carlos gonzales: gracias. damián trujillo: bueno, platíquenos de este libro; estos son murales de varios artistas en el distrito la mission, ¿verdad? carlos gonzales: sí, el libro captura muchos de los murales que están en la mission, en el barrio de la mission, ah, por el maestro dick evans que, que hizo el libro, y fotografió muchos de los murales que están en el muro. damián trujillo: el mural tuyo está en la página 42; platíquenos de, de tu mural; es un mural bello, y dónde se encuentra, para la gente que quiera ir a visitar. carlos gonzales: se encuentra el mural de chata gutiérrez, en la calle south van ness y 24, y ahí está el mural de chata gutiérrez, que tenía un show de radio en kpoo radio, en san francisco; por 40 años hizo este show de salsa y latin jazz, y abrió la estación pa' la comunidad; y ella mereció la pared, son, la pusimos en la pared. damián trujillo: platíquenos por qué se la mereció, qué sentiste tú que ella debe estar así-- carlos gonzales: bueno, por 40 a�

is back and 4 minutes later gonzales appeared unresponsive cpr began. he was transported to a hospital and at 1145 that morning he was pronounced dead. >> this was a homicide in these officers should be charged. >> it's unlikely any decisions about charging the officers or even firing the officers will come until the completion of 2 investigations, one by the alameda county district attorney's office. the other by a private law firm hired by the city of alameda reporting live. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan. now to breaking news there is a shelter in place, an antioch after someone was shooting at cars and homes. we have video of the scene just into our newsroom. >> this is happening near dove court not far from james donlon boulevard. police are saying when they arrived on the scene, a person was actively shooting at cars and homes. they also say the person was shooting at an antioch police drone officers have ordered the neighborhood to shelter in place or evacuate. if it's safe to do so. and right now the swat team is on scene attempting to n

is back and 4 minutes later gonzales appeared unresponsive cpr began. he was transported to a hospital and at 1145 that morning he was pronounced dead. >> those officers should be fired and that should be criminally prosecuted. that is a wraparound total package of justice. anything less is partial justice. >> now, at this point there are 2 investigations still going on. one being conducted by the district attorney's office of alameda county. another one hired by the city of alameda, private law firm also conducting an investigation. no word on where we are in terms of the process of that investigation. but likely nothing happening, at least in terms of charges are in terms of firing until those investigations are completed reporting live. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> thank you, dan. just in to the kron 4 news remote woman has been charged for hitting and killing a lafayette school crossing guard. this happened back in early september near stanley middle school in today. the contra costa county district attorney and now it's 78 year-old phyllis me han ha

tim: similar calls have grown louder since gonzales's death. on thursday, alameda launched its pilot program with its so-called care team, a nonpolice alternative for some cases. >> the hope is that contact on the street, we get them the help and the aftercare they need and on a better pathway to success. tim: the three officers involved are currently on administered of leave. in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: elizabeth holmes fate is now in the hands of the jurors. the final thoughts from the prosecution and defense today. dan: tomorrow is the second biggest shopping day of the year, even with the impact of the supply chain problems. what you can expect on super saturday. ama: an especial audience tonight for the return of the nutcracker in san jose. dan: all that is ahead for you. the first, here's what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? jimmy: thanks. watch this. it's good for you. o christmas tree. >> ♪ stop filming me stop filming me i'll lose my job the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier

tim: similar calls have grown louder since gonzales's death. on thursday, alameda launched its pilot program with its so-called care team, a nonpolice alternative for some cases. >> the hope is that contact on the street, we get them the help and the aftercare they need and on a better pathway to success. tim: the three officers involved are currently on administered of leave. in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: elizabeth holmes fate is now in the hands of the jurors. the final thoughts from the prosecution and defense today. dan: tomorrow is the second biggest shopping day of the year, even with the impact of the supply chain problems. what you can expect on super saturday. ama: an especial audience tonight for the return of the nutcracker in san jose. dan: all that is ahead for you. the first, here's what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? jimmy: thanks. watch this. it's good for you. o christmas tree. >> ♪ stop filming me stop filming me i'll lose my job small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast busines

