because nobody bringing sergio back. >> family members of sergio harris spoke out in the middle of monday night's vigil as officials vowed to make a change. >> they were here last time. my cousin, sergio was gunned down. >> reporter: harris' relatives are grieving the loss of a father and a husband, instead of words they want action to make the community safer. >> the last time we had a mass shooting we did the same thing, the police are here for us now, the public officials are here for us now, here for us, how are they here for us when we are here doing the same thing again? >> bringing a voice to melinda davis, a woman living on the streets. >> she can not even sleep at night without being killed. that, that is one of the scariest things. >> the candle was lit in memory of each victim lost and community members gather inside hopes of united to fight the violence. >> this change has to be made because if it is not made i can be the next one dead. you can be the next one dead. >> in sacramento, kpix5. >>> tonight, more loved ones of the victims are speaking out. they say it is still hard

because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> reporter: sergio's family brought balloons and candles to the area. one suspect is behind bars. police say multiple people opened fire. happened after a big fight when a bar closed but police aren't saying if they're related. city leaders raw with emotion. >> joshua -- alexander. >> reporter: promising action by allotting more money for young people. >> there's too much hopelessness and feeling like they don't know what their future is or if they have a future. >> reporter: a community tonight saying all of it must change. >> if you're not passionate or looking for a purpose, this is now the time. >> reporter: in sacramento, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> the man in custody, 26-year-old dandre martin, due in court on assault and gun charges but not homicide. sacramento's police chief told sister station they're trying to figure out his role as they look for additional shooters. we'll continue to follow all the developments in shooting. between the news casts, nbcbayarea.com, click on the link. >>> developing news out of san francisco.

luz: sergio harris was the first to be identified. his cousin, de' also killed.y. >> my family does not get to kick it with him tomorrow. instead we have to put our money together and plan a funeral. luz: sacramento's mayor valid -- vowed to take action. >> weapons that indiscriminately kill and injure, we will lift our voices to do so and we will never give in to the idea that in this country of lou and read, it is just impossible to make any real change. luz: holding back tears, once the world to remember her cousin. >> i love him and i am going to miss him. >> during this vigil, community members also asked to pray for the families' families. -- victims' families. police are asking for any videos that can lead to more care ready -- clarity in the coming days. ama: the men arrested in the shooting has a criminal history. dandrae martin was a related suspect on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and being a convict carrying a loaded gun. martin has an outstanding warrant for domestic violence charges and those convicted of aggravated assault in 2016. police

. >> sergio was full of life. always there to help somebody. >> as pandemic gun crime rises across the country, what's behind the recent surge? >>> then selena gomez. the star who's shared her own mental health struggles, now helping others with theirs. >> try to take what's going on and turn it into something beautiful. >> known for her hit like "look at her now."" how she says walking away from her huge social media following changed her life. >> i probably am the happiest i've ever been, my mom knows. >>> and grammys honor. the touching tribute. "nightline" will be right back. . "nightline" will be right back. >>> thanks for joining us. tonight ukraine's president zelenskyy calling russia's attacks genocide. warning that the body count is likely to grow as ukrainian forces move back into kyiv's now decimated suburbs. after horrific images surfaced, president biden today mincing no words, calling vladimir putin a war criminal. and we warn you. some of the images you're to be see are disturbing. here is correspon

because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> reporter: sergio's family brought balloons and candles to the downtown area where he was killed. one suspect is behind bars. police say multiple people opened fire. it happened after a big fight when a bar closed, but police aren't saying if the two things are related. city leaders still raw with emotion. >> joshua, johntaya alexander. >> reporter: the city's mayor promising action by a lotting more money for young people. >> there's too much hopelessness and too much of a feeling like they don't know what their future is or if they even have a future. >> reporter: a community saying all of it must change. >> if you're not passionate or you're looking for a purpose, this is now the time. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> we will continue to follow all the developments on the shooting on air and in between newscasts you can head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in our trending bar for updates. >>> in just a few hours, u rain's president will address the united nations security council as the war rages on. it comes as

