anger and tragedy into a movement for change?for change?e . your 6:00 6:00 6:00 6:00 6: but ever used during. as we reflect on the past 365 to have seen the cost to defend the police, calls for change. >> what has changed in the last year? stephanie sierra takes a look back so we can better prepare for the e e a year ago on may 25 after 8:00 p.m., george floyd was arrested suspected of using a counterfeit $20 bill.$20 bill.$2 by 8:20, and he forced on his neck for 9 minutes

>> he repeated they said i can't breathe and he called for his mother. >> cat brooks remembers watching the footage and shaking in fear. fear of what happened to what will happen again and again. it did. >> eight days after his death, sean was killed by vallejo police. >> he had a hammer in his pocket and police thought it was a gun. eric salgado this year on march 11 tyrone wilson. on march 29 adam toledo. on april 7 roger allen. nearly 2 weeks later michalak brian. >> shot a 16-year-old child four times. >> the day before on april 19 26-year-old gio gonzalez scene with no knife, no gun the being potentially disorderly. >> alameda police officers pay out on top of him. he too said i can't breathe. year before in this same town, molly get arrested for dancing in the street.

this body was criminalized. it is an oakland-based coalition leading calls. >> stopcock phone each other. please. and baking. stop it. the city of has established a committee dedicated service updating processes better respond. we spoke with the city manager. >> we are looking at what the council's focus is to have mental health response to be the second of having initial responders that would be different than police. that is one of the things we are looking at. will start. you have been saying these things for ohio.

think being that has happened in the past year now everyone is saying get. your support of this at. there are things police officers cut out to do. >> sf pd will not respond to mental health also that if there is a is officers may be involved but made it clear that mental health clinicians should be present during the situations. call clinicians to crisis situations particularly standouts. >> brooks isn't convinced that will work. >> i feel like this is retribution for. the cops like oh, really? watch this.'s we will if any police officer on this planet are in this country is using any form of force as retribution for what happened in minneapolis i think that is twisted. if it happens here we will call it out. >> in oakland the city is implementing a pilot program this fall called the community responders of oakland. it will operate under the fire department but the teams will be made of social workers were

psychologist that will respond to mental health calls instead of police. the same story and san jose. in october the police department created a mobile crisis response team that connects officers and qualified to nations -- clinicians. >> it is mandated protocol. as for san francisco, reform measures started being implemented in 2016 with changes to their use of force policy. >> things like abolishing the chokehold or carotid, not shooting at moving vehicles. >> in the last at the department stopped releasing booking photos. >> we constantly look at looking photos. in people's minds, this is we are humans, you start associating people with crime. >> is that she pointed out, the changes are small steps in the short term. >> i don't think there is a finish line with reform.

that is to be honest. you have to constantly reinvent yourself. we put in an infrastructure to do that. >> real reform will take time. we ran a poll during the day live asking has there been meaningful change to policing regular. a vast majority, 82% here is the morning anchor weighing and. >> accountability is at the core of what people want to see when it comes to change. they want to feel like something does happen and will someone be held accountable? i think it was such a big emotional thing for people to see justice when it came to george floyd but i can't say going forward that people feel like justice will be served encases going forward. >> on our 3:00 p.m. show we spoke five with martin luther king third. we asked about the changes that still need to be addressed in policing in the united states.

>> de-escalation is really what yields results and probably saves lives. >> mr. king says the conviction of derek chauvin with a monumental solution in the progress. >> city and community leaders attended a special event in oakland today to celebrate and remember george floyd. oaklands chapter of the naacp organized the event that not only honored his memory but included promises of social justice reform and changes in policing. >> to hold the trauma the grief. it is also my duty to help us move toward healing.