tonight, the alameda county coroner says the restraint alameda police used in trying to take gonzales into custody. >> contributed to his death a death. they are ruling a homicide. it was back in april when that faithful encounter occurred between police officers and the 26 year-old morrow gonzales and kron four's. dan kerman is live tonight with the latest. good evening, dan. >> good evening. a couple that with the coroner's report has indicated is yes. obesity played a role methamphetamines played a role alcohol isn't played a role. but they also say that police restraint played a role in his death and it is a death they have decided is a homicide. 26 year-old mario gonzales became unresponsive and later died after being restrained by alameda police. now the alameda county coroner has ruled his death as a homicide and says police restraint

is back and 4 minutes later gonzales appeared unresponsive cpr began. he was transported to a hospital and at 1145 that morning he was pronounced dead. >> this was a homicide in these officers should be charged unlikely any decisions on charges or on firings will come until 2 investigations are completed. one by the alameda county district attorney's office and another by a private law firm hired by the city of alameda. dan kerman kron 4 news. hundreds of san francisco. students walked out over the district's response to harassment and assault today that large group of students. >> staging the protest were from several of the city's high schools kron four's. dan thorn is live in oue newsroom tonight with more on the walkout. good evening again. >> even grant weld this vocal group wants the san francisco unified school district to know that students complaints of fallen on deaf ears and they've had enough that today's event, some of the students shared their experiences of assault and how the lack of accountability from school leaders is making them feel

>> marcy gonzales for us with the big picture on the covid crisis. thank you. >>> president biden will address the nation on tuesday about the threat posed by the latest covid wave. cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house where, today, though, the administration was reeling from a big hit to the president's agenda from a fellow democrat. christina? >> reporter: that's right, jericka. if you remember, back in november, progressive house democrats only agreed to support that bipartisan infrastructure bill because they were promised the white house and senator manchin from west virginia could reach a deal on a larger social spending measure. now, their leverage is gone and so, it seems, is that deal. >> this is a no on this legislation. i have tried everything i know to do. >> reporter: after months of negotiations with the white house and other democrats on the president's nearly $2 trillion build back better bill, west virginia senator joe manchin says he's out. >> if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote fo

family members say he had no known health conditions, but the report also indicated that gonzales suffered from an enlarged heart and liver. we reached out to the alameda police department and the gonzalez family for comment, but have not heard back yet. we do have a link to his coroner's report, and the story of his death on her website. just go to kpix.com. >>> the supreme court has issued a mixed ruling on a texas abortion law, that effectively bans abortions after about 6 weeks of pregnancy. both sides claim victory while the court fight continues in texas. natalie brand has more details from washington. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled 8-1 saying that abortion providers can sue texas officials over the state's controversial new law, but they stopped short of blocking the near-total abortion ban while legal proceedings continue. >> it's a sobering not to have the protection of the courts at this moment. while at the same time, be forced to deny people the care they deserve. >> reporter: the texas law prohibits most abortions after around 6 weeks, without exceptions for sexual assau

you have good gonzales. but it wasn't until we spoke with miss midnight leanne lucas does come. is that i'm, it is in got shut god in him. don't live on a boat, miss building. it does seem fun. deals boat is gun. was that that city of the most sense of the is got that now. ok. i think i live with him by hagan know it would be for is rather than little not know now think i to live with susan was very savvy things. meanwhile, back up to you. champagne is perfect for sensitive occasions. ah, but not everything that sparkles may bear this exclusive name. what makes champagne a premier sparkling wine we uncovered secret euro macs in 30 minutes on d. w. o . who the ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitats? we can make a difference. global ideas, the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. how long does it last or an eternity? time it can be measured precisely, and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of type type of phenomena. a dimension and illusion. about tim

well, recent autopsy found that gonzales was intoxicated on meth and that a combination of the drugs and police force resulted in his death. ultimately the alameda county coroner ruled gonzales his death a homicide. >> now, while we're happy with the ultimate conclusion that they still arrived at that this was a homicide which lets me know that it's the type conclusion that was and is capable. on the way to arriving at the conclusion. that was a homicide in my opinion, they to its opportunities to throw dirt on a dead man. stay. >> well, the attorney for the family says he plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit and a wrongful death lawsuit against alameda police department as well as the officers involved. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news charges were dropped against the suspect in miami involved in a mass shooting. what prosecutors are saying about the case. >> plus, president biden tours tornado destruction in kentucky promises federal aid to those affected will have that story once we get back that story once we get back right. after my car accident, that story onc

