martinez, who has cerebral palsy, says the guards were out of control and were picking on

very strong words from richard martinez who lost his 20-year-old son christopher ross martinez. >> and you know you hear the anger. that is a man who has had the heart completely ripped out of him. to watch is it just incredible. and nobody should forget the pain the victims are feeling. there for us in isla vista, california. one question also. you spoke to someone earlier who said there were two bodies. and another young girl who was also -- and that, too, now we're hearing the possibility there may have been people killed inside his apartment. that -- they're two different things, correct? >> no, actually, we know that there are six people -- six victims who were killed and then, of course, the shooter the authorities said is also dead. so that makes seven. now, we haven't heard that number has gone up. but we do know that in the next 45 minutes, we're going to be hearing, again, from the sheriff's department. so we'll get updated information. so far, the information we have is that there were seven people killed in this instant. and i do want to talk to you a little bit about what

look in the middle of your screen and you can see mitchell hit martinez several times in the head. francisco martinez victim that is when he strikes me three times in my face and hit me so hard that i had bruises and i was slapped out of my chair because i was not sitting all the way in my chair and i hit face first and bruised this part right here. martinez says mitchell and another security guard beat him up in the elevator before scene you see from the security camera. martinez the officer just puts his whole weight behind my back and i have surgeries there, so, of course, it's painful and i scream and say ok you win. martinez, who has cerebral palsy, says the guards were out of control and were picking on him because of his race. the district says mitchell's actions are unacceptable. troy flint oakland unified school district this was a heinous incident. it's something that we condemn as a school district and this behavior towards any student, regardless of their physical condition would be deplorable and the fact that and the fact that it happened to a student who has cerebral

andrew martinez was an outgoing high school senior. his goal was to become a firefighter when a freak accident changed his life. >> we are on our way to visit andrew martinez. ten days after his 18th birthday he had cardiac arrest brain. >> would you like to have cared for him at home? >> that's what i would have loved. >> he wasn't told he could stay at home. the state of florida has pushed parents to send their children to nursing homes like this one according to a department of justice investigation. caring for old and young, geriatric and pediatric. this is the first of our visits inside with martinez. >> what do you think his day is like when you don't come to see him? what does he do? >> not much of nothing. because when i show up there, there's no interaction. >> with oat people? >> yes. >> or with staff? >> yes, with staff. there's nobody there to really care to him. there's no -- it's more of a -- more of a system, okay, 12:00, need him. give him his meds. thaghtthat's it. done-deal. >> the done-deal on this day, kids in the h

. >> richard martÍnez, el padre de uno de los muertos estÁ destrozado e indignado, christopher fue la estÁ. el sospechoso intercambio dos veces de disparos con la policÍa desde su automÓvil y logrÓ escapar en las dos ocasiones, luego chocÓ contra un vehÍculo aparcado, y cuando la pelÍcula se acercÓ comprobó que estaba muerto al parecer, de un disparo en la cabeza. estoy aquÍ para honrar la memoria de mi hijo, dice richard martÍnez, un veterano de guerra, que dice saber perfectamente lo que es poseer armas de fuego, lo que no entiende es como personas con problemas mentales pueden acceder a un arma de fuego. giselle martÍnez se pregunta ahora: dÓnde estÁn los polÍticos a los que llama bastardos, y quÉ van a decir ahora? dos aÑos despuÉs de la matanza de newtown,donde murieron 20 niÑos y seis adultos, estados unidos carece de una ley que regule la venta de armas de fuego, los estados han tomado la iniciativa hayan aprobado 109 leyes al respecto que en su mayorÍa rebajan las exigencias para acceder al armamento. el 18 de abril de 2013 el senado de estados unidos rechazÓ la enmienda bipar

