we're giving you a live look at valley medical. that officer is said to have moderate injuries and has since been released back out here to regional, regional medical. this is where the suspect was was brought. we believe he sustained life threatening injuries as well. he has stabilized and also remains in critical condition. we do expect to hear from san jose police at some point today, hopefully later this morning. on why or how this all came to be. as soon as we hear from that press conference, we'll bring that to you. but for now, we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. all right. thank you. ginger, we're going to continue monitoring this. obviously throughout the morning. you can keep up to date when we're not on the air through our nbc bay area app. it is free for download in your app store. all right. well, you don't have to go to the app for that forecast. we all just kari hall is right here with that for us. yeah. but you'll want to keep checking it because things are going to change so much throughout the weekend. a

this is outside of san jose's valley medical. this is where we believe one of the two officers is being treated. now this all happened as officers were responding to a disturbance on san ignacio avenue just last night. today today in the bay bob redell live for us at the scene of that shooting. okay, so, bob, what were you able to learn about what happened overnight? yeah. good morning tim, marcus and chris. well, as far as the condition of the two officers, we do not have an update. we do know that one is at valley med, the other at san jose regional. as you you mentioned, we are across the street from an extended stay. america. this is a hotel here on santa ignacio avenue here in south san jose, where we believe the two officers were shot. and as you can see, and you, which you can't see outside the camera view, is that there is a large police presence here. the access to the area extremely limited. the area is shut down roughly a block in every direction at the at the minimum. here's what we know so far. so pd tweeted out that

ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news in the south bay today, santa clara valley medical center was the sitef a simulated mass casualty event as part of a practice drill, first responders were tasked with reacting to an explosion at a major sporting event that left patients covered in an unknown white powder. >> emergency workers wore hazardous material suits for decontamination. a triage station was set up as nursing students took on the role of injured patients. valley medical says the drill allows the hospital to put into practice the skills needed to respond to such a disaster, with the various dangers happening around the world today, there's also an increased anxiety and urgency to be prepared for all sorts of, intentional disasters. hospital officials say a wide range of staff took part in today's drill, including those from the emergency department, radiology and language services. >> a bill that would protect wildfire victims in california from having to pay taxes on their settlement money or attorney fees moving forward, north bay congressman mike thompson says a bipartisan group o

the closest hospitals with trauma centers, then, would be at santa clara valley medical center, aboutht miles away, or stanford hospital, more than 20 miles away. well, what we found is that if you were experiencing a closure, a trauma center closure, and you had to drive more than 15 minutes away from your original, trauma center, that your mortality increased by 21. doctor renee shaw, with ucsf has extensively studied the effects of trauma centers, closing. she's also looked into why they close. she says there's evidence showing hospitals tend to close emergency services like trauma centers, more often in areas with low income or poorly insured residents. hospitals choose to provide certain services in more affluent areas, and trauma services can be very revenue generating if it's located in an area where there's, quote, good patient payer mix, meaning that that patient population has commercial insurance. in a response to nbc bay area's request for comment, hca pointed out that regional medical serves about 225 patients a day and that emergency services need to be prioritized, incl

the second officer was taken to valley medical center and was treated and released overnight. so again, we are waiting for the acting chief of police to hold a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon at san jose police headquarters reporting live here in south san jose, bob redell. nbc, bay area news. it's good to know at least the suspect is off the streets for the time being. thank you bob. now, during an event this morning, san jose mayor matt mahan said that that shooting is a reminder of the courage it takes for officers to protect the city every day. there are no words that can convey how grateful i am that both of our officers have made it to see the morning i'll be joining acting chief paul joseph later this afternoon to share more details as they become available. and in the meantime, i want to make sure that our officers and their families know that we are thinking and praying for them. meantime, other police departments taking to x talking about the officers that were shot today, sunnyvale police department said it hopes both are able to make a full recovery. well, w

santa clara valley medical center was the site of a simulated mass casualty event as part of a practice drill, first responders were tasked with reacting to an explosion at a major sporting event. emergency workers wore hazardous materials suits for decontamination, a triage station was also set up as nursing students took on the role of injured patients. hospital officials say this drill allows emergency workers to put into practice the skills needed to respond to such a disaster. well, this weekend, the san jose fire department is holding a specialized boot camp just for women, as ktvu is, jesse gary explains. it's a way to recruit people who have long been underrepresented in firefighting. >> san jose firefighter stephanie sirrine is a metaphorical island at fire station 14, serving in a sea of men. she joined the department over a decade ago as a wide eyed teenager. drawn to this type of work. >> i had no idea what the job entailed, one of my friends had mentioned there was an explorer program. i decided to join that, and it became something that i was very passionate about, hoping

