live union square, andria borba kpix5. >>> the state of california just a the governor signed a new law limiting when police can opened fire on suspects. only when necessary. and the defense of human life. the old standard, call for police to enact use of force when an officer believed it was, quote, reasonable to do so. >> training matters yes. and ability yes certainly. transparency in the. but the culture changing hearts and minds and changing our approach to dealing with one another. i am incredibly cognizant of that responsibility. >> the new law aims to encourage law enforcement to use de- escalation tactics first. it goes into effect on january 1. >>> student stepped into a elementary school in mountain view. there's one thing missing. a reliable source of power. the constant clatter of the generator was the soundtrack to antonio vargas's elementary school grand opening today. that was because the trench dug to hook up the new building runs through private property. owned by the california station homeowners association. as for the easement to get electricity to the kids and teac

kpix 5's andria borba is live with the story. . >> reporter: the parents are giving the school board an ear full without how much they don't want their campus to close -- full about how much they don't want their campus to close. parents and students dressed in green in the oakland hills are coming out to try stop the oakland school district from moving their campus on 61 street. >> strong and kids are successful in. >> reporter: they said it is about having too many schools and not enough students. >> last year we had 11,000 empty seats. >> reporter: round two of school consolidations. last year parents and students spoke out to stop their campus from getting rolled into another. despite the protests the schools merged. kaiser families are hoping to avoid the same fate. >> i really love the teachers. they were very, very nice. i don't think i dreaded going to school. >> the school district spokesperson says only the location is changing. >> the school is not the building. the school is the people, the administration, the teachers, the staff that support the students and the students

andria borba, kpix 5. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >>> a bay area web hosting company has found itself caught up in the investigation of the el paso shooting tonight. day, apparently, helped with the posting of the alleged gunman's hate-filled messages. kiet do has the story. >> reporter: for years, tech companies claimed they are not media companies. they are just platforms, delivering content to their users, and whatever their users do is their business. now, public opinion has shifted and there is more public pressure for these companies to do more. at first, it looks like cloudflare would set this debate out, saying they were just a neutral utility service, but by early sunday morning, ceo matthew prince had made the decision to cut off 8chan from the security protections cloudflare provides. 8chan went down shortly after. in a blog post, the ceo said the website was a "cesspool of hate." >> he realizes what he is aiding to some degree, this kind of rhetoric. >> reporter: matt cabot is an associate professor of cyber se

kpix 5's andria borba with more. >> reporter: passengers boarded the flight in oakland thinking they were headed to paradise, some of them ended up in the hospital with 20 minutes left on the flight. the cabin filled with smoke. fo clear air breathe. >> we had to go like this to breathe. prepare for an emergency landing and evacuation. >> coming to a stop. >> thank you. >> we have emergency personnel on the way. >> reporter: the slides had to be deployed and the officials looked for the source of the smoke. >> something you will never think you will do but you go very fast. the firefighters are down there catching you. and helping you up. >> reporter: seven people were taken to the hospital due to smoke inhalation. it is unknown at this time whether the faa and ntsb will go on the ground in on the try to determine the cause of this smoke. andria borba, kpix 5. >> tonight the airline had this to say, we apologize to our passengers for this incident and thank them as well as first responders and airport officials for their cooperation and assistance in a swift and safe vacation. . >>>

in walnut creek, andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight lawmakers in san francisco are condemning an attack on one of their own. >> er, i pushed you. i pushed you. i pushed you. >> all right. >> senator richard pam was shoved by an anti-vaccine activist in the capital. bennett streamed the act on facebook letter to bennett comes confronted the senator about his bill on vaccine at a exceptions and can be seen shoving him as he tries to walk away. the senator was unharmed in the attack. sacrament of police cited and released bennett for misdemeanor assault. >>> new 11:00, chances are you have seen this post on instagram about new privacy rules, and how you can opt out. even celebrities have been sharing it. it turns out, it is a hoax. reporter britney hopper on why it went viral. >> reporter: this instagram post made its rounds on social media in the last 24 hours, cleaning by posting it, your pictures and messages are private. it caused panic amongst users and many celebrities, inking they were protecting their privacy, but really, the joke was on them. soci dia and tech expert jessica says

a woman in the back seat was killed and kpix 5's andria borba reports police decided to end the pursuit minutes before the crash. >> reporter: that's right. the crash happened two and a half miles from where i am oic didn't take long for the suspect to get there and run a red light. late saturday night, officers recognized a stolen 1996 honda accord in this parking lot on duane avenue. they put spike strips under the tires to make an easy arrest. an hour later officers say the 32-year-old got into the vehicle. >> as soon as he did that, the officers activated their lights and approached the vehicle to try stop and detain the suspect. as soon as the lights went on he sped through had parking lot. >> the spike stripes failed. officers decided not to chase ing way too fast. >> our officers within a few seconds of seeing his disregard of safety of anybody else, turned off their lights and decided newt initiate a pursuit. >> reporter: officers say perez blew through a red light at lawrence express way and broad sided a lyft with a 28-year-old and one other person inside. >> as the ride share

andria borba joins us live from the tenderloin, what's going on? >> reporter: the dea has already taken 32 people into custody in connection with two hunter and drug families that were setting up shop in the bay area and peddling their drugs here in the tenderloin. >> my 23 years of law enforcement i haven't seen this business model before. >> reporter: in hundreds of pages of charging documents, the drug enforcement agency says it is cracked not one but two drug trafficking rings run by hand or nationals based in oakland, and selling in the tenderloin. >> these commuter drug dealers, every load or every morning a new load would come into the east bay, packaged up. i did take bart or commute across the bridge, into the tenderloin to sell your drugs during the day and then come back to the east bay at night with the prophets. >> reporter: drugs hitting the street? meth, fentanyl, and heroin and cocaine in powder and rocks. according to the da dea two organizations purchase homes in oakland, rented about two drug dealers, negotiating it down utility