and oakland unified school district superintendent and the executive director of oakland's youth alive and following the discussion, senator padilla said the conversation included new initiatives to introduce to oakland. but the discussions centered more on bringing federal dollars to resources that have already proven to be successful and ingrained in the community. not just trying to find those new solutions, new initiatives but looking at what has been working that could have a bigger impact if we're able to scale up with more resources, hiring more teams to do the work on the ground. community leaders also looked at ways to pour additional funds into tackling gun violence from the root causes, particularly around mental health and education. there was a call for and we're committed to increase federal investments in counseling services, not just bounce prevention, but also intervention programs, educational opportunities, but we're not starting from zero there was also a suggestion for the government to declare a federal health emergency around gun violence. so that medicare medica

it is now installed in oakland. it is studio 17. studio 17 in oakland. i will be in both of those places. san francisco on november 2 and oakland on october 22. performing live. >> layla what about for you? >> i have events around the bay in the world coming up over the next few months. i am also writing. i working on a poetry collection that should be out in the next year. >> you were at college and you're taking a little break? some have been wondering where you went to school here in oakland as well. >> yes it became impossible to tour and be in college at the same time. i had a foundation from art school to help me lean into my identity as an artist. >> layla motley. thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. >> thank you. >> tonight are something beautiful is in oakland. the west oakland mural project highlights the vital role women play in a revolutionary black panther party. let's take a look. >> i feel empowered and inspired. i hope you do too. that is the end of our show for tonight. you can find kqed newsline online or on twitter. you can reach

i am a kid from oakland. born and raised here. my background is not typical of a politician or elected official. i am a biomedical engineer . that is what i went to school for. >> reporter: district since councilmember loren taylor speaking at a job training in diversity inclusion a bit. >> one of those is to invest in programs like this, contractor development programs, construction resource center. >> reporter: he says his perspective is not the status quo. >> we look at what it takes to actually move forward, it's going to take someone who has been an outsider . i just came into government four years ago. >> reporter: one area he would like to see changes the clearance rate for violent crimes. >> we have to increase our solve rate on the crimes. we have to show folks that is something happens here, that there is someone who is going to hold the perpetrators accountable. >> reporter: taylor is one of two councilmembers running from east oakland. >> we have never had a mayor who is represented from east oakland. there is a reason

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the city of stockton's the city of oakland. we can't do it if you have any information that can lead to the arrest of the individual or individuals that are responsible for the census. acts of violence. now is the time to speak up. i think it is horrific. modesto woman who grew up in san francisco, says people throughout the region needs to step forward. we need to hear from the community and as a community, we need to come together whether we're in the bay area, whether in the central valley, but we need to come together and stop this senseless violence. police say they have been getting about 100 tips per day and those tips are coming in from across the country. reporting from stockton, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news following a string of deadly shootings in recent weeks . in oakland, one faith leader held a rally to urge people here to take action. bishop bob jackson says major changes are needed to bring peace to the community. ktvu is amberleigh reports. in east oakland, the serving of food along with the prayer for a c

oakland downtown 86. but after today, it's going to start to cool down inland temps will be operating is low to mid nineties, so turn it up. you heard me. turn it up. lots of sun. a few high clouds south. no biggie, warm to hot for all so temperatures soaring above average here with eighties and nineties. alright sal's here. it's five o'clock in the morning. we made it through the first hour. how we looking right now. pretty good, steve. we don't have a lot going on which is perfect. now this hour. usually it changes a little bit as more people get on the road. so if you want to jump ahead of the crowd, you can do that so far at the bay bridge. it looks pretty good. and if you're driving into san francisco or on the peninsula. it has been very nice as i back up here, peninsula and 80 traffic still looking very good. so you're getting up early. you're getting the advantage. 501 let's get back to the headlines happening today, the final state of the city addressed by oakland mayor libby schaaf, in her speec

and the number of homicides in the city of oakland this year has now surpassed 100 in oakland. construction worker became the city's latest victim late it earlier this week. police say are coronado was shot by catalytic converter thieves. justin dawson who was coronado's friend tells kron 4 news that tornado was shouting at the thieves from his home when he was shot. dawson says the coronado was passionate about his work and about helping others. he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. >> he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> coronado is oakland's 100 and first homicide victim of the year. caltrans has begun the final phase of clearing out a large homeless encampment in oakland, several large fires and safety concerns prompted caltrans to remove people who've been living at the wood street encampment. and now council member is pushing for the unhoused to be moved to an old oakland army base. but city staff say the site is to envir

