, oakland, albuquerque, austin, texas. and we have a number of pilot programs here in new york along these lines. so there are a lot of cities i think because of the pressure that we've seen over the last several years, who are beginning to try to figure out how to do this. well, listen, we'll have to leave it there. what a fascinating conversation professor alex b polly, a brooklyn college author of the end to policing and watch for the new edition next month. thank you so much for being with us today. thanks to a. so what's the bottom line? our guest today has some really thoughtful ideas on reforming policing and prisons . it's promising that there's some cities out there, sending experts like social workers instead of police when they get certain types of emergency calls that just seem smarter to me and fewer innocent people are going to die. the vast number of encounters between the public and their police officers are positive and helpful. we've got to put that on the record, but there will always be law enforcement

, oakland. busy albuquerque, austin, texas. and we have a number of pilot programs here in new york along these lines. so there are a lot of cities, i think because of the pressure that we've seen over the last several years, who are beginning to try to figure out how to do this. well, listen, we'll have to leave it there. what a fascinating conversation professor alex vitaly of brooklyn college author of the end to policing and what for the new edition next month. thank you so much for being with us today. thanks to a. so what's the bottom line? our guest today has some really thoughtful ideas on reforming policing and prisons . it's promising that there's some cities out there sending experts like social workers instead of police when they get certain types of emergency calls. that just seems smarter to me and fewer innocent people are going to die. the vast number of encounters between the public and their police officers are positive and helpful. we've got to put that on the record. but ther

, oakland, albuquerque, austin, texas. and we have a number of pilot programs here in new york along these lines. so there are a lot of cities i think because of the pressure that we've seen over the last several years, who are beginning to try to figure out how to do this wellness and we'll have to leave it there. what a fascinating conversation professor alex b polly, a brooklyn college author of the end to policing and watch for the new edition next month. thank you so much for being with us today. thanks d. so what's the bottom line? our guest today has some really thoughtful ideas on reforming policing and prisons . it's promising that there's some cities out there sending experts like social workers instead of police when they get certain types of emergency calls. that just seems smarter to me and fewer innocent people are going to die. the vast number of encounters between the public and their police officers are positive and helpful. we've got to put that on the record. but there will always be law enforcement offi

, oakland, albuquerque, austin, texas. and we have a number of pilot programs here in new york along these lines. so there are a lot of cities, i think because of the pressure that we've seen over the last several years, who are beginning to try to figure out how to do this wellness and we'll have to leave it there. what a fascinating conversation professor alex vitaly of brooklyn college author of the end to policing, and watch for the new edition next month. thank you so much for being with us today . thanks to a. so what's the bottom line? our guest today has some really thoughtful ideas on reforming policing and prisons . it's promising that there's some cities out there sending experts like social workers instead of police when they get certain types of emergency calls. that just seems smarter to me and fewer innocent people are going to die. the vast number of encounters between the public and their police officers are positive and helpful. we've got to put that on the record where they will always be law enforcement

. oakland will be able to travel outside for the 1st time in 4 months. the country struggle to contain a delta variant outbreak since august and one other story from using a human remains have been found at the sight of one of the countries worst mining dissolves is which happened 11 years ago. 29 men were killed after methane gas exploded in the pike river. mine investigate is we're only allowed access in 2019 because of safety concerns in which is taken last week. during boring in the mind, confirmed the presence of 2 bodies sport is still ahead for you on this news. hour and 2 thoughts couples leading stars go head to head that story. i'm away for that . ah, it's the world's. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing momentous change context, india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how to convert 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me fair as those are for context india and alex is eda cutter. one of the fastest growing nations in the worl

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people living in the largest city of oakland will be able to travel outside for the 1st time in 4 months. like in many other countries. strict sions will mainly affect people who haven't been vaccinated. for the 1st time, more than a $100000.00 people have died from a drug overdose in the united states over a 12 month period. that's an increase of nearly 30 percent. the cdc says the overdose is, are primarily down to opioids with fentanyl involved in more than 60 percent of cases. president biden says it's a tragic milestone in an epidemic that's touched, families and communities across the country, overdoses and now a leading cause of death in the u. s. surpassing the number of people killed by guns or even car crashes. both daniel to sharon is a professor of addiction medicine at the university of california, san francisco. he explained what's behind the rise and deaths mean had a 20 year unprecedented climb in debt due drug overdoses. what's driving the most recently, if ethanol, i couldn't had a huge impact have 18 months, but even if we to cope it away, we would have been seen a yea

