ways you could save. >> the family of a mentally ill homeless man shot to death last month by a danvillecer. that family has filed a federal lawsuit that demands the officer be removed from the force from forcefully to gaal tells us the family in the man's attorneys are calling the shooting a murder. >> yeah. always be with us. i just don't want another parent or parents to go through this game. diana wilson does not intend to ever watch cell phone video for 32 year-old son tyrell wilson's last moments in recent days, a witness shared video of the deadly shooting with the family's attorneys on march 11th danville police officer andrew hall fired. one deadly shot to wilson's head while responding to reports of a man throwing rocks into traffic. >> near sycamore valley road and camino remote. i don't know how this is going to stop. >> but something needs to be done. so we know we keep killing black and brown men. and last night civil rights attorney john burris filed a federal lawsuit on the wilson family's behalf. >> the town of danville police chief alan shields and officer holt are list

in danville. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong says they are actively working to decrease the number of stops made by police. >> good entry point to any police contact is the initial stop. and if you can by space stops or stops that actually are not fruitful. they actually are not connected to a crime or some criminal that you're investigating think there's a real opportunity that's being it. so what we've got at the oakland police department is practice. what we call intelligence led policing really encouraging officers to make sure when they make stops despite raise. that is actually connected to some type of criminal investigation or some follow-up to crime. >> says this new policy went into effect 4 years ago. they've seen a dramatic decrease in the number of stops of people and the african american and latino communities. breaking overnight, fremont unified school district board of education has voted to return to full-time in person learning for the 2021 20

the family of a mentally ill homeless man shot to death bought last month by danville police officer.has filed a federal lawsuit seeking the officers removal from the force and kron four's phillipe djegal reports the family and the man's attorneys, they're calling the shooting murder. >> new video sheds light on 32 year-old tyrell wilson's final moments in danville on march 11th the witness filmed his encounter with police officer andrew hall. hall was responding to reports of a man throwing rocks into traffic. >> near interstate 6.80. it appears wilson was walking away from officer hall then turned around and that's when he was shot in the head. wilson's father marvin says his son was homeless and battling mental illness at the time he was being followed by this officer. >> no, he couldn't food and because he would have shot him in the back of head. >> but what he waited hotel room talked around good turn to say whatever what do you want. why are you following me then. that's when he shot him in the face. the witness who filmed the video, sharing it with the law offices of john burri

. >> a lawsuit filed against the city of danville after a fatal police shooting last month. why the family and the man's attorneys of the man killed now calling the shooting a murder. but first, the changes coming to the golden gate bridge as crews try to finish >> more trouble tonight for utility provider pg and e that's because today the sonoma county district attorney's office charged the company with starting the 2019 kincade fire. fire injured. 6 firefighters burned more than a 120 square miles. >> and destroyed 374 buildings pg e did not immediately comment. speaking wildfires with fire season near health officials are advising people with respiratory conditions to limit their outdoor activities. if you're in an area with the burning while fire officials say that the air quality division updates every hour the particulate matter which tells them how much solid pollution is in the air. monitors say there are a number of factors that come into play when it comes to quality air here in the bay area, including what's burning wind direction and the amount of area being burn

but he works with danville through them. so they contract with each other. so it's danville's responsibility. this is the man who was shot on march 11th. his name is tyrel wilson. 32 years old. he was described as a homeless man who on that particular day was accused of throwing rocks off an overpass on 6 ad. let's get right to the cell phone video that we got our hands on. this was shot by a bystander sitting in a car. you can see officer andrew hall approaching terrell wilson. they were very close. then all of a sudden one shot was fired by hall. wilson drops to the ground hall goes around looks at the scene and then a few minutes later, wilson was rushed to the hospital where he died 6 days later from that one single shot. here's why it all started in the first place. according to the denver police department, wilson was carrying a gun that according to hall wilson did not drop the gun up on command and that's when he had to, according to the danville police department that he had to fire that fatal shot according to he's me at night that he was holding a

no, this is the danville police department. okay. let's get caught up here a little bit. we're taking a look at this because this is where a police officer is expected to be charged in the shooting death of an unarmed man back in 2018. coming up in just about 30 minutes we'll have a live report on the officer that is under investigation and actually his ties to another recent shooting. >>> happening today, the south bay's largest school district is starting to welcome back some of its 30,000 students. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with a look at what the day is going to look like there. a little bit of normalcy for some of these kids. >> reporter: it will feel a little bit normal at least but you could tell there's a lot of excitement. look at the sign that somebody put up here in front of pioneer high school, despite the fact that only about a third of the students are going to be returning in person to their campuses today at san jose unified. about 10,000 students will be returning for the first time since last year, but the remaining 22,0

