a compromise has been reached, which will decrease the amount of time opd can retain the information recorded on those cameras. kron four's as he has all the details. >> although mated license plate reader cameras will continue to roll in. oakland should be worried now that the oakland police department will continue to have a license plate readers of thanks to some of patrol cars. >> that's a question that's, you know, to be determined. >> brian hofer is the chair of oakland's privacy commission, which recently reached a compromise with the city council for mending an ordinance aimed at regulating opd has continued use of license plate readers. we did increase the retention moment. >> the privacy commissioner recommended certain days. it's now it's 6 months as recent as june and july. this year we were able to solve 2 separate homicides using this technology, according to opd spokesperson officer kim armstead, alpr cameras are used to solve an incident that occurred back on june 9th involving the shooting death of a 16 year-old boy. >> in another case, she says automated license pla

dan: how does opd's budget increase compared to other cities like san francisco?opd saw the largest increase come in nearly 18%. san jose was close behind with 17.6. san francisco was not and we will explain why there was such a big gap tomorrow night. kristen: president biden and other world leaders are condemning rush apostle latest shelling of ukraine. missile attacks struck city centers across the country, killing civilians. >> in ukraine, russian forces firing off several missile strikes. president zelenskyy saying russia deliberately targeted civilian areas in the early hours to inflict as much harm as possible. from the southeast to this playground in ukraine's capital. >> this is the biggest attack on the capital since the beginning of the war and the first attack on the city center, making this a clear escalation. >> vladimir putin calling his escalation a response to the explosion saturday on the strategic bridge, the longest in europe linking mainland russia to crimea area, which the kremlin illegally annexed in 2014. >> that seems a clear indication th

while opd's budget saw a sizable increase over the past few years reform advocates. tell us the city's community response programs created to help respond to mental health calls are still struggling to get the funding to operate 24/7. for the i-team stephanie sierra abc 7 news steph. how does obd's budget increase compare to other bay area cities like maybe san jose san francisco. it's interesting. i'm a opd saw the largest increase nearly 18% as we reported since the pandemic, but san jose was close behind with 17.6% increase and san francisco on the other hand was not and we will explain why there was such a big gap there coming up tomorrow night. look forward to that. thank you stephanie very much. now if you want to reach the i-team go to abc 7 news.com slash item or call 1888-40. i team charges were filed today against the suspect and the kidnapping and murder of a family in merced jesus. salgado was arraigned on four counts of murder. the prosecutor is not seeking the death penalty. salgado did not enter a plea and says he wants more time to find an attorney th

this year we were able to solve 2 separate homicides using this technology, according to opd spokesperson officer kim armstead, alpr cameras are used to solve an incident that occurred back on june 9th involving the shooting death of a 16 year-old boy. >> in another case, she says automated license plate readers are used to locate and arrest a suspect in the july 17 deadly shooting of an uber driver and the little saigon district. >> i want to be clear that we by no means, you know, are intending to be invasive and anyway, you know, with the privacy of our community. again, this retention period just allows us simply allows us more time to effectively investigate these cases. however, the new license plate reader ordinance has an additional incentive from civilian oversight of opd in the form of quarterly reporting to deter any invasive privacy use. i feel more comfortable about the place. you know, the label finally went on. >> they understand how closely people are watching this issue. >> and i would expect that creating incentives for for better behavior. >> in oakland, haaziq kron. 4

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated this year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year in my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 year. now we're at 1200 i-25 1% increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation on the 1400 block of 27th avenue challenges is operating. >> with such a small cohort of police officers read 6.78 this morning. dealing with such a large problem. i see that we have to have a target of 800 officers. the majority of the gun violence happens in oakland city. councilmember lord taylor's district in east oakland. >> he explains why he believes opd is current minimum staffing level is outdated or minimum staffing level. 678 officers. >> what we agreed upon an established back in 2014 through measure z when we only have 400,000 residents. >> taylor says since oakland's population has increased by 10% and he believes the police department to do the same. donna lynne agrees the additional officers would o

. >> was a major focus for opd is resources during this period over the last 4 weeks.> from our cease-fire division for my violent crimes operations division and from our patrol operations division have recovered 82 firearms. he says opd investigators arrested 120 people for shootings and violent crimes across the city. impact of having all hands on deck, reducing violent crime has expired chief armstrong to run it back for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused. >> group in gang violence on addressing shootings and homicides in the city of oakland. and we will continue our all hands on deck approach. >> has it made you kron? 4 news? >> next up, a guy wearing a damian lillard, jersey goes ballistic at a drive-thru but because his order wasn't right. what happened? the coffee pot, what police are saying about this temper tantrum. >> plus, american basketball superstar britney griner has her appeal heard in russia. how much prison time she's now facing. >> and right after the break, we're going to chat live with the u.s. g s physicist about tod