another student died, chris michaels martinez. he was so much part of our lives that it is hard to ma'am how things will be like now that he is gone. >> the senseless violence continues circumstances killed and 13 injured. it end when he shot and killed himself. >> there was really, really upset about why the world was bad to him. >> the rodger family contacted the police concerned about his disturbing online rants but police investigates and found nothing suspicious. >> they were for a check to make sure he wasn't a danger to himself. >> if they demanded to search my room, that would have ended everything. >> the college community now has a long road to recovery. a memorial is set up for chris michaels martinez with flowers placed in the bullet holed that ripped through the wall behind me. >> we are learning of an unusual gesture, today, from one victim's family to the rodger's family. can you tell us more? >> that is right. chris michael martinez father expressed sympathy for all of the victim families including that of the gunm

my name is richard martinez, regular spelling martinez, richard.my son's name was christopher ross martinez. he was 20 years old. he died last night. i've written out a statement that was prepared by the family. our son christopher martinez and six others are dead. our family has a message for every parent out there. you don't think it will happen to your child until it does. chris was a really great kid. ask anyone who knew him. his death has left our family lost and broken. why did chris die? chris died because a craven, irresponsible politicians and the nra. they talk about gun rights. what about krchris's right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say, stop this madness? we don't have to live like this! too many have died! we should say to ourselves, not one more! thank you. that's it. that's it. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really ea

christopher martinez, david wang.many more people are going to have to die in this situation before the problem gets solved? it has almost become a normal thing for us to accept this. it is not normal. too many people have died. and it should be not one more. >> well, that does it for us. we'll see you again at 11 p.m. for another edition of "ac360." the report, "love and death in paradise" starts right now. >> the following is a cnn special report. >>> i recall it as being a relatively peaceful day. that evening we had dinner because we had never talked about guns. it ner

martinez, i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us.nd i just wish you strength in the days ahead. >> thank you, anderson, i appreciate you inviting me. >> in a moment we'll look at how -- we'll walk through how this came to be, moment by moment, warning sign by warning sign. we'll ask an expert on the signals that are out there. the victims remembered by thousands tonight on the ucsb campus. ♪ quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i& don't. excedrin is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin. headache. gone. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber goo

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here, this is christopher martinez. he was shot inside the ivy deli, just 20 years owed. his father called him, quote, a great kid. >> this is veronica weiss, shot by rodjer. always smiling. >> a photo we just received of 22-year-old katy cooper, studying archaeology at uc santa barbara. our thoughts and prayers certainly with all of your family and friends today. imagic the chaos and the panic, it lasted just ten minutes. in that time he created an incredible amount of chaos. >> there are ten crime scenes there including rod jer's apartment, sorority house, multiple streets where he engaged in more than one shootout with police. >> sara sidner joins us live from ala vista. sara, i know it's early there. what are you seeing this morning? i know there are a lot of vigils. >> christi and victor, we're standing outside the ivy deli mart. you mentioned this victim. it's really important to this community that the victims are talked about more than the suspect and his manifesto and his rage against society, women in particular. let me show you the vigil that's growing here. it

martinez is thrown out of his wheelchair and on to the floor. what the tape doesn't show is the guard beating him in the elevator and cursing at him when martinez says he's in pain. >> he says i don't give a -- he said i hope you don't walk for another 12 weeks. >> reporter: he admits to spitting at the guard. the school district says that it fired security guard marcel mitchell immediately after the incident. the spokesman says mitchell had been hired as a substitute security officer in november and passed a background check. the guard is due in court next month to face felony criminal charges. we will of course have more of martinez's interview coming up in our next half hour. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. we have posted up surveillance -- we have posted the surveillance video and the letter sent home. >>> it has been one week since the violent and deadly rampage in high la vista -- in isla vista. leland high school was filled with mourners to comfort the visibly tearful family and friends. >

