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they are protesting a police shooting last weekend. many of them are holding signs for 20-year-old green, shot by police outside of a restaurant early sunday morning. it happened at la victoria restaurant near san jose state. the police department released video of a fight between two groups of men inside that restaurant, and a still image of green holding a gun. his attorney said green disarmed another man, and was trying to stop the fight when he was shot. >>> chopper 5 video over los altos high school, where students and staff are saddened by the death of a student. they are investigating this as a possible case of fentanyl poisoning. they are not releasing many details, but they are putting out the word to prevent further tragedy just in case other students are in possession of tainted narcotics. the mountain view los altos high school school district responded to the death saying we know that any loss of a young person is tragic. our sincerest condolences go out to the family, friends, and school community. >>> santa clara county

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. >>> 20-year-old keon green said he disarmed a gunman before police shot him. now he is filing civil rights lawsuit against the city. on march 27th, a fight broke out between two groups of men inside la victoria restaurant in san jose state. excuse me. police say greene was holding a gun as officers arrived but greens attorney says green disarmed another man and was trying to stop the fight when he was shot. green was hit four times in the abdomen, arm, and leg. he is a former star quarterback at clements high school now attending contra costa college. >> i'm hurting inside and out. the real pain did not come into my team mates came to see me. i could not walk out that door, knowing that i was never -- i wasn't going to be up to play with my fellow sophomores on the team, and ordered to be treated like a criminal, all you want to do is help out. >> the family says the san jose police officer shot keon four times without any warning after he had heroically protected himself and everyone else in the restaurant from the gunman. police released a statement saying,

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on a weekly protest against police brutality, i asked the co—founder of black lives matter la what she thought of that. they are wrong. they say that i am a black mother and a black los angeles who has three black children, who constantly feel intimidated and harassed and feel the threat of police brutality. so even if they have relationships, those relationships are not equal relationships. those relationships come as a result of fear and intimidation. many here are fighting forjustice and for change. i would like to see officers prosecuted that are murdering people's children. 0k? just like if you want to murder someone, you would be prosecuted. just because they are the police, hiding behind badges, that does not give them the right to murder someone get away with it. the families of those who have been killed and find peace and the young brothers can have a future free from fear and intimidation. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. that is it from me for the moment. sunnier skies are not necessarily a sign of things to come this bank holiday weekend. in fact, there is actually a bi

police say 27 year-old m to la peyton appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 people and injuring 12 others. payton is wanted on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence. police are asking for the public's help finding the suspect, a reward of up to $1000 is now being offered for any information leading to pay tons arrest. taking a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. it's a clear day, but you can see those clouds starting to creep in there. and as for the rest of the week, it sounds like rain could be on the way. let's go now to kron on meteorologist the guests to get a look at your wednesday weather. hey, their hey there, 70. yeah. we're starting to notice that increase in storm cloud cover for those of you in the north bay, a mix of sun and clouds low for everyone else in the bay area with our next storm. just off the coast of eureka. but starting to bring some light scattered showers for those of you in the eureka area and ukiah. but let's take a look at futurecast for kuz for those of you in the north bay. you could start seei

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. >>> a capitol rioter who carried a confederate flag on a la crosse stick and used it to strike a police officer during the siege pleaded guilty this past week. the maryland man faces up to five years in prison and will be sentenced later this summer. >>> meanwhile, growing demands for the attorney general to hurry up and prosecute trump now coming from the january 6th committee. committee member adam schiff to date took aim at the doj as the house prepares to vote on contempt referrals for two more trump advisers. >> i think the justice department is erring on the side of not wanting to create controversy by investigating those that may have committed crimes, but nonetheless, were high up in the last administration. i just don't think that's tenable if there's evidence of crime that needs to be investigated regardless of who it is. >> the attorney general's approach testing even president biden's promise not to interfere. the "new york times" reports biden saying privately, quote, he wanted mr. garland to act less like a ponderous judge and more like a prosecutor who is willing to take

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it's a unit dedicated to stopping dangerous drivers. that's not just a las vegas thing. this is nationwide. we see this everywhere. other police departments around the country partner with speedways to get racers off public roads and to introduce safe racing options to people who are not as familiar with the industry. people like me i raised in a toyota camry at the las vegas motor speedway. illegal street racing is also a problem where you guys are in oakland police stopped an event with over 200 cars participating as for legal opportunities to raise the sacramento raceway allows amateur drivers on the track in las vegas. ashley soriano, ktvu fox two news. residents in some san francisco neighborhoods will have a new state assembly member following a special runoff election today between two democrats. matt haney occurrence . san francisco supervisor beat david campos of former supervisor by less than a percentage point in february. special election. today's top vote getter will only hold the seat for a few months because they'll have to run off again in the june primar