. >> was a major focus for opd is resources during this period over the last 4 weeks. our officers. >> from our cease-fire division for my violent crimes operations division and from our patrol operations division have recovered 82 firearms. he says opd investigators arrested 120 people for shootings and violent crimes across the city. >> i've also added an additional traffic enforcement team added 8 additional officers to our criminal investigations division. we also continue to work closely with the alameda county out task force. we deploy officer to that team as well. the impact of having all hands on deck, reducing violent crime has expired chief armstrong to run it back for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused. group in gang violence, chief leronne armstrong also announced that the oakland police department received a 1.8 million dollar grant from the department of justice that will be used to hire 15 additional officers. >> has it made you kron? 4 news? >> on the peninsula, redwood city's council members have approved an emergency ord

. >> was a major focus for opd is resources during this period over the last 4 weeks. our officers. >> from our cease-fire division for my violent crimes operations division and from our patrol operations division have recovered 82 firearms. he says opd investigators arrested 120 people for shootings and violent crimes across the city. >> i've also added an additional traffic enforcement team added 8 additional officers to our criminal investigations division. we also continue to work closely with the alameda county out task force. we deploy an officer to that team as well. the impact of having all hands on deck. we do sing violent crime has expired chief armstrong to run it back for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused. group in gang violence, chief leronne armstrong also announced that the oakland police department received a 1.8. >> million dollar grant from the department of justice that will be used to hire 15 additional officers. >> has it made you kron? 4 news? >> well, mayor lamar thorpe is now speaking out this morning after being

opd evacuated its headquarters building as i look around, and i can see around oakland estuary. i don't see anybody out in the streets. i don't see anybody evacuating their buildings. aside from opd , the fact that most people are treating this as a little bit of a blip in their day, but now it's business as usual. our previous guest said. everybody should be evacuating their buildings. what do you make of the bay area's reaction to what just happened? yeah i mean this again. this is a magnitude five earthquake. so this is not a huge earthquake. now they're all buildings that we have more concern about than others. how about the police department, for example. but there are some buildings that are of more concern than others, and therefore people should probably be reacting differently in those buildings and then the ones that are built to modern building codes. but we again we do not expect a lot of damage in a magnitude five earthquake because it isn't particularly large on the scale and again. if we had a lot of damage for magnitude five, we would be in real trouble when we h

. >>> you have heard recently tha opd was going to use armored robots. we have an update directly from police. the oakland police say they will no be using robots armed with deadly weapons. they write in part on twitter, opd is not adding armed, remote vehicles t the department . also adding, i was an idea but after discussions with the chief, he ultimately decided not to use them. whe this may hed,tenois robot to kill a suspect that killed five of their officers. >>> knew from texas, the sheriff's office says the bodie of migrants who died crossing the border are being stored in a refrigerated container near rio grande until they can be identified. the sheriff says th local funeral director cannot take care of more bodies and says the site of the bodies floating onshore or turning up on the surrounding ranchlands have become almost a daily occurrence and the department o homeland security figures show a record number have died crossing the u.s.-mexico border in the past year. >>> the future for deferred childhood arrivals program better known as daca is

opd offering these safety tips. scan the scene for anything suspicious before using an atm, put your cash away immediately and if you feel like you are being followed, drive to a safe place or even the police department. >>> crime is a big topic in oakland for outgoing mayor , wh gave her final state of the cit yesterday. the city has seen 104 homicides this year alone. she hopes he can return to the loads she has seen in the past. last night, she pointed to programs such as cease-fire and violence interrupters as leadin the way at preventing crime. >> after we had literally had our most sustained period of the fewest murders in oakland history , it is heartbreaking to see all of that go out the window. but it also makes me relieved that we can regain tha again because we've done it before. >> homelessness also remains a top priority for oakland. the mayor said oakland quadruple filter capacity in the last fiv years and in cabins have decreased by 16%. four crews cleared out one of the in cabins yesterday. business