oakland unified school district confirm they're investigating this incident along with oakland police since this happened last month, several parents say there's a new policy for picking up their kids. but the parents have to wait for the kids to get released. and have the teachers bring them to the to the outskirts of the school so that the parents can't just walk around. um building million. fortunately, i haven't felt unsafe for my kids at the school , but i think the extra organization makes a lot of sense. parents disagree. i think the biggest issue is there's no fence. it's completely open. they go in and out of the doors right next to the street. it's very frustrating, especially in light of what happened to the third grader last month. she could be a stranger walk on the campus, and they don't say anything if a guy can take kid into a bathroom and shake him up. he could do more than that. we caught up with jamal brown, the parent of the eight year old boy who was attacked as he was dropping off his kids at school this morning. he says the changes in pick up procedures aren't e

but anybody who does have information is being asked to call the oakland police department, 3 oakland council members are urging alameda county to re imagine its youth justice system. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan council president nikki 4, 2, 4, to bass and council member carroll fife gathered this morning outside oakland city hall with community leaders to point out the racial disparities that currently exist. >> we have in the united states of america, more kids proportionate population than anywhere. and we have been allowing young people to be pushed out of housing to be pushed out of school to be pushed out of opportunity. and so this is a call to say we're not going to give out on our young people. we're going to make sure. but those resources are there to support. i help your future. >> they are proposing that the county partnered directly with youth advocates to try to reduce the number of youth that can come into contact with the criminal justice system. >> in other news this monday night, california just started as 2023 water year this past weekend marking the 5th conse

oakland. city leaders react. >> at the day, for me, that is how rooted you are. >>> dr. say an outbreak it's putting a strain on local children's hospitals. we hope your morning is off to a good start . let's get a start right now looking at the sky. salesforce we come to the week and morning show. a lot more low class this morning and yesterday. if you are an early-morning visor, no major fog on the road although santa rosa as is usual once but we've got fog being reported in the north bay. the clouds have actually made for a much warmer morning . about 10 degrees warmer than you were yesterday when you stepped at the door at this time. and we will have more sunshine with a little bit of hayes from wildfire smoke. back over to you . >> the commissioner of baseball is questioning whether the oakland a's can say in oakland. the athletic said that they will stay in town only if they can get a new stadium . we are watching the story closely. >> i think the mayor in oakland has made a huge effort

as well as creating the oakland promise, and leaving oakland with a generation fund. so that every low income baby born in this city, for the next generation, will get a $500 college savings account and every low income graduate of an oakland public school will get $1000 a year to pursue a 4-year, or 2-year college degree or trade certificate. those are big deals. >>> now i also know that the city is not feeling great about public safety, and homelessness. but we did get built 3100 units of affordable housing, we saw oakland's biggest building boom of housing since the 1906 earthquake. and we are leaving 2200 units that are entitled, ready to be built in these next few years, and then of course, no comfort now, because since covid, we have seen a resurgence in gun violence. but my first give years of mayor, as mayor were the most sustained period of the lowest gun violence oakland had ever seen in its history. and that does matter. >> it does matter. but mayor, we do know gun violence is continuing to still be a problem in oakland and we report it quite often. what ha

>> reporter: the former oakland r, is out to say that this kind of thing isn't oakland. >> you have to be careful. everyone in leadership has to be careful about semantics, even repeating or echoing a statement, quite frankly . it gets people divided when we need to come together. >> reporter: while the council seat is on the line, they say that is not why they are speaking out today. >> it has been deleted. we are going to talk with her. when she says it was a mistake? >> i except that it was a mistake, but we have not had an apology. >> here is her side of the story. >> this is the tweet that has since been deleted. when you did this, what were you thinking? >> i was just thinking about, i didn't read anything. i just knew he was running amok in the social media world, and the world in general, and how it impacted people. i was just looking at it, he can't be well. you can't be will to want to hurt people. you just don't do that. just rooting for him as far as coming back to be able to see his senses and apologize to people. >> reporter: intern, you are a apologizing because it was t

