it doesn't help anyone. >> reporter: this money, supporters of the campers set u tents outside oakland city hall to put pressure on city leaders to come up with a more stable solution. >> we need to actually allocate land so that people have a place to go, place to call thei own. >> reporter: basing this property would work, known as they get north gateway parcel. the land is next to the water treatment plant. the proposal i to the boat eight acres to an established camp, with garbage pickup and sanitation facilitie . but the protesters are frustrated by bureaucratic roadblocks they are getting it city hall. >> it seems like every time we had this conversation, it is pushed off to another agenda. i gets tiresome asking the same thing over and over. you can se the need. all you have to do is walk to work, drive to work, an you see homeless people scattered all over the place. >> reporter: the homeless advocates say the city of put off solutions for a long time, and they are appealing to new members of the council to take the lead before they are left holding the bag. >> homelessness is set t

the oakland city council approved that agreement with some changes, though oakland police will only bete information for six months. also it requires quarterly reports to make sure the city lies with local and state law, supporters say putting more license plate readers on the streets could deter and help solve crimes. but critics say there are privacy concerns. it. one city supervisr wants changes to help stop side shows that dorsey says these stunt driving events are often initiated by people from out of town. and he's calling for better enforcement, including longer impound times were vehicles that are seized. and more speed bumps on city streets and at intersections. dorothy also wants the state legislature to speed up implementation of the law that also spend the driver's licenses of people taking part inside shows that the law is set to take effect in 2025. dorsey also says lawmakers should consider requiring sideshow participants. to pay for the cleanup and the repairs . after aside jones, he's asking for a report on strategies used to deter and disrupt side shows all over the b

yesterday city council meeting they agreed to open a city least lot on beach street and are also seeking a federal waiver to use the former oakland army base known as the north gateway as a shelter. the army site will be limited to 8 acres of the total site area and could accommodate approximately 300 people. it will cost the city $100,000 to complete the waiver request. the votes come as residents evicted from the wood street encampment set up camp outside oakland city hall yesterday morning and held a peaceful protest. many of them have lived at the wood street encampment for years. their message to oakland city leaders, they have nowhere else to go. >> sanction parking lots having reasonable rules and restrictions. you're you're excluding people arbitrarily and breaking up our community, which also is our support system and my family. >> the 2 proposals voted on were from council member carol. 5. she said in a statement, quote, there is no time to waste. the city must take advantage of the vacant and underutilized properties to provide an house people a safe place to exist. what we work towards improving the delivery of homele

. > >> oakland residents unhappy wh the job by oakland city councilt oakland city council president. they are calling for her to resn for her to resign. approaches, y leaders say she is not done enoh to reduce crime, especially in e , especially in the asian american community. they say her her call to defund the police has only led to innocent people getting hurt and killed. >> we hire you. we are also the ones, we can also fire you. yout fire you. you must do your job . do your job correctly. >> president bass issued a statement in response to the call for her resignation saying in part, nothing is more important to me than the health and safety of my family and thoe whom my office service. the city city of oakland has an election in one month where voters will ultimately make their own choic. make their own choices. > >> water main break but at an in but at an intersection. it created a sinkhole in san francisco's richmond district. it happened around noon on the street next to golden tate partx homes were affected, but no ones hurt. officials say past water -- tapwater may appear

because we're certain we're providing a service for parents, people that work in the city of oakland. wang says he understands that city leaders and police have other priorities. he tells me all he's asking is that the city stop sending him violation notices with the threat of fines. julie amber. thank you. a traffic stop on the peninsula leads to a big fine coming up more on what exactly police officers were able to get off the streets and see what happens when a high speed chase runs through multiple barria cities during the evening commu . they serial killer tonight they say they have linked to additional cases, including one in oakland today, the reward for information leading to an arrest went up to $95,000 after an anonymous donor contributed $10,000. today police say seven people have been killed since april of last year six in stockton, one in oakland, that oakland victim 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year. in each case, the victims were caught by surprise in the dark and shot to death. people in stockton say right now they are terrified. another lifeguard man w

joining me now is oakland city councilmember for district 3 which encompasses downtown and west oakland carol five, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so what happens now with the people being evicted from this encampment? >> there are phases of evictions happening that started weeks ago so there are offers of shelter coming through our homelessness team and as it stands there just not enough shelter beds in the city of oakland to house everyone that needs a place to stay so tat's where we are right now. they are trying to figure out how do we keep people off the streets and give them appropriate housing? it is a struggle. >> let's talk a little bit about what the problems were at wood street and have been. we spoke with a resident there, a neighbor of wood street and this is what he had to say about the concerns. >> the safety issue with the fire. i haven't been directly affected but i've heard the news that multiple fires is a huge safety concern for the city and as far as driving through it's just down the block and i tend to avoid the whole area, not out of

