in city hall. outside city hall. all over the city. and tomorrow we plan to light city hall in the colors of the mexico flag of red, green and white. [applause]. thank our council general for her partnership. and i want to thank ole ga for her work and so many others joining us today. i don't know but but i am i don't know if anyone else feels like this about any other toed that exist in the world. i can eat mexican food every single day. so that's why i'm more excite body i think i miss the free tacos but. hopefully someone has my back after we finished with this celebration. ir foal good to be here with all of you today. i foal the good energy and the joy and the excitement of independence. and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, today we will declare it el grito day in the city of san francisco! [applause]. el grito independence day in san francisco! i know i butchered it but i tried. thank you for joining us here today! [applause]. [laughter]. okay. at this sometime i want to be able to take a point of privilege, and

two people were shot in front of city hall . these are pictures here from sky foxx showing us the scene from a short time ago. one of the people who was shot has died. the second victim, we understand it is still alive and undergoing surgery right now at the hospital, not a lot of new information coming out of that news conference. except that we now know that the two people that were shot outside of oakland city hall were in their twenties, according to police want to berkley resident one of oakland again one of those victims has died after being shot right outside of oakland city hall. we're going to continue to stay on top of this story and bring you any new information as it comes into our newsroom. well in other news, the fed is set to hike interest rates once again, and financial expert joins us live to talk about this anticipated move and what it means for you and your wallet. plus if inflation has you searching for a deal, buyer beware will tell you how scammers are targeting your llet up next have heart failure and stil

hall as the oakland city council meeting was underway. most of the members were participating remotely, but some staff were inside and heard the gunshots. it was really unnerving to be in city hall and not know how close um the gunshots were and if someone was injured, the city council had just been discussing with the police chief, the need to increase resources for crime investigations. we need the police chief to assign a few more officers to the investigations division. we realize they're understaffed, and i know that we have a large backlog in the city of oakland in regards to the crime lab, i would call it the county and asked if we can use their crime lab. i just want the violence to end to be honest people congregate here. people gather here, so there should be a little bit more police presence. but you know what can you do when there's not enough police? late this afternoon, we saw a dark infinity sedan being towed away from the scene, followed by an oakland police vehicle. we asked police about it, but they had no comment. they

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this afternoon, one person was killed there city hall. last night, a woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district. an hour later, two men were shot and killed by multiple suspects who remain at large. new tonight, we just got new surveillance video of that double homicide in oakland. we need to warn you, this video does show graphic violence. surveillance video shows three men standing outside lay lena restaurant when a white car drives by with someone inside shooting multiple rounds. you can see the muzzle flash and bullets go flying. one of the victims was 27-year-old --. the second victim was 57-year-old --. a beloved member of the oakland islamic center. he was at the river nile market next door to the restaurant. ? >> we just ran toward the scene. we saw him inside the store. then i saw my son, trying to do something. by the time he got there, it was gone. ama: there were multiple shooters inside the vehicle. the homicide unit is investigating the shooting from all angles. let's bring in j.r. stone who is live with new informa

city hall with the city is helping to kick off jesse the 10th anniversary of welcome week. cristina good afternoon to you. and yes, right on cue. there is a flag raising ceremony here at city hall and move out of the way. that is the flag of ethiopia that now sits beside old glory. and am i a pow flag here at city hall, the mayor says 40% of the people living here come from elsewhere , and that's why he's committed to making sure san jose is an attractive destination for those looking to build a better life. we are a place where refugees and immigrants can come and feel safe and be part of a community that embraces that morning news conference outside city hall, mayor sam liccardo and others touting efforts for greater inclusion by this city of one million people that push resulting in san jose, now nationally designated as a welcoming city. san jose is always been a leader in this in this work, and it links pretty high in terms of the work that they've been doing. america's senior director daniel valdez, says. he's not if it works with 300 cities and communities around the