hashris martinez' father challenged others to act on gun control.veryone suffers from busy and slow days at work or what if your computer could tell if it was a stressful day? there is a brain sensor that can do just that. it could be used to our benefit. the computer normally does not know anything about you. -- it new nice if you that you are busy and struggling or coasting and adjusting in some way. sam has got this had been done. what exact the is going through these cables and what are we finding out? >> these are fiber-optic cables curing the light to the head and then back to this machine which measures how much light came back. we can find out how hard a particular part of the brain is working. >> you can tell how stressed someone is at work. getting bored.e >> what kind of practical use might this have? >> imagine a team of people who are flying a bunch of remotely piloted airplanes. they're playing can be handed off to someone else. what it does is shines light and measures light coming back. it is easy to imagine that this is a device for

martinez's word get to your senator.ou can go right on to our website, fill out your name, and your zip code, and we will make sure that mr. martinez's words reach every congressman, every senator, and every governor. >> the mobilization question there is, every time you have one of these horrific, murders, or mass murders, does it spur anything? senator richard bloomenthol spoke out. let's take a listen to that. >> i am going to urge that we bring back those bills, maybe reconfigure them to center on mental health. we need more resources to make the country healthier and to make sure that these kind of horrific, insane, mad occurrences are stopped. and the congress -- will be complicit ill we fail to act. >> congress, you could say was complicit. and yet the, the background check proposal got a majority of votes in the senate as did one to make a tougher penalties on gun traffickers. that was after sandy hook. it took sandy hook. there was a majority. what there wasn't was an ability to break a filibuster. republicans,

the deli's owner knew the gunman, a 22-year-old elliot roger and he knew martinez, who was killed inside of his store. >> that could have been any of us. that could have been any of us, me, my friends, other employees here. >> reporter: sheriff, bill brown, says roger first stabbed three of his roommates to death before getting in his black bmw with three handguns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. when he was through, 4 men, two woman were dead at 10 crime scenes. the sheriff says rogers was found dead in his crashed car with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. the police have three encounters with rogers in three years, the most recent, a few weeks ago. that was after his parents called the police because they came alarmed on videos he was posting on his youtube channel. >> i hate all of you. >> he was able to make a very convincing story that there was no problem, he was not going to hurt himself or anyone else. and, there -- he did not meet the criteria for further intervention. >> reporter: the sheriff is deneglecting criticism that his deputies could have done more. >> w

reportedly when mitchell started pushing martinez in the chair towards class, martinez slapped at the guard in response mitchell took his handcuffs out and cuffed the student and then continued to roll him to class. he turned around and spat on the officer. that's when mitchell started throwing these punches. the principal of the school sent out a letter to parents and staff explaining exactly what happened with this incident and apologizing. that letter reads in part, "i'm shocked and deeply hurt by this behavior and i apologize on behalf of the staff at oakland high. this is not the kind of chulture th . the guard charged with felony child abuse. mitchell was fired that day and oakland police arrested him and charged him with felony for the assault. as for francisco martinez he went to the hospital that day due to his injuries mostly on his chin which he allegedly injured when he was thrown from the chair. he is now recovering. that video just tough to see in the last place you would expect to see that kind of attack, at school. >> thank you. >>> officers, meanwhile, turning in ethe

martinez slapped the guard's hand and the guard handcuffed martinez who spit in the guard's face. >> you let someone stick in your house, what are you going to do? he spit in somebody's face the i feel like he was brought out --. >> district officials are aware but don't agree. >> i understand that perspective as someone as a teen but from an adult it is unacceptable. >>> the district says the counselors and administration have been briefed on the situation and are encouraging kids to talk about their feelings. we reached out to the guard and he doesn't want to comment at time and is due in court in a couple of weeks. >>> santa cruz sheriff deputies want to necessity if this man arrested for lewd actions with a juvenile has any other victims. the investigation into the 23-year-old found he is noun to associate with teen run aways. the deputies say he attempted to dissuade a victim from testifying against him by offering the girl money and illegal drugs. >>> oakland police say they have arrested five people accused kidnapping a woman. we remain over a house on 75th avenue between banc