>> i don't want to get arrested and i. >> we figure out there is someone that shouldn't be a part of our department. >> the most dramatic part is when everyone bowed her head in silence for nine minutes and 29 seconds. that is the amount of . tonight abc news will air a special edition of soul of a nation. california is making significant progress for the first time. the number of coronavirus patients and icu dropped. they reported on the eight deaths in the past 24 hours and over 600 new cases. test positivity rate is at a record low. in the bay area zero deaths were reported by our county public health agencies. check out this graph of new cases. our average is now lower than it was at this time last year.

we reached a milestone in vaccines. half of u.s. adults over the age of 18 are fully vaccinated. in california 42% of the entire population is vaccinated. the vaccine is highly effective in protecting younger teens with no safety concerns. it had a 100% efficacy rate against symptomatic: that adolescents after the two doses. moderna will ask for fda authorization for 12-17-year- old of the next month. if you have questions about the vaccines ask the vaccine team by going to our website and click on the big blue box. today a san francisco supervisor is introducing legislation aimed at forgiving the background of thousands of businesses that had to close doing the pandemic. we explain how this will affect the economy. for the past 12 years this is how you would find ahmed busy with the hair clipper in hand. now he mostly waits for customers.

the first one today arrived midafternoon. >> i got one or two customers a day. then -- >> in the back of his mind, months of backed up the rent and utilities to pay. >> the first three months paid rent for the landlords. the landlord gave me a break. the business is dying. i have no money to pay the rent but i don't want to close the business. >> today's supervisor is introducing legislation that will for give backed up her rent for businesses that had to completely shut down during the pandemic. >> it made it impossible for these businesses to be open and

-- >> data estimates businesses oh up to $400 million in rent. how will this legislation help? >> we are working to get a more specific number of how many businesses will be impacted. some businesses it can be a short period where they were shut down for a couple of months. >> it represents between 60-70. the aid needs to be equitable. >> what supervisor preston said i want to give relief to both sides. the logical way would be to get property tax relief. we will that would certainly be something to consider. >> the committee vote will take place in the month. this legislation could go into effect in july. coming up next not 6:00, can you trust what is under the

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a specialty burger shop another company so that one of its shops. ocampo prides itself on transparency promoting climate positive grass fed organic meat. now, a former employee for the company says it earlier posted that the santa monica that the santa monica pl. with labeling the as products. >> el campo says it was an isolated incident that did not affect the oakland or san mateo locations. individual butcher shop locations have a small degree of autonomy when it comes to the source of their products. ocampo issued a statement that preliminary results showed a

call code for sourcing and communicating product origin to customers and were not being followed in the santa monica location. happening now the city of san jose is preparing to vote on google's downtown west project. it covers 88/meghan wesley 30 blocks. has office space for 25,000 people controversy. chris wingert. and the bay area's largest city project years in the making city closer to happening. >> community inspired for. to create a dynamic google six on october from counsel for the west project which would project the 80 acre village would be the largest single development field reached in san jose and could take nearly a decade to complete. >> credit to google for their patients and their persistence

ensuring through dozens of meetings we get to a finish line that would produce a great win for the community. >> in addition for office and retail space the project will include 4000 units of housing with nearly a quarter of them slated to be affordable. >> i am excited about the environmental program have for it efficiency by using a central plant. >> clinic experts say that project can be a model for development. >> and has a lot of power behind it. that is going to be the clincher. it is a big deal. >> getting to this point with a process especially with concerns raised by community members and organizations when the city first began talking to google. again forget the scene from two years ago protesters change themselves to chairs inside city chambers. goal has offered to provide

$200 million in community benefits. >> all of that has been addressed through the process of working together. what you have is a neighborhood being created. this is not a walled off spaceship. >> council members will hear from the public throughout the evening with a final vote expected by the end of the night. a nice day out there. spencer it is a little breezy but nice and warm. i guess it is getting warmer. >> that's turned severe weather. ensure you turn away from the wind. if you face the wind it may be uncomfortable. there was a look at the kind wednesday. it is breezy as it has been every day nearly for several weeks. yet mile-per-hour guest at sfo. 35 mile-per-hour. and just dropped to 31 and seven says. the farther inland areas experiencing breezy but not

gusty weather. let's take a look. is this moving? you stay with. i will move it manually. you can see what is going on. taking a look at the 24-hour temperature change you can see it is a bit colder today than yesterday at this time. here is a look at our current temperature readings. 59 degrees in san francisco. mountain view 71. 55 at half looking at other readings, blue skies over the golden gate. it is currently 80 degrees in santa rosa. 72 at napa. fairfield 79. 70 at livermore. this view from emeryville looking back at san francisco. patchy fog and some total lunar eclipse tomorrow morning. a little warmer tomorrow afternoon with some breezy conditions. summerlike eat will develop for