another 4 minutes later, gonzales appeared unresponsive cpr began. he was transported to a hospital and at 1145 that morning he was pronounced dead in the east bay. we're just getting word now the scene has been cleared after there was a shelter-in-place order tonight, an antioch after someone was shooting at cars and homes. this is video of the scene that happened near. >> dubbed court not far from james dolan boulevard. police say when they arrived to the scene. a person was actively shooting at cars and homes. they also say the person was shooting at an antioch police drone officers ordered the neighborhood to shelter in place or evacuate. if it was safe. the swat team was on scene attempting to negotiate with the suspect to surrender. the new information we've just gotten into our newsroom tonight is that the scene has been cleared in antioch. but if any new details come in, we'll be sure to bring them to you. the oakland police department started off the year. projecting would lose 5 officers a month due to attrition and since then that number h

it was filed on behalf of gonzales is 5 year-old son and alleges the officers violated gonzales is right. a constitutional rights when they held him face down until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior called the death unnecessary and tragic saying, quote, it's important to hold police accountable when they keep violating really clear training that results in death. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley and her staff are still investigating whether or not to file charges against those officers. a family is mourning the loss of the tesla employee who was shot and killed at work on monday. his co worker has been charged with murder. kron gayle ong talked with the victims. families joins us live from the newsroom with more. gayle. >> can. the family says he was working at tesla for 3 weeks as a temp employee and he was trying to turn his life around before it was cut short. >> he was a caring person in. he just. you know, it was a hard worker. here. he was great brother. he was a great friend to everybody. the brother of 42 year-old t

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the suit alleges the officers violated gonzales is constitutional rights. >> when they held him down face down for 5 minutes until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior saying gonzales is death was unnecessary and tragic. francisco's former public works. director has agreed to plead guilty to accepting bribes and kickbacks. >> to settle a federal corruption case federal prosecutors say mohamed admitted to a staggering amount of public corruption as part of a plea deal signed today. they include instances where he accepted money international trips, jewelry restaurant meals and other goods and services from city contractors and developers in exchange for preferential treatment and confidential information about city business nor is that attorney says that his client is ready to accept responsibility and has quote, learned a lot from his past mistakes. >> i will switch gears now and get a check on the 4 zone forecast here chilly friday night. >> recent rodriguez joining us here in the studio to let us know what we have to look forward to. y

how are gonzales says family members reacting to this. the family's been through a lot this year. so understandably, they didn't want to speak on camera today. but. >> they have voiced their frustrations with their attorney and those close to them while they say this report confirms what they already knew based on police body cam footage. they say they're disturbed by the details. the coroner's office also included the attorney says a lack of accountability continues and they plan to move forward with the federal. it's a federal civil lawsuit. the alameda county coroner confirmed that would see in this video on april 19th police force and restraints. >> led to the death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez, the coroner ruled gonzalez, his death a homicide last week and now his family is responding to the details included in that report to their dante pointer know why we're happy with the ultimate conclusion that they still arrived at that this was a homicide which lets me know that it's the type conclusion that was and is capable. >> on the way to arriving at a conclusion. that was a hom

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now joined from the other side of the aisle, let's bring tony gonzales, member of house appropriations committee. congressman, your thoughts today on the passing of senator dole, let's start there? >> yeah, no, senator dole, elizabeth and the dole family are patriots and they have given so much to this country and the way which he led is something that we need to reflect on today without a doubt. mike: your district, of course, covers a great swath of the united states southern border. i'm wondering your thoughts on the current state of the border crisis and how it's affecting people in your community. >> yeah, nothing has gotten better in the border. i had a call earlier this week with del rio border patrol chief and they are seeing over a thousand apprehensions a day and part of that is because of the biden administration's lack of working with anyone from the other side of the aisle. you know, i asked myself why does biden hate immigrants and that's kind of some bold language but the facts are this, over 550 immigrants have died, have perished on this dangerous trek. you've got chil

