uptown oakland. one person shot in theoxheater. and tonight ban set to perform has cancelled its show. the whole point of having his great concert venues trying to revitalize the street is, you know to make it fun for everyone. and when you have violence like that, it just ruins the whole thing. witnesses say the woman who was shot with standing in line for tonight's concert. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. people in the area say they heard rapid gunfire around 2 30 this afternoon. it happened right outside the fox theater at 18th and telegraph live coverage now from ktvu, deborah villalon and deb. some concertgoers did not get the word that the show was canceled in time. julie we talked to fans from vacaville and sunnyvale. they drove quite a distance to get to tonight's indie rock show, and they were crushed. but realized what happened here today was very serious. yeah we saw her. what we went over there because she was down and there was no one there. yet these

oakland police are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. new and six san francisco police sergeant has been criminally charged in the robbery of a rite aid store in san mateo authorities say sfpd sergeant david cole was off duty earlier this month when he tried to rob the pharmacy of painkillers. is now charged with four counts of robbery, having a concealed and loaded gun and resisting arrest. officials say he resisted arrest by trying to run away. cole's been with sfpd for 27 years. right now he's out on bail and is on unpaid leave. calls attorney says his client is battling painkiller addiction also knew at six tonight. an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin died early this morning and his cell mate is now being investigated in the case. alameda county sheriff's sergeant ray kelly said the cell mate was found standing over the unresponsive man just after midnight. first responders tried to save the inmate, but he was pronounced dead about 45 minutes later. neither man's name has been released. an autopsy

xiang tao took to the stage in west oakland to launch her campaign to become mayor of oakland. i'm a daughter of refugees. how says she grew up in poverty in stockton, the seventh of 10 children for a time to lived in public housing. i grew up in a very real fear of not having stable home. the city council member tells me she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead oakland. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby. living in our car. couchsurfing tao describes herself as bold, persistent and progressive, she says as a single mom, those qualities helped pave the way for a better life. tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i've managed multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing. three years ago, she was elected oakland's first mang, american city council member. i've seen

oakland is in crisis right now. council member lauren taylor today laid out his five point plan for reducing gun violence in the city. it calls for doubling the solve rate for violent crimes cutting in half the number of unanswered 911 calls doubling the capacity of crime prevention programs. and reducing disparities in public safety response between different communities across oakland. he also proposes investing in community and mental health services. while staffing is paramount. we also have to look at other ways of addressing our clearance rate, and one of those is increasing the use of technology. people are dying. little kids are dying bullets of flying every day and our neighborhoods we must do something called the 911 is like calling. i'm telling you. santa claus was released. so far, there have been more than 120 homicides in oakland this year. that's higher than the total for any full year since 2012. when there were 131 homicides in the city. well, also in oakland, the man who attacked a prominent chinat

oakland police arrested three people in connection to last month robbery and shooting of retired oakland police captain or c. joyner. this happened october 21st at a west oakland gas station. surveillance video shows joyner, surrounded by several men who grabbed his phone, pulled the chain off his neck and stole a backpack from his vehicle. joyner fired his gun. and one of the suspected roberts died. another was injured. joyner himself was in the hospital several days and was released last week today. president biden order to release oil from the strategic petroleum reserve in an attempt to lower gas prices. triple a reports. the average gas price in our state is $4.71 for a gallon of regular a dollar 50 more than what we were paying this time last year, griff jenkins reports. as tens of millions of americans hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday. they make it into gestion when they go to gas up. but on tuesday, president biden made a move he hopes brings relief ordering the release of 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve to help boost supply and bring down

oakland orders that there are repercussions to that. at the same time, we must continue to invest, doubling down on crime prevention. mayor libby schaaf said today that she plans to submit a revised police hiring plan to the city council, which could include another police academy. the california highway patrol says there was an increase in the number of deaths and the wise this holiday weekend. officials say 57 people were killed in crashes across the state. during the chp s 102 hour maximum enforcement period . that is a 14% increase from last year and the chp arrested 1019 people for impaired driving . that is a 17% increase from thanksgiving 2020 concerns tonight over the new oh, macron vary and prompting the cdc to change its booster recommendations. now saying that everyone over 18 should get a booster shot. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live in the newsroom after talking to a doctor about whether current vaccines will protect us from this latest strange. heather the ucsf neurologist says that it will take several weeks before