sufrió heridas moderadas y fue dado de alta mientras el otro fue llevado al hospital regional valley medical out of santa clara county. la policía dijo que más tarde se enteró que briones tenía una orden de arresto por un incidente de violencia doméstica que involucraba la madre. pedirle a dios a orar mucho por ellos. sé que en nuestra ciudad se unirá conmigo para orar por su recuperación. las autoridades dicen que briones también resultó herido y tenía heridas que amenazaban su vida. los compañeros del oficial que aún se encuentra en críticas condiciones comparten que cariñosa mente lo llaman el novato, pues lleva tan solamente un año en la agencia del orden. también quiero decirles que hace pocos minutos contactamos al departamento de policía de san josé. ellos dicen que el oficial se considera en estos momentos estable y se espera que sobreviva, es decir, que todavía hay una luz de esperanza tanto para su familia como para el departamento de policía de san josé. así que césar, este es mi reporte en vivo desde la desde la oficina de aquí de la de la policía de san josé. continúe. usted en

if we encounter such a scenario. >> now, the santa clara valley medical center normally conducts threeaster drills every year, but yesterday's drill was one of the biggest ever. >> a movie theater is celebrating 40 years in downtown san jose with special ticket prices. three below theaters. first opened may 18th, 1984, tomorrow, the theater will roll back prices for films from that same year to celebrate, and tickets will cost just $3.50. a regular sized popcorn will be just $2. some of the films include indiana jones and the temple of doom and alfred hitchcock's the man who knew too much, wow. >> are playing tennis or playing pickleball at certain public courts in san francisco. may cost more money. now, the city's rec and parks commission passed an initiative yesterday that would require people to pay a $5 reservation fee to play at 28 of its 66 locations. the commission says that's aimed at better management for the courts and making sure there's equitable access to tennis and pickleball facilities in san francisco. now, the plan now goes before the board of supervisors for their ap

at santa clara valley medical center, kaiser and stanford hospital. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. crystal. >> thank you. the california high speed rail project has completed an environmental review for a key portion of the ultimate route from los angeles to san francisco. the high speed rail authority released the environmental review for a 38 mile stretch through the san gabriel mountains in southern california to if the authority's board of directors approves it next month, the entire route from san francisco to l.a. would be cleared to begin construction. other obstacles, though, remain in getting the project completed, including securing the estimated $135 billion in funding that's needed. the california senate passed the connect bay area act today, authorizing transit funding for the 2026 ballot. this is to put a measure to voters. the bill, authored by senator scott wiener and aisha wahab, passed in a 26 to 10 vote. it now heads to the assembly, where it has to pass by august 31st. funding from the bill can be allocated for projects on cli

working to identify the source of the package and the threat in the south bay today, santa clara valley medical center was the site of a simulated mass casualty event. >> first responders were tasked with reacting to an explosion at a major sporting event that left patients covered in an unknown white powder. as part of the drill, emergency workers wore hazardous materials suits for decontamination. the triage situation was set up as nursing students took on the role of injured patients. >> this is really a critical part of our readiness for any sort of major disaster incidents here in the bay area that is outside of our normal day to day operations at the hospital can be very disruptive. and so practicing and preparing for that helps us be ready to save lives. if we encounter such a scenario. >> hospital officials say today's drill included staff from various departments, including emergency radiology and language services. >> new at six, nearly 100 women will go through the rigors of a specialized boot camp this weekend, as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us, it's a way to recruit mo

expected, the closest trauma centers for people living in the area are miles away at santa clara valley medical center, kaiser and stanford hospital. krystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> crystal, thank you. an invasive mosquito is spreading across the south bay. what county officials say they're doing differently after previous efforts to eliminate the pest did not work. >> plus, a report from the california justice department nearly three years after antioch police officers shot and killed a man. why investigators are not recommending criminal charges and tensions building in a san francisco neighborhood after a lake filled with trash continues to grow. >> where it's coming from and what residents want to be done about it. >> as we slide into the holiday weekend, we're talking about the day and the temperatures was well below average. we'll pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. the bay area outlo on just an ice storm. it started as an empty lot of land and is now a small lake. as you can see here. filled with lots of trash. ktvu zac sos has more now on the concern from neighbors. >> it starte

the closest hospitals with trauma centers, then, would be at santa clara valley medical center, about eight miles away, or stanford hospital, more than 20 miles away. well, what we found is that if you were experiencing a closure, a trauma center closure, and you had to drive more than 15 minutes away from your original, trauma center, that your mortality increased by 21. doctor renee shaw, with ucsf has extensively studied the effects of trauma centers, closing. she's also looked into why they close. she says there's evidence showing hospitals tend to close emergency services like trauma centers, more often in areas with low income or poorly insured residents. hospitals choose to provide certain services in more affluent areas, and trauma services can be very revenue generating if it's located in an area where there's, quote, good patient payer mix, meaning that that patient population has commercial insurance. in a response to nbc bay area's request for comment, hca pointed out that regional medical serves about 225 patients a day and that emergency services need to be prioritized,

