarreal, laura sosa y christopher sosa, se les acusa de robo de identidad y fraude. se les encontrÓ cheques, licencias, decodificadores, entre otro tipo de evidencia. un nuevo reto viral de tiktok consiste en que los estudiantes publican amenazas de abrir fuego a las escuelas. distintas agencias del orden se concentraron en estas investigaciones y algunos planteles escolares cerraron por precauciÓn. ¿cuÁles podrÍan ser las consecuencias para los alumnos que participen y para los padres? dayana garcÍa nos explica. dayana: una nueva tendencia en redes sociales se volviÓ viral y causÓ el cierre de escuelas. >> este reto es una preocupaciÓn para todas las oficinas de alguaciles. dayana: pese a que despuÉs de investigarlas, ninguna de estas amenazas resultaron creÍbles. ¿cuÁles son las consecuencias? >> pueden tomar cargos en su rÉcord, que les pueda afectar su educaciÓn, puede afectar trabajos en el futuro. dayana: las consecuencias serÍa no sol

when officers caught up with mario gonzalez at a park back in april, he was incoherent. after talking with him for 9 minutes, the officers decided to arrest him. >> do me a favor, mario. >> reporter: he resisted, so they took him down to the ground . you can see an officer placing a knee on his body. you can hear them confirm there was no wait on his chest. after struggling for five back minutes, gonzalez went limp. paramedics took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the corners investigative report said there were toxic effects of methamphetamine. under significant conditions, physiologic stress from constraint, morbid obesity, and alcoholism. the manner of death was homicide. the report describes the arrest in more detail. he was facedown on the ground, prone, with his hands handcuffed behind his back. at times, the officers applied pressure to his torso and legs with at least some of the weight of their bodies. the stress of the altercation combined with prone positioning, morbid obesity, and recent use of methamphetamine laced stress on his heart. the of

. >> tonight on kron 4 news at 5, the death of mario gonzalez who died here well, in alameda police custodylier this year has been ruled a homicide. good evening. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus. i'm vicki liviakis. the alameda county coroner is tonight saying the restraint that alameda police used and trying to take the suspect into custody. contributed to gonzalez his death. it was in april when that fateful encounter occurred between police officers and 26 year-old mario gonzalez kron four's. dan kerman is live tonight with more on this story. good evening again. good evening. much more focused these days on not just how police deal with a suspect. but specifically and how they restrain a suspect in this case the coroner has determined that it was that restraint that was partially the cause of mario gonzales death. and they have now ruled that death. as you mentioned, a homicide. the alameda county coroner is classified. the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez as homicide. >> and says police restraint played a part in that death. it's concerning. you know, her

but the cars some with the justice for mario gonzalez. organizing group is in communication with the gonzalez family and says they're heartbroken by the tone of this report. the statement mario's mother writes, quote, each detail. i learn about the harm that they caused to my precious sun breaks my heart a little bit more. >> mario was a kind, an honorable man. he was a caretaker and he never deserved such violence. this is body cam footage from that day when alameda police were called out to a park on a report of a man with a possible psychiatric emergency when they arrived the coroner's report says gonzalez was not making any sense and was intoxicated. it says police later decided gonzalez needed to be handcuffed but said he resisted and restraint techniques for use. the report goes on, saying gonzales was handcuffed and put into a prone position later suggesting gonzalez continued to resist as police restrained continued with arms knees and elbows until gonzales was unresponsive. 4 minutes later. >> i it looks like is that we're going t

but the cars some with the justice for mario gonzalez. nizing group is in communication with the gonzalez family and says they're heartbroken by the tone of this report. in a statement, mario's mother writes, quote, each detail. i learn about the harm that they caused to my precious sun breaks my heart a little bit more. >> mario was a kind, an honorable man. he was a caretaker and he never deserved such violence. this is body cam footage from that day when alameda police were called out to a park on a report of a man with a possible psychiatric emergency when they arrived the coroner's report says gonzalez was not making any sense and was intoxicated. it says police later decided gonzalez needed to be handcuffed but said he resisted and restraint techniques for use. the report goes on saying gonzales was handcuffed and put into a prone position later suggesting gonzalez continued to resist as police restrained continued with arms. knees and elbows until gonzales was unresponsive. 4 minutes >> i it looks like is that we're going to have fi

