i'd like to introduce nancy o'malley. she is the district attorney for alameda county. >> thank you and good morning. or afternoon. thank you for being here. it's so critically important to make sure that the community knows by working with -- or through the media about this incredible outcome of this horrific case. i want to start by adding my thank yous to the other speakers. in particular to the leadership of district attorney anne marie schubert who did bring us all back together two years ago all of the jurisdictions that had a case that we believed were committed by the same person. not all of the cases had dna. but many did. but all of the cases that we believe this individual committed are tied by either his modus operandi or by dna. and i, like all of us that have spoken are so thankful and appreciative of the work of the teams and the commitment after so many years. the last few weeks i've been speaking quite a bit on the issue around testing sexual assault kits. there's a documentary that is just been released

now, district attorney nancy o'malley's office is investigating the police shooting. but the family says they are frustrated with the pace of the investigation. >> we have to relive this over and over again as a mother, not having the time to grieve.you know, they so used to seeing you doing a whole lot of crying and no investigation. >> right. >> but i'm a mother that gonna look into it myself, which i have been doing. >> right. >> reporter: the officer, joseph mateu, is on desk duty. the family wants him fired and prosecuted. the family has hired a lawyer, john burris. he is planning on filing a lawsuit against bart police. reporting live here in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> it now appears even more likely the u.s. will strike back at syria for it suspected chemical attack against civilians. mola lenghi reports on the president's social media warning. >> reporter: with u.s. warships moving into position for a possible missile strike against syria, president trump issued an ominous warning on twitter this morning: >> reporter: a spokesman for russia's for

police officer the beginning of the year will meet again with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley on april 11. >> they met yesterday with the district attorney about the investigation but the meeting was not productive. trim ones rob malcolm says about 100 protesters marched through downtown oakland to show support for the family. >> reporter: in an impromptu gathering marchers walked and headed inside the bart station at 12th street where trains were delayed for a period of time. the gathering later moved on to downtown demanding justice for sahleem tindle. earlier, members from this thing group were gathered at the second floor offices of alameda county district attorney, nancy o'malley. they look for answers in the shooting death of sahleem tindle by a bart police officer in early january. it took friends and family members nearly a month to schedule the meeting with the da. a handful went inside for the meeting, armed with 16 questions and emerged with more questions. >> what is your perspective on the countless killings by law enforcement? she says she cannot comment. we aske

county d-a nancy o'malley was part of an investigative team formed 2 years ago...linked to the golden state killer. now she's hoping this case will bring attention to the backlog of untested rape kits. <"as the rape kits were being tested the dna the dna was ( james ) in the east ( james ) in the east bay... a family is pleading to keep the woman who killed their granddaughters in jail. megan hogg was convicted of killing her three daughters in 19-99... and sentenced to 25 years. this month she was up for parole... and was approved to be released next year. but her family knew nothing about the hearing... they believe she hasn't served her time. the family is now working with the san mateo county district attorney's office to keep hogg behind bars. ( james ) the d-a and the family is asking the parole board to re-review hogg's case... and is aruging that she's had serious violations in

coming up at 7:30 am we will be joint here by alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. in our 8:00 hour we will talk with the chondroplasty -- contra costa da. >> in other news police in petaluma arrested a man who was wanted for not registering as a sex offender. he was arrested yesterday. police say he tried to run away from them. investigators say he had a gun in his possession. he has six outstanding warrants for drug and weapons offenses and for not registering as a sex offender. >>> vallejo police are looking for police -- suspect. police were called to a scene at main street near independence park before 5 pm. officers found a man shot outside one of the apartment holdings. he was shot several times and his injuries are in his arms and legs. they're not considered life- threatening. police are looking for the attacker. the victim was arguing with the shooter before he opened fire. >>> there was an arrest last night on a man accused at firing a shot at the hayward part station. the station was shot down. the police officer was not hurt and neither was anyone else.