luz: sergio harris was the first to be identified. his cousin, de' also killed.s family asking for change and accountability. >> my family does not get to kick it with him tomorrow. instead we have to put our money together and plan a funeral. luz: sacramento's mayor valid -- vowed to take action. >> weapons that indiscriminately kill and injure, we will lift our voices to do so and we will never give in to the idea that in this country of lou and read, it is just impossible to make any real change. luz: holding back tears, once the world to remember her cousin. >> i love him and i am going to miss him. >> during this vigil, community members also asked to pray for the families' families. -- victims' families. police are asking for any videos that can lead to more care ready -- clarity in the coming days. ama: the men arrested in the shooting has a criminal history. dandrae martin was a related suspect on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and being a convict carrying a loaded gun. martin has an outstanding warrant for domestic violence charges and those con

one woman who identified herself as pamela struggled to hold back tears saying her son, sergio harris was one of the people killed and he's waited hours for information. authorities say video on social media points to a fight that happened before shots rang out. they are working to see if that fight is in any way tied to the shooting. keith of a low was sound asleep along with his young son when he heard gunshots. he captured the chaotic scene outside his window on video. >> i've never heard gun shots like that. i mean, they were just going off. we just like donna. and but echoes and echo. so it kind of sounds like thunder. because it had just woken up. i'm just like half alert. some just getting up. i don't know what's going on. i look outside and that's when i see all the people running around police officers coming in with guns. investigators say they have found at least one firearm at the scene. they will conduct a comprehensive investigation and are turning to the public for help. >> i'm in an area where a lot of community members have gathered to grieve in a way further informat

>>> meantime, we are learning more about the victims who lost their lives that night. 38-year-old sergio harris was the first person identified after the shooting. his mother described him as a vivacious young man who was fun to be around. joshua hoye-lucchesi, 42 years old. his girlfriend got a call at 4:42 sunday morning telling her he was killed. he leaves behind six kids all under the age of nine. melinda davis was experiencing homelessness when she was killed. she was staying along 10th street when the shooting happened. they described her as a kind and quiet person who did her own thing. >>> johntaya alexander. people called her jojo. she was killed trying to pick up her sister. she would have been 22 this month. 24-year-old devazia turner left behind four kids. and yamile martinez-andrade. her family is still trying to get to the bottom of how this could have happened. of course, we'll continue to follow the latest developments on the shooting. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link on the trending bar and that's where you'll get updates on this tragic story. >>> one person wa

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because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> family members of sergio harris spoke out. >> they were here last time. my cousin was gunned down. my first cousin. >> come on. >> his relatives are grieving the loss of a father and husband. they want action to make the community safer. >> the last time we had a mass shooting we did the same thing. sat out here, held up candles, talked about the police are here for us now, the public officials here for us. how when we are sitting here doing the same thing again? >> they also brought a voice to a homeless woman. >> she can't even sleep at night without being killed. that's one of the scariest things. >> a candle was lit in memory of each victim lost and community members gathered in hopes of uniting to fight the violence. >> this change has to be made. if it's not made i could be the next one dead. you could be the next one dead. >> in sacramento. kpix5. >> sarah tells us about the six lives lost on sunday. >> you are taking lives away from families. from children. >> one victim's mother couldn't hold back tears. sergio harris was a father

in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thank you so much. >>> let's talk about former former president barack obama's visit. he issued a warning on how disinformation can undermine democracy. former president got a warm greeting at the conference called challenges to democracy in the digital information realm. it was put on by the cyber policy center and other groups. president obama urged silicon valley tech companies who those who will someday work for those companies to work to protect facts and truth. he suggested the tech community improve algorithms and other processes. >> all we see is a constant feed of content where useful, factual information, and happy diversions and cat videos are alongside lies, conspiracy theories, junk sciencing quackery. >> president obama also called the capitol insurrection and the information put out by organizers that led up to it an appropriate example of how disinformation can threaten democracy. >>> up next, punches fly on a plane at sfo, and former heavyweight champ mike tyson is the one landing blows. the story behind th

sergio's first in schenectady, new york, an independent. medigap good morning -- caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. c-span offers everyone of the political spectrum to hear opinions from everyone. it is a great opportunity for me to speak a little bit about the last segment. it seemed that we are always talking about private health care. the issues we have, the problems we have. and we spend i think close to $1 trillion a year honor miller -- a year on our military. no way we would let the military be -- let the way the military is run be determined by this company or that company. when we talk about health care, i believe it is $4 trillion we spend every year. i think it is time we start focusing on the fact that private health insurance does not work. we do have an answer called medicare. in the aca, i believe there was a provision in the aca that capped the amount of money that private health care insurance companies could spend on overhead, you know, you go past is huge -- past these huge buildings for this insurance co