being led by east oakland councilmember she will raid and lauren taylor and the move would authorize opd as use of license plate readers to identify stolen vehicles and track down individuals involved this serious crimes. if it's approved by the council city leaders say license plate readers could immediately boost opd solve rate for armed robberies, homicides and other public safety issues. but critics say the use of those readers could be an invasion of privacy. san francisco city officials will hold a news conference tomorrow to update strategies and data on combating drug dealing. mayor london breed district attorney brooke jenkins and police chief bill scott are all expected to be in attendance. officials will talk about how they are partnering to improve the outcomes around open air drug markets and drug use in the city ground for. we'll have full coverage of tomorrow's news conference on air and online at kron 4 dot com. now to our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza tonight. and lawrence is here and says we've got to get away and you just very

opd officers greeted students at bay tech wednesday and did the same on thursday as rudsdale high school reopened its stores. both schools are located on the kings estates campus where 2 shooters were captured on surveillance video last week firing 30 rounds, injuring 6 people. we've really wrap our arms. >> around that campus and the students and staff make sure that they feel like they're protected, love cared for and that they have what they need forward. john sasaki is the spokesperson for oakland unified school district. he says district leaders have been busy upgrading king estates campus. a new cameras perhaps going in some locations where we didn't have full coverage may be upgrading some we are upgrading the radio system that that staff there used to communicate with each other. whether, you know, it's just normal communications running else. >> we are upgrading the lobby area and the reception desk to make that more welcoming and make it more for more protective we're also the entryway with a remote buzzer system to allow people to come in. so psaki says about 50 of the 300 stu

the mayo is saying plate reader makes upper opd employee shortages. the privacy commission wants use of the readers to stop. the council could vote to do one o the other tonight. >>> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the tenderloin pickets have about the market turk street split after midnight. the victi died in the street. at this point, no word on any suspects or what led up to the shooting. >>> the man accused of killing five people in stockton and on right here in the bay area face a judge for the first time today. wesley brownlee was arraigned on murder and other charges. but , as michelle medina reports, he could soon face even more. >> you have the right to an attorney. >> reporter: wesley brownlee nodded his head before a judge as he was charged with three counts of murder in stockton, california. >> you do not get to come into our house and do this kind of crime. >> reporter: prosecutors allege the 43-year-old is a suspected serial killer who recently move to the city. investigators say he shot and killed six men and

they added amendments how long the opd could store the data. supporters argue this could solve more cases recently. privacy advocates argue it does more harm >>> the queen of rock and roll just got a barbie in her likeness. >> and love has everything to do with it. get it? a barbie doll in the likeness of tina turner. to celebrate the 40th anniversary of "what's love got to do with it," iconic outfit and signature hairstyle. it was released last week and it's already sold out. >> that is the bomb. looks just like her. i love the hair. don't forget you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, and jessica has what's next. >> i had that hair years ago. >>> election day, president biden trying to reach voters by focusing on abortion rights. >> if you care about the right to choose, you got to vote. >> how republicans are responding and what the gop says is the main issue now. also president biden wants american businesses to stop working with saudi arabia, the reason for the risk. and should streets remain closed? it's a decision san francisco voter

usd is cooperating with the opd investigation. son had nightmares. um, the first the first couple of days he did have a nightmare. he didn't want to go to baseball practice. he didn't want to do that, so he was traumatized from the event. the brown say they have complained about the campus being unsecured, and it seems some gates are only locked at certain times, with violent incidents happening in oakland schools and across the country. they want more safety precautions and accountability. this man is still on the lose, and we have a very clear picture of him several pictures of him. so i want to know. why is it so hard to find him when you know the family? the browns also say there is security video of this man entering the campus and they've requested it from oakland police, but they haven't received it yet. oakland police say they'll continue investigating this case. julie and this comes after another incident at another school in oakland, where a child wandered away. an autistic child wandered away from another school. have police been in touch

. >> was a major focus for opd is resources during this period over the last 4 weeks.sion for my violent crimes operations division and from our patrol operations division have recovered 82 firearms. he says opd investigators arrested 120 people for shootings and violent crimes across the city. >> i've also added an additional traffic enforcement team added 8 additional officers to our criminal investigations division. we also continue to work closely with the alameda county out task force. we deploy an officer to that team as well. the impact of having all hands on deck. we do sing violent crime has expired chief armstrong to run it back for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused. group in gang violence, chief leronne armstrong also announced that the oakland police department received a 1.8. >> million dollar grant from the department of justice that will be used to hire 15 additional officers. >> has it made kron? 4 news? >> it's 6.34, new this morning using illegal fireworks in san carlos could cost you double because they're all illegal.