the federal civil rights lawsuit was filed on behalf of gonzales is 5 year-old son. the lawsuit alleges that the officers violated gonzales is constitutional rights when they held him face down until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior called the death unnecessary and tragic. >> san francisco city officials have declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin neighborhood in hopes of trying to turn things around. there. mayor london breed says the drug overdose problem in the tenderloin worsened during the pandemic and that along with the opioid crisis in the neighborhood are combining to put the lives of san franciscans at risk. kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> i am with our various leaders in san francisco to officially declare a state of emergency in the tenderloin community of the city and county of san francisco. at a news conference friday san francisco mayor london breed announced the state of emergency in the tenderloin will allow city officials to be aggressive about getting help to those who live in this n

a federal reserve that normally moves at a relatively slow pace, what we have seen is almost speedy gonzales. taylor: a total change and the market got clarity. they are dropping the word transitory and recognizing inflation. the market says thank you. we are feeling that. we are glad it is being validated. kailey: the market was expecting the fed to be hawkish, so they got what it was press again. romaine: they got what they were pricing and kind of, maybe sooner. interesting, because before talking about the disconnect between when the taper ends and the rate hikes begin, he said it might be faster than expected. fed meetings coming up in december -- coming up in march. that does it for us. have a great evening, everyone. you're watching bloomberg. ♪ announcer: from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, a breakout year for crypto. that is how the coinbase coo described 2021. but is a cryp

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police bodycam video captured the encounter between gonzales and police during which officers pinned him to the ground. the coroner's report says being pinned down was one factor in his death, but gonzales was also on methamphetamine. the report cites alcoholism and obesity as other contributing factors. it is up to the alameda da's office to decide if they will charge the officers who are on administrative leave. >> let's turn to the forecast now and take and live look at cameras all across the bay area. it is crisp, cool, and clear out there. >> yes, but the rain will be moving in later this weekend. >> hard to believe looking at current conditions that would have such strong weather coming our way, but it is coming our way. starting 11:00 tomorrow night, we will see rain pushing into the north bay, and between 11:00 and early morning hours on sunday, that moderate to heavy rain accompanied by strong, gusty wind will sweep across the entire region and by midday sunday, the focus will be mainly san francisco, the peninsula, the south bay, and by tuesday, it spreads again to the enti

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gonzales joins us once again with more on what we're expecting over the next few days. heather, you nailed it. it is getting cold. in fact, tonight. san francisco could drop down to 39 degrees. it hasn't been that cold since january of 2000 and 17. so we'll show you those overnight low temperatures. but right now, bird's eye view looking pack jack london square looking towards the pristine seaport. the ports of oakland, and i just love the conditions right after a clean coal from brushes through an area where left with a lot of freshness, and that's how it feels outside right now, i hope be it on the cold side 38 degrees in santa rosa 45. oakland 44 san jose, low forties and throughout the tri valley. this is the next approaching cold front. i promise you it's the last one of the week, but it's pretty vigorous. okay so we have the departure of this morning's rain showers and right behind it is some instability. so we have some scattered rain showers in throughout the peninsula, backing through half moon bay and over here, what do you say when you see the different shade

meteorologist roberto gonzales joins us now with an update. roberta that is incredible. just lovely, right? yes and more snow is going to follow there as well. hey you know, i've been reading reports , and it is suggested that downtown san francisco could realize an overnight record low now that record is 39 degrees established back in 2017. i think we'll get close. we won't break that record, but nevertheless, it is going to be frigid. tonight i love the passage of a cold front. look at that. visibility just looks clean and fresh and notice the flag. it is on the flights. breezy outside. if you're going to be heading on out tonight, make sure you have a jacket. i believe you can stash the umbrella for the evening hours. temperatures currently in the forties, and those temperatures are pretty much what we realized this afternoon highs today. now that wind is at 17 mph right now in oakland, and when you factor in the air temperatures in the mid and high forties. it is raw outside. for many of us who aren't accustomed to that kind of a chill in the air 13 mile per hour win

knees and elbows until gonzales was unresponsive. 4 minutes >> i it looks like is that we're going to have file a federal civil rights lawsuit wrongful death lawsuit in order to hold these police officers accountable the civil process. >> now the officers involved remain on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of 2 investigations as the attorney representing the mario gonzalez. his mother mentioned. they plan to file a federal civil lawsuit at the beginning of the new year. pam. ken. >> all right. thank you for that. taylor bell hooks a groundbreaking african american author educator and activist whose explorations of how race gender economics and politics are intertwined and help shape an academic and popular debate over the past 40 years has died. she was born gloria jean walk ins, but she wrote under the pen name bill hooks in order to honor the names of her mother and grandmother ochs wrote more than 30 books touching on the topics of gender race and social class. she was born in kentucky but she earned her doctorate at uc santa cruz. she taught there as well as san franc

