this just in, california attorney general rob bonta announcing the conclusion of the review of the shooting death of sean monterrosa, which finds there is insufficient evidence to support criminal charges against the involved officer. monterrosa was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer in june of 2020. the police department is currently under state oversight following a series of police shootings and misconduct cases. >>> california regulators just approved new rules to let water agencies recycle wastewater and put it back into the pipes that carry drinking water into homes, schools, and businesses. california will be the second state to allow this after colorado. california has been using recycled wastewater for decades for things like watering crops, making snow, and making ice rinks. >>> a third person has died from injuries in a crash on 680 yesterday. a minivan veered off the freeway. two people who died were not wearing a seat belt. the driver survived. he said a tire blew out before the crash. >>> authorities say they've made nearly 2,000 arrests since they started cracking do

. >> we begin tonight with the announcement from attorney general rob bonta. good evening. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. rob bonta's office saying today it will not file charges against a vallejo police officer following the deadly shooting of 22 year old sean monterrosa. that happened in 2020, in a walgreens parking lot where there had been looting and break ins during the george floyd protests. new attend ktvu is. amber lee joins us live with more on the decision. amber mike . >> it's been more than two and a half years since the attorney general's office started investigating this case. now, the report says its extensive review includes surveillance video, 911 recordings and witness interviews in a 29 page report. calif attorney general rob bonta found that there is insufficient evidence to support criminal charges against vallejo police detective jared tan, who shot and killed sean monterrosa on june 2nd, 2020. tan was responding to widespread protests and looting following the police killing of george floyd, the report says, quote, the la

california attorney john general rob bonta says there is not sufficient evidence to file criminal chargesgainst the vallejo police officer who fatally shot sean monteiro. the 22 year old monterrosa was shot and killed in 2020, in a walgreens parking lot. the officer, garrett thorne, was fired, but his termination was lar overturned. the alameda county district attorney's office is dropping significant sentencing enhancements for two men accused in the killing of a security guard who was working with a tv news crew in oakland. zedekiah mitchell and herschel hale no longer face life without parole if they're convicted of murder, and kevin nishida, he was a retired police officer working as a security guard for a television news crew when he was shot and killed in downtown oakland in 2021. a third suspect, lauren gilbert, is still at large. all three men were originally charged under former da nancy o'malley with the special circumstance of murder in the course of an attempted robbery. now now that's been dropped, along with a gun enhancement and the suspects are facing a maximum of 25 years

start to the day and the family of sean monterrosa speaking out after california attorney general rob bonta decides not to charge the police officer who shot and killed the 22 year-old man. plus the colorado supreme court rules to disqualify gop front-runner donald trump from the state's presidential primary. what this could mean for the 2024 election. >> station. he's calling 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 to i'm justine waldman, heavy rain holding on to the bay area. it's causing quite a headache for travelers on the roads and at the airport. we're going to take some team coverage right now as we track that wet weather all across the bay area. kron 4 charles clifford standing by in san mateo county with what the conditions look like there. so the money in is in san francisco where people are picking up some free sandbags. but first, let's check in with our meteorologist grogan on what conditions are like across the bay area right now. hey, looks a little drier there. hey there. yeah, we are making progress. that is for sure. compared to just how incredibly heavy the rain w

. >> california attorney general rob bonta says his office will not file charges against a vallejo police officer for the fatal shooting of sean monterrosa. a 22 year old was shot and killed in 2020, in a walgreens parking lot. the officer, jared tan, was fired, but his termination was later overturned. a review of the case was launched by the state department of justice. bonta says the review found there is insufficient evidence to support filing charges against tan. bonta released a statement reading in part, my office remains committed to doing everything in our power to prevent these kinds of incidents from occurring and putting forward policy solutions to help ensure law enforcement are responsive to the needs of their communities. >> the chp says. a blown tire caused a deadly solo crash on an east bay freeway. it happened yesterday afternoon on southbound 680 in pleasanton. eight people were in the car at the time and two people died at the scene. a third died later at the hospital. investigators say the two, who died at the scene were not wearing seatbelt belts. in all, five people

