the oakland pd is overloaded. we even have license plates and we're not getting any traction. >> why won't the police take action? >> they just say sorry, we won' come out. >> are you hoping that sial media helps spread t word and the videos?lutely i'm almost counting on that at this time. >> do they know that the police department is not being proactive and that's why they keep coming back? >> i think they do know that. what we're doing is revealing them and that will hopefully stop future crimes. >> we have to comment from the oakland police department yet. >> i have been giggling about this one all morning. it's an internet yet. this is crazy musfassah. andre had to push him out with a pillow. >> there is a lot going on in like the first 20 seconds. >> why don't you go home dog. you are not supposed to be coming up in here. you must think you're white because a black dog would have ran off this porch when i said police. my more pillow has been mistreated. what did i tell you. >> this one is funny, it has colorf

. >> reporter: back at the meeting, oakland pd says they've hired more officers. >> we want to partnerith the police. i want to get to know them so they know who we are, what are hours of operation are. >> reporter: this morning, police told merchants to consider cameras or lights to help deter criminals. in terms of the wing-stop case, they are still looking for a second suspect. it's still unclear what type of charges they will face. another meeting is scheduled for 7:00 here at the lakeshore avenue baptist church. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the pastor of a west oakland church is calling for new safety measures to protect the church from this kind of damage, shooting suspects fleeing police, crashed into the sanctuary of a joshua christian church on sunday. it happened a few hours after parishioners left. the pastor says it's the fourth time the car has been hit by a car and is calling for a stoplight and metal barriers. >> if we had retraining poles, re-- restrain -- restraining poles it would make us feel more safe. that's what we're asking for. >> he says it's a blessi

. >>> enough is enough, why city leaders this morning plan to demand that oakland pd do more to keep le safe. i'm marianne favro, i'll have that story in a live report from oakland. >>> i'm meteorologist christina loren. this morning temperatures are nice and crisp out there. 57 in oakland, 62 in sunnyvale. to start, those microclimates making a big impact this weekend. we'll tell you who is going to get what in your full forecast. >>> it's friday. supposed to be light. but there's a backup at the toll plaza and a crash causing slowdowns through oakland. we'll show you the latest from the nimitz coming up. >>> and a live look outside. look at that. you also made it to friday morning, july 26. a lot of news ahead. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everyone. this morning, city leaders in oakland holding a news conference at the very site where a 66-year-old woman was gunned down while driving near her home. "today in the bay's" marianne favro live with the latest on the hunt for th

the oakland pd is overloaded. we even have license plates but we're not getting traction. i thought i'll start a youtube channel. >> why can't the police take action? what have they told you? >> sorry. just report it online. we won't come out. >> how does that make you feel? >> frustrated. hopefully someone can identify these guys. >> are you hoping that social media helps spread the word and spread the videos? >> absolutely. i'm almost counting on that at this time. >> do you think these guys know that the police didn't isn't being proactive about investigating these crimes and that's why they keep coming back? >> i think criminals do know that. it's kind of sad that they can just do these crimes and not fear anything. we're revealing them and that, in turn, will prevent future crime. >> we reached out to the oakland police department but have no comment yet. >>> two friends went kayaking and executed an animal rescue. what you see here is a young raccoon. they dubbed it bandit. they worked for a half an hour trying to get this raccoon, which is stranded on a rock area ne

so you can kind of see the situation that oakland pd is facing right now. the problem is, people here are losing patience over it especially the citizenry. and there are a lot of questions being asked of the police department and the mayor's office. when are you going to do something to protect businesses, protect property here in oakland? reporting live from oakland, i'm ken bastida, kpix 5. >> thank you, ken. >>> moving on to los angeles, demonstrations in l.a. got out of hand, as well. large crowds broke off from a peaceful gathering and vandalized their way through the streets of southwest los angeles last night. police chief charlie beck says he will allow protests in the street if they are peaceful but only if they are peaceful. >> to be sure, for those of you that were here last night and came for the wrong reasons, if you come here again tonight, you will go to jail. not only will you go to jail, but your actions will take away from the power of this moment. >> chief beck says protesting is a first amendment right that should be allowed and even fac

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pd but did make three more are rest. the third assault and battery and the other to vandalism. small groups causing the raucous causing causing grappas are not from the city of oakland. should you come to oakland with intent on engaging in crime we will make every attempt an effort to our best view. our rest you'll arrest you! >> reporter: are told officers are on overtime and there is a rally planned for saturday the chief says he is dedicating all resources and do what ever it necessary to show that there are enough cops out there all ec reid kron 4 news. alecia reid >> catherine: juries have reached verdicts in the trials of two men accused of taking part inof a 16-year- old girl. homecoming dance back inthe girl was found by police slumped under a picnic table. prosecutors say more than a dozen men were on the scene as she was raped, beaten and robbed. >> catherine: marcelles peter and jose montano both face various charges. both verdicts are sealed and will be read tomorrow. we'll have a full report on the kron-4 news at five. good news and bad news so far this year on the an jstet crime and gang related violent crime is down in san jose.but the city with a del