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35 miles north of the city of detroit. these are the latest pictures that we have from the states of michigan. you can see the huge number of emergency vehicles that have responded to this. at least three people are said to of died, six have been injured. we will bring you more details of course when we have them put up we may have a little bit more that i can tell you now. that's always there at the moment. the local hospitals have been put on standby and art responding. we will bring you more from detroit, from michigan when we get it. tens of thousands of people in scotland and the north of england still have no electricity five days after storm arwen caused, what's being described as "unprecedented damage" to the power network. strong winds snapped telegraph poles and knocked out supplies on friday. we have two reports tonight from the worst hit areas the north—east of england and aberdeenshire from where lorna gordon sent this first report. a fifth night without mains power, and patrick and debbiejamieson are hunker

in that city is partly due to a lack of police funding. take a listen. >> but let me be clear, oakland needs more police. we have been impacted by staffing reductions, covid interrupted our recruitment and training processes, and the defund rhetoric is challenging our ability to attract and retain recruits. >> the mayor went on to say in order to help stop this wave of smash and grabs, she wants to see better coordination between local law enforcement as well as state and federal law enforcement. i spoke with an official yesterday at the fbi who said they're closely monitoring this wave of smash and grabs, they're in close contact with agencies around the country. this official telling me the fbi stands ready to take a more active role in the event they uncover a federal nexus in any of these crimes. >> yeah, we're just seeing the sp spate of these, incredible to watch. >>> tiger woods will hold his press conference since his devastating car crash. >>> and jerome powell about to testify before congress on the economic threat posed by the o

she is democratic mayor of oakland, one of the city's that's been hit by these smash-and-grab robberies. mayor, thanks for being here. you heard josh campbell talk about the security guard, the man who was working security who was shot and killed while protecting a local-news crew in your city. i mean, that is a tragedy, by itself. but does this speak to a bigger problem? i mean, how concerned are you? >> kate, it does. oakland had been successful at cutting gun violence in half, and sustaining those reductions for more than five years. but with covid, we saw that progress undone. and the horrid death of kevin is one example of so many tragedies. every injury, every death caused by gun violence is an absolute loss for the community. and we, for one, are committed to having a comprehensive and effective approach to stopping it. >> i think -- and the big question for you, mayor, as well as mayors in other major cities because these are happening in many cities now -- is what does comprehensive mean? and what is the solution to stopping this? i mean, what are you doing now to do that, to s

we heard today from the democratic mayor of the city from oakland. she spoke to kate bolduan and said in her view, the lack of police officers, not enough police on the street are partially to blame. take a listen to what she said. >> let me be clear, oakland needs more police. we have been impacted by staffing reductions, covid interrupted are recruitment and training processes and the defund rhetoric is challenging our ability to attract and retain recruits. >> reporter: so all those things taken together, the targets themselves prime for these robbers staging their acts and at least in the mayor's view there, the lack of police on the street is the perfect storm that's allowing this to continue and worth pointing out there are things that police officers are trying to do both behind the scenes and things that we can see with our own eyes. we know they're working together, trying to build out the networks. gather intelligence, recruit sources to figure out who is running the groups and operating them and directing them to try to detour and disrupt

we heard today from the democratic mayor of the city from oakland. she spoke to our colleague, indicate bolduan. she said in her view the lack of police officers, not enough police on the street are partially to blame. take a listen to what she said. >> let me be clear, oakland needs more police. we have been impacted by staffing reductions, covid interrupted our recruitment and training processes, and the defund rhetoric is challenging our ability to attract and retain recruits. >> reporter: so all those things taken together, the targets themselves prime for these robbers staging their acts and at least in the mayor's view there, the lack of police on the street is the perfect storm that's allowing this to continue and worth pointing out there are things that police officers are trying to do both behind the scenes and things that we can see with our own eyes. we know they're working together, trying to build out the networks. gather intelligence, recruit sources to figure out who is running these groups, who is operating them and directing them so

