her position moving out of the bay area's a matter of fact before she did shock, gonzales is posted a scathing letter slamming the school board and the teachers union kron four's. dan kerman reports. it just got to feel talks a good didn't feel like it was my mental physical health. oakland school board member shot. gonzales is quit the board effective immediately and will be moving out of the bay area. >> saying the level of discourse over issues such as school closures has taken its toll on her. people must be able to actually engage on the without fear of attacks in fear like feel and fear of not being safe. gonzales says that's how she's felt in a public posting late blaming her fellow board members and the teachers union go-to tactic in oakland. if someone disagrees with you is to say that they're racist or to say that they are white-supremacist and to try and eat their perspective and not have to actually engage on the issues with the movement is has been trying to express is that these these school closures? >> they are racist. they're disproportionately impacting black and bro

suspecting it was stolen, officer eric mckinley questioned gonzales, who spoke incoherently. after several minutes, mckinley and officer james fisher holding gonzales' arms behind him tried to bring him down to the ground. gonzales struggled and complained as the two officers held him pinned. facedown on the ground. the video shows that after about five minutes on the ground , gonzales peninsula suddenly grows still. the officers notice he is unresponsive and turn him over and determined that he had no pulse and begin cpr. the report says he was pronounced dead at 11:45 a.m. the coroner's autopsy listed the cause of death as toxic effects of methamphetamine. but a second, private autopsy blamed it on first-rate asphyxiation. a few days later, family and friends held a vigil demanding justice for gonzales' death. >> there is video. it is so expensive. he was murdered in the same manner as george floyd. >> reporter: at the vigil, alameda's mayor promised answers. >> i am calling an independent investigation into the sheriff's office. >> reporter: but that independent investigat

reppo gonzales -- rep. gonzales: i want to start with you -- i have a particular admiration for successful entrepreneurs and your story is admirable and i want to commend you and thank you for being here. also just for having such incredible tenacity. i want to dive a little deeper on the access to capital point. whenever you are talking about marginalized committees, whatever community it is, this access to capital point is critical, may be the most important thing. there are some folks in this world who can snap their fingers and acquire capital at almost zero rates and on unbelievable terms and there are others who struggle to access even one sent. -- one cent. how did you get your first dollars in the door, whether it was on the debt or equity side and what were the specific barriers. just dive in deep if you could. >> thank you. truthfully, my own resilience is what got me there. disabled people have an unbelievable amount of resilience. they don't just bounce back, they bounce back higher. i cannot ac

gonzales is not a scathing comment for the school board and the teachers union kron four's. dan kerman has details. we want to send people to be willsng to serve their communities. we have to treat them decently oakland school board member shot. the gonzalez says she's not been treated well. >> and has now quit the board effective immediately and will be moving out of the bay area. and in a public posting late blaming her fellow board members and the teachers union 5 to choose. >> between serving my and feeling safe and like i can support my mental and physical health. i i choose my mental and physical health and i hope that everybody would make that same decision. gonzales is favorite school closures and she says that's led to demonstrations outside her home. >> and allegations of racism. this is abuse. these things that are happening are abuse. >> and i hope that everybody, if they're feeling that they're being abused, if they're feeling unsafe in their communities would make the same decision. >> she's attacked school communities for closing them, threatening to close so

. >> reporter: walking inside her oakland apartment for almost 20 years, mary gonzales is now scared. >> pay your food or pay the rent. >> reporter: that is a real reminder each and every day for her as she cleans the dishes she is trying to clear her mind of what could come. >> this is too much. it cannot happen. it cannot pass because there is a lot of -- there is already too much -- too many homeless, you know, in the city. and then, i don't want to be one of them. >> reporter: housing regulators in oakland say starting in july for rent-controlled properties, landlords will be able to raise rent by up to 6.7% -- the highest one-year jump in the city's history. many say the timing is just terrible. council member carole feif is leading an effort to bring oakland in line with neighbors, like san francisco, by further limiting price increases on re rent-controlled apartments. >> the monthly rent on the first day of each month will be increased. >> reporter: as gonzales reads the letter she got from her landlord earlier-this month, she can't help but think what she is going to do in ju