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we saw why, you know, the critics in the party try to do with anthony gonzales, with the impeachment. but it did not reach that tipping point to push him out of power. now they are back to the same thing. i think something that is kind of remarkable about the next election is, it's a perfect experiment and how much economic circumstances and the natural tendency for political backlash against the president's party -- you know as a historical factors and midterms can be affected by one person's extreme unpopularity. that is donald trump, he is doing his best to do this political science experiment. >> ben mathis-lilley, thank you. that is all in for this thursday night, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, my friend, much appreciated. i wish i mean as the eva friday. tonight we are going to be joined by the person who is most likely to be the first female governor of the state of georgia. the first black female governor of any state in the country. the stacey abrams, she is already a national political figure, somebody who -- the democr

marcy gonzales leads us off tonight from los angeles international airport where there is a crush o

gonzales, is rignet for five-minute. rebel gonzales -- rep. gonzalez: thank you. i would like to talk about a couple of issues that have affected our district. my first question is for secretary yellen. you testified before this committee in july, you identified caregiving needs as one of the major barriers people face in getting back to work following the covid pandemic. over 80% of south texans residing in my district identify as latino, but only 19.5% of three and four-year-olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool. what impact do you think the build back better act will have in supporting our economic recovery and getting folks back to work? specifically, do you believe investing in childcare and universal pre-k will bolster our economic and liver market recovery? sec. yellen: yes, i absolutely do. as i mentioned previously, one of the reasons even before the pandemic that women's labor force per dissipation in the united states fell short of that in many developed countries is the lack of public support for child care and paid family leave , and during t

now a recent autopsy found that gonzales was intoxicated on meth and that a combination of the drugs and police force resulted in his death. ultimately the alameda coroner ruled gonzales his death as a homicide. >> now, while we're happy with the ultimate conclusion that they still arrived at that this was a homicide which lets me know that it's the type conclusion that was and is capable. on the way to arriving at a conclusion. that was a homicide in my opinion, they to its opportunities to throw dirt on a dead man. stay. >> the attorney for the family says he plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit in a wrongful death lawsuit against the alameda police department and the officers involved. >> time now 7. '05. and cal osha is expected to announce changes to covid regulations for the workplace and the biggest changes would impact people who are fully vaccinated. >> kron four's camila barco is live with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning, you guys see a workplace regulators say employees are going to be told to stay home if they come in contact with someone who has co

gonzales. if you're interested in reading the full autopsy report, we have posted a link on kpix.com. >>> taking a look at top headlines, the supreme court has issued a mixed ruling on a texas abortion law which effectively bans abortions after about six met weeks of pregnancy. the court ruled a bank-1 saying abortion providers can sue texas officials over the controversial new law, but the high court stopped short of blocking the near-total abortion ban while legal proceedings continue. >> the president is very concerned by the supreme uralwing sba back to remain in effect, given the consequences the law has for women. >> the justice department said it will continue to fight the texas law in the lower courts to uphold the constitution. >>> inflation has had a nearly 40 year high at the height of the holiday shopping season. the labor department says consumer prices rose by 0.8% last month, and are up by 6.8% year-to-year, the biggest jump since 1982. kenny choi is digging into what this means

