y vamos a enlazarnos con el concejal de oakland, noel gallo. seguir en carro si andábamos, si andabas con el crimen robando o o yendo por las luces rojas aquí en en las calles y a. y esa es la demanda del gobernador ahorita que voy a apoyar y claramente es tenemos una emergencia aquí en oakland con la seguridad en las calles y estoy apoyando esa acción. y bien, la última vez que se modificó esta política fue en el 2014, hace 10 años. por qué razones? la policía sí puede seguir a criminales. y qué le dice a residentes preocupados? claramente, lo que está pasando de una calle a la otra, al centro de oakland o aquí donde vivo, vivo yo en la área de fruitvale. pues por donde quiera. a la gente que anda se anda metiendo en las en las no nomás en las casas, pero en los negocios son jóvenes y y claramente como familia tenemos que estar unidos, trabajar juntos, pero tenemos que ha que apoyar a al abuelo, a la abuela y los niños que quieren ir a la escuela, pero también la familia que tenemos que crecer, el futuro aquí en oakland y mejorar la seguridad

el concejal del distrito 5, noel gallo, explica que actualmente hay alrededor de 500 cámaras instaladas de escuelas y distritos comerciales. se espera que para el 2025 sean 18 cámaras las que se instalen en intersecciones y calles peligrosas como estas en la international boulevard, entre la avenida 40 y 41, donde de acuerdo a vecinos de esta área, una madre y su hija murieron precisamente en un accidente de tráfico el año pasado. otra de las 18 ubicaciones será foothill boulevard en irvine y la calle 24. sí, esta peligroso y me gusta mucho la idea de las cámaras. de nuevo, creo que es un. es un plan perfecto. tal vez así la hay un poquito más de temor al saber que hay cámaras, verdad? por años, victoria ha vendido fruta en las calles de oakland y dice que ha sido testigo de accidentes. y es por eso que aplaude la iniciativa de la ciudad. pero no todos están de acuerdo. pero qué se van a ganar con poner las luces? dime. y qué se van a ganar con poner policías? si los policías se andan 2 andan platicando? bueno, no exactamente. cómo van a funcionar estas cámaras, qué van a capturar y pue

y otro tema que también respalda la solicitud hecha por el gobernador newsom es el concejal noel gallod en las calles y estoy apoyando esa acción. bueno, gallo aseguró que esta es una buena estrategia para la lucha contra la criminalidad en oakland. un ex funcionario correccional de la prisión de mujeres del condado de alameda enfrenta más cargos en relación a la investigación de abuso sexual de reclusas. gerald wayne smith, de 55 años, tiene 3 acusaciones adicionales contra 5 víctimas mujeres bajo su custodia en fc dublin. de acuerdo con los reportes, el presunto abuso tuvo lugar entre el 2019 y 2021 de ser encontrado culpable, smith podría recibir cadena perpetua. otros funcionarios de la prisión ya han sido sentenciados por cargos similares, mientras que en san josé la policía arrestó a 3 personas por un robo a mano armada que involucró a una víctima que estaba vendiendo mercancía a través de un mercado en línea. el robo ocurrió el 29 de abril en la calle gate view drive. los sospechosos que ve en pantalla fueron identificados como lane golden dewitt, porsche. y el tercer detenido e

operativo será instalar cámaras a las cuales tendrá acceso a la patrulla de caminos, pero el concejal noel gallornador también mencionó que la oficina del procurador estatal ayudará a representar en corte a algunos de los casos de crímenes y homicidios que surjan a raíz de la segunda fase de este operativo. también aclaró que esto será como un apoyo para la fiscalía del condado alameda. vamos a una pausa a mí me quitaron los. a mi mi brazo derecho, mi pilar de mi casa, mi sustento, una familia culpa al hospital de la muerte de un hombre que falleció en la sala de espera de urgencias y un perro resultó herido luego que alguien le lanzó un fuego artificial desde un coche, todo quedó captado en cámara. además, con el calor que se siente en la bahía, muchos ven la opción de dormir sin ropa, intereses y realmente esto combate el calor. ya volvemos. y un joven mexicano que vive en el área de la bahía ha plasmado en un video corto lo ha plasmado en un video corto lo que para égnl siific ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm

we spoke to oakland council member noel gallo.nd has been fighting sideshows for years, so what is working for them in the neighborhoods, >> the planter boxes, cement boxes, the trees that neighbors have planning does deter the sideshows from coming into our neighborhood streets. >> his message to san francisco. >> you know, it's worth the try. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> supervisor safai says he's concerned speed bumps will move. sideshows to another san francisco neighborhood and not actually fix the problem. he is urging san francisco police to enforce that legislation in the east bay. now, the point molate property will be sold to the east bay regional park district. the 80 acre former navy site is located on the western shore of richmond. this $40 million deal puts the site on track to becoming a parkland. most of the money will come from a state grant. half of those proceeds will go to a tribe that had an agreement to develop a casino there. the decision comes from new city council members. they decided to cut losses on

