this is heartbreaking oakland mayor libby schaaf got emotional today as she talked about oakland pd investigating the city's a hundredth homicide of the year. this not just 100 lives lost. this is 100 groups of children that don't have a loved one a mentor a mom a dad an aunt and uncle mayor schaff made these remarks after attending a round table with attorney general rob bonta on combating hate crimes shaft told reporters. she's committed to finding solutions for all violence in oakland and said part of that is adding staff to the police department. i've been very clear oakland needs more police officers. we currently have fewer than 700 officers policing this great city of 440,000 souls. we asked shavuay homicides are again on the rise in oakland after there had been several steady years of decline her answer the pandemic once the pandemic happened. many of our tools were taken away from us. and sense of desperation a huge increase in the purchase of firearms and the flooding of our streets with untraceable ghost guns. she said oakland ceasefire program that provided social support and resource

this is not about increasing the safety of oakland or oakland orders. this is about the manipulation of the fear and the pain of communities of color. we don't want more police. we don't want more law enforcement. we want real solutions. take a little risk reimagine what you're doing and then evaluate. does it have the outcome that we want? after the break using data and research to change law enforcement. the center for policing equity looks to drive policing equity looks to drive we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. because when you're on a real vacation together where you don't have to think about anything, you can finally enjoy everything. come aboard a medallionclass cruise with princess plus. visit princess.com or call 1-800-princess. come aboard a medallionclass cruise with princess plus. the c

oakland. >> we are taking a look at what can be done about the violence problem. oakland has had a troubling milestone. 100 homicides so far. up from 71 last year on this date. the highest number in nearly a decade. in 2012, oakland had 126 homicides. during a news conference, oakland's police chief voiced his frustration. >> so much violence, so many guns, so many senseless lives lost. if this is not a calling to everybody in this community that there is a crisis, i don't know what is. >> opd currently has 695 officers for a city of about half a million people. >> we will speak to the chief at 6:00. the oakland city council is meeting right now. one of the issues is to add up to two new police new academy -- two new police academies. tim johns breaks down the debate. >> the issue of policing once again front and center in oakland. the president of the oakland police officers association says the violence in the city is out of control. >> city leaders are vilifying and womanizing at every turn

this is not about increasing the safety of oakland or oakland orders. this is about the manipulation of the fear and the pain of communities of color. we don't want more police. we don't want more law enforcement. we want real solutions. take a little risk reimagine what you're doing and then evaluate. does it have the outcome that we want? after the break using data and research to change law enforcement. the center for policing equity looks to drive departments towards sys uncle. the center for policing equity uses data science to measure behaviors and lobby for policy changes with an eye on justice and equity. former salt lake city police chief chris burbank is urging departments to measure their reforms on the basis of their outcomes. we've been training officers for years. and it has not changed the outcome. what we're starting to see is where we change when we change what the officers do not simply how they do it, but what they do we then start to see some significant results in decreases in use of force, misdemeanor arrest and, quite frankly, jus

crime that oakland does. >> oakland is a larger city with a lot of urban issues, as you are aware. it is a smaller community city. reporter: they are experiencing staffing issues, like oakland. this is the smallest staff they have had in several years. there crime rate is not as much. they say their officers have a strong relationship with the public which helps to prevent as much violent crime as possible. >> we value the relationship we have with our community members, and the interaction and connection we have with our communities. that is what sets us apart. kristen: coming up, we speak to community leaders and oakland peered their call to action and what they say needs to be done to stop the violence. we will hear from a violence interrupter, who talks with abc7 news. larry: clean up after a fire gutted a home. this is how the fire looked from the ground shortly after broke out around 1:00 this afternoon. one person tried to put it out with a garden hose, but it was too late. amber spread to fields nearby, forcing the evacuation of other homes. those orders have been lifted. s

de oakland. de crÍmenes violentos. hablaremos con el concejal de oakland con este revÉs de una decisiÓn previa. bienvenido concejal ¿quÉ necesita esta decisiÓn? considera que un avance en la lucha contra el crimen. >>> lo que ofreciÓ el concilio, es para tener mÁs soluciones para acoger mÁs miembros de la policÍa. tenÍamos 2 acadÉmicos y apoyamos a la tercera academia para este aÑo. y 3 academias para el aÑo que viene, tenemos que realmente cada menos respuesta para 3.000, 4.000 millones de dÓlares. >>> la policÍa que tenemos en la calle y esto es importante. porque ahorita la violencia es muy seria y no tenemos el nÚmero de policÍas que pueda responder en tiempo. y por eso, tomamos esa decisiÓn. >>> esto podrÍa ayudar a controlar la criminalidad alargo plazo. >>> especialmente en las calles, a mÍ ahorita las pandillas y la violencia es seria. la policÍa con las escuelas pÚblicas lo terminaron ese programa. y por ejemplo, hoy la secundaria aquÍ me llamÓ estÁn pidiendo ayuda. especialmente con los