they would like to see a 30 day retention period versus what opd has recommended in a one year periodopd is also going to submit and provide their own updated policy for consideration at our october 18th city council meeting. so both of those policies now are being in legal review to compare each other before we have those presented and discussed in council. some council members want to hold onto the data that the license plate readers collect. um like the license plate number of those things for anyone for 30 days. police want to keep it for years. that what i'm understanding yes, are are used policy when it was initially established. it was six months and that was a time period that was agreed upon and supported by the privacy advisory commission . um since then, there was a time period where that extended much longer and it brought concerns and it had certainly, uh, breach of trust with the pack. and so now we're working to bring this time period and retention back into um, a time that can be agreed upon by opd and certainly with the advisory commission's recommendations considered

. >> was a major focus for opd is resources during this period over the last 4 weeks. our officers. >> from our cease-fire division for my violent crimes operations division and from our patrol operations division have recovered 82 firearms. he says opd investigators arrested 120 people for shootings and violent crimes across the city. >> i've also added an additional traffic enforcement team added 8 additional officers to our criminal investigations division. we also continue to work closely with the alameda county out task force. we deployed officer to that team as well. the impact of having all hands on deck, reducing violent crime has expired chief armstrong to run it back for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused. group in gang violence, chief leronne armstrong also announced that the oakland police department received a 1.8. >> million dollar grant from the department of justice that will be used to hire 15 additional officers. >> has it made you kron? 4 news? >> 34 and new this morning using fireworks in san carlos could cost it doubl

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated this year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 the year an hour at 1200 or 5.25%. increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation on the 1400 block of 27th avenue. >> we did a number of significant seizures and the last 2 weeks. why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city seen a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms and taken off the street. >> house prayed together, but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not unrealistic at all. >> absolutely. we can have that. we could have a whole year. i do. you. no, i cry. and, >> y

the 47 deputies were relieved of duty and now we find out whether the same mistake was made by sfpd, opd, and other law enforcement agencies across the three counties. kristen: to understand why these psychological exams are important, tell us what they are designed to measure. jonah: they are meant to measure whether or not you are fit to be a law enforcement officer. it includes psychological background, an oral interview, a test. they want to make sure that when you are out there being a cop and doing a really stressful and dangerous work, that you will not crack under pressure. at least, that's one way of looking at it. the other way is to make sure you are not biased. that you don't have mental or emotional issues that would make it hard for you to do the job, or harm a folks out there that you are supposed to protect. this is a really important aspect of the hiring process for all police officers. they are known as peace officers. if this is not done right, you can get folks in the ranks that really should not be there and do not belong there. that is why this is important. the cru

opd will only be allowed to keep that data for up to six months to help solve crimes. the old policy allowed two years of storage. the department must also give reports on how that technology is being used. >>> a much-needed life line for an essential organization. coming up next on "today in the bay," one billionaire's big gift to the girl scouts and how it will help northern california troops. >>> but first, happening now, supporters plan to celebrate recent federal legislation aimed at boosting wildfire safety. california u.s. senator alex padilla and south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren will recognize the fire act which promises to improve fema's wildfire preparedness and response. that bill includes a provision to predeploy assets when fire to predeploy assets when fire i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may

if you have information you're asked to call opd. well as violent crime continues to terrorize oakland. the city council president says work is being done to stop that wave. oakland has marked 103 homicides so far this year. you've got some community groups who say getting fed up with what they say is a lack of support from city leaders. well, just last month the city was rattled by a shooting at a school where 6 people were injured. chinatown has even gone as far as calling for council president nikki fortunato bas to resign. the council president says she's working to improve her district. >i we all know that guns are at the root of these killings that too easy to access and younger people have guns. we also know that there's a very small number of people committing these crimes. a majority of these homicides, homicides are related to group in gang violence. >> well, the council president is up for reelection next month. she along with the council and mayor have been calling for federal help to address gun violence in the city. on

opd officers greeted students at bay tech wednesday and did the same on thursday as rudsdale high school reopened its doors. both schools are located on the kings estates campus where 2 shooters were captured on surveillance video last week firing 30 rounds, injuring 6 people. we've really wrap our arms. >> around that campus and the students and staff make sure that they feel like they're protected, love cared for and that they have all that they need moving forward. john sasaki is the spokesperson for oakland unified school district. he says district leaders have been busy upgrading king estates campus. >> a new cameras perhaps going in some locations where we didn't have full coverage may be upgrading some we are upgrading the radio system that that staff there used to communicate with each other. whether, you know, it's just normal communications running else. >> we are upgrading the lobby area and the reception desk to make that more welcoming and make it more for more protective we're also the entryway with a remote buzzer system to allow people to come in. so psaki says about 50 o