. >> among those attending are rob bonta. >>> a new warning from contra costa county deputies about acam aiming to steal your hard-earned money. scammers are manipulating caller i.d. to make it seem like their call is coming from the sheriff's office, telling the person that they have an active warrant and can avoid arrest if they can make an immediate payment over the phone or card. >>> moving you forward on a new push to help small business in san francisco. supervisors just approved a series of new reforms first proposed by mayor london breed. it will lead to changes in the city's planning code including reforms meant to speed up small businesses. >> mayor london breed will continue to talk and we'll continue to monitor that and see if there are changes and proposals, as well. ? new data reveals new push back bot office. this is post covid an demec. 90% of workers have the start of the new year and that means more offices are filling up with returning employees. explains employers are working to try to accommodate their request. >> it's really, what do they want? they're doing this

california attorney general rob bonta announcing toad that google will pay millions of consumers as part of an antitrust settlement. >> illegally bend the market at the expense of consumers and the economy and small business owners, we'll hold you accountable and see you in court. >> so here's the breakdown of that settlement. the tech giant will shell out $630 million that will go directly to more than 100 million users nationwide. another $70 million will be paid to dozens of states that participated in that suit. the brig payout resolves a lawsuit against google accused of abusing its power by charging fees through the google play store. he says those that are eligible will get their money into their accounts and don't have to submit a claim. >>> the international terminal could be getting a new name. talks about naming it after the late senator dianne feinstein. former mayor willie brown is leading the committee. the "new york times" now reporting that our airport commission will be reviewing the committee's application for a name change in january. elementary school in san francisco

folks like san francisco, mayor london breed police chief bill scott and california attorney general rob bonta showed up in support of the buyback that hands out cash for guns. no questions asked. chief scott says many weapons that are confiscated from criminals are often stolen from people's cars or homes. >> we've lost 32 people in this city this year to gun violence. some criminal gun violence and many, many others who took their own lives because they had access to guns. we've got to get we've got to stop it. so if you have a gun. sitting around. turning in. >> the event will be held between 8 o'clock saturday morning and noon at 10. 35 howard street. people can get $100 for a handgun and $200 for a semiautomatic weapon. members of united players who served time behind bars are now advocating against gun violence and encouraging teens to do the same. it's a blessing that somebody that wants. >> consider somebody that would destroy community. now we're here to heal the community and now we have to build a community and we need to him senseless gun violence at last year's event, they collect

. >> the sisters of sean monterrosa are calling out california attorney general rob bonta for decliningpursue criminal charges and their brother's death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens back in june of 2020 police claim the officer mistook a hammer and monterrosa's pocket for a gun. california doj picked up the case to see if there was enough evidence to charge the officer with the crime. but on tuesday we learned no charges would be filed. monterrosa's family saying in a statement they feel justice was denied. writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear the california doj will not hold officers accountable and will continue to allow them to kill without consequences. justice was denied. and that's the bottom line. the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officer who fatally shot monterrosa through a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> 3 people are behind bars tonight in connection to the shooting death of an 18 year-old in san leandro. alameda county deputies say the victim leandro you keep day was killed back in october by a group

the sisters of sean monterrosa are calling out california attorney general rob bonta tonight for declining to pursue criminal charges in their brother's death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside a walgreens in 2020 police claim the officer mistook a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun. the california doj picked up the case to see if there's enough evidence to charge the officer with the crime. and yesterday we learned no charges will be filed. monterrosa's family is saying in a statement that out now they feel that justice was denied writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear that the california doj will not hold officers accountable and we'll continue to allow them to kill without consequences. justice was denied. and that's the bottom line. and quote, the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officer who fatally shot monterroza through a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> some developing news now. a federal judge is blocking a new california law that would have prohibited people from carrying a gun in most public places. the ruling issued earlier

and with that daly city has a new mayor, state attorney general rob bonta swore in just lynn ma not low to the new job during a special reorganization meeting tonight replaces re buena ventura took the position of lake county public event defender back in october, according to daily city's municipal code, the mayor and vice mayor are chosen by the city council. tonight. a coffee shop facing backlash from its employees after firing a few other employees following a viral video farley's east in oakland fired 3 employees after a heated exchange with the customer over graffiti in the bathroom tonight for more employees are quitting and solidarity in the video, the graffiti reads zionism equals fascism. when the customer brings up the graffiti, calling it anti semetic the barista kick them out. we spoke to one of the fired employees today says he's worked there for 6 years and felt like the owners of the coffee shop had always supported him until now. thousands, the media has come all the sudden now. >> this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know,

the sisters of monterrosa are calling out california attorney general rob bonta. >> for declining to pursue criminal charges in their brothers death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store in june of 2020. police say that the officer miss took a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun. the california doj picked up the case to see there was enough evidence to charge the officer with a crime and on tuesday we learned that no charges will be filed. want to his family saying in a statement they feel that justice was denied. writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear that the california doj will not hold officers accountable and we'll continue to allow them to kill without consequences. the justice was denied. and that's the bottom line. the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officer who fatally shot monterrosa through a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> bay area man was among 6 wrongfully detained u.s. citizens released by venezuela this morning. u.s. state department says oakland native subway right have been detained in venezue