all with oakland roots, the city and the oakland a's each own half the property. the ayes have said they need money from developing the coliseum to help fund their proposed waterfront ballpark if the a's decided to even stay in oakland, the a's have been really singularly focused on howard. terminal. and i don't think that they've really focused on the coliseum. but it appears other sports teams may be interested. the group says it has had high level talks with the women's national basketball association about bringing a team to the arena, but we are in discussions with the w n b a, which are going very well. somewhere and they are have been open to bringing a two team to oakland, and the group has been speaking with the nfl about a new team goal was to have the first african american majority owned nfl football team. the project could create thousands of jobs. we want there to be affordable. quality affordable housing. um we want there to be education we want there to be, you know, business districts would like there to be hotels. the city council selected the gr

the oakland arena. you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30 after a near fatal covid-19 infection and nine months in the hospital, san jose man returned to cheers from the medical staff that saved his life. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has this story of survival and perseverance. wednesday wheelchair bound noah davis receiving a hero's welcome at the place that saved his lif. this is my second home, you know, i feel like this is my family. i feel like i climbed back. same height of people. i've known my whole life. the 31 year old almost didn't live long enough to see this day. nine months ago, davis came down with covid 19, and only recently left this hospital and my whole family was, you know, masks and watching hands every time i came home. lifestyle spreading our mail. despite those precautions, the former third party apple tech worker got sick, which worsened his blood oxygen level dropped by one third. he was in severe respiratory distress. and patients like that, as they progress, particu

oakland police are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. steve bannon surrendered to federal authorities this morning to face contempt charge. bannon one time adviser to former president donald trump, was indicted on friday on two counts of contempt of congress after defying a subpoena. to testify before a house committee investigating the january six attack on the u. s capitol. if convicted, each count carries a maximum sentence of one year in jail. bannon was released today after surrendering his passport. he is scheduled to be back in federal court on thursday. former presidential candidate byetta rourke is running for governor of texas and a video announcing his campaign. the democrats says he wants the state to move away from extremist policies. and focus on issues that most texans agree upon. i know that together. we can get back to being big again because i saw that in february when the electricity grid failed and those in power failed. all of us. it was the people of texas who are willing to put their d

chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. chan addressed the court, saying other victims of asian descent are scared to be walking the streets. we should be able to be anywhere. at any time. you should be safe when people are saying the wrong place at the wrong time. if it wasn't me, it could have been another person back in april. ramsey knock chan to the ground from behind as you walk near eighth and broadway in downtown oakland. though dazed and bloodied, chan was able to take this photo of ramsey, who was arrested a short while later by oakland police. as part of a plea deal. ramsey pleaded no contest to assault and the d a dropped a criminal threats, charge and hate crime allegation. but the key issue in court was how to punish ramsey, but at the same time ensure that he's treated for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. prosecutor peter mcguinness said he wants ramsey to serve four years they locked and secure facility higher the events. he was off his medication for eight or nine months. he also said he did not want to

in oakland and ruben ktvu fox two news this year surgeon homicides in oakland is leaving families grieving and police scrambling to respond, but just how many of these killings are being solved? ktvu investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky looked into the numbers and explains why solving cases is crucial and reducing violence. at night, these streets in oakland often become battle zones between warring groups where gunfire and death rage out of control. as a friday 119 people have been killed, a toll not seen in a decade, leaving residents and city leaders aghast a senseless act of violence in our community continues to sicken me, but part of stopping the bloodshed requires law enforcement to catch the killers. so just how many of these homicides are being solved? we asked oakland police for the numbers. of the 119 killings. so far this year 29 have been solved. police cleared an additional 11 cases from previous years. that's an overall 33% clearance rate. by comparison, san francisco has cleared 87% of homicides from just this year and, according to the state department of justice, calif

these are not just people from oakland. chief armstrong plans to hold a virtual meeting tomorrow with cannabis owners to discuss ways to improve safely heather from large retailers to the small businesses. it seems no one here is immune, henry. thank you very much. a serial shoplifting suspect in san francisco is now out of jail and on an ankle monitor. aziza graves is accused of more than 100. thefts from the stones town target store. the district attorney's office filed 128 charges, including eight felony counts of grand theft. prosecutors say she stole $40,000 worth of merchandise since last year. a judge just released graves to deal with a separate case in el dorado county. she's due back in a san francisco courtroom tomorrow to face that long list of theft charges. well, now we go to wisconsin tonight, where a child has become the sixth fatality of the tragic crash. at a christmas parade on sunday. the suspect was charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. foxes madala rivera tells us some are quest