their 38-year-old sergio harris, 28-year-old lavoisier turner.o the youngest victims, mattia alexander, friends called her jojo, and 21-year-old emile martinez from the central valley. 32-year-old joshua boy was a father of six. kpix 5 justin andrew spoke with lavoisier's sister who says she just wants the world to know how much he was loved. >> reporter: tamika young says she has already cried her last tear 21-year-old divorce turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in sacramento, just feet from the state capital. police say 12 others are wounded. >> i will probably be crying five minutes from now. is to make sure the world wants to know he was loved. he was definitely loved. >> reporter: turners for kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> definitely family friends that he had love in him, definitely.

sergio quintana joins us with the very latest. sergio?porter: yeah, a lot of the fans we talk with say that they are disappointed, but they're not surprised. they've been watching the way a's ownership has been doing business this season. so they say they're actually bracing themselves for the possibility of the a's leaving. during yesterday's first game of the season's bay bridge series, oakland aye's president poked fun at attendance at oracle park. in a series of tweets, he asked why the giants aren't scrutinized because of sparse attendance, writing in part it is sad how few fans are at the game. maybe the local media can look into the sf giants marketing. kaval says he was just pointing out the obvious. >> you know, it's early in the season, sometimes games aren't sold out. >> reporter: it points at another issue, criticizing team leadership for hiking up season prices and trading away fan favorite players. the back and forth highlights the long-running tension between the a's players and some of their fans who are skeptical of the's

harris want to see his son, 38 year old sergio harris. his son is among the six people killed. >> a whole bunch of shock. >> reporter: the family says sergio is survived by his wife and three children. another family also confirm the mass shooting killed 29 year old turner, his father came from work and says gunfire struck his son as he was leaving a downtown club. >> what did they tell you? that you can share with us? >> nothing. they didn't tell me nothing. >> reporter: the victims are under the white tents, police can't move the bodies until they are done processing the entire crime scene. >> we need them arrested. >> stay off the streets. quit playing these games. >> people who live or grew up in the area are in disbelief this morning. we spoke to several people who shared with us their raw emotions, one woman says she was with one of the victims earlier in the evening. >> just to see him laying there like that lifeless right now is not okay. >> it's not okay. >> it's not okay. i'm a mom of six and i have 11 grand kids and it's killin

her son sergio was in fact, one of the 6 victims not only that. >>but sergio was out saturday night with his cousin. 29 year-old of a's yet turner, who is also among the dead turner's father was working security here in the bay area when he found out about the mass shooting. turner says it took some time before police confirmed his son was among the victims as well. now there was a moment of silence that was held for these victims inside the golden one center last night, the sacramento kings hosting the golden state warriors, players, coaches and fans all honoring the victims of the mass shooting. coaches from both teams called for more strict gun control measures. now countless state lawmakers are also condemning the deadly mass shooting in sacramento. many are calling for more laws to help cities dealing with gun violence. california's attorney general rob bonta is one of them. he says one of the main challenges of curbing gun violence is ghost guns. he says these types of guns were not an issue 5 years ago, but now they're much bigger problem.

because they, nobody bringing sergio back. nobody emotions ran high at a community vigil in downtown sacramento, jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of six people killed in a mass shooting over the weekend. father with a husband. he was a great man, and he had his life taken from him shot in the back. this city run vigil was to remember and honor those who lost their lives. and to address gun violence. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg called the proliferation of ghost guns and assault rifles, a sickness. we gather here to remember the victims. and to commit ourselves to doing all we can to end the stain of violence, not only in our community. but throughout the state throughout the country. and throughout the world. sacramento police released the names of those killed 38 year old sergio harris , 29 year old vagina turner 32 year old joshua hoy, lucchese 21 year old john taya. alexander 21 year old jamil martinez, andrade and 57 year old melinda davis. davis was one housed and often slept in doorways of business

