for our community, especially our seniors from ktvu. fox two news. this is the. four carl chan is the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce chain says his attacker knocked into the ground and yelled racial slurs at him. afternoon everyone and welcome to the four i'm heather holmes. and i'm alex savage. this is just the latest unprovoked attack against the victim of asian descent. our crime reporter henry lee, joining a slot now with the details on exactly what happened here, henry. well, it's called chan has been very, very visible leader. no clues. chinatown fact, he was on his way to visit another asian attack when he himself was knocked to the ground. we must stand together and your nights with love against hates carl chan is a familiar face as president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, but no, she's putting up cameras not only inside in recent months, he's been a visible presence, denouncing recent attacks against asians in the bay area. but he became a victim himself. although we're resilient one. my body is hurt my feeling a st

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ktvu is, tom vacar explains. there's an all out bulow ah, be on the lookout alert for a whale calf fettered by fishing ropes. it was first noticed 10 days ago off orange county, according to national oceanographic and atmospheric administration primary will disentangle er, peter falcons, and it hasn't been seen since the last report, which is last week. and the expectation is because it's a great well moving north with its mom. it should show up in the bay area sometime soon, fokin says. the 5 to 6 month old calf appears to have a rope or line running through its mouth. and so in this case, in particular is difficult to suckle on the mom. i want it's gotething in this mouth that shouldn't be there, but t far, this whale can be saved if spotted soon, but look be in okay. body condition as it was heading north. it was moving at a good speed and we have a lot of coastline getting close to a caf, accompanied by a massive mom is a very risky proposition. even for the most experienced experts. they are known to defend

ktvu is, tom vacar explains. there's an all out bulow ah, be on the lookout alert for a whale calf fettered by fishing ropes. it was first noticed 10 days ago off orange county, according to national oceanographic and atmospheric administration primary will disentangle er, peter falcons, and it hasn't been seen since the last report, which is last week. and the expectation is because it's a great well moving north with its mom. it should show up in the bay area sometime soon, fokin says. the 5 to 6 month old calf appears to have a rope or line running through its mouth. and so in

maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now, incredibly tragic and unacceptable for it to happen twice in the same location within this month alone, deadly hit and run involving a disabled person. incredibly it's the second deadly hitn at that same intersection in just the past month. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. that crash happened at the intersection of monterey road and curtain avenue in san jose. ktvu is cristina rendon joins us now live with reaction. kristina julie. two women have now died at this intersection in hit and run crash is highlighting the importance of pedestrian safety, and so far no one has been arrested. monory highway and curtner avenue, a busy intersection in san jose. don't get quite enough time walk. i gotta walk. i won't get across pedestrians like this man named jack. try to move fast. the intersection was shut down wednesday night after a woman using a walker was killed in a hit and run. police say she was several 100 ft

had ktvu dot com. you can also find the full speech right there on the home page. not a richmond, where police are investigating two deadly shootings that happened just about 20 minutes apart. we'll start with the first in which police say a silver infiniti and black dodge charger may have been involved in the earlier shooting. that happened 6 40 tuesday evening 31 year old james langford was found dead near south second street in ohio avenue soon after the same black charger police say was spotted at the second shooting location on pullman avenue. that's where the body of 21 year old tyree wilson was found. family members say they have no idea. why anyone would want to hurt their loved one? you know why they would do this and my bread there? you needn't bother nobody. he just liked to have fun. anybody have a memory retiree is a fun memories of party is careful is a cheerfully. his smell is so brave. investigators say it's too early to say whether the victims were targeted but that it does not appear.