however, he says his staff and other city employees were inside city hall. there were afraid that shut down city hall. >> you know what, 14 15 officers showed up. >> and a minute's time. oakland police say they found 2 men in their 20's suffering from gunshot wounds. one of the victims whose from oakland died on scene. >> we do know that there were several individuals in the area at the time this incident occurred and are asking anybody with information. may have seen this incident unfold to please contact our department and provide any information available. the death marks the 4th homicide within 24 hours. clint. >> officers say it also marks the 91st homicide of the year compared to 100 homicides over the same time period last year. reality what we have here in oakland, this emergency. >> but the homicides, the robberies, gallo, says more needs to be done to stop the gun violence in the city. and he's hoping police will be able to beef up its staffing. right now. we have 682 officers where we should have 782. so we're short when it comes to staffing. but

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now back outside outside city hall here at 14th and broadway. oakland police now investigating its fourth homicide since last night after that, double shooting and the pill hill neighborhood woman killed in san antonio and now one of two men killed and a broad daylight shooting right outside city hall. now 14th street has since been reopened about 15 20 minutes ago, but the investigation still in its infancy stages reporting live in downtown oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news, so many investigations underway altogether and we know staffing will be an issue. all right, henry lee, thank you so much for that. and while the investigation of that double homicide was underway last night in oakland, two officers were struck by a suspected drunk driver and injured police say one officer was inside a fully marked police patrol vehicle, and the other officer was standing outside. they are both expected to recover from their injuries of the electric industry's biggest hopes for preventing rolling blackouts. large scale batteries took another hit today at

hall as the oakland city council meeting was underway. most of the members were participating remotely, but some staff were inside and heard the gunshots. it was really unnerving to be in city hall and not know how close um the gunshots were and if someone was injured, i was scared. i didn't know if someone was going to come by city hall. the city council had just been discussing with the police chief, the need to increase resources for crime investigations might be technology. more technology that both, uh individual residents and opd can be can used to help with investigations, and we should take that. seriously we need the police chief to assign a few more officers to the investigations division we realized are understaffed, and i know that we have a large backlog in the city of oakland in regards to the crime lab. i would call it the county and as we can use their crime lab and late this afternoon, we saw a dark infinity sedan being towed away from the scene, followed by an oakland police vehicle. we asked police about that, but they

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the most recent left one one man dead and another wounded wounded just outside city hall. they were in session and went into a brief recess when the gunfire erupted at around 2:00 . at around 2:00 p.m. at 14th andy at 14th and broadway. one witnes described the chaotic scene. >> i came across that way. camet there. wedding for the 14 best. bang, bang, bang. one dude jumping out of the car. anothere the car. another dude jumping out of the car. keep on walking. i have been in wars. i ain't been shot yet. >> we have been following up. s, no arrests. it followed another shooting near a mosque. two men died and another was wanted of the left evening prayer. >> reporter: at least 10 bullet holes are vie are visible in the window of the at 31st and telegraph. this is e two men were shot and killed after rep and get sunset prayer. >> all of a sudden, our lives are changed in an instant. >> reporter: he is with the oakd islamic center. he said the twon who died were respectable man who became the latest victims of of senseless gun violence in oa. >> he was a very nice gentleman. m

this afternoon, one person was killed there city hall. last night, a woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district. an hour later, two men were shot and killed by multiple suspects who remain at large. new tonight, we just got new surveillance video of that double homicide in oakland. we need to warn you, this video does show graphic violence. surveillance video shows three men standing outside lay lena restaurant when a white car drives by with someone inside shooting multiple rounds. you can see the muzzle flash and bullets go flying. one of the victims was 27-year-old --. the second victim was 57-year-old --. a beloved member of the oakland islamic center. he was at the river nile market next door to the restaurant. ? >> we just ran toward the scene. we saw him inside the store. then i saw my son, trying to do something. by the time he got there, it was gone. ama: there were multiple shooters inside the vehicle. the homicide unit is investigating the shooting from all angles. let's bring in j.r. stone who is live with new informa

