noel, a former subpostmaster _ where it's gone. noel, a former subpostmaster in _ where it's gone.bpostmaster in angle - where it's gone. noel, a former subpostmaster in angle sea - where it's gone. noel, a formeri subpostmaster in angle sea was one of those wrongly sent to prison. this week has offered some catharsis after years of torment. , ., torment. the rest of the country _ torment. the rest of the country knows _ torment. the rest of the country knows how- torment. the rest of the country knows how the l country knows how the government and the post office have dealt with us over the many, many years. it's been 18 years for me. and, you know, it's been hell for a lot of people. it's been hell for a lot of maple-— it's been hell for a lot of --eole. �* ., ., people. after a long battle, the court — people. after a long battle, the court of _ people. after a long battle, the court of appeal - people. after a long battle, | the court of appeal quashed noel and 38 others' convictions. but no—one responsible has been convicted for their role. now, the metropolitan police has con

spanish santa claus, spanish santa claus, spanish papa noel, that's his name, papa noel, build a tower, sergei, not exactly fishing, but i'm sure we can handle it, yes, well, you can handle it, papa noel , like this, you have 30 seconds to build any element this tower, the tower is small, therefore, there should be time left, thank you, return to the team, thank you, figures, yes, so that on which one, well, questions, what tank will you put on, right? what is the name of the last meal of christ's apostles? well, this is the last supper, well, remember , well, everything is legendary, well, it’s still just a supper, probably, well, it was called something else, no, the last, last meal is where the 12 apostles are, the last supper, no, that’s you are you asking me or me, i’m just confused, please repeat the question for us the last meal, the apostles, well... and this is the last supper, the last supper, to be precise, but yes, this is the absolutely correct answer, you are having a ball, great, what is the name of the girl, the heroine of volkov's story, the wizard of the emerald city,

spanish papa noel, that's his name, papa noel, build tower, sergey, not exactly fishing, but i’m sure build this tower, the tower is small, therefore, time should remain, thank you, return to the team, thank you, figures, yes, well, questions, schukh, which tank will you bet on, right?

in fact, noel gyms are catching on the craze. anything to make a buck right? they now have a popular new workout at least one gym. it's called best. but ever. and it's not just about appearance. there is actual legitimacy to the why here. the gluteus maximus is the biggest, strongest muscle in the body and experts say stronger glutes can help you run faster, jump higher while weak glutes can lead to a long list of injuries that can cause aches and pains throughout the body. i guess the back is connected. it's good information. i knew i didn't realize that it was the. >> but you say largest muscle. yeah. there you go. it is get get those squad on >> appreciate you being with us this hour. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 vicki liviakis can wayne are here with a look at what's coming up. wish you guys could have seen noel's face while grant was reading the story of >> no comment. you too. >> here's what's coming up at 6 o'clock on kron. 4 news at the man accused of killing an oakland police officer. he's behind bars

now, sir noel be joined by sir noel. now, sir noel, welcome to uh, uh gb news.st and i'm trying to come to terms with what is new about it. does it does it help to divide europe into north and south and consider what you're saying about the mediterranean and islam world? on the one hand, i what you're saying about northern europe, on the other hand , short answer. hand, short answer. >> yes it does. >> yes it does. >> um, in fact , i think it's >> um, in fact, i think it's essential. and it's the thing that all the previous historians have. miss, um , can i just say have. miss, um, can i just say this, you mentioned a few minutes ago, i call it sodomy. um, i should explain in, uh, this is normal among modern historians because . the word historians because. the word homosexuality is thought to be a bit anachronistic . it may bit anachronistic. it may predict a very modern idea of the past. and no one doesn't want to sound like the late doctor paisley, who i think campaigned on the slogan save from sodomy. um, but but among historians, it's become the normal to y

can handle it, papa noel, like this , any.n christ and the apostles? well, it’s a secret, well , remember, well, everything is legendary, well , it’s just probably, well, he called it something else. the main character is essentially like the same girl who was carried away by a jellied fish, jellied fish, perhaps, if the jellied fish stood for more than a week in the refrigerator, then that same fairy tale begins here, please repeat, what was the name of the heroine, the heroine, the wizard of the emerald city, the same girl who was carried away with her dog by a hurricane. now i’m opening your eyes to this work, it seems to me, no, and her name, the dog’s name was totoshka, and her 3 2 1 your answer, well, say something, i don’t know, any female name, anastasia, anastasia, anastasia and tatoshka , ellichit, her name was ellie, build a tower, sergey, i had a catalysis, the second element, 30 seconds to build. you don’t take care of sergei’s girls, it’s okay, we will win, it’s good that you are building only in this round, then