if it had in oakland address and if it was m, oakland t >> porter: do you see changing now? >> i think so. it is more clear to the banks that there is money money to be made here. >> reporter: it is more clear to clear to cities that the vitality of urban areas depends on having enough people and workers to keep things moving. at least that is how tina robinson sees it. >> if they can have affordable g here, i think that would be great. they can afford to stay. >> reporter: in oakland, kpix 5. 5. >> the state is requiring citieo pick locations for more housing. more housing. because of the home depot project, the broadway broadway site was not on the list. advocates hope oakland will consider it a high priority priority housing site. > >> san jose is on pace to set a record for council woman says she is going to try naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it

live in oakland alley, rasmus ktvu. box two news we have new details about a burned body found on a trail in eniac. police say firefighters found the woman's body after responding to a fire on that trail investigators haven't said who is responsible for the death or the fire? people live in the area say they're not concerned about their safety. my kids are scared. i'm like not too scared because there's this is just a lot of homeless activity here, so i'm kind of used to it. i hope she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this, um, gets, you know, justice. he's released photos of a ring and necklace found on the woman's body in hopes of identifying her police say the woman has dark skin was under 30 years old, about five ft six inches tall and had the gap between her two front teeth. detectives are asking people who live in the area to see if they know anyone who might fit that description. people in oakland and beyond are pressuring the oakland police department to examine and change its policies.

to be mayor of oakland. are running neck and neck. new polling from the oakland chamber of commerce shows. the two front runners are city council members lauren taylor and xiang tao. taylor is polling at 21% in tao at 20% this poll finds that these two candidates are getting more than double the support of the other eight candidates currently on the ballot. in san jose. poll numbers show mixed results in that race from error, the top two candidates are san jose council members met mehan and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. in one poll conducted by supporters of mayhem it shows the candidates are tied in. a second poll conducted by chavez supporters results her by 12 points. polls are conducted between august and september. ktvu we'll hear from both of the san jose mayoral candidate, cindy chavez will join us live this afternoon on the four in the next week, we'll be joined by matt mayhem. we had a lot of calls about some mysterious booming noises into our newsroom here. people hoard them in san fr

san jose in oakland also made the top 10 . the report found rental prices have been going up here for the past nine months straight . it says rising interest rates and cooling housing market are to blame. >>> hundreds of doctors could walk off the job next month. their union plans to issue a 10-day strike notice tomorrow because of a contract dispute. >>> was shut down most nonemergency and outpatient services at county hospitals an clinics, most notably, valley medical center rick meanwhile, kaiser mental health workers could be on the urge of ending their strike after two months. hundreds of employees walked off the job back in august . they say they are just overworked and understaffed. today , the union announced a tentative agreement saying, quote, the new four-your agreement will benefit patients and drive collaborative efforts into improving access to mental health care while at the same time recognizing and bette supporting mental health therapists in the most importan work. >>> the oakland city council? tonight to exp

saturday's shooting happened around 9 45 pm at an airbnb rental in west oakland, oakland police chief laurent armstrong said people at the party were targeted. we believe that this is a result of a conflict. that may have happened at the school. previously armstrong said at least two people opened fire one with a rifle, the other with a handgun to other teens were injured. berkeley school superintendent iniki afford mortal said there would be counseling services on school campuses and said the focus is caring for each other in the days and weeks ahead really hard time for all of us never, ever should have community be devastated like this, and we are coming together to heal together to be the famiw video today from last week's shooting on oakland's king estates. campus two gunmen can be seen running onto the campus middle of the school day with guns drawn. there. they are top of your screen left right there. police say they're looking for those two shooters and at least one other person who was driving a getaway vehicle. police chief says two of the six people shot remain in the hospi

i love oakland. and i'm here. and i'm going to do my part to make a change. >> we have heard a lot of that in oakland, that there needs to be changed, and it's with that sense that things are not going the right way that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. it's back it's great seeing you again from artoday. >> people want to see our city is going to function and we are going to shop delivering for them, and the things that they deserve. taxpayers are not seeing us showing up on the basics, keeping our city clean and beautiful. hi, hey, how are you doing? >>> treva reid holding a town hall on international boulevard. >> my corners got candles and balloons and it's not celebrating anybody's birthday. too many of those corners had mattresses and waste. so i am working to prioritize communities that have been opened or represented . >> we don't need junkfood we need action, we need someone to walk around the city. >> 2013, hollowing night, lost a son, trying to hold onto my job, my welfare. >> that connection to

