two people killed in a hit and run, a third killed in the milpitas stabbing. as we're learning more, we're also learning about some of the victims. two of those killed were a husband and a wife in san jose. they were standing right outside their home. this happened on 16th and santa clara street when the suspect drove into them. investigative reporter candice nguyen spoke with their son this afternoon. the son just lost both his parents. what a tough time for him. >> i mean, it was just a heartbreaking interview. he is their only son. lost his parents in this single, unprovoked act of violence, according to police. today, still in shock, almost exhausted when i spoke with him. he tells me his parents were foow and nguyen pham in their 70s, hit outside their own home, right next to their home. what they were doing, he tells me they were working on their house, painting the exterior. they stepped out the door to see the paint job being done. that's when the suspect intentionally ran them down, their son says. i obtained surveillance video of what happened from a

the chaos ended at a smart and final in milpitas where another person was stabbed and killed. milpitas police arrested parkourana nearby almost two hours later. >> it's a sad day in the area of san jose. >> reporter: police don't have a motive. court records show parkourana has a long criminal history, including prior convictions for felony vandalism, felony possession of a dagger, convictions for being in possession of an explosive device, a pipe bomb. he's also spent time in mental health court. today at a san jose police news conference, the mayor stopped short of suggesting parkourana should not have been free to begin with. >> when we're dealing with individuals who are repeat offenders with multiple convictions, our city, county, and state must do a better job of holding people accountable, for getting the care that they need, or getting them off our streets. parkourana lives in this duplex on kuzer road. no one answered the door when we knocked. >> it was him? i didn't know that. >> reporter: neighbors say all they saw was a s.w.a.t. team swarming the home yesterday. >>

the suspect's car and the knife have been recovered in milpitas. investigators say there's no clear reason or motive behind these attacks. and the julian section of san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we expect to see president biden sign a bill tomorrow that will keep the country from defaulting on its debt after weeks of negotiating congress has passed legislation to extend the debt ceiling and cut federal spending. reporter molly greenberg reports that the bill has critics on both sides of the aisle. president biden heralded bipartisanship from the white house friday night, a day after the senate passed a bill to remove the debt limit for two years and cut or freeze some government spending. both sides operated in good faith, both sides kept their word. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell called the deal, quote, an important step toward fiscal sanity. president biden says the key point is that the us avoided defaulting on its debts. no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic

the suspect's car and the knife have been recovered in milpitas. investigators say there's no clear reason or motive behind these attacks. and the julian section of san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. new at ten. san francisco is stepping up efforts to combat open air drug markets. the city's newly launched unified command between police, public health and the department of emergency management will soon expand to become the drug market agency coordination center in a location on market street near civic center. the mission here is to coordinate all street engagement enforcement and treatment to disrupt open air drug markets. a start date has not been announced. next week, state lawmakers will announce a proposed constitutional amendment that would codify legislation known as alexandra's law. the bill would warn convicted fentanyl dealers that if they deal again and someone dies, they could face homicide charges. the measure was rejected in the public safety committee and the state senate in april, despite having a majority of senators signed

the sprim cree spilled into milpitas.man shot another person, turning the investigation into a triple homicide. milpitas police later located the suspect at a nearby neighborhood. >> there were just tons of cars through here. there is a swim school across the street here. and no one knew what was going on. >> reporter: and police say they're looking into a possible connection between the suspect and other violent crimes that occurred in the city thursday afternoon. there is currently another scene going on at st. yawn and fourth street that police are looking into. they weren't able to connect it to the suspect but they did tell us there is likely several more incidents that they don't even know about yet. >> while we have you, this is very alarming happening in san jose and milpitas. do we know the identity of the victims yet? and if not, when will we find out? >> no, we don't. the san jose police said they're expecting to give us an update tomorrow morning. and not too long ago, i did contact milpitas police to try to g

. >> police in san jose and milpitas believe one man is responsible for four stabbings and four hit and runs throughout both cities. this is the man police took into custody last night. 31-year-old kevin parkourana of san jose. police say he is known to them, has many felonies and misdemeanors already on his record. his crime spree ultimately spanning about 20 miles across both cities. it started with the stabbing and carjacking just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon in san jose, and ultimately didn't end until he was taken into custody three hours later after a deadly stabbing in milpitas. >> during the course of our investigation, we were made aware of a homicide in the city of milpitas. the milpitas police department confirmed that they had located the carjacked vehicle that was taken in san jose and used by the suspect during his crime spree. >> so the crime spree lasted 90 minutes, but it is very complicated with six different crime scenes in two cities. let's go ahead and break it down for you. 3:11, officers responded to a stabbing and carjacking near kuzer road and dellwood way in