oakland to promote peace and love. today mayor libby schaaf will present keys tots city to some of the biggest names in oakland's culture and history. newton, a restaurant owner, author, founding member of tony, tony, tony and a singer will be honored today. mtc's transformation plan kicking into high gear thanks to covid recovery funding. the commission will be allocating $85 million to 22 regional transit agencies for projects that will streamline transit information, mapping, fare systems. the goal is to make mass transit easier for seniors, people with disabilities, low income residents to access and use. >>> jessica burch, tell me you are bringing good weather. >> jacket weather for the trick or treaters but at least there is no rain. you don't need the rain jacket. you just need to nd up a little bit. we are expecting 60s from the coast to the bay with low 70s anywhere from the north bay and past mount diablo to the east bay. one thing i want to mention, as we head into the weekend, we are not seeing much of a change visually. the foliage is still at peak past sacramento but in the bay it is still business as usua

we begin in oakland, the city in turmoil. oakland facing a growing public safety crisis amid a wave of violence that is led to fear, helplessne, and a simple demand for answers. answers. for those who have lost lost loved ones to gun violencee pain never goes away. including the family of jenna, the co-owner of olinde 37. he was gunned down outside his restaurant earlier this year year in front of his 11-year-ol. as kpix 5's kenny choi tells us, us, new clues are giving the fy some hope. clinic at lucky 37, r filipino food joint, mark and ma mark and melinda are reminded at every day of the exact spot whee the exact spot where he was vioy gunned down. five months have pd five months have passed since melinda held her boyfriend dying dying in her arms. >> i'm traumatized. it's not the the same. i don't feel safe going to the grocery store in o. i just don't feel safe. especially when the killer is nt caught. i don't feel safe. >> even >> even if they caught the guy, it would never get easier. >> reporter: mark's business still

oakland something off. how a tweet about kanye west is taking up the upcoming city council race. >>> healthy food . a big celebration in san francisco to help transform a so-called food desert. >> for me to grow up in oakland caliph arnie. >>> back to his roots. an nba legend trying to put his team in the national spotlight. >>> you are watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> tonight, a shakeup in oakland city council race, and it is all centered around a tweet about kanye west. a social justice attorney , and nina joyner, a small business owner, or both vying to represent district 4, which covers most of oakland hills and diamond district pick joyner recently came under fire for this tweet. partly reading, still rooting for you . hope you come back is much greater. kanye rest who has been repeatedly making anti-semitic marks. footlocker and adidas ended their with him. that is in the same in oakland. >> reporter: he has owned this bike shop. he is picking out after joyner's controversial tweet. >> we built a large community around us. with things like this,, it's a shot. >> reporter:

oakland, police are investigating the city's 100 homicide. we'll show you video from the citizens app. this happened around 3 yesterday in the afternoon on kirk on street. one person was shot and later died right there at the scene. that incident happened just after the department wrapped up news conference about the weekend of gun violence across the city. meanwhile, you've got police were looking for people they believe shot up a birthday party saturday night. 2 brothers were killed. 2 others were also hurt. crawford's dan kerman has the latest on that investigation. there. >> what's happening in our community right now when it comes to our young people is unacceptable. >> at a news conference monday, oakland police chief leronne armstrong said saturday night's murder brothers jc and angel sotelo garcia had a birthday party was not tied to gangs. we know that the shooting is not getting a group related. >> we believe that this is a result of the conflict. that may have happened at the school. previously. the chief did not elaborate as to wh

i think yesterday was very historic in june of 2021 oakland city council voted to cut nearly 20 million dollars from its police force to go towards programs aim to help prevent crime and address mental illness, but the headline at the time didn't reveal the full story while those cuts did happen the i-team found opd's budget still increased more than 5.7 million dollars in the following fiscal year to reflective about being tone deaf, right? we've had the longest on campaign here in oakland in the country. we've been saying for eight years now to take money out yet the money never really came out despite years of widespread calls to deep on the police abc 7's data analysis found opd's fiscal year budgets increased by nearly 18 percent from prepandemic to 2022 oakland city. councilmanuel gallo says, it's money that hasn't been spent wisely as the department face is a staffing police chief lauren armstrong. a department has 680 officers but his budgeted to have 726 the money send the budget gallo says instead of hiring more officers. the department grossly overspend on overtime. he says 5

this afternoon, the oakland city council approved the resolution to take steps towards allowing people to live at the former oakland army base. city council member carol five proposed the measure. we've got to do more and think outside of the box and that's all i'm asking for today. if we can do something faster and cheaper, fine. what is that? the resolution would allow the city to spend $180,000 to get the site ready. the money would go towards a state department of toxic substances waiver to allow a shelter to be set up on the north gateway parcel of the former army base at 11 police and watson ville made an arrest in the suspected arson of a well known church. the two alarm fire did serious damage to the interior of st patrick's church. on mainstream last night. church officials say the fire did thousands of dollars in damage. watson ville police officers worked with the church to review surveillance footage in today arrested 36 year old alberto melgar rosa of watson ville is now facing felony arson charges , including vandalizing a place of worship. stop. steph curry and the rest