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now, president unveiled an ambitious agenda tonight that includes a $1.8 trillion spending plan. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville president. biden wants more money for pre k community college family leave at other programs designed to help american families are political reporter greg lee here now, with the president's plan and the huge price tag. that comes along with it. yeah, frank. good evening. it is a hefty price tag. we're talking $4 trillion between his two most recent plans. president biden worked on selling the spending plan to members of congress and the american people. he also provided an optimistic outlook on the country moving past covid-19. madam speaker, the president of the united states, in his first address to a joint session of congress, president joe biden touted his administration's efforts in finding covid-19. america is on the move again. caroline. the possibility crisis. the opportunity setbacks in the strengt

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now, president unveiled an ambitious agenda tonight that includes a $1.8 trillion spending plan. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville president. biden wants more money for pre k community college family leave at other programs designed to help american families are

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. all right, if you're thinking about going to outside, lance, here's a look now at some of the lineup performances kicked off friday with the strokes, followed by tyler, the creator and glass animals saturday. the headliner is liz. oh and vampire weekend is also performing and then on sunday, tame impala is the headliner with performances by day, baldwin, rufus to seoul and oakland's kilani and his christian mentioned tickets for single day tickets. go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. concert in spain could set the stage for future life events says the u. s and the rest of the world recovers from the pandemic. the concert in barcelona last month was used for a study about super spreader events, and researchers found the event did not lead to any significant outbreaks. 5000 people wore masks and they were screened for covid-19 ahead of time. in total, there were six positive cases in the two weeks following the concert, with none of them requiring hospitalization and that gilroy guard like f

you're watching ktvu. plus, i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. president biden just wrapped up his address to a joint session of congress and to the nation, and he touted his response to the pandemic as he addressed congress tonight. everyone over the age of 16. everyone is now eligible to get vaccinated right now. right away. go get vaccinated america! go and get the vaccination. they're available. the president also unveiled a $1.8 trillion american families plan which would fund free preschool free childcare. two years of community college paid family leave. and tax cuts for families with children. vaccinations joining us now to talk more about the president's speech is our political analyst brian sobel and brian this proposal. the final of three plans to overhaul the american economy while a very ambitious like the previous two. is this one likely to pass? do you think. well, not without a lot of compromise and the president tonight talked about the need for republicans and democrats to come together for the benefit of the nation, and we will

if you wanna watch the ktvu channel two news at six switch over to ktvu plus. or keep it right here and watch keep it right here and watch president biden is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> announcer: this is a fox news special presentation. ♪ ♪ >> good evening from washington. i'm john roberts. this is fox news special coverage of president joe biden's first joint address to congress. president biden has arrived on capitol hill after a short motorcade wide from the white house. tonight's address expected to be part victory lap for his accomplishments, part sales pitch for the next steps of his agenda. the president set to ask congress for $1.8 trillion in new spending tonight to pay for universal preschool, two years of free community college, and more than $200 billion for child care. of course, it would all come at a cost. one of

greg lee ktvu fox tuners. all right, greg. thank you. we have more now on president biden's american families plan. it includes free community college universal preschool for all three and four year olds increased tax credits for families with children. and paid family leave. these are all just immensely immensely popular with the public. but the plan faces opposition in the senate from republicans and some moderate democrats because of its tax increases and nearly $2 trillion price tag. the president says he intends to finance the package by hiking taxes on the rich, saying he wants to reward work, not wealth. i think the plan has life in it. i think there is a decent chance. some or much of it could get enacted. i think the price tag will make some members bulk, but not necessarily all of them and the biden white house has been pretty smart in saying that it's open to alternative funding mechanisms. to it's unclear whether lawmakers will consider the plan by itself or along with the american jobs plan, which is president. biden's infra

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azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. confessed killer adrian kinsella's was sentenced today in santa cruz for the 2015 murder of eight year old maddy middleton again dollars, will serve out his sentence at the department of juvenile justice until he is 25 years old. that's four years from now. it's always was 15 when he kidnapped, raped and strangled maddy middleton and then threw her body into a dumpster. he changed his plea to guilty after the california supreme court ruled in february that minors under the age of 16. cannot be tried. in adult criminal court. can bowl with fire shooting through the back of my work. i don't have a solution to this situation. justice looks like in this scenario. i just no, this cannot be allowed to happen again. one adrian gonzalez turns 25 there's no guarantee he'll be released from the juvenile justice system. the court can be petitioned to extend his time in custody. after the break, president biden is expected to roll out his next big spending plan tomorrow with a price tag of roughl