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and out west, a weekend house party in las vegas turned violent, police say, leaving two adults and two minors shot. they are still searching for the gunman. >> it's scary. it's a little scary, very close to where we live. >> reporter: and getting closer to , too close, for so many. since january 1st, 151 people have been killed in shootings in this country, more than 600 hurt. that's according to the gun violence archive. randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >>> coming up next, as you may know, i was out last week with covid, which one of my kids got as well. luckily he experts to talk about parenting while sick with. details coming up next. ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tellme they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring from me.♪ before i went to aspen dental, i had a lot of infection going on and i

vegas, the city's police department has created a task force assigning officers full time to address the issue. on the most extreme end, it's fatalities and on the other end, it's the inconvenience. it's the noise. it's the smoke gets the regular citizens that is trying to get from point a to point b. it gets held up at these intersections. meantime other departments around the country are teaming up with organizations to get these drivers off of roads and on two tracks through a program called beat the heat. nine states have implemented it, including colorado, texas and florida. a northwest city is extending its outdoor dining program through the fall. the marin i j reports , mill valley was set to terminate its outdoor dining program at the end of june, but the city decided to extend it through october. 31st. the extension will give city officials time to develop a long term park lip program that was first established during the pandemic. the current program allows businesses to use parking spaces and private property to extend their business outdoors. alright sports is coming up n

the war has led to a surgery demand for body armor on ukraine, soldiers and police. it started a homegrown industry in protective vests, as robert brown reports now from the western city of la dish. ah, it's a long way from any front line, but these volunteers are doing what they can for their country's war effort. so the director of this company decided when the war broke out, he had to do something that should ne, i was thinking, what can i do and how can i help in this war? at my age, i saw that people were getting weapons, but there was nothing to protect them. ah, this is what his company was doing before the war. creating laser light presentations for company events and promotions. now his staff helped by volunteers make the plates needed for body armor with ukraine struggling to find enough for expanding ranks of soldiers. the finished plates are then put inside a vest one front and one back at the rate of more than $200.00 pieces of body armor per week, and all of them going to the front. as soon as they're made. the 1st plates were tested to make sure they c

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police say 27 year-old went to la peyton appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 people and injuring 12 others last weekend in downtown sacramento. he is currently wanted on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence stemming from an incident on april. the second that is the day before the mass shooting, whnch police believe was gang-related. the other 2 suspects have been identified as brothers, smiley and dandrae martin. at this time. police say they do not know where payton is. they are offering a reward of up to $1000 for information leading to his location. 4 people now being charged with robbing a film crew in san francisco. this is a gunpoint. the alameda county. >> district attorney says de leon miller, taurean king ronnell jackson and teddy williams are all facing several charges for that incident as well as several other robberies in san francisco and alameda counties. oakland police say they were able to connect the men to the robbery in san francisco after investigating one of the other incidents, all 4 defendants have been or 8. the nu

the savage attack was captured on video and sparked a national conversation about race and policing that is still continuing today. the community's anger over the verdict, a spilled over onto the streets resulting in 5 days of rioting. and this morning la leaders gathered on the steps of city hall to kick off a month-long campaign of awareness about the riots lasting impact on the korean community. it's called campaign, which translates to april 29th. the day the rioting began. thousands of businesses were destroyed, causing over a billion dollars in property damage. 40% of that damage was done in the korean community. campaign leaders say the anniversary of the riot is an opportunity to unify learn from painful past events. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast. just we're looking live at the transamerica pyramid. always an iconic shot, not a cloud in the sky. at least there. >> they don't not even go on here, too. so lots of sunshine next couple of days. we're watching for that heat spike developing on thursdays what it looks like live shot of san jose state. checking in

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police say her body was found inside a car on a rule road near las casitas college friday night . investigators say they have identified a person of interest , but no arrests have been made . the girl's identity has not been released, but she is said to be from richmond. this is livermore's 18th homicide. since 2000 and six authorities have uncovered the identity of a woman who was killed nearly 30 years ago on the side of aguirre gilroy highway. santa clara county sheriff's office tod released the victim's name as patricia skip, all of colton, oregon. the 45 year old mother was killed in june of 1993 cause of death was never determined. skip all was a victim of the happy face. serial killer keith hunter jesperson, who wrote letters to officials, signing them with a happy face. jesperson is serving four life sentences without the possibility of parole in the oregon state penitentiary. skipper's identity was determined with the help of the dough project and due to advances in dna technology, a man who spent more than 30 years in prison for a murder he did not commit is being set fr