a third person hurt re third person was bed to death in milpitas. this afternoon, the suspect remains in custody. they were four different locations involved in this. it all started at the san jose pepper tree neighborhood and ended more than one hour later in milpitas. >> we are getting a first look at the suspect accused of carrying out these series of attacks. he is 31-year-old kevin parkourana . s.w.a.t. stormed his house before taking him into custody yesterday. there are still a lot of questions and concerns now in the south bay. >> fear has filled the minds of so many people here in the south bay. although police say there is no threat to the public, there are people who tell us their safety has been shattered and it will be a while before they feel safe again. >> when it happened, i was really surprised. it is like, a safe neighborhood. it is like, whoa. it scares me a little because i can't walk around -- it feels like i can't walk around as much by myself or late at night. >> this deadly spree happened in broad daylight. the first incident

it ended an hour later in milpitas. the attacks happened at four different locations and justin andrews is live at smart and final in milpitas this morning. where the last of those deadly stabbings occurred. and justin, a lot of new information is coming in this morning. but police so far saying one person is actually behind all of this, right? >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly what police are telling us and all of this happened while customers were going in and out of the store here. keep in mind, the victims that we know so far, police telling us there possibly could be more because they're investigating to see if this guy committed other crimes across the south bay. so take a look at the video that we have here and i want to show you the guy who police arrested. our cameras were right there while he was sitting on the curb in cuffs before he was put into that police cruiser. here's how he ended up in cuffs though. police got called to cruiser road and dellwood way in the city's pepper tree neighborhood. this was arou

the area of milpitas. >> reporter: police don't have a motive. court records show a long criminal history, including prior convictions for felony vand level, felony possession of a dagger, convictions for being in possession of an explosive device. a pipe bomb. he's spent time in mental health court. today the mayor stopped just short of suggesting parkourana should not have been free to begin with. >> it seems when we're dealing with individuals, repeat offenders with multiple convictions, our city, county, and state must do a better job of holding people accountable for getting the care that they need or getting them off our streets. parkourana lives in this duplex on kuzer road. no one answered when we knocked. >> oh, it was him? i didn't know that. >> reporter: neighbors say all they saw was a s.w.a.t. team swarming the home late yesterday. >> they had their guns ready. so i kind of got nervous and shaking. it's like -- so we tried to get our family away from the closest walls in case of gunshots. >> reporter: additionally, milpitas police ch

we saw milpitas police patrol cars here as well. damian trujillo will pick up our coverage for this afternoon and will be here. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> as kris was saying, we will be at the press conference for you later today. we'll bring you updates both on air as well as online at nbcbayarea.com. if you haven't done so, a great time to download our free nbc bay area news app. you can get the alerts sent straight to your phone when we make those updates. >>> we're also following more breaking news for you this midday out of san mateo county, where at least one student at san mateo high school has been stabbed and left with minor injuries. you're looking right now at the police presence around that school. this is from nbc bay area's skyranger shot earlier today. this is north delaware street. it happened around 9:45 this morning on the first day of summer school. that school we're told is now secure. there were no other injuries being reported at this time. >>> let's talk about alphabet, the google parent company. wel

by then the suspect had made it to milpitas. rampage left three people dead, three hurt and two with life threatening injuries. the attacks happened at four different locations. it began in san jose's pepper tree neighborhood a little after 3 p.m. the first stabbing and carjacking happened at kooser and dellwood. the suspect then drove to the target at hillsdale and ross where he stabbed a second victim according to police and made off with their car. eventually he hit and killed two pedestrians on santa clara street east of downtown. then in milpitas police say this guy stabbed and killed another person in the parking lot of a smart and final grocery store and so brought adtial fibasical plain clothes detectives on the ground inside of the ceremony. at that time we had a photo, so we knew who we were looking for. we didn't know the identity, but we knew what they looked like. >> police surrounded him on arizona avenue next to milpitas high school. the suspect surrendered to them without incident. police response included milpit

officers were able to catch up to the suspect near milpitas high school. investigators believe that the man in this video in handcuffs is the one that terrorized the south bay. >> as of right now we feel comfortable that there is no ongoing threat to the public, and i want everybody rest assured and feeling safe tonight. >> reporter: police are still looking into other potential crimes. >> if anybody has more information about incidents involving violent felonies that occurred during this afternoon time period in san jose other jurisdictions, we want to know about those. >> reporter: for ordonez it wil take time for him to feel safe again after hearing about this crime spree. >> it scares me a little becaus i cannot -- it feels like i can't walk around that much by myself, or like late at night. >> reporter: the big question i what led the suspect to commit all these crimes? police say they don't have a motive yet. >>> we are of course hoping to learn much more about this. we are told that the two people wh survived the stabbings do have life-threatening i

