police department paid for by the oakland police department and there be going back to the oakland police department. >> they will be this benefits us both ways a it saves them the resources of having to start up on academy we've had academy classes before so it didn't overtax us i believe that the relationship that will be formed distinct those recruits will carry them through their career and back to oakland a person to person relationship ongoing with an agency where you know we're a bridge apart so i think again, it goes a long way to fostering a regional partnership. >> that's kind of poetic chief we're a bridge apart. >> is this for the entire. >> for the entire 32 weeks in - the second camera wearing group will be june 16th at 12:30 and june is a busy month the june paradise parade is with this saturday with rank and file it is fun to be a beautiful run and the torture run out of union square on june 4, '22 and pride weekend could be huge from the supreme court decision come down it is june 26, '27 and 28 and all the commission occ welcomed in march commissioner turman enjoys his m

kron 4's jeff bush spoke with police about the new details in the case. >> jeff :oakland police say they have new information and a sketch of the suspect they say killed 18 year old ayana dominguez. the murder happened here at the wendy's on internatinal boulevard back in july of last year. witness say this man is the shooter responsible for dominguez's after death and they say he was driving this vehicle at the time of her murder. get a good lookpolice say her murderer was driving a ford escape2013 or 2014 model. domingez was sitting in her car with her boyfriend when the suspect fired multiple rounds at the car. police say they don't believe either dominguez or her it boyfriend ever did anything that would make someone want to kill them and her murder might have been a case of mistaken identity or a random shooting. police say they need the public's help in catching her killerit's a matter of public safety. a killer is on the loose and o.p.d. want's to catch him so he doesn't do it again. police say the new push to solve cold cases is getting results but more information is needed. >>

oakland police say hundreds of people were there and when officers responded, someone threw a bottle, striking a female officer in the face. >> the officer had to undergo emergency surgery, where she received over a hundred steps in her face. >> reporter: a freelance photographer captured these images at another site at the hyde street off ramp. he told ktvu when he was spotted by people there, he was shot at. >> i said, "call the police. call everybody, because this boy is hurt." . >> reporter: tee that sims said she came across the side show in east oakland on father's day, and saw a young man go down. >> he had blood from his mouth. he had blood here, blood all in his arm, his leg. and he lay on the ground, and nobody would touch him. >> these are dangerous acts, not only for officers, but for everyone. >> reporter: oakland police say it will send more officers into the streets on weekends, and get help from the chp and sheriff's department. police say they will also use new strings. >> we can't share everything with you, but what we can say is we are increasing staffing. >> police

. >>> oakland police are hoping a new sketch will help solve the cold case of an 18-year-old shot to death last year at a wendy's drive-thru. >> come on and please give us a hand. we need your help. thank you. >> after an emotional plea from her father last week, police say they received new clues about her killing. the man in the sketch is one of the men involved in the deadly shooting last july 10th. officials believe the man was driving a black ford escape suv that was seen driving away from the scene there on international boulevard. >> she was an innocent young lady with her whole life ahead of her doing nothing more than ordering food from a fast-food establishment. >> the new clues come after a push to crack cold cases. the fbi is helping fund a campaign to allow oakland police to use billboard and a website to spread the word about cold cases. there's also a crime stopper reward in this case. it's $10,000. >>> investigators say a man welding a leaky gas tank on his wife's car started an early- morning house fire. the firefighters say the flames were so intense they had to use

she graduated from the oakland police academy, again, a year-and-a-half ago. but her attorney says she was fully trained and fully prepared to handle a situation like this. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> $5,000 now. that's how much oakland police and crime stoppers are offering for information on another crime. a 22-year-old woman who was holding her child was hit when shots rang out at about 4:30 this morning. it happened at de la-cruz park in oakland. she is expected to be okay and thankfully, the child also was not hurt. no word on why she was at this park with her child that early in the morning. >>> we have a deal. tonight there is word that san jose firefighters have reached a new labor agreement. after years of bitter battles with the city. but will this new agreement stop the cuts that many say has left the fire department dangerously understaffed? nbc bay area's robert honda is live with what needs to happen before the deal can be finalized. >> reporter: no doubt, coming to a tentative agreeme