his family met with alameda county district attorney, nancy o'malley, with their questions about the investigation. >> what is your perspective on the countless killings by law enforcement? she says she cannot comment. we asked mr. o'malley, in terms of bart's jurisdiction, do they have a separate jurisdiction than the opd? she cannot give us a fact if there is a jurisdiction between the two. >> they said yesterday's meeting was not productive or -- but they will meet again with nancy o'malley on april 11. they want the bart police chief stripped of his duty and the officer who shot sahleem tindle, joseph mateau, to be fired and charged with murder. >>> the trump administration once production quotas for immigration judges to reduce massive court back in larks -- backlogs and speed up decisions about deporting people. the justice department released new guidelines sing beginning october 1, judges have to complete 700 cases per year. right now judges complete about 678 cases per year. critics say putting speed requirements on judges will have some cases being decided without the prope

shaleem tindle's family had a meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley...out how the investigation is going and to demand charges be brought against officer mateu. the tindle family was not happy with the results of the <"we are not happy" we asked a lot of questions and she refused to answer.>( will ) the d-a's the d-a's office did not comment on the closed door meeting. bart's police chief has defended officer mateu's action. the oakland polcie department is also investigating the shooting. ( darya ) tears of joy as a san jose father is reunited with his wife and daughters... after being detained by federal immigration authorities for about six months, fernando carrillo is a free man. his deportation was given new priority under the trump administration because he'd been convicted of a dui misdemeanor in 2015. last week a federal judge withdrew the order to remove carrillo after he proved he would be persecuted in mexico. carrillo can now apply for a work permit and hopes to become a citizen one day. <"despite of all the negativity of the p

nancy o'malley today, and she and other relatives emerged from the meeting disappointed, saying that the hack lack of answers t their questions they found to be disrespectful. >> what is your perspective on the countless killings by law enforcement, she said she cannot comment. >> reporter: they are still demanding answers in the death of tyndall who was shot in the back by officers. initial reports claim tyndall had a gun, the family wants the officer involved charged with murder. their attorney has pushed for more openness of police proceedings. >> there's always been this cry that records should be open. public should know if officers have been involved in prior cases. >> reporter: he has consulted with nancy skinner who has drafted sb 1421 which would require more openness into shootings and use of force. law enforcement groups have long maintained that disciplinary records should remain profit to protect officers' clark's family is demanding more information. >> the rule ought to be that this is transparency. that's are public matters, around the people involved, the family ough

. >> alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley is a member of the special task force formed years ago with the specific mission to find the golden state killer. the focus was to use dna to identify the serial rapist, without knowing if the person was dead or alive. she says on tuesday she got the call a suspect have been arrested. >> i just yelled. in my mind i said please tell me you are not a car. >> he is a former police officer. authorities suspect he could be responsible for dozens of rapes, including one in alameda county. that crime took place at this home in fremont in 1979. a man raped a woman a point while her partner was in another room. the victim has since moved out of state, but one neighbor says she remembers the rapist was lying in wait in the victim's attic. >> candy wrappers, soda cans, he has been there. he was waiting. that was the scary part. >> this 85-year-old that what happened here shattered the neighborhood sense of security. >> everyone was thing to be careful. >> o'malley says this case and the others cannot be prosecuted, despite dna. >> at that time t

. >> that's important, according to alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. >> if the identification is made through dna that we could file charges within one year of that identification, which essentially meant we had unlimited st unlimited statute of limitations. >>> coming up "today in the bay," more about the man who police say is that golden state killer. >> 4:34 and happening today. heavy equipment will roll into concord. it will bring down whatever is left of that building dputed gu the fire. the apartment building under construction nearly burned to the ground. see the pictures there. as you see right now on "today in the bay," we did this as breaking news as pit happened on tuesday morning and late last night. it was still smoldering. firefighters were still putting out the hot spots. people living in a construction site waiting to go back home. this after evacuating during the fire. >> to a lawsuit we've been telling you about. closing arguments in the case challenging santa clara city's voting system. asian americans who filed the lawsuit say the citywide system discrimina

protesters stood outside of the district attorney as the family gathered for the meeting with nancy o'malley. the family called the meeting unproductive and expect to meet again on april 11th. >>> explosive allegations against a bay area sheriff, a retired sheriff is accusing her of sexually harassing him years ago. the sheriff is accused of tampering with evidence also. >> reporter: new allegations against santa clara county sheriff lori smith, gary brady says the then under sheriff sexually harassed him 25 years ago. he described a night after a work conference when he says his boss who had been drinking asked him to drive her to an after hours work party at a restaurant. after it was over, he says she began undressing in an unmarked police car. >> i felt very uncomfortable and pressured in to doing little things. she wanted to stay in my room. i said i'm with other people. you should go. eventually i got out of that mess. >> reporter: brady says in 92, after he cut short their sexual encounter, he was transferred from a coveted spot on a drug task force and filed a labor grievance allegin

