these are pictures oakland police issued this afternoon. olice who pulled the car over and recovered it. it started around that -- 12:30 pm. neighbors called police after seeing a man holding a large weapon. they say he was pointing it at people in the neighborhood. while police were in the sediment, a young woman they say was homeless jumped in one of the police cars parked on myrtle street.

oakland police chief kirkpatrick says that's unacceptable. >> our disparity numbers are still high. we need to be a police department that's focused on behavior and behavior-based only. and so, um, that's what my mission is. rye move any sense of racial profiling -- remove any sense of racial profiling. it's not acceptable. >> reporter: a list of 50 recommendations based on the findings was distributed at the meeting, including which items have already been implemented. some community activists want to see more of that implementation and less data collection. they say they know why the problem exists and why continue to waste money on data they already have? the oakland city council will have the final say on the contract extension on tuesday. >>> right now, milpitas police are searching for a suspect behind a brazen robbery. take a look at this photo. police say this man, armed with a gun, was wearing a bandana and a sharks sweatshirt when he robbed someone in a grocery store parking lot on tuesday on south park victoria drive. police say he took off with a wallet and a cell phone.

oakland. the chief of police personally visitin of kindness after a 3-year-old boy is hurt in a shooting in oakland. the chief of police visiting the toddler in the hospital and bringing along a stuffed bear. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we brought you the shooting as breaking news earlier this morning on today in the bay. pete suratos has the very latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. we had oakland police come out here in front of children's hospital to give us a briefing on what happened in all of this. they tell us that the 3-year-old is in stable condition here at children's hospital and we had a special moment after the briefing. you can see the acting oakland police chief along side other members of oakland police department bringing the teddy bear to that 3 year old who is currently in stable condition. we want to let the mother and the 3 year old know that they are working hard to track down the suspect. there were multiple scenes as it relates to the specific shooting. the first piece of video here is a look near the 1600 block of 80th avenue. that is near where the

. >>> police in oakland stepping up patrols in one neighborhood, what the police now know about a shooting where a three year old was hurt. >>> plus, a study shows oakland could improve its public health and safety. how and where you can give your input about that today. >>> on the move in san jose, northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. we'll give you an update on the morning commute, when we come back. >>> welcome back. oakland police are increasing patrols in east oakland after a three year old boy was hit in the face by bullet fragments. it happened as the child was with his mother in a car leaving a memorial service for another shooting victim. christina ren don tells us oakland police are concerned about rising violence. >> all is quiet where remnants remain from gun fire. people heard the shots, screams and a three year old boy hit by shap nel. they tell me it's too dangerous and scary even though that comm members were ard with informati police say the three year old boy was in a parked car with his mother around 930 tum tim wednesday night when shots were fire

he is going to be riding shotgun with you. >>> a new report is out on oakland policing. jackie ward joins us with those findings. >>> reporter: good morning. so the city of oakland spent a quarter million dollars to have data studied and the results are not surprising to a lot of people, including some community activists. in 2016, the oakland police department made more than 32,000 stops. 20,000 of those were african- americans or 61% of police stops. in 2017 it dropped to 60%. stanford social psychologist jennifer eberhart is the one who studied these findings and made up a list of 50 ways of improvement. oakland mayor libby schaaf is not pleased with what was found. >> the statistics are unsettling. the amount of disparity in policing outcomes, the evidence of i am police the bias, is not acceptable. but being open and honest collecting data and changing policies and practices is the important first step to truly making progress in this area. >> earlier this week, the oakland city council voted against renewing eberhart's contract. some community members argued that th

in our community. >> reporter: stanford researcher said one important factor is her team and oakland police are looking at all body camera video. >> if you look at the routine traffic stops and have a better sense of what is happening in the traffic stops. >> reporter: that practice revealed that police on average spoke more politely to white re >> until the officers put in what they learn in the streets, that's the only way change can come. >> what will you do with the data and what part do the people have to play in making sure we have solutions? >>> a pedestrian was killed on the cal tran tracks in sunnyvale. a northbound train hit a person trespassing on the tracks. it happened north of mary avenue just after seven last night. trains were stopped for a time during that investigation. >>> the victim in a deadly construction accident has been identified. the 17-year-old was hit and killed by a small tractor. the accident happened last week during a sidewalk repaving job on middle field road in palo alto. the investigation will take four to six months but authorities are calling it an acci