as a whole. >> we are working to secure pg&e grants in the city of oakland. the city ofs -- opens the resiliency when air temperatures are bad witches manager by the emergency first -- services department -- which is managed by the emergency service department. dan: they're both current oakland city council members and they received some of the most prominent endorsements. there are eight other candidates on the ballot for oakland mayor. we are making it easier to get you caught up with the election, local races, through the abc 7 streaming app. it has full video breakdowns for you to stream in the california elections 2022 section. download the app for apple tv, google tv, amazon. fire a roku devices. ama: contra costa officials gave the clear over the awful stench emitting from a wastewater plant. they detected no hydrogen sulfide. the stench like rotten bigs was noticed over the past couple of weeks. last week we discovered it was caused by an operational problem at the treatment plant. officials said levels never reached a point considered to be dangerous.

and according to a recent poll, oakland city council members, lauren taylor and shane tao are in an extremely tight race for mayor the oakland chamber of commerce poll here found that of the 604 residents surveyed taylor and really neck in neck. 21 20% and you know, they have about the same amount of support today candidates lauren taylor and treva reid announced a ranked choice partnership and an effort to get more votes. they held a campaign rally together. we have been in partnership. >> long before. we were both on council. in fact, we met in community. not in the political sphere. because of our shared commitment and dedication to moving oakland forward so we can build the strength in the way of those who are standing with us alongside us. >> as has been said, those who have gone before us that give us this moment to really face the change to deliver for all of oakland across this town. >> bottom line, the duo is now asking voters to choose taylor as their first choice. and read as their second choice ranked choice voting the system. they played a role deciding oakland's 2010 mayoral ele

that doesn't help anyone. >> supporters of the campers se up tents outside oakland city hall to put pressure on city leaders to come up with a more stable solution. >> we need to allocate land so that people have a place to go, a place to call their own. >> reporter: they say this property would work known as th north gateway parcel, 22 acres of land along west grand avenue next to the water treatment plant, the proposal is to devot eight acres to an established camp with garbage pickup and sanitation facilities. the protesters are frustrated by bureaucratic roadblocks they ar getting a city hall. >> it seems like every time we have this conversation it's pushed to another agenda. we ge tired asking the same thing ove and over and over again. all you have to do is walk to work or drive to work and you see homeless people scattered all over the place. >> reporter: the homeless advocates say the city has put off solutions for a long time and they are appealing to new members of the council to take the lead before they are left holding the bag. >> homelessness is set to risin oakland by nearly

city was in there. livermore napa and san jose all 76 can't field in oakland, 74 in the city.it's 70 degrees napa sandra fell palo alto and campbell all around 75 76 yesterday. today it's 71 70 71 70, so a little bit cooler compared to you. i think yesterday was the warmest day of the week. we had a slight offshore breeze yesterday. it is more northwest now or west northwest. coming down the coast and then he started seeing also making more of a move onshore. so that's a big change from yesterday when it was north, northeast and offshore and clear when you get that northwest wind, the temperatures, water temp c surface temps. they go down point raised. 52 bodega bay 53 point arena 52 in san francisco, but we back down to 54 when it was 59. last week. a lot of energy moving in pacific northwest, the pattern has changed dramatically as to a cooler, wetter one. we get the cooler and a few clouds but no rain. yet fog returns flows. forties fifties clouds sun breezy cooler. the city which was 70 yesterday, 64 today 53 that is below the average on both the record 91 2003. forties fi

other east bay cities such as oakland and richmond, putting a cap on how much rent can be raised in every in their city every year. supporters say this will help keep tenants especially low income renters in their homes. i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. as our city governments continue to worry about their budgets while we worry about how we're gonna pay our rent and feed our children while they use our tax dollars to not support us. we're gonna rent control measure puts 3% cap on annual rent increases on properties constructed before 1995. it will not apply to single family homes, condos or other occupied dwellings. we are so thankful for all the tenants who mobilized and marched countless hours. many city council meetings that we've attended, and all of this victory is because of you. hold you. alright so also, the ordinance covers low income housing developments like the casablanca apartment complex where that rally was held in san francisco, the board of supervisors agreed on a plan to increase housing density in the city. the board voted in favor of reforming resid

