simon marshall turned himself in and has been charged with second-degree murder. he has not yet entered a plea. >> we're going to drive down crime, and we're going to make sure new yorkers feel safe in our subway system. and they don't feel that way now. i don't feel that way when i take the train every day or when i'm moving throughout our transportation system. that is our battle. >> reporter: in the first two weeks of 2022, robberies, felony assaults and grand larceny anies are up in new york city from the previous year. murders are down. in los angeles, 24-year-old brianna was stand while working at a furniture store. >> i don't see us healing any time soon. i would love to tell you that there's going to be a point we're going to be better. but i feel it will be a big missing piece. >> reporter: police have identified smith in connection with the crime. authorities were able to identify him from surveillance video taken from a nearby convenience store. and also in los angeles, police say a 70-year-old nurse was the victim of an unprovoked attack at a bus stati

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police have charged. 61 year-old simon marshall with second-degree murder. they say he is emotionally disturbed and had also tried to push another person under the tracks. investigators do not believe go was targeted because she was asian. >> seeing this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. it is heartbreaking. unbelievably heartbreaking. she was amazing giving human being. you know, she spent a lot of time on teary eye here within your junior league. she volunteers with the unhoused here in in in new york city. >> michelle go was born in berkeley. she grew up in fremont. that vigil will be tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's portsmouth square. new satellite images are giving us a first look at the destruction on the islands of tonga, which were hit by a volcanic eruption and tsunami over the weekend. the photos show homes and fields completely covered in ash. that was kind of a before and after their a lot of collapsed buildings. there's concern now about food and water being contaminated

she was fatally hit. 61-year-old simon marshall is now in police custody. police say he turned himself in after the incident. sources say he is homeless, has a previous record of emotionally disturbed incidents and had prior arrests including some for robbery. also there was a current warrant for his arrest for allegedly violating parole. >> this was a senseless, absolutely senseless act of violence. this incident was unprovoked and the victim does not appear to have any interaction with the subject. >> officials say the man taunted another woman who managed to get away unharmed. >>> today some kaiser permanente mental health workers went on strike and east bay. chopper 5 was over a protest outside the headquarters in oakland. the group is frustrated that mlk day isn't a paid holiday this year. kaiser responded to the strike thing in part, "we are pleased to have shared last week that kaiser permanente will adopt, starting in 2023, mlk day as a scheduled paid holiday across the organization." the company cited operational issues for not being able to make t

. >> police say this homeless man, 61-year-old simon marshall, shoved 40-year-old asian woman michelle go onto the train tracks of an oncoming southbound train on saturday morning. >> yes i did! >> the nypd said he was standing on the platform of the 42nd street times square subway station just after 9:30 a.m. when marshall, for no apparent reason, shoved her. >> tell us a gun, joe biden, about organized white supremacy is the major threat to the homeland. we are watching them degrade right in front of us because we can't say no to the enemies of civilization paired people living outside doing drugs in front of our children. if you can't say no to that, you are done. we should save now. chris bedford is the senior editor, he joins us now. so why can't we just acknowledge -- and no one says anything? what is going on. >> and washington, d.c., we call them the elderly house and on they have advocates who drive in from rural maryland suburbs and virginia suburbs to say that they need generators, they need to be about these very expensive times. you can't get rid of them do to covid, you c

simon marshall confessed to pushing the bay area native michelle go over the weekend. he was charged with second- degree murder. a prussic heater in the manhattan district attorneys office is saying they are trying to determine whether the attack was racially motivated. marshall will be held without bail. >>> to the latest on the coronavirus, new numbers from the state health department show over 19 cases are slightly going down. there are 98,000 new cases and the test positive the rate has also dropped just under 21%. kpix 5's kenny choi reports on a key distinction people should be aware of during this surge . >> reporter: some health experts believe record numbers highlighting the hospitalizations can be misleading. the distention between patients with covid-19, versus for covid- 19 is even more critical during this surge. >> a lot of our patients come in for something that is not a crime, but they test positive. so, you come in with a broken leg and oh my gosh you happen to have a macron. >> reporter: 256 people were hospitalized with covid-19 left january. held of