sergio harris was one of the victims killed.her agreed to talk to me. >> does this bring my level of closure or nothing? >> no closure. never will be closure. you will never have closure. >> with at least one man in cuffs, closure will never happen for her. her 38-year-old son was one of the six killed in what authorities say is sacramento's largest mass shooting in history. >> they will get the rest of them. >> police say there were multiple shooters. they also going over cameras that captured at least some of what happened. >> how did you sleep at night know that you came out and shot up a club. >> sunday night police say at least 70 bullets were flying, killing three men, three women and hurting at least a dozen others. >> what they did was uncalendar for. they have hurt a lot of families with this happening. you know, not just my family but five other families that is hurt by this. >> that will forever haunt had her as she is forced to fill a void that nobody can fill. to whoever pulled the trigger she has this to say. >> ju

within the last several hours police has identified 38 year old sergio harris as one of the six deceased victims. >> a family came forward saying their son was killed in the shooting. >> the scene is still very active this morning. >> kenny choi gives us a look at the active investigation. >> reporter: no suspects identified but sacramento police confirm multiple shooters are involved after witnesses describe an altercation that erupted around 2:00 sunday morning. >> the first person was a young lady with blood all over her. >> reporter: the victims include three men and three women and 12 others are wounded and treated at nearby hospitals. >> the scale of violence that happened in our city is unprecedented. >> reporter: police continued to collect evidence and recovered one stolen handgun. no suspects identified and no vehicle descriptions of any get away cars released. >> we are shocked and heartbroken by this tragedy. we are also resolved as an agency to find those responsible and to secure justice for the victims and their families. >> reporter: tonight teresa wallace attended a smal

when my husband said it was sergio and i just i was just like in ours i couldn't think straight sergio was one of men and three women killed in a mass shooting outside a nightclub near the state capitol sunday morning pamela spent hours at the scene near the corner of 10th and k street. that's where she recalled her son's vivacious nature fun to be around like the party. have fun smiling all the time, you know, don't bother people the busy shopping. dining district is also where sergio's wife leticia began describing the moments. she last saw her husband unable to continue stricken with grief went to the mall. they went to the park. so that sacramento's mayor darrell steinberg speaking at multiple, press conferences sunday called the gun violence plaguing the country and his city a sickness. frank turner the father of one of the deceased made this call to action charlie john ministry out streets quit playing his games. that are stunning their lives sacramento police say there were multiple shooters and our processing hundreds of pieces of evidence as for pamela. she has not had time to

sergio quintana reporting for us in san francisco. thank you. >>> fire crews and investigators are still at that home depot store that was gutted by flames a few days ago. skyranger over that burned-out store. meanwhile, atf agents are there trying to determine exactly what parked the fire. it is normal to be on hand for a fire of this size. the fire appears to have started in the store's lumber section, but they're still looking for a specific cause. >>> a message from mma superstar, cane velasquez, who grew up in the south bay. this message comes on the same day that he returned to a san jose courtroom. he is accused of trying to gun down a man accused ofharassing his family member. >> reporter: velasquez vows to fight the charges that could send him to prison for decades. he arrived in shackles, wearing the brown suit of an inmate in protective custody. he is faced with charges of premeditated murder. he is accused of firing a gun at this man. this is exclusive video a part of that chart. gulart's stepfather was hit bit gunfire. gu

a woman who identified herself as pamela struggled to hold back tears saying her son, sergio harris was one of the people killed and he's waited. hours for information is i don't understand it. >> i thought would know something by now. don't know i think that all this is to buy. >> authorities say video on social media points to a fight that happened before shots rang out. they are working to see if that fight is in any way tied to the shooting. keith of a low was sound asleep along with his young son when he heard gunshots. >> he captured the chaotic scene outside his window on video. >> i've never heard gun shots like that. i mean, they were just going off. we're just like donna. and but echoes and echo so kind of sounds like thunder. because it had just woken up. i'm just like half alert. some just getting up. i don't know what's going on. i look outside and that's when i see all the deople running around police officers coming in with guns. investigators say they have found at least one firearm at the scene. they will conduct a comprehensive investigation and are turning to the publ