now they caught parker on near milpitas high school. actually, while the graduation was going on and police actually put undercover officers in that graduation to try to make sure that he was not there. but police tell us he is no stranger to law enforcement. the suspect was known to the sounds police department. >> and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. the suspect was also active probation out of santa clara county. >> now, chief mana goes on to say what they're trying to do is figure out exactly how the system failed, how this unthinkable rampage occurred yesterday by this suspect. that's something that they want to look at where they can improve in this criminal justice system. so something like this does not happen again. and those victims that were stabbed, they are still in the hospital. but i've been told that they have ben stabilize. that's the latest here on this investigation. for now, we're live here in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right, justin, thank you for that. and tonight, a witnesses tellin

zach: the crime spree expanded in milpitas, in the parking lot of a smart and final. the victim, a 27-year-old man, was pronounced dead hours later. as the search progressed, we are now learning there were concerns over a graduation ceremony at a local high school happening at the same time as the crimes. >> we moved officers to perimeter positions to make sure people were protected. zach: the ceremony was not interrupted as the suspect was taken into custody in a dramatic scene. emerged from a parked vehicle and officers took him into custody on arizona avenue west a quarter mile from where the stabbings took place. zach: 37-year-old kevin parknoura is known to law enforcement and has several felony misdemeanor convictions, something abc 7 discovered through court documents. parkourana has struggled with mental health, one factor they are investigating as they search for a motive. >> we are looking at mental health, his prior history to see what the motive was. again, this is still the beginning but investigation. zach: now possible motives are underway. the mourning

this started after 3:00 this afternoon in san jose and ended about 90 minutes later in milpitas where police arrested the man in this video. we saw him sitting on the curb in handcuffs. police said the suspect stabbed a total of thre people and rammed at least thre others with a carjacked vehicle andrea nakano is in san jose tonight with us with the latest on this baffling chain of events. >> reporter: it was an extremel chaotic and baffling day at the south bay. i am here at the target where one of the incidents happened. as you can see behind me, this whole area still cordoned off with crime tape and several police officer are at the scene. according to police, three people have been went on a stabbing spree from here to milpitas. >> when it happened i was reall surprised. it is like a safe neighborhood, so it is like wow >> reporter: residents were terrified by the string of stabbings. the first incidents happened just after 3:00 at the corner. police said that a victim was stabbed during the carjacking and has life-threatening injuries. then about 20 minutes later the suspect stru

less than 100 yards away at milpitas high school. the chief outlined the actions they took to keep everyone inside the ceremony safe. we had the tough choice. do we do we end the ceremony, which could create additional issues? or do we provide some type of site security the best that we can. we brought in additional officers to basically surround the ceremony, and then we put plainclothes detectives on the ground inside of the ceremony. at that time, we had a photo, so we knew who we were looking for. the chief went on to say the graduation ceremony went on uninterrupted, and police say the suspect has been involved in other crimes in the past. and was currently on probation. ctv's brooks took a deep dive into the suspect's background. this violent suspect was taken into custody, ending the possibility of further bloodshed. three dead and three hurt caused by stabbing and car ramming. san jose police say the crime spree that played out thursday afternoon was at the hands of 31 year old kevin parker. the suspect was known to the san j

less than 100 yards away at milpitas high school. the chief today outlined the actions they took to keep everyone safe inside the ceremony. we had the tough choice. do we? do we end the ceremony, which could create additional issues or or do we provide some type of site security the best that we can? we brought in additional officers to basically surround the ceremony, and then we put plainclothes detectives on the ground inside of the ceremony. and at that time, we had a photo. so we knew who we were looking for. the chief went on to say the graduation ceremony went on uninterrupted. we continue our team coverage now with ktvu brooks jarocz. he has been digging into the suspect's background in criminal history. birx joining us live now outside of the san jose police department headquarters. brooks, what have you learned? we have learned that this suspect was on probation and well known to police. in fact, he was convicted of several violent assaults and also spent some time in mental health court. and in at least one instance told p