we reached out to opd for its response to the proposal. but have not yet heard back from them so far. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters says senator scott wiener and several san francisco leaders held a campaign rally in the city today to call for support of proposition d. that measure also called affordable homes now is backed by affordable housing leaders as well as mayor london breed and supervisor matt dorsey, the measure fully streamlines projects, which are 100% affordable housing and it would speed up the affordable housing project approval process. winner says in san francisco is still difficult to build more houses, but prop can help with that. >> i'm property is an opportunity for san francisco to get back on the right right to build more housing to get it done faster. have good government to cut red tape and take the politics out of housing. >> however, those against prop do say that it does not actually require developers to build anything and they say it will not deliver housing that working people in families can

city leaders say license plate readers could immediately boost opd solve rates for armed robberies, homicides and other public safety issues. critics say the use of license plate readers could impede on residents. privacy. >> a serial killer is on the loose in the city of stockton. and we now know that one of the 6 victims was juan miguel vasquez serrano. the 39 year-old was shot and killed in oakland. he's the only victim identified by police in the east bay kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live with more on the details on this investigation is starting at a lot of attention because when you say serial killer people start to notice they do. and surveillance video makes a big deal in these investigations. the stockton police department, they released this video today of a person that they say is a person of interest in the serial killings. you can really get a good view of then you see that they're dressed in all black, but the police want people to pay close attention to the person's cadence in the video. the stalking community is in mourning and concerned after 5 men were shot and killed a

if you have any information regarding his whereabouts, you're asked to contact opd. san francisco officials are joining together wednesday efforts to stop open air drug markets. however, one former drug dealer has doubts the city plan is actually going to work well for us. has the mcewen has that update? >> get all say, ok, you're looking at video recorded back in july of students exiting muni in the midst of an open air drug market on a thin mission street in san francisco. the fact is, you know, we have so many people who are publicly using drugs without any consequences whatsoever. and that's what we have to stop my approach to dealing with the open air drug markets has been that we have to have consequences. so we're all in agreement. we should all be an agreement to do something about it. >> and that is what we are committed to doing. san francisco's top public safety officials presented a unified front at this press conference bowing to work together like never before prioritizing narcotics arrests, prosecutions and expanding drug services and treatment. san fr

opd's chief confirmed the suspect who crashed into agustin is 23 year old jonathan hernandez.he was being chased by officers after being accused a flashing a gun at a driver during a hit and run on friday. this perceived is being investigated about a department and at some point when investigation is concluded this for super grew go before a review board. the suspect was arrested and the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave, but agustin's family is still questioning why the police pursuit ended with his death? i was just like though, he's he's not that he can't be oh just waiting for him to come back, please. he's never coming back in oakland loose pena abc 7 news. the family has a gofundme account to help cover final expenses. you can find a link to it within the story at our website abc7 news.com on the heels of a quadruple shooting near uc berkeley two weeks ago the university just launched private security patrols near campus abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn talked with students about what that means for them. uc berkeley freshman julieta andyano take

ryan: opd says so far this year they recovered over 2000 guns. chief armstrong said the approach needs to be making sure residents feel safer. >> we will do our best to get people off the streets that are driving violent crime. we believe that with the number of guns we have recovered through this operation definitely has made an impact. ryan: oakland police announced they received a $1.5 million federal grant they say they will use to hire more police officers over the next few years. they say getting adequate standing -- adequate funding will help. ama: a 16-year-old is in critical condition a day after being stabbed at an elementary school. the incident happened on the grounds of linwood elementary before 7:00 last night. police say the 16-year-old suffered multiple stab wounds. a 17-year-old was also stabbed, his wounds minor. police say witnesses saw our group of people living -- of people leaving in a car. dan: san francisco publics cool teachers are protesting over the continuing problems with their paychecks. this is a live picture. the s

usd is cooperating with the opd investigation. my son had nightmares. um, the first the first couple of days, he did have a nightmare. he didn't want to go to baseball practice. he didn't want to do that, so he was traumatized from the event. the brown say they have complained about the campus being unsecured, and it seems some gates are only locked at certain times, with violent incidents happening in oakland schools and across the country. they want more safety precautions and accountability. this man is still on the lose, and we have a very clear picture of him several pictures of him. sonow. why is it so hard to find him when you know the family? lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news and the brown say there is security footage of the man entering the school and they have requested it from police, but police have not released it. oakland pd says they will continue to investigate this case, burglars stormed a coin in jewelry store in san francisco overnight, stealing as much as $50,000 in goods video shows the men breaking down doors and then rushing in