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. taking a peek at the temperatures from today. 81 degrees and santa rosa. that's today. 82 fairfield 82 antioxidants in the warm spots and even redwood city up to 70 once a temperatures today came up a solid 5 to 10 degrees. in many cases, some some areas a little more. and tomorrow we're gonna add another five and 10 degrees to some areas as well. so. got a nice looking pattern for us is going to give us a spring weather temperature pattern that pretty much like we saw today, but warmer and thursday will follow suit. i think thursday we'll see temperatures into the upper seventies and mid eighties again. i think they'll be fought back at the coast on thursdays. little cool those areas, but the inland spots are going to stay pretty warm. so outside san francisco beautiful night. you probably saw that earlier evening for the sunset. great visibility, greater quality winds of really back down. i mean, it was blowing sf always blowing up for 35 miles an hour now the winds sustained a 13.

o'clock news on ktvu. plus frank. thank you knew tonight, the man accused of killing a pay area transgender woman appears in court. charges he's now facing in the 24 year old's death. also former california governor arnold schwarzenegger give some advice to caitlyn jenner on her run for governor. tmz's harvey levin shares with us what the former governor told her. that's coming up tonight at 71 of those stories and a lot more when i joined heather for the seven live over on ktvu plus, first after the break, it has been shuttered for years, coming out the historic movie theater in the east bay. that's about to get a new lease on life and another live look outside from our well no, not a rooftop camera. this is our twin peaks camera, looking at san francisco with oakland, berkeley in the background. what a beautiful shot this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers y

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. all right, tom. thank you. the world's attention is now focused on india, where there's been a record number of covid cases day after day. coming up next. how california plans to help starting tomorrow. plus, we've already told you about the new outdoor mass card lines coming up. a doctor joins us talk about the new policy. and if the recommendations go far enough, also ahead tonight, vaccinated on lee sections and baseball games, vaccinated only flights to europe. don't be surprised if you start to see more of this kind of thing. why one local doctor thinks it could be a smart this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. long on pages. small business insurance usually doesn't cover short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spokespers

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. s o. henry nothing from the police department beyond releasing the body camera footage, obviously, while these independent investigations go on. that's right. they actually deferred to the city of alameda today, and officials there were the ones who released this video, all right, our henry lee reporting live force this afternoon, henry. thank you. well, today, the fbi announced a civil rights investigation into the shooting death of andrew brown jr by deputies in north carolina. brown was shot and killed. his deputies were serving search and arrest warrants in elizabeth city last wednesday. today lawyers for brown's family released an independent autopsy. showing that brown was shot five times, including in the back of his head. this in fact, was the fatal wound to the back of mr brown's head as he was leaving the site trying to evade being shot at by these particular law enforcement officers who we believe did nothing but a straight out execution. with you today, the county sheriff filed

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the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the family that owns the restaurant is speaking up after their restaurant was vandalized over the weekend. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. they say they found the broken glass and a note containing a racial slur. ktvu is azenith smith is here and after speaking with the owners. has napa. well, julia, those owners sharing what happened to alert others saying these crimes can happen anywhere. we're told the mayor and the police chief are aware as an investigation is now underway. the window. everything's just shattered right now. on sunday afternoon, co owner charlie tran of laban and sunnyvale discovered his restaurant had been vandalized. the front window smashed. i really thought that delinquent that just came here and just broke our window. he called 911 police told him to look for bullets rock a brick, he found nothing. as he was cleaning up the mess. he found a crumpled up piece of paper with a message when i saw the note on the inside, you

area heather holmes ktvu, fox two news. the u. s is pledging more help for india, which is being battered by a massive surge in coronavirus cases. india has set records five days in a row now of more than 350 new cases per day. hospitals are literally turning away people because they don't have enough oxygen beds or ventilators. people in the bay area's indian community are closely following the news. concerned about loved ones in their native homeland. it's also a heart rending to see that they came so far, and it's so well just to go back to square one again. the u. s says help is on the way federal officials are sending oxygen ventilators, protective gear and coronavirus treatments to india, along with experts from the cdc. still ahead a rally to save 11 sports that are facing the chopping block it stanford university. the meeting held tonight and when a final decision could be made in kind of a cool night out there tonight, winds have died down. it's gonna be warmer tomorrow. you knew that will let you know how warm and some m