can you come and help oakland? we need help. this pastor thinks more aid from the state and local agencies and criminal justice reform would help ease violence. they do lock up people in the next day there right back on the street again. others stress police need the community's help. it is up to each and every person. in the city of oakland together together and help stop this violence. all of them believe prayers are working. they say hundreds in oakland have survived gun violence if every one of those people that were wounded with gunshot. had they died. we'd be talking about something like over 400 homicides right now in the city of oakland. and the next prayer vigil will be held on october 23rd at the lake, married amphitheater and andre families of this year's homicide victims will be asked to join important to remember that each time any time behind one of these homicides there is a family in mourning over this as a smith reporting for us live in oakland as a thank you. in san jose, homeless man was shot and killed along

staying in oakland here. we're learning about a man shot and killed in an unprovoked attack last month. ktvu is amber lee tells us he was homeless and killed while trying to help others. the car was running great. lisa chavez shows me the van. her fiance, robert heron lived in until he was shot and killed in what oakland police describe as an unprovoked attack by someone he didn't know. i never thought he would die in the street. never. on the morning of august 20th around 9 30, chavez says she and heron we're out feeding the homeless in east oakland. it was a weekly ritual. they would collect donations of food and clothing from community members. she stand that the 55 year old would die while helping others her boom boom boom like 34 shots. and i turned to look and he's in the gutter. this man was among those receiving a meal from the couple. he tells me. herron suffered several gunshot wounds. i was just basically pretty much trying to keep him stable and alive until the paramedics and police got their hair

so it is a cool one for the north bay oakland.rkeley fairly mild comparatively at 58 reyna don, thank you for that. we do have a hot spot. we were following traffic collisions. >> along highway 24. and now this

she has led the fight to clean the air in her neighborhood near the port of oakland with the west oaklandnd marne -- environmental indicators project for decades, starting with questions. >> why are we breathing us? julia: and concerns. >> i have two grandchildren who are asthmatic and right now, it's under control. i don't want to go back to that. julia: nearby mlk elementary, neighbors are also concerned about their kids health. >> a little bit of asthma and coughing. julia: west oakland are 1.5 more times more likely to be sent to the er with severe asthma than other parts of alameda county according to public health data why? >> america is so does segregated and so is pollution. -- america is segregated and so is pollution. julian: it is an issue of environmental and structural racism. >> i can tell how healthy you are based on your zip code in they can be adjacent to each other and find a life expectancy of differential of 10 to 15 years. julian: in west oakland, life expectancy is 7.5 years lower than the alameda county average. all you have to do is take a trip on to east bay freew

car will a new black owned business rolled out in oakland today? and after the break, we'll tell you about what makes this new food trick so unique. i had two sons, 16 year old until year old and i want to show them that anything. they put their mind so they can get it done. adam barrier, whether we are still tracking some rain up toward north and we could be tracking a few rain drops this weekend. we'll have more your forecast coming up first so the bay area distillery that's making vodka out of grapes. damaged by wildfire smoke. one is latest vodka. it's called smoke point made from napa grapes damaged in last year's glass fire anger. one says it partnered with crimson wine group to create the limited edition. which is set to be the first pot made from smoke tinged grapes. the vodka is described as having quote unexpected taste with subtle notes of fruit, licorice and allspice. the company says all proceeds from smoke point will go to the california fire foundation. well the new black owned business rolled out in oakland today and as ktvu is rob

kpix 5's andria borba reports from west oakland . the group is telling the city, if you don't do something, we will. >> reporter: nonprofit groups in alameda county and oakland have filed suit against the city of oakland, saying they are not living up to the law that they passed in 2020. this 70 page lawsuit against the city of oakland is over encampments like this one that got the city. you can see in cabins tucked near west oakland art, and near freeways and neighborhoods. human suffering on the streets and sidewalks. >> something that we all want to be out here. that is not the case, ladies and gentlemen. some of us want housing. some of us are putting forth the effort to do what we can. >> reporter: a proposal passed by the city council in october of 2020 is the reason for the suit. called the encampment management policy, these were supposed to be removed after 6 months and folks moved into housing. a collection of groups called the we deserve better alliance has filed suit against the city for failing to enforce the policy. >>