people dead, several others injured after a man went on a violent carjacking spree in san jose and milpitas. >> the suspect now in custody. thanks so much for watching here on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. grant the night off. >> we are getting our first look at the man accused of a violent crime spree which unfolded across 2 south bay cities happened yesterday afternoon. our kron s justin campbell is live for us in san jose has been following the latest development all day long for us. what's the latest? >> good evening, catherine. and vicki, we learned from police chief anthony mata this afternoon that all of these victims were random. alleged suspect went on this violent killing spree throughout 2 cities yesterday, killing 3 people injuring 5 in san jose in milpitas. look at your screen. police have charged. 31 year-old kevin parker runa charging him with multiple counts of homicide and attempted murder. there is no he will remain behind bars tonight. now yesterday will go to a map. you can see starting around 3 o'clock. allegedly stabbed someone at who

south bay morning tonight after the crime rampage that spanned through san jose and milpitas. three people were killed and five others injured. we are learning more about two of the victims, they have yet to be officially identified but we found a small memorial on the corner of east santa clara and 16th street in san jose. neighbors still in disbelief after the suspect allegedly ran down three people in front of their home, killing two of them. >> to pull into the driveway and hit them and leave, something has to be wrong with him. they were just working on their house, they were friendly to everybody in the neighborhood. >> new surveillance video is giving us a glimpse of the suspect driving in the neighborhood, you can see him turn around on the upper corner, as people casually go about their business, not knowing anything is wrong. the killings were part of the two hour-long spree that started in san jose pepper tree neighborhood a little after 3:00 p.m. yesterday. the suspect stabbed and carjacked two separate people about three miles apart. he was driving a stolen car ,

milpitas police responded to another stabbing near the 400 block of jacklin road.victim did not survive. but that's when the crime spree finally came to an end, at milpitas police arrested that man in a nearby neighborhood. we expect this afternoon san jose police are going to give us an update about that. we also know that mayor matt mahan also responded. >> yes, he did. san jose mayor mahan tweeted this statement last night, posting, quote, i am sickened by the senseless violence that took place in our city tonight. there are no words that can convey how sorry i am to the victims's loved ones whose lives have been forever altered. san jose mourns with you. he also thanked police for their quick work to make an arrest and more details would come out in the days ahead. we'll, of course, continue to follow all of those details as they emerge. there's still a lot of unknowns with this case, including the identities of the victims. we'll bring you the latest updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> just in, authorities are working to find out what started a ca

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and a third person was stabbed to death in milpitas. the violent spree started in san jose's pepper tree neighborhood. the attacks happened here. justin andrews is live for us all morning long in san jose and right now he's at police headquarters and justin, police are telling us so far, that they believe one man was behind all of this? right? >> reporter: yeah. one guy and the number of victims that we know in this so far could possibly change because we know police are investigating to see if this guy is connected to any other crimes. that may have happened in the south bay. let's get to this video here. this is video of the guy in cuffs and this is -- actually silting on the curb here before he was put into that police cruiser. here's how he ended up in cuffs though. police got called to kooser road and dellwood way in the city's pepper tree neighborhood. this was around 3:11 yesterday afternoon. that's where police say the suspect stabbed someone, leaving them with life-threatening injuries. police say the victim's car was then stol

lot on jacklin road before he was finally arrested by milpitas police. this is the man police have in custody, 31-year-old kevin parkourana. we'll tell you more about him in a moment. but first our betty yu has more on the san jose couple who was hit and killed. >> reporter: people have been stopping by this makeshift memorial to remember the elderly couple that was killed. the pham's in a random senseless crime scene. the family says they're mourning together inside the home and declined to speak on camera. surveillance video shows the terrifying final moments of mr. and mrs. pham's lives. min tran said he was working on repainting the couple's home when the suspect hit them with the stolen car. >> hit you on the leg? >> i don't know where, but he hurt my body. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: min said he noticed the car speed up. >> he went five and hit me. >> reporter: investigators collected evidence for hours thursday. two hats, a shirt, and a shoe could be seen on the ground. family members say the pham's were in their mid-70s and lived in the home with

>> thanks to the swift actions of the officers of the san jose police department as well as the milpitas police department, this violent suspect was taken into custody, ending the possibility of further bloodshed. >> there is a lot to digest here. here's the timeline as we know it. police say it started around 3:10 yesterday afternoon in south san jose. here you go. crime scene number one. parkourana is accused of stabbing a man near kooser road and dellwood way, then stealing that man's minivan. that stabbing victim is expected to survive. the next crime scene, about 20 minutes later. parkourana is accused of stabbing another person, another driver in a target parking lot on hillsdale avenue. he also stole that driver's car and ran over a pedestrian as he drove off. both of those victims are expected to be okay. crime scene number three now, 10th and santa clara in downtown san jose around 4:00 p.m. the suspect rammed another car and stabbed the driver. police say parkourana ran over three more people just blocks away on santa clara and 16th street. two of those victims died at the scen