, the father of chris martinez.ople shot and killed last week when gunman elliott rodger we want on a killing spree in santa barbara, california. richard is becoming a new face for gun control in america. he joins us live just 10 minutes from now. >> but first, ukraine's president elect, petro poroshenko will share the stage with president obama next week. they will greet each other during obama's visit to policyland. the try designed to affirm america's security commitment. a tough stanchion assays david shader reports, et cetera vowing more military action against separatists in the east. >> it's these men ukraine's president elect has vowed to punish. the contigent of separatist fighters defending the town of slovyansk against kiev's assault who brought down a military helicopter with a surface to air missile killing 14 soldiers including a senior general: within minutes of the al jazeera team arriving, a salvo of seven mortar shells was fired on the town. above the bear decades, the flags of both russia and the

>> that was the father of this man, christopher martinez. martinez was just 20 years old.ivy deli on friday night. >> take a look here at froveron weiss, the 19-year-old shot by rodger standing outside the sorority house. her friends hremember her as beautiful and as you can see, always smiling. >>> sara sidner joins us live from isla vista. sara, i cannot imagine what this community is going through this morning and how they're trying to start this process of healing. >> christi and victor, you can see what they're doing to try and deal with this and try to start that process of healing. i'm standing outside of the ivy deli mart where you just mentioned christopher ross martinez was gunned down. he was a 20-year-old student. his father says he was doing so well in school. he had just come in here to grab something to eat and was gunned down by a suspect on a shooting rampage. police say this is where the sinister plan of a disturbed student began to unfold. three people all stabbed to death are taken from the apartment of elliot rodger and then police say rodger turned hi

chris fer ross michaels martinez. david wang. veronika weiss. >> reporter: also here at the memorial was a call to action by the father of chris martinez. chris martinez, just 20 years old was at the deli mart getting a sandwich when he was killed. his father says this needs to be prevented from happening again. he has this message for washington. >> not one more! not one more! not one more person should have to die because of this ridiculous situation. >> reporter: this father and many people who are in this crowd say what will present it, what needs to happen now is a true conversation, a true national discussion about the proliferation of guns and the status of mental health in this country. cnn, california. >> thanks for that. >>> happening today, former nfl star, aaron hernandez for murder charges. he will be charged for killing two men in a drive by. he's already facing the murder charges of killing oden lloyd. >>> an arizona judge rejected the airing of it. arias is convicted of first degree murder in may but the jury dead

but remember, martinez has been in custody the whole time. toomy says the defendant is not the only one with a right to a speedy trial. >> the people have a right to a speedy trial. the victim's family have a right to a speedy trial. >> the district attorney obtained grand jury indictments against martinez on charges related to the case. solicitation for murder. a new trial date has been set for october. we'll follow this story and see if that date sticks. vic lee, abc7 news. >> we know you will, vic, thank you. a family pleading for help two years to the day since gunfire kill aid husband and father in oakland. someone shot him while he was driving home from his job may 27, 2002. his paem and friends gathered and prayed where kid was guned down. his mother urged witnesses to help solve this murder. >> need someone to come up and it could be just a little thing. maybe it can help the case any little thing. >> police and the family say he has no connection to gangs crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward. >> jury selection in a civil suit

this was where 20-year-old christopher michael-martinez died. this is the scene this morning outside the deli, a growing memorial of flowers, pictures and tributes to martinez. police say he had just walked into the store when he was shot. some of the students stopping by to believe mementos say they're stunned at how suddenly life can be taken away. one of the lucky survivors returned to the scene. sierra said she was just 10 feet from rodger when he aimed his gun at her and fired. the bullet missed. she said she feels blessed to be alive. she's going home to san diego to recover from the trauma and may not return in the fall. >>> a former friend of elliot rodger is coming forward, trying to shed light on the killing rampage. he says even in high school, rodger was a loner. >> it wasn't normal how quiet he was. he really -- he said, , you know -- he would only speak when spoken to. even when you'd speak to him, those words he would say would be -- he was really soft-spoken and he would say one word answers, just to answer your question, but he