however, he says his staff and other city employees were inside city hall. there were afraid that shut down city hall. >> you know what, 14 15 officers showed up. >> and a minute's time. oakland police say they found 2 men in their 20's suffering from gunshot wounds. one of the victims whose from oakland died on scene. >> we do know that there were several individuals in the area at the time this incident occurred and are asking anybody with information. may have seen this incident unfold to please contact our department and provide any information available. the death marks the 4th homicide within 24 hours. clint. >> officers say it also marks the 91st homicide of the year compared to 100 homicides over the same time period last year. reality what we have here in oakland, this emergency. >> but the homicides, the robberies, gallo, says more needs to be done to stop the gun violence in the city. and he's hoping police will be able to beef up its staffing. right now. we have 682 officers where we should have 782. so we're short when it comes to staffing. but

city hall is now secure, but police are searching for the suspect who fled the scene. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. i'm pam moore ken wayne. another person was shot. that man is in a local hospital. police say the shooting victims are 2 men in their 20's. >> one from oakland, one from berkeley. the man from oakland died at the scene. the man from berkeley is currently in the hospital. this all took place while a city council meeting was taking place inside the building. gunshots were heard outside the building around 02:15pm. the shooting took place at frank ogawa plaza just a short time ago, oakland police provided an update on the victims. >> the arrival officers located 2 male adult victims, both suffering from gunshot one of the victims, unfortunately, was pronounced deceased on scene and the second victim was transported to a local hospital where he is currently undergoing surgery. >> 2 women in san francisco before that, though, this particular incident in oakland today follows a deadly night

when he shockingly won to be mayor, he asked me to join him in city hall. david: what did you do in city hall? dan: i was responsible for everything economic and financial. my title was deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding. first task was rebuilding the world trade center site. but then we really rethought the future of new york fiscally and financially by having a five borough economic development strategy. david: after serving as deputy mayor of new york, you left after how many years? dan: i was there for six years. mike bloomberg, we sat in this bullpen in city hall. it was an open space. i sat basically behind him. one day he wheeled around and he said, what would you think about going over and running bloomberg? i said to him, what are you talking about? in the six years we have sat here together, we have discussed the company for one hour total. he said i think you would be really good. i had never run a big company before. i did not know anything about bloomberg. when i was in private equity, that was a layer of bloomberg. i knew one

store coming up after this breae are celebrating sp >> taking a look at san francisco city hall, it is in blue and white to celebrate thy the anniversary of independence from spain. the celebration started earlier in the day with crowds gathering to honor hispanic heritage month. for the the first time in decades, the consul general gave the shout from the balcony of the san francisco city hall with mayor london breed nearby. >> the contribution that stems from our community. san franciss history and heritage is rooted in that. specifically the land where we stand was once a part of mexico. so many places continued to keep it alive and well in the city. >> today marks the beginning of the fight for freedom from spain . as the principal conductor of the nashville symphony, they have collaborated with some of the most talented artists making making his debut at the san francisco symphony and enrico lopez-yanez is joining us this morning. >> it is great to be here . >> i was the concert? book it was fantastic. it was lovely to see the audience so many people of different backgrounds and i

out in front of city hall. just this afternoon. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. this shooting was not long after police addressed 3 homicides and multiple shootings that happened last night. >> but force taylor bisacky has the latest. >> gunshots rang out right outside oakland city hall tuesday, closing down the area see the person laying there dead on a and that area and there were very upset. >> city councilmember noel gallo was in a virtual council meeting at the time of the shooting. however, he says his staff and other city employees were inside city hall. there were afraid that shut down city hall. >> you know what, 14 15 officers showed up. >> and a minute's time. oakland police say they found 2 men in their 20's suffering from gunshot wounds. one of the victims whose from oakland died on scene. the other victim who lives in berkeley is undergoing surgery at the hospital. we do know that there were several individuals in the area at the time this incident occurred.