in the wake of that shooting and other new year's day incidents, council member noel gallo will meet today with oakland mayor sheng thao. he's asking her to declare a state of emergency that would allow the mayor to fasttrack the election of a new police chief. >> i appreciate the work our police officers are doing, but we do need outside support and the mayor needs to declare an emergency. >> oakland has been without a chief for nearly one year. the police commission presented the mayor with a list of three finalists to fill that chief role. she rejected the options, one of which was former chief leronne armstrong. thao fired him last february. the commission now has a new deadline of march 1st to give the mayor a new list of finalists. >>> 6:07. police in san francisco are searching for a suspected new year's eve arsonist who has caught on camera. home security video shows a man walking, he's got a gas can new year's night on the street shortly after four cars went up in flames. neighbors say the man targeted a nearby home filled with people waiting until midnight. but that home ne

let's quit making excuses about it. >> noel gallo requested action in a meeting with the mayor today. he said that the city would not only receive increased resources from federal and state partners, but it would allow the mayor to expedite the appointment of a police chief. >> we can choose a chief as soon as we can to be able to move the city forward in terms of addressing the issue of public safety. >> we reached out to the district attorney and mayor's office for comment but did not hear back. sanders is is expected to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> police were out in force and as a result, so were the shoppers. >>> the city says more people were out and about in places like union square at the same time, crimes like retail theft were down by nearly 50% compared to last year during the holidays. burglaries dropped by more than 25%. police say they have saturated the area, they collected a blitz operation as part of a strategy to crack down on crime. >> we have seen larcenies go down during the holiday season. it is some

councilman noel gallo to declare a state of emergency.g all of this for us. >> law enforcement sources confirmed that they arrested the alleged shooter, 27-year-old mark demetrious sanders . he is accused of murdering officer tuan le . officers used le's own handcuffs when they arrested sanders. >> certainly we are in 2024 and what happened over this weekend, you know, is strictly disarming. we lost two individuals over the weekend. before that, i lost a police officer. >> sanders was arrested on homicide charges before when he was a minor, but was never convicted in that case. sanders was just one of several suspects linked to officer le's killing. now, councilmember noel gallo is calling on the mayor to declare a state of emergency. >> it is are communities that are paying the price by the robberies and shootings and killings. we need to get it done. we need to get our public safety back in order. and let's quit making cu

all noel grant, here's what we're working on for a zone or john making his first public appearance ofr in las vegas today. but it. >> what didn't make an appearance that's got everybody talking and we're going back to union city where a deputy was shot this afternoon. police are still looking for the suspect. >> we'll have an update in a live report. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get the new samsung galaxy s24 on us. ♪♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 mont

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after a long battle, the court of appeal quashed noel and 38 others' convictions. now, the metropolitan police has confirmed it's investigating potential fraud offences arising out of the prosecutions, relating to monies recovered from sub—postmasters of prosecutions or civil actions. the force is already looking into potential offences of perjury and perverting the course ofjustice. two people have been interviewed already under caution. but no—one has yet been arrested. as a result of the four—part itv drama, lawyers who act for claimants say that dozens more potential victims have come forward, finally ready to face their trauma. these people have been so heavily damaged psychologically by the post office and their actions, they've been so fearful of coming forward and going through the process again. now, what the drama has done is brought awareness, huge widespread sympathy to these people. so alongside that, family encouragement, and speaking with other sub—postmasters who have been on this journey, they have finally found the courage to come forward. the pos

rob noel in grant rate increases for pg. e customers have piled up in the last year. >> and another could be coming in march. even some customers doing the math say their bills just don't add up. the start of the new year has not been easy on the wallet of pg e customers despite warnings about rate increases, social media is full of posts like these bay area. customers complaining about their monthly bill and one even regretting their choice to get an electric vehicle. martone is executive director. >> of the utility reform network or turn and says many pg e customers are having to choose between heating their homes or feeding their families. more and more people. >> are falling behind and they're in danger of being disconnected. many of whom, again, end up on the street homeless because they're going to get evicted from their rental properties. the california public utilities commission approved a rate increase of 13% this month. >> it is considering another 7.2% hike from march. if approved pg e customers will pay around.