after a short time, milpitas police took the suspect into custody. police did not release his age but said he's an adult man. they believe this man is linked to both crimes in milpitas and san jose. >> we feel comfortable that there's no ongoing threat to the public. i want to assure everybody in the city that they should feel safe tonight, knowing that we have done our job as officers. reporter: three people were killed and three injured. >> shocking. we don't have this type of activity around here at all. reporter: police say this is just a basic timeline. they are still gathering information. they don't have a motive at this time. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: just wild. thank you very much. the san jose mayor released this statement. it reads in part, are expected to give more updates tomorrow. you can tune into there's news conference -- their news conference wherever you stream. search abc 7 bay area to download the app. ama: new developments from d.c. tonight and that disaster averted on the u.s. debt ceiling. dan: the senate followed the ho

three people dead, one person behind bars for life in milpitas.nannies and childcare workers on edge after some of them are being targeted by thieves. now, what some are now doing to protect themselves and the children around them. and wildfire season kicks off in several bay area cities have cal fires preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. 759 is your time. welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is friday, june second. a little brighter behind us but not that big golden glow. we expect this time of year. see paul says here to detail a bit of a warm up, a little bit of sunshine here. not a but it loos starting to burn off here, even out towards sfo. temperatures had a lot of 40s. now we're seeing 50s more sunshine, fog is starting to retreat back to the coast. you can take a look at i mean, there's still plenty santa clara valley from about oh point raised bolinas. all the way along the san mateo coast down to monterey. but what's inland? i think it's going t

parker on a was carried out those attacks in at least 6 different locations across san jose and milpitas e reportedly started by stabbing a person at kooser road and dellwood way. police say he then hit 3 pedestrians, killing 2 of them in downtown san jose. and then allegedly finally stabbing and killing a man at a smart and final in milpitas, which is where police caught him. the victims have been identified as a 26 year-old from a 71 year-old from san jose. >> and a 73 year-old from san jose kron. 4 charles clifford was in the court hearing today and has more. >> well, here in san jose, the man accused of murdering 3 people last week in a crime spree was expected to appear before a judge for his initial arraignment. but we're told he refused to appear in the courtroom despite his noncompliance, the case against him is moving forward earlier today. >> we filed multiple murder, attempted murder and carjacking charges against defendant kevin parker on >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says that he believes the evidence against kevin parker on a is overwhelming. if convict

we do have names a 26 year-old from milpitas. a 71 year-old from san jose and a 73 year-old from san jose. the suspects was a no show in court today for an initial arraignment on multiple charges. he refused to appear before a judge. police say kevin parker on a carried out these deadly attacks in at least 6 locations across san jose and milpitas. he reportedly started by stabbing a person near kooser road and dellwood way. police say he then hit 3 pedestrians with a vehicle, killing 2 of them. that was in downtown san jose. he then they say stabbed. a person killing them at a smart and final store in milpitas. that is where police caught him. despite his lack of cooperation. the case against him is moving forward. earlier today. >> we filed multiple murder, attempted murder and carjacking charges against defendant kevin parker on if convicted of these crimes, he will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> san jose police say the suspect does have a criminal record. they have not identified a motive, but they say some of the at

the rest of the suspect was made in milpitas. police in both cities say this complicated investigation is ongoing. >> all right. we're going to shift gears. we want to show you take a look. i'm a woman is caught on camera dangerously close to a bison in yellowstone national park. she is trying to take a selfie. the bison had come to rest just feet from a parking lot at the wyoming part, the person who took the video says that they were in disbelief when they saw her posing right next to this huge animal. the national park service's bison are unpredictable and have injured people in the past. the fact they warn visitors to stay 25 yards away from wildlife, at least 25 she was lucky his somebody the other day was seen doing that. they get charged to charged. you know, the bull bison can weigh over 2000 pounds and the females are about half that of 1000 pounds. >> and they're wild animals. and that's not a zoo or anything. is nature and it seems to happen every summer and the that wraps kron. 4 news tonight at 10. coming up next spo

ctv's james torres in milpitas now where one of the attacks happened.ning to you. while the crime spring ended right here in the parking lot of this smart and final here in milpitas, police say it all started at about 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. and they say they now have one person arrested, connected to each one of those crimes. we'll show you a map that kind of displays where it all happened, spanning from san jose over to milpitas. again, all starting just after 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday afternoon. it started in san jose along cougar lane. police report and then ran off h their car. officers say that suspect went to the parking lot of a target along hillsdale avenue where the suspect, the man is accused of stabbing a second person, stole another car and hit someone as they took off. at this point, that's two stabbings, two stolen cars and three victims. the crime spree continues. when the suspect ran the stolen car into two other people, killing both of them. that happened near the intersection of santa clara street and south 16th street.