oakland police officers now looking for the suspected killer. >>> our time is 5:07. the man accused of stabbing and killing nia wilson an oakland bart platform is back in the courtroom today. john cowell was charged with murder and attempted murder for allegedly stabbing her sister latifa who survived the attack. it occurred sunday night in oakland. cal has a long rap sheet. he was on parole at the time of the stabbing. later today john cowell will be in a dublin courtroom facing charges for a parole violation. >>> prosecutors have charged a stabbing suspect with murder after the victim died from an infected stab wound. the attack occurred last week at the pleasant hill bart station. police say the 20-year old attacked a 51-year old man with a knife during an argument. he was stabbed on his knee and later found dead at his home in pittsburgh when the wound became infected. he was one of three people who died after at occasions at bart last week. another victim was 47-year old don stevens who was punched at the tion on saturday. he hit his head on the platform and died

oakland police are searching for the suspected killer. >>> time is 4:06. the man accused of stabbing and killing an 18-year old nia wilson will go back to the courtroom today. the attack occurred sunday night at the bart station in oakland. john cowell was on parole at the time of the stabbing. prosecutors have charged a stabbing suspect with murder after the vuk died from an infected stab wound. the attack happened last week at the plentien hill bart station. the 20-year old attacked a man with a knife and he suffered a wound on his knee. he was later found dead at his home in pittsburgh after the wound became infected. he was one of three people who died after at occasions at bart last week. another victim was 47-year old don stevens who was punched at the bay fare station on saturday. he hit his head on the platform and died from the injuries. police are still searching for his attacker. >>> an attempted kidnapping suspect is being held this morning accused of trying to take a toddler from the area of fair mont park in mountain view. the child's grandmo

." >>> now 11:00 for oakland police, our officers unfairly targeting african-americans, the mayor is calling any reform unsettling. good evening. despite oakland says it wants to be honest about its policing practices, which is why the city shelled out a quarter million dollars for a racial profiling expert from stanford. kpix5's andre borba on what she found out. >> reporter: sitting on the panel at laney college, oakland police chief and kirkpatrick along with doctor jennifer mart, the scientist collecting and studying information about police stops in the city faced off against the crowd. despite the statistics are unsettling. the amount of disparity in policing outcomes, the evidence of implicit bias, is not acceptable. but, being open and honest, collecting data, and changing policies and practices is the important first step to truly making progress in this area. it >> reporter: in 2016, the oakland police department made more than 32,000 stops, 20,000 of which were african-american, or 61% of all police stops. in 2017, that percentage drop just to point to 60%. >> disparity num

's andria borba reports on what she found. >>> reporter: sitting on a panel at laney college, oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick along with dr. jennifer eberhart, the stanford scientist collecting and studying data about police stops in the city, faced off against a crowd. [ crowd yelling ] >> the statistics are unsettling. the amount of disparity in policing outcomes, the evidence of implicit bias, is not acceptable. but being open and honest, collecting data and changing policies and practices is the important first step to truly making progress in this area. >> reporter: in 2016, the oakland police department made more than 32,000 stops. 20,000 of those were black or 61% of all police stops. in 2017, that percentage dropped to 60%. >> our disparity numbers are still high. we still stop a large number of african-americans in our community. and so that's a number that i spend a lot of time being focused on and all of us do. how can we reduce that disparity? >> reporter: earlier this week in a public safety meeting they decided not to extend eberhart's contract. >> there's something very

and the oakland police are offering a reward of $30,000 dollars for information leading to an case...e firefifghters got an early jump on a wildfire off metcalf road. calfire brought in an md-87 airtanker, which scored two direct hits on the fire. that stopped forward progress of the fire allowing ground crews and other resources to get to the scene. no homes were threatened. the fire was contained at 22 acres. the cause is under investigation. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san leandro... an 81-year-old man is being evicted from his mobile home after refusing to pay the full amount of his new rent. he says the new owners of the bayshore commons increased his rent by more than half in january. he's proposed paying the rent with only a seven-percent increase... but says the new owner's have refused most of his payments. the city of san leandro does not have rent control. the tenant has to be out of the home in a month. in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. this is cell phone video taken by felicia cipolla of el sobrante... after she noticed something was moving arou