can you come and help oakland? we need help this pastor thanks more aid from the state and local agencies and criminal justice reform would help ease violence. they do lock up people in the next day there right back on the street again. others stress police need the community's help. it is up to each and every person. in the city of oakland together together and help stop this violence. all of them believe prayers are working. they say hundreds in oakland have survived gun violence if every one of those people that were wounded with gunshot. had they died. we'd be talking about something like over 400 homicides right now in the city of oakland in oakland. i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. same as a police are investigating the shooting death of a man killed near coyote creek trail. the man's body was found saturday afternoon near remillard court and story road. police think the man who has not yet been identified, may have been homeless and may have been living in the coyote creek area so far. no suspects have

yesterday an oakland police officer was shot in the line of duty.e seen this in many cities before. oakland, do they have a solution to this? >> they think they do, at least a partial solution. on monday the city of oakland unfortunately recorded its 100th homicide for this year alone. yesterday the city council declared gun violence to be a public health emergency in that city. as far as the solution, the county is now asking -- the city is now asking the county of alameda to allocate money from the covid stimulus package to the city of oakland's department of violence prevention. a new police academy will put officers on the street. with this money from the relief fund, the city would be able medical clinics, housing support and help small minority owned businesses. >> we talk about gun violence in oakland, the majority of those dying and losing their lives are black men and brown men. so this resolution is to uplift the severity of the crisis that we are in with 100 lives lost and the majority of those black and brown men and women dying on our s

napa up by 14 degrees oakland up by nine degrees livermore up by seven. when it comes to these temperatures, we are looking at 5 10, even 15 degrees above the seasonal average. here's a look at a comparison. santa rosa typically 83 for this time of year today, going to 94 86 in the city of san francisco. that is a huge warm up, they're going to feel quite hot. oakland upper eighties upper nineties and livermore nearing the century mark on this final day of summer and low nineties expected over san jose, i'll have a better look at the afternoon highs for today. the cool down that is coming our way and what you can expect for the rest of the week in just a bit. rosemary thank you still to come at noon, preparing for disaster. i've seen that chaos on the roadway during other disasters within our community within the state of california how one north bay city is partnering up with google to help prepare residents for the best plan to escape in the event of a wildfire? have prompto plan a first of its kind evacuation drill for this weekend. ktvu rob roth tells

so we're still 2 upon oakland.o is now out a limited from playoff contention hate to say they lost to the mariners. >> again, it was 42 so that leaves them 3 left to play on the road before they go home for the season and we're talking all is it hard to play those 3 doing. it doesn't mean anything. you know what it's called just for fun. remember, baseball the fire. >> just do it for fun, relax for the last 3. we'll take a break. it is 6.56 still ahead in the next hour. >> a vaccine requirement now in effect for health care workers across the state and city workers in san jose to. we'll have the latest in a live report. plus the eviction moratorium ends today across the state. but some renters to still qualify for special eviction protections. we'll explain coming up in a minute. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. san jose's covid vaccine mandate is now in effect today. we could find out how many city employees might b

. >> oakland. police are searching for the suspect or suspects who stole from a local charity that helps unhoused community members oakland. yeah. volunteer-based organization artists building communities was hosting a charity art show last weekend was someone made off with. >> it's you all of, you know, along with dozens of art pieces inside our conference. taylor sackey joins us now live in the studio with more taylor. >> the key grant. you hate to see this happen. of course, to anyone, especially an organization that gives back to their own community artists, building communities uses profits from their artwork like those pieces that were stolen from that u haul to build tiny homes for the homeless in oakland. >> feeling amazing. and then i got the fact that like. >> think we've all skip kirk and others with an open organization known as artists building communities. we're celebrating the success of their first in-person charity art show this past weekend. but it all came to a screeching halt wh

at the same time, the port of oakland needs work.are not coming here, either to drop off containers or pick up especially perishable agricultural exports that support many jobs. well, they're skipping oakland because the vessel lines which are mostly foreign owned, uh, are looking to make a fast buck. should we say. instead of dropping off products in oakland were picking up exports. they're heading right back to asia, where vessel owners can get as much as 20 to 40 times more than oakland agricultural exports will fetch for them. the vessel owners explain the worsening problem this way six weeks ago, blaming it on worldwide congestion. we are filling orders, and we aren't shipping as much as we could. because of the congestion because of tie ups and equipment. lynn shipping that continues from l. a to the bay is really not an option. rail is almost impossible. the truck rates would triple or quadruple, and that's what's happening right now, though the federal maritime commission has opened up an investigation into the situation. we

