reportera: en esta convocatoria tambiÉn estuvieron presente el alcalde san ricardo, y otras autoridadeslos padres de familia con los 6 aspirantes a ocupar el cargo de alcalde en la ciudad de san josÉ. en el sur de la bahÍa, un grupo de trabajadores protestÓ esta maÑana contra la decisiÓn de cobrarle a los empleados por dejar en sus vehÍculos en el estacionamiento de esta zona comercial. >> no vamos a parar de pelear porque nos estÁn quitando dinero nuestras bolsas, y creemos que es injusto . presentador: detectives de la oficina del xerez del condado de sonora es lograron detener a martÍnez ni de 40 aÑos este sujeto contaba con 3 Órdenes de arresto ademÁs de intentar atropellar a una gente y ser un delincuente en posiciÓn de un arma de fuego y municiones. la violencia armada cobrÓ ayer la vida de un copropietario de un restaurante filipino en la ciudad de auckland. pese a los esfuerzos hechos por el paramÉdico en el lugar de la escena, la vÍctima identificada como yuan abo muriÓ poco despuÉs en el hospital. 2 personas perdieron la vida anoche en un accidente en la carretera 80 . reporte

. >> another week, another press conference with san josÉ mayor ricardo and the police department. >>nt them too feel comfortable and safe and got to respond immediately. >> two city employees left on the job after being accused of sexual misconduct. former inspector was accused of using his position to request bribes from the massage parlor, first received complaints from behavior in 2018 but stayed on the job until november, 2020, when he was arrested. last week gary was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison. other incident involved san joÉe police officer matthew mendez accused of sexual assault at a party in campbell and accused of exposing himself to mother and daughter when responding to a call in april. >> we had information about the seriousness of conduct and individuals continued to serve in public facing roles. >> mayor wanted wacity manager investigate and how to deal with these cases in the future so those accused with such acts would not be allowed to work with the public until the investigation is over. something the city manager and police chief say they welcom

. >> san jose mayor sam ricardo was on the verge of introducing new gun legislation when the shooting happened. would require gun owners in the biggest bay area city to carry liability insurance on firearms and to pay an annual $25 fee. san jose is the first city in the nation to introduce such legislation, just one step he sees inviting gun violence. >> everybody comes down to the configuration, or they say mental health we need. things can be true. we need all of it. we needed a lot, because this country is bleeding from gun violence. >> sadly, it's been such a tough time across the nation. >> it has been. >> once again. >> it's just scary. you always hope that the last one was the last one, and here we are again. >> right, right. okay. well, we'll continue to follow it. these two memorial vents will take place today to honor the nine lives lost a year ago today. >> many, just gathering. as you can see right here, this is a live look outside. many people, just starting to gather there, outside right now. that's a live look. you can see people carrying signs of their loved ones, hold

san mateo. police say they arrested ricardo bibbs. he has an outstanding warrant and failed to register as a sex offender. he is accused of killing this man earlier this month at a bus stop on west hillsdale boulevard. as two men knew each other and the stabbing happened -- the two men knew each other and the stabbing happened after an argument. kristen: santa clara county lawmakers are taking steps to make it illegal to make or possess ghost guns that are homemade. that is one of many efforts to reduce the death toll and the cost related to mass casualty events. david looks into how they south bay is responding. >> it was in a code that nine people were killed by a lone gunman at the vda art in san jose. the county board of supervisors while learning because of gun violence from a study commissioned after the garlic festival shooting three years ago. >> we are looking at 72 million dollars a year we are spending any medical costs, mental health costs, and other costs. >> asking the illegal stuff to write an organism and make it illeg

what happening today of ribbon cutting ceremony in san jose celebrating the opening of a new hotel downtown. ricardo take part in the ceremony at the signee a by hilton hotel . it used to be the fairmont hotel. the 805 room hotel opened last month. the ribbon cutting ceremony is set for four p.m. this afternoon. well triple a is saying americans are ready to just get out. hit the road enjoy a long holiday weekend or summer vacation. triple a predicts 40 million americans will travel by car, bus, train and plane this memorial day weekend, and that's despite inflation, really pushing up travel costs. normally gasoline is no more than 15% of the families travel budget, but the experts say it's likely to hit 20% or even higher this year, depending on how far you're going. and if you're flying alaska airlines, you may want to check if your flight has been canceled or not. the airline's been dealing with the pilot shortage. it's canceling dozens of flights every day, and when it can't win, it can't put together a full cockpit crew since most flights are already close to filled. it's hard for passengers to

for his part, ricardo says any reduction in crime even small ones will lead to major progress and break the pattern of gun violence happening today at practice by sanncisco police that's criticized as being racially biased, will be examined by the san francisco police commission. critics say some officers used the chance to pull over a driver for a minor infraction, such as a broken tail light to investigate that driver for something else. studies have shown this happened more often to african americans and latinos. the police commission will consider banning the police from stopping drivers for a certain traffic violations , such as broken tail lights or not using a turn signal. oakland councilman noel gayo says the city's police shortage is part of the reason for recent crime wave. the reality that we're having here in the city of oakland right now, as of today, we have 669 officers. sworn officers available on the street. dealing with the crime where the city of oakland has budgeted to have 737. so where we understand? guy hotels ktvu. the city is trying to recruit more officers, but they're competing with other departments in the bay area, who