last october, five inmates at elmwood correctional facility in milpitas beat her up in a cell. she was hospitalized with a concussion and a broken nose. after digging into the case for months, our investigative reporter, candice nguyen, finally obtained the report about that incident. according to the report, one of the attackers told investigators she attacked o'connor because of the nature of her criminal case, specifically the child endangerment charges. >> so prisoners have their own code of ethics if you will, and they have a point where certainly crimes are not acceptable. protective custody, isolation is probably the safest thing for you. >> all right. investigative reporter candice nguyen is with us now. what's the sheriff's reaction to what happened inside -- that's elmwood, correct, in milpitas? >> i reached out to them. they say safety is their highest priority. i learned in this report, it's 18 pages, that a sheriff's deputy actually offered shannon o'connor protective custody shortly before placing her in that cell where she was beat up. she declined that for reaso

well in the 400 block of jacqueline road in milpitas. his family says they're still in shock by the horrific loss san jose and milpitas police eventually arrested the suspect, hiding behind a delivery van in milpitas. it's clear that the officers efforts to arrest to locate and arrest him as quickly as they did save more lives. neighbors told fox two last week corona has a history of mental illness. legal analyst steven clark says that could be key as the case moves through the legal system. i think what you'll see the defense do is begin the reverse engineering of mr. corona's mental health history. is he competent to assist his counsel in the proceedings moving forward? does he appreciate the legal process going on and what was his mental condition at the time of this crime spree? while prosecutors and defense lawyers prepare their cases for court, one victim who hoped to look his attacker in the eye tuesday says he's not deterred and wants to see justice served. i wanted to get a chance to look at him in the eye, but, you know, it wou

then another person was stabbed at a milpitas shopping center.brought this story to you last night as breaking news in ktvu jesse gary begins our team coverage this evening with the very latest on the spree. there was no reason for it. these people didn't hurt. nobody they were good people. friday multiple communities across the south bay struggling to make sense of a 24 hour old crime spree that killed three people and injured three others. suspect kevin parker allegedly started his violent attacks near his home on kooser avenue in the blossom hills section of san jose. two days ago. i did see him. he was getting out of his car with his mom, and he looked he looked like good. he looked fine. like wouldn't have suspected the next day. anything like this would have happened. an army of police officers converged on the home, but too late to prevent the multiple crimes. investigators say purana stabbed and multiple victims at shopping areas in south san jose . some patrons say violent crime is sweeping across the region. can you see here with my fam

milpitas.olice arrested a man in the area who they said had blood on his clothes and they believe he's connected to the stabbing and carjackings in san jose. we spoke to shoppers in the target parking lot about multiple people being stabbed and in broad daylight. it seems like any corner you turn now, there can be something going on. i live by san jose city college. sometimes it's the most beautiful neighborhood and sometimes, you know, i find out something happened one street away and it's very shocking. now because police do believe they have the right person in custody. they are saying that there is no longer a threat to the public. however, there was another incident on fourth street in saint john in san jose that they are investigating to find out whether or not it's connected to these cases. mike lamonica, did the suspect say anything to police when he was taken into custody that we know of tonight? we don't know. we did ask san jose police if they knew of a motive. of course, they're con

and then they say that he stabbed and killed a man at a smart and final in milpitas.him despite his lack of cooperation. the case against him does move forward. >> earlier today we filed multiple murder, attempted murder and carjacking charges against defendant kevin parker on if convicted of these crimes, he will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> and san jose police say he does have a criminal record already. they have not identified a motive at this point. >> santa rosa police are determining is racist and anti-semitic mail received by teachers and administration at rincon valley. middle school was sent by a student. that's what they're thinking in the morning. looking into investigation is currently ongoing to determine if a crime was committed or if hate speech was involved last september, anti-semitic flyers were tossed onto lawns and driveways nearby. the santa rosa city school district superintendent has yet to comment. alameda county da pamela price is now facing calls reopen the investigation into the shooting death of eric salgado was back in june of