today, california attorney general rob bonta called on the court to reverse an order restricting how federal agencies speak with social media giants. the order came from a lawsuit filed by attorneys general of louisiana and missouri. that accused the white house of pressuring facebook, youtube, and twitter of censoring conservative viewpoints on the pandemic. the appeals court narrowed the ban, but did not overturn the ruling completely. a statement argues the decision quote dangerously restricts the government amid threats to public safety. supreme court will make a decision by the end of june. >>> banned from instagram over supporting palestinians. that's what activist shawn king says meta did to him. in a post on facebook yesterday, king said meta banned him from instagram for pro palestinian activism. king is a social justice advocate known for support of black lives matter. his instagram account had more than 5 million followers before it was removed. meta disabled his account over policy violations they said stemming from his praise for quote designated entities. meta did not d

this is where in moments the state attorney general, rob bonta, is going to deliver an update.ding the news of a $700 million antitrust settlement with google. that move is from allegations across all 50 states, the district of columbia, puerto rico, and the virgin islands. that settlement comes as google was accused of overcharging customers through unlawful restrictions on distribution of apps. this is on the android devices. the attorney general's office says that the company created a monopoly under the setup, and under the terms of that settlement, eligible customers will receive at least $2 and may get additional payments based on their spending on the google play store between august 16th of 2016 and september 30th of 2023. the settlement still needs a judge's final approval. >>> one last look, and you can see there at that podium there, we will be listening to those remarks from the attorney general. we will have an update for you. that's going to be during our 4:30 newscast. >>> less than a year from decision 2024, and a new poll gives insight on where voters lean come

family learned of the department of justice's decision today during a meeting with attorney general rob bonta. it is extremely disappointing that they've decided not to move forward with criminal charges. >> we believe that there is more than sufficient evidence, uh, not only in our civil case that runs along parallel lines, but enough evidence to bring criminal charges against jared tan. and, uh, we're looking forward, uh, to a review at the federal level. officer tan was terminated in 2021, but was then reinstated in august of this year. >> our mission in building a better bay area routinely makes us aware of the ongoing homeless crisis in our area, and particularly tonight, the staggering number of homeless youth. but what we saw in action was a community coming together to help them get to a better place. abc seven news reporter tim johns shows us the first time winter event in the east bay. >> the line extended out the door and down to the street in concord tuesday night. dozens of families coming out for the mount diablo unified school district's first ever hope holiday fair, an event c

. >>> rob bonta announcing google will pay millions of consumers as part of a massive settlement. >> you use your power to illegally bend the market at the expense of consumers, small business owners, and the economy, it will hold you accountable. we will see you in court. >> reporter: the tech giant will still $630 million, that will go directly to 100 million users nationwide. another 70 million will be paid to the dozens of dates that participated in that suit. the big payout resolves a lawsuit accusing google of abusing its power by charging fees for its play store. consumers who are eligible to receive at least two dollars via paypal, vendor, or another payment method. >>> colorado supreme court has removed donald trump from the 2024 presidential ballot. the court cited the 14th amendment in its decision it contains language that orbits officials that take an oath to support the constitution from future office if they engage in insurrection. the amendment has only been applied twice 1919 . trump's campaign vowed to appeal and the case could end up for the u.s. supreme court. >>>

rob bonta says there's not enough evidence to support criminal charges. tonn was fired from the force after third-party investigators determined he violated department policies . but back in september, tonn got his badge back after a second investigation came to the opposite conclusion. >>> is the conflict in gaza rages on, social media platforms have become a hotbed of misinformation about the fight between israel and hamas. >> you have this feeling in your chest almost, oh that was fake, i totally thought that was real. >> makes you feel stupid. >> coming up at 5:30, we will examine the consequences of what can be done to help decipher the truth. >>> the city of san francisco and the police department are facing a class-action lawsuit over there response to the dolores hill bomb. the suit claims children and young adults were falsely arrested during the annual skateboarding event near dolores park also claims they were detained on the street for more than seven hours . this form of police officers in riot gear broke up the unsanctioned event in july. th

rob bonta says he is not going to file criminal charges. he is recommending policy changes, including barring officers from shooting out of a moving vehicle, making it their duty to try to de-escalate and ramping up anti-bias training. in a statement he says his life mattered and there was nothing that can make up for his death . his loss is good and will continue to be felt by his family and the bay area community. meantime, the officer who killed him his back on the force. jarrett tonn was initially let go from the vallejo pd after the shooting at his attorney got them reinstated with back pay , saying his use of force was legally justified. monterrosa's family filed a federal civil rights trial set for 2025. >>> that was truly a day of our times. 1948 , kpix went on the air. >>> in recent weeks we have seen demonstrations from both sides of the war happening in gaza on university campuses across the country, including at uc berkeley cal has a long tradition of student protest so as we mark the 75th anniversary of kpix this week , we want