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martinez is thrown out of his wheelchair on to the floor. >> reporter: martinez gave us his account today as he left children's hospital after he left to get another check up for his injury. >> he slapped me. he slapped me so hard that i fell off my chair. i had a scar right here. >> reporter: martinez says he had protested when the security guard tried to clear the hall and wheel him to class. he says the guard handcuffed him and he admits spitting on the guard in protest. but martinez says what was not caught on the tape was the guard beating him and throwing him to the ground after an elevator ride that was off camera. martinez who has cerebral palsy says when he told the guard he was in pain he cursed at him. >> he said i don't [ bleep ], he said i hope you don't walk in two or three weeks. >> he said that? >> yes. >> reporter: his mother speaks off camera says he wants justice for his son. she says she took pictures of his neck, chest and hands and says she doesn't want this to happen to anyone elses child. the district immediately fired marshell mitchell had been hired as a substitu

martinez was shot to death and one victim was hit by rogers' car as the rampage came to an end. >> it started here before he struck a bike and came in here and hit these two cars h and ended up being lodged. >> he is still recovering from having both of his legs broken when he was hit. he talked with cnn by phone. >> i am doing all right. trying to get better as fast as i can. >> around town there are now ban banners and signs going up. we will remember. >> we wanted to cheer the rest of the neighborhood up. we grabbed duct tape and did it. >> signs of the community getting past the shock and starting to heal. >> as the community continues to heal the university leadership decided to can el is classes on tuesday. it was designated a day of reflect and healing. a memorial service will be held at the university stadium at 4:00 p.m. reporting live in isla vista, abc7 news. >> sergio, thank you. community came together to mourn and pay tribute to the lives lost at the rampage. the mass took place at saint mark's university parish on campus. elliott roger called the rampage the day of retr

richard martinez's son chris was gunned down at a deli. martinez says politicians have failed to protect the public. >> that's why chris and these other kids died. it's unbelievable we're at this point. too many people have died and it should be not one more. >> reporter: investigators say rodger stabbed his roommates. he then killed katherine cooper and veronica weiss outside the sorority house. their try delta sisters paused for a moment. the service here at the campus stadium came just four days after rodger's attack, but he dubbed it as, quote, day of retribution for years of rejection from women. janet napolitano said the six students should be remembered for their lives, not their deaths. >> it's important that we do not let the arithmetic of this atrocity define them. >> reporter: flags flew at half-staff throughout all ten usc campuses throughout the state while all makeshift spots including this wall. it signifies the campuses's recovery and mourning. >>> edward snowden says he was trained as a spy and worked undercover overseas.

but remember, martinez has been in custody the whole time. toomy says the defendant is not the only one with a right to a speedy trial. >> the people have a right to a speedy trial. the victim's family have a right to a speedy trial. >> the district attorney obtained grand jury indictments against martinez on charges related to the case. solicitation for murder. a new trial date has been set for october. we'll follow this story and see if that date sticks. vic lee, abc7 news. >> we know you will, vic, thank you. a family pleading for help two years to the day since gunfire kill aid husband and father in oakland. someone shot him while he was driving home from his job may 27, 2002. his paem and friends gathered and prayed where kid was guned down. his mother urged witnesses to help solve this murder. >> need someone to come up and it could be just a little thing. maybe it can help the case any little thing. >> police and the family say he has no connection to gangs crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward. >> jury selection in a civil suit