. >> police identify a fight. another suspect now in sacramento's mass shooting. they say the 27 year-old to la peyton appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 people and injuring about a dozen more. he is wanted on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence. police say they don't know where he is right now. so they're asking the public for help and offering we're roared of up to $1000 for information that leads to his arrest. >> well, yelp is joining a growing number of california company is now supporting employees impacted by restrictive abortion laws. yes, this comes after oklahoma's governor signed a bill that makes almost all abortions illegal. there. kron four's camila barco is live in the newsroom with more. camilla. >> darya james. we're seeing more and more states pass laws that stop people from getting an abortion. but companies like san francisco based yelp are creating ways for employees to legally get one yelp is offering to cover travel expenses to its employees across the country who must go out of the state t

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tom . teach at daniel la, 11 east, contacted deputy prime minister pro it wong swan form a justice minister pye boon concha police lift. tenant general thorough check hoc pon and former national police commissioner jack tip jenda to respond to wayne's allegations. they all either declined or did not answer our inquiries. me, it's been more than 6 years since pauline's seen his family. he left in such a hurry. he didn't even have time to say good bye. when he arrived in australia, he spoke barely a word of english. my see, my go. go home to me from the day when a guy cup kula cordell laughing. who's a no deo. god. one wing man. when can come back home and when you buy a day pauline knows that he'll never work as a policeman again. my name's helena. he worked for a while in a plant nursery. and now he's got a job in a factory on the outskirts of melbourne to own where from, by a long time the guy can do you, one of thailand, most senior police officers. and now you're doing manual labor in a factory. is it hard to adjust to that? yeah, well yeah go yeah. my name meantime lu. yeah. knew loud.

police say the 27 year-old and to la peyton appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 people and injuring a dozen more. he's wanted on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence. police don't know where he is and they're asking for the public's health. also offering a reward of up to $1000 for information that leads to his arrest. yelp is joining a growing number of california company supporting employees impacted by restrictive abortion laws. yeah, this comes after oklahoma's governor signed a bill into law making it almost. >> well, making almost all abortions illegal, quite frankly. was. camilla barco is live in the newsroom with more on this below. >> yeah. so more and more states are passing laws that stop people from getting an abortion. but you guys said companies like san francisco based yelp are creating ways for employees to legally get one. now yelp is offering to cover travel expenses to its employees across the country who must go out of state to get an abortion and their announcement comes on the same day, oklahoma clamp down on abortions.

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they're not police in the us. city of syracuse are under fire off the detaining an 8 year old african american boy who was allegedly caught stealing chips from a store and east of release body cam. video of the incident. they say the boy was not handcuffed and was never under arrest the off season, both have been accused of racial profiling. he officers responded to this 91 complaint of a larceny in progress. located the child who was doing didn't handcuff him, didn't arrest him, didn't take him to jail. we don't do that. what they did do is call him by name and take him home to his father, then stand in the street and have a long discussion with them. i personally don't know any parent who would want to know that their child was stealing. i dont know any parent who would want their child brought home if he was caught stealing. now winds fanning the flames of a while fi and the u. s. state of arizona are expected to get stronger. thousands of people have been forced to fee their homes and dozens of structures have

police say the victim, a 15-year-old girl from richmond, happened at collier canyon road near las have a sees that college last night. the teen was found with gunshot wounds inside a car. investigators say they do have a person of interest in the case. >>> san jose shooting has left a man in critical condition, and it happened around 6:00 this evening on fiefl avenue. police are still searching for the suspect. >>> 14 people injured following a shooting in a mall in columbia, south carolina. three people have been arrested, and police don't think it was a random attack. two of the people who were injured are in critical condition. >>> and still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00 tonight, millions of people are flying this weekend, and a bay area doctor weighs in on the covid risk. >>> also, hundreds of people came out today to honor the retirement of a bay area legend, and we will show you this celebration. >>> and we will show you the forecast, which includes more rain than we have seen in a while. it's all coming up when we come back. >>> well, easter weekend americans are traveling an ag

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. >> reporter: las vegas metro police used placed network investigations for eight months. >> you believe pni is saving lives. >> i believe pni is making a significant difference in neighborhoods. >> reporter: this deputy chief says it helps them prevent crimes and solve them. >> we got to a solve rate over 90% last year, high 80s the year before. >> reporter: not everyone is on board. >> some of the critics of the pni strategy said that the problem with these types of strategies is when you are hyperfocused on certain areas you're more likely to find crimes in those areas. >> reporter: potentially pcreat bias, often in communities of color. some raised questions about potential pni abuse. notably in 2020, louisville police came under fire for its t some of the evidence used to connect breonna taylor to her ex-boyfriend. louisville later scraped the program. in the case of las vegas -- >> when we started this in 2018 and 2019, the communities were very pleased with the results. when you can drop violent crime in the area, it makes it safe for all residents in that area. >> reporter: law e