. ♪ dan: the alameda county coroner's office has ruled the death of gonzales eight homicide. please body camera captured the video. the coroner's report says being pinned down was one factor in his death. in solace was also on methamphetamine. the report -- gonzalez was also on methamphetamine. it is up to the das office to decide whether to charge the officers, or on administrative leave. hundreds of san francisco students rallied today to protest what they say is the school district's active response to sexual assault and harassment. sky 7 was over city hall when the students presented the district with a list of demands. among them, create a support system for survivors and teach students, starting in elementary school, the meaning of consent. >> they will have days when they would go around and slapped people spots. i remember that, growing up. >> upperclassman, they are way above us. >> dan: the school district told abc 7 news it sent a letter to families, the district now wants to engage students in the process. the climate and environment are issues we focus on in the

i'm still into learning, i am like dan: the alameda county coroner's office has ruled the death of gonzales eight homicide. please body camera captured the video. the coroner's report says being pinned down was one factor in his death. in solace was also on methamphetamine. the report -- gonzalez was also on methamphetamine. it is up to the das office to decide whether to charge the officers, or on administrative leave. hundreds of san francisco students rallied today to protest what they say is the school district's active response to sexual assault and harassment. sky 7 was over city hall when the students presented the district with a list of demands. among them, create a support system for survivors and teach students, starting in elementary school, the meaning of consent. >> they will have days when they would go around and slapped people spots. i remember that, growing up. >> upperclassman, they are way above us. >> dan: the school district told abc 7 news it sent a letter to families, the district now wants to engage students in the process. the climate and environment are issues we

youngest ones, isn't book or barely get also brought up, but i love my spectacular district counsellor pow gonzales supports the initiative . he has just given permission for another route of the bc bush left. you that will . yes, it is very hostile for the boys and girls. this is a way to gain space for them so they can cycle on the streets and go to school. full scale. yes, gordon chose we think liberty, sweet, alkaline. he hopes that soon families can operate the route on their own without the help of the local police. the kiss a loving it because we're all together and we like going by by guiding me. is that way when it's really good that the children can now cycle without fearing the cause? us glitches the parents also want less cars in the streets to reduce you to emissions. barcelona is in the midst of extending and improving its bike lanes. but the city council needs to take into account all road uses be pedestrians, motorists, or cyclists. the yet those gay that garza oliver routes from home to the school are perfectly walkable is and the bicycle is just another way. that's why we need to

it will be dangerous for the youngest kids again, your district city, counsellor pow gonzales, supports the initiative. he's just approved another route for the beef. he bruce, lucky that marie i, the city is a hostile place for young boys and girls candidates, but this way we open up space for the children to ride their bikes to school. that is to lead alcala. he hopes that soon families will be able to monitor the route on their own without the help of police. meanwhile, the children are enjoying their friday adventure because we're together and we like to write our bicycles. is that lee? yes, but i mean it's great that we can cycle on the street without fear. the parents are also keen to lower c o 2 emissions, but their main focus is on making their children safer. barcelona has been expanding, it's mike lane's network, but competing needs are taken into consideration by city officials, including those of pedestrians and motorists. gay. that garza, alice water from your home to school is already an option. but there's no problem there. let me think. and now cycling is being added for

let's get over to meteorologist roberto gonzales. roberta hi there, greg. and you know tom nailed it because, he said more snow locally. the key point is, we're going to have to see the moisture come in, and the temperatures overlapping that as they are dropping, and that's when we'll see more local snow in our mountain ranges right now, let's go in and take a bird's eye view outside. this is splendid, isn't it? it's gorgeous. we have mostly cloudy skies. the ceiling deck, however, is pretty high at three and 4000 ft, so no reports of any local airport delays. from manetta through oakland into san francisco. international airports. temperatures yes, they are chilly 40 degrees in novato , 48 fremont and also in oakland and at sfo. when you look at these numbers are averaging about 10 to 12 degrees below where they should be for this time of the year. okay, let's get to it. this is future cats and you'll see by seven o'clock tonight towards the tail end of the evening commute. we start to see some rain showers in the north bay and also just outside of sfo int

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it will be dangerous for the youngest kid, sick in your district city, counsellor pow gonzales supports the initiative. he's just approved another route for the beef. he bruce, lottie, this marie, i, the city is a hostile place for young boys and girls, and that is but this way we open up space for the children to ride their bikes to school. that is to lead alcala, and he hopes that soon families will be able to monitor the route on their own without the help of police. meanwhile, the children are enjoying their friday adventure because we're together, and we like to write our bicycles. is that lee? yes, but i mean it's great that we can cycle on the street without fear. the parents are also keen to lower c o 2 emissions, but their main focus is on making their children safer. barcelona has been expanding, it's mike lane's network, but competing needs are taken into consideration by city officials, including those of pedestrians and motorists. tusky, i that garza alice water from your home to school is already an option that has no problem there. let me think. and now cycling is being a