malik savage ktvu fox two news, all right, alex. thank you, california's new covid cases are still hovering at about 2000 day. they have been at that level for more than a month. now 15 deaths were reported statewide. yesterday here in the bay area, 480 new cases were reported and one death was reported in san mateo county. also today, contra costa county announced it has now administered more than one million doses of coronavirus vaccines. officials say 47% of the county is now fully vaccinated. a troubling trend. millions of americans are not receiving their second doses of the covid-19 vaccine, according to the cdc, nearly 8% of the people who have so far received their first dose of either the moderna or fizer vaccines have missed their follow up appointments to receive the second dose. the reasons fear of potential side effects could be one thing. also some people don't think i think rather that one dose is enough. others could be missing the second appointments because of a lack of vaccine doses, and it is important to note th

ktvu rouz jesse gary is here, jesse. we've seen fans now a giant today's games, warriors and earthquakes. now finally the sharks. how many fans are they gonna let inside? and do they have to prove that they have been vaccinated or te frank and evening to you, and i'm glad youl ed number of fans. 500 to 1000 to start but that will grow up to 25% of capacity. and yes, you'll have to prove something to get in. it seems like a way of life now, before it was you had to wear masks to get in. increasingly it's becoming, let's see a negative test or proof of vaccination. if we haven't let's take a look at our pictures that frank had just shown you out of s a p center as fans get ready to enter the s a p. center they that's the first time that they're allowing fans in and over a year but to enter means dealing with the real the world trying to get rid of a pandemic. outside san jose's s ap center covid test results just as crucial as tickets to get a seat inside, getting all the testing and all that stuff, it's a household, but w

and a prime time edition of ktvu. fox two news at nine and then the 10 o'clock news, ktvu fox two news at five starts now scare of their lives. sisters in oakland, wake up to a prowler looking into their bedroom, and they aren't the only ones to report something. similar good evening, everyone in some of the incidents the person was on a balcony, several stories off the ground. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. it is a frightening syria's of crimes happening in oakland. one or more intruders have been showing up at homes in the middle of the night using victims balconies to get in our crime reporter henry lee joins us now with more on what's happening. henry. well, julie, they've been calling him the balcony burglar in oakland's adam's point neighborhood now, today, i spoke to a woman who came face to face with an intruder who got in through her balcony all the way up on the fourth floor, and then i screamed because i saw someone outside at first, sofia and malcolm thought it may have just been a shadow

or as ktvu, fox two news. the cdc says that more than five million americans have missed their second dose of the visor or moderna covid vaccine. this means nearly 8% of those who received their first dose are not getting their second dose. how experts say this is troubling because that second dose dramatically increases immunity to the coronavirus. if you're fully vaccinated, it is highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spread to this virus. you're not even likely to be a symptomatically infected. it doesn't mean it's 100, but it is extremely unlikely. people were asked why they skipped that second dose. some said they feared the side effects which can include flu like symptoms, some of those who didn't return for their second dose is also said they think that one dose gives them enough protection. in san francisco, a small group of middle and high school students are back on campus. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live this afternoon an alley exciting day for those students, but even so, some parents

ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin is here now, with a look at the latest conditions, bill. how's it looking out there? yeah. actually right now is about as nice as it's been all day and much of the bay area. we're looking back at oakland from emeryville. now the sun is popping out. the front has gone through in the mountains or still a winter storm warning. in effect, we got rain. somewhere. he's got significant like mount tam got a half inch of rain over a half inch of rain. that's a nice amount of rain. but in san francisco 16 hundreds, berkeley, just three tents and then santa rosa, right, which would typically you would see that's where you see your big totals. 30.6 607 inch most bay area cities like san jose and south san francisco in areas like hayward, they were 6070.10 point 1 0/10 of an inch or less. so not a lot of rain for a lot of folks in the bay area. it's still sprinkling out there in some places in the mountains. i mentioned that winter storm warning that stays in effect. i think they're going to drop it sooner than later. but i think that thing stays in eff