let's go to noel, the fund raiser. he takes the money and hands it out. not like that. noel, it's interesting what the money guys do now, if you're looking at investing in nikki haley, you're also waiting to see how well she does in new hampshire. if she doesn't do well, that money might stop. the case of governor desantis, it might already have. what are you hearing? >> love trump, hate trump. frankly, my relationships are with the donor. i'm loyal to the donor. advising donor, you have to advise anybody against joe biden. you have donald trump, who is running on his record. but you've got to stop throwing money at things that are just not going to materialize. we need those funds. we need that money in the general election. this is going to be all hands on deck. i do think that she's got every right, she's moved up a couple points in new hampshire. but let's just look at the total atmosphere. like i said, hate trump, love trump. this guy is winning. he's winning most states by double digits. so i just don't see the pathway for the other two candidates. i really don't

scary scene, noel.an the shooting happened right here near the corner of turk and hyde streets. that's in the city's tenderloin. and take a look. we have some video from the citizen app. aerial view kind of police say when they got to the scene, they found. >> 5 people, 4 men and a woman who'd been shot. one of those people, the one of the men died at the hospital. the remaining victims are still all suffering from life threatening injuries. tonight. no arrests have been made at this time. supervisor dean preston, who represents the tenderloin, sent us a statement saying in part, we're in touch with the tenderloin station and hope this case will be solved as soon as possible. we extend our condolences to the deceased victims, loved ones and which for a speedy recovery. for those who were injured. another perspective of the scene from the citizen app you see chaos, you know, police cars, first responders. when you have that many gunshots, they're all going to show up anyone who might have information abo

noel. >> might fun to see one there at the zoo. catherine, thank you. it is now official. the san francisco airport international terminal is getting a new name today. sfo commissioners approved renaming the terminal in honor of former senator and san francisco mayor dianne feinstein. feinstein was the longest serving u.s. senator elected back in 1992. serving until she died last year at age 90 as the mayor and senator sfo. officials say feinstein played a large role in helping the airport. expand working to bring a bart station to the international terminal, which will soon bear her name. there's no timeline just yet, though, as to when this project will be completed. >> still ahead, boeing is off to a bad start in 2024, what happened between 2 of its planes chicago's o'hare airport? the faa is now investigating the ground collision of 2 boeing planes chicago's o'hare airport sunday night. the left wing of a japanese airline struck the rear of a delta plane. both boeing snow injuries were reported. this happened as the delta plane was parking at the gate after arriving at

noel titheradge, bbc news.of thejournalist martin bashir, who became famous after his interview with princess diana in 1995. an independent inquiry in 2021 found that he had been deceitful and had faked documents to secure the interview. the corporation has now been compelled to release thousands of pages of correspondence revealing how it dealt with it all. 0ur media correspondent, david sillito, has been reading the emails. david, what do they say? this goes back to a period in 2020 when questions emerged about that interview by martin basheer with princess diana. they include an e—mailfrom old spencer to the director—general, calling for an independent inquiry. it also has a discussion about a crucial missing note from princess diana and communications with martin bashir, conversations about his health, and we get from him its view that this was essentially all about professional jealousy was essentially all about professionaljealousy but was essentially all about professional jealousy but at was essentially

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well, let there be a spanish santa claus, a spanish santa claus, a spanish papa noel. that’s his namee’ll hold it, yes, well, you can handle it, papa nuel, like that, any element, you have 30 seconds to build this tower, tower not much, therefore, there should be some time left, thank you, return to the team, thank you, figures, well, questions about which tank you will put on, and what is the name of the last joint meal of christ and well, this the last supper, well, remember , well, everything is legendary, well, it’s still just a supper, probably, well, it was called something else, no, the last, last meal, this is where the 12 apostles are, the last supper, no, that’s you with me are you asking or me, i’m just confused, but repeat the question for us, please, the last, christ’s apostles, apostles, supper, and this, well, the last supper, the last supper, the supper. what was the name of the heroine, the heroine, the wizard of the emerald city, the same girl who was carried away with her dog by a hurricane, i now i open your eyes to this work , it seems to me, no, and her name, the