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this video shows a guard pushing the 17-year-old francisco martinez down a hallway. you see him smack the teenager and then he hits the student again. the school district says it is looking into the actions of the second guard seen in this tape to see if she did anything wrong. francisco martinez was thrown out of his wheelchair on to the floor. >> he slapped me show hard threw me out of my chair. i had a scar right here. >> he told us the guard also attacked him in an elevator before the scene then hallway but there is no surveillance video of that. >> francisco martinez says he protested when the security guard tried to clear the hall and he admits spitting in protest before the beating shown on the tape. the school district fired him immediately after the incident. a spokesman says he was hired in november and had passed a background check. today students were signing a petition in sport of him saying he is a good guard and the student involved was also responsible for what happened. our coverage tones on www.ktvu.com. we posted the surveillance video as well as t

martinez is thrown out of his wheelchair on to the floor. >> reporter: martinez gave us his account today as he left children's hospital after he left to get another check up for his injury. >> he slapped me. he slapped me so hard that i fell off my chair. i had a scar right here. >> reporter: martinez says he had protested when the security guard tried to clear the hall and wheel him to class. he says the guard handcuffed him and he admits spitting on the guard in protest. but martinez says what was not caught on the tape was the guard beating him and throwing him to the ground after an elevator ride that was off camera. martinez who has cerebral palsy says when he told the guard he was in pain he cursed at him. >> he said i don't [ bleep ], he said i hope you don't walk in two or three weeks. >> he said that? >> yes. >> reporter: his mother speaks off camera says he wants justice for his son. she says she took pictures of his neck, chest and hands and says she doesn't want this to happen to anyone elses child. the district immediately fired marshell mitchell had been hired as a substitu

martinez thank you for the presentation. i brought up my affirmation around the private buildings we largely fund and rent out 75 percent of all the rooms in those buildings yet several of the building not all the buildings i'm familiar with have immense code violations on file with dbi with bug issues and others i wonder what the process is going forward around the 0 beds to make sure they're working with responsibly property owners their incrediblyer relocating responsible and do nothing to bring their buildings up to code and so what will be the process moving forward on the destabilization beds >> well, it will have a destabilization coordinator and in terms of making sure that there is a that the clients in the stabilization rooms and the staff are in compliance with the grievance policy but having the position of looking for the stabilization room will help to facilitate that. >> do you have a rule with contractors that refuse to comply. >> that will be in our housing area urban health division. >> we've made several c

martinez says he was only trying to get mitchell to let go of his wheelchair. >> i'm still trying to tell the security guard to let go and i don't know. he just snaps, throws me out of the chair. >> reporter: on friday students at oakland high school were passing around a petition asking mitchell be given his job back. >> i wouldn't necessarily say that it was like right for the security guard to do that, but it wasn't right for the kid to spit on him or harass him either. like they both were pretty much in the wrong together. >> reporter: marcel mitchell is expected in court in mid- june. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> we told you it would be cooler today and it really was, 60s and 70s through much of the bay area. we were still at 82 in antioch and 50s at the immediate cost line, 60s inside the bay and 70s in portions of the south bay. look at the change over the past 24 hours. we were down 17 degrees today in richmond, 16 degrees cooler that vallejo, 14 degrees cooler in san francisco and san jose. now the low clouds are moving back in, solid for our bayshore. so sfo is report

martinez is talking about. he says this is as much about mental health and the lack of this country's ability to take care of those who need help. erin? >> kyung lah, thank you very much. and that stadium fits 17,000. you see the students walking in now. they suspect it will be completely full tonight. elliot rodger's history of mental health was not a secret. his parents were frantically searching for their son after receiving the chilling manifesto and seeing this youtube video. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution, the day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> "outfront" cnn legal analyst paul callan and mel robbins and dr. guardier. you just saw that video. this is a young man, his mother saw some of his disturbing videos this spring in april, end of april, just a month ago, called police. they went to his apartment. he convinced them it was a misunderstanding. is this something is that could have been prevented, or are these things that some people do, and most of the time they don't turn i