we are outside the oakland police department to explain. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the police chief told that crowd last night that racial profiling is not acceptable and her goal is to eliminate bias in the department. several hundred people came out to the town hall. what's been happening is the city is using data to analyze how police officers treat people in the community of different races. they have been looking at body camera video and have found that oakland police officers on average are speaking more politely to white citizens than nonwhite citizens and found they are more likely to stop and search black people than any other racial group. the chief said in the past six months that number has gone down because they now base traffic stops off behavior, not race. >> we have stopped the last six months 3,000 fewer african americans. >> the numbers are -- a responsibility measure. it lets us demonstrate this is the baseline and we are going to hold ourselves responsible. >> reporter: the town hall was held at laney college. some people there shouted their frust

investigators say the shooting comes amid growing violence in oakland. police say the gunfire erupted during a memorial for a homicide victim. >> they were there, obviously as the result of another violent incident, then this occurred. >> reporter: police are increasing staffing and beating up patrols in east oakland, where two adults were killed last weekend and where the toddler was injured. today, oaklands acting police chief visited the boy and gave him a teddy bear. >> let them know that we will be working hard to try to bring the person to justice that was responsible for this. >> reporter: adjuster from police to the latest victim of gun violence on oakland streets. in oakland, jessica florez, kpix 5. >>> two cars collide at a san francisco intersection, then things got worse. one of the vehicles careened into the front of the rose food mart in the mission. video from citizen app shows significant damage to the cars and the storefront, but nobody was seriously hurt. >>> a chemical leak prompts a hazmat response. chopper 5 over the railyard at around 11 t

>>reporter: by now, oakland police say they don't have any suspects. offering a reward up to $5000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> bay area police are looking for a serial bank robber who carries a gun and a badge. he is suspected of committing at least 10 armed robbery through california right here in the bay area. the most recent robberies were in san ramon and danville just yesterday. in the surveillance photos, you can see the man's face. he is usually wearing a hat. he sometimes carries a fake police badge. the fbi is offering a $5000 reward in this case. >>> bay area couples are facing a dilemma. begin a family, or buy a house? the apartment finder website, rent cafi, examined census data and found that soaring home prices have triggered a shift in some personal choices. the study shows between 2006 and 2016, the number of san francisco households with children and a mortgage dropped about 10%, or 31,000. at the same time, the number of families renting rose by a third, or 57,000. san francisco is following a national trend of more f

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get them out a former rain comes. >>> ice cube is talking about his new basketball league. >>> oakland police were investigating another potential crime today when a woman got into a police services vehicle and took off. it all started about 12:30 pm in the area of 21st and myrtle. neighbors called police after seeing a man pointing a large weapon of people. when police were investigating, a woman took off in a police services car. the car was recovered later in oakland. this dog was in the back of the car. >>> people were arrested for illegal fireworks. or accident involving illegal fireworks including a man in antioch who lost fingers when a fireworks device exploded in his hand. >>> the embattled demonstrator of the epa resigned today. resident trump tweeted that he expected scottfacing investigat. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 630. -- 6:30. >>> lawmakers are looking at restoring net neutrality rules that were banned last year. >> the democratic -- it appears that he is come to an agreement with lawmakers to restore the bill. >> the key protection in addition to know blocking or

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oakland's police chief, mayor and others discussed racial profiling in town hall meeting at lady college as stanford study on the topic remains up in the air. >> what makes us a target? why are we the hunted? >> reporter: study showed oakland police were four times more likely to search african-american men compared to white men during a traffic stop. >> they have taught us how to think about the data. it's one thing to collect data, it's another thing to know how to ask questions of the data. >> reporter: stanford's recommended 50 policy changes. opd implemented majority, including handcuffing and chase policies. >> over the last five years we believe some of the policy changes are why we reduced police use of force by 72%. >> reporter: has dropped, but police stop data by race still shows disparities. african-americans far more likely to be stopped than any other group. says it's going to take more than policy changes to fix racism in policing and our country. >> how do we speak to one another? how can i speak to you in manner that you feel comfortable? vice-versa, that dialogue needs

the coroner's office says oakland police put a hold on the cause of death in this case. however, the family of shawn ford says they were told both men were shot and killed. >> it was horrible. this is something you see in the movie. when it's reality, it's like, it's really hard for me to process. it really is. >> mr. ford's family says he did not own a gun and they don't know why anyone would hurt him or his friend. there was an anti gun violence rally at the park when the two men were killed. if you have any information, call oakland police. >>> in mill pee das a suspect in an attempted kidnapping is being held at the elmwood correctional facility. the 31-year old is accused of trying to take a small child in mountain view wednesday afternoon. investigators say she wore a white mask and drove up to the child's mother and grandmother. she got out of the car and demanded the child. when she tried to take the child, the grandmother blocked her and authorities say she hit the grandmother, threatened the child's mother and then left. . >> the grandma intervened and protecte

