roseville, some 13 miles south where francesco lived.en seen. >> did you get the feeling that you are being brush-off? >> yes. >> as a nuisance case? >> yes. he was like go in the lobby. >> was the press -- family frustrated? >> i think they were frustrated. >> but detective blackwell was struck by doreen landry's unshakable belief in the -- >> i said we're not gonna leave you hanging. >> detective was especially interested to read dorian's print out of the suspicious atm withdrawals from mats account. >> he said the first thing that we need to do. let's find out if it was matt who did the withdrawals. >> so the detective, hoping to find an answer on that camera, went down to sonoma. in some of the most private streets. and caught a break. >> i waited just for, that to get that system. >> the guest steamer station owner, moses, had just bought a new security camera system. the security cam he was replacing had a blind spot in the back with his atm dispenser was. moses open the carton, and set to installing his new video system. it was th

the murder suspect who escaped a hospital in roseville, yesterday, is in custody tonight. he was captured around noon today after an alert homeowner found him hiding out on a plot of land in rockland nearby in roseville. he had been missing since 3:00 a.m. yesterday when he managed to escape a deputy assigned to guard him at sutter roseville medical center. that is where he was being treated for an undisclosed medical condition. he was shackled at the legs and with chains at the time of his escape. >> through surveillance we were able to determine that he was able to defeat some of his restraints. now that he is in custody we will be continuing and opening up our full investigation into the circumstances around his escape. >> he was taken back to the hospital where he is being watched by six s.w.a.t. team members until he is medically cleared to go back to jail. he is accused of shooting and wounding a chp officer back in april. police say he then took two bystanders hostage, killing one and injuring the other. >>> a teenager was shot and killed just blocks away from san j

roseville medical center ontter thursday for an unknown medical condition.ther county sheriff ss that he escaped at 3:00 this morning but details on how he got out of the hospital were not released. over in pennsylvania, a search is on for a man police say is dangerous and has survivalist skills. police say that michael charles burnham escaped thursday night just north of pittsburgh, after being held on arson, burglary and murder charges. he is also accused of carjacking and kidnapping a couple while trying to escape risk. a string of cell phone robberies over the past two weeks have targeted women in some san francisco neighborhoods. police records examined by our media partners at the san francisco standard show that there were 22 robberies between june 23 and july 4. 15 of those, 22 targeted and they were connected to a single group of teens. so far there has been one arrest and police say that suspect is a juvenile. the robberies happened in soma and the tenderloin along with union square and neu valley. two of the victims also told the standard that they tracked their phones to a

dozens of deputies and officers from placer, roseville and rockland flooding. the area with protective equipment and swat gear. >> clearly not taking any chances with the man accused of also shooting a chp officer back in april. but rockland residents say this could have and should have been avoided. i love law enforcement. don't get me wrong and have a great deal of respect for them. and all my friends are that serve in law enforcement. >> but just like, you know, maybe my years in the fire service that's like fire departments fire. should never happen. yeah, they should never lost custody of him in control of that inmate. residents here tell me that they're pretty upset that he was able to escape in the first place. and they say that if placer is open to new protocols that maybe they should attach a gps monitor to the inmates, they go from the jail to these medical center's that way. if they do end up escaping, they can track them in minutes reporting in rockland zach boetto. and this just into our newsroom. someone in the south bay is a lot richer tonight. a

. >> more on the smash and plus, the manhunt underway for an accused killer who escaped from a roseville hospital. plus dispatch difficulties. the issues plaguing the 9-1-1 centered in oakland next. >> welcome back. oakland's 9-1-1 dispatch system failed again yesterday. less than 24 hours after it was restored following a previous power outage. oakland mayor sheng thao says one of her administration's main focuses is the 9-1-1 issues. but some residents don't believe the mayor has been aggressive enough in her efforts. kron four's spoke to alan liang owner of an oakland auto body shop. >> who says that he found a body crushed in a tow yard. and when he called 9-1-1, he was placed on hold for 10 minutes. >> ride for o'quinn and the better answer before, assuming that would plan. the better answer is much rather to help out our community. >> says that he believes the issue is bigger than just a slower 9-1-1. response. he thinks that leaders have to look at ways to curb crime. so there's less 9-1-1, call volume. still to come here at 6 o'clock, it's the first murder conviction under a new