all with oakland roots, the city and the oakland a's each own half the property. the ayes have said they need money from developing the coliseum to help fund their proposed waterfront ballpark. if the aids decided to even stay in oakland, the a's have been really singularly focused on howard. terminal. and i don't think that they really focused on the coliseum. but it appears other sports teams may be interested. the group says it has had high level talks with the women's national basketball association about bringing a team to the arena. but we are in discussions with the w n b a, which are going very well. where and they are have been open to bringing a tomb team to oakland, and the group has been speaking with the nfl about a new team goal was to have the first african american majority owned nfl football tea. the project could create thousands of jobs. we want there to be affordable. quality affordable housing. um we want there to be education we want there to be, you know, business districts would like there to be hotels. the city council selected the group o

anyone with information is urged to call oakland police for now we're live in oakland's access. ktvu fox two news. thank you. thank you, zack. turning now to the spread of the new strain of coronavirus, researchers are scrambling to get a better understanding of omicron. most of the new cases are in europe, where the uk, germany and italy have confirmed patients today. belgium and israel have confirmed the variant has also been detected in travelers passing through their countries as well. but even as far as hong kong travelers have discovered, they're carrying that strain for the moment. president biden's chief of medical advisor has stopped short of suggesting the variant is spreading across the u. s of course, anything is possible. we don't know that there's no indication that it is right now. it seemed to have been restricted. there was some cases. without originated in south africa and neck went to botswana and people who traveled and found out they were infected, and one that had gone actually to a hong kong. so there's a lot of travel. you never know exactly where they ar

in oakland over the weekend. how the little boys being remembered and the chp continues to look for the shooter plus started struggling to breathe. i told my boyfriend like. we've got to get out of here, but there was no way out grief and anger after eight people were killed at the astro world music festival in houston. the questions about what organisers and police didn't shut down the show when chaos broke out. i just want to see my dance and. so i was so exactly to start the flight and that should be the first question beautiful reunions today as international travel is resuming to the united states. we have the excitement from many people who touched down at sfo today somewhere meeting family members for the very first time. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon and good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm claudine wang infer mike mibach. the rain is returning to the bay area today. and it's not just the rain. it's also a wind advisory that does go into effect tonight as well. so l

in an east oakland neighborhood. police set up a perimeter near columbia and sterling drive, they say officers found a blown out window and a mother and her daughter hurt from gunfire. it's tearing our hearts apart, it's tearing families apart. it's tearing our communities apart and we've had enough city council members sounding off at the growing rate of violent crime in the city, and the slow rate of solving those crimes we have to understand. there are many things that lead up to it. we have to address root causes. preventing. the violence. we have to deter the violence by having a presence of. community and law enforcement folks who are holding people accountable and we have to follow through on these investigations to make sure that we are not just responding, but solving these cases. ktvu is investigative team looked into oakland's rate of closing cases. they found about 33% of the cities, homicides have been solved a number much lower than neighbouring cities. compare that to about 62% statewide over the last

when you put oakland ear's in harm's way. oakland police chief of iran armstrong will hold a news conference tomorrow morning to address the recent violence in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu , fox, dooney and henry. this proposal by the bear when will it go before the city council? well the mayor expects to have some more details released as early as friday. so we'll try to figure out more at that time. okay we'll be following what the council decides. henry. thank you. meantime an employee of the san jose daycare center is under arrest for several counts of sexual abuse of a child over a period of several years. investigators say that 62 year old julio cesar carrasco diaz worked at a license facility there on mcginnis avenue. they say a victim recently reported being sexually assaulted there by the suspect over a period of several years from 2011 to 2019 . police believe there could be other victims. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. since roaring tires screeching coming up how neighborhoods known fo

the aids in oakland. we don't want to lose the ace, so if you know is this to the detriment of the a's, or hopefully not. what to do with the coliseum site has been a question for years. perhaps the answer is now on the horizon, mike rob roth, their in the newsroom, rob. thank you. defense calls. travis mcmichael. and with that the man who fired the shot that killed ahmad are very took the stand to tell his side of the story. defendant travis mcmichael was the first person called to the stand as defense attorneys opened their case. they also requested a mistrial. box news anna iliopoulos has more now on the request and why the defendant said he shot in self defense. defense attorneys for three men charged in the killing of ahmad are very began making their case today. greg mcmichael, his son, travis, and neighbor william bryan are accused of chasing are very down. the three men say they suspected are very of robbery, and we're trying to conduct a citizens arrest defense calls. privacy michael travis, who

oakland so far this year how oakland's police chief just addressed an increase in violent crime, and the efforts underway to find the people responsible. plus the united states trying to learn more about the new omicron , burying the push for more people to get vaccinated and the growing concerns about the impact this variant could have on the economy. then after all that holiday shopping we did this past weekend. the focus today's shift to giving back to others. how you can help area nonprofits. this giving tuesday . the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. we start with some breaking news in marin county, where several stores at the north gate one shopping center in san rafael, have been shut down due to a hazmat situation. interviews tom vacar live on the scene and joining us live on the phone with the update, right, tom? what are you hearing? what are you seeing so far out there? well, i've been here for three hours, and that's how long this has been going on. 14 stores are effectively closed, uh, which is the