the former oakland police chief and analyst said he knows at least one of the officers who was fired former police lieutenant lawrence green. >> he is part is and opinionated. lying about it is sort of like a cardinal sin. you're not credible after that. >> reporter: the "mercury news" reports that green resigned before being terminated and accused the campus police chief of conducting the investigation as an act of retaliation. no police officers responded to our requests for comment. uc-berkeley would not confirm the firings but sent a statement that said when police officers are assigned and on duty they are supposed to be keeping the campus safe. from berkeley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:57. time for your "final 5." starting off with some good news for the boys. >> the thailand soccer team and their coach are out of the hospital after being rescued from a cave. dressed in matching team shirts, they appeared for the first time in public this morning on stage with their doctors. the coach revealed that the team entered the cave because the boys were curious to look inside. af

police have not released any information on a suspect at this point. >>> oakland police are investigating another woman's death after her body was discovered near a pedestrian bridget errowie crti cteigns of trauma. police found a tent in the area where it seems somebody may have been living. they're asking f saw anything regarding this woman. >>> no matter where you live in the bay area, you probably heard lots of illegal faireworks last night. this is video from former oakland mayor gene clon. the fight against illegal fireworks is nothing new. police and city officials talk about it every year. >> reporter: you hear it year after year. in 2017 -- >> we have seen an increase in the amount of fireworks this year. we try to control it as best we can, but there's no way to stop the amount of fireworks that come in. >> reporter: in 2016. >> it would require the national guard to be able to stop what i heard last night, it was pretty activity throughout neighborhoods in east oakland. >> and this year, last night, there were 56-fireworks related citations, five arrests, 15 confiscated firecra

last night oakland's police chief, mayor and others discussed racial profiling. this was at a town hall meeting at lainy college. just earlier this week oakland's public safety committee voted to let a stanford research led contract expire. those researchers recommended 50 policy changes and opd has implemented a majority of them over the last five years. now the chief and mayor would like to see the contract extended for another ye. we hav data. it is what drives the analysis and questions that revealed we have to change ourcies, we have handcuffing policies. >> the full council will take up the issue on renewing the stanford contract at next tuesday's meeting. >>> happening now, all in san francisco as fans of the popular japanese animated series lined up to get their merchandise. the popular character in the comedy is the red panda. >> the special thing about today is the fact the crater is going to be here, first time ever. in fact she's so elusive i would say you can't even find a picture of her online. i tried for a week and i couldn't find one. >> this is j

>>> oakland police announce a $5,000 reward to find the gunman who opened fire on the street last night. a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital, hit in the head by bullet fragments. thanks for joining us. police are asking witnesses to come forward while tom officials are personally visiting the young shooting victim today. amy hollyfield live with the latest on the investigation. amy? >> reporter: kristen, no arrests have been made, no motives have been given. the deputy chief was here to offer comfort. he's also asking for help. deputy police chief armstrong brought a teddy bear to the latest victim of oakland violence, a 3-year-old who's recovering at children's hospital. he said he wanted to let the family know his team is working hard to find the person who did this. he also asked anyone with the information about the shooting to work with them. >> we're asking for community members to come forward. children are the most vulnerable part of our community. >> reporter: he said the boy's parents were attending a memorial service when shots were fired. >> we don't believe that the shootin

. >>> oakland police and the fbi hope to solve a murder. a shooter walked up to him and gunned him down. she said her son has a disability and described him as a gentle giant. >> turn yourself in. save your mama the pain. turn it in. god going to forgive you because i know i got a heart of gold. i don't have no hatred in my body. just turn yourself in. >> if you have any information that can help make an arrest please call oakland police. >>> it's slow going for firefighters who are battling the ferguson fire. that fire broke out on friday night and burned more than 12,000 acres so far. right now containment is up slightly to 5%. overnight firefighters issued a mandatory evacuation of about 100 homes in the path of the fire. one firefighter has died. bldoz on saturday while trying to create a fire line. >>> ban on tour buses. people who lived on the block showed the video of all the people who come. they estimate between 1,000 and 1500 people. neighbors say tourists illegally clog this street. the boan will take effect in for to six weeks.