coming up here at 10 o'clock, the manhunt underway for an accused killer who escaped from of roseville hospital. >> plus, 2 officers injured after a pickup truck slams into their patrol car in palo alto. details on why the driver was flames. >> and police in bases and thousands of firecrackers during 4th of july festivities. starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. >> in the east bay freemont police say they seized more than 2300 rounds of fire crackers during 4th of july festivities. officials say they responded to a total of 89 requests for service in relation to illegal fireworks on 4th of july. they confiscated more than 2300 firecrackers and issued 9 citations for residents caught setting off fireworks. meanwhile, the fire department responded to 90 fireworks related calls for service. they also helped nearby communities address their respective fireworks and emergency response incidents during the holiday. fr

without worrying about him coming out of the dark rockland in roseville, residents can walk without fear. now that alleged murderer erik abril is back in custody. fox 40 was first on scene when deputies detained abril behind these edgewood apartmenta walking him out of this wooden creek bed behind the apartment complex. roughly 33 hours after he escaped from sutter medical roseville. >> just over a mile away where a placer county deputy was supposed to be watching him around the clock. well, this is something that should have never happened with. i know a few placer county deputies. i know rockland pd real well. >> and i think it's inexcusable that this inmate was able to escape the hospital. >> residents who saw deputies swarm and handcuff abril say they were shocked to find out he was hiding so close to where they live. that's like fire departments fire. should never happen. yeah. they should never lost custody of him in control of that inmate. and back out here behind the edgewood apartments. just one last. look at this. what creek bed where abril was found. residents here tell me tha

. >> the search for an escaped murder suspect has concluded in roseville near sacramento. the placer county sheriff's office says eric april here escape custody yesterday morning early around 03:00am at the time he was at sutter health medical cener in roseville after being admitted thursday. for reasons that have not yet been released. he was later seen on a ring camera sunday outside of a home in rockland swat teams along with other local and state law enforcement assisted in the search. he said to be back in the custody of placer county sheriff's. they announced that just before 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> u.s. secretary of energy, jennifer granholm and california senator alex padilla held a press conference today to discuss new funding that would help modernize our state's energy grid. the funding comes from the biden harris administration investing in america agenda and includes a 67.5 million dollars. that's the most of any state. the money will be used to minimize the impacts of extreme weather and natural disasters on the electrical grid. while ensuring that energ

but come on set to be sentenced on august. 16th at the roseville justice. >> time for look at the forecast. this is our view from our mount tam, a little less of a marine layer than we saw roughly this time yesterday. yeah. last night was super windy. kron four's a teresa rodriguez joining us with an idea of what we're going to face this weekend. yeah, this weekend we're going to face below average temperatures once again and even those gusty winds, at least through the 1st half of your weekend. here's a live look outside. >> clear blue skies, but it's deadly cooler along the coast and most of our inland valleys because of that cool onshore flow. we have seen gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour throughout today. and that's going to continue through tonight as well. so we are going to see along the bay area coastline for nevado and downtown san francisco. wind gusts in the 30 to 35 mile per hour range, even breezy for most of our inland valleys. and that trend going to continue through your saturday morning and saturday afternoon and early evening hours with gusts upwards of 35 miles per hou

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the escape happened in roseville, just northeast of sacramento. eric abram is accused of shooting and wounding a chp officer back in april, then he allegedly took bystanders hostage, killing one of them and injuring the other, now dozens of law enforcement officers are looking for him and asking for public help finding him. he escaped from the sutter roseville medical center early this morning, he has been in custody since thursday and is being treated for an unknown medical condition. >> he was transported here by ambulance and undercard. he has been under 24 hour guard since arriving at the hospital. unfortunately today a man was able to escape. >> we are not getting any details on that escape. he is described as 6 feet tall with brown hair, last seen with only those orange inmate pants. >>> we are learning more about a deadly plane crash last night. authorities have identified the passenger killed when a single engine plane ran into a power line near the end of the runway. the pilot is in critical condition. the plane ended up upside down after

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. >> reporter: one of the four was taken into custody in roseville. if convicted with the gang enhancements included the three men in the case face 50 years to life in prison. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a san jose school, a woman drove her suv into that actual building you see right there. the crash happened around 8:30 this morning at muwekma ohlone middle school in san jose. officials and neighbors tell us this crash sparked a small fire. the woman driving was taken away in an ambulance. nobody else was hurt partly because it is summer and few people were in and around the school or in the pool by the crash site. >> i heard a car speeding down third street. i thought it was strange for a car to be going that fast. i saw a white suv crash be through the fence. >> we have one summer program running here with a vendor. those kids were sent home out of an abundance of caution. >> officials tell us the summer programs will continue as normal and work to repair the wall will begin soon. >>> now to another crash in san jose.