with me is our rector, the reverend noel, george simmons. the story that i will describe today to me is really a lesson in leadership from perhaps the greatest leaders of the 20th century. president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. these are men who are willing to commit their countries to a long, bloody conflict act in the name of freedom to support the freedom and independence of their own homelands, but to support freedom and democracy for other people around the world. they combine that with a deep humility. they believe that our countries had to be worthy spiritually and morally of the victory. they were asking god to grant us. so on january 1st, 1942, president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill. lord halifax, the british ambassador and lady halifax and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt had called for the national day of prayer. and they prayed for three things. they prayed for strength in the coming conflict. they prayed for a just peac

partially noel did not have the proper documentation and even now as it is being sorted out getting the visa is no sure thing. >> it could be a limbo that lasts a year plus which is time i don't have. i contacted the senator. >> reporter: he posted this video hoping to get the attention of the senator and it worked. the office tells us they are moving forward with a congressional inquiry to get the visa cleared. >> if my cousin's appeal gets denied a second time, my only option would be humanitarian parole which is an open-ended response. >> reporter: arthur is brave enough to win the battle. he just needs bureaucratic hurdles cleared. the sooner that happens, he can focus on things that matter most, family. >> i am trying to do this quickly because i don't want him to remember this. i want him to know a healthy dad. i can tell him stories about this but i want to be there for him as a regular ordinary dad. >> he says his cousin is set for a second visa interview in the philippines next week but without the senator's intervention there is a good chance he will be denied again. he is hop

. >> baby pearl noel. >> oh, congrats to all of them. but perhaps the most unusual baby new year story. actually comes out of brooklyn, new york. new york city's first birth of 2024 happened precise early at the stroke of midnight in coney island. >> and in a twist of fate, the doctor who delivered the baby also delivered the baby's father 23 years ago at the same hospital. >> but we had a few babies born just after midnight here in the big apple. abc's sean lands has more. >> from the slightest movements from his tiny fingers. at 6 pounds, 1.4oz. jaycee al novoa is one of the first babies born in new york city on new year's day. we're blessed and happy. >> i'm so, so excited. yeah, we are so excited. >> his father and mother, merlene novoa, are proud parents, but his older brother, nine year old axel, might have them beat. i feel it's just like happy because i've always wanted like a little brother, like jasiel was born at 12:08 a.m. here at flushing hospital medical center, but he wasn't the first but the first baby born in new york ci

last spring the governor promised 200 freeway cameras but oakland city councilmember noel says he andther city leaders are not aware of any of those new cameras within their city limits. >> they are not in place. they are not located were ready to put in use. we need to be direct with the public. >> today caltrans says it has installed 56 cameras elsewhere in alameda county but they will not be operational until this spring. san francisco also reporting a drop in crime. the mayor shows the numbers show overall crime went down last year. throughout last year the city, state and feds took steps to solve problems. the feds cleared the homeless from downtown ahead of the summit last november and as fpd added patrols while the va took a tougher stance on prosecutions. critics note violent crime in san francisco actually went up. >>> the city council voted to shut down a popular street for good and not allow cars and a lot of people are celebrating tonight. >> reporter: san pedro street one now become san jose's first permanent pedestrian mall in 52 years and many in the area tell us they a

bridge the gap between their community pdr was able to be having just a smile likely councilmember noel he merely because he went to high school with his daughters, that he is tired of violent crime plaguing oakland and claiming >> and that was kron. 4 ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning and official memorial service for officer lee has been set. oakland police announcing friday will be held next wednesday, january 10th at the 3 crossings church in castro valley. the death of officer lake is ramping up pressure on the mayor to declare a state of emergency kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> renewed calls friday for oakland officials to declare a state of emergency due to the city's rising crime problem. weast. >> need to declare an emergency because we are in the state of emergency. we like to see more resources from the county from the state to have. i'm more law enforcement provide the needed security clearly opened doesn't have a local emergency declaration is in the hands of the city council and the city administrator. >> now, city councilmember noel gallo, once on