>> oakland police, the alameda county sheriff's department, and the chp are all cooperating. b.a.r.t. police have expressed their thanks to the agency -- agencies for helping out. >> reporter: thank you, jim. as you heard, this is still ankle active investigation. we are still going to try to talk to some other witnesses as ed l. throughout the night. trains are bypassing this station. you read the interview earlier from the father earlier. it is a really heartbreaking story with what took place tonight with the loss of his youngest daughter, 18 years old. his 20-year-old daughter is at highland hospital in critical condition. >> i don't know if you know this but we were hearing maybe it happened on the center platform. we know there are cameras inside the trains. do you know if there is surveillance video on the platform? >> reporter: i did hear from jim that they are pulling the video. they do have cameras on the platform. i did failed to on the upper platform. that video evidence will be key in this investigation. >> a 20-year-old woman is in the hospital in critical condi

. >> yes, next the reward announced by the fbi and oakland police. they hope it will encourage people to do the right thing. >>> the key sentence in my remarks, i said the word "would" instead of the word "wouldn't." >> is it really as simple as that? coming up at 6:30, the president's e c wh he confusion hisatemen i >>> an elderly bay area woman and her daughter lose all of their savings to a ruthless scam. i'm michael >>> new at 6:00, frightening moments on vasco road. the east contra costa fire protection district posted these photos on faceback showing a battery operated drill that flew into a car's windshield yesterday afternoon. the two people in the car were hit by flying glass. police say the driver of the vehicle that dropped the tool did not stop. >>> new details just released now on a deadly small plane crash near lake tahoe. the man who owned and piloted the plane has been identified as 60-year-old kenneth whittle sherfi from carmichael. he and a passenger died in the crash. another passenger survived and is in the hospital. the plane wen

than this violent incident occurred. >> reporter: oakland police is beefing up patrols in east oakland, where two adults were killed in separate shootings last week and where the toddler was injured. oakland acting police chief visited the three-year-old boy today and gave him a teddy bear. >> i let them know we will be working hard to try to bring the person to justice that was responsible for this two >> reporter: mckay juster from police -- >> reporter: a gesture from police. >> there's a $5000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >>> president trump has ended mole hrefrhoe. ng with nato. >> reporter: president trump arrived at nato headquarters for the second and final day of meetings with an agenda; get nato partners to spend more money on defense. the demand triggered an emergency budget meeting among the allies. >> people are paying money they have never paid before. they are happy to do it in the united states is being treated more fairly. >> reporter: nato allies had already agreed to increase their spending on the military to 2% by 2024. president trump demanded t

the oakland police department saying, quote, we expect our officers to be awake and fully focused on their assigned duties. >>> the men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire took plea deals and agreed to go to jail. the mastermind derick almena got 10 years behind bars and max harris pleaded to six. they plead no contest to involuntary manslaughter yesterday. 36 people died when the workspace went up in flames in december of 2016. with probation and time served, harris could be out of prison in less than two years. almena could be free in about three. >>> president trump is remembering those who fought for the nation's independence this 4th of july. >> today as we celebrate the 4th of july with friends and family, let us never forget that our freedom has been earned through the blood and sweat and sacrifice of american rerow -- heros. >> the president is hosting a picnic for military families at the white house today. >>> a new report concluded that russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election in favor of donald trump. the bipartisan committee said it came to the same c

. >> plus the changes with in the oakland police department following concerns about police traffic stopsd morning. on this friday, so far, we don't have a lot going on in this early commute. just the way we like it. a live look at highway 4 finds traffic moving well toward concord. >> looks like a nice friday here. fog is on its way back in. 50s to low 60s. santa rosa, sonoma, 53, now 61. that's down three from last year. yogurt. each delicious cup contains 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. . >>> good morning. a boat trip turned deadly for tourists in missouri. we will take you there for the investigation this morning into what happened that caused that boat to sink. >> the oakland police department and mayor want to rebuild trust in the oakland community. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. friday morning, july 20th. >> dave clark has the day off. steve does not. >> he got up early. > mike, hold on. >> you all right? >> reason i'm here. it's friday. >>