at the deli around the corner, christopher hard -- martinez was shot to death. >> the killer was here, struck a bicycle, hit the two cars and then ended up where the martinez was. >> and nick from danville is recovering from having both legs broken when he was hit. he talked with cnn by phone. >> i'm doing all right, just trying to get back as fast as i can. >> around town there are banners and signs going up like this, we are strong, we will remember. >> we wanted to clear up the neighborhood. that is the reasoning behind it. signs of a community getting past the shock. >> as the community heals the heard decided to cancel classes on tuesday. >> we will have continuing coverage on the rampage with updates on our website at abc7news.com and throughout the morning news. >> in other news have walnut creek, to people were shot after leaving a concert at the concord pavilion, they were stopped at a red light just before 8:00 last night after leaving the stone soul concert. a vehicle pulled up alongside and a man jumped out. he shot both the female driver and her male passenger with a hand

well, martinez unified school district officials did not want to go on camera this afternoon. what we do know, they did send out a letter recently saying how bad the problem is growing. now the district did not say how many confirmed cases there were within the district. but in the letter, however, it says all of the schools besides two of them had confirmed cases of whooping cough. they did confirm as well that the highest number of cases is over at morello elementary school and from a parent whose kid attend there, we understand there were ten cases reported there as well. this is story -- [audio difficulties] >> i know there is a lot of parents that are very concerned. i've known a few parents that have taken their kid out of school for a week and started antibiotics just in case. we're told the vaccinations are not 100% effective. >> reporter: health officials are warning people that the best defense against whooping cough, have your kids vaccinated and have pregnant women be vaccinated as well. contra costa county officials have seen an increase in these cases, saying the

martinez is thrown out of his will chair and on to the floor. >> he slapped me. he slapped me so hard two times he threw me out of my chair. i hit my chin first. i have a scar right here. >> martinez said he protested when the security guard tried to clear the hall and wheel him to class. he admits spitting at the guard in protest just before the beating shown on the tape. now the school district says it fired security guard marcel mitchell immediately after this incident. it's shown here. mitchell had been hired as a substitute security officer in november and had passed a background check. the guard is due in court next month to face felony criminal charges following his arrest by oakland police. >>> several members of the oakland community express their anger over the beating incident during wednesday night's school board meeting. >> those students much less a student in a wheelchair shouldn't be assaulted or treated the way francisco was. >> there is no way a white student in his wheelchair would have been thrown out of his chair on to the ground. >> the oakl

martinez about the guns, there's not even a debate about handguns. we can't even get anything changed about assault rifles. so we're not stopping people from having military grade assault rifles, like sandy hook elementary school. there's no discussion about guns. and ags far as the mental hit, where are we with mental health? that means making an investment. that means ex spend tur. we'll hear all of those arguments and probably the final argument that we'll come out with is that the nra is going to recommend that the sorority girls should be armed and everybody on campus at santa barbara should be armed and everybody everywhere, that was the recommendation last time. let's arm our teachers. the only thing to stop a good person with a gun is a bad person with a gun. >> and sarah, you've talked about gun laws not changing. you know that. connecticut has tightened its gun laws but even after newtown, there was an inability to change gun laws federally. do you think, knowing in your heart of hearts, that anything changes in the wake of this at ucsb? >>

and i think the father, richard martinez, is right. why haven't we done something before nationwide? and how many mass killings have to occur before we are spurred to action? and i, for one, do not want to let california not move forward. i think that if you don't believe that guns should be removed from people who are mentally unstable or mentally ill, you're not going to agree with my legislation. of course, i think most people agree that we do not want to have guns in the hands of people who are mentally ill or mentally unstable. and this was the least invasive way we could determine to do that. >> there are those out there listening now who would wholeheartedly agree with your position. there are others who would say you're coming for my guns and i'm a law abiding citizen and this kind of legislation would give someone who may have a different incentive, let's say, something receipt tributive to report me falsely to police, thereby they get my guns and i have to prove my innocence. what would you say to those people? >> we tried to