th time t was righ outside of city hall. the changes of city leaders now want to stop the violence. news this morning's onto good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook wednesday morning, september 21st. i woke up to the sound of rain drove through some light dressing did okay, so marin county definitely was raining. got a little drier over here, steve. is it moving through? i had rain at my little humble castle as well, then dry . but now the system is moving in. this will be after after today we'll go back to a drier pattern. but yesterday was really all about livermore and 5 80 also at around the leo, but this morning, the lowest moving as it does, it's sending bands pretty good band already going through now. fairfield vacaville areas north, but the main band is right off the peninsula on the cemetery coast and lifting north. that will be the one that will be the focus here, probably for until about nine o'clock in the morning. so get ready for some action, and i'm talking about whether they're mostly cloudy. mild

. > >> look at that celebration underway at san francisco city hall right now. to kick off hispanic heritage month. we caught up with a dancer preparig dancer preparing for the performance of a lifetime. >> it represents my family, my , my parents, where they come from. > >> and in case you had not been following along the last few days, we are on track for this n this rain on sunday. it will be widespread, beneficial rain. we talk about totals and how many >> traditional mexican dancers outside san francisco's city hall this evening. the celebratn the celebration marks the start of hispanic heritage month, on the eve of mexican independence. independence day. itay hod has more. you have the greatest story ever and they are behind you getting ready to play. >> reporter: yes, the music is about to wrap up here, but the feeling of pride is still in the the air here at civic center plaza. people gathered for the l the traditional el grito celebration, which means shout in spanish. it is the battle crt kicks off mexico's independence independence day celebrations. t

you're just outside of city hall, where you see the flag flying. at half staff. this morning, the public signing here will begin at 10 o'clock. that's a little less than an hour from now, right around the same time we expect to hear from king charles third. the mayor says the city will not be able to accept any flowers or gifts and make sure you just bring a pen and only a pen with you. that book will then be sent to the city's british consulate general as a token of tribute. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. and as you just heard, james talk about here, king charles, the third scheduled to speak for the first time asking just a short time from announcer joining us now to talk more about this change is alex unclear. british historian. thank you. so much for joining us. alex first king charles set to deliver that national address 10 o'clock this morning. what white might we expect from that speech? well i believe that he will address the connections between his predecessor queen elizabeths past her imp

the latest deadly shooting outside of city hall. in fact, disrupting a city council meeting. >> seven people have been shot in the past 24 hours. four have died. faith leaders are now stepping forward. >> reporter: the latest killing in the city of oakland is taking place outside of city hall. >> it looks like someone just got shot. >> reporter: then, there was silence. >> madam clerk. i want to make sure you all are okay? >> reporter: city council was forced to call or recess. >> we are investigating in less than 24 hours. >> reporter: tonight, oakland police giving a report on the latest body count. there was a shooting down, along with last night drive-by shooting. a woman was gunned down near 20th and 23rd street. >> we are at 91 homicides in the city of oakland. compared to 100 at the same time last year. >> reporter: they're looking to city leaders for answers. >> we have to have more -- >> reporter: oakland is desperate to hire people to join the force. >> we can't hold back. we can't normalize was going on. >> reporter: lawm

city hall staff inside could hear the gunfire. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with witnesses and city leaders about the city's fourth homicide in just 24 hours. along frank ogawa plaza near oakland city hall on 14th street. a normal tuesday afternoon turned violent and deadly. i heard the shot i was there. i have come across the street right here. yeah the shots. how many shots were there about 45, starting again fired gunshots and i just ducked. you know, scary. i've never experienced anything like this, tanya cole says when police arrived, they started doing cpr officers say one victim in oakland resident in his twenties, died there in the plaza. we are now at 91 homicides. for this year in the city of oakland, compared to 100 lives last the same time last year, police said they are reviewing surveillance video. one witness says he saw a car at the scene shooting in the car. need to round one dude fell out of the car ran and got on the grass. over here. shooting happened just yards from city hall as the oakland city council meeting w