helps get us closer to completing the investigation attorney michael haddad is representing gonzalez's son. mario would not have died, but for the prone restraint that these officers inflicted on him while attorney at dante poynter is representing gonzalez's mother despite what some of the contributing factors may have been around him either being a toxicated or his his state of health. the fact is clear that he would be here today. if not for his interaction with the police. both are now calling on the alameda county district attorney to evaluate the case as a homicide and consider bringing charges against the officers. i just hope that the district attorney has the courage to do the right thing. he almeda county da's office tells abc 7 news. it is an ongoing investigation and they do not have a statement at this time. the alameda police chief says the officers involved remain on paid administrative. leave melanie woodrow abc 7 news. hundreds of san francisco high school students are expressing outrage today over what they say is the school district's lack of response to a number of sexual assau

the suit comes one week after a coroner's report ruled mario gonzalez's death a homicide due to the struggle with officers as well as obesity and methamphetamine use former san francisco public works director muhammad nuru now admits. he took multiple bribes and kickbacks during his tenure federal prosecutors announced newer was plea deal today. he faces up to 20 years in prison though. his plea deal indicates a lighter sentence. the case is part of a larger federal investigation targeting public corruption in san francisco to date 12 people three corporate entities and multiple city contractors and facilitators been charged closing arguments. wrapped up in the trial of theronos founder elizabeth holmes and the jury is now receiving instructions homes faces that nine counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and connection with the failed blood testing startup prosecutors have said she knowingly misled investors while the defense has maintained. she didn't mislead anyone if convicted homes could face up to 20 years in prison. google is being investigated by the s

dan: new developments, the family of mario gonzalez, who died earlier this year during this incident is now suing the officers involved. abc 7 reporter tim johns spoke with an attorney representing the dollars's son -- gonzales's. the family says they not -- want to not only justice, but reform. tim: family of mario gonzalez has filed a lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of alameda/ the suit, which is being filed on behalf of gonzales's five-year-old son, comes one week after the corners office ruled gonzales's death a homicide. the incident took place back in april when three alameda police officers attempted to arrest him. they thought he was under the influence and might have been involved in a theft. >> they forced him facedown on the ground. they got on top of him with their weight. tim: julia sherborn is one of the attorneys filing the suit. >> little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his poppy doesn't wake up. tim: the lasso is asking for financial damages to be paid out to gonzales's. family but sherwood says aside f

se dio a conocer el resultado de la autopsia a mario gonzÁlez, quien muriÓ en abril a manos de la policÍade alameda haga su trabajo. se esperan dÍas de lluvias y bajas temperaturas. veamos cÓmo ahorrar dinero con una temperatura agradable en su casa. reportera: salimos a las calles para preguntarle a los televidentes cÓmo se preparan para recibir el frÍo. >> con calefacciÓn. >> usamos la calefacciÓn en el cuarto. uso piyama tÉrmica. reportera: el sistema de calefacciÓn puede generar un gasto en su bolsillo. escuchamos lo que dice la compaÑÍa pg&e para ahorrar. >> mitra mÁs use la calefacciÓn, mÁs caro serÁ el gasto. use el termostato por ratos. la puede encender antes de dormir. reportera: se recomienda mantener las persianas abiertas en el dÍa y cerrarlas en la noche. >> con eso puede bajar el costo de la electricidad. reportera: preste atenciÓn. >> utiliza sÓlo un cobertor elÉctrico en el cuarto en donde va a estar y no uno en cada habitaciÓn. eso es mÁs costoso. reportera: para mÁs informaciÓn, visite esta pÁgina web. lo mÁs importante es mantenerse bien abrigado. ramÓn: vienen las llu

cubrebocas en exteriores , este mismo nuestra brutalidad policial fue cuestionada tras la muerte de mario gonzálezbahía, pone un hombre armado abre fuego en las instalaciones quitándole la vida ocho de sus compañeros de trabajo, se inició una exhaustiva investigación por tres meses, luego julio con programasmás grandes del país, a mediados de año telefoneado un paso importante permitir los vacunados, y se notaba si la reapertura económica del estado, solamente pues daban un paso atrás volvían a imponer el uso de mascarillas en interiores,, y como más de 900.000 la exploración ante las llamas que acabaron con la vida de una persona grandes estructuras, la temporada va tomando el 28 de agosto por primera vez en 18 meses, en la nación los electrones se abrieron en california, unaelección adecuada salió desviado, no tienes trabajo no es proseguir en clases presenciales de lo contrario debían transferirse a un programa distante, california el 19 de este mes, se quien todo el estado, se centró en la carretera entre de julio 2022, el 7 de noviembre comunidad del área de la bahía se revoluciona entre la m