the oaklands african american population is only one in every four oakland ear's. african americans represent about three out of four of its homeless folks. families are being displaced. they're being separated from their communities, and we want to keep them here in oakland. uh we're focused on neighborhoods whose ransom increased by upwards to 90% the ultimate goal learned from this experiment and take it from pilot to policy to permanence. it's our hope that one day that this pilot will no longer be a pilot, but that it's a way that thousands of other people across the state of california can stay house, frankly, a system that allows every family to go to bed at night without the fear of losing that most basic human need. shelter america itself was made rich and powerful by its diversity of people, thoughts and contributions. oakland is fighting to maintain that treasure trove of human capital tom vacar ktvu, fox two news twitter is testing out a new design with hopes to better warn users of falls from misleading tweets. the new look features warning labels with

in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. two men face murder and attempted murder charges in connection with last month's robbery and shooting of retired oakland police captain rc joyne, marlon king and command wreaking were arraigned in dublin. they did not enter pleas. the robbery happened october 21st at a west oakland gas station. surveillance video shows joyner surrounded by several men join her fired his gun, killing one of the suspected robbers. joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds he is recovering. the defendants are also charged with murder for the death of their alleged accomplice. well, another peninsula politician is now vying to replace congresswoman jackie speier. after nearly a decade of representing the peninsula in the assembly, where i've had over 60 bills, signed into law as a city council member and mayor. had small business owner before that. i am very excited and humbled today to announce my candidacy for the united states house of representatives. san mateo state assemblyman kevin mullin says he wil

dead and the inspiring story of the 11 year old girl behind a brand new mural unveiled today in oakland. this is ktvu fox two news at six. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. police in eastern contra costa county have made an arrest in a double homicide at a birthday party in oakland. yes ktvu is james tourist tells us the gunfire also sent a man and a woman to the hospital. oakley police tell me the night started off as a birthday party between family and close friends at some point and argument erupted and shots were fired. this was the scene near mallicoat avenue and main street and oakley. officers say a group of women were screaming before the gunshots ring out. the ultimately to people would die on the scene, and two people were transported to hospital with gunshot injuries. hopefully police say officers found two men dead on a driveway in front of a home. they have not identified the victims but did say a 28 year old man from vallejo and a 44 year old man from brentwood died from the gunfire. to others. a 53 year old man

six in oakland reporting nine. so a nice one out there is going to be gorgeous into the afternoon with just a little bit of a fog. hanging on. that's really about it. mostly clear skies expected for most of us and temperatures well above the seasonal average 73 expected for santa rosa today we'll go 70 in san francisco, as well as oakland low seventies livermore and 73 expected over san jose. i better look at some of these numbers for your afternoon 66 pacifica in the north based 72 sandra fell the east based 72 expecting conquered, although maybe struggle getting to those numbers where again we still have a little bit of fog hanging on over the city's i'll have a look at what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. thank you, rosemary still to come at noon time taking a look at the life of any och mayor lamar thorpe. what do you saying about his time in the u. s navy and how it helped shape his life. his story is next. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful w

second oakland city council member now integrated the oakland mayor's race. city council member shane tao says she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead the city of oakland. she says she grew up in poverty. while living in stockton as the seventh a 10 children. she's a single mom who worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca catholic. kaplan is among her supporters. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby living in our car couch surfing. three years ago, town was elected as oakland's first among american city council member of elected mayor. she says she will focus on what she calls the basics public safety housing for the homeless and cleaner streets. the oakland mayor's election will be held next november. current mayor libby shaft is being turned out. still to come at noon, the supply chain crisis continued to hit businesses here in the bay area next how breweries are fac

oakland north reporting 27. and middle peak reporting 21 mph so little bit of a breeze out there in the hills outside of that, generally light winds take a look at what is continuing over los angeles at this hour until three o'clock this afternoon. a red flag warning for that dry northeast wind, and it's very gusty over areas of southern california and keeping in mind they haven't received as much rain as we had in late october and earlier this month. giving you a look there at the ridge that continues to keep that storm track to the north. it is breaking down just a little bit expected to move into areas over washington. already oregon, maybe northern california, but by the time it reaches us, it washes out. here's a look at the future cast getting into late tonight will continue with the mostly clear skies and then by 11 o'clock or so a little bit of cloud cover move through and then during the overnight hours, but again noticed there was no blues or greens or anything associated with that cloud cover, so we a