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. >> reporter: mayor london breed's spokesperson noel sanchez tells me that six months into the plan, at least 19 of 21 projects are in place. like the night navigator program, the golden gate greenway project, as well as youth services and at least $380,000 to support small businesses, including new store front grants and business training, in addition to an increased law enforcement presence to disrupt open air drug markets. but is it working? jesus kauil, who owns los yucatecos restaurant, says he's seen a change. >> [ speaking in a global language ] the drug sales, consumers and homeless have decreased. you can appreciate the change. >> reporter: he also says he likes the idea of the city improving other aspects beyond security and rene colorado, director of the tenderloin merchants' association, agrees. >> we want to keep the pressure on the city to continue services here because i truly believe we're headed in the right direction. we just -- we got to keep going. >> reporter: noel from the mayor's office says this is just the beginning of this new phase and a new update will be

now, councilmember noel gallo is calling on the mayor to declare a state of emergency. >> it is are communities that are paying the price by the robberies and shootings and killings. we need to get it done. we need to get our public safety back in order. and let's quit making excuses about it. >> gallo reported that he plans to bring his proposal to city council. under a state of emergency, gallo explains, the city would not also -- only receive help from state partners, but it would allow the mayor to appoint a police chief. >> to be able to, you know, stop the robberies and the crime that is occurring here in oakland, and that is the bottom line. for us to do that, we need to call an emergency. and for the mayor, certainly, we do need a police chief. >> we reached out to the district attorney for comment, but did not hear back. sanders is expected to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> and as soon as we find out more about what happened in that meeting with the mayor, we will let you know. >>> san francisco police are looking for the pe

incluso estuvo aquí también el concejal noel gallo, pues nos dijo que sus hijas estudiaron con el oficialigh. agregó que el varias veces se unió a las jornadas de limpieza que lideró en el vecindario y pues aquí lo que se resaltó fue el profundo compromiso comunitario que él tenía aquí con oakland, la ciudad donde tantos años el pasó , estudió y también se graduó. escuchemos. >> ya podía trabajar en cualquier ciudad, pero elegí a oakland. aunque oakland es un una ciudad muy peligrosa en comparación a otras ciudades. pero como él es residente y también como hijo hijo de de oakland, quería servir su gente, su familia. >> ahora, el próximo martes habrá otro servicio para el oficial lai. pero ya nos dijeron este va a ser privado con la familia. entre tanto, hoy se ha dispuesto aquí unos libros de condolencias que la gente puede venir a firmar. están ubicados en el 3 88 de la calle novena suite 114. aquí es la fundación que tiene la comunidad de comerciantes de chinatown. estos libros estarán dispuestos para que la gente venga a firmarlos hasta las 15:00 de la tarde desde oakland. yo soy pilar

my name is noel, en in the service industry for almost 20 years. we opened h5campus spent many many years expanding our private back patio there. today, i'm the and today we are seeking to get our fix place amplified permit expanded there with ours, with extend hours. we only have small speake meter that are 4 to 5 inches big, so we try to keep the sound localized and to it more am bee ant so it's not shall we're in good standing. i'm on premise almost everyday to make sure that everything is running smoothly. i work in good stan we're respectful to the commita good neighbor to everybody. if feel free to ask me. >> no questions, thank you. >> great. >> i just want to glazesing to you guys, it's great to see a minority women owned business. >> thank you. >> coming forward. i was wondering, your r community out reach. >> so notify the neighbors around us and then we sent i kind of talk to as many people as possible that were just the parameter of the venue. >> what s that like what was the response? >> pretty good response. i feel like nobody had any

noel gallo, the councilman we just heard from, is working with the city attorney as we speak to write up a state of emergency statement and then take it to the mayor, whether that will cover and what it will cover remains to be seen, whether it's symbolic or substantive remains to be seen. but the fact of the matter is state of emergency or not, they're still understaffed at the oakland police department, the crime is still going on, and people feel under under threat. and under siege. >> so that was what i was going to ask you next. is, is there a general consensus that we need more force on the ground? we just need more bodies as publicly. >> people say, yes, we need more bodies, but these are the same people in many cases, including the mayor and some of the council members, many of them who just two years ago were saying no, what we need is to redirect police spending into other programs. now, the mayor has got off to a bad start. you know, your first impression isn't the best one, she fired the police chief within the first two weeks of her job, he was very popular. she. he was l