one firefighter had to be treated for minor injuries. >>> oakland police say they are working on new strings to crack down on side shows, and this comes after a police officer is injured in a freelance photographer shot at. . >> this youtube video shows a side car early saturday morning. oakland police say, when officers responded, someone threw a bottle, hitting a female officer in the place. she had to undergo emergency surgery, and received more than 100 stitches in her face. that same night a freelance photographer was shooting video of another side show when multiple shots were fired in his direction. >> i don't know. it's been going on a long time. you it stopping? i don't see it stop. >> oakland police say it will increase staffing on the weekends and get help from the sheriff's department and chp. police are also asking for any other pictures or video that show the officer getting injured. they say anyone who comes forward can remain anonymous. >>> time is 6:41. the city of berkeley now joining a criminal investigation into last week's deadly balcony collapse, where six peopl

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it headed to oakland where police lost it. the oakland police and chp are helping san francisco police, the lead agency, but they say they didn't hear anything new overnight. so serious crime, life-threatening injuries, no one behind bars for it. >>> thank you, stephanie. new video, rescued and then taken to jail. a chp chopper had to rescue a man who was trapped in the rocks. rescuers plucked him from the rocks, but in the helicopters crews say he became combat tiff. once if the helicopter landed, had you wall street taken into custody, but he passed out first, so they took him to the hospital >>> san francisco supervisors have failed to impose a moratorium on luxury housing in the mission. skyrocketing rents prompted the heated discussion. >> we are in crisis in our community. >> get together -- [ yelling ] >>> hundreds showed up to urge the supervisors to approve the moratorium. that moratorium got seven votes, but needed nine. supporters are vowing to put the proposed moratorium on the november ballot >>> the heart of the

police monitor met with oakland police to discuss for policies. he says he is also closely reviewing use of force incidents by officers. he noted that the department's increase in police shootings this year after having no shootings last year. >>> our time is 5:40. arson investigation under way right now in novato. coming up at 6:00 we will show you the damage over night at a car dealership. >> but first perks outside of work. the new benefits being offered by chipotle. >> the the south bay commute we're looking at it and right now traffic is looking a little slow here. northbound 101 san jose. >> after yesterday's smoking hot temperatures. today will be a little different here. a big change by the coast but it's the high clouds coming up from southern california. >>> the family of a man that was shot and killed by oakland police over the weekend says that shooting was completely unnecessary. officers say they found de maria hogg unresponsive in a parked car car. they tried to wake him up before smashing a passenger window. that led to some kind o

. >> reporter: oakland police are now here at the home where she once lived. her family insisting there may be human remains in the basement of that house. as you can see behind me they are going through the ventilation system after a private investigator combed through here earlier this morning with his cadaver dog. >> buster let's go find. >> reporter: they have done extensive work searching for missing americans from world war ii in europe. several months ago he was contacted by a former investigator helping the family find their missing daughter. >> reach out to me many months ago saying can you go to oakland and check the house. >> reporter: the house is where she lived in 1997. she was last seen leaving her job at san francisco's crocker galleria. the search went on for months. she has never been found. today this former detective brings renewed hope that the mystery may be solved after his dog picked up a scent from this drain near the home and then from the vents that lead to the basement. >> how sure do you think he is that there are human remains? >>

. >>> the oakland police department is opening up dozens of cold cases and asking the public for help in solving these murders, some of which happened months or years ago. crime victim families joined police along international boulevard to launch this new campaign. some carried pictures of their loved ones. police say it is time for crime witnesses to break their silence and come forward with information. >> we have to get over this point or we're sitting there and just saying, you know what, the person was in the wrong place at the wrong time. we cannot accept that anymore. >> the fbi is funding the cold case campaign. oakland police will use the money to put up billboards and set up a website for information on the cold cases. >>> police searched a residential neighborhood in hayward this morning with guns drawn. they arrested three men but no word on the charges. the streets were closed down around wright drive and west winton avenue. they combed the area with search dogs. one of the suspects was bitten by a police dog and taken to the hospital to be treated. >>> the chp is trying