. >> reporter: one was taken into custody in roseville. two facing murder charges were hit by gunfire. malachi lefiti and marilyn sahugun-lopez showed up independently at a local san francisco hospital. if convicted with the gang enhancements, the three men face 50 years to life in prison. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> senator dianne feinstein is locked in a legal battle in san francisco. a lawsuit filed monday focuses on the state of her late husband. he died in february. the lawsuit claims she hasn't been able to access assets from his estate including money to pay medical bills. two people acting as trustees weren't properly appointed. both men were business partners. he said the trust has never denied anything to the senator. >>> president biden touted biden-omics. those who want his job are taking to the airways. investigations loom over the race for the white house. alice barr is on capitol hill with the details. >> reporter: a busy day as republican presidential hopefuls scramble to make up ground and mak

he escaped from sutter roseville medical center around 3:00 am yesterday. that is about 20 miles east of sacramento. authorities have been searching following leads to a rocklin neighborhood where neighbors are obviously on edge >> i think it is a little weird that he could escape the hospital after you do a huge crime. >> there is a lot of open area here and an area he could go in and out of. >> it is unclear how he escaped from the hospital. >>> in san rafael one person is dead and another critically hur after a plane crashed at the sa rafael airport saturday night. authorities say a small plane with two people on board crashe into the marshland near the airport runway. the cause of that crashed is still being investigated. >>> to oakland where a group o tenants are demanding answers and action from their landlord. it has been more than six months since they were flooded out of their home and are unabl to return. the tenants protested right outside of their landlord's house. michae johnson is the founder of urba corps which owns the complex known as the c

now we understand that they were traveling in a call and those are for roseville region where they had been investigating the ukrainian use of custom emissions because these controversial weapons are being supplied by the united states. now, the russian defense ministry has confirmed that those 2 and this came on to find themselves from the very cluster munitions that they were investigated to know a number of doing this, helping wounded, they were rushed to hospital and very sadly, as we heard watches love a jewel of a re and of us me will correspondent, was killed in the attack, and the number of others have been wounded to varying degrees on the head of his upper rose. your region has pay tribute to the wall correspondence. this young talented guy spoke the truth from the very 1st day. he covered real life in his broad she region was on the front line more than once present the new men and military man and did not stand the sight of civilians needed help. today he died at the hands of king of nonsense. i express my deepest condolences to his family and friends. cool. so this whole p

office is trying to answer since he somehow defeated his restraints while in custody at the sutter-roseville medical center. captain menendez gave us insight into standard protocol. >> we have measures in place where the deputy gets called away, the inmate should be secured in some fashion. >> reporter: this security, hands and feet, restrained to a bed. in a hospital setting? >> they provide treatment. >> reporter: the plaster county sheriff's office is now reeling with what changes to make to prevent something like this from happening again. >> we are not happy this occurred. we are sorry this occurred. >> abril is due back in court on august 29th. >>> more homes have been evacuated after this massive landslide destroyed several homes and continues to keep moving. it all happened on sunday where firefighters discovered cracks and some homes. 10 homes were eventually torn apart over several days as they slid down the hill, leaving the mayor of rolling hills estates to declare a local emergency. >> the earth has slowed down, which is a really big deal. hopefully these do not go any further.

. >> eric abril was arrested in april for shooting a chp officer and two hostages in roseville. a hostage died in the attack. >>> the city of hayward is dealing with a cyber security attack this morning. the fbi is investigating it as a cans of ransomware. 911 dispatching and emergency services are running but at last check the city of hayward's website is off-line. if you have to do business with the city you'll have to call city hall or go in person. the city says personal information has not been leaked. >>> the san francisco gallery owner who sprayed a homeless woman with a garden hose has agreed to community service. the criminal case has been dismissed. a judge has ordered the 72-year-old to perform 35 hours of community service and meet other conditions to have the charges dropped. district attorney brooke jenkins said the agreement brings a sensible resolution to the case. >>> governor newsom signed a package of new laws making it easier and faster to build infrastructure in california. the bills were designed to cut down on paperwork and court delays for new constructio