you attend ktvu changes. candese charles joining us live with the message they have whoever's responsible, candace. good evening, christine. a good evening, folks at home. yes dozens of friends, coworkers and former teachers were in attendance today, sharing fond memories and the pain from this sudden loss there also sharing this message. if you know something, say something. please if anybody know anything, say something, because this is really hurting a lot of people, the friends and family of an oakland called student continue to real from his sudden shooting death, right? when i first heard it, i started crying instantly because that's my best friend. on saturday afternoon, sienna williams said a final farewell to our friend of nearly 10 years lost to a stray bullet. rhetta andra, oakland, police say on april 10th 18 year old dimitrius roosevelt fleming davis was shot and killed while going to get food with his friends. investigators say that at around 6 30 that night, demetrios was sitting in a truck wit

this is ktvu fox two news at six. good evening. i'm cristina rendon andre sr is off tonight. armenians around the world receive something today they have been waiting for decades. president biden release an official statement calling turkey's atrocities against her medians that began during world war one genocide. ktvu greg wiggins is here now, with more on how armenians here in the bay area gregor reacting on what is really a historic day of remembrance. yeah very historic christine. in fact, 100 years ago, 106 years ago on this day, armenians began being deported and killed by the ottoman empire, which is now part of modern day turkey. now, with the release of the president's statement today, the annual remembrance gathering it takes place in san francisco. well, it took on added significance. files carmenere name, not all d as they have done for more than 20 years, very armenians gathered atop mount davidson in san francisco for armenian remembrance day to honor victims of turkish atrocities that began april 24th 1915 during the first world war, but this year was unlike an

now the family is hoping they recover the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now four year old nevado boy is improving after being hit in a crosswalk. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage. andre is off tonight and i'm cristina rendon. the boy was walking with his father when they were both hit by a suspected it d. why driver? it happened in the agnosia area near the intersection of alameda, del prato and posada del s use every deborah villalon here with what we have learned about the crash. kristina. this was wednesday night. a family of four walking home from the store, but only the mother and daughter made it safely across the street. i did when any anybody else would do you call 911 and start helping patrick deloach heard the crash and looked out from his balcony. the mother was holding the sun on the curb, ran back up to my house to grab some blankets. for him. it was 8:30 p.m. on the family had activated these flashing lights before making their way across alameda del prado's family for walking across the street. they had groceries. neigh

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. you don't make me hurt for a teenager forced to the ground and punched by a police officer and his family says he has special needs coming up tonight how the department is responding as neighbors say this officer went too far, plus governor newsome has said he'll close to state prisons while he's in office. some advocates say that is not enough. their push for 10 prisons to be shut down later in sports more on the warriors on game welcoming back fans of the chase better and boy were they treated to a show sports director market? bonnie's we'll have details on if they helped impact the outcome of the game, and we'll take a look at the $1.5 trillion economic plan, president biden said to unveil next week. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are sta

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the u. s department of justice has issued a scathing report against alameda county and santa rita jail. it says the jail's mental health care and overuse of isolation or unconstitutional, the report comes more than two years since a ktvu investigation found santa rita has the highest in custody jail death rate in northern california ktvu is brooks jarocz has these new findings? this is all too late for my brother and my brother, someone who served our country and he was a veteran, and he needed help. ah, former marine edwin vl to was just 29 when he died. he spent the last i love him so much arrested in 2017 by fremont police for jumping into a stranger's van stripping down to his underwear. and trying to pull an officer's gun. his family says he suffered from ptsd and was immediately put into an isolation cell. everyone has a unique case and having a one size fits all mold is not going to fit for everyone. the hayward native is just one of it least 19 people since 2014 who died by suicide,

rob roth ktvu fox two news. the parents of kristen smart are suing the father of the man who is charged with killing their daughter. this lawsuit accuses 80 year old ruben flores of hiding the body of the 19 year old after she disappeared 25 years ago. that suit was filed yesterday, one day after ruben flores was released on bail in san luis obispo county. his son paul flores, remains behind bars. he's pleaded not guilt smart afa college party in 1996. when they were both students at cal poly both sides of a sexual assault case against nfl quarterback to shawn watson are now accusing each other of destroying evidence. six of watson's 22 accusers appeared in civil court yesterday for a status conference in houston, texas. the women are accusing the houston, texas quarterback of sexual harassment and assault during massage sessions. watson was not in court. his attorney says that some of the plaintiffs have been destroying altering evidence. their attorney denies that and says watson is destroying evidence watson'