resident physicians at santa clara valley medical center in san jose say they work up to 80 hours a weekaking as little as $17 an hour. they're currently in the middle of contract negotiations. they're concerned the low pay will hurt the county's ability to attract new doctors to come and train here. the residents are calling their demonstration a unity break. it set to happen at noon. >> the company, hoping to build a new city near fairfield in solano county, says it does have enough signatures to qualify the project for the november ballot. amanda is at the live desk with what we know this morning. amanda yeah. >> stephanie. california forever ceo jan sramek announced they've collected 20,000 signatures. that's 60% more than required. he says the total shows that solano county residents are excited about the plan that would build new homes for 400,000 people. >> they are all saying, yes, we want to have a say in the future of this place that we love. yes, we want to end these long commutes and have good paying jobs. home here, close by. yes, we want to have homes for us and for our chi

. >> demetrio lopez martinez spends his days struggling to maneuver his wheelchair around valley medical san jose. some days he comes for kidney dialysis, others to see a chiropractor. whatever the reason, martinez, who only speaks spanish, never goes home. in between appointments. >> the problems started becoming noticeable right after we moved in. >> cell phone video gives a glimpse of what demetrio and his wife, teresa elena alejandre say they've dealt with since moving into this studio apartment on florida avenue in december 2020. two roaches under the cabinets, dog feces outside their kitchen window, no stove and no smoke or natural gas detectors either. all this renting for $1,650 a month. >> we rented this because we frankly didn't have another option on where to live, so that's why we rented it. >> they're low income, they're immigrants. they take what they can get. >> san francisco based attorney steven mcdonald is suing the property owner on behalf of demetrio and his wife. mcdonald says the landlord, ignacio marmolejo, illegally altered her home to include a studio apartment,

now we go to the south bay today, where santa clara valley medical center was the site of a simulated mass casualty event. it was all part of a practice drill. first responders were tasked with reacting to an explosion at a major sporting event. emergency workers wore hazardous material suits for dicamba decontamination. a triage station was also set up as nursing students took on the role of injured patients. hospital officials say the drill allows emergency workers to put into practice the skills needed to respond to such a disaster, with the various dangers happening around the world today , there's also an increased anxiety and urgency to be prepared for all sorts of, intentional disasters. hospital officials say a wide range of staff took part in today's drill, including those from the emergency department, radiology, language services and social work. >> the california high speed rail authority released a progress report today on the decades long project to connect northern and southern california with a high speed rail line. most of the 500 mile project connecting san francisco

at santa clara valley medical center and stanford hospital. >> well, a little something something is up with. >> a well known brewery will tell you which beer maker is making a return to next year in union square will only be the company's second store in the us. the other is in new york city. it also has three stores in its home country of japan. in a statement to ktvu, nintendo said the store will provide a way for visitors to experience the world of nintendo , its products and characters. this is contrast to a range of companies that have left union square, including macy's, which announced it was departing the shopping center back in february , and zip trips have returned to ktvu. >> mornings on two. the nine. today we took our show on the road to concord. that's right. >> ktvu frank mallicoat had some fun asking people if they could answer some tough trivia questions about the east bay city. >> before concre was conquered, it was named something else. and this park right in the middle of downtown should give you a very big clue, lafayette. >> lafayette. okay, i think that one wa

the closest trauma centers to the area are miles away at santa clara valley medical center and stanford hospital. new at noon, a video game giant is opening a new store in san francisco's troubled union square. nintendo today announcing plans to open a new store next year in union square. it will be only the company's second store in the united states. the other in new york city. it also has three of its home, three in its home country of japan. in a statement to ktvu, nintendo says the store will provide a way for visitors to experience the world of nintendo, its product and characters. of course, this is contrast to a range of companies leaving union square, including macy's, which announced it is departing the shopping district back in february. turning to technology, a police department along the peninsula is getting creative when it comes to crime fighting. plus, shutting down its midwest operations, lagunitas brewing eyes a comeback to where it was first created here in the bay area ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin'

demetrio lopez martinez spends his days struggling to maneuver his wheelchair around valley medical center in san jose. some days he comes for kidney dialysis, others to see a chiropractor. for whatever the reason, martinez, who only speaks spanish, never goes home. in between appointments. >> some say the problems started like becoming noticeable right after we moved in cell phone video gives a glimpse of what demetrio and his wife, teresa elena alejandre, say they've dealt with since moving into this studio apartment on florida avenue in december 2020. >> two roaches under the cabinets, dog feces outside their kitchen window, no stove and no smoke or natural gas detectors either. all this renting for $1,650 a month. >> we rented this because we frankly didn't have another option on where to live, so that's why we rented it. >> they're low income, they're immigrants. they take what they can get. >> san francisco based attorney steven mcdonald is suing the property owner on behalf of demetrio and his wife. mcdonald says the landlord, ignacio marmolejo, illegally altered her home to include