the victim's name has not been released depending a hold on that information requested by oakland police. >> chuck, thank you so much. an international spotlight is on oakland this weekend for the nba finals. last night protestors did not back away from new rules about nighttime marches and rallies. this is the first friday street festival. we are keeping tabs on the protests. >> up with down three to go. warriors and their fans on a big high after the w's win against the cleveland cavaliers. but it didn't come easy and they're not taking anything for granted. >> leigh nvp steph curry is saying he won't repeat this shot that he made today. after a tough battle, the warriors clinched game one. >> we know being in the finals is a huge accomplishment but we have to leave it out there to get four more wins. it will be tough. >> the arena was empty today, but tomorrow a sold out crowd will pay prices around $700 and climbing towards $2500. and there will be lots of opportunities for buying warriors wear. even one of his fiercest competitors love playing here. >> it's a great fan base here. >>

not sure whether or not the oakland police department will dohe same. y find, this could turn out to bea crime scene. live in oakland. >> thank you so much. >>> tw children are in critical condition and two young men called heroes after an apartment fire in san jose on story road. two children, around 10 and 13 years old were trapped insid they jumped out the window landed 15 feet below. bo suffered severe burns and injuries from the fall. two neighbors rushed to the apartment to try to help. >> mom screaming there were kids insi. i just run to the apartment tried to break that door. >> the neighborshat assisted are gd samaritans and heroes. put themselves at risk to help a neighb. >> the two men helped save the children'som. the kids went out the window bere the men could reach them. they're now at e burn unit at valley medical center. >>> we have new insight into why the balcony collapsed in berkeley killing six young people, injuring seven others comes from a man hid to fix problems left behind by the same company that but that berkeley complex. we h

if you have any information, you are urged to contact oakland police. live in oakland i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> the mayor of charleston south carolina attending a rally today at the state capitol calling on lawmakers to take down the confederate flag from the grounds of the state house. south carolina's governor agrees. >> today we are here in a moment of unity in our state without ill will to say it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. >> now the 21-year-old accused shooter in this case in the shooting rampage there posed for the confederate flag and that prompted the renewed effort to remove what many call a symbol of white supremacy. the confederate battle flag flew over the capitol for 39 years before there was a compromise in the year 2,000 that moved it to a war memorial on the capitol grounds. >> this is not simply about flags or traditions. this is about a national crisis around the problem of race and racism ongoing in america. >> now this issue goes far beyond south carolina. the re

game five that is sunday back many in oakland. >>> oakland police will be getting help from the fbi to solve the city's homicides. [ inaudible ] they will be working together to identify and arrest suspected killers in the backlog of cases. oakland police say working directly with federal agents will give them access to fbi data bases but the partnership is drawing criticism from civil rights activists who are worried about privacy issues. >>> new video provides a different perspective on a deadly police shooting in oakland. cell phone video captured the stand off between oakland police and a man with a loaded gun inside a silver bmw saturday morning. police were giving commands through a loud speaker. a woman took the video inside a salon and she says from her perspective, officers did everything they could to get the man to give up. enter they tried. they tried to get the man out. they gave him the benefit of the doubt. >> he did fight to not get out. tug of war and they took a couple police officers to get him out of the vehicle. >> after breaking the cars passenger window, one offi

oakland police have announced a new push to solve a backlog of cold case killings. the new initiative to crack cold cases involves putting up posters and billboards across the city highlighting unsolved homicides. and they will carry the headline do you know who killed me? the posters show just a few of oakland's cold cases. police and family members of some of the victims unvailed them yesterday in the city's fruitvale neighborhood. near the spot of oakland's 46th homicide happen >> and i'm just asking, pleading, begging with someone if you know something please come forward. >> and then maybe we can bring these families a little bit of peace. that the person who took their loved one is being held accountable for their actions. >> oakland police would not tell us how many cold cases the department has but say there is are too many. with funding from the fbi, the department is setting up a website where the posters can be seen. >>> two robberies that happened a half a mile apart yesterday are probably not connected. the first robbery happened in the parking lot at j

oakland police say, when officers responded, someone threw a bottle, and that hit a female officer in the face. she had to undergo emergency surgery, and received more than 100 stitches in her face. that same night, a free-lance photographer was shooting video of another side show when multiple shots were fired in his direction. >> i don't know. it's been going on a long time. you see it stopping? i don't see it stopping. >> oakland police say it will increase staffing on the weekends and will get some help from the sheriff's department and chp. police are also asking for any other pictures or video that show the officer getting injured. they say anyone that comes forward can remain anonymous. >>> happening today, work crews in hawaii, they're going to clear the road leading to the construction site where a huge new telescope. now, hundreds of protesters yesterday blocked that road. state officials say the demonstrators also rolled large woulders on to the road. the construction crews turned away from the work site, saying they were concerned about their safety. eleven people were arr