ktvu is jesse gary joining us. have now with more on why this agency decided to resume its use, jesse well, the decision came after hours of debate, which ended just this afternoon. the debate centering on the risks versus the benefits of continuing to use the j and j vaccine. speak today to you with hope and concern. friday the 15 member cdc advisory committee on immunization practices gave hours of testimony online. the issue resuming use of johnson and johnson single dose covid-19 vaccine. this pause has been effective in increasing awareness of the rare and serious defense. april 13th, the federal government ordered a pause in the use of the drug. at that time, six women developed brain blood clots now a total of 15 cases are under investigation, with one person having died so far, there are already two vaccines out there that do not have this problem as far as we know. so i think if this was the only vaccine out there, we would be answering. a very different question would be dealing with

ktvu monthly program. voices for change returns this sunday morning at 10 o'clock ktvu is greg lee will talk with experts about the derrick shobin verdict and what it means for public safety in the future. he'll focus on police reform, systemic racism and what real change looks like sense of joy for justice. but there's also. the feeling that this is just one case. this is just one tragedy, but there are so many others that deserve the same amount of justice aziz, george floyd and shopping. we know there is bias in the system we call criminal justice. and we know some of the ways to change that. why are we still having discussions about what we should do? voices for change airs right here on ktvu at 10. o'clock sunday morning, right after a special anniversary edition of fox news sunday still become this new time. one big goal for a lot of people in life is to retire at the age of 65. we're gonna introduce. she kept working well into t nineties, plus change is coming for the weather this weekend. we're gon

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. he was laid to rest on what would have been his 19th birthday. hello again. i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie. and i'm frank somerville. the shooting happened on april 10th at 68th avenue and international b in downtown oakland tonight, amber. it was just gut wrenching. watching that funeral, absolutely heartbreaking. family and friends say they can't believe what happened there in shock, and they want justice. oakland police are asking for help in finding the person who killed the college. you, didn't. it when i saw him laying there in the casket, it just brought tears to my eyes. and i couldn't um, stop crying even though i was officiating on thursday morning, joseph cotten junior officiated over the funeral of the young man he meant toward dimitrius roosevelt fleming davis of oakland, 5 to 600 people attended the service at acs full gospel church where dimitrius sang in the youth choir and attended services regularly with this family. his smile and you wanted you wanted to l

and really ktvu, fox two news. we've learned that the danville poise officer who was charged yesterday in a deadly shooting was booked and released on bail tonight, officer andrew hall faces charges of voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of lattimer ob. alito in 2018 ob. alito's family says that he suff the officer's atto, michael raines, says that they will vigorously defend him. they also said in a statement that the decision by the contra costa d, a to file charges against hall seems quote suspect and overtly political. they also say that initially halls use of force was deemed to be justified. new attend. the justice department says that santa rita jail in alameda county is violating the rights of mentally ill inmates by holding them in isolation for too long. the doj reports that when investigators visited the jail, they found 75 prisoners in isolation who had been there for more than 90 days. the report also found that mentally ill inmates are denied access to services and programs available to the

joe fonzi ktvu fox two. you know, play by play announcers must always stay alert, even if they become part of the action. you need to check this out. pitch. coming right back at us. yeah. with a bare heads leg. you know what? texas naked answer. jeff paxton last friday. totally cool, making the bear and snag, right? they're you gotta love that. it's pretty cool. check this out. all right. we have fans back in the stands a u. n eels suarez with home run, but again, the fan a little overzealous the that's right here. there go the nachos here. there go the nachos again. yeah. over blank. what are you doing? oh, uh, priya's calling in a few minutes on skype, and we are gonna have a dinner date. it's 8:00 in the morning in mumbai. how can she have dinner? fine, whatever. priya will be having breakfast. all right, so technically, it's not a dinner date. i suppose you could call it a, uh, dinfast date. but if you did, you'd open yourself to peer-based mocking, such as, "hey, leonard, how was your dinfast with priya

ktvu swell broth. joining us live now after talking with conservationist about the current health of the bay raw. yeah. chrissy napa helps every day should be earth day and conservationists san frs ay area well. the bay area those who make their livings fighting to protect the base, say it's a lot healthier now than when earth they began in the 19 seventies, but it's still not as clean as it could be. it's not in a great state right now. cold virtual is a field investigator for san francisco bay keeper, a conservation organization that looks for threats to the bay for still having catastrophic pollution events like chevron oil spill ah broken pipeline caused more than 600 gallons of oil the leak into the bay two months ago until we can mitigate all of those effects and more than the bay won't be clean. like so much of the world. the pandemic has affected the bay on one hand, some conservationists say fewer people driving has meant less pollution from cars. but a lot of personal protective equipment suc