in the city of oakland. that number is just added to the list when you talk about the recent crime and rising crime here in the city, and that's exactly why there is this conference going on. that's getting started right now, here in the city of oakland that's said to have attorney general rob bonta as a keynote speaker, as well as a number of other district attorneys from other counties. and elkin mayor libby schaaf. now gun violence. we know it has been plaguing the city of oakland. most recently, police reported its 1/100 homicide of the year. that was just yesterday. they identified that victor him as louis true hill, his nephew, part of the city's department of violence. found out about the killing while reporting to the scene of the crime over the weekend, the school community in berkeley heartbroken after finding out two brothers angel and jay z. sotelo garcia died when a gunman shot and killed them at a house party in oakland. police say that a conflict began between the brothers and the suspects, th

the democratic party, oakland firefighters, violence prevention advocates, the sierra club and the oakland tenants union end quote. it's getting juicy will continue to closely follow this race and you can certainly get more info on the mayoral candidates in oakland as well as early voting access. that info is on our website. kron 4 dot com for now. katherine. dan, back to you. >> all right, grant, thanks a lot. in other news tonight, california attorney general rob bonta wants to remind those falling behind on paying their utility or water bills that you have options before. any shut offs. >> you have other rights as well. you have the right to seek an alternative payment plan while keeping your water running, you have the right to contest an appeal charges. he believed to be improper and qualifying low-income individuals have the right to pursue a onetime payment, ford's their water bill and to have interest charges for the 12 prior months wave. >> the attorney general has also issued a legal alert, reminding urban and community water systems of air responsibility to protect california te

and that is oakland roots style. mayor shop in san diego's mayor todd gloria, have a bit of a friendly wager. if the roots win, mayor gloria has to wear roots t shirt and of san diego wins. mayor shaft will send glory a six pack of a linda's trees. town roots beer, which is made in oakland, and a quick reminder on sunday night head over to ktvu plus where you can watch the oakland route soccer club in the usl conference quarterfinals in san diego against the loyal again sunday night at seven on ktvu plus new and the rangers have named former giant three time world series champion bruce bochy as their next manager has agreed to a three year contract to manage the rangers during the 2023 to 25 seasons becomes the 20th full time manager in club history. 67 has been retired now for the past three seasons, has taken two different teams to the world series, won three titles with san francisco in 2010, 2012 and 2014. a bizarre message has been delivered to the door of some southern california residents. it demands mandatory

in oakland, she learned he had connections to oakland city staff and even the police chief, janna. julie and mike, this is really a hard one. just last week i was telling people about these violence interrupters, these people who go out in the community to try and comfort family members who are victims of crimes. and now today, when i got to the scene, i found out that two of these city violence interrupters were related to the victim that was killed. oakland police say they found the man near the corner of 12th street and kurgan street. he was just one block away from his home, and his police officer arrived. so did oakland's department of violence prevention staff who came to comfort victims. families left the meeting to come here. and when i get here, i see his bike only in this case control killings rolled up to the fatal shooting to find the victim was his own uncle, so i'm trying to muster up the strength. to comfort his children. are finding out today that their father has been murdered. so, um. very difficult to try to hold it together and be here for somebody, but you hurt

they were rain in an oakland courtroom now. shooter was killed while protecting a kron. 4 news crew near oakland city hall just before thanksgiving of last year. he died 3 days later. now police are still looking for a 3rd suspect on your screen or on marcus gilbert pictured here. if you have any information regarding his whereabouts, you're asked to contact opd. san francisco officials are joining together wednesday efforts to stop open air drug markets. however, one former drug dealer has doubts the city plan is actually going to work well for us. has the mcewen has that update? >> get all say, ok, you're looking at video recorded back in july of students exiting muni in the midst of an open air drug market on a thin mission street in san francisco. the fact is, you know, we have so many people who are publicly using drugs without any consequences whatsoever. and that's what we have to stop my approach to dealing with the open air drug markets has been that we have to have consequences. so we're all in agreement. we should al

for the oakland roots. this is where it all happens. the training the concentration, the practice for the playoffs. playoffs is a special time of the year. it's my favorite time of the year. i like to think of it, as you know who will step up for the big occasion starts out here from the fancy footwork to proficient passing, knowing they only have one shot to win an advance. when we get out there and we're doing certain drills with the team working on structure working on tactically how you're going to play and ultimately just competing. the team has already overcome hurdles with coaching changes mid season and a disappointing loss last weekend . it wasn't until the last vegas lights tied another game and secured the roots of playoff position we've been in since the beginning of the season, the league it was a 1% chance and look at us now. so we're here to take it. but that takes work and working together to prepare something. coaches are keeping a close eye on what's important to us that we come in every day and work hard, um and try t