anyone who has information about what happened oakland police would like to hear from you...in oaklandhaaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) tonight - immigrant rights groups are claiming victory in a lawsuit by the trump adminstration over california sanctuary laws. (catherine) a judge upheld senate bill 54 and assembly bill 103. the first - limits the ability of state and local law enforcement to help federal agents enforce immigration law. the second - allows the california attorney general to inspect detention facilities in the state. the judge did temporarily suspend another law though... assembly bill 450 - which requires private employers to deny immigration officials access without a warrant.(vicki) joining us now - oakland mayor libby schaaf - who's been involved in a recent high profile battle with the trump adminstration. over immigration raids... welcome mayor schaaf. what do these rulings mean? are you vindicated? how does it feel to be the target of president trump? (catherine)(catherine) (catherine) tonight we're tracking the latest on the yolo county wildfire.. that has spread

police. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu fox two news. >>> authorities are searching for a driver who almost hit aofficer. this happened at 8:00 wednesday morning. the officer was responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle. offers could not get a good look at the driver because of a piece of clothing covering the person's head. there's also a red substance flashed on the vehicle. the license plate was reported stolen. >>> a ten year old boy rushed to the hospital after the sand tunnel he was digging collapsed on a beach in santa cruz. lifeguards say last saturday people nearby saw a ten year old boy get buried in sand. by the time lifeguards reached him, he was not broething. he was recess tated and taken to the hospital. he returned a few days later to thank the life guard. >> i didn't recognize the boy. it was cool to see him. i gave him a hug and took a cute picture. he is doing really well. it was emotional for sure. . >> several calls every summer to rescue people buried in the sand. they warned people against digging tunnels on the beach. >>> trubing news out of lake tahoe. -- -- troubl

no word from oakland police that they're looking for a suspect.e'll continue to monitor this and have another update for you in the next hour. we're live here in oakland. pete suratos for today in the bay. >> let's hope that child is going to do okay. thank you, pete. >> it's 5:32 right now. developing right now, stormy daniels' attorney blasting her arrest last night, calling it a setup and politically motivated. about 30 minutes ago, nbc obta n obtained her booking photo taken last night in columbus, ohio. and new video from overnight showing officers putting the adult film actress in handcuffs. then escorting her to a police station. daniels was arrested at a strip club where she was performing. she is facing misdemeanor charges after police said she allowed a patron to touch her during a performance. that's a no-no in ohio. her attorney said the incident was non-sexual. police released daniels overnight. she's supposed to be arraigned tomorrow morning. >> affecting your vote. california's republican party is turning its shoulder on a republica

it began this afternoon around 12:30 while oakland police were responding to an assault on the 2100 block of myrtle street. >> the police service technician was approached by the female and aked if she could go through the line. >> reporter: it was then police say she stole the vehicle. police issued a be on the lookout. the vehicle was spotted near marry time and burma. this animal control officer was in the right place at the right time. >> i found this adorable dog, and she was actually actually in the vehicle. >> he says animal control will process the dog into an animal shelter and put her on a disposition hold within ten days. if an owner does step up, she'll be processed for adoption. >> it's a beautiful part i'm able to help the animal while coupling with the police department to get the problem solved. >> reporter: in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> the man accused of killing a san francisco security guard had his first court appearance today. he's facing homicide charges in the shooting death of security guard rolando romero. the da's office countered that coleman posi

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>>> tonight oakland police are teaming up with the fbi to try to crack two cold case murders. pow-year-old bryan bole was gunned -- 30-year-old bryan bole was gunned down two years ago. tonight there's a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> and back in june of 2016, a man was driving in oakland and hit by another car near stanford avenue and market street. police say the suspects got out, shot him, and then fled. he was an hour away from turning 23. tonight there's a $125,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in that case. >>> a bay area woman facing charges tonight for allegedly abandoning her own young son. tonight neighbors tell kpix 5's christin ayers that they were warning signs that something just went right. -- just wasn't right. >> reporter: tonight people that know the walnut creek woman accused of abandoning her 6 week old son at a los angeles train station are stunned. >> i can't believe she would have left her child like that. >> reporter: they say right before the woman moved out of her apartment a few weeks ago, she had shown signs o

across the bay in oakland police are investigating a shooting that sent a three year old boy to the hospital with facial injuries and just a short time ago police held a news conference before visiting the boy. frank was there and joins us live that young boy is rested at children's hospital this noon in stable condition but not after what could have been a tragic night for the toddler and mother. the boy and the mother had been attending a memorial for another homicide victim in oakland when their car was hit with gun fire. a piece of shrapnel struck the boy in the face around 9:30 last night on the 1600th block in oakland. no suspects right now. they're also bolstering their patrol after a rash of shootings in the city. >> the oakland police department has responded to this incident as well as other violence occurring in the last several days. by increasing our staffing in these areas we have also redirected resources throughout the city to the areas that have been impacted. . >> oakland pd tweeted out a photo of the acting chief armstrong at children's hospital with a teddy bear he gave t