wilson was shot and killed by hall at a danville intersection in march. edited body cam video released by the sheriff's department shows hall, now working for danville's police department, confronting and shooting wilson who is holding a knife. a confrontation that lasted just seconds. burris believes the video shows hall didn't need to shoot. the officer's attorney says in the statement the contra costa county district attorney's office originally deemed deputy hall's use of force as justified given the fact that he was defending himself from a lethal threat. the timing of their sudden reversal in deciding to file charges seems suspect and overtly political. the political climate surrounding police shootings is why dozens of people gathered in oakland's fruitvale district. derek chauvin's guilty verdict for the killing of george floyd brought them here. they are worried about police shootings here in the bay area. >> we're being pushed out of oakland, out of san francisco, and we're landing in the danvilles, in the antiochs, and, unfortunately, contra co

wilson was shot and killed by officer hall at a danville intersection this past march. the sheriff's department released edited body cam video that shows hall confronting wilson who was holding a knife. officer hall's attorney says in a statement the contra costa district attorney's office originally deemed deputy hall's use of force, referring to the 2018 shooting, as justified given the fact that he was defending himself from a lethal threat. the timing of their sudden reversal and deciding to file charges seemed suspect and overtly political. in alameda mario gonzalez died while in police custody. police say officers were called out to oak street for separate reports of a man under the influence and a suspect in a possible theft. they say gonzalez suffered a medical emergency while trying to restrain him. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. gonzalez's family said gonzalez had no medical issues, and they want police to release the body camera video worn by officers on the scene. we expect that video to be released by the end of the month. bob redell, "to

it shows a danville police officer firing a single shot.he was also involved in a police shooting three years ago. >> i do want the officer to come to some kind of justice. i do not want another parent to go through what we are going through now. >> we do not have tyrell being aggressive or running or threatening the officers. >> wilson was armed with a knife and threatened the officer. he make the officer delivered three separate, clear and loud commands to drop the knife. and the knife was not dropped. >> danville police were originally called to the area to investigate a report of someone throwing rocks at cars from the freeway overpass. the police department is not commenting due to the pending lawsuit. >>> still ahead, an unusual and to a wild police chase, what happened after the suspect slammed his car into a big rig. >>> when california city is trying a unique approach to address problems that come with homeless encampments. >>> what is behind does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? onlyly nature's s bounty doe. new immunene twe

explain how that's necessary. >> reporter: danville police and the sheriffs department are declining to comment on the newly released video. but the day the shooting happened the danville police chief said wilson was advancing to the officer with a knife in his hand and released pictures to support that. he advanced towards the officer who discharged his weapon striking the man once. >> reporter: but the new video prompted wilson's family to file a federal civil rights lawsuit against the danville police department. they note the same police officer shot and killed another man in 2018 during a daytime slow dead chase. >> the question is how long, how many does it take? how many people can he kill before we recognize and appreciate this man is a menace. >> i think about my child. it makes me kri. it makes his sister cry. it makes his aunt cry. i want everyone to know that he was a good man. >> reporter: wilson's mom says she can't bear to watch the video. >> i just don't want another parent or parents to go through this ever again. i don't know how this is going to stop. but something

as other officers chased our valetta into downtown danville. officer hall intercepted them running to our bed. let his car and opening fire is the man tried to drive past two police cars? mr arboleda was hit nine times police say, are below to try to run the officer over the d a disagree and said halls tactics were flawed and illegal, unnecessary death of mr arboleda underscores the need for law enforcement personnel to better understand those who are suffering from mental. illness last month, the same officer shot and killed tyra wilson, who was homeless and mentally ill. the sheriff's office, which polices danville released new videos of that shooting. police say wilson have been throwing rocks at cars on the freeway. they say he was verbally combative with hall while armed with a knife, not police say wilson advance at the officer with the knife. his family says he wasn't a threat. the man's a murderer, and he had no respect for either one of these lives. attorney john burris has filed lawsuits on behalf of the families of both men shot dead

sobers and danville. police. they obviously have a relationship with dates to officers. i can tell you that he will be here. he will have a news conference and we will cover that for you as well. so this is a very explosive situation as far as andrew hall. he has been placed on paid administrative leave pending this investigation back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll check in with you throughout the morning. well, 6.34 the time to the north bay now where healdsburg business owner says she's worried about not only her safety but of her workers and customers as well after she received a racist. >> hate filled letter proffers dan thorn has the story. >> what we've learned this racist letter was sent to other asian owned nail salons across the state among the hateful stereotypes and epithets within it. asian. americans are told to leave the country. and in response city leaders say there's no room for racism in healdsburg. >> a disturbing and racist letter directed at asian americans is sent to a healdsburg business. the hateful words calling them ugly smelly and di