. >> reporter: in oakland this weekend -- >> we will have tactical teams deployed throughout the city. >> reporter: but even when cops are quick to the scene -- with a mob, many will still get away. >> so why is this happening right now? well, the stores are fully stocked for the holidays and there's also a market for stolen goods this time of year. and some experts tell us the penalties for this sort of crime just aren't high enough. here in california, for example, if you steal goods worth 950 bucks orle less, that's not a felony, just a misdemeanor. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> professor sharice is with the department of law and society at the university of california irvine. thank you so much for joining us. professor, almost literally every day now, we're getting reports of new attacks by these flash mob thieves. what we're seeing seems like scenes from some sort of dystopian movie. so what's behind all of this? >> we're still trying to get a handle of what's going on with these types of crimes. on the one hand, places where they're occurring, places like los angeles and san

. >> reporter: in oakland, this weekend -- >> we will have tactical teams deployed throughout the city. >> reporter: as we saw with that san francisco raid, even when cops are quick to the scene -- with a mob, many will still get away. why is this happening right now? well, the stores are fully stocked for the holidays and there is also a market for stolen goods this time of year. and some experts tell us the penalties for this sort of crime just aren't high enough. here in california, for example, if you steal goods worth 950 bucks or less, that's not a felony. that's just a misdemeanor. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> joining me now with how these smash and grab robberies are impacting retail, consumer and retail expert eta herzog. how much is this costing retailers? >> so, we're looking at around 759,000 per one billion dollars of merchandise sold. so for every $1 billion of merchandise, $759,000 of that is going to be stolen. now, you multiply that, we're expecting about a trillion dollars to be spent over the holiday season. we're looking at around $70 million worth of merchandise

in oakland, officials there issued a statement saying opd will have additional staffing to address the increase in violent crimes. several teams will support the parole officers responding to illegal side shows or other violent crimes. of course this isn't an issue for law enforcement. these retailers want to see more customers. they want to allay concerns that customers might feel unsafe. we heard from one security official in los angeles, take a listen. >> we are monitoring the situation with the smash and grab robberies across the country closely and we have a great relationship with lapd and local authorities. we are working closely with them to make sure we're preparing. >> reporter: now, as it relates to the suspects themselves in these different incidents, not all of these are connected but we're seeing the same type of tactic going in with overwhelming force. officials are trying to glean information about these groups. obviously coordinated where you have a dozen people rushing into locations. as to why this is happening, we're told that the stores were full of goods, obviousl

that cities are used. and people who are there i referenced in the opening in san francisco and also oakland and san jose, many major cities in the bay area where we work that is largely empty still. we have not seen a return to office even though we are 18 months into this pandemic. so we are really grappling with the malfunction of the system that you're been describing before we start to get into solutions i'd love to share from you a bit about what was important to write this book.what is it about the health of cities. securing the help of cities for the future of humanity that was so important to each of you . >> certainly i believe very strongly that cities have been the home for humanity's most importantcollaborations . through the partnership between plato and socrates 2400 years ago, for the creativity thatgave us the italian renaissance . they are at their best, their entryways to poor people to find opportunity. there places where the young can learn and can see their wagesgrow. at their best th

we had an urban planning organization with offices in san francisco, oakland and san jose this is the first time i've moderated the commonwealth club program and i could not be more excited to be participating in today's program and still aligned with the work that we here in my organization do and a special welcome to all commonwealth club members. so we're here today to discuss the new book survival

the major's name was clarence benjamin from oakland, california. he jumped in the jeep with his driver, had these two tanks, gross's tank follow him on a scouting mission on their way to fight a major battle in the city of magdeburg which would take a couple days later while the final battle was on the yalta river. the redding and the other side, americans pushing through central germany, this train is in the way. so the major pulled up, he stands up in the jeep and snapped a photograph for his after action report and you can see the drama in this photograph. he showed me the photograph and told me i should get a hold of george gross in california, still alive, retired professor, university of san diego, because gross had a camera too that day. there is the photo and the after action report which is buried in the national archives and this photograph remained buried until it was shown to me by walsh and gross. several photographs taken by doctor gross. he gave me permission to put this story on our school website because by this time i was taking t