oakland's growing on housed population. which has grown by 131% since 2015. but she's frustrated by what she describes as city councils, frequent push back and feet, dragging on the issue of securing safe spaces for the un housed reporting in oakland demagogues ktvu fox two news. we're learning. the alleged serial killer arrested in stockton may have used a so called ghost gun in some of the killings. wesley brownlee made his first court appearance since his arrest last weekend. prosecutors say they're charging him with the three most recent killings and stockton's but at least for now, not the other two that happened in that city or the killing that happened in oakland. police say they're still trying to figure out whether he is connected to other killings as well. we're gonna stay tenacious. you know, we don't know how many cases there are. that's why we're we still have our tip lines. that's why we're still partnering with our neighboring agencies. that's why we still have this incredible all star team of a task force so we can overturn every storm stone and see what we have out there. the d a. said hate c

oakland a's ballpark $12 million. as we said the ace has committed $1 billion private funding for the stadium itself city of oakland aboutne billion for our offside and on site infrastructure. so i guess the question is, has the city secured or at least identify the funding for its part of the on and off site infrastructure? because that's kind of a lot of money. it is a lot of money, and i think what was initially estimated we had a very clear path and we were close to that. unfortunately some of the estimates have been renewed and re evaluated. and so there's a bigger gap relative to off site infrastructure than we had initially thought. that's something that we have active grants proposals into our federal partners and others, and we're optimistic about those in terms of feeling that the off site infrastructure gap, so the federal state grants i think you said state grants are those are some of the sources that would come to enable the city of oakland to meet that $1 billion threshold for the industry. and uh, infrastructure. you mean the surrounding areas of the you know the roadways between new stadium and connectin

as a whole. >> we are working to secure pg&e grants in the city of oakland. the city ofs -- opens the resiliency when air temperatures are bad witches manager by the emergency first -- services department -- which is managed by the emergency service department. dan: they're both current oakland city council members and they received some of the most prominent endorsements. there are eight other candidates on the ballot for oakland mayor. we are making it easier to get you caught up with the election, local races, through the abc 7 streaming app. it has full video breakdowns for you to stream in the california elections 2022 section. download the app for apple tv, google tv, amazon. fire a roku devices. ama: contra costa officials gave the clear over the awful stench emitting from a wastewater plant. they detected no hydrogen sulfide. the stench like rotten bigs was noticed over the past couple of weeks. last week we discovered it was caused by an operational problem at the treatment plant. officials said levels never reached a point considered to be dangerous.

. >> the city of oakland's mask requirement for anybody attending a large indoor event will at the end of the month beginning november. 1st, anybody attending a gathering with more than 2500 people? well, no longer need a face covering folks will still need to wear masks when entering city facilities like libraries, senior centers and recreation centers and the city is still recommending that everybody regardless of vaccination status continue to wear masks, anywhere indoors. >> the california highway patrol is investigating a hit and run. we're car hit and hurt 6 year-old child. it happened in castro nunez avenue. this is just off of the catcher valley boulevard near i 5.80, in at this time. chp only has vague description of the car involved saying it was a white suv type of a vehicle, our forces it made. has the latest now out of castro valley. >> so we know that the child receive severe injury is in stable condition at the hospital. you know, is expected survive. >> the hit and run collision happened tuesday at around 05:30pm, a noon street near castro valley boulevard in castro val

s cities in oklahoma . excuse me. oakland came in 43rd san jose came in 45th and san francisco came in 49th was slightly more than 4% canceled. the number one city for breaking a home purchase is jacksonville , florida were more than 26% of all new home deals were dropped in some of america's most expensive cities. school districts are struggling to find teachers and one bay area district is getting creative to find a solution to bringing more teachers in factors. giovanni luigi joins us now live from daly city and giovanni. what's the district they're doing. alex. well, this is really a unique solution to finding and keeping teachers. everyone is struggling to find staff of the school district took this empty land and built this apartment complex on top of it, and it's saving staff members thousands of dollars in rent. so this is rebecca jasmine is the health teacher at this high school in the bay area. what? two words she couldn't find a place to live a month for just to live in a matchbox basicallyppox with their two dogs

cities oakland came in 43rd centers. hey came in 45th and san francisco came in 49th was slightly more than 4% canceled the number one city for breaking a home purchases. jackson hole, florida, where more than 26% of all new home deals. were dropped. dude 11. the drought is taking a toll on one central valley city. kalinga and fresno county is projected to run out of water in about two months. officials say the amount of water distributed by the federal government is shrinking and won't be enough to carry the city through the end of the year. kalinga is now exploring the possibility of having to buy water on the open market, which officials say would take a huge chunk out of the city's budget. a lot of those spots in the central valley. they work off groundwater, and a lot of that groundwater has been sucked up for agricultural interests and so smaller towns like porterville and kalinga, their ground wells are dry, hard drying up to some extent or are polluted. it has a little bit to do with that. these these temperatures