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated this year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year that my 20 year career we won't even get to 1000 the year an hour at 1200 or 5.25%. increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation of the 1400 block of 27th avenue when a number of significant seizures. >> and the last 2 weeks, why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city. but seeing a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms taken off the street. >> house praying together. but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not realistic at all. >> absolutely. we can have that. we could have whole year. i do. you. no, i cry. and, >>

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscatedng. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year in my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 year. now we're at 1200 i-25 1% increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation on the

and tonight, oakland police put this message on twitter, saying this weekend you will see more opd officers patrolling the streets . chief. armstrong has deployed all available resources throughout the city in a coordinated effort to enforce crimes associated with gun violence in oakland. another tough night for oakland pd tonight, janet. thank you. doctors expect another new shooting victim in oakland will recover someone got shot around 6 38, bart's west oakland station, according to the citizen app shot spotter technology suggests around 20 shots may have been fired during the incident that technology picks up gunshots are similar, loud noises like fireworks. investigators have not said anything about what may have led up to the shooting or possible suspect. if you know anything that can help them, please contact park police. new way to love and governor gavin newsom signed a flurry of bills into law today, including one that expands the benefits under california's paid leave program . sp 9 51 increases the wage replacement for family and disability leave to up to 90% by the year 2025. i

was at the citibank atm on macarthur and in order to reduce the risk of people becoming victimized opd has some tips. they're recommending scanning your surroundings and looking for suspicious people or activity around the atm. they say should select an atm in a well-lit and well populated area. if you get cash, put it away right away. don't stand there. count the money. some of these are common sense. but they also say when leaving an atm location, make sure you're not being followed. if you are being followed, they advise driving to a safe place. maybe a police department or a fire station and calling 9-1-1 just months after thieves drove a car through the business and ransacked the place. >> an east oakland ice cream shop has been burglarized again. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with co-owner who says that this point burglaries are just the cost of doing business in oakland. >> braden galloway is growing tired of thieves continuing to target is ice cream shop in east oakland. 3rd time this year, surveillance cameras captured suspects prying into flavor brigade, italian water, ic

across the country since before the pandemic and out of all the police departments here in the bay area opd in funding, but questions are being raised about how that money. is being spent. beautiful breathing in the wake of george floyd's murder widespread protests calling to defund the police swept the nation for years oakland city leaders made bold promises of big budget cuts safety in june of 2020 mayor libby schaaf said the oakland police department

at this point police aren't telling us the circumstances but we do know that opd issued a bolo alerter law enforcement to be on the lookout for a suspect though they haven't released that description to us nor the public. about two and a half miles from that scene oakland officers found a driver who had been shot in the face. that person is expected to survive and was found pulled over at a gas station near san leandro boulevard and 66th avenue. you can see the bullet hole in that windshield. that bullet went through the windshield and hit that person in the face. >>> at 10:00 yesterday morning a gunshot victim also died at a local hospital. police tell us they believe the shooting happened on 66th avenue right near lafayette square. that person was oakland's 102nd homicide victim of the year and died on a day that u.s. senator alex padilla, barbara lee and other leaders joined the mayor and council members to talk about what solutions to the violence they have. it could include increasing funding for violence prevention, to possibly declaring a public public health emergency. >> the

in the course of this, the bailiff for the opds received a penetrating wound in the left thigh.erity of the injuries sustained by the victim, this bailiff must undergo a forensic medical examination, the same will happen to petr gavrilovich. after all, the testimony of the parties differs, the investigators have already organized check. if at least a threat of murder, not even an attempt, is revealed in the actions of a pensioner, then he is still threatened with criminal prosecution of the robbers . where the police had to use service weapons, than it all ended. and how mikhach explained his behavior, julia found out the lining . and suspiciously moskvich with tinted glass inspector reported a vigilant local resident car strangely meandering along the road near the school at that moment returning from lessons. children noticing staff. the traffic police driver accelerated, we stop, we stop, i say, we cuddle. in an attempt to break away or a cross makes a steep turn, it almost knocks down a pedestrian who manages to run away at the last second. hmm, having driven onto a country

