. >>> a family in fremont demanding answers after they released body cam video of the death of their son and it appears to contradict earlier reports made by officers. plus, >> trumps words are not the only problem. >> asian communities in the bay area speaking out against president trump after more reports of racist incidents during this pandemic. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning i'm pam cook. it is wednesday, july 1st. i want to talk about the weather as we head into our holiday weekend. let's check in with steve. good morning. >> good morning pam and david we have a bigger fog bank and the trend is to cool down after a quick warm-up yesterday, there might be another one on saturday but that is four days away. until then, low pressure is going to settle in on the west coast and we are seeing fog moving up the coast. it is not widespread but there is much more of a presence this morning that we had yesterday. it will continue to work its way up. it is not really deeper anything but has made it over parts of san

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on but that there is no dash cam video. >>the video that would ultimately show shot in the moments leading up to being shot by the officer. >>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>turning now to the coronavirus pandemic tonight governor newsom says california has met and exceeded its daily testing goals now averaging more than 100,000 tests today well it is good news, it's also causing some bumps in the road. the big problem delays in getting a test in getting back the results. kron four's dan kerman has the latest san francisco's to city test sites on 7th street and the embarcadero are averaging about 1500 tests today. >>nearly 90% of the results are being released in less than 2 days. but not all test sites are like i had to just on saturday, the 27. >>san francisco resident corey warren went to one of era least project baseline sites in bernal heights to get tested you do a persistent cough. now 12 days later, the cop is gone, but he still waiting for test results and just got an e-mail saying it could be up to 10 business

i want to show you a time lapse from our mount atm cam. and you will see the fingers of fog rolling in this evening. and the marine layer has deepened. it's it's about 1600 feet deep tonight. it is going to make its push across the bay and into some of our valleys. tonight it is right around the coast and parts of the north and east bay. visibility is dropping in parts of the bay area. tempates rht now showing you e i a murky view from our emeryville camera. you will notice the easter span of the bay bridge is a little bit fuzzy on the top. fog in the morning with patchy drizzle. a little warmer in the afternoon. and we are looking at summer heat inland this upcoming weekend. the hour-by-hour forecast between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m., the fog will be around many parts of the bay area, except for the far inland valleys. there will be drizzle around 8:00 a.m., especially near the

>>a new police body cam video of george floyd's arrest has been released how this latest development could >>welcome back everyone the time is for 14 good morning and thanks for staying with us let's get an update on your forecast with dave hey dave. >>hey good morning there are robin good morning, everybody. sfo coming in this morning a 3rd a clear shot we can see and no reports of delays going on, but i'm sure behind all of this we have light you would see those chemical cloud hanging up there the fog clouds left over and we still see them all the way across the bay this morning as well we'll continue to monitor the progress this morning as we get lights lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 56 for fremont we got 62 antioch 59. checking in for concord up here the north bay we've got a hodgepodge of some 50's 56 san francisco. in san jose coming in at 59, here's the fog that actually gets but this morning until reaches its zenith about 7 7.30 by 1015 we still have problems at this morning even little bit on the east bay shoreline certainly at the coast for all of those reasons w

body cams providing new details about his final mobilities. transcripts from the body cams from two of the former minneapolis police officers in the case were made public. they reveal floyd said "please" to the officers about five dozen times, and he told police he couldn't breathe more than 20 times. the transcripts also show former officer derek chauvin told floyd, quote, then stop talking. stop yelling. it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk. lawyers released images of the counterfeit $20 bill that resulted in the call that ended floyd's death. four officers charged in his death including chauvin who is charged with second degree murderer. >>> now, to our one-on-one interview with attorney general william barr. barr has faced criticism amid the protests following george floyd's killing. the most vocal came after last month's clearing of lafayette uare ahead of the president's walk to a nearby church. abc's andrew dymburt has more on barr's response to his critics. >> reporter: this morning, attorney general william barr speaking out abo

