. >> the chair of the oakland police commission regina jackson says she finds the chief's words of accountability in courage. we're going in the right directions and some entities. we still got a lot of work to do. >> but i believe we have the right leader for the right time under his leadership because again last year he wasn't leading that that we won't have these kind of outcomes anymore. >> has it made kron 4 news as budget talks intensify in the city of richmond. the police chief there says proposed 10.3 million dollars in cuts to her department will take officers off the streets and says that the city will be less safe. kron four's phillipe. djegal reports tonight that discussions over defunding the police have led to low morale in the department. >> i don't want to see one officer laid off the prospect of potentially laying off 23 officers and leaving another 12 vacant positions unfilled is the reality richmond police chief besa french may be faced with at the end of this month. >> that's if the city council adopts the city's re imagining public safety community task force recommendations.

the chair of the oakland police commissioner regina jackson finds the chief's words encourage where we're going in the right directions and some entities. we still got a lot of work to do. >> but i believe we have the right leader for the right time. chief armstrong will present his after action report to the police commission in the coming days. opd officers have a right to appeal the review agencies findings. >> has it made you kron 4 news. >> coming up, new video shows the moments leading up to a deadly police shooting in san jose. why officers say they decided to release the surveillance video today. >> also richmond police department could have its budget slashed the chief wants people to know how that would make the city even less safe. and later warning on california's coast, a new study finds disease carry ticks are popping up. >> and thriving going to talk to an expert about what to look out for. >> and below average temperatures today for most of the bay area. but we're going to see hot daytime times for parts of the north bay. details ahead. coming up in my full forecast. >> fo

it's all organized by 2 people, regina jackson, who was black and say, you're a row who identifies as indian american. if you're wondering what kind of people, jackson and row are, well, here's a few quotes. we all know about white women's tears. it has caused the tears of 100, maybe even thousands of black people, and it's still a weapon. white people would rather die than tell the truth about white supremacy racism and the role in both. yeah. a lovely bunch. anyway, once upon a time they got into an argument about race with a white friend over dinner. much to their surprise, a few months later, the woman they had the argument with said she actually enjoyed it and asked for another dishing out and promised to call some other white women to the party. essentially, that's ho. race to dinner was started. the format of the dinner goes like this, a group of white women pay $5000.00 for the events which is hosted at one of their houses. once they're done counting their piles of cash. jackson, in route dig into the attendees, trying to uncover their subconscious racism with questions like,

the chair of the oakland police commissioner regina jackson finds the chief's words encourage where we're going in the right directions and some entities. we still got a lot of work to do. >> but i believe we have the right leader for the right time. chief armstrong will present his after action report to the police commission in the coming days. opd officers have a right to appeal. the review agencies findings. has it made you kron 4 news. >> san mateo police are asking for the public's help in finding 2 children, 16 year-old claudia romero has been and her 5 month-old daughter abigail. they have both been missing since saturday, both last seen at their family home in san mateo. the family says that claudia had been talking about wanting to live separately from them. she is 5 foot. one. she was a 165 pounds. she and her baby both have black hair and brown eyes. meantime, the search continues for a missing elderly. asian woman from san francisco. this is 84 year-old jane chen com fung. she's been missing for 5 days. she was last seen friday afternoon at the marina safeway. that's after ch

the chair of the oakland police commissioner regina jackson finds the chief's words encourage where we're going in the right directions and some entities. we still got a lot of work to do. >> but i believe we have the right leader for the right time. chief armstrong will present his after action report to the police commission in the coming days. opd officers have a right to appeal the review agencies findings. >> has it made you kron 4 news. >> keeping it in the east bay water agencies. there are asking residents urging residents to voluntary cut their water use by 10% because of the extreme drought. authorities say they have enough water spet store to withstand the occasional dry winter. but with the region now facing its second dry year. people are being asked to start to save now and right now on kron 4 dot com. we have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device to scan this qr code that's on your screen there. you can find a list of tips to keep you prepared in case of drought or in the face of drought. also an interactive drought map. and we a

. >> the chair of the oakland police commission regina jackson says she finds the chief's words of accountability in courage. we're going in the right directions and some entities. we still got a lot of work to do. >> but i believe we have the right leader for the right time under his leadership because again last year he wasn't leading that that we won't have these kind of outcomes anymore. >> has it made kron. 4 news supporters of police reform say today's announcement is one step forward. but 2 steps back when it comes to police accountability. >> and kron four's jonathan mccall is here with reaction and the steps one group taking jonathan to change transparency. yeah. the big question that still lingers tonight. who are these 20 officers now behind these 33 substantiated claims. >> under the california police bill of rights. their names cannot be released is something that police reform advocates say has to change if law enforcement agencies are serious about building better relationships with the public. mistakes made. >> there was a failure on june first oakland police chief leronne armstro

current police chief as well as oakland police commission chair regina jackson. we got to share some information and best practices and things we were working on here at the commission. so i just wanted to update you on that. >> president cohen: thank you. i hope the radio program went well good. commissioner elias, you're smiling. does that mean you have something to share with us? >> vice president elias: no. i had a calendar. i don't know what happened. i missed out. >> president cohen: i know. 8:00 sundays roll around quick. >> commissioner brookter: i think we started 8:30. >> president cohen: well, i was asleep. i'm sure it went well. commissioner byrne, is there anything you'd like to share with us. >> commissioner: not at this time. >> president cohen: how about you commissioner yee. >> commissioner: nothing here. >> president cohen: and commissioner hamasaki is ill this evening. so we will keep moving forward. sergeant youngblood, next item. >> clerk: next item is public comment. for members of the public who would like to make comment regarding the item

regina rodriguez of colorado. i also look forward to confirminger highly qualified jurists later during this work period, including brown jackson-akiwumi. these are the first of many jurists that the democratic senate will consider to restore the balance to the federal jiesh. under president trump and leader mcconnell, the senate became a conveyor belt for nearly 200 judges. many were woefully inexperienced and far outside the judicial mainstream. some were so extreme on issues of race and voting rights, that even some of our republican colleagues joined democrats in rejecting those nominations. on the flip side, president obama nominated three -- appointed, rather, 320 judges and prish now has the opportunity to fill more than 80, 80 vacancies. under this democratic majority, the senate will swiftly and consistently confirm president biden's appointments to the term bench, bringing balance, experience, and diversity back to the judiciary. mr. neals and ms. rodriguez are two great examples along with ms. brown jackson. in the same vein today, i also announced two judicial recommendations to president biden. mira perez, the dire