. >>> he was arrested in april in the shooting of a chp officer in roseville. one hostage died in that attack. >>> all right, who says building cars is not for girls? >> when i first started getting into cars i was like, oh, it is shiny, i like it. >> meet the local student part of a team that built a solar car from scratch. up next the 1400 mile test drive. >>> several homes destroyed near los angeles and the earth is still moving. what may of caused this sudden landslide in the middle of summer. >>> it is going to feel like summer this weekend, and then some. the temperatures will rise up into the 90s, above 100 degrees, a heat watch, friday, saturday, sunday, we will talk about how long the heat will last coming up in the first . >>> a high school team in palo alto is about to embark on a 1400 mile journey in this. a solarcar they built from scratch. they are part of a national competition that encourages students to think big. teens will make their way from forth worth texas to palmdale, in southern california over eight days. we talked to the local student

today three men and one woman were arrested this week in san francisco, oakland, suisun city and rosevillethe suspects face charges including homicide, attempted homicide and attempted robbery. dan: in the south bay, one man is dead and another in the hospital after an early morning crash after 1:00 this morning near capital expressway and snell avenue. police say the men were ejected from their car after being struck by an suv. the driver of the suv was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. the death is san jose's 28th traffic fatality of the year. now as city leaders look to make the streets safer, some believe in taking the driver out of the equation as the solution. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey has the story. dustin: solving the bay biggest problems through technology, solutions proposed based on advances in our official intelligence and medical technology. >> a wide range of technology that solves things not here in the u.s. only but worldwide. dustin: these solutions incorporate something like wireless vehicles -- like driverless vehicles. >> our founders, that is

convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in roseville last summer. it is believed to be the first such conviction in california. >> this conviction could be a watershed moment in the war on fentanyl. reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former santa clara county district attorney. >> the fact that there was a conviction sends the message to people dealing with fentanyl that you can be in jail for the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the daily dew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> but is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life, and that is key to getting a second-degree murder infection. reporter: he says expect to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl. it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney clear her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder, in a statement sayin

she came down from roseville and like many other swifties her daughter kept busy while in line making friendship bracelets we've been talking about to share with other fans. >> she is herself and is very public about everything and her opinions and stands up for what is right and i believe she makes a name -- i believe in everything she makes a name for. >> i think she is a truly humble, genuine, good human being and a great representation. >> all right. the cost for their two tickets, 3600 bucks. kelly said the money was absolutely worth it to them. as you can imagine traffic is a big concern around the concert right now. here is a look at the map as we speak, a good amount of slowing on 237 right now. stop and go traffic both directions. this is great america parkway. you are looking at levi stadium and those roads are closed off. 101 just the usual traffic on a friday afternoon about to be the evening commute. the best bet is public transportation. visit we have got you covered. we have a full guide for taylor's bay area shows. head to nbc bay area.com/taylor swift. you will find a

this one in roseville, california. police say eric abril escaped yesterday from a hospital where he was being -- getting a checkup, rather. the 35-year-old linked to a fatal shooting was spotted on surveillance footage around 3:30 yesterday morning. he was last seen wearing an orange jumpsuit. >>> well, gun violence erupted across the nation for a second weekend in a row. police in cleveland are searching for a gunman who opened fire on a crowd of people. it happened around 2:30 a.m. yesterday. at least nine people were injured. the victims were taken to the hospital, and a motive has not been released. >>> in new york city, this man was arrested after allegedly going on a shooting spree. an 86-year-old man was among those killed. astrid martinez reports. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the suspect pulling up to unsuspected pedestrians and shooting them in broad daylight. >> video shows that he's not targeting anybody. he's not following anybody. as he's driving on his scooter, he's randomly shooting people. >> r

considered dangerous, 35-year-old eric april here accused of shooting and wounding a chp officer at a roseville in april. then he allegedly took two bystanders hostage killing one and injuring the other. not early this morning he escaped from the medical center and has been in custody there since thursday. being treated for an unknown medical condition. >> he was transported here by ambulance and under guard. under a 24 hour guard since arriving at the hospital. unfortunately today shortly after 3 am he was able to escape. >> you can see right here six feet tall with brown hair, last seen without a shirt or shoes wearing only those orange inmate pants. >>> city of san jose is working to train civilians to respond to disasters. san jose's community emergency response team program is a 20 hour commitment teaching regular people how to respond to disasters and hazards that could happen in the city. learning skills like fire safety, search and rescue, organization and disaster medical operations. program started back in 2017 after the floods were 14,000 people had to be evacuated. >> that was a big