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wilson's family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the danville police department. i've reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's office, which manages the danville police department for comment, have not heard back. we did hear back from the da's office who wouldn't confirm the charge against hall, told us they can't comment at this time. reporting live here in danville, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> san francisco leaders reportedly debating sweeping homeless policy changes, it will include creating city sanctions sleeping areas but critics are also saying the plan is falling short. "the examiner" reports a new ordinance would require a new set of safe sleeping sights within 18 months, today up for a vote in the budget and finance committee. critics argue the money would be better spent on rental subsidies and supportive housing. the measure faces an uphill battle. >> 5:41. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, a few cars on the road. coming around the bend. as we get started with the day, look at the commute coming up in a bit. i want to talk a

and disturbing new video showing the moment a danville police officer opened fire on a man killing him. the lawsuit. the city is now facing. >> from the bay local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> a local moving past the dimmer switch. we'll be getting rid of the blueprint. as you know it today. >> goodbye tier system. california tossing out its tiered reopening blueprints and fully reopening its economy. the summer if certain criteria is met. thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at i'm tahernia state leaders announced today. california has prepared for a complete reopening june. 15th. that's when california officials plan to get rid of the color-coded tier system for reopening our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live to explain why and what this means moving forward, ashley was the criteria that we need to means. >> yes. and as well, this will all depend on california's ability to maintain these ultra-low covid-19 hospitalization and transmission rates. governor newsom administration is confident with that expected vaccine supply and distribution.

last month hall, now a danville police officer, shot and killed tyrell wilson.but cell phone video shows him stepping back before he was shot. hall is currently on administrative leave. wilson's family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the danville police department. >>> continuing coverage now of the reaction to the derek chauvin verdict. activists say comprehensive reform is what needs to happen next. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab has more. >> this is the first time i can recall in the nation's history where a police officer was convicted due primarily to the testimony of other officers. >> reporter: for ladoris cordell a retired judge of california supreme cor court and former independent police auditor for san jose she believes chauvin's conviction relied heavily on testimony from officers and the minneapolis police chief himself, something she has not seen before. >> this is big, because now people around the country and particularly police officers can get the message that it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: change has been

all of them was to top from officer hall began working for danville.ice through a contract with the contra costa sheriff's office following the 2018 shooting death. vladimir or delay to. >> on wednesday, danville mayor renee morgan said she respected the da's decision to file charges against hall. in that case. and she called the release of the body camera footage in this most recent deadly shooting essential. >> the continue to support full transparency in all matters related. >> to both incidents. the contra costa sheriff's office released a statement saying wilson did pull a knife and threatened officer hall prior to being shot and killed. but wilson's family attorney john burris believes officer hall acted unreasonably yet again. my view is there was no warning. >> yet distance man was attacking we have opportunity to we burress says it all has been prosecuted on are latest case earlier wilson would still be alive. but i recognized. >> investigation to whatever time it took. didn't know it until someone else. but he did. >> a civil rights violation

they are planning to announce a lawsuit against the city of danville. reached tout danville pd and have not heard back. >>> today, one of the most highly anticipated witnesses took the stand. the minneapolis police chief testified against his former officer. he believed chauvin abused his authority by keeping his knee on george floyd's neck. he fired chauvin and three others within a week. >> it's not policy. it's not part of our training and it's certainly not part of our ethics or valleys. >> he pushed back, and the doctor said that the cause of floyd's death was lack of oxygen. >>> we learned tonight of the pg and e, the utility has a modest increase for the wildfire threat. >>> cal fire blames this leaning tree on the fire. saying it fell on the power line below. judge william alsup is overseeing the cases. he is hounding utility over fire safety issues to prevent another zog fire. >> i'm going to miss judge alsup. >> reporter: michael ware at stanford stands on the cost and recovery commission. >> in an uncompromising way. >> reporter: but judge al