that town is represented by congressman tony gonzales. both of us join us now. congressman, thanks for being here. i want to give you the open floor to respond to the latest information we have. of course our heart and prayers go out to the people of your descrijt. >> thank you for having me on. late last night i learned of some very troubling information that i'm happy to share here shortly. a lot of my time has been spent, my office has essentially turned into a mini fema office. and we're responding to all these different requests. late last night i got a request for 100 cots because we have an excess amount of law enforcement and there is nowhere for them to stay. we got request for food. also yesterday i met with some of the families of the victims and they are, you know, some of them, in different stages of grief. you know, some of them are planning their funerals already. and they are needing help with their family members getting them from other parts of the state. even parts of the i-even other countries we are dealing with the mexican consulate to get

gonzales is favored school closures and she says that's led to demonstrations outside her home. >> and allegations of racism. this is abuse. these things that are happening are abuse. >> and i hope that everybody, if they're feeling that they're being abused, if they're feeling unsafe in their communities would make the same decision. >> she's attacked school communities for closing them, threatening to close so that, of course, is going to be some pushback from people, teachers who staged a one-day protest over school closures taken solace has been unwilling to listen. >> or come up with fresh ideas. just know this is what we're going to do is how we're going to do it. i'm in this position is i know better. and parents enter district say they won't be sorry to see her go either. anybody who doesn't have my view doesn't need to go. but someone who's disrespectful and was not even willing to listen to. >> community's point of view, definitely needs to go. gonzalez term expires in january of next year. the school board will need to decide now whether to appoint a replacement or call for

death of maru gonzales were released just a short time ago and as kron forces week. but you reports the results appear to be favorable for the officers involved in gonzalez's death. >> it's not a rate. it not sustained. those are the findings of a law firm hired by the city of alameda to conduct an independent investigation to see if any police policies were violated in the death of mario gonzalez. 26 year-old gonzalez died in april 2021. after being restrained by officers at a city park. this is police body cam video of the incident. he allegedly appeared to be under the influence. police thought he may have been involved in the theft, which he was not the coroner's autopsy indicated the primary cause of death where methamphetamine, alcohol, morbid obesity combined with the stress of the altercation and independent autopsy reached a different finding that speaks to nation as the primary cause in the 48 page report, summary recommendations. it reads in connection with the use of force that occurred after the officers and gonzalez ruled the ground. there is evidence t

we'll let you go with that, congressman gonzales. good to have you with us today. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: so okay. the dow is not having a good day to put it mildly.down 1,200 points. what a roller coaster this thing has been and adds, of course, to the problems and the economy and how people feel. they look at their 401(k). that is not great for the president because it makes people feel not great about the economy. so we're going to talk about that as we get towards the market close 19 minutes away. elon musk pushing back against an attack on twitter over his twitter takeover. this could get ugly when you look at who is involved in this. david asman explains when the story continues. >> look at the percentage. it's north of 70%. it's 77% that say bad, bad, bad. just 23% say good. you have to go all the way back to 2012 to see numbers that bad. , it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, onc

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gonzales, should i move on? rep. gonzalez: i was about to say, i don't see mr. timmons, so feel free to move on. rep. beatty: we will come back if he enters the screen. the gentlewoman from michigan, miss tlaib, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for holding this important hearing. as everyone testified, housing is foundational to many of our neighbors, but for many of our neighbors living with disabilities. i represent michigan's 13 congressional district, which is one of the most polluted zip codes in the entire country. it is sandwiched between one of the largest freeways and the only oil petroleum refinery in the state. the toxic air many of my residents breathe contribute to the cancer and asthma in the state. over the past three decades, low income americans have become increasingly concentrated in poor neighborhoods like 4217. we know individuals with disabilities experience greater levels of poverty and lowers o -- and lower levels of wealth compared to those without disabilities. requiring an average of additional $17,000 per year to obtain th