and so i'm bringing oakland to stanford and hopefully bring stanford to oakland and just learn a lotwhat i'm looking forward to. all right, wonderful. continued success to you and great work here, putting together this event in oakland tomorrow at oakland tech high school. glad we could get the word out about it. um, ed mohammed, thanks for taking the time appreciate the best of luck to you and again. that stem fair gets underway 10 o'clock tomorrow at oakland tech. you want more information log on to our website ktvu .com and look under the web link section boy. he is such an impressive young man. absolutely. okay, this to also quite impressive, a celebratory lights, so not with fireworks, though, but with drones coming up on what he talked, live with the company behind this amazing star wars tribute at a recent tornadoes game. wow how do i follow that? well i'm keeping an eye on the weather. we're heading into labor day weekend. we've got some heat on the way. i'll tell you all about it. your extended forecast is next. at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra

oakland 12 degrees cooler than where you were.s all because of this area of low pressure pushing towards the pacific northwest, already enhancing our southerly surge. we are seeing fog creeping up along the coastline and visibility has dropped to less than a quarter of a mile and half moon bay tonight. be careful tomorrow morning. i want to show you the forecast. tomorrow, fog near the coast. higher clouds coming through from time to time. temperatures will be coming down tomorrow afternoon. not really that much cooler tonight. most areas in the 60's and 70's. we are hanging onto the heat from earlier in the day. the fog has moved in. fall begins tomorrow afternoon. coastal morning fog, a cooler afternoon. hazy air and heating up again on thursday. the air quality for the next four days, we will be impacted by some of that smoke from the wildfires. thursday, good to moderate. friday and saturday, it deteriorates. moderate air quality. initially, it starts off hazy tomorrow morning. i tomorrow evening, the sea breeze picks up. the

oakland. mayor libby schaff says recruiting and retaining teachers, especially teachers of color and ensuring housing security is a top priority for the city and district for over 85% of the students are black indigenous and people of color. >> trio offers our teacher residents. beautiful housing that is heavily subsidized. so they can quit that second job. they don't have to drive uber. they can just focus on finishing their graduate degree and actually teaching oakland students. the inflated housing market intertwined with the sky-high rental prices and the low pay for educators bush's black latino and many other teachers out of oakland. >> teachers in the trail program will receive $500 a month in guaranteed income for 4 years. if they continue teaching in oakland. that money is privately funded the goal is to recruit more and retain more than a 100 teachers in the next 9 years. nearly 600 employees of united airlines will be terminated because they refuse to get vaccinated against covid fe

about 54% of oakland children are fully vaccinated.id not say when this will go into effect, but the superintendent said it would not be for january. life in the newsroom, any holyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: as police try to piece together what happened to gabby petito, another witness has come forward in his case. she claims she has seen gabby and her boyfriend back in august, when the couple was being kicked out of a restaurant in wyoming. jobina: nina says she vividly remembers the couple sitting next to her family -- she posted on his to graham saying it appeared gabby and brian were being kicked out of the restaurant and gabby got aggressive with -- brian got aggressive with the staff. >> she was standing out on the sidewalk and crying and he walked in and out several times, screaming at people. jobina: the managers have contacted the fbi. nina told gma that his level of anger was unwarranted. >> whether they were displeased with the food or whatever, it still doesn't seem like that much anger is worth something like that. in that

j.r.: this year in oakland, 100 homicides. lester at this time, 71. >> we have to stop the killing and start the healing now. ama: a temporary way to house the homeless is coming to san francisco. the city will build its first tiny cabins. 73 quick build cabins will be placed on the site which will open sometime this fall. it will cost $1.7 million and be covered by nonprofits. oakland and san jose have similar villages. dan: san francisco streets are shut down for a convention. how one of the biggest companies is adapting its event due to covid. >> the realization of going back to work is overwhelming. ama: it seems like finding employees and is not the only problem but keeping them is as well. dan: have you taken a look at the sky? a sure sign that summer is coming to an end. ama: first, jimmy kimmel. jimmy: are you up? >> have you been doing this for how long? jimmy: long enough to be totally infected. how are you doing? is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, crea

at the same time, the port of oakland needs work.hips are not coming here, either to drop off containers or pick up especially perishable agricultural exports that support many jobs. well, they're skipping oakland because the vessel lines which are mostly foreign owned, uh, are looking to make a fast buck. should we say. instead of dropping off products in oakland were picking up exports. they're heading right back to asia, where vessel owners can get as much as 20 to 40 times more than oakland. agricultural exports will fetch for them. the vessel owners explain the worsening problem this way six weeks ago blaming it on worldwide congestion. we are filling orders, and we aren't shipping as much as we could. because of the congestion because of tie ups of equipment. lynn shipping that continues from l. a to the bay is really not an option. rail is almost impossible. the truck rates would triple or quadruple, and that's what's happening right now, though the federal maritime commission has opened up an investigation into the situation.