in danville. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the community and alameda gathered for a vigil after the death of a man in police custody. his family and friends are demanding answers about what happened. our first racist osseo has those details. >> i mean, fall and the the my family. you know, as we're still disbelief. >> that is jerry gonzalez and gonzalez pictured with their o younger autistic brother who mario cared for >> no, it was a father. you know, is the owner's brother >> you can mario a 26 year-old oakland resident died monday while in police custody and now his family and others wanting answers there is an ongoing investigation. but this is what we know right now. alameda police say that they received a call monday morning. april 19th of a male who appeared to be under the influence and suspected in a possible theft. police say that when they arrived, they attempted to detain mario, but state that a physical altercation happened to mario had a medical emergency not charged with a >> it was

the family of terrel wilson issuing the contra costa sheriff's department and the danville police. 10 eight, the contra costa nnot comment on an ongoing criminal investigation. >>> a subdued scene in minneapolis at the memorial for george floyd. people have been stopping by throughout the night to reflect on his murder and legacy. reporter michael george is in minneapolis this evening with the outpouring of emotion in the wake of today's verdict which could send derek chauvin to prison for four decades. >> reporter: moment the verdict was read, all the fear and tension that minneapolis has endured over the last year gave way to relief and even a little celebration. tonight the streets of minneapolis are calm and peaceful. derek chauvin appeared to remain motionless as the judge in the murder trial read one guilty trial after another. the jury convicted the fired minneapolis police officer on all three charges. second and third degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. jurors deliberated for about 10 hours over two days after three weeks of testimony from 45 witnesses. crowds erupt

a lawsuit being filed against the city of danville after a fatal police shooting last month. a family of terrell wilson and his attorneys are now calling his death. mark and a new lawsuit has been filed against pg and e this time by the county of sonoma. the serious allegations being brought against the energy giant. >> president biden's 2 trillion dollars infrastructure plan will be a top priority when congress reconvenes next week. >> why he may not need any republican support to get a deal done. let's bring. on. spring. use your phone to grow a garden. and rent tools from the world's biggest toolbox. this is doing like never before. this is today's home depot. how doers get more done. >> some big news for the south bay where tech giant google is investing 200 million dollars to build more housing and recreational space tonight san jose city leaders taking the wraps off of this plan showing us what it's all about. kron four's. ella sogomonian live tonight in the studio with a look at what's on the way. lot of folks excited. yeah, it's a major milestone for the downtown west

. >>> a bay area family is filing a lawsuit against the danville police department. after graphic video surfaced showing a police shooting that left a homeless man doed. nbc's jodi hernandez spoke with the family. >> i expecting the cops to come and tackle him. >> reporter: what he captured on his cell phone left him stunned and shaken. >> oh, my god! i started filming, just expegging that. and next thing you know, he shot and laying on the ground. crazy. >> reporter: the shot killed 33-year-old tyrell wilson. this man says the officer was following the homeless man who he says did not appear to be threatening him. >> he was four feet away and he shot him in the face. explain how that's necessary. >> reporter: danville police and the sheriff's department will not comment on the video. but they say he was coming with a knife in his hand. >> the officer ordered him to drop the knife several times. he then advanced towards the officer who discharged his weapon, striking the man. >> reporter: but the video has forced the family to file a lawsuit against the danville poli

it happened during a slow speed chase in 2018 ending in danville.last month hall, now a danville police officer, shot and killed tyrone wilson. the 32-year-old was holding a knife at the time, but cell phone video shows wilson stepping back before being shot. the police officer, hall, is on civil lawsuit against the nt. >>> also tonight protests in columbus, ohio after a police shooting that left a teenage girl dead. the shooting reported just as the the officer shot the girl as she appeared to try to stab two people. crowds gathered at the scene and at police headquarters. >>> a look at capitol hill right now where the republican effort to censor maxine waters has failed. accusing waters of raising the potential for violence and lawlessness. the resolution was tabled with a 216-210 partly. the judge in the trial called the comments abhorrent and hinted chauvin could win an appeal because of them. >>> is this a turning point or will this verdict simply fade away? two notable members in the community may fund up on nbc sports. >> by sitting here watc

. >> reporter: the city of danville and the danville police department would not comment on the case because of the pending lawsuit . officer hall is on administrative leave. he was also involved in a deadly 2018 officer involved shooting , and tyrell's parents question if he is fit to have a badge at all. >> i do want the officer to come to some kind of justice because i don't want another parent or father to go through what we're going through now. >> reporter: >> i understand you just spoke. you got off the phone with officer hall's attorney. what was he telling you? >> reporter: a few moments ago, he said this newly surface video is not as definitive as john burris would like the public to believe. he says first of all, it does not capture the relevant audio, but the two were saying to each other at the time of the shooting. he also said there is at least two other videos, a body camera video and a video from a nearby car at the intersection, and he says that capturing the audio is important because, he says, the tenor of the conversation, he says, wilson was threatening of the o

coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a lawsuit is being filed against the city of danville following a fatal police shooting last month. police details ahead. welcome b to the kron 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. lets get another check of weather this morning. >> with john here we are in the middle of the week. john, we have some beautiful days of past couple of days. you've got outside a little bit. i got outside a little bit. will the weather allow for that. >> today. yeah. we get spoil the rain, especially last week that kelly so wednesday, thursday and friday this week has been noticeably a little bit cooler. so i think we've all adjusted her wardrobe already just a bit to keep just a little bit more cozy with temperatures. peaking only in the 60's and 70's. and today we're going to be sticking in the 60's this time around looking outside here at your camera view in san francisco skies are over all clear. now. we do have some low cloud cover sitting right above the bay this morning, but it hasn't really settled into the bay. so you're bridges have been just fine. it's those hil

the federal lawsuit was filed against the city of danville.hey referred us to the contra costa county sheriff's department and today, they said no comment on the case. police claimed last month that wilson was armed with a knife. wilson's mom and dad said they feel as though there son, who has mental health issues, was executed. >> i have not seen the video. i do not want to see the video. i want my last thought of my son to be the beautiful man he is or was officer to come to some kind of justice. i don't want another parent to go through what we are going through right now. >> reporter: leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> now, looking to a future after the pandemic. we are working to build a better bay area. >>> superstore quarterback tom brady in his first sitdown interview since the super bowl. he gets candid about football, family, and his future. we will get to that the first, a check in with mike nicco. >>> we will start with some of our temperatures and we will go through our neighborhoods in the inland east bay where we are around 45 in

as other officers chased our valetta into downtown danville. officer hall intercepted them running to our bed. let his car and opening fire is the man tried to drive past two police cars? mr arboleda was hit nine times police say, are below to try to run the officer over the d a disagree and said halls tactics were flawed and illegal, unnecessary death of mr arboleda. underscores the need for law enforcement personnel to better understand those who are suffering from mental illness. last month, the same officer shot and killed tyra wilson, who was homeless and mentally ill. the sheriff's office, which polices danville released new videos of that shooting. police say wilson have been throwing rocks at cars on the freeway. they say he was verbally combative with hall while armed with a knife. police say wilson advance at the officer with the knife. his family says he wasn't a threat. the man's a murderer, and he had no respect for either one of these lives. attorney john burris has filed lawsuits on behalf of the families of both men shot dead by

wilson was shot and killed by hall at a danville intersection in march. edited body cam video "today" shows hall, now working for danville's police department, confronting and wilson who was holding a knife. a confrontation that lasted just seconds. burress believes the video shoes hall didn't need to shoot. the officer's attorney says in a statement tonight -- >> reporter: the political climate surrounding police shoot sgs why dozens of people gathered in oakland tonight. yesterday's derek chauvin guilty verdict for the killing of george floyd brought them here. they are worried about police shootings here in the bay area. >> we're being pushed out of oakland, pushed out of san francisco, and we're landing in the dan vils and the antioches, and contra costa has seen a spate of police murders in the last few weeks. so the movement needs to go to contra costa. >> reporter: in martinez, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of emotion in alameda, as well. family and friends are demanding answers after a 26-year-old mario gonzalez died while in police cu

. >>> a bay area family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the town of danville. this comes after video surfaced showing a police officer shooting and killing a man. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez talked exclusively to the witness who captured that video. and there's a warning here, the video is graphic and disturbing. >>> i was just expecting the cops to come and tackle him or something like that. >> reporter: but what sam captured on his cell phone left him stunned and shaken. >> oh, my god. i think if it was me out there i don't think he would have shot me. but looks like a homeless black guy, why not pull the trigger? >> reporter: the shot killed 33-year-old tyrell wilson. sam says the officer was following the homeless man who he says did not appear to be threatening him. >> if you ask me, i would call this a cold-blooded murder and he should be in jail for murder. >> reporter: danville police and the sheriff's department are declining to comment on the newly released video but the day the shooting happened the danville police chief said wilson was advancing t

and the town of danville is facing a new lawsuit. after this cell phone video was released, showing a deadly police shooting there last month. there were tracking temperatures cooled off today. a few degrees actually warmed up today. a few degrees we're gonna cool off a few degrees tomorrow and then warm up again, so we're kind of on this roller coaster. when i come back, we'll take a look. that and the five day forecast, and they have missed a lot of classroom time over the past school year, but san francisco public school students will likely have a lot to do this summer will tell you why coming up and checking in now on the tuesday evening commute. this is interstate 80 in emeryville i was totally stranded. no tp? so what happened? well... we started buying charmin super mega roll. charmin super mega roll is 6 rolls in 1 and lasts so much longer. enjoy the go with charmin. guaranteed to fit or your money back. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmothe

the family filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against danville and officer hall.shot and killed vladimir alba letta in danville in 2018 for this officer, our deputy to do that he needs to be taken off the street. the contra costa county d a will determine whether officer hall will be criminally charged in either of these deadly incidents. the sheriff, which provides law enforcement for danville, had no comment on the lawsuit. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. coming up here to bury a high school students take on the topics of teen vaping and space exploration as they beat out hundreds of other students in c span's documentary competition and taken alive. look outside on this tuesday night, we'll check back with our chief meteorologist bill martin, for the complete bay i'm draymond green with my subway sub with tender steak and melty cheese. my sub is gonna dunk all over your sub. excuse me? my sub has bacon. choose better be better and now save when you order in the app. subway eat fresh. but not jayson's sub. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. sec

prilosec otc, 1 pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. shooting in danville last month.shows an officer shooting and killing a vandalism suspect who was armed with a knife. but the family of the man do not believe he was a threat to that officer and announced today that they're suing our crime reporter henry lee joins us now, with more details on this case, henry. we'll have the man's family says this video makes clear this man was not advancing all the officer, but the officer's attorney tells me the video does not include audio of the confrontation. in which he repeatedly refused to drop the knife. new cell phone video shows danville police officer andrew hall shooting tyrell wilson, who was homeless and mentally ill. wilson died days later. button on liquor in the car reacts in shock right effort happened last month. do this dude just got shot and killed broke more than his job gets terminated for murder charge for murder, wilson's family and their attorneys say the shooting was unprovoked and unjustified by the same officer who killed another man in 2018. i don't kno

the family filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against danville in officer hall.he same officer shot and killed vladimir alba letta in danville in 2018 for this officer, our deputy to do that he needs to be taken off the street. now the contra costa county d a will determine whether officer hall will be criminally charged in either these deadly incidents. the sheriff, which provides law enforcement for daniel had no comment on the lawsuit. reporting live. henry lee ktvu fox to meet henry. do we know where the officer is? have they taken him off the street? pending the investigation, or is he still out patrolling? we believe he is back on regular duties, usually after deadly shooting your put on pay administrative leave that happened back in 20. i mean, that happened back in march, and we do here that he has requested a reassignment to a different job in the sheriff's office. henry. lee live forced tonight, henry. thank you, governor, newsome said today, both the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site and the one at cal state, los angeles will stay up and running a

now, this. >> the lawsuit was filed against the city of danville. they referred us to the contra costa county sheriff's department. today, the said no comment on the case. >> last month wilson was armed with a knife but wilson's mom and dad feel as though their son, who had mental health issues, was executed. >> i know one another parent father to go through what we are going through now. >>> terminal 1 and oakland airport has reopen following an evacuation this morning. the sheriff's office said a man was near the baggage claim when he passed a tsa agent a note asking for help. he pulled out a knife and threatened to harm himself. crisis escalated to escalated the situation for hours before teasing the man and taking away the knife. he was taken to a hospital for psychiatric treatment. >>> shifting gears from surviving to the pandemic to thriving. rising prices, getting groceries is getting more expensive. what is behind the hike? >>> total recall. a look at the last time a governor was regarding california. california. >>> the temperature ranges a

and a danville officer now charged for his involvement in two deadly shootings. a live update on both of these emotional cases. >>> the department of justice will be unwavering in its pursuit of equal justice under law. >> the push for police reform gaining ground on capitol hill after the guilty verdict in the derek chaufrn case. the key issue that could make or break change. d and one bay area county under a drought emergency. the help on the way from the governor's office and the new extreme measures another county is now taking. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> happy earth day. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >>> the danville police officer facing felony charges for a deadly shooting back in 2018. >> bob redell joins us. this is the same officer who is under investigation for a second deadly shooting that happened just this march, right? >> reporter: good morning to you. no charges have been filed in the shooting that took place in march but the contra costa district attorney's office announced it will be filing charges against danv