memorial day. let's take a look at our forecast animation. noticed patches of fog. it would not be widespread. we'll see high clouds by. this should not obscure the view of the sky for most of us. let's take a look at the total lunar eclipse graphic. it begins at 2:40 5 am. maximum eclipse at 4:18. this high clouds should be out of here at that time giving you good viewing. that only is it a full lunar eclipse but a superman. the moon is entering its closest approach to the earth. it will appear huge. overnight low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow around the south bay sunny skies and 75. with he has upper 50s in the breezy conditions on the coast. downtown san francisco will top

out at 63 degrees tomorrow. on the north they a lot of low 80s from sonoma to santa rosa over to calistoga. east bay highs mainly in the upper 60s to near 70. as a go farther south fremont you will see some low 70s and in the inland east bay highs will be in the mid-80s in the warmest spice. here is the accuweather forecast. there will not be much change in the temperature change. it does cool down sharply on saturday. look at the big warm-up on sunday, monday and tuesday. monday and tuesday will have inland highs in the mid or mid to upper 90s. that will be a superheat up almost summerlike with upper 70s around the bay shoreline. get ready for some warm weather early next week. how much as the narrative shifted in the last year since the murder of

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today marks one year since george floyd was murdered by former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. is murder changed how many of us view the world. now we want to look at how much change has occurred in the fight for racial and social justice. teamed up to create a series of discussions on intergenerational activism, multi-generational activism. >> julian glover has a look at

what to expect. here since the murder of george floyd underscored the very meaning of black lives matter and brought generations of activists to the streets changing. host a series of earl thomas real people. >> how much has the narrative around being afraid shifted in the last year? >> it starts with the stories we choose to tell and then the context we present those stories. >> from journalists and media strategists swing the importance of word choice and video selection in the aftermath. >> beyond evidentiary value -- i am not sure if there is any value particularly for viewers of color. >> to the importance of

multicultural allies ships standing united in the face of white supremacy tackled by prominent organizers and award- winning filmmakers. >> we are uncomfortable with the truth. we have diluted ourselves for so long generation after generation about what it means >> they think only of the . they don't think of white supremacy is a thing that is embedded within the culture. >> civil under and that when i start to face it we are on the hook. >> to a discussion on how activism built on generational flashpoints to continue to drive the movement on racial and social justice. >> i am excited and hopeful.

>> people are speaking in our own interests on our own terms. coming up next, see how george floyd was honored around the country including at the white house. what are lawmakers doing to

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a moment of silence in minneapolis today lasttoday last seconds. that is a time george floyd spent under the knee of a police officer exactly when you were go. many knelt and paused for the same amount of time. >> in washington, d.c., floyd's family including his daughter met with president

>> in the years since derek chauvin murdered george floyd, a demand for accountability. from apple you his family including his daughter meeting with president joe biden behind closed doors at the white house. >> being here today is an honor. to meet with the president and vice president and for them to show concern to our family. >> they told the family that he would get a reform bill passed today. they are still optimistic.still.

>> bipartisan talks now showing signs of progress after being start over the issue of qualified immunity for police officers. >> the fundamentals to be greater accountability. >> it shows officers from being sued for damages for the actions of a job. republicans don't support that. this morning in minneapolis, gunfire there george floyd square. the city confirmed at least one person was injured. local leaders say the area has struggled with violence since his death it minneapolis is determined to celebrate the impact george floyd had on the nation especially today. there is a celebration of life

downtown art, music and games. for many it is more than that. it is a celebration of change. data from the national conference found at least 82 bills enacted across the country and that police were four-man transparencies in his since his death. >> meanwhile, derek chauvin who was convicted of second degree manslaughter for his role in george floyd's death will be sentenced next month. abc news is airing a one- hour special. you can watch it had 10:00 p.m. right here on abc 7 and where would you stream. oaklands catholic betcher bishop said a man put a gun on him and robbed him. the bishop spoke to stephanie sierra and told her he is grateful to be alive. pulled a gun on me and said give me your wallet.

i was terrified. i was afraid. >> michael barber is the bishop of the catholic diocese in oakland. every afternoon he walks with his rosary around the cathedral christ the light church north of downtown. last saturday he noticed a young man was following him right in front of the paramount theater on 21st and broadway. sumac i got a little suspicious and said i better turn back and had toward home. i didn't make it. >> within seconds the young man slammed the gun onto his face. >> said give me the cash. give me the cash. >> i gave him the cash. he saw my bishops ring and said give ring. i gave it to him. i said please don't shoot me i am a catholic priest. >> he stood alone on the street. no cars tested during the encounter. you pray to god expecting the worst.