novato by 13 and napa up by 11 in oakland, oakland, checking him 57 degrees 54 in san francisco as we head into the north by a chilly one in santa rosa at 40. we have san jose reporting 57 the future cast stopping it for you at 10 o'clock when it comes to the cloud cover here begins to burn off and by noontime we should be mostly clear across the bay area. partly sunny. partly cloudy along the coastline are afternoon highs for today, smidge above average in santa rosa 75 a little cool in san francisco 64 sixties oakland, 76 in livermore in 76 over san jose. today is going to be the warmest day before things start to cool down and wet weather enters the picture on tuesday, better details on these numbers and the extended forecast coming up. rosemary thank you so much. the san francisco 40 niners facing off against one of their biggest rivals, the rams of los angeles. coming up at eight. we are live with the 49ers los angeles club who's making their way to so far stadium as we speak. then more tricks than treats next on mornings onto the legends behind some other reported hauntings in w

in oakland. back in 1966, there is still controversy over the party's militancy and clashes with law enforcement during a volatile era. but fredricka newton says the new center will be a place to bring some balance the media only for trade us the black panther party. images of angry looking men with guns, she says. what wasn't shown where the parties community programs such as the free breakfast for children and free health clinics to test for lead poisoning, hypertension and sickle cell anemia. we had 65 survival programs 65 that history is also being told at the oakland museum of california this week with a book signing and panel discussion on friday for the new comrades, sisters history of the black panther women 70% of the membership. women and on saturday, the newton research center will hold its first preview event for founding members will be in all history studio have exhibition space will be a think tank interactive museum and think tank is the executive director and says it's a chance t

the city of stockton's the city of oakland. we can't do it if you have any information that can lead to the arrest of the individual or individuals that are responsible for the census. acts of violence. now is the time to speak up. i think it is horrific. this modesto woman who grew up in san francisco, says people throughout the region needs to step forward. we need to hear from the community and as a community, we need to come together. whether we're in the bay area, whether in the central valley, but we need to come together and stop this senseless violence. police say they have been getting about 100 tips per day and those tips are coming in from across the country. reporting from stockton, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news and we are following breaking news, adam merced county where the sheriff there says the bodies of a family of four have been found. the sheriff's office says it was 5 30 tonight when it did get a call from a farm worker who reported finding four people in a remote orchard deputies quickly arrived and det

joining me now is oakland city councilmember for district 3 which encompasses downtown and west oakland, carol five, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so what happens now with the people being evicted from this encampment? >> there are phases of evictions happening that started weeks ago so there are offers of shelter coming through our homelessness team and as it stands there just not enough shelter beds in the city of oakland to house everyone that needs a place to stay so tat's where we are right now. they are trying to figure out how do we keep people off the streets and give them appropriate housing? it is a struggle. >> let's talk a little bit about what the problems were at wood street and have been. we spoke with a resident there, a neighbor of wood street and this is whathe had to say about the concerns. >> the safety issue with the fire. i haven't been directly affected but i've heard the news that multiple fires is a huge safety concern for the city and as far as driving through it's just down the block and i tend to avoid the whole area, not out of

and oakland. police are looking for whoever ended up shooting up a birthday party saturday night. 2 brothers were killed in that 2 others. her kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> what's happening in our community right now when it comes to it, our young people is unacceptable. >> at a news conference monday, oakland police chief leronne armstrong said saturday night's murder brothers jc and angel sotelo garcia had a birthday party was not tied to gangs. we know that the shooting is not getting a group related. >> we believe that this is a result of the conflict. that may have happened at the school. previously. the chief did not elaborate as to what the conflict involving the berkeley high school brothers may have been. >> but he confirmed the brothers in the other 2 young people who were wounded were likely targeted by the 3 people who entered the home. i don't know what the underlying reason for the conflict was. we know that there was a conflict. >> we know that the individuals responsibl