police in oakland residents are openly struggling with the violence. the victim's families face a lifetime of sorrow. ktvu investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky talked to some of those families whose loved ones died this year from violence. i didn't know. what to say. or how to say. to try and explain to a child. it's a conversation. no parent ever wants to have telling your four year old daughter. her dad is dead. i am a conjurer imagining rams that aren't yet. there but families across oakland are increasingly having these conversations as homicides near a 10 year high and street violence swells out of control. then the questions start. to come about. where is he was going on? working on talk to him. why can't i see him? sherry robertson's daughter, azari, a lost her dad, 40 year old aqaba, alipay. in march, he was shot dead in a car here in north oakland. the killer was never caught. and the family is left shocked and in pain do you feel about daddy? there has been no closure. no justice. as far as we know, he's just not here. we don't know why. w

oakland alameda estuary here. lots of blue sky up above tomorrow. we will definitely change change things up a bit as some cloud cover moves in from the pacific in advance of our next system. and that will be on friday. so for today, let's fog coverage that dry wind and place mostly sunny skies. this front kind of falls apart over the bay area on friday. that is our shower chance, and that's just about it because the weekend we are expecting dry conditions and looking long range. it looks dry in the next week as we approach thanksgiving. here's the forecast for today. look at okay. and then for your as we put this into motion for your thursday, definitely some more clouds. there is a slight chance of a sprinkle by late thursday afternoon into thursday night, but the main action moves in friday morning as a kind of spreads across the bay area, possibly lingering into the early portion of the afternoon on friday temperatures for today mostly in the sixties, mostly sunny skies for the this afternoon. so it's pretty q

the oakland city council is expected to vote on who's going to get the contract to redevelop the oakland alameda called cm complex. to development groups have presented plans to develop the 100 acre property, which does include the coliseum and the arena into a mixed use development of sports fields, homes, office buildings and business is now whichever group has chosen would have to partner up with the oakland a's as the team does own half the property. mayor lyndon breed has announced that the city of san francisco will spend $2.5 million to help revive the city's entertainment and music industry. the goal is to provide financial help to the many entertainment venues across the city that were forced to shut down during the pandemic. the mayor's sf live initiative would also include a series of concerts and live performances at outdoor parks and plazas that will begin next year. the number of homes on the real estate market in san francisco is now declining. after hitting a peak last month, the real estate blog socket site reports inventory levels in the city are now 44% lower than they

college savings plan offered through the nonprofit oakland promise has reached a new milestone. the brilliant baby program has now funded saving accounts for more than 1000 children. each child has received an initial $500 deposit. the nonprofit says that its investments have grown nearly 33% so children who have been in the program since it started in 2017 have already seen those college funds start to grow. a proposal to stop cannabis testing of oakland city employees for off the job use unanimously passed the public safety committee today. that proposal now heads to the city council right now, the city test employees for cannabis, which can show up for weeks after use. city leaders say that is not an accurate indication of impairment and needs to stop. they also say the testing has led to worker attrition at a time when oakland is facing a worker retention crisis. the policy does not impact. the policy does not impact the policy regarding employee impairment on the job, which is not allowed getting ready for the holidays. right after the break here behind the scenes look at h

the oaklands. african american population is only one in every four oakland ear's african americans represent about three out of four of its homeless folks. families are being displaced. they're being separated from their communities, and we want to keep them here in oakland. uh we're focused on neighborhoods whose ransom increased by upwards to 90% the ultimate goal learned from this experiment and take it from pilot to policy to permanence. it's our hope that one day that this pilot will no longer be a pilot, but that it's a way that thousands of other people across the state of california can stay house, frankly, a system. that allows every family to go to bed at night without the fear of losing that most basic human need shelter. america itself was made rich and powerful by its diversity of people, their thoughts and their contribution. oakland is fighting to maintain that treasure trove of human capital right in their own hometown. if they can stay tom vacar ktvu fox two news. hey, tom, when i

well, a second oakland city council member is entering the oakland mayor's race. city council member shane towel says that she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead oakland. she says she grew up in poverty and stockton and is the seventh of 10 children. she's a single mother who worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan and capital and is among her supporters. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby living in our car couch surfing. three years ago, tal was elected as oakland's first among american city council member and, if elected mayor, she says, she'll focus on what she calls the basics. public safety housing for the homeless and clean streets. the oakland mayor's election will be held next november. the current mayor, libby shaft is being turned out this month. we're celebrating native american heritage and 65 years ago, the federal government tried to relocate indige