john hiatt, alexander sergio harris and his cousin, dave azia. turner joshua , chasing martinez, andrade and melinda davis, a business owner along k street, says davies was a familiar face in downtown and lived on the street near the shooting one of the homeless women that i know i recognize her as she's going around. she's been here for a long time. you know, and she just got caught in the crossfire, and it's unfortunate what it was like earlier surveillance video from a nearby apartment building shows cathedral square, the site of marcus davison's vow renewal hours after the family celebration cleared out. people are seen running from bullets. one man apparently struck limps away yelling and things like that. davidson originally from oakland, was celebrating with his out of town guests at bars just feet from where the shooting happened. his party turned in 30 minutes before shots rang out. it was unbelievable that it happened, but by the grace of god, we were lucky that some of the choices we made determinar outcome to be a little bit safe memo

and sergio quintana is in san francisco where riders are just trying to sort it all out. >> reporter: on the day after the judge's ruling striking down that cdc order requiring masking on planes, trains, and automobiles, passengers are still trying to figure out exactly what the rules are. here in san francisco, the signs and displays remind passengers that masks are still required on board the trains. and cal train conductors are still enforcing the mask on board rule. most passengers here on b.a.r.t. and muni say they didn't need a mandate to help make their decision. >> it makes sense to wear a mask even if there wasn't a pandemic. now that i'm used to wearing it, i will probably always wear it on the train. >> i probably want to protect myself more so. so i'm not worried about what anybody else is doing, more so protecting myself so i don't bring anything home to my family. >> reporter: one man has long opposed the mandates, but he's not putting away his. >> i wear mine as a courtesy to other people. >> reporter: uber and lyft have raised some concerns from drivers who now worry a

when asked what he wants to do next. >> today, i would like to eat some cuban food. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> new details in the kristin smart case. she's the cal poly student who was abducted in 1993. it's moving to monterey county. her body was never found. paul flores is charged with her murder, his father is accused of helping him hide mart's body. >>> in a report, 4,000 students say they were homeless at least one day within the year. that prompted the university to sign an agreement with the student homeless alliance to deal with crisis. the alliance marched across campus before holding a news conference. they say some progress has been made but they say more needs to be done >> we are frustrated to say the least, at the energy and pace given to the thousands of students experiencing homelessness every year. while we recognize the work done so far in helping bringing temporary solutions, we are challenging them to do more >> we try as best as we can to support those basic needs, but we're going to do better. i've got a meeting tomorrow, i look forward to

in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> april showers bringing snow to the sierra. the snow began falling at 6:00 this morning. more than a foot of snow is expected on the upper slopes by tomorrow, and more snow in the forecast for later this week. those rain showers are very lovely. >> yeah. >> but it cleared out. we have sunshine and wind now. >> yeah. the wind a little bit scary earlier this morning with the gusting out there. we're still going to be see winds staying in the forecast on and off over the next 24 hours and we'll get you a look at that rain chance as we head throughout this week. certainly looking out for it. again, that wind may be a bit frightening for you. just like me, you probably saw stuff flying around, tree limbs, had to hold the patio furniture down. 40 to 60 miles an hour in the mountains. san francisco, 50. oakland, 40. san jose, 38. concord coming in at 37. so let me show you the wind forecast through tonight. at 8:30 i'm expecting gusty winds, especially in the mountains. you can see the key at the top here. mountains would be 40 to 50

as sergio quintana explains, numbers don't tell the whole story. >> reporter: according to state numbers have the highest covid-19 case rates in california. that has some worried about a so-called sneaker surge. is this cause for concern? >> no. >> reporter: dr. george rutherford says there are a few reasons why they have the highest rate. many are testing even if they are asymptomatic. dr. peter chin hong says the recent reopening of large segments of the economy could be another reason, but it's still a big drop in the bucket to what we saw a few months ago. >> we were a few thousand cases a day in january, and now we are talking about a couple hundred per day in the bay area. >> reporter: what doctors are seeing in hospitals is also important. >> we see cases in the community, not much in the hospital. and eerie silence. >> reporter: and covid detection continues to be flat in the water. the combination of rising booster rates are overall enough to keep hospitalizations low. right now more people are eligible for a second booster or rather the fourth shot. and when they get it is also