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one candidate for oakland city council says someone is ripping down her campaign signs and it has beencaught on camera. and people in redwood city are voicing their support and opposition of an ordinance temporarily banning new gun stores. the decision the city council made after hours of debate. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning . thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. october 25th. steve paulson's right here. it's gonna be cooler today that is correct. fog has come back, and after a nice monday, we said that might be the warmest day of the week. sure looks like it. temperatures fog and higher clouds of return and an onshore breeze more of a westerly breeze or an onshore breeze. if you will, so a cooler tuesday is on track here for the fog is back some higher clouds, and it'll be cool a lot of sixties and low low seventies here, temperature sliding below average, alright, never below average, always above average, our good friend. mr sal castaneda is here to tell us. hopefully, it's quiet. yes

oakland's problems. mayor schaaf , who's been mayor, since 2015 will be speaking tonight at six p.m. in the city of oakland. the mayor is limited to two terms in office. deok is adopting rent control measures for some rental units, joining other cities in the east bay in making this move and the mayor lamar thorpe signed the new ordinance at the casablanca apartments and now joined several east based cities , including oakland and richmond in putting a cap on how much rent can be raised every this wp keep tenants especially low income renters in i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. as our city governments continue to worry about their budgets while we worry about how we're gonna pay our rent and feed our children while they use our tax dollars to not support us. rent control measure puts a 3% cap on annual rent increases. we are so thankful for all the tenants who mobilized and marched countless hours, many city council meetings that we've attended, and all of this victory is because of you. the ordinance covers low income housing developments, including the casablanca apartment complex, whe

city. the oakland chamber of commerce is also asking the city council to divert money from parking fees and meters to help small businesses. the group stop ap i hate has released a new report on what it calls racial scapegoating. it analyzes the harms of blaming the asian and asian american community for societal problems as a political strategy group says asians have been unfairly blamed for things, including the spread of covid the economy and have also been accused of spying for china. to be scapegoated means to thoroughly blame and then um, because of that unfair blame, we face harm, harassment and assault. there are three group has received more than 11,000 reports of crimes against people of asian descent since 2020 more than 2200 of those cases, perpetrators scapegoated asian americans. the league of women voters of san francisco held an election forum with candidates vying for the san francisco board of education. three board seats are up for grabs after the recall of three members of the board of education earlier this year. the candidates include lisa wiseman ward, lehman, imedi,

lamonica peters ktvu fox two news, a candidate running for oakland city council, says someone has been ripping down her campaign signs and banners. ktvu is elissa harrington live now in oakland with video of one of those incidents, alyssa that's right. the election is just a couple weeks away, and this candidate said they are now spending a lot of money to replace these signs. they say they don't know who would do such a thing. but call this anti democratic surveillance video taken from the corner of diamond avenue in macarthur boulevard in oakland, shows the moment someone tears down a large campaign sign for oakland city council district for candidate nina joyner. i feel personally attacked, joyner said. three banners were ripped down the early morning hours of october 20th the first seen on this video, then another on the side of the laurel bar into third at degrees plateau taproom. joyner who uses they them, pronouns said they got permission to display these signs. and they don't know who would do this or why. but it just feels harmful. it feels you know that you don't know who thi

oakland's community leaders are calling on council member nikki fortunato bas to resign. they say that she failed in her leadership to protect residents in her district and the city of oakland a statement chinatown's chamber up commerce, president carl chan said, quote, time and time again, the violent crime directly impacting oakland's residents, including is asian community, shows the consequences of councilwoman bass is out of touch policies. her longtime call to defund the police and reduce law presence resulted in innocent victims getting beaten, robbed and murdered and quote, chan and others have scheduled a news conference for 11 o'clock tomorrow morning in oakland's chinatown. welcome. police released a picture of a vehicle believed to be connected to a homicide from back in may. >> police shared this image of a black 2009 ford escape that was involved in the death of our chill june annabelle junior animal junior was shot to death on the night of may 18th in the 2800 block of brookdale avenue. the vehicle involved has this license plate, 8 z t f for 74. anyone who recognizes this vehicle is asked to contact oakland police. san francisco increased the reward in a 201

to the old oakland army base. but city staff say their issues with that request. kron four's dan thorn has that update. >> oakland's largest homeless encampment has been getting cleared out over the last month. several large fires and safety concerns prompted caltrans to remove people who have been living there. but the homelessness crisis is still creating turmoil in oakland. my district looks. >> it's same and it's because there is people are sitting down on the job under the leadership of this administration and allowing it to happen. city council member carol fife, whose district the wood street encampment runs through called out city staff for not addressing homelessness with more urgency. >> fyfe has been wanting to move displaced wood street residents to the old oakland army base, also known as the north gateway. we've got to do better. what street. >> and the people who live there have volunteered to leave freely in go to this space. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too co