we had an urban planning organization with offices in san francisco, oakland and san jose this is the first time i've moderated the commonwealth club program and i could not be more excited to be participating in today's program and still aligned with the work that we here in my organization do and a special om

in oakland. so far this year, oakland reported 119 homicides, the police department currently has 681 sworn staff members. its lowest staffing since 2014. todd: in new york city, students seeing a huge tick in weapons seizures. here to react, two new york city parents, mark davis and leonardo koello. who sad is it that a child feels so desperate that they have to arm themselves? >> it's really tragic. and the big thing is that these children, no child can learn in an unsafe environment and right now our children are not safe and they do not feel safe and that's why they bring in all these weapons. todd: here are the numbers. new york city school weapon seee sures spiked, a 28% increase from 2019. where do you put the blame, leonardo? >> the blame could be put out to everyone. we have ledge leigh slay tores -- legislators that let our community down, the pandemic has caused unsafe streets. there's a lack of funding for our youth here in our communities that can't turn to positive options. i mean,

the latest victims and the crime spike rocking that city as city leaders try to undo police cuts. >> i know that kevin was being kevin and was serving and protecting and guarding reporters in oakland who were covering a story and, you know, ultimately shot for that. it's the season of smiling. and at aspen dental, we make it easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, start today with a full exam and x-rays, with no obligation. if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus everyone saves 20% on their treatment plan with flexible payment solutions for every budget. we're here making smiles shine bright so you can start the new year feelin' alright. call 1-800-aspendental or book today at aspendental.com veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va loan you can take out up to $60,000 or more. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday at a record pace to

, portland and oakland. while most democratic leaders want to bury their head in the sand and pretend the crime surge isn't real new york city eric adams former cop is promising to do the opposite of predecessor, be tough on criminals. >> i'm conservative on public safety. when you see 13-year-old children in our schools stabbed in the library, a woman was shot while walking down the block with her baby in a carriage, when i use the term -- i have zero tolerance for abusive violent behavior behavior. i don't believe people who discharge guns on monday should be out of jail on tuesday. that's not acceptable. >> lawrence: here to react is james craig. good see you, my brother. >> hey, lawrence, always a pleasure to be with you, man. you got to come back to michigan too by the way. >> lawrence: you know i will be back, brother. i want to get your thoughts on this. is adams ready for the gig? >> well, let me just say this. i mean, he is saying the right things let me just say, this americans, new yorker,s especi

they are taking over our major metropolitan cities. please, i implore these city officials to wake up, get this defunding the police crap off of your plate. start helping and looking and feeling that you want to help the law-abiding citizens in these communities to remain safe. >> alexandria hoff is live in washington with more on this. >> molly, it's an awkward conversation between the far left and democrats because the biden administration and federal government is already on board with increasing funding. this month the department of justice allocated $139 million to police departments across the country to assist in hiring and crime reduction. in portland, home of the anti-police sentiment in many ways, city council unanimously passed their fall budget to include a $5 million increase to the police department's budget setting a record number of homicides. responding to all that violence and crime in l.a. county, the los angeles mayor is seeking to increase the city's police budget by 3%. in 2021 philadelphia's police budget was sla

on top of that, officers were leaving the city faster and new officers could be hired, and in just a few minutes, the police chief will be holding a conference to talk about this recent spike in gun violence that in many cases has seemed so random and brazen, it has left some residents afraid to leave their homes. back to you. >> john: i can't blame them for that. no question. claudia cowan for us, thank you. >> sandra: that's coming out of the oakland county sheriff's office at this time. the shooting has been confirmed, and we are also learning that the shooter is in custody along with the gun. an active shooter at oxford high school in oxford township. 12:55:00 p.m. today. we are being told it is still an active scene. they say they have multiple patrol units, multiple ems units on the scene along with swat and aviation. they have one suspected shooter in custody along with a handgun, and they do not believe at this time there are any other active shooters. there are multiple victims, four to six, no confirmed fatal shooting victims at this time. they are going to bring us news fr