his body cam video released by the sheriff's department recently shows christians final hours. his head was covered with a spit mask. the lieutenant in charge decided to change into the cell door with his hands tied behind his back. the family said he was supposed to be checked on every 15 minutes. one of the checks was not done. the sheriff's department said that he managed to move his hands in front and use the chain to kill himself. >> the events depicted in the video are not sanctioned or within policy. we do not in any way perform, or condone those kinds of restraints. but the i asked why he would be ordered to be chained to the door and this type of restraint, if it is not the deputies. >> that individual operating outside of policy. >> reporter: in addition, christian was aggressive, claimed by officers. it shows him in a passive state. christian's mother said she has not been able to watch the videos. >> i want for the deputies, who did nothing, to also be responsible for the death of my son. >> what should happen? >> they should go to jail. >> they want them to be fire

you will see that from our view from the tower cam in. as we head into the holiday weekend the fog is not going to be a major factor. it will burn off quickly. plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. even further hot inland. this will not be an area of a very long-lasting heat wave pickett is going to be a little spell for the week right now there is the fog trying to back to the golden gate. it is a shallower layer. temperatures were below normal support. >> 74 for fremont 65 in half moon bay but only 62b0. 63 at sfo. the warmest amateur we can find her in the mid-80s. that is not bad at all for early july. 84 concorde 85 in fairfield. low to mid 70s in the northbay. the fog that is in place will be tough to shake until the sun comes up tomorrow morning and then it will split quickly. images will be called by the water along the coast and around the bay. it is not going to result through the nuclear of fog. you will see planning sunshine through the weekend. low to mid 50s right early tomorrow morning. upper 40s in the valleys and no

. >> reporter: cam higby fou eunder of this.ything is suitable for children. >> you know what's so funny about the left? the lack of loyalty they have for each other. they love to eat their own. >> there's tons of right wing content that performs incredibly well. it's because people are constantly dunking on refuting their videos. i think they post a lot of videos that people feel are racist or people feel that they disagree with. >> reporter: higby says he wbraces backlash. >> i would like it if people who disagree saw our content, i want to display my ideas so people will disagree and i can have conversations. >> reporter: ironically, president trump disagrees with cam's platform of choice. mike pompeo calling it a national security threat because it's a chinese-owned company. >> i will be upset if it's going to get banned, but i would also r:derstand why he's doing it. >> reporter: in a statement, tik tok says there's a lot of misinformation about tik tok out there. tik tok has an american ceo and a team that works diligently

on but that there is no dash cam video. >>the video that would ultimately show shot in the moments leading up to being shot by the officer. >>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>today marks one year since 15 year-old avon han was shot and killed in san francisco's mission district is he walked home from a friend's house today dozens attended a march in his memory while also calling out the senseless gun violence that killed 6 year-old chase young over the weekend. our first taylor bisacky has more. >>hundreds from the community gathered here at city hall earlier today they then marched through the streets of san francisco to stand up for justice for the protection of our use now for the first time we heard from dave on hunt's mother who's frustrated that there's still no suspects in custody a year after his son was killed. >>balloons released in memory of the young lives lost in san francisco to senseless gun violence 6 year-old james young was killed over the weekend while watching fireworks at a family member's birthday p

. >>> the new body cam transcripts just out of the moments leading up to george floyd's death. he told officers, i can't breathe 20 times >>> the new protests over video appearing to show white men pinning a black man to a tree and shouting racial slurs. >>> the major u.s. airline threatening mass layoffs. will others follow >>> and the heart stopping video. a three-year-old thrown from a third-floor inferno. the hero former marine swooping in just in time. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone we begin with the question on virtually every parents' mind, when can my child safely return to school? if it were up to the president, the answer is this fall, despite the health calamity unfolding across the country president trump rejecting the cdc's cautious guidance on school's reopenings, pressuring the agency to come up with something less restrictive. taking place as the country recording nearly 50,000 new covid cases just today. we have full coverage tonight beginning with peter alexander at the white house. >> reporter: president trump tonig