. >> reporter: nancy o'malley is the district attorney. in 1977, she was a volunteer at a rape crisis center whethn deangelo raped several women. >> in 1977 to 1978, the east area rapist struck nine times in contra costa county, and i was involved as a volunteer advocate supporting those survivors. >> thank god he didn't hurt me or any of my family. >> reporter: and catherine also says deangelo's arrest doesn't really bring her any comfort all these years later, at this point she just wishes he'd been caught earlier. nbc bay area news. >> a sentiment being echoed by many people. as you can imagine, emotions are running high tonight. also the child of one of the golden state killer's victims. >> the face came on during the press conference. he's horrible looking. he's ugly. he's, in some ways, not what i expected. in other ways when i see the pictures of him younger, he looks regular. he looks like any person you would see on the street. >> the difficult emotions of a woman who's lived with the brutal death of her father and acce step mom f

. >> alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, sacramento fbi special agent in charge sean regan, united states attorney for the northern district mcgregor scott, assemblyman jim cooper, bruce harrington, the brother of keith harrington; irvine police department chief mike hamill; and our crime lab director, chip pollack. let me first say this: the answer has always been in sacramento. for over 40 years, countless victims have waited for justice. over these years, hundreds of individuals have sought justice for these victims and their families. many have dedicated their virtual entire professions to seeking this answer. for many of us, it was more than a professional commitment. it became personal for many of us. for me, here in sacramento county, in june of 1976, i was 12. i grew up in the east area of sacramento near the cluster of where these crimes began. my sisters range from 10 to 16 at the time. as i have said many times over the last 18 years at least for me, for us, here in sacramento, it was a time of innocence in 1976. no one lock their doors. kids rode their bikes to

. >> reporter: that's important, according to alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. >> if the identify is case made through dna that we could file charges within one year of that identification. which essentially meant we had unlimited statute of limitations. . >> reporter: deangelo is scheduled to be in court for the very first time on friday. reporting live, i'm cheryl martinez. >> neighbors were shaken to hear that they were living next to a man accused of being one of the most prolific serial killers and rapists in u.s. history. >> i can't believe he's been that close for that long. this is always a calm and quiet family-friendly area. >> i' seen this man and it's just really scary to think someone like that lives right, you know, bumper to bumper with me. >> most of the people by talked to said deangelo was for the most part a normal neighbor who they say would just occasionally do something odd. our coverage of this story continues online. the arrest in the golden state killer case is the top story on nbc bay area.com. we posted raw video of today's news conference a

are bay area based -- denied having any connection to the case. ( james ) alameda county d-a nancy o'malley was part of an investigative team formed 2 years ago... made up of agencies with cases linked to the golden state killer. now she's hoping this case will bring attention to the backlog of untested rape kits. <"as the rape kits were being tested the dna the dna was starting to produce profiles so we knew we had so we knew we had a serial murder her and a serial rapist and a lot of it was to the dna and some of it was through his modis operandi.">( james ) police in visalia say deangelo is the prime suspect in the 1975 death of a community college teacher. if the link is confirmed... it would boost the number of victims to 13 in the serial killing case. ( darya ) happening now in the east bay... antioch police are searching the gunman responsible for shooting a man multiple times. police received reports of gunfire yesterday afternoon on lovebird way. while officers were responding... a man walked into a nearby hosptial with multiple gun shot wounds from the shooting. officers say the m

shaleem tindle's family had a meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley...d charges be brought against officer mateu. the tindle family was not happy with the results of the meeting. <"we are not happy" we asked a lot of questions and she refused to answer.>( will ) the d-a's office did not comment on the closed door meeting. bart's police chief has defended officer mateu's action. the oakland polcie department is also investigating the shooting. ( will ) the f-b-i is looking for a serial bank robber they're calling " the big man bandit" he's accused of robbng banks in san jose and san mateo last month. each time... he handed a note to the teller demanding money... and said he had a gun. he's described as having a large build--weighing around 300 pounds. and wearing a raiders or warriors ball cap. police say - he drives a four door cadillac sedan from the mid to late 19-90s. ( darya ) tears of joy as a san jose father is reunited with his wife and daughters... after being detained by federal immigration authorities for about six months, fernan

. >> i hope you were with us earlier when we spoke with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. i asked what she would consider justice ? >> i think you should never get out of prison. i think having victims coming in and looking him in the eye, and telling him what he did to their lives. >> this is a map showing where the crimes happen. the early crimes happen in the sacramento area. and a dozen more in the east bay. the final cases are from southern california counties. so exactly who is joseph james deangelo ? ktvu's alex savage has more on this. >> we know that joseph james deangelo was a retired mechanic and former police officer. he lived in suburban sacramento with his adult daughter and granddaughter. investigators are saying that it was innovative dna techniques that led them to joseph james deangelo. they are not elaborating beyond that. authorities believe that he is the golden state killer that terrorized communities across california in the 70s and 80s. breaking into homes in the middle of the night and raping and killing the people inside. the string of attacks be