we have spoken to the port of oakland.an francisco company that is literally mapping out differences in air pollution block by block, so it can be determined which areas need greater i want to point out, this is just a snippet of the 10 minute long report we have been working on on this issue. you can watch the full story streaming right now on the abc 7 news area app, and also on our website. for now, reporting live, julian glover, abc 7 news. larry: thank you. grab your phone right now, we will be tracking this with the equity report. you can see that on our website, where grab your phone and scan the qr code on your screen right now. there you can find specific data for the 100 largest cities in america. kristen: today san jose is apologizing for its role in discrimination against chinese immigrants. >> the past is not dead, it is not even past. and yes, there have been public pronouncements, but it is really for every generation to reckon with the darkest corners of our collective history. kristen: dating back to the m

oakland was at 70 homicides at the same point last year. >> this afternoon, oakland officers were called to another shooting, a man rushed to a hospital after gunfire nearby than high streets. >> all this has city council members who voted to reduce police resources now talking about whether to add officers back to the force. >> kpix 5's john ramos explains the apparent reversal. >> reporter: a surge in violent crime has reopened the debate about whether or not more cops mean more safety. a man found shot to death yesterday outside of the coliseum bart station was oakland's 100th murder victim. today, the councilmember introduced a proposal to add two new police academies, when this year and one next. it was a move that the mayor has been advocating as the department has shrunk to 694 sworn officers by the fewest since 2014. >> oakland has the lowest officer per violent crime staffing of any department in america. >> reporter: the council's concern is if the number of cops falls below 678, the city could lose measures the funding, which goes to various purposes, including firefighting an

there near west oakland bart and freeways and neighborhoods.ed by the city council in october of 2020, they called the encampment management policy, these were supposed to be removed after 6 months, and folks moved into housing. a collection of groups called the we deserve better alliance has filed a 70 page lawsuit against the city for failing to enforce the policy. >> we spent a bunch of money hiring people to do it, and then it was ignored. >> reporter: among the problems, the simple lack of housing for the unhedged population. >> you can't close a cab down and affect anyone without having a place for them to live that is equal or better than the current situation. back rachel and their wife are running into this problem. they found a compex it takes housing factors, but the caseworkers are overloaded and don't get back to them. >> something we all want to be out here. that's not the case, ladies and gentlemen. some of us want housing. some of us are putting forth the effort to do what we can. >> reporter: melissa is from the oakland compass

they plan to have rallies across oakland.believe the district needs to improve conditions and confusion with covid in the classroom. the district responded to that. listen in. >> we have orders in for the state to get us more tests. we look forward to having those and distributing to our schools. >> reporter: all teachers and staff within the school district or really across the state must show full vaccination proof or test weekly. remember that mandate came down from governor gavin newsom last month and gives them until october 15 to be in full compliance. justin andrews, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> last night the fda authorized expanded access to booster shots of pfizer's covid- 19 vaccine. the decision applies to people ages 65 and up, those with weakened immune systems, adults whose job or living situation might frequently expose them to the virus. it is up to cdc to decide how and when booster shots will be distributed and exactly who will get it. anne joins us from the live news desk with the big questions they hope to an

less than a year teachers root oakland has a new goal. it wants to retain more than 100 teachers in the next nine years, and it comes with a call to action. >> we need more partnerships for teachers rooted in oakland. we need community-minded developers or landlords who areal to des count their rents to educators. >> without program, this teacher says he couldn't afford to teach in the bay area. >>> an iconic celebration is coming back. the chinese new year parade. this video is taken the last time it was open to the public, two years ago. today they announced it is coming back, and the public had be invited to watch it from the streets like they used to do. however, all volunteers and members must be fully-vaccinated and wear a mask. the parade is set to take place on february 19th. >> another step toward normal. >>> ahead, san francisco giants spirits flying high, literally. we'll show you the new plane that landed at sfo 250d. the giants are entering in high style. that's barry bonds and lou seal. they unveiled a lounge, the dugout. th

this is all taking place in the oakland unified school district. the parents and students had a long discussion with the school board members but the school board members ultimately decided to approve the resolution. what this means now is all students over the age of 12 will now be required to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. there will be some exemptions with a doctor's note and when the vaccine will be required. right now we are not sure of the date but we'll keep you updated on the topic. and the issue of mandating a vaccine seems to be gaining popularity because there are some other districts in the bay area also discussing that issue. now, berkeley unified school district as well as piedmont have discussed the mandate. berkeley right now has not made anything official. piedmont has decided to move forward with the mandate for the students 12 and older, those eligible students will now have until november 17th to receive their shots. and going back to the oakland unified school districts, in terms of enforcement right now, that is unclear