. >> demetrio lopez martinez spends his days struggling to maneuver his wheelchair around valley medical center in san jose. some days he comes for kidney dialysis, others to see a chiropractor. for whatever the reason, martinez, who only speaks spanish, never goes home. in between appointments. >> the problems started like becoming noticeable right after we moved in. >> cell phone video gives a glimpse of what demetrio and his wife teresa elena alejandre, say they've dealt with since moving into this studio apartment on florida avenue in december 2020. two roaches under the cabinets, dog feces outside their kitchen window, no stove and no smoke or natural gas detectors either. all this renting for $1,650 a month. >> we rented this because we frankly didn't have another option on where to live, so that's why we rented it. >> they're low income, they're immigrants. they take what they can get. >> san francisco based attorney steven mcdonald is suing the property owner on behalf of demetrio and his wife. mcdonald says the landlord, ignacio marmolejo, illegally altered her home to include a

. >> it was just a drill, but sure look like the real thing today at santa clara valley medical centern jose. my father, you know. >> my the hospital staged a mass casualty exercise simulating the response to a major explosion at a sporting event in the bay area. >> in this scenario, those who are injured are also covered in an unknown white powder. and so therefore, they are needing to be decontaminated for a possible hazardous material prior to being able to enter the hospital for care. >> today's drill focused on how staff members would triage the patients that arrive at the hospital by ambulance or private vehicle. such drills are mandated by the commission that regulates health care in the us. according to officials, hospitals have felt more compelled to practice for real life scenarios since the covid 19 pandemic. >> it's that time of the year again, the almost summer fun. you can have this weekend. >> i'm spencer christian, still sunny, still breezy, still cooler than average. i'll take a look at when that pattern may change in my accuw if you have heart failure, entrust your he

resident physicians at santa clara valley medical center in san jose say they work up to 80 hours a weekng as little as $17 an hour. they are currently in the middle of contract negotiations. they are concerned the low pay will hurt the county's ability to attract new doctors to come train here. the residents are calling their demonstration a unity break. it's set to happen at noon. >> the results are close to final on the recount for the district 16 congressional race. santa clara county confirmed its new totals this morning. evan low now leads joe simitian by four votes. low gained 11 votes in santa clara county's recount. simitian gained seven. we're still waiting on san mateo county's official tally. if san mateo county's numbers don't change the outcome, it would put lowe ahead to advance with sam liccardo to the november ballot, and this would drop simitian from the running. >> this morning we're getting new insight into a potential second presidential term for donald trump in an interview with time magazine, trump outlined his plans to deport millions of migrants who are in the u.

it seems that the value of refugee camp is a very difficult area for compact between these valley medic tree. and these palestinian proves to have been having different various items, even a, a low d confrontations, but in the streets of that very densely populated areas we've been hearing from eye witnesses in jeff valley or it could you come to have been confirming that the continue to see the explosion is being taking place to be used by the performance of developed yes, into markets, alongside with a number of residential buildings that were completely destroyed as a part of the invasion to the hearts of the count that but the military wing of how much continues to issue statements regarding the killing of age very so it just will have been pushed in the eastern area spoked about you're saying that the managed to input treat behind enemy lines in order to attack is really maneuvering troops. while the is very many treat earlier today has announced the kidding or 5 of it so which is in a clean mist. only gentrification, incidents by 2 is really meant to treat tanks, that witness kind

medical errors in accidents. it raised the grades of adventist health, ukiah valley, north bay medical center in fairfield and northbayacavalley hospital. their grades went up from a b to an a, however, the grades of two other hospitals kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b. vice president kamala harris is scheduled to be in san francisco next week for a campaign fundraiser for manny's in the city, says it plans to host the vice president to talk about the key questions voters have going into the presidential election. the owners of the venue plan to host it in a larger space that will be announced at a later day. tickets start at $500 to attend. a woman from pinole is among the americans who will be honored in europe next month on the 80th anniversary of d-day. jeanne gibson is now 98 years old. she was among the many american women who were known as rosie the riveters during world war two. she put her nursing studies in minnesota on hold and took a welding job in the shipyards of seattle. she will be among the dozens honored in france on june 6th to mark the

medical errors and accidents. it raised the grades of adventist health. ukiah valleybay medical center in fairfield and northbay vacavalley hospital. their grades went from a b to an a. the grades of two other hospitals, kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b. >> all right, guys, their time. 738 hey, sal, did you fix everything on the roads yet? >> you know what, dave? i haven't been able to. however, i will tell you that this commute looks pretty typical for what seems like a monday. on a tuesday after a holiday westbound 24. that looks pretty good. heading over to the tunnel . no major issues here at the bay bridge. it's backed up to the maze. we had some earlier problems on the bridge have been cleared up. 880 is not slow into downtown oakland yet. it'll probably get that way after eight. and on the san mateo bridge it looks very crowded. so these commutes are crowded as we look at 880 heading south. we had an earlier problem at maori on the shoulder. now and then we look at highway four. that's pretty crowde