marshall who was described as homeless and emotionally disturbed, turned himself in friends say go was a volunteer helping at risk in homeless families. she also worked as a consultant in manhattan. go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. >> philip j knew her since middle school. >> everything that they said about her. it's true. he's absolutely the best person. and we've lost a really good person. >> michelle was one over fremont city council member to receive paying organized the vigil calling her death a senseless act of violence. the man accused of pushing go is charged with second degree murder. police have not classify this as a hate crime, but the asian american community say this is another attack in a string of violent incidents targeting the aap eye community since the pandemic is in fremont. gayle ong kron. 4 news oakland police say they have made an arrest in connection to the city's 8th homicide of the year. 38 year-old ronald sanders was gunned down last night on center street in west oakland. police say a man walked up to him, shot him several times. they say tha

marshall was arraigned on a second-degree murder. judge ordered he undergo a mental health review. a new yorker had a scary run-in with who she believes is the same man in july of 2020. >> i'll never forget that day, he just started like screaming at me, like just berating me with get the f out of here, you don't belong here, this and that. >> nypd officer was shot yesterday in the bronx by a teenager out on probation on a gun charge. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john. >> john: let's bring in a former nypd lieutenant to talk about the rise in crime, darren, the question people may have, in truth, how hard would it be to get a handle on rising crime in america? because in new york city, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, things were going to hell in a handbag. and one person stepped in and said we will do things differently, and new york city quickly became the safest big city in the world. could we do it again? >> absolutely, john. we need to focus on enforcement-driven strategy. we have crime reaching epic proportions but nothing i

simon marshall is his name. and now he is facing second degree murder charges. police say that he was emotionally disturbed and then he actually tried to push somebody else on to the tracks. just moments before he pushed go on to the tracks and michelle go was killed. in the south bay. new this morning showing this accident scene was fatal. 2 people died. 2 others were injured in this crash involved a car and 3 pedestrians. it happened last night on the almaden expressway and the area foxworthy avenue. that's the intersection of seeing here. there were 2 pedestrians who were killed and then there's a 3rd pedestrian that alive suffered non-life-threatening injuries. and then the driver of the car suffered minor injuries. the car that hit them. police now are just trying to still figure out about how this crash happened. we'll give you any details as we get them and continue to follow that story. oh, and then there's a crashed in the north bay and the so sad and the mill valley community is coming together to mourn the 2 victims or the one victim of this one. they

you see the suspect there, simon marshall. she is facing murder charges. today michelle go's family sharing some information about how special she was. she was born in berkeley, grew up in fremont. her family says she went to new york to get her mba and then started her career in finance. they also released this statement. quote, we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived and not just how she died. she was beautiful, brilliant, kind and intelligent woman who loved her family and friends, loved to travel the world, and to help others. by the way, there will be a vigil in new york city right at times square on those red steps tomorrow. >>> well, for most bay area student, school is back in session tomorrow. but in the east bay, high school students, a lot of them might be skipping class. more than 1200 students in oakland are demanding better covid safety protocols. the boycott is being organized by three sophomore students at met west high school. that's a small school in downtown oakland. the petition, though, was signed by more than 1200 studen

police have charged simon marshall with second degree murder. they say he was homeless, immerse emotionally disturbed and had also tried to push another person on to the tracks. investigators do not believe go was targeted because she was asian. we will have more on the vigil tonight in san francisco. that's coming up in our prime time newscast set 8, 09:10pm tonight. a southern california man has been charged with 2 counts of vehicular manslaughter after running a red light in his tesla while the vehicle was on autopilot, the deadly events unfolded in a los angeles neighborhood in december of 2019 when 27 year-old kevin george's ease riyadh's model has left the freeway, ran a red light and crashed into a honda civic killing 2 of the people in the civic. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for february 23rd riyadh has pleaded not guilty and is currently out on bail. this is the first time a driver using the semi automatic driving technology has been charged with a felony related to a deadly crash. >> san francisco is stepping up efforts to help p

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in a way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims. no way where, you know, i feel so powerless that. we could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to them. remember story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients. but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new mean

the judge in this case ordered a mental health fitness exam for 61 year old simon marshall. investigators say marshall is homeless and has a history of emotionally disturbed encounters. he's accused of pushing michelle go off the platform on saturday. she was then struck and killed by an incoming train. go grew up in the east bay. prosecutors are still trying to determine whether this attack was racially motivated. friends colleagues and community leaders all gathered at san francisco's chinatown last night to honor go . her family says she grew up in fremont but enjoy traveling and was working at a financial management company in new york. police say her suspected killer had never met her, but for some reason pushed her in front of that oncoming train. could have been any of us trade. she was just so incredibly smart and sweet and carrying because she was thoughtful. she just always was like the light in the room. she was a leader. go with studying for a master's degree at new york university, her family said. they are still in a state of shock. the minister to trial for th

police say this homeless man, 61 year old simon marshall shotw . omforty year old asian woman michelle go on to the train tracks of an oncoming southbound train saturday morning and pushed a woman on the wrong side. i guess the nypd says goh was standing on the platform of the forty seven street timesub square subway station justwan after nine thirty a.m. when, marshal for nosh apparent reason shoved her . tell us again joe biden about how organized white supremacy is the major threatzed to the homeland? no, we're wat watching the homed degrade right in front of us because we can't say no to the enemies of civilization, people living outside doingon drugs in front of our children. if y you can't say no to that , you're done. you're toast. it's over.we we should say no. chris bedford is a senior editor, the federalist. he joins us now. hey, chris . so why can't we just acknowledge what's hundreds of thousands of people living outside and nooow one says anything? what is going on ingoin washing, dc? aswe call them the otherly house and they have advo

the judge ordered a mental health fitness exam for the 61 year old simon marshall. investigators say marshall's homeless and has a history of emotionally disturbed encounters he is accused of pushing michelle go off the platform on saturday. she was then struck and killed by a train go grew up in the east bay, and prosecutors are still trying to determine whether the attack was racially motivated. the red cross is intensifying its calls for more blood donors. the organization says. recent winter weather has made the challenge of getting blood even more difficult. more than 170 blood drives had to be canceled because of storms. and that meant roughly 5000 blood and platelet donations went uncollected. the red cross is now offering super bowl tickets and a home theater as an incentive to increase donor turnout. wow that is an incentive. super bowl tickets. well we will have that playoff forecast with the 49ers versus the green bay packers that's coming up momentarily. but right now, let's get ready to step on . you know, this has been really fascinating to watch. it s

she hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >>a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged him with second degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right, mentally disturbed person as a contact me jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >>local leaders have organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's happening tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's portsmouth square, owner of a stolen french bulldog is now offering a $5,000 reward for anyone who safely returns their dog t tow tito was stolen from the owner at gunpoint on saturday night in castro valley. alameda county deputies say that the owner and their mom was walking the dog near north bridge lane when 5 men rushed up to steal the

that hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times, right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> local leaders have organized a candlelight vigil in honor of michelle go. it's tonight at 6 o'clock in san francisco's portsmouth square. >> happening now, police in pleasant hill are looking for this missing 15 year-old boy. they say brandon, a bat vanished sometime between 10:00pm sunday at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. he is described as 5 foot 6 inches tall. it was about 107 pounds, brown, hair and blue eyes. if you recognize him, you've seen him around or you ha

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in the way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims in a way where, you know, i feel so powerless that could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to them. remember story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients, but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new meani

simon confessed shortly after his arrest while proclaiming himself god. investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed with several prior arrests. witnesses say the approach victim from behind -- approached the victim from behind the subway station on saturday morning and shoved her into the path of a southbound train. michelle was killed instantly, a 40-year-old consultant with a management firm whose volunteer work with the new york junior league included helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a very strong passion for working one on one with these populations in need. she was a very compassionate soul who wanted to be rewarded by that direct impact and directly working with those individuals and watching them evolve over time. reggie: that was nj burkett reporting. michelle's family released a statement on how they will remember her. they write, "she was a brilliant woman who loved her family and friends, loved to travel the world, and to help others. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence and we pray she gets the just

police say he is 61-year-old simon marshall, now charged with murder. police say there was a current warrant out for his arrest for allegedly violating his parole. friends say go spent the last decade advocating for the homeless and was trying to help those like her alleged killer. >> it is a tragic loss of life, of someone who was giving back to the new york city community. >> reporter: ago had just traveled to the maldives with friends to celebrate her 40th birthday and the newly year. her family asked for privacy during this time, but released a statement today, quote, we are in a state of shock and grieving the loss of our daughter, sister, and friend. we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived and not just how she died. she was a beautiful, brilliant, kind, and intelligent woman who loved to travel the world and to help others. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence, and we pray that she gets the justice she deserves. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> thank you. family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil in her hono

police say he is 61-year-old simon marshall, now charged with murder. police say there is a current warrant out for his arrest for allegedly violating his parole. friends say go spend the last decade advocating for the homeless and was trying to help those like her alleged killer. >> it is a tragic loss of life, of someone who was giving back in new york city. >> reporter: go had just traveled to the maldives with friends to celebrate her 40th birthday and the new year. the ucla graduate later contended attended the stern school of business at nyu and worked for consulting group deloitte. her family asked for privacy during this time about released a statement today. quote, we are in a state of shock and grieving the loss of our daughter, sister, and friend. we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived and not just how she died. she was a beautiful, brilliant, kind, and intelligent woman who loved her family and friends, loved to travel the world and to help others. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence and we pray that she

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in a way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims in a way where, you know, i feel so powerless that. we could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to them. remember story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients. but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new mea

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in a way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims. no way where, you know, i feel so powerless that we could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to them. remember story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients, but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new meani

marshall. marshall who police said is homeless, was charged with second degree murder. this incident was unprovoked, and the victim does not appear to have had any interaction with the subject. it's super concerning to me like the state of the us like as someone who's just who's asian americans. the attack comes just days after mayor eric adams announced plans to boost a subway policing and outreach to homeless people in new york city. the alleged attacker does have a criminal history, including what are described as emotionally disturbed encounters . we're learning more now about the hostage standoff at a texas synagogue over the weekend, the rabbi of that synagogues were counting the frightening moments before the hostages managed to escape. and as alex hogan reports law enforcement authorities on both sides of the atlantic are now ramping up their investigations into the suspect. you just don't know if it's going to happen at your church residents of colleyville , texas are still in shock af

the man believed responsible is identified as 61 year old simon marshall. police say he's homeless and has a criminal history, including what are described as emotionally disturbed encounters. the victim is identified as 40 year old michelle go. people who live in her new york city neighborhood, expressed fear and shock. i mean , it's definitely something that i think about every time i go in the subway, very shocked. i mean, all the all the stuff on the subway. where people are in the middle of the day, putting people on the tracks and stuff is pretty pretty nasty. according to the new york times . michelle goes family is from fremont. she graduated from uc ucla and worked for deloitte consulting in new york. the fbi is reversing itself regarding saturday's hostage standoff as a synagogue near dallas. the bureau now says the jewish community was targeted after initially saying it wasn't fox news is dan springer has the latest from colleyville, texas tonight. these are the final dramatic minutes of saturdays. 11 hour hostage standoff, the last three held at

hours after michelle's death, police arrested. 61 year-old simon marshall. >> a person who they say has a very long and extensive criminal record monday, investigators charged with second-degree murder in goes death. investigators say as of now, it doesn't appear that marshall intentionally targeted michelle because of her race. detectives say just moments before he tried to push someone else. the news, though, is little comfort to michelle goes family and friends. >> we've seen this pattern just one too many times right? a mentally disturbed person hezbollah attack on our community. jonathan mccall kron. 4 news. >> 6.36, the time local leaders, we should remind you have organized a local candlelight vigil in honor of michelle. it will be taking place tonight at 6 o'clock. >> in san francisco's portsmouth square. happening right now. police in pleasant hill are also looking for this missing 15 year-old boy. they say brandon abbott vanished sometime between 10:00pm sunday night and 09:00am the following morning abbott is described as standing 5 feet. 6 inches tall, weighing about 107 pou

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in the way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims in a way where, you know, i feel so powerless that we could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to the murder story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients, but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new meanin

now the accused in this brutal attack, his name is simon marshall. investigators say that he does have a history of mental illness, but they do not believe that this was an act of bias, though they do say that it was completely unprovoked. of course, that is of little comfort for people at this vigil and for the people in new york city who have seen yet another act of violence, another loved one gone, another member of the aapi community the victim of something that is so brutal. raj? >> yeah. like that man said you talked to, we are sick of this. i believe her parents still live in fremont. any family member there's tonight or any message from them as of right now? >> yeah, we have made contact with the family, and they have been speaking with us through a spokesperson. there was not someone with the family that was at this particular event. they have put out a statement, actually someone read out the statement that was written on behalf of the family. of course, they say they want her to remember -- to be remembered for the life that she lived, not

he was 61-year-old simon marshall. now charged with murder. police say that there was a current warrant out for his arrest. goh's family is asking for privacy. they say that she was a great, kind and intelligent woman who loved her family and friends. loved to travel the world and to help others. her life was taken too soon in a senseless act of violence and pray she gets the justice she deserves. they will hold a vigil and one is happening in san francisco tonight at six. in san francisco,. >>> live this morning, hundreds of oakland students skipping school. they are demanding the district to do online learning unless the distribute can make changes. organizers admit there has been progress by giving out kn95 masks but that is still not enough. they are asking the district to provide weekly testing. some stay they haven't been offered any tests at all. students also are asking for more outdoor spaces to eat safely when it rains. the district sent a letter saying has a r obust testing system but can't do thousands of weekly tests without criti

marshall was reigned from his manhattan hospital bed today prosecutors say he confessed to pushing 40 year old michelle go into tracks at the 42nd street times square station go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she called new york city home for more than a decade. a judge said he would not send marshall. psychiatric facility until after the evaluation prosecutors say they are still investigating the push to determine whether it was a hate crime. we all need to share in responsibility to keeping our street safe drivers pedestrians and you know us included going out there and and responding to these high incident intersections. tonight two men are dead and a woman is still in the hospital after being hit by a car while trying to cross the street highlighting concerns over traffic safety in san jose. now this comes as the city tied its all-time high in traffic deaths last year abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains. how city leaders believe a solution to this growing and serious problem starts with the entire community? the city of san jose may be on its way to a mileston

police have charged simon marshall with second degree murder. they say he was emotionally disturbed. they say the homeless man had also tried to push another person on to the tracks before he pushed go. investigators do not believe at least at this point that go was targeted because of her race. kron four's taylor bisacky is listening into that vigil and she will have much more tonight during our primetime newscast said 8, 9.10. >> and now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside the sampayo bridge. lot of traffic out there tonight. also home on a tuesday that everyone is working remotely. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us tonight. what you have out there? yeah. dry span of weather continues. grant. yeah, not temperature wise, but it's been very dry here since about the second week in january. and it's going to stay dry now for a little while longer here as we head through time. but temperature wise, 57 degrees right at the average in san francisco. actually cooler than normal in oakland, a 55 today. 59 in san jose, 60 i

marshall charged with second-degree murder in the random attack. we all deserve to be safe. illustrator jonathan chain drew the images of the bay area native, along with images of many victims of racially motivated violence. he spoke for the first time on the condition. we don't show his face because of ongoing asian hate and he wanted to focus on the victims of these violent crimes. >> i actually feel like in the way. i do try to. get through this by, you know, paying tributes to these victims in a way where, you know, i feel so powerless that could have helped them in their time of need. you know, some something about like when i'm drawing these portraits. i feel like, you know, i'm honoring them in the way and i'm hoping share their stories like, you know, some of victims like they'll never die as long as we we remember what happened to them. remember story. >> chang lives in los angeles. his main job creating illustrations for entertaining clients, but his passion project over the past year, although emotionally draining has given him new meani

a witness of a murder says the suspect simon marshall showed no emotion as he shoved 40-year-old michelle at the times square station. he confessed the attack quickly after. the victim was a senior manager at the town consulting firm and volunteered as an advocate for the homeless. in 2021 marked the deadliest year in chicago and a quarter of a century and chicago police department statistics show the wendy's 9797 people to this last year. the most since 1996. and 25 other shot in chicago over the weekend. police say a 20-year-old man was shot and killed in a drive by early sunday. the day before, a 17-year-old boy was hospitalized in critical condition after the police found him shot in a parking lot. >> ashley: democrat led cities are feeling the deadly poll of deepening the police. 40% of murder cases were closed in 2021. 20 mean now, the father of an 11-year-old who was shot in 2020 and the founder of d.c. chapter of guardian angels. john, i am so sorry to hear what happened to your grandson. such a cute, young boy he was in a senseless act of violence but i do want to get to this and

marshall, showed no emotion when he shoved the woman on to the tracks. he confessed to the attack quickly after. the victim was a senior manager at the top consulting firm and volunteered as an advocate for the homeless. >> griff: in the nation's capitol, 42% of murder cases in washington, d.c. were closed after defend the police movement began. the grandfather of a boy shot and killed in dc joined us earlier and said something needs to change. >> we cannot defund the police, we actually have to refund the police issue put more money and more resources into the police in dc and throughout the united states. >> griff: criminalologist warn the figure could get worse as public trust in police, people are less willing to work with the police, making it harder to solve cases. >> ashley: we honor the life of dr. martin luther king jr. >> griff: his niece, alveda king joins us. great to have you this monday morning particularly given the significance of it. what are your thoughts this morning? >> good morning. today as we celebrate the birthday of my uncle, the

police identified him as 61- year-old simon marshall, now charged with murder. she had just traveled to with friends to celebrate her 40th birthday and the new year. she spent the last decade working for the homeless. >> it's a tragic loss of life of someone who was giving back to the new york city community. >> we are in a state of shock and grieving the loss of our daughter, sister, and friend. we hope michelle will be remembered for how she lived. they say she loved to travel the world and help others. a vigil is set to happen today at time square in new york and another one here in san francisco at six tonight. live in san francisco. >>> right now a man wanted for murder in oregon could be on his way to the bay area. police are looking for him. so far no other details on the case have been released. investigators say that he has ties to pittsburgh and yuba city and may be headed to direction. his vehicle was found near interstate 5 at the california, oregon border. it's a white 2007 chevy with a license plate of 29680a2. >>> new this morning a bail hearing i

he was identified as 61 year-old simon marshall. he's been charged now with second-degree murder. police say he was emotionally disturbed and tried to push someone else on to the tracks as well. just moments before pushing, go. in the south bay, 2 people are dead and 2 others hurt after a crash involving a car and 3 pedestrians. san jose police say the crash happened last night on all but expressway and foxworthy avenue. they say 2 pedestrians died at the scene. the other suffered non-life-threatening injuries. and as for the person driving the car, well, that person suffered minor injuries. police haven't said exactly how this crash happened, but they say they'll release more details soon. we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, in the north bay, the mill valley community is mourning the loss of a temple. pius high school sophomore killed in a 4 car accident. that same crash now has his twin brother in critical condition. and the driver under investigation for driving under the influence. jonathan mccall shows us the support. the family is now receiving. >> this is what remained of th

a witness though recalling simon marshall showed no emotion as he shoved 40-year-old an executive on the tracks. and now to a fox weather alert where a powerful ef 2 tornado lives a trail of damage across southwest florida, the storm destroying dozens of homes and businesses early sunday morning, and right now thousands of people around fort myers are without power. four people are apparently hurt. their injuries are not serious. and to the nfl playoffs as the chiefs get a dominant home win over the steelers in what may turn out to be the ben roethlisberger's last game. patrick mahomes throwing 5 touchdowns in the victory. tom brady and the buccaneers also blowing right past the eagles. tampa bay forcing three turnovers and the 31-15 win. but the major story sunday was dallas falling to the 49ers on the last play. watch. >> takes off running the football, woe, i don't think it's going to work out. calm down. >> oh my gosh official gets in the way. the game is over. >> oh my gosh. that's what everybody is saying, san francisco winning 23-17 after cowboys dak prescott before the ball i

marshall, and decides i'm going to wait for the train to get close enough and push her from behind into the train. she never knew what hit her, never knew the guy, she dies instantly and this guy gets on the subway, a few stops down, gets off and turns himself into a police precinct. when he's walking out, why did you do it? he's saying because i'm god. obviously he's psychotic, his family says he should not be out and ask you this. you have broken window syndrome, if someone squeegees your car, it's a gateway to other crimes, hops the turnstile. if this guy knowing they don't prosecute turnstile crimes, the psychotic lunatic, if he didn't have the fare, maybe he doesn't get there to begin with. >> sandra: horrifying and heartbreaking, so many who live in the city, they are terrified to walk the streets. mayor eric adams says the subway is safe and all the concerns out there, just perception. listen. >> we know that public safety is not only actual but it's perceived, and when you have an incident like this, the perception is what we are fighting against. this is a safe system because o

simon confessed shortly after his arrest, while proclaiming himself god. investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed with several prior arrests. witnesses say he approached the victim from behind at the subway station saturday morning. he shoved her into the path of a southbound train. michelle go was killed instantly, a 40-year-old consultant the management firm, whose volunteer work with the new york junior league included helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a strong passion for working one-on-one with these populations in need. she was a compassionate soul who wanted to be rewarded by that direct impact, directly working with those individuals, and watching them evolve over time. ama: michelle go'sss released a statement on how they will remember her, writing, she was a brilliant, kind, intelligent woman who loved her family and friends, wanted to travel the world and help others. her life was taken too soon, and we pray she gets the justice she deserves. developing news now, looking live at capitol hill were senators are to take up

the judge ordered marshal simon to remain in custody and to undergo a psychological exam to see if he's fit to stand trial. that attack happened over the weekend in new york. ten people in new york city, also here in the bay area, honored the victim, this woman, 40-year-old michelle go who grew up in fremont and moved to new york. police are not calling it a hate crime but they are expected to be back in court next week. >>> in less than two hours, president biden will mark his one-year anniversary as president with a speech and a press conference at the white house. this comes as the president's approval rating is down significantly. and two signature efforts, voting rights and build back better remain stuck in limbo. here's scott mcgrew with a brief look at the first year of the 46th president of the united states. >> i, joseph robert edwin biden jr., do solemnly swear -- >> joseph biden's first actions came moments after saying "so help me god." returning to the paris climate accords, halting funding of the wall of the mexican border wall and repeal the travel ban, all within his fir

marshall was arraigned from his hospital bedside today on a second-degree murder charge. the judge orders he undergo a mental health review. we spoke to a new yorker who said she had a scary run-in with who she believes is the same man back in 2020. >> i'll just never forget that face. he just started, like, screaming at me. like, just berating me with, like, you know, get the f out of here and you don't belong here, this and that. >> reporter: she says she felt so unsafe in new york that she eventually has moved to florida. and, look, david, just last night an nypd officer was wounded after a teenager fired a gunshot. that same teenager was on probation just last month on a gun charge. so that is, obviously, front and center as people in the city discuss bail reform. david? david: it's getting a lot worse. brian bryan llenas, thank you very much. with all these deadly attacks on women in particular, where are the feminists? the selective rage of the feminist left seems pretty weak when forced to choose between defenseless women and homeless predators. so what's up with t

simon confessed shortly after his arrest, while proclaiming himself god. that scares say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed -- investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed, with prior arrests. he approached the victim from behind and shoved her into the path of an southbound our train. we shall was killed instantly. whose volunteer work with the new york junior league included helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a strong passion for working one-on-one with these populations in need. she was a compassionate soul. who wanted to be rewarded by directly working with those individuals and watching them evolve over time. reporter: a comes less than two weeks after the mayor and governor declared that homeless outreach and police presence would be stepped up dramatically. the nypd's transit sheet said officers were at the opposite end of the same platform when michelle was killed. >> we had a robust plan in place today. unfortunately, these incidents do occur. reporter: that comment did not sit well with mayor adams who continued to insis

larry: 61-year-old marshall simon has been arrested in connection with the attack. police say he is homeless and confessed to pushing her onto the tracks. kristen: a new report says the british national killed in saturday's hostage standoff at a texas synagogue was known to security services in the u.k.. according to cnn, he had been the subject of a brief investigation in 2020. sources did not say what the probe is about, only that the matter was closed when investigators no longer considered him a threat. in the u.s., officials say the 44-year-old entered the country in late december and was not on any terror watch list. >> he was checked against u.s. government databases for entering the country in u.s. government did not have any derogatory information about the individual at the time of entry. kristen: the fbi is investigating the incident as a terrorism-related matter. they believe he was motivated by the desire to see a convicted terrorism now in federal prison in texas. woodrow has more on the fear religious leaders say has become too familiar. >> shabbat of

simon, the new mayor of new york city, eric adams was at the candlelight vigil last night paying his respects, and he said something we all feel. he says he does not feel safe on the subrayway he is, either. he said on day one. evidence saw the homeless. he saw yelling. he saw screaming. and he says new york has just got to do better. >> ainsley: yeah. that was after criticism because a few days ago he was talking about how safe the sunways are and after michelle's death that was just a perception that the media was spreading to try to say that the subways were not safe but he was saying they are. but then yesterday at the vigil he spoke. there was also the lt. governor was there and the new d.a. alvin bragg who is very soft on crime. they all three showed up and he changed his to an. adams changed his tune. i love that picture billboard on times square. commented on how she loved to travel make all these extensive plans before a trip. her friends traveled with her often. she didn't like attention. she worked at deloitte. she didn't like attention. she was soften-spoken it appears. l

obviously a lot of have them mental illness as does this guy marshall simon. this guy is about 40 years old. he is on the street and he decides i'm going to go into the subway. i'm going to try to find someone to throw onto the tracks on saturday about 9:40. and he sees one woman and she this guy looks a little weird and i'm backing up. she does. he quickly walks over to this over woman michelle goh a 40-year-old graduate student who graduated from nyu. this lunatic how are seeing right now screaming out i am god. i am god. throws her on the tracks at the perfect time to kill her. then hops on the same train goes three stops down and turns himself in. homeless guy with a long, huge rap sheet. greg gutfeld all this stuff last night and put this in part of his monologue. >> greg: what a great time to be alive if you are criminally deranged because you got us. you paperrized our weak leaders with the fear of being smeared as racist or worse, a republican. if they try to fix anything. so they now accept the idea that random crazies can murder innocent people. espe

the suspect was later identified as 61-year-old simon marshall. marshall is now facing murder charges. let's give you a love letter back outside of that vigil at a very large gathering as people are sitting to honor michelle go. more on how she is being remembered head on kpix 5 news at 7:00. she was born in berkeley, lived in fremont, graduated from american high school in 1998. >> such a horrible tragedy. >>> the woman known as the los gatos party mom asked us out they judge to be released on bail. 37-year-old shannon o'connor appeared in the south bay courtroom today. she's accused of posting alcohol fueled teen sex parties in los gatos. her attorney to request to set bail. however, the deputy da says multiple victims and their parents came to court today to push for o'connor to stay behind bars. >> multiple victims of the defendant came forward and spoke to the court about the fear they would feel if the defendant were to be released into the community. these victims and their families showed incredible bravery coming forward today. >> for now

the police say the man later turned himself in. 60-year-old simon marshall now charged with murder. he spent the last decade advocating for the homeless and trying to help those like her alleged killer. >> she was fine through and through. it makes this tragedy all of the more senseless and difficult to bear. >> just to be here and support our community. does not matter if you are asian, brown, black, white ,does not matter. you know, you just want to be there for the people and support. >> detectives in new york are investigating this as a possible hate crime. but, say so far there is no evidence that michelle was targeted because of her race. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> new at 11:00. the search is on for the suspect involved in a series of unprovoked attacks on the uc berkeley campus -frp the assault took place this afternoon on the south side of the school business in berkeley. the police say the plan in this photo violent -- the man in this photo caused injuries to his face when he fell. the same suspect is likely responsible for three separate assaults on campus in just the la

police have identified the suspect as that man. 61 year-old simon marshall, who they say is homeless. as we continue to remember the life of doctor martin luther king junior in the south bay, the group, our city forest under king today by planting trees at a park in san jose prince charles. clifford was there and brings us the details. >> well, right now i'm in your park. this cottonwood lake right behind me here. this is in san jose. and earlier in the day on monday, martin luther king day more than 100 volunteers planted trees come along the other shoreline. there. now, this event was put on by our city for us. they do tree planting event like this all the time. but they do it every year on martin luther king junior day more than 100 volunteers here. they planted sycamores california sycamores here. i also spoke with one of the organizers of this event who said she thinks doctor king would appreciate this day of volunteer service. he felt that more than the son of racism was the sin of being silent or doing nothing. >> and so. >> i love how we have over 100 volunteers who came today

he was identified as 61 year-old simon marshall and has been charged with second-degree murder. police are in show that. >> that day you were the i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, a teenager allegedly involved in a holiday smash and grab is facing a string of felony charges. 19 year-old gregory jefferson was arrested at his home in pittsburgh earlier this month where police found this more than 30 boxes of luxury sneakers, clothing. >> and a ghost gun. police say jefferson is connected to 2 robberies at the high-end shoe store called fix kicks in santa clara. the first robbery involved about 18 people with $80,000 worth of merchandise stolen. the second robbery was just 5 days later with about 28 people involved feeling more than $112,000 in merchandise. jefferson is now facing charges, including organized retail theft and assault weapon charges because of the robberies. the fix kicks a store is now conducting its sales online. >> a food pantry that serves hundreds of people each day in the south bay might be forced to close city of san jose is look

he was identified as 61 year-old simon marshall and has been charged with second-degree murder. police are in show that. >> that's new word that they got i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> 5.33. the time new this morning in the south bay. 2 people are dead and 2 others injured because of a crash involving a car and 3 pedestrians. san jose police say the crash happened last night on the all expressway and foxworthy avenue. they say 2 pedestrians died and the other suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the person driving the car suffered minor injuries. at this point. police have not said how that crash happened, but they say they'll release more details soon. in the north bay, the mill valley community is mourning the loss of a towel pies. high school sophomore who was killed in a 4 car crash. that crash happened saturday or sunday morning on highway one 16, right near what my road the victims, twin brother is in critical condition this morning. both were in the car. the driver of that car that the twins were passengers in was arrested for driving under the influence