. >> at least 100 homicides this year in oakland. i will tell you what the police chief has to say about it. >> high levels of ozone trigger a spare the air alert tomorrow. sandhya: tracking smoke and heat. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> moving forward, finding solutions. >> i know the fda really wants to do it correctly but they want to do it quickly. dan: a development that millions of parents have been waiting to hear. ama: dr. fauci says the fda could give emergency use authorization to a covid vaccine for children. thank you for joining us. dan: the push for authorization comes the same day pfizer said its vaccine works on children as young as five. kate larsen is part of the vaccine team and is on this developing story. ama: you spoke to a family in the bay area whose kids are part of a local vaccine trial. kate: the family is thrilled other children will likely have the same opportunity as their kids. more than one million kids in the u.s. have come down with covid in the past five weeks but now millions more vulnera

we are livid oakland police headquarters.ings is prompting a lot of finger- pointing tonight. >>> it certainly is. it extended beyond those numbers you just spoke about. there was also another shooting, stabbing, and another fatality early this morning in the city of oakland. city leaders try to grapple with and come to terms with how they can fix this crime problem. three people are dead and three others wounded after multiple shootings in the course of just hours in oakland. the first happened at 3:15 near burbank preschool, leaving two people dead and more injured. just 7 minutes later, an fbi agent shot and killed someone during an arrest with the u.s. marshals service, and at quarter after 5:00, three people were wounded, not fatally, near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. the president of the oakland police officers association dubbed it bloody monday. >> stop the attrition. we are losing 10 per month, and provide these officers a sense of value and appreciation that they deserve, as the dedicated public servants that the

shout out for the oakland a's. you need a win tonight over the mariners to stay playoff relevant. >> i think you may have heard you. >> oh yeah. >> thanks. >>> coming up next, a welder who turned his craft into art. the message he is trying to send ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's portant to make an with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. >>> one northern california welder is doing a lot more than just mending fences, he is turning his craft into art. >> this i

the oakland school board is taking public comment right now. we will let you know how they decide. >>> meanwhile, the oakland teachers union is demanding more covid-19 testing. right now, there are just 10 sites serving more than 100 schools. the union wants to see that expanded to every campus but the district says the supply is simply not there. >> at my school, reach academy, we have had over 30 positive covid-19 cases and the more cases you have right nw, the more testing you get, but we need that testing to be consistent. >> we are very confident that testing procedures we have in place are working. we have actually seen a pretty clear decline in numbers from the first couple weeks of school. >> the union's other demand is better air filtration. the district says they are working on that. >>> a police officer was wounded in a shootout. we just got an update from oakland police a little while ago. and, that officer is in stable condition right now. andria borba walks us through what happened >> reporter: an officer was shot in oakland today

today they plan to have rallies across oakland.strict needs to improve conditions and confusion with covid in the classroom. the district responded to that. >> we are very confident that the testing procedures and protocols we have in place are working. we have seen a pretty clear decline in numbers from the first couple weeks of school. >> reporter: all teachers and staff must show full vaccination proof or be tested weekly. that was a statewide mandate that came down last month. these teachers and schools hav mplianhappening today, cdc will narrow down exactly who qualifies for pfizer booster shot. last night fda approved extra dose for americans 65 and up and those with weakened immune systems and adults whose job or living situation might frequently expose them to the virus. some of the questions the cdc hopes to answer today is who exactly risks become being severely ill. do teachers count as being exposed? or is that just front line healthcare workers? what about people who get moderna or johnson & johnson. >> i suspect we'll