. >> reporter: district attorney 2345e7 nancy o'malley was a rape coupler and worked directly with one of the victims. >> we've made major paradigm shifts in how we handle these cases and i'm so thankful for that. you know, if this happened now, it would be different. >> reporter: she credits advances in dna processing, along with good old fashioned police work for deangelo's arrest that now gives victims finally peace of mind. >> i lived a wonderful life. i grew up in a wonderful town with so much love and it was a great day for all of is. >> in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> we are learning more about deangelo's past, he served in the navy vietnam. he graduated basic training in san diego. that was december of 1964. he became a police officer after his military career, working in thep to of exeter from 1973 to 1976 and then in auburn in the sierra foot hells from '76 to '79 until he was fired for shop lifting. today, one of his former co-workers shared his memories of working with. . investigators believe deangelo may be the infamous ransacker who committed 100 burglaries in that area

shaleem tindle's family had a meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley to learn about how the investigation is going and to demand charges be brought against officer mateu who they say shot shaleem unfairly nats - of room it was a closed door meeting only shaleem tindles mom and cousin were allowed in with the da the tindle family was not happy with the results of the meeting. sot- "we are not happy" sound from bart chief of police - carlos rojas"he is running toward bullets" bart police chief carlos rojas believes his officer was courageous that fateful day and wants the public to hold judgement until the investigation is complete. sound chief "they were wrestling for gun" the district attorney's ofice told me they had nothing new to report or tell the tindle family the investigation is still being conducted. i spoke with the oakland police department involved in the investigation their only comment was that the investigation is still in progress and they had no update for the media or tindle family. in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. kron 4 news. gabe slate in oaklan

i can't believe we caught him alameda county d-a nancy o'malley was part of a working group formed twoears ago, made up of agencies with cases linked to the suspect known as the east area rapist, the golden state killer and the original nightstalker....it's goal: to try and heat up these very cold cases....at least 45 rapes45 rapes and 12 murders spanning the late 70's to the mid 80's have been linked to that assailant. as the rape kits were being tested the dna the dna was starting to produce profiles so we knew we had so we knew we had a serial murder her and a serial rapist and a lot of it was to the dna and some of it was through his modus operandithen two days ago 72 year old joseph james deangelo jr was arrested at his citris heights home. he's being charged with 8 of the murders so far.they were able to use some really innovative dna processes to get them in the circle of who could be a contributorthe sacramento d- a's office is now confirming dna from ancestry websites lead helped crack this decades old case. deangelo's arrest coming after police compared crime scene dna....to

. >> reporter: district attorney 2345e7 nancy o'malley was a rape coupler and worked directly with one of the victims. >> we've made major paradigm shifts in how we handle these cases and i'm so thankful for that. you know, if this happened now, it would be different. >> reporter: she credits advances in dna processing, along with good old fashioned police work for deangelo's arrest that now gives victims finally peace of mind. >> i lived a wonderful life. i grew up in a wonderful town with so much love and it was a great day for all of is. >> in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >> we are learning more about deangelo's past, he served in the navy vietnam. he graduated basic training in san diego. that was december of 1964. he became a police officer after his military career, working in the up to of exeter from 1973 to 1976 and then in auburn in the sierra foot hells from '76 to '79 until he was fired for shop lifting. today, one of his former co-workers shared his memories of working with. . investigators believe deangelo may be the infamous ransacker who committed 100 burglaries in that are

. >> the district attorney, nancy o'malley, says she is working on a planned who would let former inmates who are part of a church help abate illegal dumping. >> they can move the garbage away from that spot. at the same time, the investigative does vision is needed to help identify the people doing the dumping. >> reporter: this homeowner says he has considered moving out of oakland in part because of the problem. >> i was born and raised here. i have family here. i have memories here. i don't want to leave. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to take up a proposed ordinance on scooter rentals. the city internal -- the city attorney called for three scooter companies to cease operations. they say the motorized scooters pose a danger to pedestrians and are a public nuisance. they want to make sure the scooters are not being used on sidewalks and do not impede sidewalks and curbs when parked and only licensed drivers wearing helmets use them. one of the letters was spent -- sent to spin scooters. it read in part, my office has continued to receive numerous can -- complai

