Good evening, im pam moore. Police say, this is the citys fifth officer involved shooting of the year. And, the third resulting in a death. Tonight, kron fours Philippe Djegal spoke with oaklands police chief who details what led up to the deadly shootng. Phillipe Oakland Police chief sean whent. it was a loaded firearm, yes. Phillipe holds up a photo of the nine millimeter handgun found next to the suspect after officers opened fire. the suspect did not fire any rounds at the police, no. Phillipe the chief says this all started in the afternoon, when officers in east oakland tried stoppng a car wanted in connection with an Armed Robbery reported in oakland last month. but the person did not stop and a vehicle pursuit ensued. Phillipe the suspect. A 24year old man from oakland. Led police to the 27th street freeway offramp, where he crashed into a car and tired carjacking another. Before three officers surrounded him a block away. and, at that point, the suspect advanced towards the of
Promising an update soon. Coming up on the 10 00 p. M. News we will bring you the latest in this investigation. There we go. Any word on how long the streets will be closed in the area . Reporter not yet. But as far as i can tell there is still a lot of Police Officers here. It is hard to tell when. We will keep you posted. The man was alone in the car . Reporter thats right. All they will say about him is he is 24yearold from oakland and he is a Armed Robbery suspect. Download ktvu fox 2 news news app for continuing coverage on this news and we are posting updates on twitter and facebook. Developing news on the jerusalem fire. We want to show you video here. Here is time lapse video from downtown San Francisco where you can see the smoke from the massive blaze all the way from San Francisco, it is almost 80 miles to the jerusalem fire. It is 16,000 acres and firefighters say the situation is getting increasing latences. It is burning in napa increasingly tense. It is burning in napa a
People headed to the beach, others look for air conditioning or a cooling center. We have Live Team Coverage at 11. Amberly is with fire crews assessing the danger. He will also be shown where people went to try to escape the heat. Will start with our chief meteorologist bill. It sounds it will be a very hot weekend. You think it will be cooling off, once it gets dark. No fog to be found in those decreased to be have found as well. That 106 at about 2 pm. San francisco set an alltime record at 103. Oh my gosh thats amazing they say. And then boom we talked to one of six. That is a massive record broken. Only 10 times since 1874 has seven cisco even seen 100 degrees. Has seven cisco even seen 100 degrees. The winds are blowing. Here are some more records. All of that smoke from all those fires, their 15 fires burning in the valley, that smoke is coming across our way. Air qualities taking a hit and fire danger is high. We have a heat warning not just for the bay area but for the entire
Region today with a high to very high risk of heat related illnesses. A regionwide cool down is then forecast to begin on sunday, especially near the coast. Meanwhile, very warm to hot inland conditions will persist into labor day. An increase in moisture will work northward from the south late sunday into early next week and will result in a slight chance of thunderstorms across the central coast. Additional cooling is then expected through the first half of the upcoming workweek. marty as we mentioned. Several records were broken all across the bay area. Kron 4s Hermela Aregawi was in San Francisco where temperatures hit 106 degrees. A scorching day in San Francisco. A recordbreaking 106 degrees. Bernie bersmina San Franciscoits very extreme for San Francisco at least. We just stopped in muir woods, spent the day there and on our way home, this is the place to be in the heat. Health officials urge people to find cool places during the day. Brent andrew spokesman, ca dept of public he
The storm has claimed the lives of at least 20 people in the caribbean and has left thousands homeless. Cbs News Reporter meg oliver is in miami where they are preparing for irma to hit. Meg. Reporter devin, the wind and rain is starting to pick up at times here in miami, but high winds are already battering the keys as Hurricane Irma continues to pound cuba. Heavy winds, rain, and surf will batter the north coast of the island all day. It will then turn north towards florida where more than 5. 5 million have been ordered to evacuate. Tony is fleeing key west. We are worried about the people we love who didnt get out. Reporter among the biggest concerns, storm surge. Think about it. 6 to 12 feet. That is taller than some homes and its going to rush in. You are not going to survive this. Reporter Mass Evacuations have turned freeways into parking lots. Lines at gas stations snake into the streets. Its estimated nearly a third of the pumps in floridas metropolitan areas are empty. Losing