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. >> a la hora de hacer las compras esperanza gonzÁles hace lo que puede para orar, pero sus gastos se han triplicado. lo que no ha aumentado esa su sueldo. >> la mayorÍa de las personas trabajan con el mismo sueldo. >> la ansiedad creada por los aumentos de precios esta golpeando la bolsa de valores, y con ella las bolsas de valores para tratar de combatir la inflaciÓn el banco central estÁ subiendo los intereses, pero es una maniobra delicada, si se pasan, los efectos pueden ser negativos como varios analistas creen que el riesgo de una recesiÓn en los prÓximos aÑos estÁ aumentando. >> si se alzan demasiado las tasas de interÉs pondrÁs en retroceso la economÍa, es una labor muy difÍcil de llevar a cabo exitosamente, pero lo quieren intentar y deben intentarlo. >> mientras tanto tendremos que seguirnos arreglando con un dÓlar que cada dÍa parece comprar menos. ilia: el presidente tratÓ de calmar el nerviosismo de los estadounidenses es sobre la economÍa, dijo que su principal tarea domÉstica es frenar la inflaciÓn, y acusÓ a los republicanos de no tener un plan para

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dustin: operations manager gonzales says the healing can begin when people are honest about their feelings and learn to accept them. with other mass shootings occurring across the country this week, the feelings were hard to except for gonzales. it only opened up old wounds for those impacted firsthand. >> it brought back a lot of memories. yes. so yes, it was very difficult. and my heart breaks for all of those people. dustin: but somehow we push forward, never forgetting the lives lost and the lives changed forever. >> that day will be forever seared in our memory, the memory of all of us in this community. we will not forget those lost, those who suffered, and those who are suffering still. dustin: back here in san jose, steps from where those tragic events have been one year ago today. and where that happens specifically, the buildings. vta has demolished those buildings and they are in the process of demolishing another one. employees say it is a step towards closure, but nothing will really ever heal those wounds that were developed one year ago today. our thoughts and prayers are wi

gonzales was one of ten republicans who voted to impeach trump a second time. and miller, one despite being accused of slapping his ex girlfriend. he denies those allegations. in many ways, the republican party is still the party of trump. and, boy, has he backed quite a candidate for nebraska's governor. his name is charles herbster. is a conservative businessman who's donated more than 1 million dollars to trump's campaigns. he also attended trump's stop the steal rally on january 6th. you know, the one where he incited insurrection. and then there are the sexual assault allegations from eight women that her groped them, including when you served as a beauty pageant judge. one of the allegations comes from nebraska republican state senator julie slow-mo. >> i was groped at a political event by someone who is not a member of this body, and not a current or former officeholder. >> she is speaking on the floor of the legislature are back in the february. he spoke up more saying in the statement, she was not gonna deny the truth. that charles harpster, a candidat

if the supreme court overturned roe v wade gilda gonzales, who is the ceo of planned parenthood of northern california, says that she understands that this is just a draft decision, but it is also a wake-up call. >> it is terrifying and it is terrifying to imagine millions of people across the country are mostly women and other people who could be pregnant, who will be impacted by this devastating action. >> gonzalez says of roe v wade is overturned. california could see a 3,000% increase in the number of people coming into the state to seek access to abortions. governor gavin newsom has been aiming to make california a sanctuary for out of state abortion seekers. the governor has already signed a law, eliminating out of pocket costs for californians. well, tonight, the governor released a statement that reads in part, this draft opinion is an appalling attack on the rights of women across this country. and if it stands, i'm furious that my own daughters and sons grow up in an america that is less free than the one they were born into. we have to wake up. we have to fight like. we will not