este programa piloto empieza a operar dÍas despuÉs de que fue revelada la autopsia de mario gonzÁlezre cÓmo proceden con los fesser estÁn anunciar que podrÁn enfrentar cargos, pero nos dicen que es un investigaciÓn y no pueden emitir comentarios. por su parte, la organizaciÓn que apoya esta iniciativa cree que este es un paso para evitar muertes manos de oficiales quien segÚn ellos, deberÍan enfocarse en incidentes violentos. >> pensamos que si tenÍa este programa en abril que es posible que hagan esto con nosotras. >> solicitamos entrevista, pero nuestros disponibles . por medio de un comunicado demanda que se le imputen cargos a los policÍas involucrados. la ciudad cuenta con un programa similar mientras que no claro se brinda entrenamiento a quienes respondan este tipo de llamadas bajo el programa que se espera que comience a operar en 2022. la ciudad que la mÁs reciente en expresar querer implementar un programa de este tipo. estaremos pendientes si se aprueban o y de los resultados que traiga este programa en alameda. tamara, noticias "univisiÓn 14". ramon: estaremos muy pendien

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to change her mental health calls are addressed in alameda accelerated in april. 26 year-old mario gonzalezy. a body camera footage appeared to show officers pinning gonzalez to the ground. >> well, kneeling on his back and shoulder was his autopsy has still not been made public. i feel confident saying that this program will save lives in this to make the program is expected to continue for at least one year. >> the legion all kron 4 news. >> happening tomorrow. convicted killer scott peterson is set to be re-sentenced and his defense attorneys says peterson will break his silence for the first time in 17 years. peterson was convicted and sentenced to death for murdering his pregnant wife lacey peterson and their unborn son, connor. he was on death row at san quentin state prison for nearly 2 decades. but was recently moved to the san mateo county jail ahead of his re sentencing hearing. the california supreme court overturned his death sentence last year. tomorrow. peterson will be re-sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. we're going to bring you the very latest f

be fired after an autopsy linked a loved one's death to the way he was restrained. 26-year-old mario gonzalez died as alameda police officer restrained him in april. video show as officer with his knee to his neck for five minutes. they called it a homicide, adding that drugs and obesity contributed. mario's brother says, quote, our family demands these officers be fired immediately and that the district attorney bring criminal charges against all those involved in his murder. >>> can you now add alameda to the list of cities launching a mobile mental health crisis team to respond to non-violent 911 calls. they will begin responding to calls involving people experiencing a mental health crisis. the mobile team consists of nine paramedics with the alameda fire department that have completed crisis intervention training. the team is available 24/7 and will work hand in hand with alameda family services. the goal is to reduce work load for police officers and reduce the number of unnecessary arrests and confrontations. it's a model antioch is also hoping to follow. >> we're pretty excited that t

tim: the family of mario gonzalez, who died during an incident with alameda police, filed a lawsuit against the officers involved in the city of alameda. it is being filed on behalf of gonzalez's five-year-old son comes one week after the coroner's office ruled his death a homicide. the incident took place back in april, when three alameda police officers attempted to arrest him. they thought he was under the influence and might have been involved in a theft. >> they forced him facedown on the ground. they got on top of him with their weight. tim: julia is one of the attorneys filing the suit. little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his dad does not wake up. tim: the lawsuit asks for financial damages to be paid out to his family, but julia sherman says side from the lawsuit, they toainst the officers involved, as well as reforms, including requiring all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention team training. >> which helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement situation and it is more of a mental or behavioral situat

this was the scene back in april, officers pinning down 26- year-old mario gonzalez until he stopped later died. officers had gotten reports of a man behaving strangely in the park. gonzalez's death has now been ruled a homicide. the lawsuit is filed on behalf of his five-year-old son. the city of alameda told kpix 5, quote, the loss of mario gonzalez's life was indeed tragic and the city will defend itself, its former police chief and the named officers against the allegations. >>> meanwhile, san francisco police have made an arrest in connection with the murder of an afghan refugee late last month. ahmad ucp, father of three, was shot and killed during a botched robbery attempt. the suspect was booked on three charges including robbery and possession of stolen property. you sufi's family says that he was in san francisco to drive for uber. >>> jury deliberations start monday in the elizabeth holmes their nose fraud trial. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday. holmes is accused of defrauding patients investors with her failed blood testing startup, fairness. the defense team said