. >> back in oakland fans were happy about their final mvp and police relatively happy about what took place in the streets. officers say the large majority were well behaved after the win. police responded to a couple of incidents. fans stopped a bus and got on it briefly and others set off illegal fireworks. the c.h.p. had to break up a few sideshows. >> fans are racing to buy up the warriors bling and stores are soling out. matt is in san jose. you tried to buy some hats but they were gone. >> they were gone in an instant. this hat is taken. i got you the "strength in numbers," and there is still a line at look and this store has been open, the sports authority in san jose has been open since 7:00 this morning and all the fans are excited. it has been 40 years since we have bought a hat or a t-shirt proclaiming to the world we are the world champions. >> you want the gear some get to the store quickly. sports authority opened two hours early if san jose and limited customers to four t hurts and four hats each person. >> i had to make sure all my friends are at work and i would be th

oakland police are clearing a bog log of cold case murders. opd's initiative involves putting up a posters and billboards all over the city highlighting the unsolved homicides. they'll have the headline to you know who killed me? these posters show a couple of oakland's cold cases. police and family members of some of the victims they unvailed them yesterday in the fruitvale neighborhood near the spot of oakland's 46th homicide last year. the families hope witnesses will come forward. >> and i'm just asking, pleading, begging with someone if you know something, please come forward. >> and then maybe we can bring these families just a little bit of peace. you know that the person who took their loved one is being held accountable for their actions. >> now oakland police haven't told us yet how many cold cases the department has but they say there are too many. with funding from the fbi, the oakland police department is also setting a website where those posters can be seen. >>> 6:48 is the time. it's time to check in with tori campbell who has

the real focus of course as he read oakland police. said it they are prepped and ready to go >> pam :coming up. a local camp for kids admits. it did not do all it could to check the job history of a man now behind bars on sex charges against children.. new. clear pictures of pipe corrosion. in the rupture that spilled tens of thousands of gallons of oil along the southern california coast a number of passengers fall ill on a plane landing at l-a-x. what they all had in common. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> pam :a dozen people who fell ill on board a fiji airways flight to los angeles. have been examined and released by doctors. one person chose to go to a hospital. they all complained of nausea and vomiting. the plane was on its way from nadi international airport. and landed just before 2 -this afternoon at l-a-x. all passengers and crew members were held on board t

not sure whether or not the oakland police department will do the same. depending what they find, this could turn out to be a crime scene. live in oakland. >> thank you so much. >>> two children are in critical condition and two young men called heroes after an apartment fire in san jose on story road. two children, around 10 and 13 years old were trapped inside. they jumped out the window landed 15 feet below. both suffered severe burns and injuries from the fall. two neighbors rushed to the apartment to try to help. >> mom screaming there were kids inside. i just run to the apartment tried to break that door. >> the neighbors that assisted are good samaritans and heroes. put themselves at risk to help a neighbor. >> the two men helped save the children's mom. the kids went out the window before the men could reach them. they're now at the burn unit at valley medical center. >>> we have new insight into why the balcony collapsed in berkeley killing six young people, injuring seven others comes from a man hired to fix problems left behind by the same comp

in oakland yesterday police arrested three people suspected of burglarizing homes and businesses. what cracked the case? the video from a security camera. >> good shot of the plate. >> reporter: in free mont police arrested a thief who stole packages from the steps of homes after first identifying him through surveillance cameras. yesterday san francisco police released graphic security video of a gas station robbery that went bad. the robbers shooting at the frightened clerk who ran off. these videos are important to police. again, it's solving crime in a timely manner and giving the officers the ability to identify suspects and react on investigative leads in a timely fashion cht. >> reporter: lieutenant clinton says the charming upscale town, population about 30000. last year police started a registry called on watch, a program where you can give police information about your security camera systems. 80 residents and businesses are participating. police now know where cameras are and where they are pointed. bob skuv s had one of the first outdoor cameras downtown. his video has