>> i had just given a that morning. i ordained to new priest in the could be:and my sermon was the good shepherd lays down his life for sheep. >> go figure. >> the lumber with young perhaps in his early 20s and rode away on a bicycle. >> right now the gun violence is out of control. >> oakland city councilman is set up. >> we are killing each other and i live in an area where i see the gang activity grow. >> oakland pd reports the city has seen a 50% increase in armed robberies this year compared to 2020. they wrote in a statement encouraging the community if you see something, say something. we will parishioners have come up to me. when lady said three guys carjacked her and stole her car and she was terrified. another came up and said her window had been smashed what she was in church some weeks ago. >> as for barbara, as scared as he was, he still plans to forgive. >> i have to fofofofo

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education is one of the foundations of building a better bay area no matter whether if it is person. at least one state assemblyman says the district should not get $12 million in extra funding which was meant as an incentive to reopen. land melendez explains. the plan to push school districts to reopen was meant to simple. have kids in the lower grades back in the classroom and fully reopen one entire middle or high school grade by may may ma

assembly built 86 offered $2 billion as an incentive. in a letter to the state controller the three lawmakers that signed it argued san francisco unified never met the criteria. instead the school district offered graduating seniors the option to come back for only a few days a week. school district only reopened eight high schools and waited until the day before the deadline to bring the seniors back. today at lowell high school they were rehearsing for for fo graduation. >> there is nothing more important than having our kids back in school especially when san francisco has some of the highest vaccination rates across the entire state and country and some of the lowest go iterates in our state. >> san francisco unified should not be entitled to the $12 million it was supposed to receive. late today abc 7 is confirmed the super instant intended of public instruction has asked

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terminix. here to help. . the other governor newsome beating the recall election against him at the moment seemed fairly high but there are a number of unknowns that could shake up everything. among them who else is going to jump into the race? will it be another democrat? liz kreutz looks back at california's last recall to explore what it could mean if another democrat does in fact join the ballot. it was the big question for democrats in the 2003 recall of

davis and it is the big question again. should or could a democrat avid other than governor newsome -- other than gavin newsom get on the ballot? 2003 that is what happened. >> lieut. gov. bustamante became the first prominent democrat to throw his hat into the ring. >> he was a sitting lieutenant governor when he decided to throw his hat into the ring. he was of the camp that believed davis would lose so another democrat should be on the ballot as a backup. other democrats feared it would split the vote. >> we said there was no way on earth that they are going to elect another democrat if they're not happy with what is happening. they will elect a republican. >> to this day he disagrees. he points to the recall ballot which asks voters to separate questions. first should the governor be recalled? second, if the governor is recalled who should be the replacement? the sitting governor is not about to have their name on the second part of the ballot. >> didn't have arnold me on the governor on the ballot running against each other. if he hadn't been recalled to been no counting of the other

votes. i wouldn't have gotten one- vote. >> nearly 20 years later the debate over whether his decision hurt gray davis lost arnold still festers among california democrats. now, even more so with another recall on the horizon. a recent survey from the berkeley tutor of governmental studies found nearly half of democrats in the state want to backup democrat want a backup democrat. >> with all due respect to the former lieut. gov. cruz bustamante, they would like to follow his career path post 2003 by all means it is not a pathway to survival and relevance to put yourself on a ballot. >> so far of the dozens of people who have filed too run there are no prominent democrats on the list but there has been speculation about potential candidates. could antonio jump in?

