. >> maureen naylor tells us about the global effort to rebuild one of the world's great architectural landmarks. >> reporter: one day after fire engulfed the notre dame cathedral, help is pouring in from around the world to be billed the landmark including from silicon valley. apple ceo, whom notre dame is a sublevel. apple will be donating to rebuilding efforts to help restore the company has not disclosed a dollar figure. the pledge after what has been called a spectacular rate of fundraising for the damaged landmark. >> oh, no. >> reporter: multiple french billionaires have placed hundreds of millions to rebuild the cathedral including the husband of salma hayek. he is behind the fashion company lbm h and pledge a combined $700 million. the company offered help and clearly creative, architectural and financial specialists to it is a very substantial task and it is one that certainly can ed >> reporter: on the phone, a san jose state history professor says we still need to see if some relics housed in the steeple were destroyed when the spire fell but thankfully, many relics were sa

katie hughes maureen naylor says the mother is supporting a petition now. >> reporter: melissa free baronhe santa cruz beach community where she grew up . >> i take my daughter to the beach to build statues. >> reporter: the mother who is also a server and registered nurse will no longer let her daughter play at this beach next to the boardwalk. >> this is all of the stuff i have collected personally. spoke after finding all of these needles on that same page since january. >> i have found over 20 syringes. found in various stages. some have led still in the chamber, some have drugs still in the needle. >> all in the same area where on this day, >> it is terrifying. as a mom, out here with my kids, >> she thinks the family county needs to re-examine its needle exchange program. last year alone, they distributed 60,000 needles compared to sarah clare county which distributed 40,000 with three times as many people. jennifer oversees the needles program she she says while the program is high, the collected even more, 92,000 last month. well above the amount the county gave out. >> it is reco

is really sad. >> in santa cruz, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >> lets look at the mother, today wass. there is the coastal fog behind me. with that said, it will be a nice day tomorrow but a little bit cooler. these are the highs for today. this was the high in santa rosa. that is almost 10 degrees. san francisco is 10 degrees cooler which makes sense with the fog. conquered trucks down and san jose drops down. we will see low 80s and upper 70s. these were the actual highs from today. they are quite nice. there up a good 5 to 6 degrees from yesterday. high pressure ridge sets us up with nice weather as we go into the next couple of days. it is a little cooler tomorrow which begins the cooling on saturday, further cooling and warms back up early in the week. this is subtle stuff. it is not like saturday will be a bad day, just not as warm. it will be in the 60s instead of the 70s and 80s. there is the fog along the coast. that is back. it will get mixed out on saturday but i suspect you will see it again tomorrow. these are current temperatures, 81 in fairfield, lots of 80s out there

to county attorneys who now have been given 60 days to come up with any proposed changes. >> maureen naylor in our san jose studio. >>> people whose loved ones were killed on inmates the list by inmates on california's death row are speaking out against new some. last month he issued a moratorium on executions for as long as he is in office. in sacramento, family members shared the gruesome details of their loved ones murders and called on the government to reconsider his position. >> kevin newsom, please explain to the victims of the golden state killer how they should be lenient and compassionate? >> a spokesman for the governor said newsom sent his heartfelt condolences to survivor families. about 700 people are on california's death row but the state has an executed anyone since 2006. only voters can repeal the death penalty, something they failed to do 3 years ago. >>> despite the governor's moratorium, yesterday, prosecutors said they would seek the best death penalty against the golden state killer. 73-year-old joseph d'angelo was accused of 13 murders, and burglaries all across cali

in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police in san francisco announced an arrest today in the case of a sword attack outside a rollerskating rink. 30-year-old, leor bergland is accused of slashing another man with a sword, injuring the victim's left-hand. witnesses said the attacker was making anti-gay remarks and wearing a make america great again hat which was swatted off his head just before the attack happened. all of this was on march 29 at oak and fillmore. police say they arrested leor bergland last night in the tenderloin and he is now facing charges of attempted murder. >>> new details now on the coroner's inquest in mendocino county involving the death of 8 family members in a car that plunged off a cliff last year. a special coroner's jury ruled today the death a murder suicide. the jury found jennifer hart deliberately drove her family's suv off the side of highway 1, killing herself, her wife and their 6 adopted children. it happen days after authorities in the couple's home state of washington began investigating allegations of child neglect. >>> prosecutors