i-59 games that currently occupy the city of oakland. they are driving. >> they commit one out of every homicide they commit they are either the perpetrator of the crime there either a witness to the crime where the victim of the murder. >> the city of oakland is currently dealing with a staggering rate of homicides and gun violence, which we just talked about the mayor libby shaft. now, both candidates expressed plans to crack down on the crime and mental health issues happening in the city. paper shortages are affecting some races in the midterm elections. distributors and printers say the cost for paper used in campaign marketing is up 10 to 60%. we're talking about mailers, lawn signs and posters this shortage was anticipated as early as june. washington think tank bipartisan policy center says the russia-ukraine war, the covid-19 pandemic and even the trade war between the u.s. and china pose as threats to the global paper market. the ongoing drought in missouri is so severe people can walk to a landmark normally surrounded by the mi

the city of oakland reaches a sobering milestone. now investigating the city's 1/100 homicide of the year. a shooting this afternoon comes just after two teenage brothers were killed over the weekend. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. that shooting happened just before three o'clock this afternoon at 14th street and curcumin west oakland, a lieutenant on scene. says a witness called in to report the shooting officers called paramedics when they arrived. a man there at the scene was pronounced dead. police say they have recovered evidence and video surveillance and have spoken to witnesses. oakland's police chief says he personally knows the son of the victim. the chief goes on to say here, and i apologize for not having the audio, but the chief goes on to say that people have to learn how to solve conflict without using weapons against each other. berkeley high school st

or of other east space cities, including richmond and oakland to cap annual rent increases. ay the measure will help keep tenants in their homes , especially low income residents. i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. as our city governments continue to worry about their budgets while we worry about how we're gonna pay our rent and feed our children while they use our tax dollars to not support us. the measure caps annual rent increases at 3% and it is now retroactive to august 23rd. we are so thankful for all the tenants who mobilized and marched countless hours. many city council meetings that we've attended, and all of this victory is because of you. would you also covers low income housing developments, like the casa blanca complex where the rally was held. the oakland roots soccer club is headed off to the playoffs. it's going to be their first postseason game ever. it happens on sunday night against san diego ktvu is brooks jarocz hit the practice field in alameda to see the preparation for the big game. for the oakland roots. this is where it all happens.

it takes a while. 63 the city. 68 in oakland. 75 in santa rosa. temperatures cool for october this time of the year. reggie: new at 6:00, it is about to get easier to fly to italy from sfo. united airlines announced a direct flight from san francisco next year. there is an increased demand for european flights compared to past years. united is also said to become the first american-based airline to fly to dubai with a direct flight from new york. kumasi: that is exciting. starting today if you are in petaluma, there is a new place you can eat 24 hours per day. the denny's in petaluma is reopening after shutdowns. the staff is counting down to opening day saying they are excited to welcome everyone back. the restaurant officially opens at 9:00 in the morning and they say denny's is under new management and they have tried their best to make it nicer. reggie: grown-ups can lego this season because eggo does not just mean waffles anymore. it is another food stunt. kellogg has introduced eggo nogg appalachian sipping cream. kumasi: do you drink it or

fremont union city at 74 oakland at 73 degrees.through danville, each at eighty-four degrees today later i-77 well, vacaville or warmest spot at 86 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures will be up. a few low 90's expected more and more 90's into thursday friday and saturday for inland areas. good news as we move into the weekend along the bay shore and the coast as we should have those clear afternoons and daytime highs for fleet week, mostly in the upper 60's to low 70's james. >> john, thank you very much. 7.17 is the time and for your money this morning, home prices are falling at the fastest rate since the financial crisis. and san jose turns out is the most expensive city for monthly bills. not the title you want to have. jane king joining us live from the nasdaq with more. i >> hi, james. good morning. it's this report comes from dockside when it ranked the most expensive cities in the u.s. for monthly bills and expenses, you know, mortgages and cell phone bills, things like that. the report reveals the average u.s. household spen

oakland's community leaders are calling on council member nikki fortunato boss to resign. they say she has failed in her leadership to protect the residents in her district and the city of oaklandin a statement chinatown's chamber of commerce, president carl chan said, quote, time and again, the violent crime directly impacting oakland's residents, including its asian community, shows the consequences of councilwoman boss is out of touch policies. her longtime call to defund the police and reduce law enforcement presence resulted in innocent victims being beaten, robbed and murdered and, quote, chan and others have scheduled a news confeoence at 11 o'clock this morning in oakland's chinatown to talk more about their push to have her step down. >> with the sudden surge at the prop at the pump, though, the price of gas, as we know, has been gone through the roof. governor newsom is going after oil companies. now he's demanding an explanation on why the costs are suddenly going up. and he's also proposing a windfall tax on oil company. profits. that means when profits go beyond certain threshold, they will be taxed. the plan calls for the revenue from that tax to go back to califo