and opd also says there will be officers on patrol dedicated to stopping illegal sideshows. santa clara county is expanding its safe parking program for people living in their cars or arby's. right now there is a safe parking site on ginger road in palo alto, new funding from the county will go towards laundry, a children's library and brand new shower facilities. a representative with move mountain view, a local nonprofit told us this upgrade will help. >> we're excited about that because it's just a part of moving them into permanent housing. eventually and given the kind of services so that they can get moving on with their lives and really thrive. >> now, father, leon, that man you just heard from, he also says that roughly 40% of the residents of the safe parking program have moved into permanent housing over the past 4 years and more are hoping to do the same. the governor vetoed a bill that would have given some relief for homeless people with unpaid parking tickets under assembly bill. 16, 85 local governments and universities would have forgiven parking fines up to

emma goss, ktvu fox two news getting guns off the streets coming up the latest details showing how opdg to keep the community safe and paying higher interest rates in the short term might be a wise strategy. ktvu tom vacar without homebuyers are maneuvering the current real estate are having a hard time maneuvering through the market. with home prices stable or often receding. now, buyers are not lining up to compete for them. so here's why paying higher interest rates in the short term might be a wise strategy. let's assume an $800,000 home with 20% down 30 year fixed mortgage interest rate is now about 7.1% locking you into a 43 $100 a month payment. on a 15 year fixed half as long it's about 6% but that's a 54 $100 payment if you can afford it, because you're not competing. and then you can refinance within the year to another increasingly popular option is called the arm , the adjustable rate mortgage. experts say the best mortgage is a 71 adjustable. that means you get a fixed rate for seven years , and after that the rates can go up. but by then you should be able to refinance th

opd also says there will be officers on patrol dedicated to stopping illegal sideshows. >> we will be coming back stronger coming back in a safe and supportive environment. and we're coming back. of course, most of all with the date love care and support that we've always provided bay area technology school staff releasing a video to their students and staff about >> how they're going to rebound after the mass shooting at the king. a state's campus last week. today, the school reopened their doors to allow students to come back and get their belongings that were left behind during the shooting. 6 people were injured at bristol newcomer high school on wednesday. all schools on the campus will remain closed through next week. tonight, the number of lives lost in florida from hurricane ian stands at 27. but there are more unconfirmed deaths in the number will likely rise. emergency officials say that rescuers have pulled more than 1000 people from dangerous flooding situations. and early estimates put the damage in florida between 28 billion and 47 billion dollars. southwest florida is f

oh usd is cooperating with the opd investigation and quote now the parents of this eight year old boyant to know who this man was. there's apparently surveillance video, they say of him walking onto the campus. they also want him held accountable for his actions and criminally charged for laying hands on their child. and most importantly, the parents want to know what the school in the district is doing from preventing this from happening again again. as you heard in that statement from oh, usd. the district and the police department are investigating the incident. live in oakland, erasmus ktvu box two news thank you time 7 34. we're getting new details from antioch's about the discovery of a burned body found on a walking trail. police say y firefighters who were called in connection with the woman's death or that fire but people who live in the area now worry about their own safety. my kids are scared. i'm like not too scared because this is just a lot of homeless activity here, so i'm kind of used to it. i hope she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this, um

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscatedthis year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 a year. now we're at 1200 i-25 1% increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation on the 1400 block of 27th avenue. >> we did a number of significant seizures and the last 2 weeks. why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city seen a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms and taken off the street. >> house praying together. but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not unrealistic at all. >> absolutely. we can have that. we could have a whole year. i do. you. no, i cry. and >> no

opd's chief confirmed the suspect who crashed into agustin is 23 year old jonathan hernandez.cers after being accused of flashing a gun at a driver during a hit and run on friday. his perceived is being investigated by the department and at some point when investigation is concluded this pursuit for real go before a review board, the suspect was arrested and the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave, but agustin's family still questioning why the police pursuit ended with his death? i was just like those he can't be oh just waiting for him to come back. he's every coming back. in auckland loose peÑa abc 7 news. so tragic the family has a gofundme page up and you can find a link to it at this story at our website. abc7 news.com oakland's unhoused community is asking the city to pass a resolution that would allow them to return to an encampment on wood street abc 7 news was at city hall today during a protest caltrans crews have spent several weeks clearing out debris at the massive site by the macarthur maze because of safety concerns the other site the for

