Transcripts For KTVU The Eleven OClock News On KTVU FOX 2 20

Transcripts For KTVU The Eleven OClock News On KTVU FOX 2 20221004



berkeley high school mondays. vigil was held inside longfellow middle schools cafeteria, where it was standing room only as friends. family classmates in community members made a huge show of support for the grieving family, and we have to hold their memories close to us. and we have to love this family the way they deserve to be game out there, and it's sad. that's who boys how to lose their life. for no reason. 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 hospital and are expected to survive. a 60 year old father and grandfather is oakland's latest homicide victim , the 1/100 person killed in the city so far this year, and we've learned he had connections to oakland city staff members and even the police chief killing happened alongside wade johnson park. ktvu is jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland, she met a family member at the scene. who, jenna shared his heartache with you. mike and julie. this was really difficult to be there and see the family members come up. they were part of the violence interrupters who are supposed to respond to scenes and help the families, and then they found out that they were part of the victim's family themselves. 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 as police officer arrived, so did oakland's department of violence prevention staff who came to comfort victims families 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 tom trying to muster up the strength. to comfort his children. are finding out today that their father has been murdered. so, ud it together and be here for somebody, but you hurting yourself, killen, says his uncle lewis. true hill, known as joey had been struggling for years. he was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago. but he says true, he'll finally had gotten a home of his own in west oakland and had just celebrated his 60th birthday. he was proud to be able to finally get off the streets. and get him a place to live. to have a place of his own. where he can have his grandchildren and children over neighbors say true hill was always trying to help others. i'm just devastated. i can't believe that this happened. when i found out that it was him. i was like wow. hill is oakland's 100 homicide victim this year, the violence touching even police chief laurent armstrong, who says he knows true hell, son , a city employee, this idea of no snitching, not giving information to the police, but that allows people to continue in his violence to realize that, you know, you see things going on in the movies. you see actors getting killed. they come back. start another pictures. but when you get killed out here is forever. you're not coming back and you're destroying families were ready for this to stop, you know, and it's not just my uncle. we're ready for this city to wake up and realize that we don't have to solve things with violence that this is not the answer. and there was so much heartache out there today. a lot of the people they're saying that this just has to stop. the police chief tells me that they do have some evidence. they have some witness statements and they have video from surveillance cameras. they are tracking down all of those leads. but he says they really need partnership from community members to try and bring some closure to these cases. mike. yeah. you get the sense that heartache and you just feel for that family tonight and all the families of the victims of gun violence in the city of oakland and beyond jana katsuyama live for us, janet. thank you for that. state attorney general rob bonta hopes visiting oakland tomorrow will help jump start efforts to ease gun violence. he plans to join oakland mayor libby, chef and other members of the community to discuss challenges fighting crime and what can be done to help the victims. at 11 tonight . we expect to see a man accused of a south bahia crime and robbery spree to show up in court tomorrow, investigators say lathan johnson or the necklaces off at least 14 women in sunnyvale, santa clara milpitas in san jose. those attacks started back in june. johnson initially faced robbery charges. now he's facing hate crime charges because the victims were almost always wearing a sari, bendy or other type of ethnic attire. he is expected to enter a plea in connect in with the heat crime charges tomorrow in oakland business owner says vandals have repeatedly targeted his daycare center. adding to his frustration is that each time the city leaves notices that he has to clean it up within 10 days or face fines. ktvu s amberleigh live now in the newsroom with this story, amber julie, the owner says, removing the graffiti and fixing broken windows have already cost him thousands of dollars. he tells me instead of threatening to find him, he'd like to see the city come up with a plan to support small businesses such as helping them after they've been vandalized. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three buildings on the corner or not starlight child development center, a daycare on 14th street in the outskirts of oakland, chinatown , the target of vandals co owner john wong says it's been hit four times this year. graffiti and broken windows the most recent incident a week ago. i hate to say it, but i feel like a defeat it i'm defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland, adding to the frustration wants his. after each incident. he's received a notice of violation from the city of oakland, demanding clean up and repairs be completed in 10 days with the threat of fines , racecar, wong tells me he has been operating the daycare here for 22 years, he says. vandalism started becoming a problem a year and a half ago. broken windows so many times that we finally had to stuck all over them because we're tired of claiming insurance. for replacing windows, which are deductibles that doesn't even cover that one, says he suspects the motive. maybe racial. the sign out front gives the daycares name in chinese target. maybe they're jumping on the bandwagon because all those asian hate crime all this asian just get going on this guy to heaven. teacher says the repeated vandalism has affected the children ages 2 to 5 firefighters. and this is about halloween punking artwork by them that was displayed in the windows until the vandalism. they see that they don't feel beautiful, and that's why that makes me feel a little sad about that says he's disappointed but not deterred by the fanjul is, um, because he loves working with children help us help the city of oakland. because we're certain we're providing a service for parents, people that work in the city of oakland. wang says he understands that city leaders and police have other priorities. he tells me all he's asking is that the city stop sending him violation notices with the threat of fines. julie amber. thank you. a traffic stop on the peninsula leads to a big fine coming up more on what exactly police officers were able to get off the streets and see what happens when a high speed chase runs through multiple barria cities during the evening commu . they serial killer tonight they say they have linked to additional cases, including one in oakland today, the reward for information leading to an arrest went up to $95,000 after an anonymous donor contributed $10,000. today police say seven people have been killed since april of last year six in stockton, one in oakland, that oakland victim 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year. in each case, the victims were caught by surprise in the dark and shot to death. people in stockton say right now they are terrified. another lifeguard man was on his way to work like that scares me. that part scares me on his way to work. police say none of the men were robbed or beaten before they were killed. the shootings also do not seem to be related to gangs or drugs also knew at 11. police in san mateo say a traffic stop led to two arrests for weapons, narcotics and child endangerment . it happened shortly before midnight last night on la salva street, the officer stopped a car for a vehicle code violation and found that the driver and the passenger were both on probation. the officer then searched the car and turned up narcotics. a loaded gun and cash . a five year old girl was also in the car. police say they arrested behavior and james williams and booked them into the cemetery. oh county jail. the child was released to her grandparents. speed pursuit through multiple cities did not lead to an arrest today. sky foxx did capture images of today's chase. that went from lafayette to san francisco to richmond. chp officers say the driver being chased exhibited extremely erratic and dangerous behavior during the pursuit. as you can see here, at one point, the vehicle actually appeared to clip a cyclist right there. on surface streets in the city of oakland. that cyclist did appear to be okay as the driver, as you can see, just kept going. enforcement eventually ended the pursuit in richmond because they thought the conditions were just too dangerous to continue. they have not said why they were chasing the vehicle and no one again has been taken into custody. there are nose founder elizabeth holmes will not be sentenced for at least another three months. that's right today , the judge delayed her sentencing hearing that was scheduled for october. 17th that date has now been set aside for a hearing on the defense's motion requests. in a new trial . holmes was convicted back in january on four counts of felony fraud in connection with her failed blood testing company theranos. complaints tonight over evacuation orders in florida coming up. our emergency managers are working through that and rescues at the same time and allegations of sexual and emotional abuse rocked the world of women's soccer. the forecast includes a warmup all have the details on temperatures back into the low nineties. see you back here. oh rico today to survey the damage done by hurricane fiona that hurricane hit the island about two weeks ago and tonight more than 120,000 homes and businesses are still without power. the hurricane caused billions of dollars worth of damage. the storm hit puerto rico it was trying to rebuild its infrastructure after hurricane maria hit there five years ago. many floridians now questioning the local response to hurricane ian. this is the state continues its efforts to restore power and help rescue those stranded still in coastal communities boxes madeline rivera has