caught on surveillance video in a rocklin neighborhood less than an hour after his escape from sutter roseville sunday morning. deputies focused back in on that part of rocklin today. we spoke to the man who tipped off police that abril was hiding out in the ravine behind his home. >> i walked out to take the dog out to go poop and looked over the edge at the creek. i do it five times a day. there wasn't an orange jumpsuit two hours ago and there was an orange jumpsuit lying on the ground and i could hear splashing in the water. >> the witness said the police were on his back porch in moments closing in on abril. he said police had their guns drawn and told abril if you move, we will shoot you. that's when they surrounded him and he eventually surrendered. >>> the san francisco gallery owner who sprayed a homeless woman with a garden hose agreed to community service to dismiss his criminal case. you may remember this video that went viral in january. 72-year-old shannon collier gwin will have to complete 35 hours of community service. the district attorney said the agreement brings a "sensible

eric abril escaped from a medical facility in roseville early sunday morning and was on the run for more4 hours before he was found hiding in rockland. abril is facing murder charges following a standoff and shootout in april where one hostage was killed and a chp officer was injured. abril faces another felony charge for his escape. >>> a man from taiwan and his 3-year-old son are now stranded in a south bay homeless shelter after his wife and the boy's mother was killed in a horrific car crash. the family came to america seeking better opportunities, but the surviving family members are now just barely hanging on. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, robert handa shows us how the family is coping. >> reporter: the man and his son are staying here at this shelter run by home first in sunnyvale, they're grateful for the help, but find themselves stranded with very little help. 35-year-old austin chang is trying his best to care for his 3-year-old son william at the home first shelter in sunnyvale, but has very few resources. austin says his son's happy, adorable face comforts him,

we caught up with kelly smith and her daughter who drove down from roseville outside sacramento. can see her daughter is making friendship bracelets to share with other fans. it's a rite of passage for people who come to the swift concerts. kelly surprised her daughter on her sweet 16 birthday with two tickets on the floor to tonight's show. lincoln, the daughter, explained to me why taylor swift speaks to her in a way no other artist can. >> she's herself, and she's very public about everything and her opinions and stands up for what's right. i believe in everything that she makes a name for. >> reporter: you feel the same way, mom? >> i do. i think she's a truly humble, genuine, good human being, and i think she's a great representation, especially for young girls in society. i think taylor is just awesome. >> reporter: do you mind me asking how much you spent on the tickets? >> for two tickets, $3,600. >> reporter: worth it? >> absolutely. she's worth anything. priceless. >> reporter: was that in your budget or? >> it was about what i expected to spend to see taylor. but it's

suspect in placer county, california officials say 35-year-old eric james abreu escaped from sutter roseville medical center while he was under 24-hour surveillance >> we believe he was last seen wearing belly chains and orange jail pants no shirt, no shoes >> abreu was admitted to the hospital on july 6th for an unknown reason after being in custody since april for a hostage situation that left one person dead. a deputy tried to run after him, but abreu managed to get away. >>> president biden is in london this morning where he is scheduled to meet with both prime minister rishi sunak and king charles after his visit to the uk, the president will travel to lithuania to attend a high stakes nato summit before heading to finland this could be the most important foreign policy trip since his time in office so far. let's go to claudio lavangawho is following it for us good morning why is the president starting this trip in the uk? >> good morning, frances the uk is one of the most important if not the most important ally of the u.s. in the international support of ukraine against the russian inv

oakland sassoon city and roseville near sacramento. all 4 are facing charges of homicide, attempted homicide and attempted robbery. police say that despite the arrests, the investigation continues. another freeway shooting was reported early this morning on i-580, in oakland. this is video from the citizen app of the aftermath. this is the second time. >> people's commutes have been impacted by a shooting in this exact same area over the past week. luckily this time nobody was hurt. but these freeway shootings are clearly remaining a problem in that area. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with some who commute in that area every day. he joins us now live with how they're feeling rob. >> drivers are fed up. they say they're avoiding the freeways at night. and if they do have to be on the roads, the on the constant lookout for a shooting just around the corner. driving along interstate 5.80, in the east bay has changed in the last year becoming more dangerous with freeway shootings being reported almost on a weekly basis. it's especially tra