shaleem tindle's family had a meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley to learn about how the investigation is going and to demand charges be brought against officer mateu who they say shot shaleem unfairly nats - of room it was a closed door meeting only shaleem tindles mom and cousin were allowed in with the da the tindle family was not happy with the results of the meeting. sot- "we are not happy" sound from bart chief of police - carlos rojas"he is running toward bullets" bart police chief carlos rojas believes his officer was courageous that fateful day and wants the public to hold judgement until the investigation is complete. sound chief "they were wrestling for gun" the district attorney's ofice told me they had nothing new to report or tell the tindle family the investigation is still being conducted. i spoke with the oakland police department involved in the investigation their only comment was that the investigation is still in progress and they had no update for the media or tindle family. in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. (steve) new (steve) (steve) new t

shaleem tindle's family had a meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley to learn about how the investigation is going and to demand charges be brought against officer mateu who they say shot shaleem unfairly nats - of room it was a closed door meeting only shaleem tindles mom and cousin were allowed in with the da the tindle family was not happy with the results of the meeting. sot- "we are not happy" sound from bart chief of police - carlos rojas"he is running toward bullets" bart police chief carlos rojas believes his officer was courageous that fateful day and wants the public to hold judgement until the investigation is complete. sound chief "they were wrestling for gun" the district attorney's ofice told me they had nothing new to report or tell the tindle family the investigation is still being conducted. i spoke with the oakland police department involved in the investigation their only comment was that the investigation is still in progress and they had no update for the media or tindle family. in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) in sacramento... it's bee

. >> earlier today on mornings on 2, we talked to nancy o'malley who was a volunteer during a rape crisis. >> i think he should never, ever get out of prison. he won't. assuming that all of the evidence goes in as it should. i think that having victims come in those that choose to come in one by one look them in the eye, if tell him what he did to them in their lives and their children's lives and their spouses lives and the community at large. >> here is a map showing where the crimes happened that deangelo is suspected of committing those early crimes marked in yellow were in the sacramento area with at least a dozen more in the east bay. final cases what you see here in blue are from southern california including ventura, orange, and santa barbara counties. >>> this afternoon new details are emerging about that man behind bars accused of being one of the most prolific serial killers in our history. >> alex savage is in the newsroom. >> reporter: he was hiding out in plain sight. the former police officer and retired mechanic lived in his suburban sacramento home with his adult daughter

his family met with alameda county da, nancy o'malley, yesterday and asked questions about the investigation. >> what is your perspective on the countless killings by law enforcement? she said she could not comment. we asked her in terms of bart's jurisdiction, is it true they have a separate jurisdiction than the opd? she said she could not give us a fact as to whether the jurisdiction between the two. >> sahleem tindle's family says yesterday's meeting was not productive. they will meet again with the district attorney on april 11. among other things, they want bart police chief to lose his job and they want bart police officer joseph mateau, the officer who shot sahleem tindle, to be fired and charged with murder. >>> the trump adminstration now wants production quotas for immigration judges to reduce massive court backlogs and speed up decisions about deportations. the justice department released new guidelines, saying beginning october 1, judges have to complete 700 cases per year. right now, the judge is complete about 678 cases per year. critics say putting speed requirements on judge

i can't believe we caught him alameda county d-a nancy o'malley was part of a working group formed twoears ago, made up of agencies with cases linked to the suspect known as the east area rapist, the golden state killer and the original nightstalker....it's goal: to try and heat up these very cold cases....at least 45 rapes45 rapes and 12 murders spanning the late 70's to the mid 80's have been linked to that assailant. as the rape kits were being tested the dna the dna was starting to produce profiles so we knew we had so we knew we had a serial murder her and a serial rapist and a lot of it was to the dna and some of it was through his modus operandithen two days ago 72 year old joseph james deangelo jr was arrested at his citris heights home. he's being charged with 8 of the murders so far.they were able to use some really innovative dna processes to get them in the circle of who could be a contributor (catherine) our coverage of the suspected serial killer's arrest continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can find a timeline of events related to this case. an audio interview of one o

