departments, command staff. good evening. i m cristina rendon in tonight for june. i m frank somerville. one of the recent victims happen to be the god, sister of a deputy chief new attend ktvu xem really talked with that deputy chief about his loss and the increase in violence ever, frank, the deputy chief tells me is mourning the loss of his god, sister, but at the same time, he s emphasis. rising that the other homicide victims also leaves behind grieving family members and that the city is offering them re sources and finding ways to help stop the violence. gunfire erupted at 6 14 thursday night. yet another night of violence in oakland. police say this shooting follows seven homicides in the past week. it took place on april called street at 107th avenue, police say officers located one victims suffering from a gunshot wound, but did not provide additional details. before the shooting. oakland police deputy chief laurent armstrong spoke about the spike in violence. the d
cancel the president. this is so dangerous what you re doing. we re getting all the presidents yes, we can argue back and forth, but you re using this is a weapon after saying impeachment would be a mistake. the house minority leader from california, kevin mccarthy, placed blame on the president for his role in the riot. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action. but president trump. except to share responsibility. 10 republicans went further and broke with party voting for impeachment. several times democrats quoted a scathing statement from the number three house republican liz cheney, the elected chair of the republican conference, wrote. the president summoned this mob assembled this mob. and lit the flame of this attack. these articles of impeachment are flawed, but i will not use process as an excuse. there s no excuse for president trump s actions. in a video statement posted after the vote, the pr
as his intern some 40 years ago. hi, everybody, while 2020 has been a major hurdle to over come, there have been many bright spots along the way for ktvu s 2020. cal fire credits 4 teenagers with saving a cliff-divers life, they happen to be competitive swimmers, as lee martinez reports, they jumped in to action when a man knocked himself unconscious in the water. it was a dramatic rescue by helicopter, an injured swimmer needed to be air lifted from the remote field falls in nevada county. luckily he survived, cal fire says if a group of four girlfriends had not been there, this would have been a very different outcome. now back in caster valley, the four childhood friends, recent 2020 grand lauren, jaqueline, sarah and maria, all 18, are glad they ve always stuck together. we ve been swimming together since we were 6 years old, we ve just been inseparable ever since. on june 10 the friends went up to the falls for the day, from the shore, they watched a group of young m
afternoon. this second impeachment vote came exactly a week after many of these lawmakers were sheltering in place during this assault on the capitol. i want to show you some video of very different scene today, members of. the national guard and law enforcement everywhere, hundreds of troops resting of the capital, securing the building and the lawmakers taking this vote inside. on this vote, the eyes or 2 32. the nays are 1 97. resolution is adopted without objection. for the second time in 13 months, the house voted to impeach president donald trump. he is charged with inciting and insurrection for his role in last week siege on the capital. he s the first president in u. s history to be impeached twice. the house moved at record speed after a mob of trump supporters carried out last week s deadly riots. we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion. against our common country. is a clear and present danger future plots. am
then called for america to unite. meantime house speaker nancy pelosi and other lawmakers are calling for president trump to resign. quote for the sake of our democracy. bye and citing sedition, as he did yesterday, he must be removed from office. while it s only 13 days left. any day could be a horror show for a miracle. now. right now, there are active and detailed discussions on capitol hill about immediately removing the president from office following yesterday s violence of the capitol. our political reporter greg lee joins us now with the latest fallout, greg yeah, they re good afternoon. you heard there from the speaker. we are just 13 days from inauguration day. but after what we saw in washington yesterday, there are growing calls amongst lawmakers to take unprecedented action. very dangerous person who should not continue in office. this is urgent. this is emergency of the highest magnitude in the aftermath of insurrection and chaos. in washington, d. c house speak