a meeting on monday happened here at city hall. she says. and let's take a look. you can put a face to the name we're talking about on the left of your screen council member just allotment and then on the right part of your screen, pam di giovanni now just lindeman she claims that di giovanni. >> in the green slammed a door on hermine. went to the hospital to be evaluated. she was tearful in the meeting explaining that she can't do her job because of the alleged attack. di giovanni is denying this ever happened. says this is her being the target of a smear campaign. both spoke about the incident at the meeting. take a listen. >> i am. distraught. because counsel of big teach even soul to me. in city hall. >> i vehemently denying that i do anything to assault and that's all this is politically motivated. >> now, council member do giovanni. she's up for election reelection this november. well, council member manolos term isn't up until 2024. know this morning. we're trying to confirm how this a legit us all will be investigated. will

good night >> a deadly shooting your city hall tonight. the latest from oakland. >> juries in 2020 two want video evidence. >> public safety versus privacy. the debate at the heart of expanding police powers in san francisco. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel tracking showers and thunderstorms with live doppler 7. i will let you know how long the threat remains in the forecast. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> talking about that breaking news happening right in front of city hall, downtown oakland was filled with police cars because shots were fired and a person died. >> that shooting interrupted today's city council meeting. councilmembers could hear the gunshots and then the sirens as a police responded to 14th and broadway. >> j.r. stone is on the scene for us tonight should >> one man has died. another is in surgery after a shooting that happened near this bus stop outside of oakland city hall. this shooting happened around 2:15 this afternoon. witnesses heard between five and seven gunshots. one witness said he saw another

you know, we have a lot of disagreements here at city hall. i'm sure you hear about them but we still know how important it is to work together because at the end of the day, despite our disagreements, there are so many other things, more things we agree on than things that we disagree on. it means that we keep working hard in trying to get to that point where we can make great things happen for the city and county of san francisco. i'm proud of the work we do and just a quick example, free muni for youth, the people who served on the youth commission before all of you and some of you may have participated on the youth commission, it happened because advocacy for young people. when i was a kid, i didn't always have money for bus and sometimes we would get on the bus and the bus driver wouldn't tell us to leave because they knew we were trying to get to school. there are people who may be able to afford that pass fast or clipper card that you all now use but there are others who can't. and your role and your advocacy on the youth commission or

similar but can be found at city hall. both will eventually be sent to buckingham palace. so what comes next and what will be the lasting impact? with us tonight is the deputy consul general of the u.k. . thank you for joining us. what made queen elizabeth so special. >> thank you. first of all thank you for having me on this really momentous and unique and important moment for the uk. as you can imagine, we are deeply saddened across the united kingdom at the lost of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. the one thing i will say is that we really are touched by all of the tributes that are coming in across the bay area. we have books of condolences for the public to sign and we are very grateful for the opening of the book of condolence at city hall. i know that the queen herself would have been deeply touched by all of the tributes that are coming in so thank you. >> certainly. the monarchy seems to have a special relationship with the bay area. the queen visited in 1983 with her sense of humor, of course, even prince charles was here at 2005. will they be coming back? >> it i

hall, being our mayor at city hall, we're grateful to you, mayor breed. your heart is just full of compassion. we thank you, speaker pelosi, leona bridges and christine and all of that are involved every year, every year, every year, they put on a dinner for us for mother's day. we were in front of city hall protesting every mother's day because we wanted people to know what mother's day felt like. it wasn't a good day for us but because of leona bridges and the, and mayor breed and christine, we thank you guys for what you do for us at third baptist church every year and dr. amy sea brown as well. you make our mother's day happen, you do. yes! and to our chief of police, chief scott who came in and rolled up your sleeves and do work with us continually to help fight this situation that we have with crime and violence. we have a remarkable team and don't let me forget our brady team. our brady team is on the ground 24/7, you all, 24/in legislation, and sheila hamilton, our vice-president of organizing and kat, i always get -- i can't say her name right bu