. >>> new body cam video of george floyd's deadly encounter with police, what it shows and the new lawsuit filed today. >>> the double threat as we head toward fall covid and flu season, all at once. what doctors are pleading with the public to do. >>> and our correspondent's own battle with covid-19, the symptoms doctors are only just beginning to understand >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, what if there was a magic bullet that could bring covid under control in two months or less? according to the head of the cdc we already have one and you're looking at it. dr. robert redfield saying if we all wore masks well i'd likely be telling a very different story than the one we're sadly leading with tonight and that is covid spreading at its fastest pace yet, the nightmare of hospitals overrun is coming true let's start with miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight inside hospitals in the nation's biggest city. >> i, myself, am preparing for every shift like it's war. >> reporter: and in some of our country's smallest communities health care pro

cam tur wh capture what the 22 yee-year-ols doing. it shows a police officer fire from the back seat of an unmarked truck through the front windshield. when officers got out, they point their guns at the wounded man who they discovered didn't have a gun but a hammer in the pocket of his sweatshirt. >> he was in a crouching position. his hands were in the waistband. they shot. that's accurate. that's facts. >> while the body cam video does not show what the chief describes, he says it speaks for itself. >> the family saw the video today. >> you can imagine a flood of emotions for them. >> we have their reaction. >> reporter: the reaction in one word was shock. they were expecting to learn what happened on the evening of june 2nd. instead, they left with more questions than answers. they tell me they sat here in a room at city hall expecting for video proof of what happened last month. >> he is pointing a gun at us. don't move. >> reporter: look at this codbo video. it only shows the aftermath. that's why the family is so upset. police

the family has been asking for the release of that body cam footage for weeks. supporters of the family will gather outside of vallejo pd as the family views the footage. >>> all new this morning we are learning that more than 75% of californians are concerned about themselves or a family member contracting covid-19. that is according to a new cali foundation. and 78% of those surveyed say they wear a mask when they are out in a public space. that's good to hear. >>> tougher penalties for l.a. county businesses that are not complying with public health orders like wearing masks or keeping social distance. they can now face fines or be forced to shut down outright. yolo county enacted a hefty fine for its businesses not abiding those health orders. they can be fined by up to $10,000. >> wow. >>> supervisors in el dorado county plan to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about its surge of covid-19 cases. it's because tourists are not following mask and social distancing recommendations. in the tahoe region no word yet if the crowds over the holiday weekend

this is video from one of our traffic cams showed up to show the triangle coming down.his year was the first year san francisco pride put together an electric glowing pink triangle. because of the coronavirus, volunteers could not come together and set up the charge for the electric display. it was so big and so bright you could see it from space. >>> a warning from vta tonight, the expressway will be closed until monday morning. heavy lifting going on. vga is installing a pedestrian bridge that will connect piper drive to the milpitas transit center. >>> give the lake a break. that's the message in oakland. a lot of people have been spending time there recently and for good reason, it's beautiful. city leaders are trying to prevent overcrowding though. roads in the area will be closed. parking will be restricted all weekend long. >>> a nice place to go on a day this hot. that wasn't even one of the hotspots. rob has the details on that. rob. >>> yeah, up to 105 degrees in fairfield. no thank you. that's too warm. 80s and 90s may be okay, but once you're above 100 degre

i'd like to thank jason bateman, lucio and ian, cam, and my guiding light, jimmy kimmel. arnett available now on apple podcasts. "nightline" is next. time to go wash my hands until i cry. goodnight. ♪ >>> first, the sir francis drake statue was taken down, then less than 24 hours later, the name came off of the high school. >> the governor's new strike team. their mission, fixed state's overloaded unemployment system. >>> we're locked into our typical summer pattern for now. i'll show you what's changing for the weekend coming up. >>> san francisco's latest weapon against covid. millions of dollars in support for immigrants and undocumented families. abc 7 news starts right now. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> so, yeah, it's a little scary for me because, to me, it's life and death. >> tonight, relief is finally on te way for thousands of californians who have been unable to get unemployment benefits. governor newsom announced a new strike team to address the numerous problems and the backlog. this is an issue abc 7 and

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floyd's fi first time reporters get access to body cam video from two of the officers charged in george floyd's death. what the new evidence shows. and the 90-year-old who climbed a mountain without ever leav her house. >> this is the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight as we unfortunately so often do, with more records being shattered nationwide, and another startling projection of how many people will likely be killed by the coronavirus in the coming months. tonight one of the leading models used by the white housey0 mre americans to die from the virus by november 1. well, that alarming report comes as the surge of infections sweeping the u.s. keeps expanding. 41 states are now seeing spikes. more than 67,000 new cases were reported nationwide in just the past 24 hours. that is yet another one day record. in florida, where infections have grown by more than 100,000 in a little over a week, lines to get tested just keep getting longer