s murder case is being investigated by the oakland police department and the f.b.i.'s joint homicide task forcesotsot carol jones says she saw her son walking from their home on california street toward the bus stop on market moments before the shooting occurredsot her message to the person who killed her son...sot

anyone with information is urged to contact the fbi or oakland police. >>> a record-breaking fine forhat is coming up in the 8:00 hour. how much the tech giant will have to pay in regards for practices it used on its android mobile devices. >>> it has been a big offseason for the warriors. and now how the coach is hoping that steve curry will stick around for a couple more seasons. >>> sticking around is the fog, big time. it continues to be front and center. some areas not dealing with fog will be warm to hot today. we'll take a look at the temperatures coming up. >>> indycar officially leaving. the board of supervisors voted to approve a 3 year contract to begin next year with indycar. this will be the last. after that, the series will be at lagoona. and the race that is held -- is held since 2005. it has been a six figure financial loser for several years. >>> it was a slugfest last night at mlb. it looked like a home run derby because the balances are flying out. -- the balls were flying out. the bottom half for the national league and fast forward, scooter unloads a two one home

anyone who has information about what happened oakland police would like to hear from you...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) in antioch. police are investigating a shooting that left one women dead...and another injured. the shots were fired around four this morning on delta fair boulevard...near highway four. when officers arrived, they found two gunshot victims- both women ages 55 and 28 years old. police say one woman was rushed to the hospital and the other died on scene. the names of both victims...have not been released. investigators have not released any information about the suspect or suspects involved in this homicide. (ken) coming up on kron4 news at nine... a woman running for office is questioned by police while doing some door to door campaigning. she says it's because she's black. more on the controvery (vicki) plus...crews in thailand are working around the clock to rescue a soccer team stranded deep inside a cave.... the new health concern rescuers are facing..... (ken) and up next... after 25 years... find out why a popular restaurant in the east bay is shu

i'm still regard his mother regardless whether he's here or not. >> oakland police believe scott wash information should contact the fbi or oakland police. >>> the state department of public health confirmed the first whooping cough death in california in two years. state health officials determine whooping cough caused the death of a baby in san bernardino. no other information has been released. they are urging expectant mothers to get the whooping cough booster shots immediately after add vazed to by doctors. >>> state health officials are warning people in discovery bay to stay out of the water because of harmful algae blooms. warning signs have been posted. avoiding contact is also advised for pets as well. harmful levels of blue-green algae can cause skin and eye irritation, allergic reactions and other affects. high level exposures can result in death. they are natural and will eventually dissipate on their own. >> today pg&e is giving us a behind the scenes look at one new weather station. the news stations will help pg&e monitor when temperatures and humidity and that will h

a former oakland police chief, howard jordan, told me it's not the der election of duty -- derelection of duty, it was that the officers lied. >> lying is sort of a cardinal sin. you're not credible anymore. >> reporter: he knows one of the officers involved, lawrence green. >> he's a smart guy but opinionated. >> reporter: green resigned before the terminations and accused campus police chief margo bennet of initiating the investigation as an act of retaliation. >> he challenges management and he's been known to do that. i'm not surprised. >> reporter: emails sent to lawrence for comment did not go through. the allegations of the officer's conduct came at a time when the campus suffered a string of assaults, indeluding one near this dorm. a student savagely beaten a knocked unconscious. jordan say this is send a clear signal. >> she's sending a message to the rest of the staff that they need to be -- they will be held accountable. >>> the man police dubbed the rideshare rapist made his first court appearance today. he was ordered held without bail. lazo is faces charges of rape, kidna

now, according to oakland police, they're saying the 3-year-old boy was shot in a car just before 11:00 p.m. last night. the driver of the vehicle called police and said she was driving the child to the hospital, to highland hospital, because he was shot, and that's where oakland police met them in that car. now, i want to show you another piece of video. this is from highland hospital in oakland. you can see there, that's the car with a bullet hole in it. the child was eventually transported behind me to oakland children's hospital. at this point, still no update on the boy's condition, and the child appears at least at this point to be the only victim. of course, we'll continue to stay on this developing story. i'll have another update for you at 5:30 a.m. we're live here in oakland, pete suratos for today in the bay. >> sad this happened to an innocent child here. >> hope that little child is okay. >> developing now, stormy daniels' attorney blasting her arrest last night, calling it a setup and politically motivated. we have new video from overnight to show you. showing officers i