police positively identified 30 year old sergio harris as one of the six people that died. also turner was killed to the shooting. >>> justin andrews has been in sacramento talking to family members of the victims. >> justin, it's just a heartbreaking situation for these families. >> reporter: absolutely. these are brothers, fathers, potentially mothers and sisters gunned down here in sacramento just on sunday morning. i spent hours talking to some of these victims families who tell me they are heartbroken and cried their last tears. >> he killed my brother. >> reporter: her little brother, turner, one of six people gunned down early sunday morning in downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capital. 12 others were wounded. >> i will be crying five minutes from now. it's like i want to just make sure that the world knows he was loved and make sure that was the message known. >> reporter: his four kids will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little brother, he was a family dude. definitely family, friends, just love. >> reporter: young spent time sho

my co-worker, sergio quintana is here. he will get the response from the individuals that are in attendance. in light of that transit situation, as you can imagine, transit top of mind for folks in the bay area. although that chaotic situation played out in new york city. so we're hearing reaction from some local bay area transit authority, as well as san francisco police. take a look at your screen. the first statement comes from muni. it says we are devastated to hear the news and our hearts go out to our transit colleagues in new york and everyone impacted. we are monitoring locally. per tsa, there is no credible specific threat on other transit systems. we're also receiving statements from b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. police chief ed alvarez released this statement saying in part, b.a.r.t. police in direct contact with federal authorities and at this time there is no credible threat to california. nonetheless, b.a.r.t. police will continue to conduct high visibility patrols through trains and stations and will use our network of

they was sergio perez, a mother worried sick, waiting behind the yellow police crime scene tape since 2.30, this morning. the panic and pain visible on her face. knowing 18 people were hit with gunshots. she believes her. 38 year-old son sergio harris was one of the 6 who died and she's frustrated that she wasn't given any answers from police for several hours much. i was out there on ground. >> you know this to make it. he says it is other people's children. this out there on the ground and they will tell us nothing. you know, it heartbreaking. heartbreaking to see what's going on out here. they tell us they need good kid out there. you know, up. he would be. this is crazy. not long after fox 40 news spoke with her, she got word for what she'd been fearing for hours. >> frank turner was working security in the bay area when he got word from family. that is 29 year-old cent of turner was among the casualties. he was just out having some and south. >> he knows his son was with family at the time they were cousins. >> those 2 first, your own >> pamela son, sergio and co, we're together.

here is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: according to paypal, employees who work at its offices425 market will be allowed to work from home instead. the exit highlights one of the big challenges san francisco is having as it banks on big name companies and their workers returning to the office. according to jeff belisario, about 2/3 of the workers lost during the pandemic have returned, but the city is still facing major issues. >> you look at the office vacancy rates in the i is the right now are almost 25%, the highest in the country. >> reporter: the pandemic also magnified some of the problems the city already had, like its unhoused population, safety and reliability of public transportation like bart, and the high cost of living here. and the covid crisis also created new issues like concerns about safety in the city and the ability to work from home instead of an office. >> more and more that just means a couple of days in the office. and that impacts all of the restaurants, the dry-cleaner, the gym, all those businesses, the small businesses that rely on that daytime popu

three men were killed within the last several hours, police have positively identified 38- year-old sergioe to piece together exactly what happened and why. that's get right to kpix 5's kenny choi, live at the scene. kenny. >> reporter: juliet, police investigators are still at the scene and will be here for a very long time. take a look behind me, evidence markers all over the place, there are more than 200 of those markers laid out already. this area, just a block away from the state capital on 10th and l street, is taped off and remained part of a very active police investigation. tonight, there are still no suspects identified, but sacramento police confirmed multiple shooters are involved after witnesses described an altercation that erupted near some bars and nightclubs around 2:00 early sunday morning. >> the first person i saw was a young lady that had blood all over her. >> authorities haven't identified all six of the victims who include three men and three women, 12 others are wounded and are being treated at nearby hospitals. >> the scale of violence that just happened in our c

nbc bay area's sergio quintana tells us, the san francisco police chief says his department needs all the help it can get. >> reporter: in san francisco, the khaki, black and gold uniforms of the sheriff's department are not often seen out in the streets. deputies are usually restricted to jails, courthouses, city hall, and hospitals. but not anymore. >> we're all here, and we banded together to make sure that we face crime and the problems that this community is experiencing head-on in an all-hands preventative approach. >> reporter: the idea behind this measure is pretty simple. along with san francisco police officers being posted thought the streets, now san francisco sheriff's deputies will be able to be posted in front of certain businesses. uniformed san francisco police officers have been allowed to work offduty security jobs for years. private businesses pay officers to stand guard in an effort to deter crime. but san francisco police chief bill scott says his officers are having to work overtime shifts to fill the city's patrol needs. >> as we sit here right now, we have rou

