traffic, more speeding. unsafe driving behaviors. >> reporter: he was hit and killed tuesday afternoon. that driver was also booked on gross voluntary manslaughter. >> yesterday people may have been in a hurry, people may have been not paying attention. >> reporter: san francisco had another incident yesterday involving two drivers who hit it same pedestrian and both fled the scene. one was later arrested. the pedestrian is recovering. at 6:00 p.m. what the city is doing to make the streets safer for everyone. david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >> they released a statement saying the driver wasn't on a trip at the time of the accident. in oakland a roll over crash killed a woman and injured a man on 580 around 2:35 a.m. the california highway patrol says a white suv veered off the highway and over turned.

the woman in the suv was killed. a man who was driving was taken to the hospital. the cause is under investigation. police arrested a suspected drunk driver who crashed into patrol car. police shared this picture of the crash around 2:15 a.m. this morning. the air back deployed in the collision with the car. two officers are recovering from minor injuries. the number of dwi arrests was similar to the past few years. the california highway patrol reports 50dui arrests over two days. statewide, 300 -- 234 arrests. and there were two deadly crashes. teen became the city's first homicide of 2014. investigators say the 13-year- old was walking home when he was shot several times about

9:30 p.m. the boy died early this morning. police don't have a motive for the shooting. today marks 5 years since oscar grant was shot and killed. ktvu's rob roth is live with how the family marked the day and the message they have for the country. >> the afternoon rally at the b.a.r.t. station rapped up -- wrapped up an hour ago and the family says it is important to remember what happened 5 years ago today. >> reporter: during the tribute to oscar grant they released white doves, a symbol of peace. >> to the families who lost loved ones, no one knows the pain, no one knows the hurt, no one knows the suffering that goes on behind each of our closed doors. >> reporter: the theme centered

around issues of social justice and police use of force. >> the message is to not forget. we have children dying at the hands of police. >> the killing happened new year's day 2009 and it was captured on cell phone video. police detained grant after responding to reports of a fight. grant was in custody when a police officer shut him. he road b.a.r.t. from san francisco and got off at the fruitvale station. >> reporter: the past five years have been difficult for the family. >> we all feel the pain. mostly on this day. >> the family says it will continue holding the vigils each new year's day to keep alive grant's memory and to

keep the issue in the forefront. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on johannes mehserle, a jury convicted him and he was sentenced to two years in jail. she seen -- he is seen here in an interview. he was released and given credit for time served. oscar grant's family filed a lawsuit. continuing coverage on the 74 people stranded on the ship in antarctica. [ singing ]. >> they seem happy. they posted this video on youtube today. the 74 scientists and crew have been stuck since christmas eve.

several rescue missions failed so they will all be rescued by air. the latest. >> reporter: trapped at sea 5 dozen people on this research ship must now be rescued by air. the helicopter will be launched from the deck. the ice breaker just 10 miles away, as soon as the weather improves. gusty winds and poor visibility. >> the winds quite intense. not ideal for helicopter operations. >> reporter: nearly a week since the ship was stranded. locked in ice. three separate ice breakers attempted to rescue them. the closest got within six nautical miles but all three missions failed. the ice is too thick. >> they couldn't get through. it is frustrating. >> reporter: in the mean time the passengers tried to make the best board life on the

stranded ship, singing, celebrated birthdays but now there is little celebrating going on. the bad weather could become deadly. >> the thing is it is unpredictable. you have no idea what can happen tomorrow. so the ideal thing would be to get them out as quickly as possible. the most extreme place on earth. coldest, windiest and driest place on earth. you have very dangerous conditions that could kill you in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: it is not just the temperature that has those worried. >> we have 10 days worth of food. we did a stock take. several weeks of dehydrated food. >> again, the rescue must be done by air and it could happen tomorrow. a explosion at a building in minneapolis today injured 13