oakland. so far this year oakland has reported 119 homicides. the police department currently has 681 sworn staff members. it's the lowest staffing since 2014. state farm is sticking by green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers despite facing backlash to drop the athlete after he admitted he is not vaccinated. the company saying in a statement while it does not support some of rogers' views they respect his personal decision. rogers other sponsors are facing pressure to drop the quarterback as well. wisconsin health provider will cut ties with him shortly after he revealed his vaccination status last week. rogers tested positive and missed sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs. well, this morning, spacex crew 2 dragon splashing down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida. the four astronauts, including two americans, waiving and giving thumbs up after landing safely. the crew spent half a year on the international space station and tomorrow crew 3 will launch for the space sta

in one armed robbery in oakland, california, a security guard was shot. where is the concern for public safety? joining me to react is the author of brush on the radio and attribute to his sidekick for many years james golden known to everybody as though. we had a wonderful thanksgiving. let's get into this. this is amazing out of seth rogen, he tells everyone get over it and a follow up tweet set my car has been broken into 15 times. just what it is like here. >> it is astounding and the brazen nature ever since the district attorneys in san francisco and other locations not just in california decided that stealing upwards of $900, $9,000 in some cases worth of goods is not a problem. ultimately the other day a gang of robbers stole $1 million worth of goods. i question whether they were getting ready for the summer riot season is whether these were just the trial runs. that is what we saw took place last year, looting, arson and robbery with no check by law enforcement because democrats were running the city student wanted to happen. these happen all ov

oakland's police department increasing its police presence as it struggles to contain a crime surge. tactical teams will assist officers in responding to violent crimes as the city's liberal lawmaker reverse budget cuts that would hurt the the department. >> the interruption in our hiring processes and higher rates of attrition are things we have to plan for. can't keep our head in the sand. >> it comes days after kevin rashida was fatally shot when working security for a local television news crew who was covering and armed robbery. the waukesha christmas parade suspect charged with a 6 count first-degree intentional homicide after it sixth victim died from his injuries last week as the white house is president biden is still not planning to visit waukesha. >> any president planning to visit a community requires a lot of assets, taking their resources. it is not something i've reviewed at this time. carley: darrell brooks is accused of crashing his car into last sunday's parade injuring 60 people. eight children are still hospitalized. neil: woke mob comes for kyle rittenhouse, some

heartbreaking update to one of those crimes, oakland pd has confirmed the security guard who was shot protecting a news crew during attempted robbery on wednesday has died. the security firm that he worked for has identified him as kevin nachida, former police officer, investigators are trying to track down the suspect who shot nashida, his death comes after week of smash and grab robberies in multiple locations in california up and down the states. just yesterday on black friday while holiday shoppers were out in full force, group of 15 to 20 suspects stormed a home depot store in lakewood and stole crowbars, sledge hammers before jumping in a bunch of get away vehicles. some now fear what those thieves might plan on doing with those tools. these robberies are leaving many people holiday shoppers on edge. >> every christmas and go do macy's thing and the skating and puppies in the window, i don't want to go now. frightened me seeing the news. christina: just another very scary incident there that the holiday shoppers are having to deal with. in the los angeles area group of robbers t

here in nassau county and in the city, if you steal or go into a restaurant charge you. walk right out. brian: second year in a row nassau county where you are a police commissioner named the safest community in the country. how and why? brian: we have an intelligence-led policing program. we have a focus deterrence. 90% of the crime is done by 10% of the population. more importantly we get support from our communities and get support -- same communities that they say were over policing. they are asking us to help them. they are asking to us come in. we can do better. we have to stay focused on what the -- that 10% of the environment that is bad. not the 90%. when we go into those communities we treat them with respect. we come out of there with the good result. brian: had you laura kern democrat whacked you up and you work well together and bruce blakeman beats kern and he asks to you stay on another four years. >> that's correct. the police department in nassau county gets support from all of our elected officials. they stand by law and order. they want us out there en