of the fewest murders in oakland history. what a tragedy to lose that incredible progress. >> despite the homeless encampments that plagued the city, the city has made big strides. have increased shelter capacity, decreased homeless capacity and helped residents avoid evictions amend -- a missed rate hikes. -- adstathis. >> city staff tells me this is the biggest housing building boom that oakland has ever had since the 1906 earthquake. >> the mayor also talked about losing three major sports teams. a growing racial wealth gap. the mayor was able to reach big goals raising private money, not to -- not through the city budget. her message to the next mayor -- >> invest in partnerships. no complex problems get solved without big partnerships. >> in oakland, abc 7 news. dan: a newly released study shows majority of oaklanders are deeply pessimistic about the direction of the city. a new promo shows nearly half of poll voters do not see oakland is a good place to live anymore. concerns about safety are at an all-time high. top ph

of the fewest murders in oakland history. what a tragedy to lose that incredible progress. >> despite the homeless encampments that plagued the city, the city has made big strides. have increased shelter capacity, decreased homeless capacity and helped residents avoid evictions amend -- a missed rate hikes. -- admist rate hikes. >> city staff tells me this is the biggest housing building boom that oakland has ever had since the 1906 earthquake. >> the mayor also talked about losing three major sports teams. a growing racial wealth gap. the mayor was able to reach big goals raising private money, not to -- not through the city budget. her message to the next mayor -- >> invest in partnerships. no complex problems get solved without big partnerships. >> in oakland, abc 7 news. dan: a newly released study shows majority of oaklanders are deeply pessimistic about the direction of the city. a new promo shows nearly half of poll voters do not see oakland is a good place to live anymore. concerns about safety are at an all-time high

it happened early yesterday morning near the oakland coliseum, oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the chase was approved by supervisors because the suspect was wanted for a previous hit and run where he showed he had a gun. in line with department policy the officers involved in the incident. will be placed on administrative leave. pending investigation. friends and coworkers have identified the victim as augustine coital, a 44 year old oakland resident who was killed while on his way to work at bayview environmental services. just one block away from the crash. time is not 5 16 happening today, the oakland city council will debate expanding the police department jews of automatic license plate readers. now, supporters say, putting more license plate readers around oakland would dramatically increase the ability of the police to solve violent crimes. critics worry about privacy concerns. last month, the oakland public safety committee tentatively rejected that proposal. oakland's largest homeless encampment is one step closer to being cleared and closed yesterday was deadline

oakland outta hayward joining the fog party? other locations not as bad so you just go a little bit and you're in the sun. then all of sudden, wham! we hit that wall of fog. watsonville, monterey salinas! santa clara valley. maybe down to gilroy. some san martin still says 10 miles, but i know north of that and south, there's some areas of fog. so dense morning fog cool to mild over by the coast. mostly sunny, warm to hot inland little band of high clouds and a little bit of a warmer pattern. i mean, we're not getting you know too hot here, but some temperatures inland are bumping up to the nineties. livermore did yesterday. it will be closed for concord, walnut creek today. 76 sunday then 83 82 87 yesterday. we've got 89 today. temperatures aloft are very warm there in the seventies, so that will translate into some pretty warm inland temps. the city, though, has been stuck in the sixties from a low of 63. that was the highest should say on tuesday to almost 70 on sunday and 66 monday wednesday and i'm going 66 for a high today

. >>> an intense battle to claim the title of oakland's next mayor. two candidates who want the job. token plus a fall at facebook's parent company. what is sending meta plunging ? let's begin with meta , company parent of facebook. they appeared to be losing steam. kpix 5's anne makovec has more. >> meta has lost about a quarter of its value today . they are based in menlo park they are reporting a second straight quarter of revenue decline. the issues, and sales are falling, and stiff competition from tiktok. meta has also been all-in on virtual reality, the so-called meta-verse. this could be an indication that future bet is a flop. let's look at some of the ugly numbers today. meta stock fell 24.5%. now under $98 per share, that is its lowest level in nearly 4 years. meta 's market value sink to $268 billion. that is down from more than $1 trillion in september, last year. overall, stocks were mixed today, the dow gaining , and the nasdaq dropping, and the s&p 500 also falling . the markets did get some encouraging news, though, as the government

one was in oakland. oakland man is a 40 year old killed on april 10th of last year in each case, the victims were shot to death. caught by surprise in the dark. it's another lifeguard man was on his way to work like that scares me. that part scares me on his way to work. investigators say none of the men was robbed or beaten before they were killed. the shootings also don't seem to be related to gangs or drugs, according to investigators. the reward for information leading to an arrest is now $95,000 after an anonymous donor contributed 10,000 more just yesterday. toxins police chief is set to hold a news conference at three o'clock this afternoon. we'll have the latest developments for you today on the four and the killing in oakland overnight brings the city's homicide rate to 101 for the year. all we know at this point is that it has happened around four o'clock this morning on hybrid avenue when police responded to a catalytic converter theft. meantime police are also investigating a deadly shooting