people and tonight investigators say they don't know if everyone is accounted for. >> flames engulfed the structure that houses apartments. people were climbing out of windows to flee. officials say the injuries arrange from burns to trauma associated with jumping from windows. firefighters say the freezing temperatures made it challenging to put out the flames. >> did the best they could with what they had. lot of victims. plus a lot of fire. and under treacherous conditions with all the ice out here, like trying to work on a skating rink. >> the cause of the fire and explosion are still under investigation. millions of americans now have healthcare coverage under the affordable care act. a justice granted a temporary stay against the contraceptive

mandate. the obama administration now has two days to respond. >> reporter: hours before ringing in the new year in times square, they blocked the obama administration from forcing religious affiliated non-profits to providing birth control under the affordable care act. they filed a lawsuit challenging the requirements because of religious beliefs. there are other ways to opt out through filing as a religious non-profit organization. this could have a broader reach. the supreme court case filed by hobby lobby. despite the push back, she had this to say. >> i am thrilled we will have millions of people for the first time that have health

security. it should be a great new year for lots of families. >> i am sure there will be some issues. >> the contraceptive requirement with other preventative care under the affordable care act is one of the most contentious parts of the law. obama administration has till friday to respond to the decision. in washington, fox news. >> more details now. the affordable care act requires all americans to have some kind of health insurance or pay a fine. subsidies will help pay for insurance and companies are not allowed to charge older people higher premiums than young people. -- younger people. www.ktvu.com we have a special sectioning to help navigate the affordable care act. look for it on the home page

ask find more information available to you. a mother killed, her baby in critical condition. what happened before the crash that put the woman in harm's way. >> and take a look at this, a new year's eve marriage proposal caught on camera and live on the air. who tipped off this reporter. >> starting out the new year with the same old weather pattern, when the high clouds move out and the direction temperatures will be heading over the next couple days.

in the past hour we learned a car that drover off near tomales bay crossed bever the double yellow line -- over the double yellow line at 5:30. a man was killed after the car

flipped and landed on the roof near tomales bay. residents of a neighborhood -- residents of a neighborhood woke up after a drunk driver crashed into parked cars. the driver's car ended up on top of another car. the california highway patrol says the driver was speeding over railroad tracks when he went air born and knocked over a sign, hit fences and damaged parked cars before landing on top of a 1964 mustang. >> my bedroom sleeping, heard a big boom. the driver was in the back seat of the car. had a bloody nose. out of it. you could smell alcohol. >> the driver was taken to a hospital. no one else was hurt. the driver faces drunk driving charges. man who was drinking on new year's eve accidentally shot himself in the head. officers say after 9:00 p.m. last night they responded to the call where they found a man

with a gun shot wound to his head. it appears the victim consumed alcohol and handling a loaded fire arm when it went off. the fight over the feat of jahi mcmath has a hospital spokesman claiming the attorney for the 13-year-old girl's family is fueling false hopes. ktvu's cristina rendon is live with the accusations and the family's response. >> reporter: well, it was very clear today the hospital spokesperson believes the family attorney for jahi mcmath is deceiving them. he said the belief she could come back to life is a hoax but the family says the plans to move her are very real. >> reporter: he is calling out jahi mcmath's family attorney saying he created a problem he can't solve. >> he made all these demands they could take the body, they

could produce a doctor, a facility that would take a deseasessed person. -- deceased person. >> the family attorney is misleading this family. jahi mcmath is deceased. >> let's be very clear, he is only doing what we are asking him to do. >> reporter: he said the hospital is not giving her a feeding tube but a judge ruled no surgeries could be performed. >> jahi mcmath is the victim. our family is the victim and it is cruel for them to make it as if children's hospital is the victim. >> reporter: jahi mcmath has been declared brain dead a month ago. the deadline to keep her on life support is extended to january 7 but the family has faith she will be transferred

before them. >> no amount of time, no amount of surgery or hope will bring her back. we hope the family finds peace in 2014 and able to move forward. >> she still look goods. she still looks like jahi mcmath. that keeps us going. >> reporter: jahi mcmath's uncle said that they are working to 62 urthe long term care facility but they have a ambulance and a plane to transport her. live in oakland, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. a number of new gun control laws hit it books today, 11 new laws were signed in 2013. the state will compile a database of purchases. in the past only hand gun purchases were permanently recorded. another law places penalties on parents who fail to store their

guns properly. california's laws lead to a last minute rush on sales at gun stores. the new year brings new laws to california, including one that provides protection for undocumented immigrants. the trust act prohibits law enforcement from detaining undocumented immigrants residents based on status. another law allows transgender students to participate in school supports and use school bath rooms consistent with their identity and no texting of any kind when behind the wheel, anyone under 18 is prohibited from using hands free technology and minimum wage goes up, to $9 an hour. $10 in 2016. television news crew caught a romantic scene on camera and shared it on live tv. >> live there. i don't think that is her.