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they say oakland has grossly mishandled homelessness. they say it's an industry and people are making money off of it. >> whether it's city council wanting more state funding or non-profits competing with other non-profits, seeking grant funding, there are incentives at play, keeping us from pooling our resources, rolling up our sleeves and truly getting to work. >> the alliance says the city is supposed to give people in homeless encampments a 60-day eviction notice, but that is not happening. >>> they're calling him a serial slingshot shooter. someone has been firing ball bearings into windows along the guadalupe freeway. homes and businesses all hit. the crime lab was even targeted. no reports of any injuries. but damage to the windows is about $500,000 so far. a $20,000 reward for info relating to the arrest and conviction of that slingshot shooter. >>> someone spray painted hate graffiti in el camean owe park. it was directed at white people. this is the second time since may. anyone with information is urged to call police. >>> a s

because violence is a major issue in oakland. we dedicated extra time to break down the issue and we at possible solutions including what chief armstrong is doing. >> the man accused of killing a woman in san luis obispo 25 years ago will stand trial for her murder. paul flores is accused of first-degree murder. they say he either raped or attempted to rape 19-year-old kristin smart before killing her in his cal poly dorm room. a small setback today for scott peterson in his efforts to get a new trial based on alleged your misconduct. the judge denied the defense request to take a deposition from the jury at the center of the misconduct allegations. the judge said she would allow subpoenas to be issued, requiring the jury attend a future hearing. something peterson's attorney does not expect will happen anytime soon. >> i think given the circumstances of what came to light today or what the judge was concerned about today, i know she said she would like to get this hearing and it seems that would be difficult. >> peterson's attor

the oakland police union called monday's shootings a blood.d the city council of embracing the defund the police movement. in a statement, the union said, in part the carnage witnessed on oakland's streets last night and how oakland's tired, vilified and unsupported police officers fought to protect our residents once again demonstrated that oakland police officers are america's hardest working cops behavior that's currently going on the street and now it's just on fruitvale is out of control. oakland city council member noel guyot, who represents the fruitvale district, says it's time for stakeholders to work together to crack. out on crime. oakland we got to get our act together, man, and, uh, address the issue of public safety. and don't be. pointing fingers and blaming each other. the man shot and killed by the fbi agent was a father of three. authorities have not released the details of what led up to the shooting. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. in a statement released tonight, the fbi says the man they shot and killed was on. but the fami

also housing teachers of color in oakland. how a pilot program to recruit retain desperately needed educators is getting even bigger. >> and lawmakers on capitol hill running out of time to reach a deal to keep the government running. the latest on the intensely partisan on the intensely partisan negotiations. coming up next. when a truck hit my car, on the intensely partisan nthe insurance companyp next. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. it my car, let our injury attorneys help you the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> a big story tonight. congress now has less than 24 hours to prevent a government shutdown. >> lawmakers i

the scene at oakland international airport just yesterday. airport officials say today and monday are going to be the busiest days for travel. federal law requires travelers to wear mask inside airports and on planes, the cdc has recommended that unvaccinated people do not travel this holiday weekend. we spoke with some travelers today who served yesterday said even though covid-19 continues to spread. they feel ok about traveling. >> we beat had that that scene. so decreased some of the anxiety of we saw the precautions hand sanitizers, 6. 6 feet apart when possible and wear the mask. >> all right. sounds like they cdc also says that unvaccinated people who insist on flying she get tested before and after they travel, they should wear masks at all times and try to maintain social distancing. he on the kron 00:00am morning news we're actively tracking your travel for making sure the roadways are clear for you this morning. and john travel has been making sure that the air, it's pretty clear, right to make i don't know how many powers i have c

i'm pale more and i'm ken wayne oakland. the suspect tried to run from the scene last night. the good samaritan stopped him in his tracks until officers arrived. kron force. what you call tells us. 2 children remain in critical condition. >> shattered glass and broken car light scattered across international boulevard in oakland at 38th avenue. remnants of a horrific crash. it gave me chills. i couldn't imagine that happened to me dioner apd a sympathizing with one mother's nightmare media clue ritmo fitness at the intersection. she was away

check out oakland in the mid 80's right now with livermore and dublin. just a few degrees warmer at 87 degrees. but petaluma hot temperatures there in the low 90's with nevado and santa rosa. not that far behind currently at 88 degrees. the radar for tracking clear blue skies, not much of a marine layer in the next couple of days. but big changes next weekend where we could actually see some rain. looks like it's just going to screw right over the bay area with this latest model run. but hopefully the truck moves a little bit more southward. so that it actually brings us some measurable amounts of rain to start out the month of october. can't believe that arrives tomorrow. but temperatures warming up and drying out. in fact, we're going to peak on sunday with cooler cloudier weather heading our way next week. more my full forecast and your full weekend outlook in just a few minutes. just seen. back to you. thank you so much for breezy. here's what's coming up today at 3 california has new police reforms in place. >> how this legislation aims to increase