so i've been speaking to a number of medics who had been confirming to me that they have received different posts from the east valley offices. they have been informed to flee the hospital. duck says, have replying to the request of the is ready, officer saying that we are medical teams, we are doing our humanitarian jumped on the ground while the officer has responded . saying that the hospital will not be safe place service importance from you to leave. and that's what happened. we one of the medics uh, alongside with the uh, east valley uh, one of the east valley. so we'll just, we'll have been full cooling all of the boxes, the ordering them to police of the situation. and of course your hospital now sounds perfectly dalia, but to now they did not hold the director of the hospital in order to completely free. they had been making different codes for the medics themselves. so the situation is moving incredibly fast as the way to hospitalized. only hospital dec is providing, you know, medical treatment for palestinians were arriving ended at to the a rough district. so people the and metix off read of the repetitio

valley. i found out when i got a medical screening in college. most likely it was transmitted from my mother to me at birth. if i wasn't tested , i wouldn't know. >> the best way to prevent it is to get vaccinated. there urging people to get tested. >>> the california population is growing for the first time since 2020. 67,000 more people moved to the state and left. the total population is more than 39 million people. >>> paul heggen joining us now. a beautiful day . i'm embracing the sunshine. >>> full sunshine after last week's cloud cover. the breeze is going to be a factor over the next couple of days. let look at what you need to know through the week. we will remain dry through the rest of the work week.'s that will change into the weekend. warm temperatures and lower humidity and an offshore breeze over the next 24 hours. the onshore breeze along the coast. the wind will converge's in many cool and wet weekend. not the kind of weather we usually associate with early may. first let's talk about the wind. the wind will be noticeable but not

how much is attack on israel last october that led to the gas of war and dramatically medicalized ation of those valley seen in and is rarely societies now comes of critical time do so even it's part of his vision that was never to do like we see we sense it's today. we are on the brink of receiving was we seen these tonight. this is very tangible. it may be tomorrow or even one month, but you can see the level of violence in the streets. not only in does, i'm the, it was the doing bank. what we're saying is why you can see the level of violence is on the rise. this row marks it's $7.00 to $6.00 independent say ran event that's supposed to synchronize the public good society to remain very much divided over with the same thing to will also be some of them say that the israel has split into 2 incompatible jury states over the ongoing war in gaza and some long lost same issues and that is what the car in the mail with for us, the reproduction of the reporting from jerusalem, the ground to stay with us. i'll be back with much more about 25 the everybody i'm or sanchez. this is direct impact. and i want yo

very um in the very narrow streets of devalue refuge account belong site, that medics have been confirming that the east valley minutes requite hope to drugs have opened fire against the gates of come on at one hospital. which is absolutely grumbling with, if you will, shortage in order to be operated as one palestinian girl has passed away due to the lack of oxygen and come on at one hospital. since that since and the hours of this morning, is really forces of killed at least 7 palestinians during a military rate in the city of jeanine and they occupied westbank among those killed include a teacher, a student, and a surgeon. at least 9 palestinians were also injured. a journalist was shot while covering the raid he's in stable condition. is really military sent reinforcements to the area officers special is really units infiltrated the city on the account where they were confronted by palestinian fighters. the the but i am has the latest from the law and the occupied by spring or the 7 palestinians who had killed those has been the bodies. that's what able to be transferred from the raid. just in the 1st hour

. >> finau died at eden medical center in castro valley, where family and law enforcement paid tributes wheeled out of the hospital with a flag draped over her. a procession escorted her body to the coroner's bureau in oakland. the flag, now half staff at eden township sheriff's substation in san leandro. i've learned the suspect is 32 year old lynette davis. she was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and dui. the family says while they're heartbroken, they have no anger toward the suspect. >> it's hard to swallow that she's gone, but i wouldn't wish ill will on anybody. >> a fund has been set up to help the dispatcher's family. you can find that information on our website ktvu dot com. funeral arrangements are pending. finau was 37 years old. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> this woman up out there noticeable today, more noticeable tomorrow in the next couple of days. and then some wind to talk about with a wind advisory in parts of the bay area for wednesday. >> let's go to ktvu. alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rap at

it's in order to receive medical treatments and is ready. hospitalization is valley territories on that attack really has a spot smoke about possible expands. you know, the fighting to reach rough law here in the south and has resulted of the flow of the term of asylum, humanitarian coursing buddha, a okay towards the latest development. now on the ceasefire, negotiations that were happening in cairo is that the most delegation has less than that hopes. now for deal or fading. what a palace, themes around you saying about where the palestinians generally and roughly in other parts of the gaza strip of domestic this time about the ongoing grounds of negotiations being made in egypt. sion estimate each in a cabinets of cairo we'd come on sundays will be believed that there are most flexibility being presented or from the palestinian side as they believe that he's very prime minister. benjamin netanyahu shows key and to continue the will even ways for we balance of dealers that has been multiply repeatedly said among the cabinet members and also to these really media ou