[ laughter ] >> could be. did someone just get engaged? [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. i did not want to show you me because you have to look at this couple. >> i think she said yes. a reporter in texas was preparing for a live shot when a man gets down a propose. the tv crew just went with it and shared the moment as it unfolded. the man's family tipped them off he would pop the question. >> it is more fun when it is natural like that. not stained. -- staged. cute. mark tamayo and what is going on with the weather? happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. 2014. high clouds paying us a visit today. no rain drops expected. waiting for a change in the weather but that is not happening. right now, you can see with the

dry weather pattern, a few high clouds with partly cloudy skies. paying us a visit right now. temperatures mild out there in san francisco. 57 degrees. santa rosa 60. san jose 55. livermore 61 degrees. this afternoon, all the high clouds pushing in. we had a spare the air alert. another one set for tomorrow. once again we had the issue for tomorrow. -- or have the issue for tomorrow. frost. very cold and temperatures start out the day santa rosa, napa, lower 30s. 3:00 p.m., 69. most neighborhoods tomorrow warmer than today. temperatures about 3:00 p.m. east bay fair skies, temperatures in oakland 39 degrees. same for fremont.

afternoon 67, 69 degrees. these numbers coming up 3 to 5 degrees from today. san francisco and the peninsula, hazy sunshine for san francisco and the peninsula, temperatures in the lower 60s. south bay, temperatures in the upper 60s. around 70 degrees, morgan hill. 3:00 p.m., 70 degrees. san jose 69 by 3:00 p.m. after the cold start, 40 degrees in the morning. tomorrow will be warmer than today. more sunshine out there. high clouds drifting out to the south. temperatures tomorrow, santa rosa 69. san francisco mid-60s. brentwood upper 60s. 67 degrees. 60 near the shoreline. more lower activities towards

morgan -- temperatures towards morgan hill. high clouds by friday, cooler saturday and looking for the rain clouds, not going to find it in the five-day forecast, just cooler temperatures. coming up, there is a chance of a few light showers, let you know when that could happen in a few minutes. >> thank you. it is a new year's day tradition. still to come, the sights and sounds of the tournament of roses parade, including the floats to honor a special little boy. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> higher pay for bay area workers. how the new year is bringing pay increases, why one companyp is giving work -- company is giving workers a higher boost in pay. and americans receiving healthcare under the affordable care act, what this means for parishes and providers. -- patients and providers. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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the tournament of roses parade kicked off today. one of the floats featured in the parade was inspired by a bay area mother. based on a playground, he was blind and suffered from sable palsy. he dream was to create a playground. his mother road on the float in

her son's honor. >> happy new year. happy new year. >> people lined upurmy along -- up early along colorado boulevard. the event is a tradition. the theme, dreams come true. along with the floats, this year's event drew protests. opponents of gay marriage because a couple tied the not during the festivities. >> peta also planned a protest, the target the sea world float. added security ensured the tournament of roses parade went on without a hitch. here is a few tacts from the tournament of roses parade. 1892 the name was almost changed to the orange tournament because a severe

weather winter storm caused a shortage of roses. only rained 10 times. when new year's day falls on a sunday they move it to january 2 so it won't interfere with church services. 1901 was the first year mote rised vehicles were allowed. barbara bush is in the hospital. the 88-year-old wife of geroge h. w. bush was admitted yesterday. she has been in great spirits and receiving visits from her husband and other family members. bill clinton tweeted he would be rooting for her recovery. actor james avery known as uncle phil on fresh prince of belair has died. he suffered complications from open heart surgery. he served in the navy and his first on screen appearance was