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now plans to loot east bay shopping centers target. but hours later, dozens of people and cars hit stores in emeryville and oakland. good evening. i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville police learned about that organized effort to loot the stores online officers in san leandro were able to protect the stores there. so as. kristina just said the thieves went to oakland in emeryville instead. ktvu is henry lee is here now. and henry, we're talking about a caravan of what 25 cars taking part in all of this. yeah frankie's were roving caravans all across the east to stop looters from targeting a popular mall. but then. they went elsewhere, looters converged on oakland in emeryville early thursday morning, apparently upset by police misconduct a day after derek children was convicted of murdering george floyd. there's a large number of chatter that said to loot until justice is served. on dweeb believe it has to do with

ktvu is elissa harrington. as the story at a candlelight vigil in alameda family members of mario gonzalez demanded answers about how the 26 year old died while in police custody. no no medical problems. 26 year old man, healthy man. how the #### do you die? but he's not an 80 year old man with medical issues. gonzales died monday. alameda police officers were called to the 800 block of oak street for a possible theft with a suspect who appeared to be under the influence. that's where they found gonzales and attempted to arrest him. alameda police say the 26 year old suffered a medical emergency in a press release. this is how investigators described that incident. there was a scuffle as officers attempted to place gonzalez his hands behind his back. officers did not use any weapons a broom in and alameda looks suspicious. fema deal's did family members taken solace leaves behind a young son and was a caretaker for his brother who has autism. they're calling for the immediate release of body cam video and for t

ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza think some officers may not be as aggressive. some of them will walk away and say, go ahead. do your crime. i don't want to get involved with this because i'm not going to put my life for my family at risk. cardoza worries criminals might take advantage as for police culture, he says it will change but not overnight. the officers that air going into the academy now are. marin the academy now will be trained differently for officer campbell. he admits the verdict does make him think twice about using. why because there's more scrutiny me ears instead of, you know hands, but he says he won't has a tape to use force if it comes down to it, body worn cameras and witnesses with cell phones. he knows we'll be watching now part of the job encourage people to pull out their phones when they. opportunities and to record azenith smith ktvu fox two news, california's nominee for state attorney general today promised to hold police accountable for misconduct. assemblyman rob bonta said his first priority would be implementing a new state law

ktvu fox two news. there was a heavy police presence tonight at the bay fear center shopping mall in san leandro this evening after police received credible threats of looting. authorities asked people in that area to stay at home and stay safe as a precaution. earlier tonight, police said they were considering issuing a curfew. but things have been quiet at the mall now for several hours. some entrances, though, were boarded up as a precaution. earlier tonight, people in oakland took time to reflect and heal from the trauma of violence. several dozen people held a vigil at restore oakland on 24th street. the group took part in native american and african traditions. they prayed and said the names of loved ones who have passed away. organizers say they also want to apply pressure on those in power to make change. we're constantly bombarded, constantly bombarded with different forms of state violence. it takes different shapes and forms. it's not just ah police officer killing you in the streets. it's al

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tom vacar ktvu fox two news. all right, tom. thank you. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin right now. bill. how bad is it out there? i heard you mentioned a moment ago that there might be a fairly decent chance of getting some rain. yeah, there's a chance of rain, but it's not going to do anything. i've been saying that all week and last time really the last three weeks. i mean, no matter way got five inches in this next storm. we're still hurting because we got we got remember. last year was a deficit significant deficit this year. oh, marin. significant deficit, especially in the reservoirs of northern california, orville and shasta, and so those two combined. there's no way around it. we're gonna have a rough water year s o. the rain is coming, and that's exciting. it'd be great. but again if we get we get a half inch out of this thing, maybe an inch in the hills. it's great, but it's really at this point you guys were buried, and i just use this is a moment to get on the soapbox that this is california. this story let's