. >> in other news, mario gonzalez's death has been ruled a homicide by the alameda county corners office. police bodycam video captured the encounter between gonzales and police during which officers pinned him to the ground. the coroner's report says being pinned down was one factor in his death, but gonzales was also on methamphetamine. the report cites alcoholism and obesity as other contributing factors. it is up to the alameda da's office to decide if they will charge the officers who are on administrative leave. >> let's turn to the forecast now and take and live look at cameras all across the bay area. it is crisp, cool, and clear out there. >> yes, but the rain will be moving in later this weekend. >> hard to believe looking at current conditions that would have such strong weather coming our way, but it is coming our way. starting 11:00 tomorrow night, we will see rain pushing into the north bay, and between 11:00 and early morning hours on sunday, that moderate to heavy rain accompanied by strong, gusty wind will sweep across the entire region and by midday sunday, the focus wi

rights lawsuit has been filed against the city and three of the police officers for the death of mario gonzalez. it was filed op behalf of his 5-year-old son. they were trying to detain him. body cameras show a knee to his backside for close to minutes. last week the coroner ruled his death a homicide. >>> the governor is taking a more aggressive approach to dismantling organized retail theft rings. after week of seeing dozens of viral video, the governor unveiled a multi-million dollar proposal to cut the issue off after the root. nbc bay area spoke one-on-one with the governor about the theft plan and his idea to tackle abortion frame work for gun control. >> if 2021 was the year of california tackling covid and its variants, 2022 might be the year california gets tougher on crime especially retail theft. >> i don't understand there's a certain notion that everybody is victim of circumstance when we need to bolster our efforts to identify these victims to hold them to account and prosecute them. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom unveiled his real safety plan. that's are we joined him. >> the

the family of mario gonzalez who died earlier this year during an incident with alameda police is now suing the officers involved. abc 7 news reporter tim johns spoke with an attorney representing gonzalez's son. the family says they want not only justice, but reform. >> the family of mario gonzalez, who died earlier this year and an incident with alameda police has filed a lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of alameda. the suit has been filed on behalf of his five-year-old son after the gonzalez death was ruled a homicide. the incident took place in april. three alameda police officers attempted to arrest him. they thought he was under the influence and bite of been involved in that. >> they forced him facedown on the ground. they got on top of him. this is one of the attorneys. >> mario had just been missing his father terribly. he still asked his mother why is father does wake up. >> the lawsuit is asking for financial damages to be paid out to the family. irwin says, sides the lawsuit, they are calling for the district attorney to bring criminal charges against the

the family of mario gonzalez is demanding that four officers be fired and criminal charges filed in hisil. his brother said in a statement that the 26 year old was quote wrongfully murdered by the alameda police department. the alameda county coroner's office found gonzalez died from methamphetamine combined with the stress of being restrained, ruling the death a homicide. those officers are now on administrative leave. gonzalez died in police custody last year after officers responded to a call about an intoxicated man and in a statement, gonzalez's mother, edith arnold, has said it was painful to read about his injuries. she said, quote. each detail. i learned about the harm that they caused. my precious son breaks my heart. a little bit more. mario was a kind and honorable man. he was a caretaker, and he never deserved such violence, smoke and residents or some oakland restaurants, i said today are planning to add a 1% surcharge to their bill with that additional money going to help feed homeless people. as ktvu rob roth tells us with federal covid relief funds about to run out. the

the family says they want not only justice but reform. >> mario gonzalez who died earlier this year filed a lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of alameda, being filed on behalf of his 5-year-old son and comes one week after the coroner's office ruled his death a homicide and the event took place in april when three police officers tried to arrest him and thought he was under the influence and might have been involved in theft. >> they got on top of him with their weight. >> little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his papi doesn't wake up. >> they're asking for financial payment to be paid to his family and aside from the lawsuit they're calling for the alameda county district attorney to bring criminal charges against the officers involved as well as reforms including requiring all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention team training. >> which helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement situation and that is more of a mental or behavioral health situation. >> similar calls have grown louder since g

derechos civiles contra la ciudad de alameda y 3 policías de esa misma ciudad por la muerte de mario gonzálezmédico forense del condado declaró que su muerte fue consecuencia del estrés por la restricción física como la droga en su sistema y otras condiciones de salud. la policía investiga la muerte de una mujer que fue encontrada en su vivienda al parecer habrían estado expuestos a monóxido de carbono aunque no se ha determinado que esta haya sido la causa del accidente. conversé con las autoridades de esta localidad y tiene los detalles de este accidente. >>> el accidente ocurrió ayer cuando la policía acudió a la cuerda uno cero cero luego de que familiares reportaron que tenían varios días sin saber de los residentes de la vivienda. >>> fue una tragedia esto que ocurrió parece que lo que pasó fue una intoxicación por monóxido de carbono es peligroso ahora en el invierno porque está frío y mucha gente usa los calentadores en la casa, no abren sus puertas y ventanas aproximadamente 10,000 personas mueren por esta intoxicación en el país por lo que es importante tener los detectores en cada