minutes and 17 seconds and my heart goes out to to the gonzales family. i am committed to a thorough investigation the alameda police. chief says, he's reviewed the autopsy report. this is information that i think people want to however, this information doesn't on me it doesn't get me to a completed investigation. it just helps get us closer to completing the investigation attorney michael haddad is representing gonzalez's son. mario would not have died, but for the prone restraint that these officers inflicted on him while attorney at dante poynter is representing gonzalez's mother despite what some of the contributing factors may have been around him either being a toxicated or his his state of health. the fact is clear that he would be here today. if not for his interaction with the police. both are now calling on the alameda county district attorney to evaluate the case as a homicide and consider bringing charges against the officers. i just hope that the district attorney has the courage to do the right thing. he almeda county da's office tells abc

fire after an autopsy linked a loved one's death to the way that he was restrained. 26-year-old mario gonzales died as alameda police officers detained him back in april. body camera shows an officer with a knee to his back for close to five minutes. last week, county coroner's office called the death a homicide adding that drugs and obesity contributed to his death. in a family statement today, mario's brother says quote our family demands these officers be fired immediately. and that the district attorney bring criminal charges against all those involved in his murder. >>> tonight, we have learned that 28-year-old nikita nu is no longer missing. nu disappeared while going to a show with friends in san francisco on saturday afternoon. now, it's not clear exactly where or how she was found. but her friends do tell us that she is back home, safe. >>> only on nbc bay area, a possible breakthrough in detecting cancer. a local company is taking a huge step as it moves forward in the fight against cancer. menlo park based grail has developed a single blood test that can detect more than 50 types of

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don't see changes like this in american politics this abrupt ever, but you are seeing it now for pedro gonzales is the associate editor of "chronicle" for thanks a lot for coming out. what are we watching here? am >> the important thing is that ship is ultimately unsurprising. we've been here before. the policies of mass immigration supported by white liberals directly affect the lives of these people economically and culturally. stuff like latinx was a project to turn hispanics into an effeminate voting block only identifiable by its support of the lm, transgender is him and spicy food when you look at surveys on national populist positions, you'll see that many hispanics now mirror their white counterparts and they view political correctness as a problem, they value america's heritage and it's worth preserving, they believe that america must reduce the number of immigrants it admits every year. i favor an immigration moratorium. all these are horrific to the white liberal mediocrities at "the new york times" who fetishized brown people and view them as tokens with which to signal their virtue

ktvu meteorologists roberto gonzales joins us now with details of more wet weather to wrap up this weekend. what is soggy saturday ? what is soggy christmas? it has been. we have been drenched in the past 24 hours. national weather service has recorded anywhere from a half an inch of rain in san francisco to nearly a full inch of rain in oakland and take a look at our storm tracker. it has been spot on placing the frontal boundary passing through the region now in its wake a lot of instability if you light showers to the north as we cruise past rohnert park into sonoma this is a cell that just passed through bay point marching towards pittsburgh. it does contain some claps of thunder. i have not detected any lightning bolts. and meanwhile, this just pushed out of the 5 86 80 corridor. it's making tracks through. liver more up the ultimate pasts and heading towards tracy. now, if you're in centerville, you're listening to the rain drops on your rooftop says well, hey, i picked up some sleet at mount hamilton's at 37 degrees. we could wake up tomorrow morning to a little bit of a light dusti

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the coroner's report says gonzales suffered cardiac arrest and the cause of death was the toxic effects of methamphetamine with the physiological stress of altercation and restraint morbid obesity and alcoholism. alamitos police chief says the officers involved remain on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of 2 investigations. >> we have to wait till the administrative investigation is complete. and then i will be best position and informed to make the appropriate decision. i will not hesitate to make the appropriate decision. the corners. >> it's unlikely any decisions about charging or firing the officers will come until the completion of those investigations. one by the alameda county district attorney's office. the other by an independent law firm hired by the city of alameda. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, california attorney general rob bonta as gun buyback events taking place today. >> how much you can get for turning indoor weapons. ♪ ♪ the holidays are happening at lowe's. thank you! shop our winterfest event online now for pick up at the store.