. >> you may remember that oakland police have been enforcing a new strategy that says you can't be in the middle of the street after dark. i asked but police are not elaborating as to whether they'll be enforcing that if there is a final victory here. they simply said they'll be facilitating the demonstration. reporting live, joe vazquez kpix 5. >> the warriors' motto this season has been strength in numbers. dennis o'donnell explains why that could end up being the key to winning a title tomorrow night in cleveland. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. simple. >> reporter: he might be the best but lebron can't go it alone. as an nba championship draws near, it's the depth of golden state's roster that's become the difference maker in this series. >> 48 minutes they're playing seven people. >> reporter: barbosa scored 13 points last night. andre iguodala went from sub to starter. sean livington scored 7 points, eight rebounds, four assists in game 4. david lee 11 points in game 3. in short the warriors' bench has outscored the cavs 126-71. >> we've got to be 1

. >> reporter: tonight, oakland police stopped well short of calling this any sort of a break in the case. whether the remains of that missing woman are here tonight at the house where she lived, still a mystery. retired detective paul has no doubts about what his search dog buster picked up on this oakland house today. >> is human decomposition. >> reporter: what he can't answer is whether the scent could be linked to the missing woman who lived here. the family of christin asked him to search the house where he was living when she vanished in 1997. she was spending the summer in the bay area and was last seen in san francisco asking for directions to baker beach. >> it was really a shame. she was a sweet young girl. she came over just to say hi after she moved in. >> reporter: now neighbors wonder whether the key to her disappearance could be right here on their block all along. >> hopefully, they can find out if that is her remains. >> reporter: but any remains could be historical from a native american burial ground perhaps. they walked the property and took pictures. trained cad

. >> reporter: oakland police won't go into detail, but say they've been working on a plan for weeks. they're calling on fellow law enforcement to be on standby, and every available oakland officer will be on duty. >> going to be down there. helping in this environment, for everyone to have a good time. >> reporter: the watch party here at oracle arena sold out. 17,000 tickets at $15 each. but on the secondary market they were going for a whole lot more. for fans coming out here to oracle arena tomorrow, the gates open at 4. the arena itself at 4:30 p.m. >>> the warriors influence out of oakland international airport. that's steph curry getting onto a chartered flight. we also have a shot of steve kerr getting onboard the plane. we're going to hear from one of the players talking about how tough it is to close out a series. >> warriors president rick welt will be in a parade. the 58-year-old was named a celeb ready ready grand marshal for san francisco's gay pride parade. he was the highest ranking executive in professional men's sports to acknowledge he is gay. welts said it is an ho

oakland police brought in extra officers with help from the c.h.p. in the end, there were no reports of major violence or vandalism. our reporter, matt keller, has a report on the crowd at the top of the hour. >> across the bay warriors fans poured into the streets of san francisco in the mission district to celebrate. this was the scene at 24th and mission streets the cloud blocked traffic and one person helped on the back of a limousine bus but the crowd behaved. police were standing by but they made no arrests. >> the thousands of fans were jammed into oracle arena could not wait. amy? >> look behind me this is where the oakland a's lay and the jumbo toronto is lit up and says "we are warriors," so everyone in the spirit right new. this is what a championship looks like out here but listen to what it sounded like inside oracle arena last night. you would think that was the crowd at a home game much the crowd just watched the team play here but they watched them on the big screen. the team was in cleveland but the crowd was here to watch it on the

i will have the specifics. >>> oakland police are trying to heat up cold cases with a new campaign to get the victim's faces in front of the public. they are using high tech advertising to spotlight unsolved homicides in the city. ktvu's noelle walker with the plan to try help families of the victims find peace. >> reporter: police are using fbi funding to highlight cold cases on a billboard and posts twice a year and they are setting up a website for unsolved murders. some of the cases that were highlighted today happened last year, others a decade ago. the thing they have in common is no one has been arrested. >> reporter: they speak for those who can't. >> i am here for my son. >> he was murdered july, 2010. >> reporter: they are parents of oakland murder victims. >> please, we have to stop this. >> reporter: today oakland police announced a new initiative, unveiling posters, highlighting unsolved murders. oakland's 46th homicide victim last year. >> that is not just a number. not 46. somebody's sister, somebody's daughter, somebody's friend. >> a human being. a sweet human being w