el fiscal general de california, rob bonta, visitó este viernes san francisco y ofreció consejos a latambién están a merced de los estafadores. lo primero, dice el funcionario, es que se asegure que la organización esté en el registro de fideicomisos caritativos y que sus informes estén en línea actualizados. también apueste por organizaciones conocidas y que informen cómo van a gastar los recursos. no se deje presionar también por llamadas telefónicas y tenga cuidado con sitios web que puedan parecer de dudosa procedencia. el servicio postal de estados unidos publicó las fechas límite para que los paquetes y tarjetas puedan llegar a tiempo durante estas festividades para el servicio terrestre y de primera clase, así como el envío de tarjeta y cartas. >> la fecha límite es mañana sábado, la fecha límite para el correo prioritario el 20 de diciembre y para el servicio urgente de correo prioritario el 21 de diciembre deberá realizar un pago adicional y a propósito de las compras navideñas, el tránsito en la zona fronteriza está bastante congestionado y es que decenas de personas cruzan

for your money tonight, california attorney general rob bonta is warning about possible scams involving charitable donations this holiday season. >> today at a food bank in san diego, bonta listed several tips for californians to avoid falling victim to scams as they try to donate to charity. the tips included checking the registration status of the organizations through the california department of justice. also, you want to pay close attention to the names of organizations and double. check them online and be wary of donations. solicitation on social media from people you just don't know. i'm not here to dissuade you. i'm here to encourage you to give. and i'm i'm here to provide. >> the best pathway to give. so to give in the way that will protect yourself, make sure the money gets to where it needs to go. that spirit of giving is really was something that makes a special. california makes a strong. >> onto says if you feel a charity or fundraiser is engaged in you definitely want to report them to the attorney general's office. millions of student loan borrowers were late on their p

. >> and with that daly city has a new mayor, state attorney general rob bonta swore in does low to the new job during special meeting last night. >> manolo replaces ray-ban ventura who took the position of lake county public defender in october, according to daily city's municipal code. the mayor and the vice mayor are chosen by the city council. new data from the state of california shows tax revenue over the last several months came in much lower than previously anticipated comes days after a grim government report concluded the state. >> could face a 68 billion dollar deficit next tom wallace reports. >> how are things looking for next year state budget? well, i think in a word they look challenging. that's the answer. california department of finance deputy director hd palmer gave amid the latest state data show incorporation of personal income tax revenue between spring and fall of this year came in some 25 billion dollars less than anticipated. palmer says a major reason revenues are way off in large part has to do with the drop in the stock market in 2022. that led to a drop in

. >> california attorney general rob bonta says no criminal charges will be filed in the valais hope police killing of sean monterrosa. the 22 year-old was fatally shot outside of a walgreens in the early morning hours of june. second, 2020 detective jarrett tonn and 2 other officers responded to reports of looting at that store when they encountered monterrosa detective town opened fire through the windshield. police later claims town miss took a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun in may of 2021. attorney general bonta picked up the case for review after the solano county district attorney recused herself in a new report issued this afternoon. bonta says there is not enough evidence to prove the officers were not acting in self-defense, also says there is not enough evidence to say the officers were trying to cover up the shooting when they replaced the broken windshield. although no criminal charges will be filed in the case. botta says his office is working with toledo police to issue several reforms, including a new policy that bans officers from shooting out of a moving veh

en más informaciones el fiscal general de california, rob bonta, como parte de una coalición de 22 fiscalesy federal que prohíbe a los comerciantes de armas de fuego la venta de armas cortas y municiones a menores de 21 años, afirma que esta ley estaría bajo el marco constitucional y ha demostrado promover la seguridad pública y un trabajador municipal en san francisco fue víctima de un arrollamiento. >> ayer en la tarde, cerca de las calles 8a y la misión oficiales de la policía vieron un auto en conexión con un crimen. pero antes que pudieran detenerlo, el conductor se dio a la fuga atropellando al trabajador. la policía sigue buscando al conductor y piden a cualquier persona con información que se comunique con ellos. >> vamos a ver ahora este video de la zona de pacifica, donde, como lo hemos venido comentando, las olas siguen siendo una atracción pero peligrosa en ese lugar. en este caso vemos como arrastró a varias personas que estaban cerca de el muelle, prácticamente se le ha dicho a la gente que no se acerque al menos mientras esté vigente esta advertencia. marcelo rivera cuéntanos

