one of the owners stand, campbell says people are slowly trickling in. we had a vote for parties. >> 15 2025 from a pool. an apple employee tells us the bar is a world away from the tech work across the street. it's a bit like in market west end of london although beautiful inside gampel says he's lost 70% of his business since the pandemic knew that was it was pretty busy. we did use open for lunch just we don't open for lunch. no, we don't open to for you coming here and you get away from everything in silicon valley. one longtime customer eric crutchlow showed us a picture of how packed the bar was before covid. now as apple employees are returntng to work, he says it's lively again. people decided to come in and just, you know, we were all trying to have a good time. so. >> this has been great gamble been in business 39 years. and despite losing 70% of its customers. >> yeah, because i enjoy it. he's vowing to stay open as apple employees trickle back in reporting in cupertino, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right, 4.41 is the time coming up ne

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justin campbell kron 4 news. justin, thank you for that. >> sacramento officials announced new developments in their ongoing investigation into the mass shooting last month and the state capitol, 6 people were killed. 12 were injured. prosecutors announced that they are now charging 3 men with 3 counts of murder and criminal enhancements. 2 suspects are brothers, smiley and dandrae martin are currently in custody. police are still looking for another suspect. to la peyton prosecutors and police described the crime as a violent gang-related gun battle. >> as the chief said in her comments and has been stated already another public documents. this was a gun battle between 2 rival gangs. the evidence shows that the that the rival gangs. gang members arm themselves with weapons. the evidence shows and we'll show that these individuals armed themselves with guns. >> there were several questions about why the 3 suspects and that being charged with the death of 3 other men involved in the shootout. the district attorney

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ed campbell, thank you so much. and thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. the weekend for many of us actually is not looking too bad at all. some sunshine around and feeling pleasantly warm, but we have scattered showers in the forecast too. in fact, it will end up fairly cloudy in northern ireland and western scotland eventually later on saturday. now, the clouds have been clearing overnight and into the early hours of saturday morning. in fact, it's largely clear across the uk. perhaps some mist and murk on the coasts in the south—west, and just a few showers there in the western isles and maybe central scotland. but other than that, i think it's mostly sunny right from the word go with temperatures between nine and 11

well, for justin campbell spoke to the county officials what they're doing in an effort to help the most vulnerable people find housing there. >> santa clara county officials say more than 10,000 people are living on the streets in the county compared to 2019. that's a 3% increase and they have a lot more work to do. we ha e. >> seeing some success. we've house almost 6900 people over the last couple of years. but we have tremendous challenges in that number of people that are continuing to fall into homelessness each year. catherine kaminsky. >> deputy director office of supportive housing says people are falling into homelessness due to a lack of affordable housing. we have to build and develop >> increase the number of affordable housing units that are available to people in our community to meet the growing need. but affordable housing projects can take years. supervisor otto lee says he's focused on interim housing, which moves people from the streets to empty motel rooms. we've had a program in sunny, though, for example. >> moving 31 individuals from a 10th into motel room very qu

ed campbell, thank you so much. and thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. the week ended with soggy scenes and the guards did need it. there was all of those remarry with the system is now clearing eastwards with some quieter, drier weather to come for the night and still one or two showers and clear spells for the most part with the temperature is not dropping too far. many of the towns and cities between 8—11 and it may get just a towns and cities between 8—11 and it may getjust a little cooler than that for review in the countryside. for saturday, some spells of sunshine and we will see cloud bringing ran across northern ireland. that ran them getting into parts o

crawford's justin campbell has that story for us. >> in this cell phone video, you can see a man taking matt mahan election sign right outside his headquarters. mahan is running to become san jose's mayor that the intimidation that comes into play when somebody tearing down other people's lawn signs is is just unacceptable. there's no place for that in our democracy. it's not just him to other candidates. bonia and van lay say hundreds of their election signs have been torn down to both the running for san jose city council seat. lay says roughly 200 of her campaign signs have been torn down. i believed to have to be some. >> the candy, need you know, my campaign, you can tell this is not an accident when the metal that hold the sides up is all working distorted. all of the candidates feel someone or whoever is behind stealing their signs are resorting to dirty politics. this is intended to try to dilute the massive support. we're all getting. and it's confusing voters. some people have even asked vonleh if she withdrew from the city council race. i say no way. >> it's what i do not see