district attorney nancy o'malley said on mornings on 2 that dna evidence was the key to breaking the case. >> for the last two years there has been a lot of focus on it. in the last six days the focus has been on him as a suspect. as it turns out because of the hard work that the police department in sacramento that we were able to confirm he in fact was the east area rapist, the golden state killer. >> deangelo is scheduled to make his first court appearance in sacramento tomorrow at 1:30. district attorneys have combined eight counts of murder. in santa barbara county they have not filed charges on the four remaining homicides linked to him there. and yellow county is considering filing three rape charges for attacks that occurred more than 40 years ago in davis. the cases against the golden gate killer continue to grow. >> rob roth in our newsroom tonight. thank you. >>> authorities in santa clara county says the sheriffs office is comparing dna from unsolved rape and murder cases to joseph deangelo. >> all police stations are doing that. it is scary. i bet there are additional vi

suspected serial killer, coming up this morning in our 7:00 hour, alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley will join us right here on mornings on 2, then at 8:00 cons kost county -- contra costa county d.a. will join us. >>> a man accused of firing shots at a police officer at a hayward b.a.r.t. station. the b.a.r.t. station was shut down about 7:30 last night after that shot was fired. the police officer was not hurt, neither was anyone else. the east bay times says the police officer had just walked into the b.a.r.t. station to alert b.a.r.t. staff about a shooting nearby when the suspect walked in and fired a shot. the suspect was arrested shortly after. then a couple of hours later, in a separate incident, b.a.r.t. trains were stopped at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station because of a police search. both b.a.r.t. stations are back to normal this morning. >>> well, new this morning, scott pruitt, the head of the environmental protection agency is due to testify today on capitol hill. now, he's expected to be questioned about spending and ethics scandals in back-to-back house subcommittee

the suspected serial killer, coming up this morning at 7:00 alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley will be joining us here on mornings on 2, then at 8:00 we are going to talk to contra costa county d.a. dianna becton. >>> police in petaluma arrested a man who was wanted for not registering as a sex offender. 45-year-old thomas steger was arrested yesterday after he tried to run away from police. and investigators say he had a replica gun in his possession. steger has six outstanding warrants for drug and weapons offenses and also for not registering as a sex offender. >>> vallejo police are looking for a suspect involved in a shooting outside an apartment complex yesterday. police were called to the scene on main street near independence park just before 5:00 in the evening. officers found the man shot outside one of the marina vista apartment buildings. they say the man suffered multiple gunshot wounds but his injuries were most to his -- mostly to his arms and legs and not considered life threatening. police are looking for the suspect who the victim says was arguing. he was argu

an april 1979 rape in fremont.alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley says that case won't be -- the statute of limitations ran out.but today, she says is a day for the victims.nancy o'malley, alameda county district attorney "knowing that he has finally been identified is justice for those victims. - bruce harrington talking (;04) that's bruce harrington.his brother and sister-in-law keith and patrice harrington were allegedly killed in orange county in 1980 by the golden state killer.deangelo has not been charged yet in their deaths. but harrington remembers the toll his family's death took a toll on his late father..bruce harrington "our father at the time (pause) it really destroyed his life. the inability -- discovering them in his house and then trying to cope..." (catherine) we first told you about the arrest through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about about breaking news when it happens in your area. this just into the kron 4n newsroom..the ex-girlfriend of 49ers linebacker rueben foster says foster did not attack he

i can't believe we caught him alameda county d-a nancy o'malley was part of a working group formed twoo, made up of agencies with cases linked to the suspect known as the east area rapist, the golden state killer and the original nightstalker....it's goal: to try and heat up these very cold cases....at least 45 rapes45 rapes and 12 murders spanning the late 70's to the mid 80's have been linked to that assailant. as the rape kits were being tested the dna the dna was starting to produce profiles so we knew we had so we knew we had a serial murder her and a serial rapist and a lot of it was to the dna and some of it was through his modus operandithen two days ago 72 year old joseph james deangelo jr was arrested at his citris heights home. he's being charged with 8 of the murders so far.they were able to use some really innovative dna processes to get them in the circle of who could be a contributorthe sacramento d- a's office is now confirming dna from ancestry websites lead helped crack this decades old case. deangelo's arrest coming after police compared crime scene dna....to informa

of sahleem tindle got their first face to fqace meeting with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malleyuld be pressing charges against a bart officer who fatally shot tindle back in january...they were told the case remains under investigationsotsotin oakland haaziq madyun in oakland... police are looking for the driver and passengers who ran away from the scene of a hit and run collision. three young girls and a 25-year-old woman were injuried in the crash. a nine-year-old girl was killed. two parked cars were also damaged. the collision was reported just after nine o'clock tuesday night on 35th avenue at paxton avenue. police believe speed played a factor in the crash. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose, yetanother example of the red hot real estate market across s