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gilda gonzales, ceo planned parenthood, northern california, says she understands that this is just a draft decision but says it's also a warning. >> this taken us all by surprise. it's been a shock. we're all kind of dry digested in real time. but if in fact, it the way it will go, please. this is the wake-up call that people need to have. >> planned parenthood says more than 36 million people will lose access to abortion if the supreme court overturned. roe v wade and we just got more information on local protests. up portion rights groups will plan to rally outside a federal building in san francisco. it's on golden gate avenue and they plan to gather there at 5 o'clock. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. >> all right. thank nou very much, sara. and in the east bay, violent crime continues around lake merritt in the latest thing that happened, a deadly stabbing over the weekend. >> crime now has one oakland city council leader calling for parking enforcement to help. but as kron four's even yoon reports, not everybody thinks that work. >> a man died a

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gilda gonzales, ceo of planned parent of a northern california, says she understands that this is just a draft decision, but it's also a warning. >> this taken us all by surprise. it's been a shock. we're all kind of dry digested in real time. but if in fact, it the way it will go, please. this is the wake-up call that people need to have. >> and planned parenthood says more than 36 million americans will lose access to abortion if the supreme court overturned. roe v wade, there is a call from the women's march nationwide today to show up to your city hall at 05:00pm to protest. so expect we're going to learn more about that and see that throughout the day. we also are going to take a live look later this morning at the supreme court where we expect people be showing up as well. for now, i'm sara stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. >> ok, thank you very much, sheriff. it's 5, 0, 6, in the east bay. violent crime continues around lake merritt. the latest thing was a deadly stabbing that happened over the weekend. and now oakland city leaders are calling for parking enfo

gonzales liked the catch. how about a two run homer into the arcade. his third homer of the year. take the giants a 5-0 lead and sometimes luck is on your side. the ball never roll foul. can you believe that? look at that. that ended at 0-22 students for peterson. giants swept the rockies 7 to 1 with the five-game street onto st. louis. angels third baseman anthony randon. all right-handed hits until last night he hit left-hander because the race than outfielder pitching and look what happened. boom. a two run homer. he hit that like he hahad a goo night sleep. in the meantime it's official. denver nuggets big man n nikola jokic c ououtside a seserbian b acceptpted his sesecond straiai nba a mvp award.d. the joker wins it in back-to- back years he had better numbers this year than last. phillies joel emiid finished second. shot out san jose state women's golf. top five team went to michigan. they advanced to the national championship field in scottsdale. to deserves a bottled water shower. sanford is passing into the ncaa field. san jose state spartan up. come back with the late s

gonzales died after struggling with the officers open to the ground last april. the coroner's autopsy listed the cause of death as toxic effects of methamphetamine. but a second independent autopsy of asphyxiation. while the independent investigation found no policy officer, the ad it made me issues of criminal or civil liability. the gonzalez family his father losses. >>> please have arrested a prolific the pools ill-gotten gains field 2 storage units. they say 24-year-old matthew freudenblum was stealing from vehicles and properties in the south bay implement, and then selling the items online. investigators say is such of his storage unit turned up $1 million with the medical equipment. along with electronics, 2 expensive go karts and number eight done. seven were described as gulf guns without serial numbers. >>> alameda county man is facing attempted murder and elder abuse charges for allegedly beating a 75-year-old man with a skateboard. deputies say security video, unprovoked attack on monday. the victim is in the hospital with serious injuries to his face

rather gonzales had eight months left on her four year term. when she resigned happening right now, the san francisco police commission is meeting to take up the issue of what it calls are pretext stops . these are traffic stops for minor infractions that some say are used to harass people of color. here's a live look inside that zoom meeting. it started just about 30 minutes ago with the commission could decide new policies here that determine when and how officers actually conduct those kinds of traffic stops. ktvu christian captain explains why police officers say they've been placed in a very difficult spot. as anyone who's ever been pulled over can attest. it can be a nerve wracking experience. now san francisco's police commission is considering changing when how and why police officers can pull people over from minor infractions, including failing to signal before a turn expired plates or broken tail light. the coalition to end bias stops held a virtual news conference where some community activists say those pretexts are used to target