i'm pam moore ken wayne and oakland construction worker became oakland's 100st homicide victim early yesterday morning after police said he was shot by catalytic converter thieves. kron four's. dan kerman has the story. >> on the night i know for 24 years, i'm known for half my life of a she grew up with on it's definitely are gone. >> general contractor justin dawson is talking about his friend and employee arturo coronado. the 60 year-old construction worker was shot to death about 04:00am tuesday by thieves who are stealing. the catalytic converter off his car. dustin says coronado was shouting at the thieves from the doorway of his everett avenue home when he was shot. i think they just started shooting. then. >> a bullet hit dozen says coronado was the first person he ever hired. and not only was he passionate about his work, but also about helping people. dawson says it's what gave him true, joy. he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just just

san francisco right now. 60 degrees oakland 60 to santa rosa. with that lingering cloud cover only in the upper fifties right now, and walnut creek reporting 71 degrees, actually, fairly mild inland. so yesterday all day we had to some cloud cover here. out towards the golden gate bridge, but some clearing kind of a nice scene here, but still, some lingering fog patches up above. the span itself, but at least it's nice to see you breaking up a bit. now the overall weather pattern it's kind of static for us things. not moving around too much is the area of high pressure is up to our north. this area of low pressure is down in southern california, keeping the shower threat and therefore cast and we're kind of in between. so we're not incredibly hot. we're not incredibly cold, although the morning hours i should say are pretty chilly. and for today, though, this is the plant some cloud cover, clearing back to a near the shoreline. there should be the case for tomorrow, but it will be a little bit warmer and your friday forecast. take a look at the

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in oakland, kenny c, in oakland, kenny choi, kpix 5. >> police are asking for the pus help to solve this case. here is is another look at the getaway car. 2009 black ford escape with with california license plate nr california license plate number eight's etf 474. jun anabo's killing is one of 104 killings in oakland this year alone. oaks police chief sa it armstrg, the neighborhood where he grew up in. he tells me he is so frustrated by the recent spike in pilots, but he has not lost . has not lost hope. >> reporter: 13th and willow, west oakland, home away from home for chief armstrong. >> down the street to the right. right. >> up to the stop sign into the right in about a block and a half. >> reporter: would you ride your your bike here? >> ride my bike. durable of all. durable of all here. >> reporter: the area he grew up in. >> the area was a close knit community. everybody knew each other. they knew my mother, my r my mother, my grandfather who owned business a couple blocks down from here. >> reporter: he said local hangouts were safe hangouts, and and you were called home just b

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very proud to leave the children of oakland with the oakland promise with universal preschool and, you know, whole generation of college scholarships and savings accounts in place already funded. but, you know, i also have to acknowledge their people are in this moment. people are not feeling safe. they are not feeling hopeful about the homelessness situation. so my my message was to acknowledge that, but also to say we are on a path towards a beautiful future. oakland >> and you know, earlier this week, speaking of, you know, some of the crime, the public safety issues. as you mentioned, there, oakland city council took steps to continue the police department's use of license plate readers of this is something that you've supported as well. where does that issue currently stand? >> well, i think the city council did the right thing. they have, you know, delayed and this was an issue that needed to be resolved so that we can deliver public safety and privacy protection because this policy will actually allow the police department to purchase software that will allow better reporting mo

neighbors in oakland say they were shocked to hear a loud crash. big bang what we are like what the heck does somebody doesn't hit my door or something? oakland police say they've been chasing a suspect in a silver honda sedan. the suspect's car crashed into a red pickup truck. i saw like 10 cops with their guns out, pointing, pointing to a male and he had his hands up and he just surrendered, but the driver of the truck was killed in the crash. friends and co workers say that innocent victim was augustine toyota, a 44 year old oakland resident who was killed on his way to work at bayview environmental services. just one block away. co workers say toyota had been an employee for more than 20 years. they say he was a good worker, diligent and a generous mentor in line with department policy, the officers involved in the incident. will be placed on administrative leave. pending investigation. oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the chase was approved by supervisors officers spotted the suspect, 23 year old jonathan hernandez, getting into his