otros incidentes ocurrieron en oakland y uniÓn city. la inflaciÓn subiÓ 6.2% en octubre, lo mÁs alto en 30 aÑos. una realidad que nos afecta a todos. vamos a enfocarnos en la gasolina y ver cÓmo ahorrar al llenar el tanque. >> nunca habÍa pagado tanto por la gasolina. reportera: tiene razÓn. >> hay que pensar para salir. reportera: los precios de la gasolina estÁn 63% mÁs caros que hace un aÑo. alguna vez viste estos precios tan altos? >> nunca en 20 aÑos. reportera: silvia trabaja con una aplicaciÓn de entrega de comida muchas veces rechaza viajes largos porque no vale la pena segÚn dice. >> esto nos afecta a todos en delivery. reportera: muchos han pasado por el mismo problema. >> sÓlo viajes cortos nada mÁs. reportera: silvia dice que pone gasolina dos veces en cinco dÍas. un carro promedio gastarÍa $73 aproximadamente para llenar el tanque. reportera: enviÉ un correo a varias compaÑÍas para ver si van a aumentar el pago a conductores no tuve respuesta. >> quÉdese en su casa. reportera: algunas estaciones ofrecen

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the oakland mayor spoke about how important these funds are for the future of the city. >> this city is painfully aware that good infrastructure save lives. it's just a down payment on a total vision of equity, safety, resilience that cities across america just like oakland have been waiting for. dan: new fiber cables will be installed to improve access to the cities free public wi-fi service. ama: the 124th big game between stanford and cal will take place at stanford stadium. after playing in an empty stadium last year, officials projected crowd between 45 and 50,000 people. stanford will enter the game with a 3-7 record. cal comes in with a 3-6 record. larry beil have more on the big game coming up in sports. dan: crabbing season will open on december 1 this year north of sonoma and mendocino counties. no crab in time for thanksgiving but you could see fresh dungeness in time for the end of the year holidays. it was delayed because of humpback whales swimming through crab fishing zones. ama: the hillsdale mall held its tree lighting event. ♪ the christmas tree was lit in the mai

of oakland. >> the upswing in violence is also of major concern for city leaders. oakland councilmember loren taylor represents the district where the security installer was shot. taylor says he's working on a plan to stem the violence. >> this takes a toll on everybody and it is time that we step up to bring the resources that are necessary. >> taylor says his plan will focus on crime prevention, deterrence and response simultaneously. while those may be long-term solutions, some things need to be done to help the community right now. >> we do need to look at increasing our police force so that they are available, ready to respond and on hand to deter in those areas where we know there is consistently high crime. >> if you have information about any shootings in oakland, called crime stoppers. -- call crime stoppers. the number is on your screen. highway patrol has a template for information about the jasper wu shooting. there is a $10,000 reward reward offered to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. >> knew at 11:00 tonight, allegation

city councilmember, lauren taylor's planned today to address gun violence in oakland a city that has had 120 homicides this year. it is time for those of us in positions of power and leadership. to roll up our sleeves and get to work. i believe that we should be laser focused on specific goals that we know will change the conditions on the streets. he laid. out a plan today that calls for doubling the solve rate for violent crimes double the capacity of deterrence programs reduced by half the number of unanswered 911 calls reduced disparities in public safety response and increase access to mental health resources after his presentation on these points we asked him about his stance on the controversial plan of defunding the police department. we need to bring all resources together to address this crisis. so yes more funding for police oakland city council has scaled back the funding of the police department and disbanded some of the departments divisions. this group says it's time to quit debating tactics and to come together seems like we all need to get on the same page when it co

the oakland mayor spoke about how important these funds are for the future of the city. >> this city is painfully aware that good infrastructure save lives. it's just a down payment on a total vision of equity, safety, resilience that cities across america just like oakland have been waiting for. dan: new fiber cables will be installed to improve access to the cities free public wi-fi service. ama: the 124th big game between stanford and cal will take place at stanford stadium. after playing in an empty stadium last year, officials projected crowd between 45 and 50,000 people. stanford will enter the game with a 3-7 record. cal comes in with a 3-6 record. larry beil have more on the big game coming up in sports. dan: crabbing season will open on december 1 this year north of sonoma and mendocino counties. no crab in time for thanksgiving but you could see fresh dungeness in time for the end of the year holidays. it was delayed because of humpback whales swimming through crab fishing zones. ama: the hillsdale mall held its tree lighting event. ♪ the christmas tree was lit in the mai