that medics have been confirming that the east valley minutes requite hope to drugs have opened fire against the gates of come on as one hospital which is absolutely grappling with if you will shortage in order to be operated as one palestinian girl has passed away due to the lack of oxygen and come on at one hospital since that since and the hours of this morning. how many palestinians are returning to what is left of their homes across the gaza strip after fleeing israel's most recent attacks and rough in hon. you this most of finding a near total destruction is really forces withdrew from gauze the 2nd largest city in april, but only after an estimated 80 percent of its buildings were destroyed. based on out as a video drawing list from gaza and she documented the destruction. or have you ever seen this fraction like this, even in the, in the end of the room movies? no, we have never seen anything like this and 3, it's always good. are there this was going to the top people are returning, i'm building tense as you see here. and there are turning a foster the, what's 12 of these re

. >> finau died at eden medical center in castro valley, where family and law enforcement paid tributeled out of the hospital with a flag draped over her. a procession escorted her body to the coroner's bureau in oakland. the flag, now half staff at eden township sheriff's substation in san leandro. i've learned the suspect is 32 year old lynette davis. she was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and dui. the family says while they're heartbroken, they have no anger toward the suspect. >> it's hard to swallow that she's gone, but i wouldn't wish ill will on anybody. >> a fund has been set up to help the dispatcher's family. you can find that information on our website ktvu dot com. funeral arrangements are pending. finau was 37 years old. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> still to come, an update tonight on the man who shot himself after leading police on an hours long chase that ended on interstate 80, plus in the whole place was in a panic. >> people were crying. >> a woman recently released from fci dublin is speaking out tonight following the abrupt closure of the prison

. >> finau died at eden medical center in castro valley, where family and law enforcement paid tributeket was wheeled out of the hospital, a procession escorted her body to the coroner's bureau in oakland. the flag, now half staff at eden township sheriff's substation in san leandro. i've learned the suspect is 32 year old lynette davis. she was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and dui. the family says while they're heartbroken, they have no anger toward the suspect. >> it's hard to swallow that she's gone, but i wouldn't wish ill will on anybody. >> now. funds been set up to support fennell's family. you can find that information on our website ktvu.com. funeral arrangements are pending. finau was 37 years old. live in the newsroom henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, just a heartbreaking story, henry. thank you. an 11 year old girlasied days after she and three other children were hit by a suspected dui driver. the santa clara county sheriff's office says mahi katari of cupertino and three other children, ages four, seven and eigwe all on the sidewalk near foothill a

. >> a procession escorted fennell's body from eden medical center in castro valley to the coroner's bureau in oakland. fennell leaves behind an 11 year old daughter. ktvu has learned the driver, who was arrested, 32 year old lynette davis, is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and dui. >> well, coming up on mornings on two the nine outreach efforts and expand the shelter opposite san francisco is reporting a significant drop in the number of tents and homeless encampments on city streets. we're talking live with mayor london breed, who will join us live to talk more about the city's strategy for addressing homelessness. and later, mother's day is quickly approaching. but the traditions that we think our moms like might actually be stressing them out. we'll talk live with a therapist about why many mother's day customs might not be wha she ugh, when is my allergy spray going to kick in? -you need astepro. -astepro? it's faster, bro. 8x faster than flonase. it's faster, bro! it's faster, bro! it's faster, bro! it's mom to you. astepro starts working in 30 minutes. astepro and go

frog group ranks hospitals on how well they prevent medical errors, accidents and infection as it raised the grades of adventist health. ukiah valleylley hospital. their grades went up from an a from a b to an a at the same time, the grades of two other hospitals kaiser permanente vallejo medical center and marin health medical center, fell from an a to a b. hundreds of people gathered for a ceremony at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. those taking part included congresswoman nancy pelosi. she said we all owe a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. service members who lost their lives in service. one of the attendees who serves in the u.s. army told us he lost friends in afghanistan and iraq, and he said for him, memorial day has a very deep meaning. >> right now, i'm an assignment where i work at the defense pow mia accounting agency, where we search for missing. and conduct, conduct investigations and recover their remains to bring back to the u.s. because the united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind. >> before the ceremony, scouts from across the bay area placed an estimated 30,000