the story. mounting questions over evacuation orders in florida's gulf coast as recovery efforts continue after hurricane ian. so far, we've had more than 1900 rescues in the use our teams nearly a week after the storm hit, rescue crews are still working around the clock to reach people stranded and some of the hardest hit areas of florida's gulf coast. washed out bridges and roadways, making the task difficult, especially in coastal communities still dealing with flooding. but in a small sign of progress, lee county officials say the florida department of transportation is already helping to rebuild a temporary bridge to pine island, carly only accessible by boat and air . we still expect for that bridge to be, uh, the temporary bridge to be completed within the next 5 to 8 days, the state emergency management director also expects most people could have power and water restored by sunday. very good plan. very good strategy. how to get that done. recovery efforts continue . lee county officials are also facing questions over why they issued evacuation orders just 24 hours before landfall. concerned governor to santis dismissed we should be focusing on lifting people up and stop incessantly talking and trying to cast a spurgeon's on people that were doing the best job they could with imperfect information. heartedly county has begun to consolidate its shelters as the need goes down, many staying at the hertz arena as they try to figure out what to do next in a sterile florida rivera fox news red cross is in florida, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims. ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. our parent company has donated $1 million to the relief efforts. if you can help just scan that q r code right there on your screen, or you can visit red cross .org/ fox forward. okay the trend is for warmer as we head into the next few days into the following week or this coming weekend numbers will get into the low nineties. today's temperature's warmer than yesterday but still manageable and speak of manageable in terms of fire. danger concerns still manageable in terms of temperatures and no red flag warning indications or anything like that. to worry right about right now we do have a little patchy fog at the coast. got a bunch of pacifica, some moving into the avenues of san francisco. we're looking out at the oakland at the, uh pork there, and you can see some of the big cranes, no fog there. i think the fog will fill into the bay tonight and that fog will set us up with kind of a cooler start, especially along the coast, and it will be a little slower to burn off coast side to not tomorrow than it was today. we got a little more of an onshore flow, so there's going to be a bit more. um, just inland push of fog, so it's going to be slower to burn off. these are the current temperatures. they're running about five degrees cooler napa four degrees cooler in nevada. that's a sea breeze. the warmer pattern this week will continue each day into the weekend, setting us up with some low nineties by the by friday and saturday. not hot. i mean, it's in october. yeah, that could be considered hopping. it's not hot by the standards that we're used to in october november when we get into the big offshore wind events that can create record high temperatures or that last heat event we had a few weeks ago that we were 110 115 big numbers, not the case. we're in kind of a mild fall pattern. that's the fog footprint for tomorrow morning. it'll burn off slowly within leave temperatures like these that will be about where they were today, or maybe a little bit warmer. that's tuesday. wednesday will come up a couple more so it's all subtle changes right into your thursday friday, saturday and sunday. you can see it here. so here subtle , subtle, little more and then up. but again the hot spots on the weekend or just in the low nineties, so it should be really, really, really nice pattern for us is we completely looks like it's going to be a pretty good shape in terms of fog concerns. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. a new report is sending shockwaves through the sport of women's soccer. it alleges sexual and emotional abuse from the top tiers of the professional teams all the way down to youth leagues. ktvu s and ruben has reaction now from local sports leaders. emotional and sexual abuse. they are systemic in women's professional soccer, according to a scathing report. u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year. this is a problem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league. there were coaches accused of sexual relationships with players of showing pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then. hired by other teams. it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments. we have to remember that these cultures to ride women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform yet another, uh, cutting example of sport reflecting society many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality. us soccer calls the findings heartbreaking and deeply troubling. the national soccer federation also announced the formation of a participant safety task force. but for many players, the damage is done to habit have such negative repercussions on their life when it should be such a incredible experience for them is extremely devastating and disappointing. the report calls for more transparency. the elimination of nondisclosure agree mintz for coaches and the establishment of clear rules around player safety, among other things. in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news. a russian court has set the date for american basketball star britney griner is appeal against her prison sentence for drug possession. she was sentenced to nine years. the court date has been scheduled for october. 