equity outside oakland city hall stand people asking for change using the city's love life slogan. mary fruitvale jingle town brookville mills, mont. alongside the poets expressing remembrance and mourning for the more than 100 people killed this year in oakland are its leaders, including city council president nikki fortunato bass. helping spread the message of love life . we are really trying to lean into that motto to really show people that the best resource that we have is ourselves and to really put forward this message of love life. caring for one another another when there are acts of violence to remember that violence is not the answer. this comes after a violent two weeks in oakland, including a scene at the king's estate campus where six people were shot in the middle of a school day. this part of the ceremony lasted about a half hour. but each of these council members went into their own districts to have open conversations in district three. council member carol fife lead the conversation , saying she is all too familiar with deadly gun violence. there was a child that

its total complete devastation. >> about an hour ago, the oakland city council voted to move forward with opening a city least lot on beach street for emergency housing. they also agreed to seek a federal waiver to try to utilize the former open army base as housing for displaced residents. the site would be limited to 8 acres of the total area and could accommodate about 300 people because the city $100,000 to complete the waiver request. >> happening now, the nba champs golden state warriors are back on the hardwood tonight against the la lakers in their home opener. kron 4 s taylor reports from the chase center where fans are pretty excited for the start of the new season. >> fans brought the high energy and high spirits from last season into this first game for the warriors in the nba opening night. it was just several months ago when the worries were crowned the nba champions and the chase center wanted to continue those celebrations today. hundreds of people arrived early to take advantage of all the special events and fan experience is one of those being championship ring night

today, the city of oakland is celebrating its first annual. >> love life day. the day centers around an event where the city honors people in the community who are uplifting, who love and who are helping prevent violence. mayor libby schaff will get keys to the city to 4 people to honor them for the work they're doing in the city. the event starts at 05:00pm. it's going to be at the frank h ogawa plaza amphitheater. a loan. want to miss it. >> well, this doesn't apply to me and you but astronauts can enjoy a little something when they're in the cosmos. now, the french champagne manufacturer. they've developed a futuristic champagne that will allow them to enjoy bubbly. >> in 0 gravity this is it's from a mom's extra dry. how fancy? yeah. so it comes out as which enables them slurp it like a. >> you know, it's sort of a slushy. >> lovely. slushy thing. yeah. if you get a little fancy in space, you can drink some show. i don't vision pop that cork could be dangerous. so they put eye out it. 5.56 right now. coming up in the next hour, president biden announces new

the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 this morning.shocking video coming to light shows the moments i've gun is drawn and shots are fired at an attempted carjacking at a popular shopping center. dion lim went to the neighborhood where gunfire erupted. >> we always see children here, pets. it is family friendly. dion: the shopping center is home to a wide variety of stores. never in a one million years did shoppers we spoke with expect to see this. >> i just got my covid producer, that is why i am here. it is certainly surprising to hear about it. dion: video shows two men approach a driver and a honda sedan. one armed with a gun fires off a shot. sfpd confirms the incident happened at 5:30 september 30. >> it definitely looks like a safe area. dion: in the second video, you hear the suspect fire multiple rounds into the honda. you can still see where they marked the shell casings that we counted 10. >> is crazy that it happened here where we have lunch until the knee. dion: those we spoke with say they have no choice but to keep shoppi

tonight heartbreak in the city of oakland has loved ones mourn the loss of yet another homicide victim, and this is the city's 1/100. homicide of the year. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach julie julie haener the victim, a 60 year old man. jana katsuyama is live now. in oakland, she learned he had connections to oakland city staff and even the police chief, janna. julie and mike, this is really a hard one. just last week i was telling people about these violence interrupters, these people who go out in the community to try and comfort family members who are victims of crimes. and now today, when i got to the scene, i found out that two of these city violence interrupters were related to the victim that was killed. oakland police say they found the man near the corner of 12th street and kurgan street. he was just one block away from his home, and his police officer arrived. so did oakland's department of violence prevention staff who came to comfort victims. families left the meeting to come here. and when i get here, i see his bike only in this case control killings rolled up to

in the city of oakland. that number is just added to the list when you talk about the recent crime and rising crime here in the city, and that's exactly why there is this conference going on. that's getting started right now, here in the city of oakland that's said to have attorney general rob bonta as a keynote speaker, as well as a number of other district attorneys from other counties. and elkin mayor libby schaaf. now gun violence. we know it has been plaguing the city of oakland. most recently, police reported its 1/100 homicide of the year. that was just yesterday. they identified that victor him as louis true hill, his nephew, part of the city's department of violence. found out about the killing while reporting to the scene of the crime over the weekend, the school community in berkeley heartbroken after finding out two brothers angel and jay z. sotelo garcia died when a gunman shot and killed them at a house party in oakland. police say that a conflict began between the brothers and the suspects, the