christina randone. >>> oakland police will be getting help from the fbi. they almost work together to identify and arrest suspected killers in the backlog of cases. now oakland police say working directly with trillion agents that will give them access to fbi data bases. but this is attracting criticism from civil rights groups that say they are worried about privacy issues. >>> the doors don't open for nearly five hours but ktvu fox 2 reporter tara moriarty says some people already lined up to get inside. tara. >> reporter: it's actually kind of crazy. there are hundreds of people here already. one guy said he arrived at 11:00 last night because he wanted to be in the front row of that keynote address. and this line it actually wrapped around the corner down the entire length of a very long city block. this morning apple is expected to unvail its push the way it buys and sells music. instead you can get a prescription based service. >> the enhanced radio i think it's really cool. because a lot of users already have apple products and as a result i feel it

. >>> oakland police have the lead of an unsung killing of a teenager. they received new information after the family made a renewed call for help. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: police have a composite sketch. and that are hoping that these clues will allow someone to come forward with more information to help them solve this case. here's a look at the sketch. oakland police say he is one of the men involved in a shooting death of ayana dominguez. he was the driver of a black ford escape suv seen driving away from a wendy's restaurant at about 8:45 that night. it appears to be a 2013 model. >> she was an innocent young lady with her whole life ahead of her. >> reporter: police say dominguez and her boyfriend were in a car ordering food when someone opened fire. dominguez was killed, her boyfriend wounded. leads came after they and dominguez family asked for a renewed call for help. the fbi is helping fund a campaign to allow police to use billboards and a website to spread the word about cold cases. and there is a crime stopper reward of $10,000 b

oakland police are asking for the public's help. in solving a deadly hit and run crash. this is a photo of the victim --- royce vaughn. it happened just after 11 o'clock friday night. near 28th and west streets. police are asking anyone who may have seen vaughn friday night. to contact them. he was wearing a blue and white plaid shirt and gray jeans at the time of the accident. police say, the suspect drove away in a white 20-13 toyota s- u-v. officials are offering a reward of up to 10-thousand dollars. for information leading to an arrest in the case. copal >> pam: the vallejo city unified school district says, campus security personnel are on alert. after a large fight broke out on friday. this is cell phone video that shows the brawl. the student who shot this footage says upwards of 50 kids were involved. the district spokesperson says the actual number was between 20- and- 25. she says, while students were hit. no ambulances were called in. police responded. no one was arrested. she says, disciplinary action was taken against those involved. one parent who we spoke

. >>> oakland police are intensifying their efforts to solve cold case murders. >> family members of crime victims joined police to launch a new campaign that encourages witnesses to come forward. iana's parents say people have a duty to speak up and keep their community safe. >> you can assist in removing a murderer off the street or murderers, because they'll continue to kill. >> oakland police will put up billboards with information on those unsolved murders. the fbi is also helping the department set up a website about these cold cases. >>> a woman accused of lying about her race resigned her post today as president of the naacp in spokane, washington. >> rachel dolezal stepped down just days after her parents said she's actually white. aditi roy has the latest developments. >> reporter: after a firestorm of criticism, monday embattled naacp leader rachel dolezal announced she's stepping down. the spokane chapter president posting a statement on facebook saying this is not me quitting this is a continuum. just two hours earlier national naacp president cornell william brooks refu

police will increase staffs. game 1 tips off tomorrow night at 6:00. >>> everybody is getting ready. i was at a store yesterday and they were pulling out the shirts. everybody is buying them. >> tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow >>> today, today, today, karen, how's it looking? >> sunrise at 5:48 this morning, the days sure are getting longer, clearing by lunchtime, breezy later on this afternoon. this is what i will really feel as we go through the day. this evening, the fog returns, sunset at 8:24. 3450ik roe climates right now, temperatures at 51 degrees as you head farther off towards the east. mid 50s across the bay. the north bay, 51 degrees, the wind forecast coming in from the northwest, not so much of a strong onshore flow, but the fog will be rolling out fairly quickly, the marine layer a bit thinner today, so expect more sunshine and it would start to pick up this afternoon. by 3:00, winds coming in at about 15 miles an hour, a little bit stronger for half moon bay at 27 miles an hour, and then look at how st