let's take a look at a time lapse from our town cam. you notice the fog rolling in. that marine layer was deeper last night. cked up those winds. you w it round the coast a on e bay a look at live7. temperatures anywhere from the 50s to the 60s. it's cooled off nicely. here is a gray view, but it is looking lovely in san francisco. fog low clouds, patchy drizzle in the weekend. we are expecting minor fluctuations. 7:00 a.m. when you wake up, you will find the overcast. skies around most areas. as we head into 11:00 a.m., the fog peels back to the coast and will sit there this afternoon but the tempertures will come up compared to today as the sea breeze will not be quite as song. upper 40s to upper 50s, so definitely sweater weather early on in the day but for the afternoon it is really going to be a nice day in the south bay. 84 in san jose. 88 in gill roy. 80 degrees in palo alto. 63 degrees in pacifica. 67 degrees. we'll have a few patches of fog lingering right near the coast. 82 in napa heading into the east bay. 71 in berkeley. quite comfortable there. inland a

authorities responded by releasing dash and body cam footage showing members of the police gang squad approaching and arresting darnell sylvester, wanted on a federal drug warrant while he complies, authorities say littleton, standing nearby, appears to pull out a weapon. >> a witness at the scene told investigators mr. littleton stated -- i'm not going to say the exact words, but basically that you're not going to take my man. >> reporter: this body cam footage appears to show littleton shooting at an officer and missing before police returned fire >> he is what i describe as an american hero. despite being fired upon, he continued to advance. >> reporter: the police chief says he released the videos to set the record straight >> this is about transparency >> reporter: but even after these images became public, protesters still want answers. >> let him go. shoot him in the leg he'll be all right do not take somebody's life. >> reporter: kathy park, nbc news >>> coming up next, the unlikely enforcers. frontline workers battling customers over masks >>> we're back wit the battle over f

i'd like to thank jason bateman, lucio and ian, cam, and my guiding light, jimmy kimmel.ow on apple podcasts. "nightline" is next. time to go wash my hands until i cry. goodnight. ♪ >>> this fall, san francisco has a new plan to help students and parts with distance learning. we'll tell you how rec centers are playing a big part. >>> a mother in the south bay with a desperate plea for her young son. help students with special education needs during this pandemic. >>> opening night for the san francisco giants and who says you can't have fun during a pandemic? >>> summer heat's making a return. i'll have your weekend preview coming up. "abc7 news" at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is "abc7 news." >> tonight, san francisco is taking a bold step to help thousands of students in need with distance learning. they're turning dozens of public facilities into so-called learning hubs to help kids succeed. >> the pandemic has created unforeseen challenges for parents, students and teachers. that's why education is a major fo

i'd like to thank jason bateman, lucio and ian, cam, and my guiding light, jimmy kimmel. will arnett available now on apple podcasts. "nightline" is next. time to go wash my hands until i cry. goodnight. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, back to school strategies. >> good morning! >> weighing the risks and rewards of filling classrooms during a pandemic. but, is it safe yet? from the high school senior chasing her dreams. >> i want to go back to school, even though we're in the middle of a pandemic. >> to the mom taking no chances. >> we have asked teachers to take bullets for our children. now we asking them to potentially contract a deadly virus. >> the debate dividing a nation. >> don't play politics with our kids. >> plus, 49 days in the grip of coronavirus. >> i want y'all to take this virus very seriously, because it's not a joke. >> three weeks on a ventilator. >> this stuff is

cam in overalls! (claire) ohh! (gasps) mitchell sent me the same text! why "look what you've done"? because cam is helping me out with that baseball field, and mitchell hates it when he gets all farmed up. his turn-offs are farm, fizbo, and, worst of all, farmbo. hey! howdy, life pardner! (guffaws) well, i gotta go. don't wanna be late for my first-- oh, my god! why didn't you guys tell me the time?!