maureen naylor is an san jose. >> reporter: i am in front of juvenile hall. his name is not released because of his age. police called the surveillance video brutal. it starts in the middle of a carjacking on coldwater drive in east san jose. you see the owner of the car trying to get his keys back when the hooded criminal with a backpack gets out and starts punching the great gun father . >> he jumped in the car and i reached in and grabbed him and tried to pull him back but he punched me and broke my glasses. and that's how i got all of these cuts right here. that i couldn't, i started bleeding so i could not see him. >> reporter: hector estrada was unloading his groceries when the teenager approached him about 10:00 wednesday. the boy he says was not deterred by their surveillance camera just installed one week prior. >> he started coming up to me and i said, you are on camera and i pointed. he said, i don't care. he said i have a gun and i said i don't care. >> reporter: he put put up a fight with the boy took off the stolen nissan. 10 minutes later, the

i'm maureen naylor, julie has the night off. >> and i'ms from. monte francis is in oakland tonight with what police are doing to take action tonight. e action tonight. >> reporter: well, at least 50 oakland police officers are out patrolling on motorcycle tonight looking for any potential side show activity. helicopters are also looking for trouble from the air. ble from the air. officers left the eastmont substation with one mission in mind, to avoid a repeat of last sunday when over a now people gathered at international boulevard for an illegal side show. >> they have a large group of people coming from outside the city of oakland, from sacramento, stockton, and other cities that come here specifically to have essentially illegal activity. >> reporter: part of that challenge, police say, is that side shows aren't just side shows anymore. they've devolved into all sorts of illegal activity like last week when they set fire to a transit bus and looted a big rig. >> it cripples the neighborhood from being able to community, leave, or do anything.

. >> and i'm maureen naylor. julie is off tonight. monte francis is live more on what police are doing now to >> reporter: so far no problems tonight with s side shows so report in oakland, but this time police say they're ready if there's any trouble. officers left the eastmont substation in oakland with one mission in mind, to prevent a repeat of last sunday when a crowd of a thousand people gathered at international boulevard for an illegal side show. >> we have a large number of people coming from outside the city of location, from stockton, and modesto, and sacramento and other cities to have essentially illegal activities. >> reporter: part of challenge police say is that side shows are not just side shows anymore. it's become all sorts of illegal activity as we saw last sunday when people set fire to an ac transit bus and looted a big rig. people also shot dozens of rounds of into the cripples the neighborhood from being able to communicate or leave anything. kids can't play or access their front yards. the gunshots are extreme

maureen naylor shows us many of the 200 people who live in the encampment are already on the move. >> on a warm spring day in santa cruz, city leaders debated the long-term plan for this large homeless encampment next to highway one where the tents and tarps stretch for about a block . >> it is an open drug camp. i call it heroin camp . >> on easter sunday, this santa cruz resident accepted an invitation from the city leaders to tour the facility which holds an estimated 200 people. >> i saw a glass pipe three feet away from where we are talking . >> since january, there have been 5 in and around the camp. monday, a county judge issued an emergency order to temporarily close the cameron for cleaning citing health and safety concerns. tuesday, the u.s. district court stepped in to stop any evictions because of a prior lawsuit filed by homeless advocates. in the meantime, more than 100 of the homeless residents have moved into temporary city sanctioned encampment behind the santa cruz county courthouse. the city is using emergency funding from the state for this camp to remain open 5 to

maureen naylor has the latest. >> reporter: new details about isaiah people who ran down 8 people at this busy intersection on tuesday evening. he had picked up food and was on his way to deliver the food to his bible study group. >> reporter: the chief says well peoples is known ties to terrorism, they are still trying to determine the reason behind his actions. >> reporter: peoples served in the army and was honorably discharged and also served in the army reserves . he had no criminal history. he was currently working as a finance auditor for the department of defense. while family members said the iraqi war veteran was suffering from ptsd, police are working to confirm that but do believe the army veteran intended to people. >> the evidence we haven't statements from witnesses lead us to believe it was a deliberate act. >> reporter: investigators are doing a forensic review of his computer collected after a search of his apartment. police say peoples's described him was described as saying, "thank you jesus" and is not showing remorse. this 15-year-old was injured . >> he needs t