then in the midst of the ongoing violence in oakland, city leaders want the council to revisit the oakland police department's policy on automated license plate readers. last month. the city council tentatively rejected a plan to continue the use of license plate readers. the issues going to be taken up again later this month. the policy would lead the department use license plate readers so they can identify stolen vehicles and track down individuals involved in serious crimes. the effort is being led by the east oakland councilmember treva reid and also lauren taylor. but critics say the use of those readers could be an invasion of privacy. >> well, in the north, a former napa county school employee faces multiple charges now related to having contact with a young with young children floral. 33 year-old benjamin cas u.s. was arrested over the weekend, but parents tell kron four's taylor sackey that the school should have taken action long time ago. >> parents say benjamin casas worked at this school po valley elementary for nearly a decade and even after he was let go in 2019, he continu

stockton police is also working with oakland police as they work to confirm if they are looking for a serial killer or so weeks for multiple people in multiple cities. so now it's a multi agency. it's an investigation. that range is now from stockton all the way oakland. so darya, james, i'm going to reach out to oakland. police even get a bit more information. one nowhere. no. this happen? exactly. so stand by on that. for now. back to you. >> word is that update. thank you very much, sir. and meantime, oakland police are investigating that city's one 100th homicide. this is video from the citizen app of the investigation. this happened around 3 in the afternoon yesterday on kirchen street. one person. was shot and died at the scene. and this happened right after the police department wrapped up their news conference about a weekend of gun violence in oakland. and oakland. police are looking for whoever ended up shooting up a birthday party saturday night. 2 brothers were killed in that 2 others. her kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> what's happening in our community right now when it comes to it, our young people is unacceptable. >> at a

the oakland city council will look into plans toove a lesstoartf oa yeerdacncouilote it would serve up to 300 un-house people and those displaced by caltrans mended clearance. the city administration will need to provide a relocation plan by the 18th of october. reggie: a new poll finds governor newsom holds a comfortable lead going into the gubernatorial election. he is preferred by 53% of likely voters. 32% support republican challenger state senator brian dolly. newsom holds large leads in los angeles county and the bay area but dolly holds a small league -- small lead among san joaquin valley voters. it takes less than two minutes to register to vote and you can see the website on your screen. kumasi: this morning it appears twitter and elon musk are back on. bloomberg news is reporting musk made his proposal for the original buying price. musk had previously tried backing out of the deal, claiming twitter misled him about the true size of its user base. after reports came out, he tweeted that his purchase of twitter would help create x, what he calls the everything app. reggie: ga

the city of oakland has an election in one month where voters will ultimately make their own choices about their priorities and vision to move our city forward. attorney general rob bonta, by the way, was here in the bay area in oakland to talk about gun violence bought a highlight of his new office of gun violence prevention which he launched last month. and its goal is to address the root causes of gun violence and how to reduce it, but is also working to introduce new programs to prevent gun violence altogether. but he says that that effort alone isn't enough, teach people to agree to put down their guns. >> it's not enough to be the nation's gun safety leader when our babies are getting shot in the back seat of a car on the 8.80. it's not enough that you are statistically less likely to die from a bull in california than just about any other state when our children are being shot in their classrooms. it is not enough to pass the strongest gun safety laws in the nation, including a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines birthday parties turned into war zones. >> oakland

. >> they also found that two oakland city council members are in a tight race for mayor. the third highest ranked candidate was a former city councilmember. there are a total of 10 candidates running for mayor. >> as campaign seat up, bay area registrars are already receiving ballots. we got a behind-the-scenes look at the work they are doing and what they want bay area voters to know about. >> election day is fast approaching. they are working hard to make sure every vote is counted. they hosted a day for the public on wednesday. right now a lot of the work being done to process ballots is happening in this room. behind me they are being flattened. the registrar tells me already at this point thousands of ballots have already come in. there are more than 100 million active registered voters in the county. the primary in june saw an extremely low turnout. >> they are making the decisions for 100% of all of our voters. they are the 35% that went out and voted have their voices heard. i want a higher turnout so more voices are heard. >> she says a key message her office and

stephanie: today, oakland city leaders will gather for day of mourning. across the city. the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 this morning. shocking video shows the moments again is drawn and shots are fired in an attempted carjacking a popular san francisco shopping center. we went to the neighborhood where the gunfire erected days ago, a story you will only see on 7. >> we always see children here, pets. it's family-friendly. it's insane to see something like that. >> the shopping plaza is home to a wide variety of stores, eateries,. even a coronavirus vaccine clinic never in a million years to choppers we spoke with friday expect to see this. >> i just got my covid booster. certainly surprising to hear about it for the first time right here. >> video shows two men approached our driver. one fires off a shot. sfpd confirms the incident happened around 5:30 on friday, september 30. >> there has been a few car break-ins, but that's it. >> and a second video, you hear the suspect fired multiple rounds at the honda. a week later, you can still se