. >> en noticias locales, la alcaldesa london breed, el fiscal general rob bonta y el jefe de policíaa respaldar el próximo evento de recompra de armas. >> we have too many guns and too many places causing too much. >> el evento se realizará el sábado 9 de diciembre en la casa club united playas, ubicada en el 10 38 de la calle howard. durante el evento se ofrece un incentivo de 100 por pistolas y 200 $ por armas de asalto sin realizar preguntas. desde 2014, este evento anual ha resultado en la recompra de más de 2500 armas de fuego en los últimos meses. >> el pago inicial promedio de una vivienda en san josé alcanzó casi el 25% del precio de compra para la compra de una casa de 1 millón de dólares en san josé. el pago inicial sería alrededor de 250.000 . en san francisco, el pago inicial promedio es del 24 por 100. esto según un informe del realtor.com. estos porcentajes son significativamente más altos que el promedio nacional, que es un poco más del 14. >> y tome nota porque aún existen recursos financieros disponibles para los propietarios de viviendas que están deseando poder sal

. >> oakland, mayor sheng thao and california attorney general rob bonta. they are holding the annual toy and coat drive donations will be accepted through december 15th. you can donate in person just look out for the decorated school buses on oak street. you can also purchase a coat online at oakland. dot want to know a little secret? on show. >> a tv shot a story that's going to air bay area backroads with christiane, the gucci. on the niles holiday there are trains all over you had a lot of fun. so that's running through the holidays and and it goes on for nile wilso , aisles and aisles. >> you still got it? yeah, for 5 but stick around. the will join vicki and deal with jokes join vicki and deal with jokes about 4 news at 6. (♪♪) entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. t

well, developing tonight, california attorney general rob bonta says no criminal charges will be filed in the toledo police killing of sean. >> monterrosa. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store in the early morning hours of june. second, 2020, a detective jarrett tonn and 2 other officers responded to reports of looting at the store when they encountered monterrosa a detective time opened fire through the windshield. police later claimed that to time mistook a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun in may of 2021. attorney general bonta picked up the case for review after the slaughter county district attorney recused herself in a new report issued just this afternoon. bonta says there is not enough evidence to prove the officers. we're not acting in self defense. a bone to also says there's not enough evidence to say the officers were trying to cover up the shooting when they replaced the broken windshield. although no criminal charges will be filed in the case. bonta says his office is working with a layup police to issue several reforms, including a new p

it's part of a multi-state lawsuit involving attorney general rob bonta and other attorneys general. bonta says google unlawfully monopolized the market for android app distribution and in-app payment processing. >> they made it very, extremely difficult for consumers to have options for consumers to have, um, options that would reduce price, and they essentially effectively maintained a monopoly and gouged consumers and developers in the process, bonta says android users can expect to get up to $2 via paypal or venmo. >> they won't have to submit claims that doesn't seem like much, but tech experts say the settlement sends a clear message to tech giants. >> the tech companies is for the longest time, they don't have any competition. when you are too big, you control the market and you start squeezing more money from the users without about anybody complaining about it. this is a good sign that that the government is doing their job by watching what the big tech is coming and making sure that it's fair for them and it's fair for us as a users. >> the settlement requires google to cha

. >> el fiscal general de california, rob bonta, dijo que no encontró evidencia suficiente para presentar que existe la posibilidad de que la gente enfrente una responsabilidad administrativa o civil. bueno, y en esta época muchos viajeros cruzan a méxico y esto conlleva algunas preocupaciones sobre todo por los hechos violentos. >> bueno, si eso iba a pasar, las fiestas en méxico, jesús hiram tiene alguna recomendación de las autoridades? escucha lo bajaron del tronco y le quitaron el tronco y lo mandaron caminando con la temporada festiva inician también los viajes de miles de paisanos que regresan a méxico a celebrar, pero también hay quienes este diciembre prefieren no cruzar la frontera como el señor leobardo debido a la violencia que vive su país entre menos problemas tengas mejor va a ir para allá. >> Él es originario de zacatecas, méxico y asegura ha escuchado testimonios de familiares y amigos que fueron víctimas de crimen, por lo que visitar el estado que lo vio nacer hoy no es una opción en realidad, pues comentarios que hace la gente de que está muy muy peligroso y para viajar