former oakland police chief and kpix 5 law enforcement analyst howard jordan told me it's not the dereliction of duty that forced a termination. it was the allegation that the officers lied. >> lying about it is sorted of like a cardinal sin. you're not credible anymore. >> reporter: jordan knows at least one of the officers involved a former oakland police lieutenant named lawrence green. >> he is smart and opinionated. so i not rprised about tt init what he said about the chief. >> reporter: emails sent to lawrence for comment didn't go through. the allegations of the officers' conduct came when the campus had a string of assaults including one near this dorm. a student savagely beaten by men and knocked unconscious. jordan says chief bennett's decision to fire the officers sends a clear signal. >> she is definitely sending a message to the rest of the staff that they be held accountable for doing their job. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the rideshare rapist made his first court appearance yesterday. the judge ordered orlandoville chez lazo to be held without bail. lazo is facing

. >>> oakland police are increasing patrols in east oakland after a three year old boy was hit in the face by bullet fragments. police say the child was in a car with his mother on 80th avenue wednesday night when a bullet pierced the windshield. the mother and son were leaving a memorial for 18-year old derek alexander shot and killed two weeks ago. acting oakland police chief armstrong says his department worries about rising violence. >> we have also redirected resources throughout the city to the areas that have been impacted. our cease fire teams have also been shifted in order to address our increase in violence. >> right now oakland police don't have any suspects in the case. they're offering a reward up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. >>> bay area police are looking for a serial bank robber who carries a gun and badge. he's suspected of committing at least ten armed robberies throughout california. there's a photo of him, five of them were here in the bay area. the most recent robberies were in san ramon and danville yesterday. in these bank surveillance photos

do oakland police unfairly target african-americans? da lin tells us this may be the last time we get research because the city council said her services will no longer be needed. >> you did not hear what she just said? >> a heated exchange at a public hearing today over should oakland spend half $1 million to continue to analyze police data? >> i will warn you, i do not want to ask you to leave. >> earlier, city councilmember struct in the contract extension in the public safety meeting. that left them very upset. >> you recognize the frustration of the community, that change is not fast enough, but doing nothing is certainly not going to change those outcomes. >> research shows in the past five years oakland police stopped significantly more blocks than whites. some community activists say they know the problem, why continue to waste the money? we already have the data. >> we are not advocating doing nothing, what we are advocating is a shift from data collection and analysis to a plan to fix the problem. >> rebecca kaplan agrees and

. >>> reporter: oakland police say these are the latest images of a sedan they have been trying to find for almost a year, a silver 2014 to 2016 hyundai elantra, its windows possibly tinted. it's the car seen in a hit-and- run captured on surveillancerea intersection of bancroft and 78th avenue in east oakland. destiny gomez and her >> i woke up in a hospital confused, where's my son? >> reporter: destiny was 7 months protect at the time. the son she named billy was born brain-dead while she was in a coma. he was taken off life support a few days later. >> myself having young children around that age, um, it hits home. >> reporter: oakland police say the surveillance video does not show the hit-and-run driver's license plate number and so far, few witnesses have come forward with information about the car, which would have likely had front end damage and a broken windshield. authorities say serious traffic accidents are not all that uncommon in this area. about a week after what happened to destiny and her brother-in-law, there was another fatal collision in this area a block away on 78

and the oakland police department are offering a reward of $30,000 dollars for information leading to an arrest in this case...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) president trump is responding to criticism over his press conference with russian president vladimir putin. president trump now claiming he misspoke on monday... that he didn't actualy in over u-s intelligence agencies. and that he quote "has full faith and support for america's great agencies" now he says he meant to say he didn't see any reason why it "wouldn't'" be the russians who meddled in the 2016 election. trump's remarks tuesday come after backlash from lawmakers including many from his own party. < rep. ryan costello/-r- pennsylvania: you could say its embarrassing, but i don't think that that does it sufficient justice. i think it undermines our moral authority, it's a real gut punch to our sovereignty. rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: russia is trying to undermine democracy itself, to delegitimize democracy, so for some reason they can look good by comparison.>(vicki) now democrats are calling for hearing