what about tom stier? someone caught you up right now and said i am thinking about putting my name on the ballot -- >> i will do everything i can to convince them that now is not the right time to run. we had a very viable candidate in governor newsome. >> some may see that as an expected advice from the man who told us he has no regrets about running himself into thousand three. there are big differences between the two recalls. >> one could draw a conclusion that well, they are mirror images. they are not. >> gray davis was pulling in the 30s. newsom is pulling in the 50s. that is a huge difference. there is no one needed in this particular situation to protect our state because the governor is going to be this recall. you can learn more about

the 2003 recalled original's special total recall. it is on our abc 7 bay area connected to the app available wherever you stream. please check it out. for the moment let's return to the forecast. that is right. spencer is here with the latest. the big event overnight. the total lunar eclipse and a full moon. in fact a full super moon because it is close this approach will appear huge in the sky. it begins at 2:45. it will be at its maximum eclipse at 4:18 a.m. it may require losing a little sleep if you want to see it but it will probably worth it. viewing conditions should be good. not expecting many clouds or not at all. tomorrow assigned a breezy at the coast and highs will range from upper 50s warming up for today's levels. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. mid-80s and then.and then.and t here is the 7-day forecast.

for the remainder of the week we will see a gradual tapering off of temperatures. saturday will be the coldest day but we have a sharp warm-up sunday. monday and tuesday look for in a and highs in the mid 90s maybe mid to upper 90s. upper 70s around the bay. it will feel like summer. the way, that is memorial day. a good time for it to warm up. it goes pretty well. thank you, spencer. is go to larry beil. all eyes on the e.r. a mystery and intrigue. jimmy garoppolo and

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good evening. after having no off-season workouts lecture because of gover the 49ers 49ers 49ers 49e ota's. that would be organized team activities. naturally all eyes on the quarterbacks. you have the incumbent jimmy garoppolo who took all of the reps today. he appears to be healthy with the ankle and the challenger trey lance. the only apparent being how soon he takes over. here is chris alvarez on the most important position in football. jimmy garoppolo is back taking snaps in santa clara and fielding questions regarding the teams up in

draft. when it initially happened there are 1 million emotions that go on. you think of all of the possible scenarios and things like that. i want to play >> he still has a nice touch. never going to pass that line. really feeling good about it. >> it is the return from a high ankle sprain that has coach shanahan's attention. cement jimmy looks like i have always known him. he seems great. his ankle seems pretty hill. it looks so good. >> so far so good for the rookie lance who is making strides and showing classes splashes beyond his age. >> he looks better than a rookie quarterback. >> being with him he has been

everything we have hoped in more. i think he is a very smart kid. he is a very humbled kid. >> he has been cool. he has. the whole room it is a really good group of guys. everyone is competing. actions speak louder than words. we have heard a lot of words from the oakland a's about how hard they have been working on the howard's terminal stadium project there's actions especially recently tell another story the president -- while visiting las vegas as a possible location to the franchise. either that is a job at oakland city officials which it probably is or it is complete lee tone deaf. actually both. it is so on brand for this franchise. is a privately franchise franch project. they asked to john fisher to sit down and meet with him. they don't even get a response.

fisher is the invisible owner flying to vegas perhaps for into visit possible ballpark locations but will not drive across the bridge to meet with local officials. really? the silhouette owner has run his team on the cheap send dave out to deliver his message? today, dave says we all have got to come together on this. >> what i would tell our fans is those people against the waterfront project, they are the happiest when our house is not in order and when there is internal strife. keep in mind, we will have to stay together to ensure we get an outcome that works for our fans. >> stay together. maybe stop tweeting! the outcome seems less and less likely the city of oakland and perhaps that is exactly what the owner and major league baseball really, really want. i hope i am wrong about that but we shall see.

we have seen capt. clay on about. about no mistake clay? klay thompson is rehabbing his achilles with a swim in the bay. wetsuit required followed by a moment of zen. >> i think it would be great to be klay thompson for a day or maybe a week except for the rehab with all of the injuries. he has a good life going. hopefully we will see him back on a basketball court. to circle back on the 80s, that are so many directions. if you really want to get it deal done my experience is not to slap you are trying to negotiate with. it is much harder to get something done that way. just my experience.

good advice. thank you larry. coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. is mike tyson, the knockout. at 10:00, after floyd. here that shook the world. it is followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. you can watch on newscasts on demand through the bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire to the and roku. download the app and start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. for spencer christian, larry beil and all of us

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