the family of a man shot by oakland police say the killing was completely unnecessary. officers say they found de mar cay hogg unresponsive saturday morning. they say a loaded gun was next to him in the car. officers say they spent more than an hour trying to wake him before finally breaking a passenger window. hogg's family is devastated. >> he tried to do everything that he could for us and try to provide for us when he could. >> and they did not have to do that. because he was asleep in a car. there was a lot of ways they could have prevented that. >> police haven't said what happened during the confrontation or whether hogg reached for the gun but family members say they plan to hold a vigil on friday evening. >>> authorities in boston released surveillance video showing the police shooting of a terrorism suspect last week. the video shows six law enforcement officers walking slowly toward rahim before opening fire. it's difficult to see if rahim is in fact carrying a knife as the fbi claims. they say he was not aggressive which officers have claimed. >>> hbc is cut

oakland police say they have 16 officers assigned to monitor this kind of illegal activity. this of course is the time of year when side show activity increases as we head into summer. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama paid a condolence call on the family of joe biden. biden's son beau biden died yesterday of brain cancer at the age of 36. beau biden was a twice elected senator. funeral plans are pending. beau biden leaves leaves behind a wife and two daughters. >>> and the data collection program expires. a day of political maneuvers in washington, d.c. ended with the u.s. senate adjourning allowing two controversy provisions of the patriot act to expire. it was republican presidential hopeful rand paul who led the charge against the government's collection of american's phone records. >> the senate voted sunday evening 77-17 on an initial procedural vote which the house had passed with overwhelming procedural vote. but the bill could be held by just one senator. the freedom act will go into having the telecom company store the information. mitch mcconnell s

, the first deadly police shooting in oakland since 2013. it happened when police were called of a man sitting if a stalled car on the lake shore off-ramp of interstate 580 and he was unresponsive and a leaded gun was in the passenger seat. an officer used a taser again the man and another officer shot him. video reported by police body cameras are being used in the investigation. >> the san francisco fire department will friend the findings into a deadly fire that claimed the lives of two of its own in 2011, 48-year-old vincent perez and 53-year-old anthony vallerio died battling a house fire in dime heights. officials will discuss the department findings and lessons learned from the tragedy. it starts at 9:00 at the department's training facility. >> congresswoman jackie spoke will promote combat veterans and service animals with the event at the humane society and joined by a v.a. psychologist and representatives from several log -- local nonprofits. >> no one can enter this mobile home after a car plowed into it. you can see the car move

deadly police shooting in oakland since 2013. police were called of a man sitting if a stalled car on the off-ramp of lake shore at 580 unrespondive and a loaded gun in the passenger seat. an officer used a taser against the man and another officer shot him. >> video recorded by police body cameras is being used in the investigation. >> 4:33. friends have identified the bicyclist who died in a collision with san francisco police 23-year-old d.j. pinkerton was hit and killed on friday night when riding in the park. here is more. >> when they say can you give us a call, i knew i knew something was wrong. >> rebecca got the horrible news when her boyfriend 23-year-old d.j. was hit and killed by a san francisco police car while on his bicycle in the park. a known risk taker he rot rode on a fixed gear no brakes. >> this is how he would prefer to die. >> he was riding down this service road moments before he was hit. friends are wondering if the loose gravel played a role. he skid and flew into the path of a cruiser. there is a memori

the person who took their loved one is being held accountable for their action. >> oakland police have not told us how many cold cases the department has but says there are too many of them. with extra funding from the fbi, the oakland police department is also setting up a website where those postings can be seen. >>> the roller coaster remains closed as investigators try to figure out exactly what happened. a park employee was hit and according to witnesses was dragged when they atried to retrieve something out under the flight deck. cal osha investigators inspected the ride yesterday looking into workers safety and the rides condition. >> there is also going to be interviews with witnesses. most of the witnesses are going to be employees. there could be interviews with patrons if they are available. >> cal osha says the investigation how it happened and who is at fault could take months. >>> a ten-year-old girl who collapsed on friday at six flags magic mountain amusement park has died. jazmine martinez was air lifted from the park when she collapsed after riding the revolution ride