a dancer in the blues brother. a bay area mother killed in a car crash and her newborn is in critical condition. >> and in 30 minutes a community here will hold a vigil for the mother and son. what led up to the collision straight ahead right here on ktvu. >> new year's fair increases, question is, will there be more? >> and a security breach at snap chat, how hackers got in and what they got away with from 4 million user accounts.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> tonight friends can family will gather to remember the young mother killed on new year's eve crossing a intersection as he baby remains in critical condition. a vigil will start in a half hour where she was killed. ktvu's mike mibach is there now with what we learned about the moments leading up to the crash. mike? >> reporter: an argument and then the accident. that mother was holding her son at the time of the collision and tonight's individualself not only -- vigil is not only

to honor the mother but pray for the son's survival. >> reporter: a photo from the christmas season. the little one -- >> she was excited to be a mother. >> reporter: last night it changed. a deadly accident. >> unbelievable. tragic. i can't believe this happened to my niece. >> we know they were outside of a cross work. >> reporter: 9:55 p.m. last nights when they were hit by pick up truck driven by a 65- year-old man. >> after they exited the car the three individuals were struck. >> reporter: he says the sisters left it car because an argument occurred. those individuals have been interviewed. the mother died from her injuries. her sister released from the hospital. her son -- >> the injuries are extremely

significant. we are just -- we are just hoping the baby recovers. >> devastating. devastating. >> reporter: police say the driver of the truck did stop after the accident. they say he is cooperating with the investigation and no charges have been filed yet. and it does not appear drawers alcohol played -- drugs or alcohol played a role. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a man is charged with lying to police about the killing of two dogs. the times reports the district attorney charged jonathan christ one count of obstructing an officer. he was protecting his father, randy christ, when he told them he shot and killed the neighbor's dogs because they broke into his chicken coop and killed chickers. the elder will not be charged because it is legal it kill

dogs to protect live stock. fair increases on two of the bay area's transit systems. ktvu's tom vacar is on a b.a.r.t. train and joins us live to break down the numbers and the likelihood the fair hikes are not the last. tom? >> reporter: here is the deal. it is a tiny increase per ride but it adds up very, very quickly. b.a.r.t. fairs up 5.2% with the average one way trip cosing an additional 19 cents. for commuters, that is $93 a year. one way to save, buy a high value discount tickets. $48s worth of ride. riders we met say ouch! >> if you are thinking about gas prices going up it might not be that much.

i don't know. i consider driving over taking b.a.r.t. >> i would ask for it would go later at night. >> reporter: if you have a clipper hard you will hardly notice because they are already programmed into the computers but you will have to put more money on this more often. muni is also hiking fairs. single ride fairs are unchanged. but short term discount passes will pay a dollar more. one day pass is $15. 3 day 23. 7 day 29. even muni riders expressed concern. >> ridiculous. every year. rates go up and you don't get a raise. >> people who have to take it every day can less afford it than the people riding once or twice. although i hate to stick it to

visitors. >> reporter: other systems including a.c. transit are eyeing increasing for later this year. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> pretty cool. b.a.r.t. is expected to vote tomorrow on the contract with the two largest unions. the meeting is tomorrow morning in oakland. if approved it would end the long labor dispute. the paid family leave clause was dropped in exchange for extended bereavement leave. new york city has a new mayor. >> we will remember what makes new york new york. a city that fights in justice. and in equality. not just because it honors our values. but because it strengthens our people. >> he was sworn in by former president bill clinton. he is the first democratic

mayor of new york city in two decades. he was elected by a record margin on the promise of leading new york in a different direction than michael bloomberg. you could barely see him last night as he was surrounded by leaving city hall. his policies made the city safer, greener and more liver but he said he failed to address issues surrounding the poor. 2014 has arrived and that question, what is your new year's resolution. >> i am about to have a son. be the most awesome dad. that is all i care about. >> i am old enough now, just the same ones. healthier. fitter. spend more time with the kids. >> that is a couple of the

answers we got. we also heard more than once that people were hoping to see the 49ers in the super bowl this year and win it. join our conversation on facebook. tell us what you are looking forward to or if you made a resolution. 4 million accounts compromised by hackers. what hackers took away from fans of snap chat. >> long lines as colorado legalizes american. the first day as the nation watches to see how it goes. >> taking stock of flu season, how widespread the virus is and which strains are the most problematic this year.