. >> oakland city council member noel gallo says illegal fireworks are also a big problem for the city of oakland. last year, the city received 1000 emails complaining about the problem. it's not just the noise, but also the trail of trash that gets left behind. >> we pick up all the leftovers in terms of where there's the big boom fireworks activity, or just the small firecrackers. >> that's not all, since it's not safe due to the fire conditions that we have right now. local leaders say stick with the sanctioned shows. >> there's several major ones in san jose, uh, the city of sunnyvale. this year is having a drone show, which are fantastic because there's no pollution and they're very elaborate shows. >> pyro, spectacular crews have been busy getting ready for the grand celebration in san francisco. the fireworks show will be a mirror display, with the same show happening at the same time in two locations. one will be at pier 39 and one will be at aquatic park. it all gets started at 9:30 p.m. in san francisco. suzanne vaughn abc seven news illegal fireworks aren't just bothersome t

city council member noel gallo says that caused people to get away with thousands of dollars of merchandiseens. >> sadly enough i was here to witness this robbery at walgreens as we were cleaning the neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning. i noticed that they drove in here with a forklift, tore the door down. >> reporter: gallo immediately called police. >> police all showed up three, four, five cars and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, got into their cars here, but then the police said they can't chase them. >> reporter: gallo says criminals know police can't pursue, so they take off fast. this type of crime has already resulted in dozens of businesses in his district which includes the fruitvale area shutting down. he says update policy to more closely align with other agencies and so does the mayor. >> we must be in line with our policies with other jurisdictions so with a we can ensure our community is safe. >> reporter: council member points out they have already asked opd leaders to re-evaluate the policy put in place decades ago by a former police chief. >> it's what

documents related to oakland mayor sheng tao's partner, andre jones oakly council member noel gallo says city is trying to rebuild trust. >> the city attorney will review the request on the records request, then works with the technology department. sadly enough, we're at this point now. >> the subpoena also includes requests for documents about developments at the oakland army base. the city council had approved a new recycling facility for the duong family business. opening statements in the alec baldwin trial have officially begun. coming up here on mornings on two, the nine we are live with tmz, which has been tracking the latest from attorneys. plus, a terrifying moment for a family whose puppy ran off on the 4th of july. we'll tell you how one man in a canoe became a hero. and here's an update to our viewer poll we've been talking about this morning. we've been asking, how is the heat wave affecting your mind? you can still vote there are some of the answers. cognitive decline 14. most people say i feel irritable with this hot weather. some people say they don't feel a difference.

. >> oakland city council member noel gallo says illegal fireworks are also a big problem for the cityland. last year, the city received 1000 emails about it. and it's not just the noise, but also the trash that gets left behind. >> in today's gma first look, the holiday might be over, but the sales are just starting. here's abc news reporter becky worley. >> in this morning's gma first look, a preview of the holiday deals that will have you celebrating all weekend long. big savings on appliances and homeware, and be sure to stock up on your summer favorites. >> some of the best deals right now for 4th of july are on your seasonal items. think patio furniture, grills and summer clothing and a new trend financing deals. >> many retailers are offering 0% financing on big ticket items like cars and mattresses. >> that actually could be a big way to save, because now you don't have to worry about paying interest if you put it on a credit card, and that can help you save paying it off over the course of a year or more. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, a look into more deals and what items you may

we spoke to oakland council member noel gallo. oakland has been fighting sideshows for years, so what is working for them in the neighborhoods, >> the planter boxes, cement boxes, the trees that neighbors have planning does deter the sideshows from coming into our neighborhood streets. >> his message to san francisco. >> you know, it's worth the try. >> supervisor safai said his concern with the speed bumps is that it would shift sideshows to another san francisco neighborhood, a not fix the problem. he's urging sfpd to enforce the legislation. luz pena, abc seven news. >> louis, thank you. coming up on abc seven news at four, a warning for at&t customers. the data breach that could affect you, san francisco moves one step closer to zero emissions. the new ferry that is already out on the water and taking the devastation from a wildfire, and then creating something beautiful from it that the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big

. >> well, council members read ramachandran and noel gallo found the proposal fiscally irresponsiblee 5 members of the city council didn't want to be the ones responsible for cutting 100 caps and having rotating closures. a 5 fire stations. so the motion was approved and now they will have to keep their fingers crossed. the coliseum deal goes through other big cuts could come in september if that doesn't happen and don't forget unless oakland find some way to generate a windfall of ongoing revenue. cops and fire stations could be back on the chopping block next june. live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron, 4 news. all right, dan, thank you very much. >> in the east bay police in livermore arrested a man for violating his gun violence restraining order. last week police made a traffic stop. they found 31 year-old suspect with an unregistered loaded pistol. then they looked to search his home and found another gun along with ammunition and drugs. there's some of what they found. that man now faces a string of drug and weapons charges. turns out a sinkhole might be behind the closure of

. >> oakland city council member noel gallo says.are also a big problem for the city of oakland. last year, the city received 1000 emails about it and it's not just the noise, but also all that trash that gets left behind after that. >> still ahead, a hiker expressing gratitude for a group of campers that he says saved his life, describing the moments before they found him lost on the coast and a fast moving fire near yosemite national park. >> evacuations are now being issued for people in that area, and a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange down slightly, about 60 points right now. >> another update on the markets next. >> and if you're flying delta prepared a car. bob, the airline is only serving one kind of meal after passengers were served spoiled food. drew, hope you like that pasta. oof! nice. >> all right, let's take a look at our network of cameras out there. our accuweather alert in effect for the intense heat wave continuing inland for another day. live. look on our network of cameras. quite

oakland city council member noel gallo says this comes as the city is trying to rebuild trust. >> the city attorney will review the requests on the records request, then works with the technology departments. sadly enough, we're at this point now. >> the subpoena also includes requests for documents about developments at the oakland army base. the city council had approved a new recycling facility for the duong family's business. san francisco now has more legal authority to clear homeless encampments off city streets. this week, the ninth circuit court of appeals lifted a temporary ban that had limited san francisco's ability to clear away tents. it's all in response to the u.s. supreme court's ruling last month that allows cities to cite or even arrest people sleeping in public spaces. san francisco city attorney david chu says the ruling means people can be moved off public streets if they refuse to go to a shelter. >> to make sure that folks are taking advantage of the shelter and services, we've had too many folks in recent years who've refused those services, many instances of r