officers in milpitas arrested that suspect.in, they believe this person is connected to the two stabbings in san jose and somebody happening in milpitas as well. no word yet on a motive. we have multiple crews on the scene. we're going to continue to follow this and bring you the latest on our 11:00 news. >>> let's take you outside now on this thursday evening. a live look at the golden gate bridge. vianey arana, our meteorologist, going to join us next with the forecast. >>> and welcome bay fc. we'll intntroduce youou to the area's newest professional area's newest professional womes soccen'n' asr a proro, floor anandr is m my go-to toto get it al. tile, woodod, stone, asr a proro, floor anandr is m my go-to toto get it al. ininstallationon mamaterials, t tools — they've gogot it all.. and, they'y've got my y b. they've gogot it all.. at flooror and decoror, witho bebenefits andnd services,, we've gogot you covevered. discscover flooror and decoror! we've gogot you covevered. paradontntax blood d when you brush could lead to o

after a short time, milpitas police took the suspect into custody.d not release his age but said he's an adult man. they believe this man is linked to both crimes in milpitas and san jose. >> we feel comfortable that there's no ongoing threat to the public. i want to assure everybody in the city that they should feel safe tonight, knowing that we have done our job as officers. reporter: three people were killed and three injured. >> shocking. we don't have this type of activity around here at all. reporter: police say this is just a basic timeline. they are still gathering information. they don't have a motive at this time. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: just wild. thank you very much. the san jose mayor released this statement. it reads in part, are expected to give more updates tomorrow. you can tune into there's news conference -- their news conference wherever you stream. search abc 7 bay area to download the app. ama: new developments from d.c. tonight and that disaster averted on the u.s. debt ceiling. dan: the senate followed the house in app

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san jose and milpitas police eventually arrested the suspect hiding behind a delivery van in milpitas. it's clear that the officer's efforts to arrest to locate and arrest him as quickly as they did save more lives. neighbors told fox two last week. parker corona has a history of mental illness. legal analyst steven clark says that could be key as the case moves through the legal system. i think what you'll see the defense do is begin the reverse engineering of mr. parker. mental health history is he competent to assist his counsel in the proceedings moving forward? does he appreciate the legal process going on and what was his mental condition at the time of this crime spree? while prosecutor and defense lawyers prepare their cases for court, one victim who hoped to look his attacker in the eye tuesday says he's not deterred and wants to see justice served. i wanted to get a chance to look at him in the eye, but, you know, it would have mean something to me. it would have mean nothing to him. nothing parker, on his arraignment, is continued until thursday, and it is unclear if he has

parker was taken into custody in milpitas. the san jose police department says that he does have a criminal record. there is nothing that we could have done that would have prevented meanwhile, district attorney ross and says that his office has reviewed the suspect's history. we certainly will look. >> and continue to look very carefully at everything within our our office but we file charges based upon what we can prove and we find what we can prove. and we proved that we file and that's what we've done in this case. >> all right. now the suspect is expected to appear in court on thursday. we don't know if that will actually physically be in the courtroom or if you might appear over video. but hearing is scheduled for thursday. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. we have new details now on the woman and her 2 children who were found dead inside of a fremont home on monday. >> none of the victims have been identified by authorities. just yes, the woman is believed to be in her late

police say the suspect headed to milpitas, where he stabbed and killed another person in the parking lot of a smart and final at approximately 430. milpitas pd was responding to a homicide incident which eventually started as a stabbing incident near the smart and final store on jacqueline road. milpitas police arrested a man in the area who they said had blood on his clothes and they believe he's connected to the stabbings and carjackings in san jose. we spoke to shoppers in the target parking lot about multiple people being stabbed and in broad daylight. it seems like any corner you turn now, there can be something going on. i live by san jose city college. sometimes it's the most beautiful neighborhood and sometimes you know, i find out something happened. one street away and it's very shocking now, again, because police believe they do have the right person in custody. there is no longer a threat to the public. however, they are still investigating an incident that happened on fourth street in saint john in san jose. and they're going to find out whether or not it's connected to

but then we go miles away into milpitas, where all comes to an end. a long jaclyn road at the smart and final shopping center. the suspect is accused of stabbing a third person, killing them in the parking lot. police then arrested the man shortly thereafter. all about an hour after the first crime, leaving many wondering why this happened . it seems like any corner you turn now, there can be something going on. i live by san jose city college. sometimes it's the most beautiful neighborhood and sometimes you know, i find out something happened. one street away and it's very shocking. san jose mayor matt mehan tweeted a statement saying in part, i am sickened by how sorry i am to te victim's loved ones whose lives have been forever altered. san jose mourns with you. police have not yet identified the suspect, nor have they given us the identities of the three people who were killed. we have reached out to police this morning. they say they are planning to give us an update a little later today. we've also reached out to the santa clara county coroner's

a 27 year-old man at smart and final in milpitas before getting arrested. suspect was known. >> to the sounds police department. and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. the suspect was also active probation out of santa clara county. police chief anthony mata says the system failed do have to look at what went wrong. why a man with multiple felony convictions was able to carry out an unimaginable crime. >> police are still trying to figure out a motive on why he carried out this deadly rampage. but we did get an update for the other victims that are in the hospital. we're told that they are stable. they did have life-threatening stab wounds. reporting live here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news site just in an earlier today we spoke to san jose mayor matt mahan about the deadly crime spree. >> he says the community safety is a top priority on the list of things that he wants to improve in that city. >> the truth far too many of us don't feel as safe as we should in our in our own neighborhoods. and that's why i've made improving safety.