>> this was the scene back in april, officers pinning down 26- year-old mario gonzalez until he stopped reading and later died, officers and got reports of a man behaving strangely in the park, gonzalez's death has been ruled a homicide. the lawsuit is filed on behalf of his 5-year-old son. >>> the city of alameda told kpix 5 that the loss of his life was indeed tragic, the city will defend itself, the former police chief and the named officers against the allegations. >>> severances the police have made an arrest in connection with the murder of an afghan refugee late last month, ahmad yusufi, a father of three, shot and killed during a botched robbery attempt, three charges including robbery and possession of stolen property, the family says he was in san francisco drive for uber. >>> still ahead, a welcome sight for bay area theaters, the seats packed with hiotionape i a lot. lisi>gi thelh whether thprosecutn succ its case. >>> the dire warning about the future of the california cannabis industry, why the whole system could be on the brink >>> new 11:00, the movie industry needs a he

the death of mario gonzalez who died while in alameda police custody earlier this year has been ruledor joining us here during kron, 4 news at 6. i'm justine waltman in for ken wayne tonight and i'm pam moore. tonight, the alameda county coroner says the restraint alameda police used in trying to take gonzales into custody. >> contributed to his death a death. they are ruling a homicide. it was back in april when that faithful encounter occurred between police officers and the 26 year-old morrow gonzales and kron four's. dan kerman is live tonight with the latest. good evening, dan. >> good evening. a couple that with the coroner's report has indicated is yes. obesity played a role methamphetamines played a role alcohol isn't played a role. but they also say that police restraint played a role in his death and it is a death they have decided is a homicide. 26 year-old mario gonzales became unresponsive and later died after being restrained by alameda police. now the alameda county coroner has ruled his death as a homicide and says police restraint

pedraza noticiero telemundo 48 >>> ya se dieron a conocer los resultados de la autopsia realizada mario gonzálezon que un oficial puso su rodilla contra la víctima por casi 5 minutos lo que llevó a las autoridades clasificar el caso como homicidio los forenses determinaron que los efectos tóxicos de mentafetamina con el estrés fisiológico del altercado más la obesidad mórbida y el alcoholismo también contribuyeron al proceso de muerte >>> hace unos días de informamos sobre una persona que intencionalmente le prendió fuego al árbol de navidad en auckland bueno, esa situación no ha sido un problema para los organizadores se dedicaron a realizar los arreglos necesarios para que el encendido oficial se lleve a cabo el día de mañana sábado mira qué bien luce ahora autoridades continúan investigando buscando al sospechoso >>> la policía busca a un roba paquetes vamos a verlo en este momento justo en el momento que se llevó un envío de residente de esa ciudad los agentes creen que esta mujer podría haber seguido el camión de entrega, el robo se llevó pocos segundos después de haber sido entregado si us

officers confronted mario gonzalez in april after callers had reported him acting strangely in a residential neighborhood. they say he appeared to be under the influence, and believes that he may have been involved in a theft. the coroner's report concluded the methamphetamine in his system was the primary cause of death, but the physical stress of the altercation also played a role, along with his morbid obesity and history of alcoholism. the police employees involved her on administrative leave tonight as the da waves whether to charge them. the police chief did release a statement expressing condolences to the gonzalez family adding, quote, i know they are already suffering the severe trauma of living a loved one. the new information released adds to that pain. i'm committed to full transparency and accountability into the tragic death of mr. gonzales. if you're interested in reading the full autopsy report, we have posted a link on kpix.com. >>> taking a look at top headlines, the supreme court has issued a mixed ruling on a texas abortion law which effectively bans abortions after about

da the family of mario gonzalez wants a alameda police officers involved in his death to face murderes. you're responding to the recently released corner's report. please bodycam videoideoideoideo the encounter. being pinned down was one factor in his death. he was also on methamphetamine. his family issued a statement reading in part, "our family demands these officers beat fired immediately and the d8 ring charges against all those involved in his murder. if the county is unable to bring justice, the state must intervene.". ama: more than 100 low-income families on the peninsula are getting some financial help. one city is launching the first guaranteed basic income program in san mateo county. >> they struggled to get basic needs due to the high cost of housing. families are struggling because wages are insufficient to make ends meet. ama: 160 south san francisco families are benefiting from $500 monthly payments over the next 12 months. it comes with no strings attached. each family had to apply and was chosen through a lottery. applicants had to show they make less than 30% of t

county coroner's office released the autopsy report today in the death of mario gonzalez, the 26 yearile being restrained by police in the city of elemental last april, prompting widespread protests. okay to be investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky is here. live with more so, evan, what did that report find? that's right, andre. the coroner's office on found gonzalez died from quote toxic effects of methamphetamine. but the pathologist also found that the physical stress from being restrained by those police officers significantly contributed to his death and ruled it a homicide. now, if you remember gonzalez was approached by police on april 19th and fell unconscious while officers tried to take him into custody. body worn camera footage shows police pinning him on the ground during a struggle to handcuff him. now, attorneys on both sides of this case say the autopsy backs up their side. here's julia sherwin, who represents gonzalez, his family. this is a clear cut case of death at the hands of police officers, and we expect that, um, that the district attorney will do a criminal i