of oakland. >> the upswing in violence is also of major concern for city leaders. oakland councilmember loren taylor represents the district where the security installer was shot. taylor says he's working on a plan to stem the violence. >> this takes a toll on everybody and it is time that we step up to bring the resources that are necessary. >> taylor says his plan will focus on crime prevention, deterrence and response simultaneously. while those may be long-term solutions, some things need to be done to help the community right now. >> we do need to look at increasing our police force so that they are available, ready to respond and on hand to deter in those areas where we know there is consistently high crime. >> if you have information about any shootings in oakland, called crime stoppers. -- call crime stoppers. the number is on your screen. highway patrol has a template for information about the jasper wu shooting. there is a $10,000 rewardeward offered to anyone with information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. >> knew at 11:00 tonight, allegations

the group marched from oaklands city hall to the fellow -- oakland's city hall to the fellow -- activists activists as the verdict as an emergency call to action. >> it is a green light to every sniveling coward, every want white supremacist vigilante. luz: this not guilty verdict resonates deeply with the black community. xavier browned and his friend -- brown and his friend mobilized people to march in the killing of george floyd. he responded to the trial. >> i'm going to be completely real. i was furious, so furious. luz: rittenhouse's attorney claimed he feared for his life and acted in self-defense. a law professor said the jury needed to answer one question. >> the jury was told to focus simply on the moments right before and when there was a shooting. there wasn't any doubt he shot these folks. the jury was simply asked, do you find that he was justified in self-defense or really, do you find that the government hasn't proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he wasn't justified in that moment? luz: there was one black terror. active it -- juror. activists point to racism. >> he was

ama: today, oaklands mayor responded. the police chief called out city leaders yesterday after a weekend of organized group that's like this one at a pharmacy. please also dealt with shootings and sideshows. she says she wants more help from california highway patrol. she says more resources are needed on every level. >> i will continue to amplify my call to our city government to increase funding and increase staffing for the oakland police department. we are at one of the lowest staffing levels we've had more than a decade. ama: the mayor also focused on the court system which he says has been a huge problem during the pandemic and is working way it used to. as part of our coverage today, we spoke with retail workers and store managers about their safety concerns. he combined those stories on our website, abc7news.com. sandhya: dan: it is chilly out there, more on of frost advisory tonight. sandhya: it is going to be a cold morning ahead. let me show you a live picture. be think the that the winds right now are gusting

. >> i know i join all oaklanders in decrying the recent spate of gun violence in our city. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf announces plans to address shortages in the city amid a string of violent crime. >> tonight, a family is in mourning after a young man was shot and killed in oakland over the weekend. he was trying to stop a car burglary on grand avenue near the lake merritt pergola. his death is the city's 127th homicide this year. abc7 news anchor spoke exclusively with eric davis' mother and aunt and has this report. >> he was always, always looking out for people. he gave out turkeys this past thanksgiving. >> it was good intentions and that caring nature which tragically led to 28-year-old eric davis' death sunday evening days after thanksgiving. >> we hadn't seen him since june. a bit surprised, we were happy to have him home. >> eric, from l.a., had been living near lake merritt the past several years. his aunt describes him as a young man of faith and and character, surrounded by love. >> very popular. he had a lot of fends. -- friends. from oakland to l.a. >> and seven, eri

ama: today, oaklands mayor responded. the police chief called out city leaders yesterday after a weekend of organized group that's like this one at a pharmacy. please also dealt with shootings and sideshows. she says she wants more help from california highway patrol. she says more resources are needed on every level. >> i will continue to amplify my call to our city government to increase funding and increase staffing for the oakland police department. we are at one of the lowest staffing levels we've had more than a decade. ama: the mayor also focused on the court system which he says has been a huge problem during the pandemic and is working way it used to. as part of our coverage today, we spoke with retail workers and store managers about their safety concerns. he combined those stories on our website, abc7news.com. sandhya: dan: it is chilly out there, more on of frost advisory tonight. sandhya: it is going to be a cold morning ahead. let me show you a live picture. be think the that the winds right now are gusting