raj. >> sergio, thank you. >>> again, we will continue to cover the story throughout the night.are expecting more information a few hours from now. >>> our other headlines this evening, the story in san jose is generating interest around the world. the mma fighter accused of attempted murder has a new message to his supporters. quote, justice will be served. today cain velasquez was back in court. he was supposed to enter a plea but the hearing was ultimately continued. that didn't keep dozens of supporters from crowding the courtroom. you see the crowd outside. he is in jail on attempted murd ircharges. prosecutors say he tried to gun down a man last month in san jose. you can see cellphone video here. that man had recently been charged for molesting one of cain velasquez's family members. >> we have a family. i fight in the cmt, i'm a father, i have kid. >> for the first time since his arrest velasquez posted this message to his fans on twitter. in it he thanks his family and supporters. he wrote, quote, to the true victims of this case, may god give you the strength to come f

sergio quintana tells us this is one of those years. >> reporter: on the steps of san francisco city hall, a group of redistricting advocates raised karntz the way the ross is going. >> it's not okay to say that the final draft map is -- simply our presence is being called violence. >> reporter: they say residents in the portola and visitation valley neighborhoods want to be reunited after 20 years being in different supervisors' districts. but in video shared by this organizer, tensions erupted during work sessions and meetings between opposing coalitions. the redistricting board first approved a controversial new map, but then rejected it earlier this week after widespread concerns. >> it was so blatant. and the disrespect was so blatant that stevie wonder called and he could see it, right? >> reporter: she's with the coalition of groups in potrero hill who didn't support the now-rejected map. they say uniting the two would happen at their expense because they would be cut out of their supervisor's district, the only african-american sitting on the board of supervisors, and they're

nbc bay area's sergio quintana's been on this story for us all week and is in sacramento once again with the latest. >> reporter: widely shared social media video of a fight in downtown sacramento includes rapid-fire gunshots in the background as people run for cover. police now say those gunshots came from multiple shooters. >> five shooters, included two groups that -- where there was an exchange of gunfire between the two groups. we would like to confirm at this time that this shooting is gang-related. >> reporter: right now the only named suspect in the shooting is 26-year-old dandrae martin. he made a brief first appearance before a judge yesterday. his older brother smiley martin is still recovering at a local hospital after being shot sunday morning. he is also under arrest because he had a handgun on him that was converted into an automatic weapon, which is illegal, and he's a felon who's not supposed to have guns of any kind. a third man, davion dawson, was also arrested because he also had i agun on him which he's not allowed to have. police say his weapon was not used in the s

here is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: runners, walkers and bikers.through the pandemic, jfk drive in golden gate park has become a daily destination for these people. today a new ordinance that would keep a mile-long portion of jfk permanently closed to vehicle traffic even inspired a song from one of the supporters of the vehicle. ♪ from jfk to the great highway, keep it car-free ♪ >> reporter: the ordinance being considered would close a mile of jfk drive to cars and trucks from kieser drive to tran verse drive, giving pedestrians and bicyclists a dedicated space. today dozens lined up to voice their support for this proposal. >> golden gate park and using a car-free jfk has been a sanctuary of safety for myself and so many more. >> i get around san francisco very well on my mobility scooter. and so i treasure car-free jfk because it's one place in san francisco that i don't fear being hit by a car. >> reporter: but this proposal is not without its critics including shamann walton who says closing off a portion of golden gate park to vehicle traffi