the second one happened last month involving a black man in danville holding a knife.he contra costa county sheriff's office released body cam footage of that incident today. now we first brought you this news conference on our 21st 7 streaming news app. kron on. you'll get up to the minute live and local update 7 days a week. plus all of the kron four's newscast streaming live so grab your phone open up the camera app and scan. this qr code for kronon. it will take you straight to your phone's app store just being. >> thank you so much. mass. we go now to the east bay where an investigation is underway after a man died in police custody. this happened on monday in alameda. 26 year-old mario gonzalez from oakland died while police tried to restrain him officers say they did not use any weapons during the confrontation. but police say gonzalez suddenly had a medical emergency. the cause of death remains unknown pending an autopsy. the 3 officers involved here have now been placed on leave the gonzalez family plans to hold a vigil at 6.45, this evening in alameda, kron f

felony charges are being filed against danville officer andrew hall. no word on if he plans to turn himself in. the video you're about to see is graphic. dash cam video showing hall firing several shots into the car. driving, moving past hall during a pursuit. back then danville police said he was driving toward hall and hall fired in self-defense. he is facing manslaughter charges in connection with that fatal shooting. >> these charges are felonies. due to officer hall's unreasonable force used during the 2018 shooting. >> if the officer had been charged earlier and removed from the streets, my latest client would not be dead. >> the civil rights lawyer, john burris, represents 32-year-old wilson who was killed by hall in march. edited body cam individual crow shows hall confronting and shooting wilson, who was holding a knife. the confrontation that lasted just seconds. the officer's attorney says in a statement contra costa county district attorney's office originally deemed deputy hall's use of force as justified, given the fact that he was defend

kpix 5's devin fehely is in the town of danville tonight with a breakdown on both cases. >> reporter: justice delayed is often tantamount to justice denied, and that had to be one of the victim's families greatest fears over this past two and a half years, but whatever it was that finally tilted the scales of justice in their favor, the officer who's responsible for this deadly shooting is now facing criminal charges. >> officer hall is charged with voluntary manslaughter and assault with a semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: the charges stem from a deadly shooting in november of 2018. deputy andrew hall fired nine times into the windshield the car as he maneuvered past police cars trying to block his path. the car itself a deadly weapon, the d.a.'s office disagreed. >> in this case, we believe that officer hall killed without lawful excuse or justification. >> reporter: deputy hall has been under intense scrutiny after he was involved in a second deadly shooting in march of this year. body camera video released today captures the grim moment in which deputy hall shot tyrell wilson in

against danville police officer andrew hall, contra costa county d a. diana beckton charged officer andrew hall with voluntary manslaughter and assault for fatally shooting lot. omer arbel eta in 2018 are valetta was mentally ill. officer hall used unreasonable and unnecessary force when he responded to the in progress. traffic pursuit are belated, took off in a car after he was spotted acting sister. viciously in a neighborhood as other officers chased our valetta into downtown danville. officer hall intercepted them running to our bed. let his car and opening fire is the man tried to drive past two police cars. mr arboleda was hit nine times police say, are below to try to run the officer over the d a disagree and said halls, tactics were flawed and illegal. the unnecessary death of mr arboleda underscores the need for law enforcement personnel to better understand those who are. suffering from mental illness. last month, the same officer shot and killed tyra wilson, who was homeless and mentally ill. the sheriff's office, which polices danville relea

she was chased our valetta into downtown danville. officer hall intercepted them running to our bed. let his car and opening fire is the man try to drive past two police cars, mr. arboleda was hit nine times police say are below to try to run the officer over the d a disagree and said halls tactics were flawed and illegal. the unnecessary death of mr arboleda underscores the need for law enforcement personnel to better understand those who are suffering from mental illness. last month, the same officer shot and killed tyra wilson, who was homeless and mentally ill. the sheriff's office, which polices danville released new videos of that shooting. police say wilson have been throwing rocks at cars on the freeway. they say he was verbally combative with hall while armed with a knife. police say wilson advance at the officer with the knife. his family says he wasn't a threat. the man's a murderer, and he had no respect for either one of these lives. attorney john burris has filed lawsuits on behalf of the families of both men shot dead b

the sheriff's office, which polices danville released new videos of that shooting.wilson have been throwing rocks at cars on the freeway. they say he was verbally combative with hall while armed with a knife, not police say wilson advance at the officer with the knife. his family says he wasn't a threat. the man's a murderer, and he had no respect for either one of these lives. attorney john burris has filed lawsuits on behalf of the families of both men shot dead by the officer, each one he initiated the contact. he's the one who created the confrontation. if there's one that's not good policing for police. our hope is that moving forward from this incident we will be able to build a better methodology in handling these issues with our community. attorneys for the officers say the decision to charge him seems quote overtly political, but that they will vigorously defend him. the d a has not decided whether charge him in the second case, he is in custody, but will be arraigned at a later date. henry leewoewss in ohio are continuing to protest the deadly police shoot