. >> speakers at the menorah lighting included khalif, attorney general rob bonta, who said that hate crimes have become all too common in california for too many people have been attacked and targeted and hurt and harmed because of who they are, where they're from, who they love, how they pray and that is wrong. >> shaka lashon soramimi our these wednesday night events were peaceful, but no arrests have been made in this menorah case, and no suspect descriptions have been given in oakland. >> jr. stone abc seven news. >> police in san jose say they've identified suspects in two incidents where pro gaza banners were torn down from freeway overpass. now they're pursuing hate crime charges against both the mostrillionecent incident on sunday was caught on video. the council on american-islamic relations posted this video from the park avenue overpass above 8-80 in san jose. watch now the video shows a man in a heated argument moments later, he pulls out a knife and cuts down two banners. he also can be heard calling the person with the camera a terrorist. when it comes to issues of race

humanitarian officials saying that they assume that many of these civilians will be going towards rob bonta -- rafaelle where we see a lot of people, you have shelters bursting at the seams, people setting up tents, living on the streets, it's becoming an untenable situation with both civilians and humanitarian workers saying simply that nowhere in gaza is safe. >> it is notable the white house is maintaining the public position that israel has been receptive to its encouragement to take more steps to save civilian lives in gaza, we understand there is no reporting that indicates that view is not shared by everyone in the white house. >> they have been saying publicly and rather diplomatically that israel has been receptive, we heard very clear warnings from the uppermost biden administration officials. secondary blink and -- secretary blinken saying that intent is well and good, actions matter. the secretary of defense, lloyd austin saying if these high civilian death tolls continue, israel could win tactically but essentially lose in the long term, one senior administration official spoke

. >> speakers at the menorah lighting included khalif, attorney general rob bonta, who said that hates have become all too common in california for too many people have been attacked and targeted and hurt and harmed because of who they are, where they're from, who they love, how they pray and that is wrong. >> shaka lashon soramimi our these wednesday night events were peaceful, but no arrests have been made in this menorah case, and no suspect descriptions have been given in oakland. >> jr. stone abc seven news. >> police in san jose say they've identified suspects in two incidents where pro gaza banners were torn down from freeway overpass. now they're pursuing hate crime charges against both the mostrillionecent incident on sunday was caught on video. the council on american-islamic relations posted this video from the park avenue overpass above 8-80 in san jose. watch now the video shows a man in a heated argument moments later, he pulls out a knife and cuts down two banners. he also can be heard calling the person with the camera a terrorist. when it comes to issues of race and s

family learned of the department of justice's decision today during a meeting with attorney general rob bonta. it is extremely disappointing that they've decided not to move forward with criminal charges. >> we believe that there is more than sufficient evidence, uh, not only in our civil case that runs along parallel lines, but enough evidence to bring criminal charges against jared tan. and, uh, we're looking forward, uh, to a review at the federal level. officer tan was terminated in 2021, but was then reinstated in august of this year. >> our mission in building a better bay area routinely makes us aware of the ongoing homeless crisis in our area, and particularly tonight, the staggering number of homeless youth. but what we saw in action was a community coming together to help them get to a better place. abc seven news reporter tim johns shows us the first time winter event in the east bay. >> the line extended out the door and down to the street in concord tuesday night. dozens of families coming out for the mount diablo unified school district's first ever hope holiday fair, an event c

. >> el fiscal general de california, rob bonta, anunció que apelará la decisión de un tribunal de un se reúnen personas como son las iglesias y parques. bonta alega que llevar armas a esas zonas no las hace más seguras, al contrario, hizo énfasis en que lo que el proyecto busca es proteger a los residentes y este es el momento en que wright, de 38 años, llega a un aeropuerto de texas tras ser liberado de una prisión en venezuela. >> wright, originario de oakland , es 1 de los estadounidenses que fueron detenidos por el gobierno sudamericano, pero liberados gracias a un intercambio que incluye la liberación del venezonalo del venezolano alex saab, que estaba encarcelado en estados unidos bajo sospecha de desvío de fondos y hay muchos niños en necesidad del distrito escolar unificado de san josé. recibieron una grata sorpresa. bueno más de 100 alumnos que no tienen un techo fijo donde vivir recibieron juguetes y también comida para celebrar esta navidad y flavio lacayo nos presentó un recuento de la jornada. >> muchas familias recibieron regalos con motivo de la navidad que acabamos de

this after state attorney general rob bonta said >> he would not be filing criminal charges for his death and killed outside of a walgreens store in 2020. police say an officer in vallejo thought that he had a gun, although it turned out to be hammer. the california department of justice picked up the case to see if there is enough evidence to charge toledo police officer with a crime. and on tuesday we learned that no charges will be filed. the family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. >> today in san francisco, there was a cease-fire rally in front of the israeli consulate. it was organized by code pink. that's an international antiwar organization. they delivered a ceasefire petition to the consulate with thousands of signatures on it. there was also a memorial altar for children who have died in the war. this comes as the united nations has passed a resolution designed to try and increase humanitarian aid. 2 the u.s. blocked previous resolutions calling for a ceasefire but stepped aside. this time after members agreed to drop ceasefire language from this particular resolution,

