as $25 for a 3-month prescription. san jose police released new video of a fatal shooting. their explanation why officers were in plain clothes and did not identify themselves. and in oakland the police chief is defending his decision to not last year's protests. and a deal to help save

ranch land and a local business. one dale after protesters marched through san jose police are providing new details about the moments officers shot and killed a man on monday. good evening thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. you're watching abc news at 5:00, the hulu and any you stream. police released new video of the confrontation. >> but some still have questions. >> reporter: tonight questions remain over the police shooting of san jose resident demetrius stanley who died on day after a plain

officer shot him. police chief mata says she feared for his life but also added that he did not identify himself. the first plain officer jogged down the street past stanley's house. you can see a clip of stanley walking past a parked suv that police would later identify as an unmarked vehicle second plain clothed officer inside. stanley sees the the áf officer inside and walks past the vehicle. the video cuts off presumely right before the shooting. >> i think that's something that's dangerous. someone that confronts another with a firearm. >> reporter: family members and community activists say they believe stanley thought he was

being stalked and went outside to protect his family. >> they could have just been anybody. if i had the feeling that there was somebody outside of my house possibly trying to trying to break into my home or my car. i can't say exactly what i would do in that instance. >> reporter: the police department also says its officers did not have their body cameras on because they were only there to perform surveillance in connection with a robbery investigation from march. they also say stanley was barred from carrying a firearm due to a previous domestic violence allegation. local naacp president jeff moore asked for peace throughout the community and expressed his pain. >> hurt for the community. because we're torn. and my young people, our young people are angry. our young people are hurt and we're tired of seeing black kids get kill bid cops. >> reporter: the under cover officer who shot stanley is a 14 year veteran of the department and has been placed

on administrative leave. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. more than a dozen oakland police officers all the way up to the rank of deputy chief are facing disciplinary action after allegations of excessive force and other policy allegations during four days of george floyd protests last summer. now all of this is the result of several investigations into what happened. abc 7 news investigator laura ashley has more on the findings. >> i will say clearly that june 4th was a failure. >> reporter: one year after scenes like these in oakland police chief armstrong announced discipline for his own officers. >> the policy is very clear. officers were not authorized to use gas in the manner in which they did and for that the department has held them accountable. >> reporter: this is the result of four different investigations including one by an outside independent expert. and it resulted in disciplining more than 2 dozen officers.

>> reporter: armstrong revealed those disciplined ranged from officer to deputy chief and the discipline itself could include suspension. >> in this instance the crowd control policy which likely the commission will be reviewing, is pretty strong. i think there was some human failure in terms of executing the expectation. >> reporter: opd policy allows the use of tear gas only when there's imminent danger to the officer or a member of the public. >> during these investigative processes they determined that that did not exist. >> reporter: moments after the chief's press conference we talk with the president of the oakland police officers association who told us he and his officers were largely blind sided by armstrong's announcement. >> what i'm devastated with is the chief did not talk to the officers that he's disciplining. common decency and courtesy is to give them the details of what violation they committed

before you go to the media and have them understand the environment they're operating in. >> reporter: will more closely decide when gas is the disgraced former head of san francisco's works department has been arrested on an attempted robbery charge. nuru had a small kitchen knife and threatened to take called p the food bank says nuru is a long time volunteer and moments ago police confirmed nuru was

arrested and confirmed. this incident is not tied to nuru in a corruption scheme. there's no sign of a san francisco grandmother who has not been seen or heard from since friday and a lot of people are very worried. today city leaders are weighing in saying there have been missed opportunities to bring her home safely. abc 7 news reporter wade freedman is on the story. >> reporter: in the mystery of 84-year-old phong and her disappearance is deepening. this is more than just a missing grandmother now. >> we do not have any reason to believe that a crime has occurred at this stage. >> reporter: miss phong disappear friday while walking to her home in district. later, a

crossing the tunnel. they dropped off mrs. phong here. that she asked to get out of the car that she may have said something about safeway but there was a language barrier. now critics are trying to make something out of that. >> we have reason to believe the language barrier may have play add role in why she got misplaced and is now lost or missing. >> it seems there were missed opportunities frankly for her to return home safely if it weren't for the lack of language support and

cocompetency. i hope they find her and i hope we find these two as well. in san mateo police are asking for you to help find this 16- year-old girl and her 5 -month-old daughter. the teen claudia ramirez and her daughter abigail were last seen at her mother's house. they last spoke to the teen on saturday night and she expressed the desire to live separately from them. if you spot claudia or her daughter please call san mateo police. a san jose man died monday after falling from a ridge while hiking in secoia national park. he's been identified as yao ming chin. he was hiking with two other people when he fell. a woman from milpitas also fell but was able to stop her slide. a helicopter crew rescued the woman and took her to

hospital. mount russell is seventh highest peak. mount windsor city council is meeting to replace the former mayor. they can choose to appointment a citizen or sitting council member to fill the mayoral seat. and the new conservation agreement with hog island oyster company to help save business. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i hope you enjoyed the cool down. and what's with all the bears. remember the bear we showed you yesterday. yesterday. we speak if you have risk factors like heart disease,