that's high of 79 degrees in campbell. a beautiful day in cupertino at 78 degrees. 79 in santa clara and 76, not as windy in the south. little wind sheltered there, but you get to the east bay get over the mountain you're going to see some gusty winds here. watch out for that. fire. danger is going to be elevated. you're not running high necessarily but elevated. you can see temperatures running up in the 80's to be warm out tomorrow afternoon. 81 degrees in danville about 80 in san ramon, 18 renda about 79 degrees in berkeley. so some toasty temperatures showing up outside for tomorrow. and then windy in the i think that will be the biggest concern. as you see, some very strong gusts, maybe 40, maybe 50 miles per hour, especially across some of the mountain tops. there. you get toward atlas peak. you're going to see some very gusty winds and those locations overnight tonight through about the middle of the day tomorrow. and then those winds will begin to subside coast side to see some sunshine temperatures there in the mi

justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right. thank you, justin. >> a red flag warning is ending for parts of the bay area, but fire crews all over the bay area are still on fire. watch the hillsides, of course, are dry. temperatures are hot. it's been windy. so any fire that starts could, of course, spread quickly. we saw an example of that today in concord. this is video of a fire that started around noon just off highway 4 and will pass road about 20 acres burns. the good news is the fire is now fully contain. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking the conditions that this continues to be a problem. are things easing a little bit backing off now, which is some good news said again that northerly that dry wind. >> now starting to see a bit of a sea breeze and that sea breeze means everything. the fire conditions out there. you can see lot of that haze in the atmosphere. that's moisture coming right off the ocean waters there that on shore flow now kicking in and red flag warnings have just just to come down.

in campbell. robert honda, nbc bay area news. >> joining me now live, ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. jim hon and can't thank you for helping us along the way. >> my pleasure, terry. thanks for having me on. >> talking about san francisco and one county and does reflect the bay area and really california. steady rise of both cases and hospitalizations. a month ago in san francisco, 40 hospitalizations and now 98. why do you think we're see ago spike in those numbers and do they startle or scare you? >> doesn't scare me, terry, because we're still a fraction of where we were in the middle of january. the other idea is that the more you increase cases in the community, the more people are coming in for other reasons than they're going to be diagnosed with covid in the hospital. generally speaking, not everybody has real deal covid symptoms and maybe with covid or, you know, alongside -- we don't have all the features of an endemic because it's evolving and we can drive the numbers of deaths d

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rebuilding together silicon valley and volunteers from campbell civil engineering company sandus repainted his entire home today. garcia bought the home new in 1954 and has been part of the fabric of the south bay ever since then nice to see. alright chris alvarez now with a preview of sports and and chris try to follow that up. i will try coming up in sports time to make a move to memphis the warriors getting ready for the grizzlies in the next round plus different kind of splash it there goes a beer there goes some nachos. oh, we got baseball too sports. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. t abs sponsored by river rock casino the warriors hit the practice floor earlier this morning b

lydia campbell, bbc news. world number one iga swiatek is also through to round two but the former world number one and four time grand slam champion naomi osaka was knocked out. in her post match interview she said she wasn't sure she would play wimbledon this year, after the tournament was stripped of ranking points, because of its ban on russian and belarusian players. it's kind of, like... i don't want to say pointless, no pun intended, but, like... i'm the type of player that gets motivated by, seeing my ranking going up and stuff like that. i'm going to kind of see how like the decisions turn up because i think there's going to be a bit of back—and—forth about the whole point situations and then i guess i can make my decisions. rafael nadal�*s quest for a record—extending 14th french open men's title is under way. the spaniard enjoyed a commanding straight set victory over australia's jordan thompson. it was a 106th french open victory for the 35—year—old fifth seed. defending champion novak

i want him back. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> to find an ally to help care for your mental health, check out local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. a lot of great resources on there for you. >> world is tonight with david muir is next. >> we appreciate your time. the next newscast is at 6:00. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. for state controller, or high blood potassium. only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved

one of the owners stand, campbell says people are slowly trickling in. we have to vote for parties. >> 15 2025 from a pool. an apple employee tells us the bar is a world away from the tech work across the street. it's a bit like love mark and west end of london although beautiful inside gampel says he's lost 70% of his business since the pandemic knew that was it was pretty busy. we did use open for lunch just we don't open for lunch. no, we don't open to for you coming here and you get away from everything in silicon valley, one longtime customer eric crutchlow showed us a picture of how packed the bar was before covid. now as apple employees are returning to work, he says it's lively again. people decided to come in and just, you know, we were all trying to have a good time. so. >> this has been great gamble been in business 39 years. and despite losing 70% of its customers. >> because i enjoy it. he's vowing to stay open as apple employees trickle back in reporting in cupertino, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. time now for 4 zone forecast

really nice san jose at 78 campbell getting up to 80 degrees today. you'll be in good company in the south bay tomorrow with even more 80's down that way. oakland, 74, while danville, walnut creek and concord, as well as antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield, vacaville napa in youngsville all into the 80's and much as will be the campbell, you have a lot more company joining you in the 80's tomorrow. maybe even a few low 90's inland sunday gets more mild after such a hot saturday and next week will level out and some 70's and 80's comfortable seasonable and dry all the way through. >> and with the forecast like that, think that your travel would be okay out of sfo today. it's not the whether the boy to blame today. it's actually some ticketing issues in terminal. one has 5 outgoing flights completely canceled. now. >> and affecting airlines such as southwest american and jetblue again, that's out of terminal one. so if you are doing some travel today, make sure to suppose website. see if your flight is going to be affected by one of those ticketing delays. i

temperatures just shy of 80 campbell. you'll get there, though, right at 80 degrees. still holding on to the upper 70's for the tri valley and mid 70's along the east bay shoreline. oakland, very nice free at 74 danville, walnut creek, concord, right at 80 warmest spot today. vacaville at eighty-four degrees. a sign of things to come for tomorrow. going to be a lot more 80's in your 4 zone forecast for saturday. even likely a couple of low 90's for this to inland bayshore cities also getting warm tomorrow into the upper 70's to low 80's will take a bit of a step back on sunday for bay to breakers. you can expect 60's in the city. well, low 80's at our warmest inland next week looks comfortable and looks consistently sunny and dry reyna. john, thank you for that. still have those delays along the peninsula. so if you're traveling along one, 0, one northbound, just south of woodside road. >> we have this accident. they just remove it to the right hand shoulder. so you are still seeing residual delays along one o one on the northbound and southbound side because of that

reporting in morgan hill, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. time for a look at the 4 zone forecast as we have this beautiful shot overlooking san francisco on. >> what we like to call friday eve. and even though the weather has been pretty nice, we are concerned about fire danger. and lawrence has more on exactly what's going on out. yeah, these next 18 to 24 hours. the winds going to be with that. we're seeing some of that happening already. saw some winds picking up today. more of a northerly wind kicking in. that's going to be settling in overnight tonight. and that's where we're concerned. as in the north face lonoke county looking at some very gusty winds as you make your way in the central valley, a 15 to 30 mile an hour, maybe 40, 50 mile an hour gusts across some of the mountaintops that include the napa area. 2 in the humidity just running extremely low 5 to 15%. very, very dry air mixing in from the system you see here, our fire, a potential model is we're going to see the fire weather right now is already increased in spots. you've

. >> announcing a new vision for the park and crawford's justin campbell. he was there and tells us when we may be able to go back to those red, what? this is just some of the damage after lightning hit the big redwoods in twenty-twenty park rangers say the forest is resilient and regrowing all. >> stall on a media tour of the forest. there are signs of growth everywhere you look what changes are coming. california park ranger district superintendent chris spore were showed us where in old visitor building used to sit only a staircase remains after the fire. we have had the opportunity to rethink sort of the facilities in. >> the old growth and one of the focuses here is to move those facilities out of growth and to our facility called settlement. >> re imagining big basin. california's new vision for the part on top of moving a busy 2 buildings out of the court old growth, part of the forest also be relocating some camping sites and establishing a shuttle. >> to the park in the future, it will be a more immersive and natural feeling experience where people

justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. sacramento officials have announced new developments in their ongoing investigation into that mass shooting that happened last month. 6 people died. 12 were injured. >> prosecutors announced they're now charging 3 men with 3 counts of murder and criminal and has 2 suspects are brothers. if smiley and dandre martin there currently both in custody. police are still looking, though, for another suspect. of peyton prosecutors and police described the crime as a violent gang related gun battle. >> as the chief said in her comments and has been stated already in other public documents. this was a gun battle between 2 rival gangs. the evidence shows that the that the rival gangs. gang members arm themselves with weapons. the evidence shows and we'll show that these individuals armed themselves with guns. >> so we mention that these 3 suspects have been charged with 3 counts of murder and criminal enhancements. but 6 people died and there were questions today about why the suspects have not b

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead of the prophet morning news, the warriors got roughed up in memphis, taking on the grizzlies. sports director jason dumas says the highlights. we'll be right back. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on may. 4th had we've already established. >> that we would like the 4th to be with because of the today marks here in may. but dave, i have a question. will the forecast be with us? i don't know. but i really want to wear dark energy is going. where are we going all that? if we could just tap into that, that would be. >> whatever. anyway, good morning good morning, everybody. here's a look at what's going on. the east bay shoreline. just want to point out just a little bit of this. he's the fog. that's a hand heju

2027 will be can open the do. >> the new ballpark, a final vote by cdc is scheduled for june. 30th campbell says the oakland city council will also need to certify a development agreement in order for the project to proceed. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> some of the best teachers in contra costa county got an unexpected visit to their classrooms. the surprise they've been a finalist for the teachers of the year. the timely announcement comes tuesday and national teacher appreciation day. the finalists include holler at 3rd at maryland elementary school on a creek chef, dante eddington and diablo vista elementary in antioch, natasha paul and mount diablo high school in concord and serena colton with donald reena elementary school in the rada. each has been teaching for at least 19 years. that ochea paul says while last year was the most difficult year of her career, the challenges have not discourage her love for the job. i think that. >> it's worth it because this is our future. and if you want to make a difference in how our world looks you need to the ground level, just why? >> 2 of th

justin campbell has more on that. starting at 6.30, in the morning. they will be having a candlelight vigil to honor the victims. they will be honoring teen victims. the 10th victim actually took his own life a few months after experiencing. >> the mass shooting, trains will be here. they will blow what a horn each victim honoring them today. i also spoke with california state senator dave protest. the coup has help secure funding for the vta to recover after the shooting. he spoke about a bill that he is a proponent working its way through the california legislature that he thinks will help stop mass school shootings. >> why are school officials to to contact police up on a perceived threat of a magnet team that that implies firearm safety is in that called the speed to be utley. and we just need to make that clear to legislation. >> he says it's a time for action, not in action as the families will come here tomorrow to remember their loved ones killed one year ago reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> community members here a

and they're planning to expand. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. how technology is certainly incredible as we continue to and further into the future. >> we're also moving further and further into the weekend. we need a check of the forecast for that. good morning to you. they it's a nice weekend ahead of us. we're looking at temperatures down a little bit, which is certainly nice after some upper 90's earlier this week, looking outside at the golden gate bridge skies are clear a little bit wobbly. that's not tpthe bridge. don't worry. that's just the cameron suture tower. >> that's still being pushed around by some of the strong winds that are yet again sparking up red flag warnings across the inland portions of the state now for coastal areas and bayside areas. you'll be comparatively calm compared to the central valley. the delta and the western or the western edge of the central valley right along the foothills. these areas are going to see the strongest of winds, the lowest of humidity and still are warmest of temperatures resulting in that fe