valley. a refugee camp now, as we've been hearing from the medical teams on the hospital, they have been saying that they were forced to leave the hospital after the is ready offices. and these are the ministry, so just to inform them to no longer remain in that area. because it's will completely be a part of the ongoing military activities areas for the as many um, we know they have been st besieging the hospital for days now forcing them to sleep . but they are still a num, 12 metix inside. they submitted some facility to operate using and refuse to flee until they can allow for them to bring function in says in order to complete the people who are in a very desperate need for medical assistance in order to be transferred to a new place that could be suitable for receiving medical treatment on that string just to be real dilemma. and the realistic of the palestinian medical sector is facing is that the vast majority of hospitals now become out of service. this means there's a full medical collapse in the entire another part of districts and now come on at one hospital has been previously hit

valley at refuge account. but we've been hearing in particular for medics in the past couple of hours that our, the hospital is surrounded by the east bed on me. and at the same time, a come on at one is still operating on the ground. but it's working. we're using the very limited minimum medical facilities and even medical supplies in order to just give a college of, of primitive medical care for the wounded people. it resulted from the ongoing military offensive development about the a refugee come lead and dark. we had a little earlier in the program from the head of an ride, the u. n. release agency. the goals a you move in, anyone will know how important they are to the people of gaza and why the challenge is the facing now. a particularly difficult and so can it, can you, can you tell us, can you give us a bit of context as to why they are so important and why the support is so needed? world uh the united nations relief and work agencies is a very vital and prominence, a humanitarian organization that has been operating inside the goals, this trip pre the times of one since the one of the fighting since

valley region. in the mideast tonight, an exchange of fire between israel and hamas. palestinian medicspeople were killed in an israeli airstrike in rafah that hit tents full of displaced people. that followed a barrage of rockets that hamas militants launched from gaza at central israel. in tel aviv, air raid sins sounded for the first time in months. frightened residents rushed to underground shelters. the israeli military said it shot down a nuer of the rockets. there were no reports of casualties. in public, new guinea -- in papua new guinea, it is estimated that more than 670 people are buried beneath the massive landslide that devastated the island nation on friday by the u.n. crews have recovered only 5 bodies and the leg of a sixth. they've been slowed by the shifting ground. more than 12000 people are homeless. and, the man who co-wrote the soundtrack for genrations of childhood memories is dead. richard sherman and his late brother robert, composed the music for films like "the jungle book" and "chitty chitty bang bang." they won two academy awards for "mary poppins" -- best s

army in the very narrow streets of devalue refuge account belong site, that medics have been confirming that the east valley minutes report hope to drones have opened fully against the gates of come on at one hospital, which is absolutely grappling with if you will shortage in order to be operated as one palestinian girl has passed away due to the lack of oxygen and come on at one hospital since that since and the hours of this morning. the target boys were reporting from darrow butler. thank you very much. talk as appointments to benjamin netanyahu, whose government has banned alpha 0 from reporting within israel a. so we're all reporting from the jordanian capital, amman, where im run con is standing by. so him or on the, the is really prime minister is simply put furious that the chief prosecutor of the i, c. c is requesting an arrest warrant against what did benjamin netanyahu say as well, there's one key thing that he said, which is now being echoed across these really political spectrum. it doesn't matter whether you are the leader of the opposition, like you are the paid, or whether you are a storage

that medics have been confirming that the east valley minutes we quite hope to drugs have open fire against the gates of come on as one hospital which is absolutely grumbling with if you will, shortage in order to be operated as one palestinian girl has passed away due to the lack of oxygen and come on at one hospital since that since and the hours of this morning. well, many palestinians are returning to what is left stuff, their homes across causal after fleeing israel's most recent attacks and dropped off in the con eunice most are finding in your total destruction is really forces withdrew from dogs, a 2nd largest city in april, but only after an estimated 80 percent of its buildings were destroyed beside alda as a video journalist from gaza and she documented the wide spread destruction. have you ever seen this friction like this, even in the, in the end of the room movies? no, we have never seen anything like this and we've always good are there? this was going to the top people are returning and building tents as you see here. and there are turning a foster the what's 12 of these rea

medical equipment. gordon saved up enough money to buy this small plot of land in sun valley. >> i found the cheapest piece of land i found for sale anywhere in california. i went to check it out. i'm like, it was too good to be true. part of that was. >> reporter: an l.a. municipal code prohibits him from living on his property in his vehicle. there is an exception in the law. you can use the land for agriculture. so he set up an outdoor garden area where he can be during the day. at night gordon has to sleep somewhere else. >> the american dream that we're sold to as kids and growing up, go to college, get a good job, and then you can afford a house and a family, and the times we're in now, that's just not true. you can do all the things right and still end up living in your car. >> reporter: one day he hopes to save up enough money to build a house on his lot, but until then, living in his ambulance will have to be enough. >> a major emergency in the skies to tell you about. one passenger died and dozens of people were hurt after a singapore airlines flight hit major turbulence. it was so bad the plane