the latest one happening in broad daylight right in front of oakland city hall. thanks for joining us tonight for kron. 4 news at 8. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. this map behind us is shared by the oakland police department. it shows the shootings reported in the city. police say 163 shotspotter activations were reported from september that well, 2 september, the 18th and then there were 4 deadly shootings between monday and tuesday. kron four's theresa takes a closer look at what might turn this dire situation around. >> a double homicide near a popular restaurant. a woman dies of a gunshot wound on telegraph shots ring out by oakland city hall killing yet another victim. this is oakland just in the last 3 days to go back 2019, 90 per durst. >> but we have 150 more police officer a wreck. our relation to the number of officers stopped are serving and the level of fighting crime. having more officers opportunity to respond to these faster pace and therefore have a chance to actually catch the perpetrators. barry donelan is president of the oakland police officer

hall. hello to my strong sister and the fellows that love us, thank you very much for being with us in the struggle. we would be no where without our allies and when we talk about struggle we are talking struggle for our lives. talking about the struggle for children lives and the future of the young women and girls that have yet to be born. that is why we stand here today and i'll tell you, i believe in myself. do you believe in yourselves? i think we believe in our collective sevls and i believe in our collective strength but we got to be honest and real. we got real challenges ahead of us. we got rights that are being repealed, being taken away from us. we are under attack. since the overturning of roe v wade it creates a unprecedented challenge, never before, never before has there been a supreme court decision that has taken away fundamental rights. the-- >> (inaudible) >> the reaction forces that organize to take away our rights to choose focus on taking other rights like the right to

nearly 200 low riders cruised to city hall. it's to commemorate the repeal of the city ordinance prohibiting cruising, which was recently approved bit city council. the ban was implemented in the early 1990s to curb gang violence. it grew to be a symbol of mexican-american resistance during the civil rights era. >> this is our passion, low riding. it's not a gang thing. it's a passion of being low riders in the community. we do serve the community as well. >> this was all on display at the city hall rotunda, sharing the stories of history and low riding. >>> the fda has given the green light for covid booster shots that target the new variant. the question now, when should we go out and get one? the fda recommends two months since your last booster shot, but at least one local doctor says not so fast. here's audrey asistio. >> it's all about timing, raj. dr. monica gandhi recommends you get the latest booster shot four to six months since your last dose other covid exposure. so more than double the time the fda recommends. why?

however, he says his staff and other city employees were inside city hall. they were afraid that shut down city hall. >> you know what, 14 15 officers showed up. >> and a minute's time. oakland police say they found 2 men in their 20's suffering from gunshot wounds. one of the victims whose from oakland died on scene. the other victim who lives in berkeley is undergoing surgery at the hospital. we do know that there were several individuals in the area at the time this incident occurred. >> and are asking anybody with information. >> may have seen this incident unfold to please contact our department and provide any information available. the death marks the 4th homicide within 24 hours. clint. >> officers say it also marks the 91st homicide of the year compared to 100 homicides over the same time period. >> last year, the reality what we have here in oakland, this emergency, but the homicides, the robberies, gallo, says more needs to be done to stop the gun violence in the city. and he's hoping police will be able to beef up its staffing. right now. we have

. >> at city hall, visitors were invited to sign the city's condolence book that will be delivered to the british consulate in san francisco. once it's finished, the queen visited the city by the bay. once it was in 1983, and the consul general of indonesia in san francisco was there at city hall to pay respects. >> yes, we also so truly a is 5 people around the globe rules not only for the mothers, but for and the people's leaders, us to do it. >> the city says it may do another signing if there are enough people who would still like to offer their condolences. we have continuing coverage on the queen's passing on our website. kron 4 dot com. there you can read more about her life and legacy and learn how she will be honored in the uk. the next several days. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is out there in the wildcat formation tonight in san francisco. he's hanging out of off the grid, probably finding some fun food trucks to enjoy while he's out there giving his weather reports night. hey, lawrence. >> yeah, guys, i definitely got that friday vibe feeling out here tonight. the t