gonzalez brother said in a statement that mario gonzalez was quote wrongfully murdered by the alameda police department. the family is demanding that the four officers involved fired and they want criminal charges filed , according to the alameda county coroner's office. the 26 year old died from methamphetamines combined with the stress of being restrained. but the attorney representing the four officers involved told ktvu last week that the autopsy proves the officers did nothing wrong, santa clara county sheriff's office tells ktvu it is not commenting after a civil grand jury formally filed accusations that could lead to sheriff laurie smith removal, court documents reveal. the grand jury accused the sheriff of seven corruption related acts. including political favoritism and improperly issuing concealed carry weapons permits. she's also accused of failing to cooperate with an auditor investigating in 2000 and 18 inmate injury case that led to a $10 million settlement. smith has been ordered to appear in court on january, 12. northern california wasn't the only part of the state t

the coroner has ruled mario gonzalez's death a homicide, but found the cause was tied to drugs and health problems. this body camera video shows officers approaching gonzales after receiving calls about a man acting strangely. after a 9 minute conversation, police decided to arrest him. they forced him to the ground, but after 5 minutes, he did not move. the autopsy report shows the 26- year-old died from toxic effects of amphetamine, physiological stress of altercation and restraint, and morbid obesity, and alcoholism. family members say he had no known health conditions, but the report also indicated that gonzales suffered from an enlarged heart and liver. we reached out to the alameda police department and the gonzalez family for comment, but have not heard back yet. we do have a link to his coroner's report, and the story of his death on her website. just go to kpix.com. >>> the supreme court has issued a mixed ruling on a texas abortion law, that effectively bans abortions after about 6 weeks of pregnancy. both sides claim victory while the court fight continues in texas. natalie bra

to change her mental health calls are addressed in alameda accelerated in april. 26 year-old mario gonzalez died in police custody. body camera footage appeared to show officers pinning gonzalez to the ground. >> well, kneeling on his back and shoulder was his autopsy has still not been made public. i feel confident saying that this program will save lives instigated. the program is expected to continue for at least one year. >> phillipe all kron 4 news. >> still ahead at 6 remembering a day that changed the course of the nation. how somber ceremonies across the country are marking 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. >> also, we have a warning for parents whose children are on instagram the changes and the safety tools now being announced for teenagers and another vaccine to fight the coronavirus could be hitting market soon. how this homegrown result is reportedly safe for vegans. >> and the sun returns today. we've got some fog on the way it's going to be think. we'll it's going to be think. we'll talk about that. plus, more when a truck hit my car, it's going to be think. we'll tt

change her mental health calls are addressed in alameda accelerated in april after a 26 year-old mario gonzalez died in police custody. a body camera footage appeared to show officers pinning gonzalez to the ground. >> well, kneeling on his back and shoulder was his autopsy has still not been made public. i feel confident saying that this program will save lives in this to make the program is expected to continue for at least one year. >> the legion all kron 4 news. we'll be right back after the we'll be right back after the break. when a truck hit my son, we'll be right back after the breai had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> welcome back 4.54 on

of the autopsy of a man who died in the custody of alameda police back in april. 26-year-old mario gonzalez died as officers were trying to detain him after he was apparently found intoxicated in a park. we've shown you this video before. at one point, body cameras show an officer with a knee to gonzalez's backside for close to five minutes. tonight, the county coroner's office is categorizing gonzalez's death as a homicide but it also said his death resulted from methamphetamine and underlying conditions. autopsy report lists the causes of death as methamphetamine, intoxication, stress from the restraint and morbid obesity. we spoke with the gonzalez family today but they did not comment on that report. >>> a father and son accused of starting the caldor fire facing criminal charges. david on the left, travis on the right. today, prosecutors charged them with reckless arson. the massive wildfire scorched more than 200,000 acres across three counties and came dangerously close to south lake tahoe. >>> both a minor victory and a huge disappointment for supporters of abortion rights. today, t

alameda police custody is demanding that the officers involved face murder charges. 26 year-old mario gonzalez died back in april after being restrained by several officers. you're looking at body camera video from that incident. well, recent autopsy found that gonzales was intoxicated on meth and that a combination of the drugs and police force resulted in his death. ultimately the alameda county coroner ruled gonzales his death a homicide. >> now, while we're happy with the ultimate conclusion that they still arrived at that this was a homicide which lets me know that it's the type conclusion that was and is capable. on the way to arriving at the conclusion. that was a homicide in my opinion, they to its opportunities to throw dirt on a dead man. stay. >> well, the attorney for the family says he plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit and a wrongful death lawsuit against alameda police department as well as the officers involved. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news charges were dropped against the suspect in miami involved in a mass shooting. what prosecutors are saying about th