valley. he was detained, been left at an is really hospital. and days later, his family received medical bills of more than $13000.00. they invest drive here reports from the law. a lot that is cooled off. when i was, i was planning on a scooter with my cousin. he says, we were on our way home when we saw it is really driving towards us. so we started running it as an instinct every posting in child knows, well, soldiers begin shooting. jude was hitting the neck and fell. was a great day. he says in that moment he felt very far from home. it happened near the foot job, a refugee camp near jericho, and the occupied westbank. soldiers detained, the wounded boy, accusing him of throwing rocks and pipe bombs before leaving him and his really hospital. terrified and alone, it was hours before his family knew where he was put a young every day whenever they administer any kind of treatment. and they'd ask my wife to sign bills. they'd say we want money, you must pay. they were giving us a really hard time. every time they'd administer treatment, they made it very difficult. he's out of the woo

the file is ready for us is stormed out in the valley, a refugee camp world health organization says a 140 medical staff patients and the friends and relatives were inside the facility when it was rated. the w h o is calling for the protection of patients and health care workers inside the facility and the safe passage for their evacuation. the of my colleague fully bought the boat, spoke to my how much sol, how is the acting director of the hospital in northern garza spoke to us wal tracked inside the facility on the heaviest, right? the 5 as we get to the age of allowed the hospital yesterday they. busy be starting the pollution policies in force that situation be a lot of the staff and the patients the companies only would do is i would say that was getting guys to see and, and now we are 14 of the me because stuff we are is a with the with that what patient theater and he said lot of must be evacuated because the am. but if you do that and they put on the patient, isn't they have to send to us and on too long since, because the situation of our patient is had a situation that can't walk to go

and difficult conditions as they have been transferred to receive medical treatment and he was very hospitalized inside the east valley territories. but yet this come was a part of the ongoing efforts by the public putting on groups to retail, the 8th, ongoing crimes being committed by the is ready. all you have to be a sewing that's going to go. sions are really hitting that did look and the did ends in the addiction capital the, as they're trying to move pressure on the use ready sides in order to accept the proposal being initiated by gyptian spot. what, what we do know is that these by the military has shut down. i come up with some of the course of the wild attack, has to be in a way that's from that area. it has been a direct attack on the military base, which had been a center for fed that operations been going to buy these by the side on a rough i districts and even in other parts of the territory. i'm those palestinians are shoot, seeing dr. step exactly escalation as well, and it would tell like the close out the come up with some of the 1st thing to excessive pay the aggravating humanitarian crisis. while i

address, gabrielle says, says a 140 medical staff patients and their friends and relatives were inside the facility when it was rated. the hospital is located in the valley, a refugee camp. the w h o is calling for the protection of patients on health care workers inside the hospital, as well as safe passage for their evacuation during its war on gaza. that is really army has repeatedly targeted hospitals in violation of international humanitarian law that grants them special protection. ultra 0 spoke to one of the doctors as he left allows the hospital a good number to discuss this further. we were at the hospital as usual and we never left at all. we never even thought of quitting on our patients and the injured people. 4 days ago we were taken by surprise when these really military besieged to hospital women out for them. they would not allow anyone inside the state to care for the lives of our patients, gun and the bypass all the money. if we had 14 patients, we continued to give medical care to them. and then today at 3 o'clock on these really army force, nearly all of us from the hospital, the patients remained inside with for medical staff and to

valley and sacramento will also join their trip to the bay. well in less than an hour, the department of emergency management in san francisco will thank >>and recognize those responders. >>medicalvices awards will help honor those in across a cat. it comes in. at a time. when there a critic. shortage. of nurses and at 911 operators in san francisco and to combat that supervisor assassin. safadi is announcing a new measure aimed at improvising improve improving retention rather and recruitment. now the vote would expand benefits and charter amendments for these medical workers now, if approved, the measure will be in the november election ballot. and a live look at oakland right now, where today city leaders will vote on potential changes to its police chase policy right now, police can't chase criminals unless they're seen as violent and armed as robbery. crime numbers rise in oakland council members kevin jenkins and trevor reed are taking a 2nd. look at that no chase policy. they're looking at a proposal balancing public safety with the potential dangers of police pursuits approved. the police commission would be asked to provide reports on police pursuits. it's 1 of the warm

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valley. this tropical system, i'm pleased to say is weakening. the unique perspective, why is it the doctors didn't get to say in any of this, the medical workforce has been sown devalued by the british government for such a little time on hug, voices, tick tock had been a place for organizing politically for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? we the public has to get out there and do something about it. the stream announces era the you want to out to 0. her mind about top story is this uh, and the top prosecutor for the international criminal code is seeking arrest warrant for these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu defense. but as the deluxe is accusing them of war crimes and crimes against humanity in concert, both israel and its, i, like united states have denounced the move. the rest warrants are also being thoughtful. mesquite as the smell of honey. the single and my haven't died are accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the type of service attack on . so let