>>campbell wants fans to know despite some recent setbacks, they should feel good about the a's staying rooted in oakland. really important milestone for the project. >>and with that approval and the approval of the state council, we have all the necessary approvals to move forward. so it's a big deal. there are 2 dates to be watching for next when it comes to the progress at howard terminal. >>one is june second. that is the public hearing. and then june 30th is the final vote in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >>other news this afternoon, the department of energy will spend billions on battery manufacturing in hopes of helping the biden administration meet its electric vehicle goals. the federal agency announced monday the funding of more than 3 billion dollars in battery production. they say it's intended to strengthen the domestic supply chain in the united states, which will help lower costs for families and boost employment. according to the d o e e more than 2.5 million electric vehicles were sold at the end of march. president biden wants to have electric vehicl

at beausejour, i met the second of my guides, the historical novelist dc campbell, who grew up on grenada. dc explained what life was like for the slaves shipped here from west africa by the colonial powers to harvest the valuable sugar cane. to the left, we would have seen the windmill turning, and those would have the big rollers that would crush the sugar canes. very dangerous work, because the rollers, when you're feeding the rollers with the sugar cane, if your fingertip gets caught, it's the beginning, because your finger pulls your hand, and then your hand, your shoulder, and then your entire body. and there are cases of entire bodies being crushed in those machines. there'sjust not enough time to stop it. so the solution... the solution at that time was to have a big machete standing close by, and someone whose job it was to keep an eye on the feeders and the machete. and the minute someone got stuck in those rollers, they would take that machete and chop off the limb. good lord. yes. rather lose their arm, than a life. because that human being with one arm can still get back to d

make the peaceful allegations to our sovereignty and strength in europe and proud of the entire fort campbell community to keep them well prepared for this mission. >> now, ma madam president, it's been a sorrowful, painful few days for the people of new york. i joined with the president, first lady, governor hochul, senator gillibrant and other local officials to meet with relatives of those killed where the supermarket where it happened and to grieve with the community that's been ripped apart by unspeakable violence. there is no single word to encapsulate what it was like to visit the tops supermarket, to lay down flowers in honor of the dead and to meet the families whose lives have been forever, forever torn apart. it was equal parts sorrow for the innocent victims we've lost, it was grief for the families that must carry on. today i met a young boy only three years old who lost his dad on saturday because his dad was at the store buying his kid a birthday cake. it was also anger that somebody could act with such horrible evil. and yet, despite all that, it was hope. hope that somehow, s

kron four's justin campbell got a chance to take a look ahead of its grand opening this coming monday. >> welcome to the first in-person megastore. the company wants you to experience their products firsthand and what the future of the metaverse will look like inside the latest in tech products to like these rape and glasses where you can play music, take pictures and record video. first facebook store opening coming up tonight on kron 4. i meant to say metta, but you get the idea we step right here. we knew like that for you. you don't even have to pull out your phone, which makes it easier for you to show the world what you see i can take because of that beautiful sunset driving home that back to the city or maybe you're looking for something else. hey, rudi, facebook portal tv, which turns existing tv into a video conferencing device. so you get older that maybe isn't considers what he occasions internet connectivity. that's fine. your full team will still work into like a smart tv where you can or maybe you're looking to play a game. the store has a room where you can try the late

it did make its way from the independent police auditor to the san jose internal affairs office to campbell police because that's where the party was held and the district attorney's office just informed them recently that they are probably not going to file charges because they didn't know if there was enough evidence and the statute of limitations is starting to run out on that case. they did leave themselves an opening in case new evidence is discovered. >> it seems like every few days a woman is stepping forward. why did this woman come to the media at this point? >> reporter: i did a story last week with another woman who said that she was groped by matthew dominguez during a dui arrest while she was handcuffed . when they saw that story, it emboldened them to come forward. >> what's going on with officer dominguez? is he active or with the police department of san jose? >> reporter: it's hard to figure out. i've been told he's on administrative leave. technically even though chief mata walked him off the job and off the premises, technically he's on administrative leave. i don't know

reporting in morgan hill, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a little to dry. windy one out there. it's always nice to see our goat house health. and that's here in the bay area. if you need to plan for the weekend, which i know you do. josh travel, has you covered in that department? good morning to a firefighter calendars. i think we need to go. that i think, though, to be a hit it is definitely going to be a nice one. today. temperatures actually the coolest of the forecast today. highs in the upper 70's to low 80's. so it's pretty nice. >> a golden gate bridge looks really good this morning. that camera is swaying a bit in the steady breeze that has worked its way into the bay area making for that high fire danger that rain was talking about. now today we are under red flag warning yet again for the central valley on up into solano county. up intel today at 08:00pm. so we are going to start to see winds relax after this solano county. noteworthy, though, because your warm your dry and you are very windy this morning. future cast of winds, fairfield vacaville 40 miles per hour.