amanda: a new food truck will be serving in west oakland thanks to a nonprofit and the oakland a's. provides grants to businesses owned by formerly incarcerated people and those facing extreme economic barriers. it will be owned and operated by four chefs who used to be in prison. >> unity is a good thing so i appreciate the opportunity they gave me and the contributors to society. amanda: their specialties are fried chicken sandwiches and vegan wraps. oakland and the world enterprises thanked the generosity of the a's who provided a startup grant for the food truck. the all civilian crew aboard a spacex rocket seems to be living its best life above the earth. showed off his zero gravity ukulele skills as they soared higher than the international space station. the crew live demonstrations of the experiments they have been working on. the flight blasted off yesterday and is expected to end tomorrow. still to come, law enforcement leaders in the nation's capital are under high alert. how they are preparing for those rallying in support of those charged in the january 6 right. how muc

give yourself a few extra minutes if you are commuting into oakland. it is a noninjury crash so it shouldn't take much time getting this one out of the road way. bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving pretty nicely. no delays, under 10 minutes from the maze into the city. golden gate bridge is clear. most bay area bridges are quiet. we are seeing a few cars making the ride south bound 101 into san francisco but everything quiet out of marin. same for san mateo bridge, 13 minutes between 880 and 101. along the nimitz freeway, 880 looking good. 35 minute commute your altamont pass, west bound 580, 205 towards 680. no crashes or incidents. that really is our other slow spot. things are fairly quiet on east shore freeway. 101 out of the south bay things are quiet, about a 35, 36 minute ride 101 from hellyer towards sfo. >>> faa ended safety investigation into virgin galactic founder richard branson's short voyage to space over summer. the probe started after faa determined the vehicle flew outside of the designated air space for nearly two minutes. virgi

oakland so far this year.ny guns. so many senseless lives lost. the shooting happened in broad daylight outside the coliseum. bart station. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener that the latest shooting comes on the heels of another violent weekend in the city are crime reporter henry lee joins us now from the newsroom with the latest henry. well, julia grim milestone reached today, 100 people have now lost their lives to violence so far this year, far more than last year. and once again, the top cop says it's time for all of this to end. shell casings and evidence markers scattered the ground outside the coliseum bark station as oakland police investigated the city's 1/100 homicide and the 10th over the past week, so many guns. so many senseless lives lost. the most recent killing happened at about 10 45 monday morning near the bus stop outside the park station on san leandro street upon our arrival at that location, fortunately, that gentleman. and also lost his life. at a n

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>>debido a una nueva ordenanza en la ciudad de montevideo paola: la junta directiva de oakland pidiÓque sus estudiantes deben estar completamente vacunados. ramÓn: la ciudad de santa rosa celebrÓ la construcciÓn del primer parque de comida mexicana. >> noticias univisiÓn 14. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: muy buenas noches. soy paolavirrueta. autoridades del concejo municipal de mountain view podrÍan considerar una ordenanza para estabilizaciÓn de rentas para casas mÓviles. vamos con los detalles. reportera: buenas noches. con el objetivo de poner fin a una batalla de varios aÑos para poner en orden una ley para casas rodantes, una nueva ley podrÍa entrar en vigencia el 28 de octubre. se podrÍa aprobar una ley de control de renta en mountain view. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: segÚn el vicealcalde ramÍrez, se espera que la ordenanza sea aprobada el 28 de septiembre y podrÍa entrar en vigencia un mes despuÉs. >> yo digo que estarÍa bien que el gobierno pensara en eso y nos ayudara para protecciÓn de la familia. uno nunca sabe lo que puede pasar. yo creo que en todo tiempo necesitamos gente que no

right there in oakland 76. you see the trend as we get closer to the bay and coast the numbers drop a lot more noticeably. 70 san francisco. a chilly 66 in half moon bay. as we roll through this weekend we talked about the other changes that are going to help to drop the temperatures even into next week. let me show you what that going to look like. it is this colder air off to the north. i think we'll be locked into this pattern from saturday right through next wednesday's forecast. so the result of my seven day looks like this. in san francisco, we're down to 66 on sunday and 64 next tuesday. we're tracking some rainfall off to the north. right now we're only looking at a spotty, slight chance of maybe a few showers. again, the bigger bet would be off toward the north in those fire zones. across the inland valleys a much more dramatic shift. 85 saturday. 80 on sunday. here is where it gets good and fall like. 79 on monday. 77 tuesday. 78 on wednesday. we do go back up next thursday but the three days next wee