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convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in rosevillesummer. it is believed to be the first such conviction in california. >> this conviction could be a watershed moment in the war on fentanyl. reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former santa clara county district attorney. >> the fact that there was a conviction sends the message to people dealing with fentanyl that you can be in jail for the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the daily dew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> but is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life, and that is key to getting a second-degree murder infection. reporter: he says expect to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl. it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney clear her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder, in a statement saying the

suspect in placer county, california officials say 35-year-old eric james abreu escaped from scutter roseville medical center while he was under 24-hour surveillance >> we believe he was last seen wearing belly chains and orange jail pants no shirt, no shoes >> abreu was admitted to that hospital july 6th for an unknown reason after being in custody since april for a hostage situation that left one person dead a deputy tried to run after him but abreu was able to get away >>> a man riding a motorized scooter went on a shooting rampage in new york city, killing one person and hurting three others police say the seemingly random attacks took place in brooklyn and queens saturday around 11:00 a.m. and ended two hours later when the suspect was arrested. the alleged gunman identified by police as a 25-year-old man with a previous arrest had a semiautomatic handgun. authorities say he appears to suffer from emotional or mental issues, but it is unclear if he has been evaluated by mental health professional. >>> we also have an update on the july 3rd mass shooting that happened in philadelphia polic

he was admitted into the sutter roseville medical center thursday for an unknown medical condition.e escaped around 3:00 this morning. details on how he got out of the hospital were not released. in pennsylvania this morning and urgent search for a murder and rape suspect who broke out of prison late last week. he is an extremely dangerous self-taught survivalist with military experience. michael barham escaped from warren county risen north of pittsburgh. police have no idea where he is, but believe that he may have help, because they have discovered several campsites with stockpiled supplies. a state of emergency in some parts of the northeast because of catastrophic flooding. one official compared the damage north of new york city this morning to a war zone. >> this morning new catastrophic flooding north of new york city along the river. this family frantically tried to keep water out of their home in orange county where at least one death is attributed to the floods, a woman swept away by the fast-moving water. >> there are major i can definitely see where she was trying to get

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death of the teenage girl from roseville. this a defendant who was selling fake him. 30 pills that ultimately contained lethal levels of fentanyl. a fake pill disguised as something real filled with the deadly substance that took the lives of over 6,000 people in california just last year. according to preliminary data from the california department of public health, this case truly represents one aspect of our fighting. the fentanyl the prosecution and enforcement is very important necessary component, but it's not the only component education, awareness and prevention. >> are very much important as well. but today is about holding dealers accountable, helping bring awareness to the cause. our kris and laura didier, who lost their son, zachary to a fentanyl poisoning back in december of 2020. chris says more people need to know about the scale of this deadly drug in the united states is 200 people every day. time from illicit fentanyl. >> so imagine an airline crash every single day. so it's something that has to be taken se

convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in rosevilleast summer. it is believed to be the first such conviction in california. >> this could be a watershed moment in the war on fentanyl. reporter: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former district attorney. >> the fact that there was a conviction sends a message to people dealing fentanyl that you could pay with being in jail the rest of your life. reporter: the key to these cases is proving the dealer knew they were selling fentanyl and that it was deadly. >> the prosecution will say anyone dealing fentanyl has a disregard for human life. that is the key to getting a second-degree murder conviction. >> he says expected to see more murder convictions. >> you will see more these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl and it is a national health crisis. reporter: san francisco's district attorney is clear that her office is ready to hold drug dealers accountable for murder. the legality of an unprecedented risk and

convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in roseville last summer. it is believed to be the first such conviction in california. >> this conviction could be a watershed moment in the war on fentanyl. tara: stephen clark is a legal analyst and former district attorney. >> the fact there was conviction sends the message to the people selling fentanyl, you could be in jail the rest of your life. tara: the key to these cases is proving the dealer knew they were selling fentanyl and that it is deadly. >> what the prosecution will say is anyone dealing fentanyl has a reckless disregard for human life and that is the key to getting a second-degree murder conviction. tara: and he says expect to see more convictions. >> you will now see more and more of these cases being brought because the traditional drug laws have not been enough to stop people from selling fentanyl and it is a national health crisis. tara: san francisco's district attorney clear that her office will hold drug dealers accountable for murder. in a statement saying, "the lethali