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ktvu's john sasaki is live now in martinez where one school is handling an outbreak. >> reporter: this is the school in contra costa county that has been hit the hardest by whooping cough. >> reporter: friday afternoon in martinez and as kids got out of school the air was filled with excitement. but at the elementary school there is concern. >> how easily spreadable it is. having someone with whooping cough and talking to them, you could get it. pretty scary. >> reporter: there have been 49 cases of whooping cough across the county. 9 of them happened here. 20% of the cases have been here. >> i don't want my kids to be miserable. we have three. i don't want any of them to be sick. i don't want to be sick so i can't take care of them. >> reporter: officials say take time to get over whooping cough. babies under 6 months are more at risk. we have had four babies hospitalized this year in contra costa county. luckily all are recovering. in 2010, 10 babies died throughout the state. and what we are trying to do is protect the babies. >> reporter: one parent said he was taking his daughter

. >> the 17-year-old francisco martinez of oakland high school describing this. an incident caught on school surveillance may 19th, showing the wheelchair bound martinez apparently being roughed up by the school security officer. >> i just want to see justice to happen i don't think it's fair for this event to occur in a school where i'm supposed to be coming in safe. >> these are the foos that show a black eye from the attack. martinez, at this time was in handcuffs and the teen concedes he did spit in the guard's face. >> i was in handcuffs. >> now, some students are coming to mitchell's defense, displaying signs and circulating a petition. >> we're pro-mitch. the incident was not right. very disrespectful for the student to do that to him. >> i think students are looking at it from a teen-aged perspective. we have to take a look from an adult perspective. >> that is their opinion. they're not going through the pain i'm in. it's okay whatever they have to say. >> mitchell was arrested and charged with felony child abuse. he's pleaded not guilty and returns to c

laura anthony is live at the oil refinery in martinez. laura? >> hi, ama. potential controversy. the environmental review process has yet to begin, but so far it appears the reviews are mostly positive. this is a 30-year-old unit shell hopes to phase out by 2020. >> there is everything to like, we're going to come into compliance with green house gas standards. we're also going to lessen our dependence on heavy crude. >> shell claims it would reduce green house gas emissions of several hundred million tons per year. >> works in a lot of levels >> martinez city councilman sits on the board of the bay area air quality management district. >> if they wanted to double down, they can retire them. and not sell them. that would be beneficial for the bay area. >> some critics have a distrust of any plan put forward by a big oil company. in martinez, shell project would not increase the amount of oil processed and allow refining of lighter crude oil. >> there is no change in amount for processing. the type of crude is better than they had. >> shell will present the

alec martinez ties it up at 2. kings up 3-2 late. keith a wrister that greets jonathan quick. ties it at 3. less than five minutes later, patrick kane. chicago evens the series 4-3 the final. back seven back in the windy city. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shuman will have all of your weekend highlights. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> still to come, there's a party underway in napa. the big names expected to

former santa clara valley blackhawk alec martinez ties it up at two. kings up 3-2 late.ed at three. less than five minutes later patient game -- patrick kane. lock at the traffic in front. game 7 is back in the windy city. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 9:00 p.m. and 11. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >> still to come, the huge party underway in napa. big names expected to hit the ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits

and finally christopher martinez. martinez's father told us he hopes to meet with another grieving parent, elliott rogers' father, peter. >> what i would hope is that we can come together. you know, he's made -- he said i want to work to try to prevent this from happening again. that's our common ground. >> reporter: in the continuing investigation, a warrant was served on at least one of the three stores where roger legally purchased his guns. and the sheriff's department is reexamining how roger was able to fool trained deputies during an april 30th check on his well-being triggered about his parents' concerns. >> they had felt that he was a danger, they would have taken additional steps, and they didn't feel that because of the way he was able to convince them, as he was able to convince so many people obviously in his life. >> reporter: during the mayhem, many tried to help. alyssa harper, a friend rushing to martinez's fallen body. >> i was giving him cpr. and i looked down and i recognized his face. >> reporter: