Fired, but kirkpatrick said the shooting was justified. Do you regret . I cannot be bullied to change my opinion. I knew that if i had called that shooting out of policy, that i would have been the darling of reform. I would have had great headlines. Yall would have thought i was amazing. I was not willing to sell out. If the public shooting is the reason they were looking to terminate me before due process has come to an end, then something is definitely wrong with our system. I am going to be asking the department of justice to open an inquiry. Into what specifically . The federal oversight system, and that includes all the parties involved . Oakland is safer than when i came, however, my termination, i think, has created a great deal of damage that was not calculated in terms of culture change. It has created a total destabilization. Its hard for these officers and staff now to believe, does the city really believe in these values . Because they didnt practice them. Can you talk abo
Now, here is sal, who will help me out here. Yes. Highway 24, we are going there and it looks pretty good so far if you are waiting to get on the roads. The commute on 80 and the Early Morning commute, there are a couple of delays. Traffic is moving pretty well. 4 31 and lets go back to the desk. Students at Mcclymonds High School are going to three different schools in oakland this morning. The Oakland Unified School district close to the campus after a toxic chemical was found in the groundwater and the district is warning parents it could remain closed for two weeks. The closure has many Mcclymonds High School students concerned because they are missing valuable time in the classroom. We have school work. We will be way behind on stuff we should have been learning. We have them doing assignments at home and we hope not to have lost too much in the education process. Students will not be punished for late assignments and ninth graders will attend classes at the Ralph Bunchie Academy
78 degrees. Get out and enjoy it. What else will you do . Sal has an update on traffic. Traffic is doing okay if you are driving on most bay area roads but except for the approach to the Altamont Pass, 205 and 580, no major issues but it is getting slower. Driving through livermore and Castro Valley, it looks okay and no problems on interstate 880 and the commute looks good driving past the Oakland Coliseum to the bay bridge. Its 5 01 on lets go back to the desk. The San Francisco police are in the early stages of investigating two separate incidents involving the same suv. It started when police said a driver hit a homeless person and then hit a patrol car. Sara zendehnam is live in San Francisco with more on that. Good morning. Reporter good morning. There are two different scenes in this situation and the first one was on haight street and ash barry with the markings along this sidewalk stretching all the way down the sidewalk. This is the route of the car and you can see damage. Th
The Bipartisan Policy Center in washington, d. C. And runs about 45 minute. Minutes. Good morning, and welcome to the housing policy center. This will be the ninth conversation in our leaders Speaker Series which is intended to spotlight individuals who understand the foundational importance of housing and have made significant contributions to improving Housing Affordability in our country. Today we are very excited to welcome a distinguished guest, acting secretary of the u. S. Department of housing and urban development. As most of you know, hud is the federal agency tasked with helping meet American Housing needs and strengthening our nations communities, housing and urban development. It also plays a vital role in enforcing federal housing laws. Those of us in the housing field, our guest today needs no introduction. Simply put, she has devoted most if not all of her professional life to helping her fellow citizens achieve affordable, stable housing. Before assuming her position l
The Bipartisan Policy Center in washington, d. C. And runs about 45 minute. Minutes. Good morning, and welcome to the housing policy center. This will be the ninth conversation in our leaders Speaker Series which is intended to spotlight individuals who understand the foundational importance of housing and have made significant contributions to improving Housing Affordability in our country. Today we are very excited to welcome a distinguished guest, acting secretary of the u. S. Department of housing and urban development. As most of you know, hud is the federal agency tasked with helping meet American Housing needs and strengthening our nations communities, housing and urban development. It also plays a vital role in enforcing federal housing laws. Those of us in the housing field, our guest today needs no introduction. Simply put, she has devoted most if not all of her professional life to helping her fellow citizens achieve affordable, stable housing. Before assuming her position l