. >> here is a look at the san francisco city hall deedouceleb the anniversary of the south and the south and central american e from spain. the celebration started much earlier in the day. day. crowds gathered and drapes in green, white and red honoring honoring mexican independence dy and hispanic heritage month. >> for >> for the first time in decades, the c■ouncil general o mexico gave a shout from the balcony of the san francisco city hall with mayor london bred nearby . >> the day marking the beginng of mexico's fight for freedom from spain. in the celebration, the celebration, it also marks e start of hispanic heritage month. we met up with the taled dancers that put their pride on. pride on display. >> even in her wildest dreams, her wildest dreams, luna garcia could not have imagined this moment. >> it is like something big that we are honored to do. >> born to mexican immigrantsa grew up in east oakland where life was not always easy. >> it was hard. we struggledh money problems growing up. >> her saving grace was her mother, rosie. somehow always kept a roof over their heads

back out here live at city hall. we're waiting to hear back from the 2 council members and see what they have to say this morning. i asked if they want to do an interview of some kind. i'm checking in we also want to know about the internal investigation happening at city hall here, but we haven't heard back yet. so that's something we'll continue to follow this morning for now. i'll send it back to you. james darya. >> thank you very much, sara. 6.34 is the time in the east community in oakland is coming together to help the family of an uber driver who was shot and killed in oakland. they raised more than $116,000 so far kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >> a crowdfunding up and raises over $116,000 for the family of peter back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home in oakland's little saigon district. this gun violence has to stop the president of the oakland chinatown improvements. council stewart we hear stories i've been to so many vigi

i walked past that celebration last night night at city hall. it's nice to to see honoring hispanic heritage and also to see people out and about. the weather is perfect for it. >> it is very nice especially ar last week. > >> 5:11. ahead, what oakland's vice mayor is doing to get wnba to bring a team to alameda county. > >> a big renovation project just projec >> in east oakland police are ig a shooting that sent several people to the hospital. this happened around 6:00 last night near international boulevard and and 42nd avenue. officers put up up crime tape at the scene where where they found multiple people people shot. two women were woundnd add injured pedestrian had been hit by a car. they are recovering and there is no information on a suspect. > >> mount view is the latest baya city to announce income pilot program. families in need of a financial boost will be selected selected to receive $500 a month month for two years. eligibility two years. eligibility depends on household income and the number of children. to qualify your income m

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, that is right next to city hall. we lost a fire truck because the water, it came in fast and furious. the ocean met the bay. we are only eight blocks away from the ocean. once they merged together, it was -- it was terrifying to see water rushing in at such a rapid pace. >> bret: it's amazing. you know, the florida power and light guys are really on top of it. you have been through this before, they usually work very hard, but how long do you think it will take you before you get power to your community? >> well, that has been the number one question. our executive assistant has had the answer all day long, and it could be weeks for some people. but i will tell you, they are working as hard as they can. they come from north dakota, all over the country, to try and help us get up and back to normal. i want to thank those who have come from their homes to help us get back to our stability. >> bret: mayor, we appreciate your time. we are pulling for you. we would love to have you back as your community gets back on its

: here in san francisco city hall they've set up a condolence book for people to fill out and once it is filled, they are going to forward it to the british consulate here in san francisco and you can see over my shoulder that the u.s. flag is at half staff outside of the mayor's balcony, that is also in honor of the queen. there are also other places across the city paying tribute as well. at noon, the bells of grace cathedral rang in the queen's honor, she had been a constant presence in the lives of the british people and on the world stage. >> it's very difficult to imagine the united kingdom and a commonwealth without her. >> reporter: for those who have met the queen, she left a remarkable impression, during her visit in march 1983, she joked about the city's rainy weather at the time, during a formal dinner with then- president ronald reagan. former san francisco mayors and former governor pete wilson were among the delegation of local leaders who interacted with her during that california visit. >> i would say that she is probably the royalty that will best be remembered in ev