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i am planning a funeral for sergio. the rest of the families are planning a funeral for their loved ones. jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of the six people killed. sacramental scroll the group as they continued their march, making it to the west steps of the state capital. this is my city, and i care. i'm a native, this is we are sacramento and we need to start taking action. the march came to an end. but the work is just beginning. francine mata says. we're tired, but we got to keep on working. and again, that was dmitry reporting. three arrests have been made in connection with last week's shooting, and his lizzie mentioned. investigators suspect as many as five people were involved. new tonight. paolo alto police say they are investigating the vandalism of ukrainian flag as a hate crime. police see the flag was displayed outside of a home on almost street near churchill avenue, but sometime wednesday night or early thursday morning, someone took down the flag. the resident of the home found the flag

turner, who was sergio harris's cousin.at least a dozen other people injured in the shooting as well. two of them have now been released from the hospital, a business owner along k street says melinda davis was a familiar face in downtown and lived. on the street near where the shooting happened. one of the homeless women that i know i recognize her as she's going around. she's been here for a long time, you know, and she just got caught in the crossfire, and it's unfortunate. i think it's going to be quite the same. yeah but we're still here we are. we're going to continue to thrive as a community. nothing quite the same memorials now line the streets of downtown sacramento, the owners of one books there near the shooting set up candles in the window. to remember the victims. dozens of people gathered in downtown sacramento , expressing their sadness and outrage over sunday night's mass shooting. last night's vigil took place near the state capital just blocks from where the deadly gunfire erupted. a grieving family member

because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. nobody emotions ran high at a community vigil in downtown sacramento, jackie henderson's cousin, sergio harris, was one of six people killed in a mass shooting over the weekend. father he was a husband. he was a great man, and he had his life taken from him shot in the back . this city run vigil was to remember and honor those who lost their lives. and to address gun violence. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg called the proliferation of ghost guns and assault rifles, a sickness. we gather here to remember the victims. and to commit ourselves to doing all we can to end the state of violence, not only in our community. but throughout the state throughout the country. and throughout the world. sacramento police released the names of those killed 38 year old sergio harris , 29 year old vagina turner 32 year old joshua hoy, lucchese 21 year old john taya. alexander 21 year old jamil martinez, andrade and 57 year old melinda davis. davis was in housed and often slept in doorways of busine

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sergio harris 38 years old diva zia turner 29 years old. the meal.s old ktvu is james torres live in sacramento this morning. well, police say they are still working to identify the people behind this, and they believe there are several suspects responsible. yeah that search is underway. scale this morning. good morning to you, aaliyah. you see the corner here? the corner of 10th street k street here in downtown sacramento just 24 hours ago. actually, just even a few hours ago, this was still full of caution. police tape evidence markers on the ground, but now we see the scene practically clear cars running through here . a light rail train service running through here as well. these roadways now open for traffic. and as far as we know, police don't really know who did. this. sacramento police chief says they do believe the deadly gunfire came from more than one shooter, and it all started. with a brawl outside so far, investigators say they've recovered hundreds of pieces of evidence that includes a stolen handgun police camera video that shows some

we also spoke to the mother of sergio harris, who says none of this feels real. my son was a very violations. young man. you know fun to be around like the party of fun smiling all the time, you know, don't bother people and for this to happen is crazy. the shooting happened near the state's capitol building, and it's also not too far from the golden one center that's home of the sacramento kings. nba team musical artists alien aj are expected to perform in san francisco tonight. they were in sacramento over the weekend. and reported their tour bus was caught in the gunfire. city mayor darrell steinberg says his message to the community is to not be afraid of downtown sacramento. we want to urge people to be safe, of course. but we don't want to shut down either, because that would be the wrong response. now please, giving some attention to city hall this morning. that's just a couple blocks from where we're standing right now. they are turning that into a victim information center. that's where they're asking all families of victims who have any questions or nee

the world bank expects the economy to contract by more than 11 percent this year in moscow mer. sergio. so beyond, in warned that around 200000 people, risk losing their jobs in the capital alone. because foreign enterprises have suspended operations or decided to leave the russian market even if the war and soon, many multinational companies are likely to return in the short term, fearing more disruptions. now to some of the other global this and stories making news, the bank of russia says that will challenge in court. us and european sanctions, which half frozen its foreign currency reserves in the measures have cut off the kremlin access to around half of its $600000000000.00 worth of foreign exchange. and gold holdings, china's central bank as stepping up financial support for areas of the economy most affected by a wave of locked downs to curb the country's worst kobe 19 outbreak. to date, the 23 measures introduced by the peoples bank of china, encouraged lenders to support local government infrastructure projects, and the countries struggling property sector. the price of u. s.