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yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. 4 the health has taken a turn for the worse. he has been in a coma for 8 years. he is suffering from life threatening kidney problems. something his family hasn't confirmed. the family said he sometimes opens his eyes and moves his fingers. spokes woman for formula 1 describes his situation. >> for the moment, i don't want

to go into details, the situation is stable. >> the champion undergone two brain operations and remains in a coma. his birthday is friday. more people are coming down with the flu. mostly the h1n1 strain. the virus causes more illness in children and young adults. according to the centers for disease control and prevention flu activity is high in six states in the southeast and south central region. california officials say activity is on the rise and some county are seeing some become serious ally ill. snap chat lets users send

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and now michigan state holds on. >> for the 95,000 fans filled the rose bowl today to watch michigan state take on the stanford cardinal. >> one of the biggest games associated with new year's day. and joe fonzi tells us how it played out. >> not so well for stanford. a hard fought rose bowl that just conclude. stanford and michigan state. stanford marched to the end zone, gaffney scores from 16 yards out. 7-0 4 minutes into the game.

the spartans found rhythm. two run score made it 10-7. >> late in the first half, stanford appeared to regain the momentum. cook make as bad decision to -- makes a bad decision to throw the ball. he returns it for a score. stanford by 10. that was enough time for the spart toons narrow the gap -- spartans to narrow the gap. stanford's lead is 17-14 at halftime. in the 4th, cook spotted him in the middle of the field and he goes into the end zone. michigan state 24-17. stanford added a field goal but the game came down to this, a 4 4th and one play. no gain and the spartans takes

over with 1:43 to play. the cardinal out of its usual game plan. michigan state wins 24-20 as stanford finishes 11-3. we will hear from the principals tonight at 6:00 p.m. but stanford comes up short. >> a lot of disappointment. thank you. another game to look forward to. the 49ers take on the packers sunday, their first playoff match-up. watch the game right here on ktvu channel 2 news. kickoff 1:40 p.m. sunday afternoon and we are airing road trip to a championship. we will look back at the 49ers regular season and preview sunday's match-up with the packers. friday night after the cotton bowl and saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. after mornings on 2. dozens of people decided to start the day off with a dip in the ocean today. the ocean beach polar bear club en-- in san francisco.

one family braved the chilly waters for three years in a row. >> beautiful way to welcome in the new year. enjoy nature and do it with our family is even better. >> the temperature, 58 degrees when the swimmers jumped into the water. >> the water temperature 52. >> wow! not for me. mark zuckerberg and his wife topped the list of most generous flaunt rupist. they donated 18 mill million shares of facebook to the community foundation, birth $1 billion. it was the largest gift in their history. let's check win mark tamayo and see what is happening outside. >> high clouds. we have been talking about our dry weather pattern. we need the rain. nothing shows up yet with maybe

the chance of light showers next week. as far as temperatures from this afternoon, upper 50s to the lower 60s. few spots in the upper 60s towards santa rosa and livermore. drifting high clouds today. the clouds moving out for tomorrow. we are expecting more sunshine. we had the spare the air alert thursday. air quality levels come up -- improve a little bit but we have the alert for tomorrow. right now 60 degrees in santa rosa. san jose 55. livermore lower 60s. partly cloudy skies. tonight partly cloudy skies. tomorrow hazy sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. san francisco tomorrow morning, 7:00erse 45 degrees. lunch -- 7:00, 45 degrees. lunchtime 61. the weekend a touch cooler and a dry weather pattern as well through saturday and sunday. sheer the question -- here is the question, when will it rain