investigators say the shooting s likely tied to gangs, all victims are recovering and opd is looking at the video of the k but they plan on releasing it publicly so they can get help identifying those shooters. > >> a 60 minutes investigation reveals that the forest service outdated tactics, and overgrown forest lands, may have contributed 200,000 acres going up in flames and the caldor fir. investigations found maps are outdated and roads were impossible to drive through. on the night of august 15th, the fourth service shutdown operations and claimed the conditions were unsafe, and they they wanted to reassess. another another 11,000 acres and then b. then burned. > >> president biden and first lady plan to go to puerto rico today to view hurricane damage, then to florida wednesday. hurre ian left millions without power along florida's gulf coast and more than 80 people have died. more than 100,000 customers are still waiting for the vice to turn back on and puerto rico, two weeks after fiona hit. > >> fleet week may officially kick off today, but ships and airplanes are already mak

opd also says there will be officers on patrol dedicated to stopping illegal sideshows. another big story we're following tonight out of the east bay, a serial tire slasher, hundreds of cars were found vandalized in alameda. police say a man is in custody tonight, but the victims are now left having to cover these costly repairs. kron four's philippe reports. >> a rude awakening for buck to test 2 and up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test are supposed to be out of work early in the morning, but we do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company and working to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. it's 100 a >> last month. have their coast cook. they said that this is been doesn't that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket? is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated this year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year that my 20 year career we won't even get to 1000 the year an hour at 1200 or 5.25%. increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation of the 1400 block of 27th avenue when a number of significant seizures. >> and the last 2 weeks, why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city. but seeing a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms and taken off the street. >> house praying together. but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not realistic at all. >> absolutely. we could have that. we could have a whole year. i do. you. no, i cry.

. >> opd officers greeted students at bay tech wednesday, then did the same on thursday as rudsdale high school reopened its stores. both schools are located on the kings estates campus where 2 shooters were captured on surveillance video last week firing 30 rounds, injuring 6 people. we've really wrap our arms. >> around that campus and the students and staff make sure that they feel like they're protected, love cared for and that they have all that they need moving forward. john sasaki is the spokesperson for oakland unified school district. he says district leaders have been busy upgrading king estates campus. a new cameras perhaps going in some locations where we didn't have full coverage may be upgrading some we are upgrading the radio system that that staff there used to communicate with each other. whether, you know, it's just normal communications running else. >> we are upgrading the lobby area and the reception desk to make that more welcoming and make it more for more protective we're also the entryway with a remote buzzer system to allow people to come in. so psaki says about

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 the year an hour at 1200 or 5.25%. increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation on the 1400 block of 27th avenue. >> we did a number of significant seizures and the last 2 weeks. why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city. but seeing a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms and taken off the street. >> house prayed together, but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not unrealistic at all. >> absolutely. we can have that. we could have whole year. i do. you. no, i cry. and, >> you kn

opd is working with stockton police. least on the broader investigation. henry lee ktvu fox two news. oakland police have made an arrest in the 100 homicide of the year because he'll atiba is accused of killing 60 year old luis joey. true hill. true hill was shot to death on october 3rd in the area of 14th and kirk, um in west oakland. last night, family and friends gathered in that area. they held hands in a prayer circle and lit candles in his memory. he was killed, one block away from his home. the number of gunshot victims is on the rise in oakland, according to alameda health system highland hospital is treating on average about 44 gunshot victims every month this year. that's higher than 24 month, on average, in 2019 and 23 a month in 2018. highland hospital doesn't treat all gunshot victims in alameda county, but it does see many of them. the hospital says gun violence in alameda county is affecting low income people of color more than other groups, the brother of the man accused of kidnapping and killing four members of one family in merced is now

. >> oakland police officers association president barry donelan says the number of guns opd confiscated this year is alarming. we crossed or 1200 firearms recovered this year my 20 year career, we won't even get to 1000 the year an hour at 1200 or 5.25%. increase year-over-year. >> these are photos of guns. oakland police say they recovered last monday during an investigation of the 1400 block of 27th avenue. >> we did a number of significant seizures and the last 2 weeks. why don't why specialized units and i think absolutely stands the tide of violence. >> he says in addition to 0 homicides last week, there was also a 50% reduction and shots fired in the city. but seeing a 50% reduction in shootings while we have a 25% increase in the number of firearms and taken off the street. >> how spring it together. but is it unrealistic for oakland residents to think maybe the city could have another week without someone dying as a result of violent crime. >> officer donald and says it's not unrealistic at all. >> absolutely. we can have that. we could have a whole year. i do. you. no, i cry. a