the shooting happened in oakland city council member lauren taylor's district. he has a daughter who's a year older than the girl who was shot when. i think about what she is going through what she went through. i can't help but think of my daughter. how young innocent. uh she is. shootings in the occupied homes or vehicles in oakland are up 35% this year compared to the same time period in 2020. council members trevor reid and noel gallo also say it's time for the violence to stop lawless that are senseless and how they are committing these malicious acts of crime every day to wake up to this terror to go to sleep and to have that trauma in our hearts that's unacceptable and excusable. and what bothers me the most is your impacting our children. you're impacting our families. we've got to do a better job we need to treat this like the crisis that it is. it's a public health crisis. it's an emergency, and we need to invest accordingly. people in the house where the shooting happened, did not want to talk about the shooting today. oakland police are investigating

oakland city council member noel gay. i grew up in east oakland, he showed us some of the hot spots where he often finds large items left on the side of the road. he said. illegal dumping is worse than ever. and part of the problem is lack of enforcement. he blamed illegal hauling services and the fact that many people don't want to pay to properly dispose of bulky trash. we've got to have some pride and respect and loyalty to the city we live in and most of all for our children and families, because if not, this becomes the norm. guyot hopes this new program will make it easier for people to do their part and keep the city of oakland clean. there is no new cost to the city. for this program. residents can either call waste management or use the on line system to schedule a collection in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. thousands of uses. staff members are preparing to strike this week. more than 6000 lecturers are planning to walk off the job on wednesday and thursday at nine campuses, including uc berk

in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. two men face murder and attempted murder charges in connection to last month's robbery and shooting at retired oakland police captain er see joyner, marlon king and command breaking were arraigned in dublin. they did not enter plea. a third man joshua hails, is in custody in texas. the robbery happened october 21st at a west oakland gas station. surveillance video shows joiners surrounded by several men who grabbed his phone, pulled a chain off of his neck and stole a backpack from his car. joyner fired his gun, killing one of those suspected robbers. joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds but was released from the hospital. the defendants are now charged with murder for the death of their alleged accomplice. we're now averaging more than 1000 deaths from covid-19 every day here in the . s. and there are fears of 1/5 nationwide covid wave. as we head into winter. fox news, phil keating has more now for us from miami. health officials say a new nationwide covid surge could be unavoida

of oakland, and it's beautiful night, just stunning out there. and if you haven't been to oakland lately, man, you've got to check it out. it's come a long way. i've been working over there for well over here for 30 35 30 years. and it's changed a ton. so if you have to oakland lately, check it out, man. i mean, there's a lot of restaurants and. bars and just cool things to do in the city is it's on fire, actually. so if you look at the forecast for tomorrow, you can see the clouds increasing so tomorrow is really about increased clouds. um. and again a little bit of some little bit of cloud cover. and then thursday night, right in this here about right about there about nine o'clock thursday night, you search you showers moving into the north bank. and then you see the chance of showers about five a.m. friday. so this whole deal happens. you know, thursday midnight to six or seven in the morning. friday morning, eight o'clock nine o'clock by noon. it's a distant memory, so that's the plan. that system is not a non event, but it's a non event com

a group of thieves targeted a locally owned store in oakland. the owners say they made off with some $60,000 worth of merchandise. as ktvu azenith smith tells us, it will happen in under a minute. surveillance video counters, thieves stormed into prime 356 on 35 6/14 street in downtown oakland just before 11 30 monday night. 30 to 40 people bum rushing our shop with not enough items for all of them. the group donning hoodies and face masks, scene stealing high end and highly sought after sneakers like jordan's and yeezys, not to mention hats, clothing, whatever they could get their hands on. the store is no more than 1000 square feet. we got alarm. you know, we barricade everything as much as we can. but how could you stop the force of 40 30 to 40 people? that's a football team. maybe 15 of them at one time. we're just pulling on thi. the owners say the group pried open the middle gate, getting it off its tracks and broke windows. this video shows them outfront breaking in seconds later the running in different directions, leaving in 15 cars. i'

who killed young jasper woo on 8 80 in oakland. eric our crime reporter henry lee tells us the toddler from fremont got caught in the crossfire of a shootout. he just so tough? you know when you're supposed to go home, but instead, you know you went to the hospital, saying your baby's dad jasper wu was just weeks away from turning to. but instead of a birthday celebration, his family is planning his funeral after he was shot and killed on an oakland freeway, driving through. fun funny kind of freeway and get shot and all of a sudden, your baby, you know, it's just no longer there. carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, has been helping jasper's family. he says they're nightmare began shortly after two saturday afternoon, the family was headed home to fremont from san francisco on south beach and 8 80 when shots rang out near filbert street in west oakland. and the baby you know was sweeping. you know, in kasich, i guess a bullet, you know? went through the shield windshield and just hit the baby. the cal