is a reason why oakland city council member noel gallo is meeting with oakland mayor sheng thao tomorrowling on her to declare a state of emergency. >> appreciate the work our police officers are doing. but we do need outside support and the mayor needs to declare an emergency. >> reporter: gallo says it would allow the mayor to move forward selecting police chief. they have nod had a permanent police chief in over a year. the mayor rejecting the three finalists for the police chief job selected by the police commission and will get a new list of finalists from that commission in march, but the time is now to select the chief. >> we need to get our act together to make sure we have the personnel and the leadership present to bring oakland back to a safe, clean community. >> reporter: in oakland, pete with nbc bay area news. >>> a break in the case stretching more than 80 miles from the east bay to santa cruz county. police arresting the boyfriend of a missing woman who is suspected of killing her. 61-year-old alice herman was last seen december 3rd in santa cruz. officers found her car p

oakland mayor sheng thao is under a lot of pressure from noel gallo to make good on her threat to declare a state of emergency over the oakland decision to delay over a slate of candidates from which she can choose a new police chief. she fired former police chief leronne armstrong last february, and the city has been without a permanent leader ever since. without the state of emergency, the police commission has until march in order to deliver that new list of possible candidates to the mayor. if mayor sheng thao declares a state of emergency, she would not be the first mayor in the u.s. to do that this year. we just saw the swearing-in of a new philadelphia mayor, and immediately she declared a state of emergency over public safety, rising violent crime, and lack of police officers. it wouldn't be unprecedented. >> citizens want action, and mayors are seen as willing to deliver. >>> also new at 11:00, in san francisco, thieves rammed an suv into a bank of america before it opened and got away with cash. this happened around 3:30 this morning on balboa street. officers say the suspects w

. >> oakland city council member noel gayo, adding his voice to those demands, gayo supports a state of emergency as well, and also wants a multi-agency response to street crime, telling ktvu that he would support bringing in the national guard. i don't even have a police chief for what, 11 months? >> and now they're saying it's going to be another six months before i get one, because they got to go through that police commission process. come on, man. and that's the most important position. >> now the oakland police commission has until march to send the mayor a new list of chief finalists. that is, unless a state of emergency is in fact declared. well today we learned of another arrest in the killing of officer lee. the mother of the suspected gunman is now in custody. 48 year-old. felicia williams was arrested on suspicion of being an accessory in the murder. williams is the mother of alleged shooter mark sanders. police did not disclose what evidence led to williams arrest, and today a buddhist ceremony to honor officer lay an office space in oakland's chinatown was set aside to

kron four's terisa stasio is here now with more details terisa on grant noel. the funeral starts at 10 o'clock at 3 cross. the search in castro valley. >> today i spoke with oakland community leader carl chan who's lending a hand to the grieving family. >> in the lobby at oakland police department headquarters, flowers surround a picture of fallen officer twan wife lucinda hosp and >> and especially mom. and listen time. and it's pretty typical college and is the president of the oakland chinatown foundation. he says he first met officer twan lay when he was just a young boy because, you know, he also a member of what c and which is part of acc. ation advisory committee on crime and which i think they 42. so he was you know, when i was younger. and so he is part of our community. so has pt devastating to many impact spread direct. >> last friday, a buddhist ceremony took place in oakland's chinatown for les. >> honoring his service to the asian community. >> so many of always remember his big smile and his to assist in anyone in our community. chan says that we

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meantime, councilmember noel gallo is fighting for the city to declare a state of emergency. >> and council member jenny from a shawn trend is on board. >> i talked to the police officers in my district in that area and this on the street value. we don't have enough want go ahead and try to reintroduce it. could be helpful. and if it is brought before council. >> i would be supportive but i do want to clarify that. i'm calling a state of emergency. does not correlate with the city of oakland getting a massive influx of funding or any funding at all. >> both council members say that they want more help from other law enforcement agencies, both state and federal. we reached out to mayor taos office about the violent weekend, but we have not heard back at least in time for this report. barriers continue to go up around people's park today as uc berkeley pushes forward in its effort to turn it into student and affordable housing crews worked to connect all the cargo containers blocking the park altogether. they also welded into place heavy metal plates and created gates and entrances to the par

this happening in councilmember noel gallo is district who says it took place at a sideshow which he says have become. wallace is completely out of the control. >> i talked to the police officers in my district in that area and this on the street value. we don't have enough officers. will most of the violence so far this year happened over the weekend. police responded to 2 deadly shootings on saturday. >> a woman was killed on sam landry street around 05:45pm. and a man was killed on linden street at 08:15pm, on sunday morning. the violence continued on 80th avenue and plymouth street. police say a person was shot just before 8. the victim died at the scene. all homicides are still under investigation. while police worked to keep up with daily violent crimes, the city is now on month 11 without a police chief. the hiring process is still ongoing. and recall efforts are underway for mayor sheng thao and district attorney pamela price. what's frustrating for council members is that while leadership is in disarray, crumley continues to rise, starting really just stressing we're just he