tim: family of mario gonzalez has filed a lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of alameda/ the suit, which is being filed on behalf of gonzales's five-year-old son, comes one week after the corners office ruled gonzales's death a homicide. the incident took place back in april when three alameda police officers attempted to arrest him. they thought he was under the influence and might have been involved in a theft. >> they forced him facedown on the ground. they got on top of him with their weight. tim: julia sherborn is one of the attorneys filing the suit. >> little mario has just been missing his father terribly. he still asks his mother why his poppy doesn't wake up. tim: the lasso is asking for financial damages to be paid out to gonzales's. family but sherwood says aside from the lawsuit, they are calling for the district attorney to bring criminal charges against the officers involved, as well as reforms, including requiring all law enforcement to undergo crisis intervention team training. >> which helps officers recognize when a situation is not a law enforcement s

kristen: developments into the investigation of the death of mario gonzalez who died with alameda police in april. the coroner's office has rules is dea -- ruled his death a homicide. >> the cause of death was the toxic effects of methamphetamine with other significant conditions as the stress of altercation and restrained, morbid obesity and alcoholism, classifying the manner of death as homicide. april 19, alameda police responded to a call of a distant rush -- of a disorderly person in a park. held into the ground for six minutes 17 seconds. >> >> my heart goes out to the family. committed to a thorough investigation. >> the police chief says he has reviewed the autopsy report. >> this is information i think people want to know. this does not tell me, does not get me to a completed investigation. it just helps get us closer to completing the investigation. >> the attorney is representing gonzalez's son. >> mario would not have died were it not for the restraint these officers inflicted. >> this attorney representing his mother. >> despite the contributive factors around him being into

it is best to be cautious >>> the death of mario gonzalez at the hands of police officers has been ruledeth in his system was the primary cause. the four officers involved her on administrative leave. >>> a man is celebrating winning the fifth largest jack pot. after taxes he will take home $496 million. he says the majority of that money is being put into various charities. >>> bundle up before you go outside. we have a freeze warning until 11:00 this morning. we are watching the rain. showers are far off the northwest coast and will take its sweet time getting here. by 9:00 tonight, we will see the leading edge of the showers in the northbay. >> thank you for watching kpix5 news this narrator: today on "lucky dog", a sweet nine-year-old terrier mix surrendered by his owners ends up in the shelter sick with kennel cough and overlooked by potential adopters. eric: i can't believe someone gave you up. you're the sweetest dog in the world. naor: buwith eric's help, this gentleman could find a new home with a pair of british transplants. melanie: we would like a dog that's a little older. e

the suit was filed on behalf of gonzalez is five year old son mario jr last week, the coroner determinedez died from the effects of methamphetamine and that the stress from being restrained by police significantly contributed to his death, which was ruled a homicide. the officers are on administrative leave. in minnesota. closing arguments are set to begin next week in the manslaughter trial of former minute police officer kim potter. as fox is anna iliopoulos shows us potter tearfully testifying today about the day she shot and killed dante, right. in the eighth day of testimony. kim potter the woman at front and center in the death of 20 year old dante, right, takes the stand in her own defense and emotional potter went into detail about the traffic stop that led to the fatal shooting of right. oh you're struggling. we're trying to keep him from driving away. it just it just went. chaotic potter says she mistook her gun for a taser when she killed right in april. i remember yelling taser taser taser! and nothing happened. and then he shot up. the defense also called several character w

the alameda county coroner's office has released on top to report today in the death of mario gonzalezr old died after being restrained by police in the city of alameda last april, prompting widespread protests. the coroner's office found. gonzalez died from quote toxic effects of methamphetamine. but the pathologist also found that the physical stress from being restrained by police significantly contributed to his death and ruled it a homicide. gonzalez was approached by police on april 19th and fell unconscious while officers tried to take him into custody. body worn camera footage shows police spinning him on the ground during a struggle to handcuff him and now attorneys on both sides of this case say the autopsy backs up their side. this is a clear cut case of death at the hands of the police officers, and we expect that, um , that the district attorney will do a criminal investigation and they should be in criminal charges against the officers. the math did not kill him. methamphetamine toxicity did not kill him. restraint is fixed to at the hands of alameda city police officers