he said that all the officers in that car had body cams on but there's no dash cam video and he says his thoughts are with them on a row said family live in the low tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>thank you michelle and we have continuing coverage on the shooting on kron 4 dot com including more reaction from his family. has set a new single day record for confirmed covid-19 infections. there are now more than 3 million cases in the u.s. more than 132,000 people have died with 936,000 listed as recovered. dozens of icu units are at full capacity and some states another sign the pandemic has a tight grip on the u.s. well have more on the surge in cases coming up at 6.30. during his briefing today governor newsome announced more resources are on the way to california as the state is seeing more cases are capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details. >>governor gavin newsom announced wednesday the u.s. department of health and human services is sending 190 health care workers to try to help doctors and nurses across california we were fortunate. i had a conversation with

police body cam tonight of one incident ending in a deadly police shooting. a customer refused service after not wearing a mask who then allegedly stabs another customer later lunging at an officer. tonight what walmart is now saying about masks at all of its stores. the grisly scene in n york city, the murdereceociouslyed. authorities say he was wenight profile twitter accounts. there appears to be a major hack under way. barack obama's account, joe biden's too among those affected. our correspondents standing by. you with us on a basis wednesday night. the apparent hack of major twitter accounts including barack obama and joe biden and we'll get to it. but we begin with the developing news on the coronavirus. only worsening in the u.s. icus across the south filling at an alarming rate. florida, the new epicenter, more than 50 icus already maxed out. tonight the death toll is rising in 25 states, more than 137,000 lives now lost. florida after setting a daily record for deaths reporting12 more liv 56 hospitals in that state have no more icu beds.to the armyt

on but that there is no dash cam video. >>the video that would ultimately show shot in the moments leading up to being shot by the officer. >>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man was killed in a deadly stabbing in antioch that happened yesterday morning on east 18th street and co vio road. the stabbing victim died on scene another man was also hospitalized with details. i should say details on his condition have been released yet but we're working to get that for you. also in the east bay open police have released the city's homicides stats for the first 6 months of the year. the department says the 36 people were victims of homicide. there was only one homicide in january, but the numbers increased through june. despite shelter-in-place orders because of the pandemic there were 11 homicides in the month of june alone that's the highest so far this year. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington, the u.s. supreme court ruled that many in 4 years can be exempt from having to provide birth control coverage to

the family has been asking to release that body cam footage for weeks now. the family will gather outside vallejo pd as the family views that footage. >>> the supreme court ruled this morning certain organizations including employers of universities don't have to offer free birth control through their health plans if they have a moral objection to birth control. scott mcgrew, women, of course, can still get birth control. but what exactly does this mean? >> right, they can still get it, they're just going to have to pay for it. this has been an issue for several years. it's evolved a bit since the first idea in obamacare that free birth control would be part of all insurance. it was changed several times. we now have a final answer from the supreme court. in a 7-2 ruling, it says employers and other organizations who cite religious or moral objections can refuse to provide free birth control. it's worth noting many of those employers who objected weren't paying for birth control even before today. under obama-era rules, the burden was put on insurance compan

and body cam footage for the very first time. we'll talk to the floyd family attorney general, ben crump. envelop plus, breaking news on the 2020 race. a new poll shows joe biden leading donald trump. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. [theresa] shingles? oh dios mio. so much pain. maria had to do everything for me. [maria] she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. [camera man] actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk. [maria] that's life, nothing you can do... [camera man] uh, shingles can be prevented. [maria & theresa] shingles can be whaaaat? [camera man] prevented. you can get vaccinated. [maria] where? [camera man] at your pharmacy, at your doctor's. [maria] hold on! [maria] don't want to go through that! [theresa] hija. [camera man] talk to your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dollars and thirty-one cents. sofi allowed me to refinance all of my loans to one low interest ra

this body cam footage starts with officers thomas lane and alexander kueng responding to a call over fake bill at the cut foods. what happens next? >> reporter: that's right, don. i literally counted less than 40 seconds after finishing a conversation with a store employee the officer, officer thomas lane is literally pointing a gun in the face of george floyd after knocking on the window of the car that he was in. floyd is asking what he did. at one point he literally just puts his head on the steering wheel and just starts sobbing. the officers, king and thomas lane, are repeatedly asking george floyd to get out of the vehicle. eventually, they forcefully pull him out of the vehicle and struggle to get cuffs on him, which we see play out on video, and begin to walk him across the street toward the squad car, toward where his eventual final moments unbeknownst to him would soon play out. >> so with the officer struggling to get floyd into the vehicle, the body cam video shows him fall to the ground in the position we would later see in that horrible cell phone video. is that what ha