aggressive sexual assault by san jose police officer matthew dominguez after memorial day party in campbell last year. it happened while he was off duty at the home of another officer, the junket dominguez grabbed her breast while pretending to admire her hair. >> a little too much of my breast and i pulled away, leaned toward the right and he grabbed my inner thigh and tried to grab my hand. encouraged by her boyfriend, other officers, she reported the incident to the independent police auditor and the complaint made its way through internal affairs, campbell police, and the das office. she has been told prosecutors did not think that had enough to bring charges and the statute of limitations is about to run out on the case. >> it makes me feel helpless and i should not believe in the justice system. when she reach out to us after hearing our story of another woman who came forward claiming rodriguez groped her during arrest in december from dui. attorney filed legal motion and plans to issue subpoena to force dominguez to testify in court. >> i think it is necessary, this case for officer

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the east conquer teacher now facing multiple felony and misdemeanor counts related to alleged inappropriate acts with minors. the man identified as 60 year-old ian walker last taught at pine hollow middle school. the mount diablo unified school district says it first learned of complaints from students against walker back in march. he was placed on leave during an investigation. and concord. police say walker is now in custody at the contra costa county jail. the district says he's not allowed to return to the classroom and they are working on permanently end his contract with the school. happening today. a new crime fighting app is launching in the bay area. it's called bodyguard and it's like an uber sort of for security services users can hire on demand security. the apps creator says that he started working on the app after seeing the countless attacks against the aap i community proper. sacking has the story. >> a new safety app called bodyguard will hit the streets of san francisco on friday. episode of this is what it spied meet with the staff.

incident to the independent police auditor and the complaint made its way through internal affairs, campbell police, and, finally, the da office. she has just been told prosecutors didn't think they had enough to bring charges and that the statute of limitations is about to run out on the case. >> it makes me feel helpless, it makes me feel like i shouldn't believe the justice system. >> reporter: rodriguez reached out to us after hearing our story about another woman was come forward, claiming rodriguez groped her while she was handcuffed during a dui arrest in december. today, her attorney filed a legal motion and planned to issue a subpoena to force dominguez to testify in court. >> i think it is necessary in this case for officer dominguez to take the stand and talk about what you did, what is on camera and what is not. >> reporter: dominguez did not return our request for an interview. the da is going to look at all of these cases that are coming forth against officer dominguez in light of his criminal prosecution in june. yes, there will be potentially more charges filed. will it give

kron four's justin campbell was there. he has that story for us. >> bobcats and heavy construction equipment tore into the water loop. a light rail building otherwise known as building. be. the building used to house valley transportation authorities way power and signal teams, employees and equipment responsible for maintaining the railway infrastructure. but that all changed on may. 26 2021 when a mass shooter opened fire and killed 6 people at the building in all 10 vta employees were killed. the building has been empty since the shooting. eta has not finalized plans for reconstruction. and a spokesperson says it will take time before completely demolished. >> it will no longer stand as a painful reminder for the employees who witnessed the tragedy and the families of the 6 people killed there reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> students at san jose state university rally to demand that the school do more to protect them against assault. this comes after a former university athletic trainer, scott sh

the city is taking action against the police department in san jose kron four's justin campbell has more on what the chief is c% doing to try and regain the public's trust. there. >> i have moved to terminate for officers and we'll continue to walk out any officer who we all agree. should not have the honor of wearing a uniform here. >> or anywhere else. san jose police chief anthony mata says he's trying to clean up his department just last week. he escorted in officer out after they were charged with in front of 2 women while on the job. that's just one of several recent incidents involving sjpd officers. today at headquarters, chief laid out his plan to address the issues. let me begin with my seven-point plan. >> designed to prevent similar incidents in the future. improve officer well-being. and ensure excellent service to our city. not a seven-point plan is as follows. one better hiring in background checks to drug and alcohol testing. 3 universal mental health. >> and check ins for officer wellness app. 5 supervisor training and responsibilities. 6 body camera on it and 7 will be

justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, we're going to continue to follow the breaking news and the developing story this morning. >> if you missed any of that information, you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> for the latest information there. well, in san francisco, another shooting happened in the south market neighborhood early tuesday morning. right before too. a 52 year-old man was injured. the victim told police that a car stop near him in the area of 10th and harrison street. someone inside shot him and then took off the victim is now at a hospital and is expected to be okay. that case is still under investigation. well, police have not released any information on the shooter or the car that that shooter was in. san francisco. police say a man was seriously injured in a shooting that happened at around the same time as the previous shooting took place near hyde and fulton streets. the 37 year-old victim was taken to a hospital. it's not clear how that shooting happened. and police have not rel

well, for justin campbell has that story for us. >> the district attorney today charging an officer for in front of 2 women when he responded to the home for a family disturbance. >> 32 year-old matthew demean gets booted out of the police department by chief anthony mata. dominguez is charged with indecent exposure after allegedly exposing himself on a call in april. according to the da's office dominguez masturbated in front of the mother and her 23 year-old daughter. we have a serious problem. sapd requires. >> remedial action immediately. >> it's not just demand is another officer allegedly showed up drunk to the kidnapping, a baby brandon. and finally, another allegedly offered a meth pipe in exchange for information. overwhelming majority of officers in this department. are furious as i am mayor sam liccardo says he would like to improve screening background checks on officers tend to be very young officers which tells me there may be something very seriously. wrong with whatever we're doing around screening. he's also proposing random drug tests that will have to be negotiated wi

our country's justin campbell live for us outside the police station in san jose with the latest just. it, the da this afternoon charging that officer for inappropriately touching himself at a home of a family disturbance that he responded to along with other officers. look at this video. chief mata today walking this officer out of the building in a statement saying if the allegations are true, he will fire the officer as quickly as possible. now, let's get into actually who is this officer for this alleged incident that happened? he's 32 year-old matthew domingues charged with indecent exposure. but there are also more problems in the department. another officer suspended for showing up drunk to the kidnapping scene, a baby brandon, another allegedly gave a meth pipe to a woman in exchange for information today. mayor sam liccardo spoke out furious about what's happening. nothing angers. a good cop. more than a bad cop. >> i know the along majority of officers in this department. are furious as i am. >> now, chief modest saying he's proposing a change where he can publicly speak out

sarah campbell, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @rich preston. from all the team, thanks for watching and we will see you next time. hello there. it was a warm and sunny day across the southern half of britain from friday, and we saw temperatures pretty widely across the south and south—east reach around 21 degrees. now, we're not going to see temperatures that high for quite a few days now. certainly into the weekend, things are set to turn cooler as we start to pick up a northerly breeze, we could even see a few showers as well. now, many places will be dry on saturday thanks to high pressure. but as this area of high pressure continues to push towards iceland, it will open the floodgates to this northerly wind, which is coming down from the arctic. so, for saturday, we start dry, on the cool side, there'll be plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, clouds will develop, most across northern and eastern areas and we could see the odd shower here. northern scotland, down parts of eastern england could see the odd shower, too, but fur

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thanks, the u.s. now has the highest covid death rate in the world. reaching 1 million deaths. president biden ordered flags on federal property too, be flown at half-staff. and talk to world leaders at a covid. the summit today calling on congress to provide billions of dollars more for testing and treatments. >> we have to double down on our efforts to get shots in people's arms. country by country community by community and sure we have reliable and predictable supplies of vaccines and boosters for everyone everywhere. expand access globally to test treatments. and we have to prevent complacency. >> the first death in the u.s. was reported in january twenty-twenty. that after man flew home to seattle from wuhan china. federal flags will be at half-staff until sunset may 16th. covid cases have been rising in the bay area for weeks now. and according to the latest data, marin county has one of the highest positivity rates in the state. >> according to state public health officials, marin county has a