body cam video captured a deadly police shooting in oakland today. the case involves an unresponse uh man behind the wheel of a stalled car and a loaded gun in the passenger seat. abc 7 news is in the news room with the latest on the investigation. katie? >> when the man woke up police say a confrontation ensued. investigators won't elaborate on the interaction at this point. they want to review the body camera footage of more than a dozen officers first. >> it was a bad scene. >> reporter: pushed back from the intersection of lakeshore and lake park avenue a farmers market vendor recorded oakland police trying to wake a man in this silver bmw. >> hands out the driver's side window! >> reporter: firefighters first approached it around 7:30 a.m. >> the person in the car was unresponsive but next to the person was a pistol. so they called opd. >> open the window put your hands outside of the window, and get out of the car. and i think they said that a couple of times. at least twice, maybe three times. >> reporter: bean bags shot against the car didn't

in oakland, police arrested three people suspected eded eded of burglarizing homes and businesses. >> good shot of the plate, good description of the suspects. >> reporter: in fremont, police arrested a thief who stole packages after first identifying him through surveillance cameras. san francisco police released graphic security video of a gas station robbery that went bad. the robbers, shooting at the frightened clerk who ran off. investigators hope this video will help catch them. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> farmers holding some of the oldest and strongest rights in california have been told to stop pumping water from the state's waterway. this affects more than 100 senior water right holders in the sacramento, san joaquin and delta watershed. the move marks the first significant mandatory cuts to senior water right holders since the last major drought in the late '70s. many say the state has no authority to order cuts. >>> anyone taking b.a.r.t. through oakland should plan on the trip taking longer than usual. trains will not run between the fruitvale and coliseum stations today. a

now, cell phone video captured a standoff between oakland police officers and a man with a loaded gun. he's inside a silver bmw. this is near lakeshore avenue saturday morning. now, police said the car had been used in a burglary friday in san francisco. now, a woman took the video you aring looing at from inside a salon. and she says from her point of view, the police did everything they could to get the man to give up. >> they tried. they tried to get the man out. they gave him the benefit of the doubt. >> he did fight to not get out. tug-of-war. they took a couple police officers to try to get him out of a vehicle. >> now, police say after breaking the car's passenger window, there was a confrontation, one officer used a taser on the man. the other officer then opened fire and shot him. oakland's police chief sean whent said they are investigating the officers involved and checking footage from body cameras. >>> a las vegas strip club is raising eyebrows with the message for students just in time for high school graduation. check out the ads recently posted outside the little darli

and around the city >> pam: oakland police also say the number of officers on the streets of oakland. will not affected by the number of officers working at the oracle arena. and the cleveland caveliers were also at the oracle arena practicing for the finals today. today. lebron james and the caveliers took to the floor. they also looked loose and relaxed. for the biggest game of the season. lebron james made a statement with the gold shoes he wore to practice. >> : lebron i do the normal stuff i guess. i win a sought a movie had a regular movie theater. >> pam: in vallejo tonight. a revolt of sorts. by parents against the school board. they are demanding changes. after a series of school brawls, and the murder of a student not far from one high school campus. tonight a parent came forward. with new claims about the threats, the violence, and the worries of parents concerned for their student children's safety. kron four's jeff bush is live in vallejo. with a story you will only see from kron-4 news. jeff? >> jeff: i spoke with the mother of the student that said that security is a bi

. >> reporter: and oakland police tell me there will be more police out here and bike officers. so much preparation, sprucing it up for a world wide audience. >> enthuseiasticenthusiastic loud. -- >> reporter: he was there in 1975 the last time the warriors were in them. seats back then $8 and now, wow. >> a lot of these kids going to the games weren't even born in 75 '75. >> reporter: they keep changing the pattern on the oracle arena. it's really kind of nice. >> tarry, your press pass is worth $2,000 for thursday night. >>> and clay thompson has been cleared to play. the splash brother passed the nba's mandatory concussion protocol. he suffered that concussion when he was kneed in the head during that clinching game of last week's western conference finals. go to nba bay area.com. and you can connect with us on twitter, facebook and instagram. >>> a pattern of abuse, that's the accusation for ray mcdonald. they were filed by mcdonald's exfiance and she claims shortly after they got engaged, he began a pattern of verbal abuse that eventually escalated into physical attacks. th