and a big new community of tiny homes in oakland. why experts say getting the homeless into these small houses ups their chances to stay off the streets for good. and we got some scattered showers still in the bay area. it's messing a little bit with the afternoon commute a break tomorrow and then some more potential rain in the five days back here with that. want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. more immune support. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature's bounty gives you more, so you can live bountifully. workers and thousands, including firefighters and police officers did not show up for work about 9000, new york city, municipal workers were put on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with the mandate. that's out of. workforce of nearly 400,000 fire department says 2300. firefigh

in oakland and ruben ktvu, fox two news. as we head into winter health officials are warning of a possible fifth covid surge cases are spiking in more than a dozen states and hospitalizations are on the rise as well. in colorado hospitals are so overwhelmed officials have enacted crisis standards of care. the national guard, helping staff, some hospitals and at least three fema medical search teams have been deployed, and on thursday, colorado's governor signed an executive order allowing booster shots for all adults in the state, saying it is the best way to bring infection rates down. really encourage everybody to get that third dose of the vaccine. i got mine and i'm 46 get it, no matter what your age. meanwhile the feds are making a big push to get kids to roll up their sleeves by the end of the weekend the cdc says. more than a million children ages, 5 to 11 will have gotten their first dose. well california is making sure that most people who want a covid booster shot can get one even though the cdc is restricting elig

racist graffiti was discovered at an oakland chinatown market today. carl chan, president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce, tells ktvu. the graffiti was found outside of newton's market in chinatown this morning. chan says police have been notified. the chinatown area in oakland has been on high alert over the last year amid increased racial attacks on asians and asian americans. no arrests have been made. in this case. anyone with information about the graffiti is asked to call oakland police new tonight. starting tomorrow, petaluma police officers will be assigned to kennel worth junior high school until further notice due to a potential bomb threat. school district says the threat was made by someone using the anonymous stop it app, which is designed to report safety issues. misconduct and bullying at school district says they've been working closely with police to determine whether the bomb threat is credible. we have an update tonight on a story that we have been following all day long here a big bear that was up in a large tree in petal

oakland north reporting 14. and as i step back just a little bit and give you a look at these numbers, so half moon bay now reporting the fog and 57 degree. meanwhile san francisco enjoying 66 santa rosa 73 for the inner east bay right now, livermore at 68 your overnight lows for tomorrow upper forties to start your morning in santa rosa as well. it's napa, so chilly start for some 49 conquered. fifties around the bay. cool, but not too bad 53 for hayward 53 sam ato and then as we get into the afternoon another mild one temperatures even expected to tick up just a little bit conquered fairfield. you should notice a difference unless we're stuck under that fog once again tomorrow, but likely to see a better day. 72 in oakland 70 degrees for downtown san francisco. 76 in santa rosa, as well as in the south bay of san jose, and the extended forecast shows you even a tad warmer for some on sunday before we begin to cool things down monday, tuesday, wednesday back into the sixties, even low sixties by wednesday with

oakland police say they can't investigate these shootings alone. anyone with information in any of these incidents is asked to give him a call. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. a federal appeals court today temporarily blocked the release of records sought by u. s house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. the court was considering an emergency request by former president donald trump the administrative stays intended to give the court time to consider trump's arguments against the release of documents. the documents were set to be released tomorrow. but today's order delays the potential release of them until the end of the month airport starting to see an uptick in the number of people feeling confident enough to travel during the pandemic still to come here. why some transportation workers? thank you should reconsider the traveling over the upcoming holidays. and we have another warm day on tap for your friday. it's gonna be beautiful house good back into the mid seventie. what's the weekend look like? i'll have that when i returne

in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and tonight we're hearing from the family of a man who was killed in a house fire in brentwood. the men's dog died and his stepson is fighting for his life. at the same time to family members are without a home. ktv s amberleigh is live at the scene tonight. an amber. you met with the fire incident commander and a family member. andre we're on nancy street. the fire destroyed this home. the victim's son tells me he visits his father here every sunday after church and he stunned by what happened. it was a simple man. quite and, uh, it's very honest. hard worker. torture sandoval is grieving the loss of his father. he sues sandoval, affectionately known as jesse, the retired farm worker was killed in the brentwood home where he raised his family. he taught us myself and my brother. you know how to be, uh, good people. on this night, neighbors lit candles and said prayers for sandoval. he lost his life thursday afternoon when a far broke out at his home. italian chief gil guerrero tells