officers penned down the 26- year-old mario gonzalez until he stopped breathing and later died. the officers got reports of a man behaving strongly in the park. his death is ruled a homicide. the lawsuit is filed on behal of his fo-year-old son. >>> the city of alameda told us, quote, the loss of his life was tragic and the city will defend itself, the former police chief and the named officers against the allegations. >>> closing arguments have wrapped up in the elizabeth holmes theornos troll. kpix 5s kiet do has more from the defense's final pitch to jurors. >> reporter: the defense attorney pointed out to jurors that investors who poured millions into thornos, knew what they were getting into. >> they signed off on the purchase glint, telling them -- agreement, telling them it was specificla testify and a high-risk investment. how is she supposed to be responsible for that? they're supposed to do their own homework. >> reporter: she did not say she was using modified third party equipment. the ceo was not trying to be deceitful but trying to preserve trade secrets and that i

. >> the death of mario gonzalez who died while in alameda police custody earlier this year has beened a homicide as kron four's. dan kerman reports for us tonight. the alameda county coroner says the restraint officers used contributed to gonzalez his death. >> 26 year-old mario gonzales became unresponsive and later died after being restrained by alameda police. now the alameda county coroner has ruled his death as a homicide and says police restraint played a role in that while it is concerning. i still need more information. the city of alameda is top cop says the officers involved remain on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of 2 investigations. we are committed to. completing a thorough investigation. >> committed to the city. we're committed to this organization. and i can tell you that, you know, this is one step in the process. the coroner's autopsy report indicates gonzales suffered cardiac arrest. >> and the cause of death was the toxic effects of methamphetamine with the physiologic stress of altercation and restraint morbid obesity and alcoholism. police are t

the suit was filed on behalf of gonzalez is five year old son mario jr. the 26 year old died after being restrained by police in the city of alameda last april. three officers were named in the lawsuit along with the former police chief and the city last week, the corner determined that gonzalez died from the effects of methamphetamine and that the stress from being restrained by police significantly contributed to his death. which was ruled a homicide. the officers are on administrative leave. vita ridership is on the rebound. the agency announced today that weekday passengers reached 47% of pre pandemic levels. most of the growth has come on vita bus lines with an overall ridership increase of 52. right now, the agency is operating at 90% pre pandemic levels. a shortage of bus operators has kept the agency from running at full service. today is likely one of the busiest travel days at sfo leading up to christmas. here's a live look at the airport for you this hour. 55,000 people are expected to pass through the airport today. before the pandemic in 19 9

me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ dan: the family of mario gonzalez-- once the alameda police officers to face murder charges paid they declared his death a homicide. police bodycam video captured the april encounter between gonzales and those officers. the autopsy report found being pinned down was one factor in his death. gonzalez was also on methamphetamine. his family issued a statement reading in part "our family , demands these officers be fired immediately and district attorney o'malley bring criminal charges against all those involved in his murder. if the county is unwilling to bring justice, the state must intervene." the officers are currently on administrative leave. ama: president biden is bowing the federal government will be doing everything it can to help the victims of last weekend's deadly tornadoes. the president traveled to two towns in kentucky today for a close-up look at the devastation. the damage in dawson springs is immense. the mayor says 75% of the town was wiped out. president biden told reporters he was impressed by the r

. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the 3 alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez. the federal civil rights lawsuit was filed on behalf of gonzales is 5 year-old son. the lawsuit alleges that the officers violated gonzales is constitutional rights when they held him face down until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior called the death unnecessary and tragic. >> san francisco city officials have declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin neighborhood in hopes of trying to turn things around. there. mayor london breed says the drug overdose problem in the tenderloin worsened during the pandemic and that along with the opioid crisis in the neighborhood are combining to put the lives of san franciscans at risk. kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> i am with our various leaders in san francisco to officially declare a state of emergency in the tenderloin community of the city and county of san francisco. at a news conference friday san francisco mayor london breed announced the state of emergency in the tenderloin will

that's after 26 year-old mario gonzalez died in police custody. body camera footage appears to show officers pinning gonzales to the ground while kneeling on his back and shoulders 9 alameda fire department staff members have been training extensively on mental health crisis intervention and de escalation fire chief nick luby says that they will make up the care team. >> trying to get in there and help them navigate so that they just don't go on to marry ground, go to the hospital and back in their environment, whether it's on the streets or in their home and then in the back in the hospital confident saying that this program will save lives in this. to me. >> a paramedic and emt will travel in pairs for a 24 hour shift to driving in unmarked cars. she flew b says alameda police officers will join them on calls but are expected to keep their distance and allow the team to assess the case. the program is expected to continue for at least one year. a public memorial service has been scheduled for kevin the she died. he was shot while. >> protecting

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