a year later, attorney general rob bonta pick up the case for review in a new report issued this afternoon. bonta says there is not evidence to prove the officers were not acting in self-defense. want to also says there's not enough evidence to say the officers were trying to cover up the shooting when they replaced the broken windshield. although no criminal charges will be filed in the case. says his office is working with the label. police issue several reforms, including a new policy that bans officers from shooting out of a moving vehicle. we should also note the detective who shot monterrosa was fired in 2021, but his termination was overturned in court earlier this year. tomorrow, the lakewood police are going to hold community town hall after police shot and killed a 17 year-old who armed robbery. this shooting happened november. 20th, you're shopping center on sonoma boulevard. police then chased the suspect's car that ended in a crash. they say that the 17 year-old was trying to get away when they shot the suspect sustained minor injuries. the meeting tomorrow is jfk library in t

this comes after state attorney general rob bonta said he would not be filing criminal charges in histhe 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store in vallejo in twenty-twenty. police say an officer thought that he had a gun but it turned out it was a hammer. the california department of justice picked up the case to see if there was enough evidence to charge the officer involved in the crime. and on tuesday, we learned no charges will be filed. the family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in response. well, this year, california highway patrol says it seized over 40 pounds of fentanyl in san francisco. that's equivalent to 9 million lethal doses. governor gavin newsom making the announcement friday saying that drugs were picked up in the tenderloin block area. excuse me within 10 block radius of the tenderloin. new task force will be launched in 2024 to investigate opioid deaths and poisoning the city. homeless man who was held out holding up signs advertising free fentanyl outside of a san francisco school has now been convicted, according to officials. they

. >>> happening now, oakland mayor sheng thao and state attorney general rob bonta are joining forcester this morning, they will help to fill two school buses for the seiu's annual toy and coat drive. that kicks off at 9:30 in oakland. the event includes those two school buses decorated as reindeer. they'll be accepting donation t at the headquarters parking lot located on oak street. >>> the war in the middle east once again on the front burner, with the end of the cease-fire israel resuming air strikes in gaza. at 6:00, live team coverage with the latest overnight developments, including a bay area couple who rushed to israel after learning their loved one is no longer a hostage. >>> and a reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you would like. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, even repeats of our newscasts. a lot >>> the truce with hamas comes to an end. we're live this morning in washington with a surge in violence and the new push by the u.s. to ease tensions. >>> they're running toward her, h

california's attorney general rob bonta is appealing the ruling. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. christmas has been cancelled. as the death toll tops 20,000 in gaza, we begin today's show in the occupied west bank in the city of bethlehem, the birthplace of jesus christ. the christmas season is normally a festive time in bethlehem, but not this year as church leaders have canceled public christmas festivities citing israel's devastating attack on gaza. this is the reverend isaac munther, the palestinian pastor of a landmark lutheran church in bethlehem. he addressed his congregation earlier this month in front of a nativity scene with the figure of jesus christ in surrounded by rubble. >> christmas is a rate of light and hope. christmas is the radiance of life from the heart of destruction and death. in gaza, god is under the rubble. he is in the operating room. if christ were to be born today, he would be born under the rubble. i invite you to see the image o

this afternoon, attorney general rob bonta and other elected officials joined the group to announce the latest buyback. it will happen at the nonprofit's headquarters on howard street this saturday, december 9th, from 8 a.m. to noon. the group says the annual event is thanks to the efforts of the entire community. >> we are here with all our partners, all hands on deck because this is what it takes for us to end senseless gun violence that all of us or none of us. >> the group will pay $100 for handguns and $200 for assault weapons since 2014. organizers say this program has taken nearly 2500 guns off the streets. all right. >> coming up next, closing a legal loophole that could make it easier to catch and prosecute catalytic converter thieves in the south bay the subway series menu is getting a new lineup of sandwiches - the deli heroes. there's fresh sliced turkey on the titan turkey. fresh sliced ham on the grand slam ham. five meats on the beast! and look at that double cheese! try subway's tastiest refresh yet. told you about san ramon. boy scout troop 1776. a group of thieves took