25th griner was convicted in august after police say they found vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage at an airport in moscow, the moscow region court said it will hear her repeal. coming up in sports. 49ers defense was big time tonight against the rams are jason appelbaum has highlights and reaction next. rocket tonight is the 49ers regular season own ege of the rams continued with debo and the defense leading the charge, and that's trey lance and the other injured 49ers, catching the action from one of the suites. rams up three early when jeff wilson takes the toss straight up the middle and look at him go . that's a touchdown for the 49ers 32 yards. 73 san francisco the defense was relentless. nick bosa, that stunt move flinging stafford down. they had seven sacks boasts a had two of them second quarter. now, garoppolo throws kind of a dangerous pass on third down, but look at it. look at deebo, samuel. i mean,. that's jalen ramsey, the former all pro and he gets the block from brandon aiyuk long touchdown 57 yards. karabell is thinking that was easy for me, jerry, right. jerry rice is enjoying himself. it's still a one possession game when talon oahu, fonda puts it to bed with 6.5 minutes to go. 52 yard pick six for the emerging star. he later said that he knew what was coming. they went to the well once too often. with that play. everybody is fired up, including defensive coordinator dimicco ryan's as garoppolo in the 49ers . they went 24 to 9, jimmy and deebo. after the game. every time i get a chance to get the ball in my hands, it's just my mentality of trying to make it a big play. um but it's just it's just second nature to me right now. kind of give it a either debo get or known well, and that's about all i did on the play and devoted the rest. havig a guy like that. well with the win tonight in san diego, the giants would guarantee themselves of not finishing the season with a losing record. i guess that would be something. uh you know, fans are out. this guy's happy he's got the ball, but not as happy as the kids look at them. then there's not much better than that a scoreless scoreless game into the bottom of the eighth, but then the padres are up for seven runs. will myers giants fans? i don't want to see him anymore of seven nothing. san diego the giants rally become up short. padres win 7 to 4 giants are 80 and 82 games left in the season . how about the a's? they trailed the angels tonight at the coliseum for nothing, but they did not give up. they mounted a late inning comeback. two outs in the bottom of the ninth is, we're going to tie it up. seth brown speaks one through the left side of the infield that will bring home a pair of runs. and we are tied and going to extras at four bottom of the 10th. runner on third. tony kemp kind of the same type of deal, but going the other way, sneaks it through and that's it. jonah bride comes ine angel something to celebrate in a very tough season for them to more games left in the season. all right, you're looking at albert pujols, who made some history seems like he's always making history. that's home run number, 703. but the history is that he passed babe ruth for second place on the all time arby's list. only hank aaron has more 42 years old. he said. he's going to retire after the season. and if he does, he is going out in style. take a look. check this out. this is aaron wheels bothering him, and he nails his first ever double backflip 60. that is very impressive. rockstar how do you do that? you do that? that's unbelievable. yeah, wales is from las vegas. he performed for the nitro circus. impressive stuff. very cool to see very happy to see the niners pull out full of w. off everybody in the division. that's right. good win tonight, jason. thank you, everyone. thanks for joining us tonight. goo ight hi, there. hey. i'll be your server for tonight. my name is brian if you guys need anything. what's your name if we don't need anything? patricia. [ both laugh ] you're quick, patricia! so, our specialty cocktail for tonight is a basil-infused mojito. oh, yum! we'll take three. uh, no. that's okay. i'm good. come on, now. join us for a specialty cocktail on our specialty evening. yeah. three, please. okay. if you don't drink it, someone will. well, that brian sure is a cutie, huh? i'd kill to have those lips. i mean on me. i mean i want his lips on my mouth. can we just cut to the chase? he's got great lips. no, no, no, no, no. what are we doing here? what is this about? nothing! we just wanted to have a fun night out with our daughter. yeah! just think of us as your friends. yeah! i don't have 45-year-old friends. well, you don't have 45-year-old parents yet, either, honey,

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