ria kron four's justin campbell shows us that new video and what green has to say. >> this sound in scene of 4 bullets hitting k on green. did you feel like you're going to i will i didn't know. >> i didn't know. i just i was hoping i didn't, though i kept myself cool, calm just kept freed. now recovering at san jose police released new body camera footage which they say shows green did not follow commands when he was shot march 27th. >> at that live, victoria talk of >> officers can be heard giving repeated commands, telling green to drop the gun. when green does not drop the gun here, shot a total of 4 times green's attorney adante pointer says his client is a key role for defusing a fight in green stands by what he did. he would have the same since. police released green from custody at the hospital after they realize someone else brought the gun to that acadia police today also released the officer's name who shot green. the subject officer in the shooting is mark mcnamara. i realized that they didn't release the shooting officers body cam. if you look closely, the video shows 2 offic

anybody else reporting in morgan hill, justin campbell kron, 4 news. the u.s. is responding to a request for the release of monkeypox vaccines from the strategic national stockpile as global cases continue to rise. the center for disease control says it has 1000 doses of the gene ios vaccine and expects to have many more the coming weeks. it also has over 100 million doses of a different smallpox vaccine. but that one has significant side effects currently, there's one confirmed case of monkeypox in the u.s. and 4 suspected cases. well, turning to our coronavirus coverage, there may be good news around the corner to get those under the age of 5 vaccinated against covid-19. there's more attention being given to children 5 to 11 who can now get boosters kron four's terisa stasio has those details. >> if the state of that we've heard about holds up, i think we we may very well see by the end of june. a vaccine available for children 6 months to arrange for doctor. john schwartzberg with uc berkeley school of public health. on the latest news coming out about getti

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governor newsom to declare a state of emergency in san francisco's tenderloin abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is on the story. know how big it i'll call from the steps of california's from mothers against drug. a group led by jackie berlin. we are not getting the traction that we want to get. we we are seeing small things happening in san francisco that were excited about but it's too little too late. jackie's 30 year old son corey is on the streets of san francisco's tenderloin battling. fentanyl addiction the illicit drug fueling a surgeon overdoses in the past few years city records show more than 740 people died of accidental drug overdose within 13 months as of this february jackie worried her once healthy son will be next wants to be sober. but with the enabling and the open drug scenes that's going on in san francisco. it's incredibly difficult to step away from that and this group of mothers says. london breeds efforts are falling short in april hoisting this billboard in union square unveiling a new billboard thursday aimed at getting governor newsom on board. we're calling on govern

tara: tara campbell. the warriors are taking a lead to dallas. golden state overcame a 19 point deficit and beat the mavericks 126-1 17. >> i always say, keep working, your time will come. tonight was my night to make a big difference. >> he has composure, experience and the know-how. whether he is playing 30 minutes or not, he is ready. >> he has always been a guy we can trust in the playoffs and to have him now, i don't know where we would be without him. game three is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m.. >> and let me tell you, warriors and four. you kind of knew they were going to do it, right? >> it is so exciting in that arena. the warriors pulled through after trailing the mavericks. taking the lead in the fourth, but even with the wind, they are still coaching from the sidelines. >> you have to keep the offense up, quit the turnovers. real fans citing we believe. diehard fans traveled great distances for golden state all to catch steph curry be that three-point record. and up until the fourth quarter, it wasn't clear that this would be the case a

reporter: tarra campbell, abc news. dan: giants manager gabe kapler is making a very public stand refusing to be on the field during the national anthem. >> i don't plan on coming out for the anthem going forward until i feel like there's -- i feel better about the direction of our country. >> cap der -- dan: kapler shaved his thoughts on his blog, he wrote, quote, when you're dissatisfied with your country, you let it be known through protest. the home of the brave should encourage this. to find resources on topics including mental health and gun violence, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. we have a list of local groups that can help. some you can reach simply by texting by the way. moving on, new at 11:00 a suspect has been arrested for stealing an oakland police car. there was a lengthy chase that ended in valeo when the man crashed that kreuser. no other details are available at this moment. but we are on the story. and new details tonight from the san francisco police department, about a deadly shooting in the city's