ktvu's maureen naylor was briefed by police earlier today. she has new information about the suspect and also, maureen, an update on the conditions of the victims? >> reporter: alex, court documents released today reveal one of the victims a 13-year- old girl is in a coma. two of the other victims were upgraded from serious to fair condition today. police release more about what the suspect was doing before tuesday's carnage here. new details emerged thursday about isaiah people's, the 34- year-old sunnyvale man police say deliberately ran down 8 people with his car at this busy intersection on tuesday evening . >> on the day of the incident, he had picked up some food and was on his way to deliver the food to his bible study group. >> reporter: the chief of department of safety says well peoples has no ties to terrorism, investigators are still trying to determine the reason behind his actions . >> we still do not know what his motives were. >> reporter: peoples served in the army and also the army reserves. he had no criminal history. he was

maureen naylor is live in our studio with the new help offered today and local connections to the firemaureen? >> reporter: the director of stanford's french department is in paris right now. she saw the notre dame fire from her apartment and called it surreal. meanwhile the head of one of the biggest silicon companies today promises the company will be helping with reconstruction and he says the fundraising has already raised more than half $1 million. >> -- >> reporter: one day after fire engulfed the notre dame theater, help is pouring in from around the world to rebuild the landmark including from silicon valley. apple ceo, tim cook tuesday tweeted "we are heartbroken for the french people and those around the world for whom notre dame is a symbol of hope." he added that they would be helping to rebuild notre dame. the company has not disclosed a dollar figure. a pledge comes after what has been called a spectacular rate of fundraising for the damaged monument. multiple french billionaires have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to build a historic cathedral. including the hus

. >> maureen naylor in our san jose studio. >>> san jose county supervisors heard about 5 hours of public comment about possible changes to the counties sanctuary policies. the debate comes as a death of debbie larson in her home back in february. san jose police say the suspect was in the united states illegally. he had been freed from county jail despite several requests from i.c.e. that they be notified before his release. 160 people gave public comment today and the majority of them opposed changes to the sanctuary policy. >> we need to treat everyone with respect and dignity. in order to do that, we must treat everyone equally. >> the state and county sanctuary policies are harboring illegal aliens and criminal resident aliens. >> the draft proposal would allow the county to notified the federal agencies if detainees who are convicted of a serious and violent felony is being released. >>> attorney general, william barto congress he will release a redacted version of the mole report on the rest investigation within a week. house democrats have called for the full report to be released

ktvo's maureen naylor san jose us about the new health announced today and local connections to the fire. >> ahead of stanford's french department is in paris right now. she saw the fire from her apartment and called it surreal. more than half $1 billion has been pledged to help with reconstruction including money promised from one of the silicon valley's largest tech companies. >> reporter: one day after fire engulfed the notre dame cathedral, help us pouring in from around the world to rebuild the landmark including from silicon valley. apple ceo, tim cook tweeted tuesday, "we are heartbroken for the french people and those around the world for those whom notre dame is a symbol of hope" adding that apple will be helping to restore the precedents precious heritage. they have not quoted a dollar figure. this pledge after a spectacular rate of fundraising for the landmark. multiple french billionaires have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild the historic cathedral including the husband of salma hayek. he along with the family behind l'oreal and the french luxury fashion com

. >> maureen naylor joins us live from the san jose studio with how this veteran of public services being remembered. >> tributes are pouring in from family, friends and prominent democrats, remembering the east bay representative and the legacy she left behind. >> by then i was calling it a c bump. >> ellen tauscher is being remembered as a brilliant public servant. the democratic representative one of the first women to hold a seat on the new york stock exchange and after 12 years in congress worked as the under secretary of state for president obama. monday, she died at stamford hospital. her family says after a battle with pneumonia since january. >> he said, you have a very, very big tumor in your esophagus. >> it marks the last health bottle for the alamo resident. two years ago, the former u.s. representative spoke about her successful fight against stage iii is off of the esophageal cancer while negotiating a treaty with russia . >> i just have to outlive my cancer. >> after eight rounds of chemo, she did only for cancer but continued to have complications. in a statement, her fam

maureen naylor is an san jose. >> reporter: i am in front of juvenile hall.ame is not released because of his age. police called the surveillance video brutal. it starts in the middle of a carjacking on coldwater drive in east san jose. you see the owner of the car trying to get his keys back when the hooded criminal with a backpack gets out and starts punching the great gun father . >> he jumped in the car and i reached in and grabbed him and tried to pull him back but he punched me and broke my glasses. and that's how i got all of these cuts right here. that i couldn't, i started bleeding so i could not see him. >> reporter: hector estrada was unloading his groceries when