again? high clouds, this is the extended forecast, you will notice this into next week, a weak system moving into northern california, falls apart but by tuesday a slight chance of light showers. best chances to the north. for us probably a few clouds. in terms of the significant rain wall we want not showing up yet but we will keep an eye on that to change. as far as high tides, talking about the high tides all week long. yesterday and today, 7.1 feet at the golden gate bridge. highest tides of the week. expecting minor flooding near the rim of the bay and the trend continues friday into the weekend. forecast, high pressure returns tomorrow. the source of warming. low 60s to lower 70s and next week there is the weak system

that will generate high clouds and best showers chances towards to north. for us for tomorrow, chilly start tomorrow, low 30s and into the afternoon hours, mild to warm. the temperature range. lots of 60s. warmest locations around 70 degrees towards morgan hill. upper 60s for livermore. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view cooler into the weekend. sunday will be the coolest day. monday mostly cloudy skies. slight chance of a showers tuesday. and coming up, football forecast, very cold, last week 9ers played in the 60s, it will be 60 degrees cooler for the game on sunday. >> thank you. the word couch potato may be a term of the past. they polled a thousand people, when it comes to watching

seasons of shows, half said they would be willing to do their binge watching while working out. and 45% of people said they would be more motivated to work out if they had access to commercial free while exercising. the boy scout allows gay scouts for the first time and long lines for marijuana, the frenzy as the first state in the nation legalizes marijuana. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> ensuring the ininsured. -- uninsured. what this means for bay area patients and providers and increasing the minimum wage, pay increases for bay area workers, how some businesses and customers are benefiting. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

new year's day marks 100 years of commercial aviation in tampa florida people gathered for a reenactment of the airline flight. it marks the first airline. the first flight across tampa bay in 1914 lasted 23 minutes.

despite the crash of asiana flight, 2013 was a very safe year for commercial flying. there were 29 accidents in which one person died. that is the second safest year by number of accidents. in the 29 accidents, 265 people were killed. the worse accident of 2013 was in november when a plane crashed in russia. that accident killed 50 people. the winter olympicsler started -- the boy scouts started a change. >> man cannot be -- high high morals or be a good american because he is gay is based on

ignorance. colorado became the nation's first state to allow the legal sale of marijuana for recreational use. the law declosely watched by lawmakers in california -- law is being closely watched by lawmakers in california. >> reporter: more than a year after voters legalized recreational marijuana the first legal pot sales ever in the u.s. were made. >> i know the whole world is watching. this is the beginning and the end. >> reporter: 34 stores opened across the state. residents 21 and older can buy up to an ounce. non-residents a quarter ounce. the city of denver has website devoted to the dos and don't. don't smoke in public, on the ski runs or carry pot at the

airports. then there is the federal government, which treats marijuana as a schedule one drug, same as heroin. but allowing the experiment for now. >> they will be watching very closely. very important it does not cross state lines. marijuana does not end up in the airports, in the hands of children and that the quantities really do stay limited. >> reporter: washington state legalized pot in 2012. the government is still choosing growers and sellers. similar initiatives in the works in a hand full of states, including california. >> most think marijuana should be legal for adults and states are considering the policies. law makers and voters from oregon to maine are watching colorado. >> reporter: now that legal pot is open for business, we will learn how big the market really is and how much tax money it will generate. critics say it won't make up

for the surge in drunk driving, teen use and other drug addictions. now at 6:00 p.m., marking 5 years since the shooting death of oscar grant. his family and supporters celebrating -- are celebrating his life and how he was killed. >> insurance for millions of uninsured millions as the affordable care act kicks in. >> higher pay is bringing relief to employees but they aren't the only ones benefiting. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> he was shot and killed 5 years ago today on the flat form at the b.a.r.t. stationering -- platform at the b.a.r.t. station. >> w. frank somerville -- i is

off. >> i am julie haener. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland with the message they have for the country. >> reporter: during today's celebration here at the b.a.r.t. station the family of oscar grant called for an end to violence on the street and for the police and the community to come together. >> reporter: among the 200 people at today's celebration of oscar grant was his daughter. now 9 years old. her aunt tells the little girl about her father. >> telling her funny things about him. things i remember. her birthday party. her driving with her dad and her hair crazy. him trying to comb it. >> reporter: what happened 5 years ago still happens, too many young people are killed by the hands of police. >> it