, and google to police content for issues like hate speech and misinformation. french president manuel mccaul and his far right challenger marine la pen have made their final push for votes before sundays. presidential runoff poll show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same torch. though my call is expected to win, many people said they are undecided or ambivalent. d w 's elisa lewis reports from pears. ah, as thousands of people took to the streets in paris last saturday, the demonstrators main message was to oppose racism. and the far right that, that didn't necessarily mean the protest as we're endorsing president a montana call may missouri elevate from the crown in the 2nd round that i'm not happy about it. i just want to block in le pen from added to power. i live in marcella begmen as the douglas marian, the pen is threatening our rule of law, but that doesn't mean i'll give my vote to my cross. it's overseas. i already had to do so in 2017. so of course they're not the same, but macro also has a right wing program. the bulk bond is brought t

the man shot and injured by police. they say surveillance video shows the 20 year old helping to deescalate a fight that broke out inside la victoria to korea by taking a gun away from someone else. green is seen backing out through the front door. then cellphone video outside shows him being shot four times by an officer. we're here to show that we are angry, and we are not going to stand for this, and i just want to be clear that we will keep coming out here until the family gets justice. green's attorney tells me he's recovering from his injuries and has been moved to a rehabilitation facility. and that green and his family may speak about what happened next week came ready to shoot right away. always are so suspicious that everybody's out to her fan supporter, laurie valdez tells me, she empathizes with green. her husband, antonio lopez, was shot and killed by san jose state campus police seven years ago. she says law enforcement needs to use time and space when responding to calls in order to prevent police shootin

it also has a demoralized police force, the response of many officers has been to retreat from crime-fighting. the more aggressively they fight crime, the more likely they are to be accused of brutality or being racist. jason. >> i would like to see -- we have not really heard any of this yet -- what are the successes from these policies that progressives have pushed? whether it's san francisco and l.a. or seattle, portland, new york, chicago, minneapolis. what are the successes? simply passing these so-called reforms, simply taking people out of jail or getting rid of cash bail, they are called successes. but what has been the results of those policies? we're seeing it play out day after day after day in this country. unfortunately it is playing out in the worst possible way. it is leading to death, vandalism, leading to an increase in crime overall. and what we can tell you now is -- i'm so glad you played some of the cuts from citizens. they're like we're feeling comfortable to say something now. for the longest time, especially in these progressive cities, the progressive folks, democrats

police say 27 to la peyton. >> appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 and injuring 12. he is wanted on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence. police don't know where he is and they're asking for the public's help. but there also saying to be careful and offering up to a $1000 reward for information that leads to his arrest former ufc champion cain velasquez is speaking out now for the first time since he was arrested for attempted murder. he appeared in santa clara county court yesterday. kron four's justin campbell has the latest. supporters of cain velasquez showed up at court wearing free cain t-shirts support the family. >> the last kuz in court in his jail uniform represented by celebrity attorney mark geragos, geragos asking the judge to push his client's plea to may 6, which was granted also trying to get his client out of jail or file another motion. >> asking that he be released. we will do that between now and may 6. the judge previously denied blazquez bail. prosecutors say he took the law into his own hands. they've charged hi

outside of downtown la, police say the suspect use large hammers to smash glass display stealing an unknown amount of jewelry, the suspect escaped using a getaway car that was just waiting for them. kind of everyday occurrence in la these days. a rare convergence of holy days for islam, christian and jewish worshipers happening this weekend, rare overlap of easter, passover and ramadan that only happens a few weekends. they honor reflection, passover starting at sundown last night, christians will celebrate easter sunday and the islam holy month of ramadan began april 1st and those are your headlines. up next pastor robert jeffers will share his easter message of turning to hope in times of trouble. from chocolates to jellybeans and beyond, what is your favorite easter treat. that is still ahead. ♪♪ each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is a

they're still actively making offers on land for sites for a ballpark in las vegas. >> 9.26. right now. and coming up next, police are trying to figure out what led up to that mass shooting in sacramento will tell you what they know so far. 9.29 right now and we want to take a peek at the weather before you get outside. not that you're going to forget anything because i don't think you need a jacket. i did have one this morning, john, if you do, it will be definitely feel like one because, yeah, it's actually not so bad out there. we've got some 50's and even a couple low 60's back already. >> for current temperatures just a little gray and we do have a hint of fog for the first time being seen this morning right there at the golden gate bridge. most of us been very fog free. just looking at the grey hanging out right above us. as we do have that low cloudy blanket rainfall. stay to our north. aside from a couple of drizzly spots near the coast. we're starting to see that fog now. current temperatures are on the cool side but not too cold. that all 50's for most of our curren

