off duty paramedic, quinn boyar shot to death in d last april. abc7 news laura anthony spoke with his widow about the tragedy. >> a police sargeant testified the young defendant in this case admitted firing the single shot that killed quinn boyar. burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appear

off duty paramedic, quinn boyar shot to death in oakland last april. abc7 news laura anthony spoke with his widow about the tragedy. >> a police sargeant testified the young defendant in this case admitted firing the single shot that killed quinn boyar. burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appeared for a preliminary hearing for the 16-year-old the head. >> an independent witness basically told police the shooter had a white baseball cap. and the witness is

admitted firing the single shot that killed quinn boyar. burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appeared for a preliminary hearing for the 16-year-old the head. >> an independent witness basically told police the shooter had a white baseball cap. and the witness is sflot describe my client with a jean jacket on. >> reporter: prosecutors argue burton was on a crime spree caught partially on video surveillance. later, prosecutors say the same group

boyar's widow says cease seeking one thing that, it becomes a force of change making oakland, boyar's beloved home town >> i think it should be potential. that would be something. a total of five boys face charges of murder. youngest just 13 years old. that is ahead at 6:00. >> 100,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled in marin county. a foul odor led to the discovery. waste water spilled on to the ground near tam tam creek. the pipe has been fixed. sewage not expected to reach the creek because it soak into theed creek bed. and there has been a big problem with a path of destructive feral pigs that prompted the city council to propose a change in the law. the council going to allow whether to allow wild pigs to be shot within city limits they're a problem at almaden country club. >> reporter: one of the city councilmen proposing this change in the law says he's heard from his constituents, some afraid to go out on halloween venl the pigs can get up to 200 and 300 expounds can carry diseases. if the law is changed shooting a pig will require a state permit allowing that when the animal is

boyar's widow attended today's court hearing talking about what she hopes will come from the death. you'll hear from her coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 >> numbers show gang related homicide cases in the city of san jose are down by nearly 43% from this time, last year. eight people killed in san jose between january and september, compared to 14 a year ago. san jose police say robbery cases are down more than 34% and aggravated assaults, also down 10%. the department is crediting a crack down on crime gang activity for the decline >> the city of san jose fighting to keep police recruits it trains. a council member proposed a plan to offer 0 interest tuition loans to academy graduates the city would pay them off. if the officer leaves the department early, the office scombrer hiring city would pay a portion of the loan. a report suggested nearly half of the graduation class is pursuing work elsewhere. >>> jury deliberations set to begin in the trial of a teenager charged with stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborghini from a san francisco showroom. prosecutors say he did to try

and this is a picture of the victim, paramedic quinn boyar. prosecutors say christian burton and several teenagers pulled up beside the car and shot him in the head. police believe boyar was killed in an attempted carjacking. >>> time 8:38. new this morning, san jose police want your help. they're trying to find a missing at risk elderly woman. take a look at the video. this is 83-year-old tran. she has been missing since last night. she has diabetes. she has short-term memory loss. she has gray hair, brown eyes, she's about 5 feet tall, weighing 100 pounds. she goes by the nickname ma and she only speaks vietnamese. if you have any information, call san jose police. >>> tonight in san jose, the second of four public meetings about reducing gang violence will be held. the gang prevention task force is hosting the meetings at the baskin community center. you can find out more about what's going on in neighborhoods and also what the city is doing to control gang activity. the meeting starts tonight 6:00 p.m., the meetings continue through novemb

katy boyar says better late then never. >> hopefully this afternoon will be better. >> bart did start slow with 25 trains and a delay. a late train still meant no strike. >> i got up at 4:30, checked my phone and bart was running. i did a little dance and went back to bed. >> i woke up at 4 a.m. and looked at my phone and i was so happy i couldn't sleep. i was awake all day. >> this sound is music to his ears. >> it was madness. i can tell you it was madness. every car in the freeway was only running about five miles. >> kpix 5. >>> mike sugarman is in the heart of the traffic. mike, i'm guessing there's a lot of sleepy heads trying to get home? >> you got up early because bart may have been running expect you didn't know it. yesterday, i raced one of our photoers. s. today i'm guessing he would have made it. it's much better today, i'm at first and harrison, which is the -- one of the main on ramps to the bay bridge and the traffic, while it looks bad, i understand from some of the parking control officers that it's only just the other side of market street. and while there is a sea

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