we're here today because cole has no business being in the west oakland. and oakland period. nowhere because the. but politics of coke of cold, there's nothing but a harm to everybody. and as part of a energy we why why are we using it at and based on greenhouse gasses. there's no need for it. it just adds to the heart to the environment to people's health. we have no need for it. protesters tell ktvu that a los angeles based financier has contributed $550,000 in coal related money in an attempt to pressure the candidates who are running for oakland. mayor of oakland residents were honored tonight with the keys to the city for their hard work their servers and activism new tonight ktvu elissa harrington reports. they include musicians, a chef and author and one of the founding members of the black panther party. i said, it's something to myself every day, and it was an evening of music and celebration at oakland's frank ogawa plaza mayor libby schaaf presented five oakland ear's with the key to the city by our all people who have achieved national fame, but they keep coming b

that is oakland's chef will be in office as oakland's mayor through january 2023. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, the race to the oakland next mayor is neck and neck. a new poll by the oakland chamber of commerce finds council members lauren taylor inching tao are leading the pack with nearly thc same amount of support both receiving about 34% over first second and 3rd choices running 3rd in the mayoral poll is former council member ignacio de la fuente at this point kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says none of the 3 can't be counted out. >> with ranked choice literal history of of the bay area is littered with people finish first in the first round. but then went on to lose because the that person second was a higher rank choice for all the people who dropped out early. so it's too early to say who's going to win? >> race uses ranked choice voting which could come into play if the race stays close as you may recall, in oakland's 2010 election, the second and 3rd choice boats ended up being the deciding factor. political analysts say the next couple of weeks will not o

the city of oakland reaches a sobering milestone. police are now investigating the city's 1/100 homicide of the year. a shooting this afternoon comes just after two teenage brothers were killed over the weekend. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. that shooting happened just before three o'clock this afternoon at 14th street and curcumin west oakland, a lieutenant on scene. says a witness called in to report the shooting officers called paramedics when they arrived. a man there at the scene was pronounced dead. police say they have recovered evidence and video surveillance and have spoken to witnesses. oakland's police chief says he personally knows the son of the victim. the chief goes on to say here, and i apologize for not having the audio, but the chief goes on to say that people have to learn how to solve conflict without using weapons against each other. berkeley high school st

this happened last month at 44th and international in oakland. the guard was shot in the leg, as was johnson and innocent bystander was also hurt during that exchange of gunfire. johnson is being held without bail right now and is expected to enter a plea next week. police have confirmed a gun was found on the campus of a high school in oakland this morning. fortunately this did not escalate to violence happened at dewey academy, oakland unified school district and the school itself did not release details we came to use amberleigh is live in oakland tonight after speaking with parents at a youth football coach about the latest incident involving guns at school. police are investigating what it describes as a firearm incident at dewey academy high school in oakland. officers recovered a gun but did not release details. a student tells me a loaded gun was found in the backpack of another student sources. no one was arrested and no one was injured. still parents say the discovery is disturbing and that it may be a sign of fear among students. obvio

uh, old oakland army base is located. and last night she got one step closer to achieving that goal. the oakland city council approved a motion to put $100,000 toward applying for a state waiver that could allow the former wood street residents to move into the army base area known as the north gateway. however the site does have serious environmental hazards that need to be addressed in remediated. to recycling companies also have plans to move into that vacant land in the near future. and here's what one woman who was living in an rv at the wood street encampment said yesterday in a protest, calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency, a point echoed by council member five and last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and restrictions you're excluding people are materially and breaking up our community, which also is our suppor

east bay highs, 72 in oakland, 74 in castro valley. the inland east bay will have highs mainly in the upper 80's. 82 in concord, pittsburgh. brentwood up to 84. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a sunny and lovely fleet week. gradual warming up to mid-week 90 degrees in lent on friday, then more warming going into thursday, -- gradual warming up to mid-week. 90 degrees on wednesday, then more warming going into thursday, friday and saturday. a lovely week for fleet week and for all kinds of outdoor activity. >> now, sports from abc7 news. >> good evening. the 49ers season hasn't gone according to plan so far. may be a bit of monday night football magic will cure it. they have won the last three monday night matches with the rams, and they will tie the steelers for the most all-time wins on monday with 51. another reason to be optimistic, they have a game changer like deebo samuel. did you know that shane he is wearing is called the game changer chain? it is a thing, and the 49ers head doesn't exactly approve. >> i was in big fan