the oakland school board president called gonzales dedicated and thanked her for seven years on the board. but the oakland teachers union had a different message. the oakland education association president released this statement reading director gonzalez will not be missed. we hope the next director will listen to and keep their commitments to district six students and families rather than closing their schools to pg and e workers were hurt after a water pressure test on a gas line failed in calistoga, the utility says. this happened on friday afternoon when the utility workers were making sure that the line there along highway 29. could safely take the pressure of natural gas flowing right through it. at some point, something went wrong and the workers were hurt. they were taken by a chp helicopter to an emergency room. this, by the way, is not video of that incident. pg and e. has not released any details on the specific injuries or the condition of the workers. pg and e. denied earlier reports that was an explosion were heard in the area and that there was no fire or release of gas.

bush alberto gonzales. he's currently the dean of belmont college of law. it's great to have you on, sir. thank you so much for being with us. this justice department review, what do you think the most important thing to focus on is? and what do you expect might come from it? >> well, i think the time line, fully understanding what actually happened here, there are conflicting stories. obviously, as time goes by we have more and more information but i think that's the main thing. because without truly understanding what happened is hard to come up with recommendations on how to prevent something like this from happening again. so that's going to be the main thing, getting the information related to this particular shooting. >> broadly speaking there is general agreement in law enforcement communities that you can't wait during a mass shooting. that law enforcement needs to go in quickly and powerfully. the issue is making that something that is palpable or having law enforcement realize they have to make that choice in that moment. how do you do that? >> we

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roe v wade gilda gonzales, the ceo of planned parenthood of northern california, says that she understands that this is just a draft decision, but it is also a warning. >> taken us all by surprise. it's been a shock. we're all kind of dry digested in real time. but if, in fact, it the way it will go, please. this is the wake-up call that people need to have. >> well, of course, governor gavin newsom has been aiming to make california a sanctuary for out of state abortion seekers. the governor has already signed a law eliminating out of pocket costs for californians. and the governor is reacting tonight releasing a statement saying that this draft opinion is an appalling attack in the rights of women across this country. and if it stands, i'm furious that my own daughters and sons could grow up in america. that is less free than the one they were born into. we have to wake up. we have to fight like and we will not be silenced. california attorney general rob bonta tweeted tonight, quote, california won't go back as our state's chief law enforcement officer. i will use the full force of the

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. >> ceo of planned parenthood, california, gilda gonzales addressed the crowd on tuesday. he will be a potential in >> we here l a saying low-income communities will be impacted most by this possible decision >> meanwhile, attorney general rob bonta vowed that california. we'll always stand to protect reproductive rights, reproductive health care decisions to be >> by an individual government without interference by politicians. access to abortion. despite how california may respond to different issues. some fear that this possible decision could have a ripple effect impacting other human rights that many have spent centuries fighting >> all those in the crowd, including those community groups, all vowing to continue this fight to ensure that this decision does not go through. they say it'll take more than just voicing their concerns, but to take it to the polls and vote in san francisco to their bus aqi. kron, 4 news. >> protests continued in the east bay. there was also a pro-choice rally outside of oakland's federal building. the crowd cheered as elected officials and l

now he singles into center field, luis gonzales scores late night lamonte. he's going to have to change his name as he's raking during the day today, 3 more hits. giants win 7 to one for the 5th straight win. they now hit the road for 6 games that begins on friday in st. louis. all right. now, this was a crazy game bucks. celtics game 5, 4th quarter. the celtics were up by 14 points at one point in the 4th. >> jumper there from tatum. he had 34 points. just for their 11 seconds left, though, bobby portis. gets the rebound. gets the finish. that puts the bucks ahead. they take a one-point lead. last chance for boston down 3 is a guess. what drew holiday? a championship plays down the stretch all night. halston chokes this one away. milwaukee wins one, 10, one, 0, 7, day. 3 to 2 lead. they can end that series on friday in milwaukee. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right, jason, we'll talk with you again later. we'll pupping season is here. and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals while most will be