noel, though, los angeles innocence project getting involved is. >> certainly attention grabbing considering the high-profile nature of this case. the kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza says their involvement. he's also leading people to jump to conclusions. and if the innocence project finds anything and their review, it's going to have to go to the federal level. >> for more than 20 years, scott petersons, defense attorneys have said the wrong man is in prison. now the high-profile case is getting a second look by the la innocence project. a lot of people think that because they are getting involved that they think >> that the project believes that scott peterson is innocent. i don't believe that's their thank you. note all kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza says the group which works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people is vetting the evidence to see if they want to take this case further. >> if they find any issues, cardoza says they'll have to take it to the federal level. the courts in california are going to hear what they're hoping to do is get it in the federal court and hav

oakland city councilman noel gallo says it's gotten so bad local merchants are calling for an emergency meeting with city officials. >> we did assign an officer that we posted to the chief. we did assign ongoing officers on a daily basis. we do have ambassadors through the violence prevention program. >> reporter: but even with all that police presence councilman gallo says he understands business owners' frustrations. that intersection of international boulevard and 42nd avenue continues to be a target for crime. it's one of the reasons the consequenceman is advocating oakland declare a state of emergency. >> at one time growing up here i did see the highway patrol on a regular basis because international boulevard, 42nd avenue, they're highways. they're state highways and they need to monitor, patrol that area like they used to. >> reporter: it's unclear how much support gallo has from his fellow council members and the mayor's office, but he says he plans to talk with all of them this week. he says it's lucky no one was killed in this latest shooting and he does not want to wait arou

but grant noel referee may be over for the team. definitely not for everyone was going nuts. i was on twitter and just all the social media, everyone was really, really excited. those who got the chance to be at the stadium. i mean, the instagram. >> lives were were pretty well and they still aren't getting comments and tweets or ex post all day a social media. so it's just it's going to be really fun, vibrant 2 weeks. i think here in the bay area, if they had come out and dominated and it was clear. >> throughout the whole game, they're going to win. it would be less. a great for pretty nicely. yeah. less electric in that way. it's just the ups and downs are really what make it. well, yeah. a game like that where there's so much on the line. you almost don't want it to be a blowout, right? you kind of want it to be yeah. think we would have gotten juwan jennings like freaking out like that of the game. you know, if if they had just been dominating the whole way it just agree, right? maybe not. but i think i think it makes it more from some of the got to keep them in thank yo

>> i mean, they have no real choice, noel. either that they're going to get a lot of criticism from bay area, a fan base that has beenespoiled over the years with wind. but the reality guys, this is a warriors team that is simply stuck in the here we are. can you airing second 32 games into the season and the warriors still have yet to form an identity. we just don't know who this warriors team they've had guys in and out of the lineup, the guys who have been in the lineup has struggled to find some consistency and it's all resulted in a 15 17 record. now traditionally speaking when you're playing orlando, magic is usually a get right game. but this isn't your father's orlando magic. this team really good. they are 1913. they're leading their division. now. i've asked steve what makes this version of the orlando magic so dangerous. here's what he had to set. >> got a lot of talent drafting well, 2 and a great job with you know, there may be the biggest team will face all year. definitely one of them. but there you know, they'r

. >> noel gallo says he took a seat next to an opd union rep in the news conference room, as he's done many times before when an officer approached him and asked him to leave. gallo asked the officer who who ordered his removal, but he didn't get an answer or an officer to come and tell me that i have to leave. >> have them leave immediately was really an insult, uh, and an embarrassment and uncalled for action. you know, based on my experience and the role that i play. >> gallo has lodged a formal complaint with the police department to find out who ordered him out. we've also asked city officials about this incident. we'll get back to you as soon as we get an answer. a former police officer accused of getting into a lengthy standoff with pleasant hill police was arraigned today. >> chunlian say chao entered a not guilty plea and waived his right to a speedy trial. afterward his attorneys talked about their client and his personal troubles, including dealing with ptsd. this appears to be the focus of their defense . >> we want cities to change the way that they handle people that reti