the video of the tragic death of javier ambler was captured by body cams worn on the officers involved as well as the producers of life feed who are riding with certain officers involved it is a very very serious concern to any of us who are in law enforcement that their decision to engage in that chase was driven more by a need to provide entertainment and then it was to commute keep williamson county residents say come on we knew it was a bad idea all all song exploiting vulnerable people on the worst day of their lives for entertainment was a perverse sport so of course it was canceled and if you think i'm exaggerating by calling it a sport the williamson county sheriff robert showed he made baseball cards and t. shirts with pictures of local deputies filmed on the show some of which are currently being sold on line and now i'm demanding more transparency those officers are not putting their weight on those cards after all transparency is what lie p.d. says they offer since it airs almost live with a delay to edit out extremely unflattering episodes to police murdering somebody the

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a gym during quarantine both of them as we're going to see i mean well 1st 1st we're talking about cam newton by the way this is going to be other. video this i think we're on yeah i think this is your favorite video of for sure but here are the mark cam newton is obviously working out he's getting ready to he's the new quarterback for the patriots now that tom brady is gone and obviously the panthers released him and he's out for revenge and i want you to look at this new workout video he's releasing and listen to what he has to say all right. the v.a. home will see he's he's going to show i think is a lot to prove it's not about money he says clearly his contract isn't that great about where he's going to. by the way. those are called rushing twists is not funny when i vented rushes west south all expand yes a zigzag yeah i used to have them before courts happen but yeah i know you can do those in your house apartment wherever you want to but yeah he's not been paid that much as he's only guaranteed 550 grand his base salary is just over a 1000000 but clearly has some to prove any he

. >> reporter: last week, vallejo police released this body cam video of the shooting. it was controversial because the video that was released did not show what happened before the deadly shooting. the body cam video was turned on after the officers shot and killed monterrosa. >> after watching the video last week, we wanted to make sure that they understood that we expected them to preserve the truck that officer tong was shooting out of and the drone. >> reporter: in an email today, the deputy city attorney wrote that her office checked in with the police department, and she was told that the truck officers were in was repaired and put back in service. bullet-riddled windshield was replaced and taken away by the repair company. >> now this evidence is gone forever. once they put that truck back into service, we'll never know what condition it was in at the time that night. >> reporter: this individual is the police oversight professional and former san francisco deputy city attorney, and he worked in the u.s. attorney's office. >> when you have a killing by a vallejo

police released body cam video.t do disturbing. >> reporter: this weekend parts of detroit on edge as protestors demand justice for akeem littleton. the 20-year-old shot and killed by police friday afternoon. the outrage set off after claims on social media accusing detroit police of killing an unarmed man. authorities responded by releasing dash and body cam footage showing members of the police gang squad approaching and arresting sylvester wanted on a federal drug warrant. he complies. littleton, standing nearby, appears to pull out a weapon. >> we witnessed mr. littleton -- i'm not going it say the exact verb age but basically you're not going to take my man. >> reporter: the body cam footage shows littleton shooting at an officer and missing before police returning fire. >> reporter: the police chief said he released the videos to set the record straight. >> it's about transparency. >> reporter: even after the images became public, protesters want answers. >> let him go. shoot him in the leg. don't take somebod

on but that there is no dash cam video. >>the video that would ultimately show sean in the moments leading up to being shot by the officer. >>in the michelle kingston kron 4 news a stabbing in antioch left one man dead and another injured it happened this morning in east 18th and kabbalah road. >>the stabbing victim died at the scene the other man was hospitalized. details of his condition have not been released tonight, messages of love and support have been pouring in for the family of a danville doctor shot and killed. >>during a random attack in the sierra on friday. kron four's maureen kelly shows us how people are now honoring him virtually. >>friends of the victim have been busy writing messages of love and support to the family of doctor ari gershman on white paper bags. the plan is that monday evening battery operated tea lights will be put inside each bag which will then be placed on the lawn of his family's danville home. they're calling it a love like virtual long luminary photos will be posted on social media a

on but that there is no dash cam video. >>the video that would ultimately show shot in the moments leading up to being shot by the officer. >>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news glee actress naya rivera is feared dead this morning after disappeared from a boat overnight, a california lake we'll have more on exactly what happened and then president trump is demanding schools open this fall or he says to withhold money from them officials though say he doesn't really have the authority to do that motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. the geico giveback. we're back at 7.15 with some breaking news, the u.s. supreme court has just ruled on whe