california attorney general rob bonta sent a letter to the court asking for the lower ruling to be overturned, saying it would threaten public health and safety. happening tonight, the powerball jackpot is up for grabs. it's grown to $685 million after no one won the jackpot on christmas night. the current jackpot is far from the record $2.4 billion, which was set in november of 2022. you have until seven tonight to buy a ticket. it costs $2. your odds of winning the powerball lottery are 1 in 292,000,000. those are really slim chances. and to put that in perspective, you're 15 times more likely to be struck by lightning twice. 19 times more likely to give birth to identical quadruplets and eight times more likely to become president. good luck if you play the lotto, but you might be better off saving those $2 if you want, apple will appeal a court ruling that blocked the sale and import of some apple watches. the medical technology company masimo accused apple of patent infringement involving its blood oxygen level sensing technology. apple says it is looking for ways to allow the ultra two

the nonprofit consumer watchdog sent letters to state attorney general rob bonta and the california privacy protection agency. the watchdog accuses the clearview company of creating an artificial intelligence facial recognition software that violates privacy laws. concerns include mining, personal data of children and inaccurate facial recognition of african americans . clearview promotes its technology as high quality algorithms that are accurate and help law enforcement rapidly generate leads and identify suspects. >> a rally is set for this morning in san francisco, in which participants will call on a restaurant owner to take down a rap video that's critical of the mayor and other city leaders over their response to crime. >> now let it breathe. you ain't nothing but a clown. well, we really needed you. you will never be around in the video, chino yang blames the mayor and others for car and business break ins, homelessness and attacks on asian residents. >> he's the owner of kung fu restaurant and says his restaurant's been broken into several times. yang is apologizing after he says h

they are calling out california attorney general rob bonta for declining to pursue criminal charges in their brother's death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store 3 years ago. police came claim the officer miss took a hammer in his pocket for gun. the california department of justice. they picked up the case to see if there was enough evidence to charge the officer with a crime and then a couple of days ago we learned that no charges will be filed in a statement monterrosa's family said they feel that justice was denied writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear that california department of justice will not hold officers accountable and will continue to allow them to kill without consequences. justice was denied. that's the bottom line. the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officer who fatally shot monterrosa through a federal civil rights lawsuit. more than 115, 1, 5, sees me 1, 1, 5, 115 million americans are expected to travel during the christmas and new year's travel period. triple a says more than 103 million of us i

the monterrosa family learned of the doj's decision today during a meeting with attorney general rob bonta it is extremely disappointing that they've decided not to move forward with criminal charges. we believe that there is more than sufficient evidence, uh, not only in our civil case that runs along parallel lines, but enough evidence to bring criminal charges against jared tan and, uh, we're looking forward, uh, to do a review at the federal level. >> officer tan was terminated in 2021, only to be reinstated in august of this year. the san francisco police department and its commanders are being hit with a class action. >> federal lawsuit after arrests were made at a skateboarding event last summer, attorneys for the 113 people arrested or cited during july's dolores hill skate bomb claim officers corralled and trapped attendees without giving them notice, warning of any kind or an opportunity to disperse. s 83 of those detained were juveniles. >> i had guns pointed in my face simply for trying to walk home. i was kept on the street until two in the morning, only to be walked to a poli

folks like san francisco, mayor london breed police chief bill scott and california attorney general rob bontaup in support of the buyback that hands out cash for guns. no questions asked. chief scott says many weapons that are confiscated from criminals are often stolen from people's cars or homes. >> we've lost 32 people in this city this year to gun violence. some criminal gun violence and many, many others who took their own lives because they had access to guns. we've got to get we've got to stop it. so if you have a gun. sitting around. turning in. >> the event will be held between 8 o'clock saturday morning and noon at 10. 35 howard street. people can get $100 for a handgun and $200 for a semiautomatic weapon. members of united players who served time behind bars are now advocating against gun violence and encouraging teens to do the same. a blessing that somebody that wants. >> consider somebody that would destroy community. now we're here to heal the community and now we have to build a community and we need to him senseless gun violence at last year's event, they collected 255 guns.

attorney general rob bonta will participate and then annual toy and coat drive. it's happening so here's another thing you can do. today's the first day runs through december 15 is also and while they're kicking this off, there will be leaders speaking and giving comments still school buses, decorated holiday music and people in holiday themed costumes. this starts at 9.30 this morning at 100 oak street. >> well, now to bury basketball. we've got the gold state warriors taking on the la clippers and kron. 4 sports director jason dumas shows us how it all played out. >> 11, 30 23 that thursday's date. it's also the 3 numbers of arguably the best trio in nba history. i say arguably, i know people in laker land would disagree anyway. klay steph dream on they warriors. they are celebrating the trio's golden birthday or i guess we can call it the golden number day. don't have a number for yet or name. >> these 3 of who've been together for 12 years. that's a long time to be co-workers with someone shooter heart and soul of this organization and the bay area really. >>