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from a gunman inside the la victoria taqueria. commands were given to drop the gun but he didn't. the group is calling on police to release the officer's bodycam video. green was hospitalized and is expected to recover from his injuries. dan: for the first time, russia says ukraine attacked a fuel depot inside russian territory. video shows a fire at a facility just 20 miles from the border. ukraine has not confirmed or denying its involvement. meantime, ukrainian forces claim to have pushed russian forces out of towns and villages across the country. and despite constant shelling some russian troops have moved back from kyiv and a nearby airport. in the besieged city of mariupol, some residents were able to escape but many remain, trapped with little food, water, or electricity. meantime, in the bay area retch gee resettlement agencies are bracing for the arrival of ukrainians. the number set to land here is unclear at this point. but as amps news reporter tar tar explains there's no -- tara campbell reports there's no doubt they

. >> reporter: chavez's mother found out her son got caught in the middle of a game called la migra, a hide-and-seek activity where older students act like border patrol agents and younger students the role of detainees. you're looking at video of 2018 where police and school officials alerted the community it was happening and it was a problem. now, four years later, chavez and his girlfriend say they are pawns in this so-called game by being hit with ice bullets from an air soft gun and called racial slurs. >> the fact that my son is latino and his girlfriend is biracial and then they were thrown racial slurs and assaulted with pellets, bb guns it's not acceptable. >> number one it's not a game. i don't even like the characterization. >> reporter: the police chief says countless hours are being spent to investigate the incident and prosecuting people involved won't be easy. >> hate crime is very specific, certain things have to occur for it to be categorized as a hate crime. >> the only way that this is going to change is if we have serious consequences to these actions. >> reporte

new police chief was acquired here in la. mayors have changed. but the infrastructure of this white-privilege racism and a belief that black people are subhuman and less than the majority, the core hasn't changed that much, in my opinion. the same conditions are -- are still here. nothing's changed. i been saying the stame thing fr 30 years. history repeats itself and nothing has went anywhere. the elements are still the same. >> which elements? >> the police departments, the racism, the drugs, the gangs. it -- take your pick. it's worse. >> george floyd! >> we have pick black lives matter protest movement. this time, they chose to protect in affluent, wealthy, white neighborhood. they chose beverly hills, santa monica, hollywood. i think they were saying we are not going to burn our own communities anymore. white america must take responsibility, and join the movement to wipe out racial discrimination. >> reporter: in what ways do you think that we have made some progress since the days of rodney king? >> well, we're more sensitive to issues of

police say 27 year-old into la peyton appears to be among at least 5 shooters responsible for killing 6 people and injuring 12 others. he's one on a number of felony warrants, including domestic violence stemming from an incident on april. 2nd, police say they do not know where he is. they're offering a reward of up to $1000 for information leading to his location. now to new york where the search continues for a person of interest police believe is connected to yesterday's shooting on a subway train and it pulled into as that train pulled into a station in brooklyn. dozens were injured, but thankfully no one was killed. jay dow has that story. >> kenneth foot smith vividly remembers the moment he's tuesday morning commute on board. the n train went from routine to terrifying. he was in the lead car. his usual spot when he says he saw white smoke begin to fill the next car and only see the people faces pressed against the door. >> on it like screaming. >> police say those panicked riders were under attack from a man who boarded the train wearing what looked like a transit worker unifo

on a weekly protest against police brutality, i asked the co—founder of black lives matter la what she thought of that. they are wrong. they say that i am a black mother in black los angeles who has three black children, who constantly feel intimidated and harassed and feel the threat of police brutality. so even if they have relationships, those relationships are not equal relationships. those relationships come as a result of fear and intimidation. many here are fighting forjustice and for change. i would like to see officers prosecuted that are murdering people's children. 0k? just like if you want to murder someone, you would be prosecuted. just because they are the police, hiding behind badges, that does not give them the right to murder someone get away with it. the families of those who have been killed and find peace and the young the families of those who have been killed and find peace and their young brothers can have a future free from fear and intimidation. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. meet la zoo's new baby giraffe. he stands at six feet seven inches tall — that'