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body cam released this month shows an officer firing through the windshield of his car. police thought he had a gun but he did not. monterrosa's family is calling for that officer to be discipline and for the police chie to resign. >>> in the south bay, former san francisco 49ers player dana stubblefield has been accused of raping a disabled woman. the san francisco attorney's office says the 49-year-old lured a developmentally disabled woman in 2015. he assaulted the woman at his morgan hill home after interviewing her for a baby-sitting job. stubblefield was a former defensive lineman for the niners and raiders. he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo wants to delay a ballot measure that would have given him considerably more power. he is backing off the strong mayor measure that comes after polling data shows it would be difficult to pass. in a memo released too, mayor liccardo proposed delaying it until novembe of 2022. however, he wants to move forward with a measure to shift the mayoral election cycle for the city to election years. the c

body cam released this month shows an officer firing through the windshield of his car. police thought he had a gun but he did not. monterrosa's family is calling for that officer to be discipline and for the police chie to resign. >>> in the south bay, former san francisco 49ers player dana stubblefield has been accused of raping a disabled woman. the san francisco attorney's office says the 49-year-old lured a developmentally disabled woman in 2015. he assaulted the woman at his morgan hill home after interviewing her for a baby-sitting job. stubblefield was a former defensive lineman for the niners and raiders. he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo wants to delay a ballot measure that would have given him considerably more power. he is backing off the strong mayor measure that comes after polling data shows it would be difficult to pass. in a memo released too, mayor liccardo proposed delaying it until novembe of 2022. however, he wants to move forward with a measure to shift the mayoral election cycle for the city to election years. the c

you say there are no body cams but in the lawsuit least from breonna taylor's mother, she says there are other police involved who did respond, they had body calms, presumably they weren't from the narcotics squad, without body cams, apparently, as you say, and there would have been audio, perhaps, not of the actual -- audio not of what happened inside but audio of the incident, there could be audio from the 911 call. so why -- that audio is available? >> yeah, 911 calls have been released. the body cameras that ms. palmer is talking to, breonna's mom, are from officers who arrived on the scene seven, ten minutes later. what obviously we would prefer is if there was body camera right there at the time this tragedy took place so this all could be cleared up. nobody is happy about this, especially me. >> why not turn the body cam material from the officers who arrived later, a patrol officer arrived just minutes after, what would be the harm of that? >> all of the body camera evidence is with the attorney general. the fbi is also involved with this case. the u.s. attorney. i asked them

it was at least 28 times, according to the count from the body cam videos.ay, the family of george floyd filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the four police officers involved for using illegal and deadly use of force. the lawsuit is also seeking damages from the city of minneapolis for negligence in failing to control excessive use of force by police. joining us now is benjamin crump, attorney for george floyd's family. thank you for joining our discussion tonight. i know you will be able to obtain these videos in your discovery process in your civil lawsuit, but as of tonight, with these reporter accounts of what they saw in the videos today, what stands out to you? >> well, certainly, lawrence, it documents what we put in the lawsuit that was filed on behalf of george floyd's family, his children, the fact that it was not just the knee of derek chauvin on george floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds that killed him, but it was the knee of the minneapolis police department that killed george floyd because they have a history of policies and procedure

>>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, new police body cam video of george floyd's arrest has been released. how this latest development could change that investigation. and a look outside we're heading over to want to treat is a live look from highway 6.80 not too far from the 24 split. we're under mostly cloudy conditions right now in one a creek and 57 degrees but it's going to warm up it's going to be a nice day overall we're expecting seasonable weather throughout the bay area, we'll have your full forecast in just a bit stay with us. >>good morning, we're back on kron 4 news of the new book police body cam video of george floyd's arrest is now giving us some new insight into the moments that led to his death. this video has not been released to the public as it's considered evidence. but reporters and others had a chance to see it jennifer merely gives a description of what she saw. >>was it the minneapolis police vehicle, former officers thomas lane and j alexander king tried to get george floyd into the back seat. he resistance said he was claustrophobic that he didn't want