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new at 5:00, 250-acre of marine county ranch land is now permanently protected to help hog island oyster company and advance its business. the land trust completed an easement with hog island on the leoli ranch in the deal was accelerated by using a donor. >> they're able to use the proceeds to advance in their business and further scale quality and quantity and variety of product they offer to their customers. and as we continue to count down to the reopening of california on june 15th, some bay area businesses are already

welcoming back tourists. the economic impact of tourism is something that we focus on this week as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the livermore valley, wineries like the lineage collection has to reimagine their business the last 15 months or so. their head wine maker is a sixth generation vitner and says this is unlike anything they've ever experienced. >> we often deal with fires and trying to mitigate with the fires. you have to close for months on end. >> reporter: the winery has managed to stay afloat by serving outside and doing virtual tastings. in tiburon the tiburon ferry company was forced to shut down for several months last year. they were able to reopen in july but with limitations. >> we're not just doing it to make money or have a company we're doing it because we love

to see people coming out and enjoying it. >> reporter: if you want to hop on the ferry, advanced reservations are required. if you can watch all of our stories about the return to tourism any time on our website it's available for roku or other devices wherever you stream so check it out. this bear in san anselmo is one of several recently caught on camera roaming the area. another went viral, a bear in a california backyard. these encounters although rare do appear to be happening in higher numbers. we spoke to the bear whisperer and explains what's going on. >> reporter: whether it's in this backyard in los angeles or in this suburban neighborhood in marin county if it feels you're starting to see more bears in more unusual places you're not exactly wrong. experts say they're noticing it happening more too. >> we're probably going to see

more bears as the years progress. >> reporter: a team is now studying this issue. >> in the urban areas we have 24/7 access to food, water and shelter. >> reporter: here in marin county a bear had not been spotted in years until last month when a black bear was spot up in those trees. spring is when bears start coming out of hibernation and forging for food but there's other factors too. steve surles is known as bear whisperer, he lives in remote area and do and do an internet connection so we spoke to him byersqremile there's a bear. so it's profound. >> reporter: bears are now moving into new area to look for food. but surles says people

shouldn't be so worried about seeing them. >> we celebrate the fact that we live with bears here in mammoth. where in the city they lock down the schools and put up the helicopter and call the s.w.a.t. team. that really needs to change. no person has ever been killed by a black bear in the state of california. >> reporter: safe to say good news. in marin county, liz kreutz. a new regional park will be named after a trail blazing supreme court justice. the east bay regional voted for the name for the park. it will be named thurgood marshall regional park home of the port chicago 50. the port chicago 50 case which was handled by marshall helped lead to the

the military. marshall ended up becoming a a supreme court justice. this will be first national park in california named after an african-american. >> wow. we want to get to the weather. and sandhya patel joins us with that. >> reporter: it's a beautiful forecast today if you stepped out you will notice it's not quite as warm inland. concord livermore from the 90s to the 80s today. you can definitely feel the change in the air. i want to show you doppler 7. it wouldn't be summer without thunderstorms in the sierra. which is what we're seeing right now south of lake tahoe. some may be accompanied with brief down tours and gusty winds so just keep that in mind. but look at this view it's absolutely stunning from our tahoe camera. the temperatures are 57 in san francisco, 62 in oakland. comfortable 72 degrees in san jose and 55 in half-moon bay.

still pretty socked in along the coastline. here's a view from our sfo camera. 74 in santa rosa. 69 in napa. 86 degrees in concord. live doppler 7 along the coastline you will see still some fog around point reyes. parts of the san mateo and san francisco coastline. it's not going to be advancing quite as much as it did last night. so here's a look at the forecast, areas of fog overnight. warmer tomorrow afternoon. and then cooler than average as we head into early next week. a live look from santa cruz where they are enjoying sunshine right now. all of us will be able to enjoy good air quality. moderate for friday. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. right around the coast and bay into the afternoon a mix

and few whispie clouds. watch out that fog may be thick for the morning commute if you're commuting. then tomorrow afternoon in the south bay 82 degrees ininininin jose. gilroy 76. 59 in pacifica and breezy downtown san francisco 64 degrees. north bay temperatures 86 in san rafael. temperatures coming up around santa rosa, calistoga low 90s. so it's definitely going to feel different than it did today. it'll be on the warm side 92 fairfield, 84 in pleasantton. here's your accu weather 7 day forecast it's a little warmer tomorrow. back down for your friday. back up for your saturday. you get the gist. it's a mini roller coaster until we get to monday and tuesday. below average tuesday only in the upper 70s for the warmest spots but try to look at the bright side.

keeps our fire danger down. ama and

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