tom vacar ktvu fox two news, tom. thank you. why don't we head into this pattern, of course by april, kind of typically know what you have in terms of water supplies. so now we know we have. we could have to manage our way through these a drier years. and as you know, it's basically here we have to prepare for a drought conditions as we head into the next few months and into the summer, taking a look at to the overall throughout to monitor map. of course, this changes quickly quite a bit, and this will probably change even as early as tomorrow. as you can see, taking a look at the maps right now, and you will noticed this. there's one little sliver of california not to colored here it all and that is the coastline of portions of humble county and down north county, so as you can see, it's becoming closer to the bay area. we have extreme drought closer to with napa in solano counties, even for lake and yolo, severe proportions of the east bay, then moderate levels closer to the south bay, but these conditions can change rapidly.

lively ktvu, fox two news. members of the black community gathered in east oakland to reflect and to celebrate the decision. and as ktvu rouz amberleigh explains, it was an emotional day for many. whatever the verdict was to be a place where our people could talk express themselves cry at east oakland's liberation park, members of the black community say in this moment they needed to come together to reflect on the conviction off former minnesota police officer derrick show vin for the killing of george, florida. you see in their eyes the same thing they see in your eyes. you're seeing someone that understands and feels and fears the same thing. ah wide range of emotions this morning. i had anxiety pit in my stomach because it could have went either way, so when the verdict did come out, i was trying tears of joy. but many say the long journey to justice for african americans killed by law enforcement has not reached its destination. the way this country has been, we know that it's just a matter of time before

ktvu fox two starts now. tonight many black americans here and across the country are expressing a real sense of hope and relief. after today's verdict, even if it's just fleeting. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. the conviction comes nearly one year after the nation watched derek shobha kneel on the neck of george floyd for nine minutes and 29 seconds. and today, the jury delivered the verdict finding show been guilty of second degree and intentional murder, third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. the jury's decision came after 10 hours of deliberation over two days. ktvu jana katsuyama begins our coverage tonight with reaction from george floyd's family and also how long show vin could spend in prison. jenna. frank that is the next battle here. the typical maximum sentence for that second degree murder charge is 40 years, but typically in minnesota. the sentencing guidelines are about half that. as for floyd's family today, after the verdict was announced, t

ktvu fox two starts now. tonight many black americans here and across the country are expressing a real sense of hope and relief. after today's verdict, even if it's just fleeting. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. the conviction comes nearly one year after the nation watched derek shobha kneel on the neck of george floyd for n

henry lee ktvu fox two news. coming up. the bay area will have to wait a little longer for any of their counties to move into the least restrictive yellow tear. we'll have the latest coming up, also had millions of californians could soon be receiving hundreds of dollars in state stimulus money, moron who's getting a payment double. s providers are averaging well over three million shots a day. so far, 264 million doses have been given to eligible us residents with the expansion of eligibility, though this week shortages are being reported in some areas. however the white house says they have more than enough doses heading into the summer. people may have some period of time where they need to wait. we do believe that there is adequate vaccine supply for everybody to get vaccinated. the johnson and johnson vaccine could soon be back in rotation. the cdc advisory committee is scheduled to meet friday to vote on that matter. here in california more than 26 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have now been administered. acco

allie rasmus ktvu. box two news. there have now been more than 3.6 million cases of coronavirus here in california since the pandemic began, including more than 1600 new cases reported in the last 24 hours, nearly 59,000 people have died in our state that includes 32 deaths since yesterday. and the state's 14 day test positivity rate is now just 1.3% which is down 0.3% from two weeks ago. with everyone 16 and over now eligible for a vaccine in the u. s providers are averaging well over three million shots a day in total 264 million doses have now been given two eligible us residents. almost 40% of had at least one dose. 85 million people or 25.7% are now fully vaccinated up to 5.7 million low income californians could soon be receiving a $600 stimulus payment from the from the state. the money comes from a bill that governor newsome signed into law in february. to qualify, you have to file your 2020 tax return by october. 15th also, you have to have lived in california for more than half of last year, and you have to