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going back so long it's a three-run homer, his 3rd in 3 games for 2 giants lead 3 batters later, luis gonzales rockets that one into the corner. tyra was strong on brandon crawford come into score 6, 2, giants growing their lead. san francisco in 6 for to avoid being swept in the series. they had to philly to start a series on memorial day after it was easy a's hosting the rangers. kids got to run the field pre-game. you go girl. she looks fast. tie ballgame in the bottom of the 9th. jed lowry the hole in left center field. that'll do it. the a's win in a walk off. talk about a sunday fun day. flowery gets mobbed by his teammates. a's win 6, 5 oakland host the houston astros to begin the week. >> over the first time in 3 years, the indianapolis motor speedway welcomed a packed house for the greatest spectacle in racing. a dramatic into the race to top off the weekend of events leading up to the highly anticipated event. reporter courtney spinelli reports from the indianapolis motor speedway with more on the race, plus their traditions and the fan experiences that come along with it. >> race da

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for a chat, allowing him a peak behind her, politely, reserved for sad that he thought is he count gonzales as she's really something else and private. all she laughs and takes joy in life and then you can really talk to her, sir. say quit the back then in buckingham palace that she, her majesty was there, and i was with my wife seeking. mean if there were 3 of us, if dixie, and we had a wonderful 20 minute conversation moon, the bottled, the health. the chef can also confirm that the queen is a hard worker. someone who is disciplined and tireless. incidence blanket guide to start spawn, kept if there's a banquet, the home and she always comes herself to see everything is just right. very, very much a perfectionist esteem. he dancing, i'm yeah, with a remote symbolic figure for most prisons. yet nevertheless, on the present for more than 70 years. the queen's just been and it's, it's a safety when all our lives change all of the time. you've got to be a, the 72 have not known her the assembly as the mom. it cries ah, the ladies of the women's institute are now distributing the corgi as they

gonzales is favorite school closures and she says that's led to demonstrations outside her home. >> and allegations of racism. this is abuse. these things that are happening are abuse. >> and i hope that everybody, if they're feeling that they're being abused, if they're feeling unsafe in their communities would make the same decision. >> she's attacked school communities for closing them, threatening to close so, of course, is going to be some pushback from people, teachers who staged a one-day protest over school closures taken solace has been unwilling to listen. >> or come up with fresh ideas. just know this is what we're going to do is how we're going to do it. i'm in this position is i know better. and parents center district say they won't be sorry to see her go either. anybody who doesn't have my view doesn't need to go. but someone who's disrespectful and he's not even willing to listen to. >> community's point of view, definitely needs to go. gonzalez term expires in january of next year. the school board will need to decide now whether to appoint a replacement or call for a s

yeah, and a gonzales. yeah, left a note. yeah. so infinit gonzalez is our republican from ohio who some folks in this room might recall played pro football. he played for the peyton manning era indianapolis colts and he entered politics pretty young guy. he's still in his 30s fascinating story a cuban american. and was sort of widely seen as this rising star in gop politics in congress and he is he is really shaken by the events of that day, and we talked to him a great length about his experience that day. it's one of the most compelling parts of the book. i think he he was in his office in the capital complex and he decides to write a note for his wife and to put it in the desk just in case he lost his life and no, just hearing that in the interview is sort of gives you chills because you realize what was going through the minds of lawmakers in those hours. and just how how close we worked. we even greater catastrophe on january 6th. and just to finish the story on gonzalez. he decided a few months after january 6th. he was not

play of the day circus grabbed his bonehead middle era the day royals guardians routine pop up oscar gonzales, right fielder out there saying you got this. no problem gets a big makes the catch fan and says, you know what? you're probably going to enjoy this baseball. there you go. problem was there were two outs. don't do it first. who's now on third? yeah, that happens , even in the big league impulse was to be cool right to a fan. cleveland still one okay. night, cleveland still one okay. night, everyone here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bache