this ended more than an hour later in milpitas. in those attacks happened at four different locations. you see them on this map in house but up they were. our justin andrews is live at san jose. and, justin, police are sayi committed r crimss reththey ar seeing if there are any other crimes that he could be connected to. but i am going to connect your attention to the screener here. he was sitting on the curb. this is before he was put into the police cruiser. this was yesterday. i want to explain to you how he got arrested. police got the call to kooser road and dellwood way in the city's pepper tree neighborhood. it was around 3:11 yesterday afternoon. that is when they said he stabbed someone leaving the situps x' victims with injuries. he went approximately two miles way to mile avenue where he stole another vehicle, stabbed the driver, and stopped in that parking lot as he sped off. the second suspect was left with life-threatening injuries. the person struck by the car had injuries but they were not life-threatening. the crim

. >> theretiple investigation going on i milpitas as well as link to what happened in san jose. you can see heavy police response in this video out of milpitas with police running to the scene of that stabbing. this is in the parking lot of a smart and final store. >> the suspect was arrested a short distance away without incident. we will have an update at 11:00. dan: thank you for joining for the special edition of abc7news. let's move to the new role for a controversial figure in the bay area. ama: he is now leading the new criminal law and justice center. a reporter sat with him to discuss the new job and life after the recall. >> the internationally renowned berkeley law also national school has a new hire, a man who recently made national headlines. >> the former san district attorney who was recalled last year now named as executive director of the new criminal law and justice center at uc berkeley. the university says the center will be a research and advocacy hub to boost berkeley law school around criminal justice. >> we've got to do the work to see if it bears out and

lot of green on the map. 8.80, cilantro down in milpitas. 22 minutes there. maybe you're traveling northbound southbound through 6.80, from san ramon, personal. you are at the limit and crockett out towards the maze. 17 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 6.19, in oakland. mayor sheng tao is making an update now to her proposed one. oakland, a budget. >> the mayor confirms 27 million dollars will go towards the oakland fire department to boost emergency response times and maintain staffing levels. >> we're here to announce a significant commitment to our one oakland budget. that ensures the oakland fire department can continue to service and serve the entire city in an effective and equitable way. >> mayor tell also recognized the fire chief doctor reginald freeman, who is retiring after a 22 year careers service in the fire department. damon covington, the current deputy chief of fire operations was named interim fire. chief. it's 6.20, right now. and as we head into the summer months, lawmakers in dc are trying to come up with wa

a 27 year-old man at smart and final in milpitas before getting arrested. suspect was known. >> to the sounds police department. and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. the suspect was also on active probation out of santa clara county. police chief anthony mata says the system failed. they'll have to look at what went wrong. why a man with multiple felony convictions was able to carry out an unimaginable crime. >> police are still trying to figure out a motive on why he went on a deadly killing spree reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> i it hit me. in foot. >> still ahead, we're going to hear from this man. he's a possible key witness to what happened and he gives us a better understanding of the moments leading up to the 3 deaths. >> the oakland police department is searching for a suspect in connection to the shooting of a 4 year-old girl. this is 19 year-old le marais and griffin. police say he is wanted in the shooting that happened wednesday night on 68th avenue in oakland. officers say the child is in stable condi

a 27 year-old man at smart and final in milpitas before getting arrested. suspect was known. >> to the sounds police department. and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. the suspect was also on active probation out of santa clara county. police chief anthony mata says the system failed. they'll have to look at what went wrong. why a man with multiple felony convictions was able to carry out an unimaginable crime. >> police are still trying to figure out a motive on why he went on a deadly killing spree reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. and police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. kron four's gayle ong was at the scene and brings us the latest details. >> that gunshot victim is expected to survive. he was treated by an off-duty trauma surgeon before first responders arrived to the scene. >> screams echoing through the street in san francisco's tenderloin district just before 12, 15 friday afternoon. i just heard too. this off-duty trauma surgeon jumped into action