and in east oakland. two people are recovering in the hospital following a shooting near the 1100 block of 89th avenue. this shooting happened shortly after midnight. when officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot once. authorities say a second victim had already left for the hospital. it was a woman. she had already gone to again to the hospital before police arrived. both victims are said to be in stable condition. no word tonight on any suspects that this story ring doorbell camera video shows moments leading up to a kidnapping case that started in sacramento and ended in hayward is greg liggins explains the child is safe tonight, but his mother is recovering from a gunshot wound. you're looking at the tense moments leading up to an alleged child abduction and shooting outside a home in sacramento friday afternoon. the suspect is seen in the upper left corner of the screen, removing a skateboard from the trunk of a car. he then begins using it to strike two other vehicles. a short time later

oakland suffers another homicide . oakland police roll out a new plan to combat violent crime. good evening. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank somerville. we're learning . oakland's latest homicide victim was trying to stop a car break in when he was shot to death. the victim in this case was shot just north of lake merritt on grand avenue. it happened at about 3 30 this afternoon. investigators say the victim had his own vehicle burglarized before he tried to stop another auto burglary in progress. the suspected burglars shot the victim before taking off. crime stoppers and the oakland police department are already offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. if you can help contact the oakland police department, the number to call is 5102383. to 1 today, shooting comes as oakland police staffed extra officers this weekend to address the city's increase in violent crime. several tactical teams were brought into support patrol officers responding to armed caravans, illegal side shows and other violent crimes. those tactical team

now oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce hopes a $10,000 reward might help. they're also looking at putting up a billboard explaining how to report a tip. so people can see something say something, but most important, do something they believe community involvement will be the key to solving this case. we need people to feel remorseful for this family. we need people to feel empathy for what happened, and we need people to think about. what if this was a child of yours. oakland police chief says they're working with chp on the case but have little progress to announce so far. obviously we are follow up following up on some leads that we have, but there's still more work to be done. the chief is advocating for freeway cameras, saying they might have made a difference and city council members to say now is the time to embrace new ideas around safety. i want solutions that work. i don't want emotionally based solutions that people feel will make them safe. but don't actually make them safe. and that is the challenge of 2021. the chinatown chamber of commerce say

oakland is marking another death due to gun violence on the freeway. 29 year old amani morris of oakland is the latest person to die. she was shot and killed yesterday morning on interstate 80 westbound right here. debate bridge toll plaza ktvu mannequin tana live in the newsroom here in amanda. you spoke with morris's mother just this morning. yes i did. a monte morris was a mother of two young boys herself who were in that car when she was shot and killed. her mom tells me that she was in the passenger seat, and her fiance was driving her to a job interview when that shooting happened. she was just a bright light. um she come into a room and like any room up with her smile from georgia. elisa butler, amani morris's mother described her daughter as a creative soul and loving mom. her blazed. background funds were her world. there was nothing she wouldn't do for those boys. those boys, ages three and five, were in the back seat when someone fired multiple shots into the suv. her fiance was driving hitting morris in the passenger seat. they were o. i 80 near the bay bridge. butler tells m

this weekend's violence leaves oakland with 119 homicides for the year. the city had 102 just last year. ktvu evan sernoffsky has been speaking with some of the victims loved ones about their struggle to move on after suffering losses like this, and he joins us live now in studio with what they are saying new at six here, evan. that's right, mike with well over 100, homicides and counting. oakland is returning to the kind of violence seen during the all time highs of the 19 eighties and nineties. now i spoke to several family members who are grieving their lost loved ones. they're also struggling to find the best way to break such tragic news to kids that have lost a family member. experts in trauma say that this kind of violence will have an imprint on the community. that will last decades or longer. now, here's a little bit of a recent interview i did with a mom whose four year old daughter just lost her dad in a fatal shooting. in the questions start. to come about. where is he was going on? working not talk to him. why can't i see him? there has been

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andrei martin says his truck was parked on carrington in oakland off of highway up high street. excuse me when it was stolen yesterday. inside were more than 5000 pictures of former students involved in safe that's an education program for at risk youth that castle, mont high school in oakland. the photos are from years of the trips the students took to historical sites in colleges all across the us. i'm offering $1000 to have the truck and the items back. no questions asked. i just want the items back and it's their prices . they're replaceable, and it means a lot to a lot of other people, not just myself. mhm madden says the photos were in his truck because he was going to beat up with a friend to make a slide show for an event to honor the former students who achieve success from the program and later went on to college. alright heading into your thanksgiving day tomorrow. hope you have the day off. i hope you have a lot of family coming into talents. a perfect time to show off the neighborhood. i mean, they're the weather beautiful, stunning. a few clouds tomorrow cold start