now, this. >> the federal lawsuit was filed against the city of danville.o the contra costa county sheriff's department. today, they said no comment on the case. >> police claim last month wilson was armed with a knife but his mom and dad say they feel as though their son had mental health issues was executed. >> i have not seen the video. i do not want to see the video. i want my last thought and pictures of my son to be the beautiful man he is or was. i do want the officer to come to some kind of justice because i don't want another parent or father to go through what we are going through now. >>> we have new developments out of the east bay where police accused amanda tossing embrace bricks. it happened on highway 242 dating back to september 2019 and continuing until last january. last april, and antioch grandmother was killed as she wrote in a vehicle with her three grandchildren. a nurse was partially blinded last december. >> more to come after nearly 2 decades california may again be on the brink of recalling a governor. tonight, a sneak peek of our

>> the danville police had tried numerous attempts at de- escalation. they had tried to stop him several times. he had stopped. they thought that he was going to surrender. he continued on this path. of driving. and endangering other motorists and police officers alike. he was showing no signs of giving up. when the officer fired his weapon, he felt not only was his life in imminent danger by virtue of his car approaching him, but he felt his sergeants life was in danger as well because he saw his sergeant and believed his sergeant was in the path of the car. under those very split-second circumstances, you have to make a tough decision. a miserable decision that police officers don't want to make. but sometimes, they have to. and he made that decision. it was the right decision. despite the second-guessing that has gone on after the fact. >> so, i will take it that 99% of the officers that you work directly with do not want encounters to end up deadly. what did he tell you in terms of what they think they need to avoid those situations? as part of the

he is assigned to the danville police department full time.son in 2018 person car between two police vehicles. the d.a. just filed charges against hall last week. he is also under investigation for another deadly shooting in danville that happened last month. >>> a recall effort to recall to windsor mayor accused of sex assault has launched. six women have accused him. he denied the claims but has since stepped back from an active role on the town council. today recall organizers filed payment work with officials. they need 20% of registered voters about, 3,300 signatures. election officials will have to verify the signatures before a potential recall election. >>> up next at 6:30, a family attorney said he has seen the body cam video. >>> plus a big week for president biden. the first 100 days in office wraps up as he gets toward address the nation in prime time. >> growing outrage after another police shooting in north carolina. tonight the family of andrew brown is speaking out. >> i don't know how many shots were fired. >> why the county s

contra costa county district attorney diana becton is charged danville police officer andrew hall with voluntary manslaughter in assault in the fatal shooting of let him or a relay to this case. we believe that officer hall hill. >> without lawful excuse or justification. >> it was november. 3rd, 2018 when officers tried to pull are bullied over. he didn't stop but chase ensued and then our belated approached a parked police cars. he slowly drove between them. that's when officer andrew hall opened fire on the vehicle hitting belated 9 times. >> officer halls options underscore the need for a continued focus on de escalation training and improved coordinated responses to individuals that are suffering from mental illness. fairly believe the shooting should not have taken place. ut john burris who represents herbal latest family is pleased charges have been filed. >> mr abbott that it was time to squeeze by. that playing card. he wasn't trying to hit anyone. any reasonable person would have seen that and this officer who could have easily put himself in a position of safety decide to sh

. >>> the danville police officer charged in a deadly shooting has turned himself in. andrew hall is charged with voluntary manslaughter. he's currently a danville cop, but at the time of this 2018 shooting, he was a deputy for the contra costa county sheriff's office. hall shot this man when he tried struggled with mental health. officer hall is also under investigation for another deadly shooting that happened just last month. >>> new at 11:00, the milestone now in the race to vaccinate. 1 million people in santa clara county, the biggest county in the bay area, have now received at least one dose. vaccination rates continue to climb. take a look at the latest numbers. a majority of the bay area is above 60%. that means 60% of our population in the counties have gotten at least one dose. marin county has the highest vaccination rate with 77%. you see it there in the upper left. solano county trailing behind that 48%. >>> it's a tale of two haves and have-nots. some counties have plenty of doses and others are still struggling. santa clara county vaccination sites are

reporting live in danville, bob redell, nbc bay area news. thank you. >>> developing overnight in ohio, new unrest after police shot and killed a teenaged girl in columbus. protests went late into the night. that shooting happened just as the verdict was being read in the derek chauvin trial. body camera footage shows the movement of that shooting. we're about to show it to you, but we want to warn you that it could be disturbing. the body camera video shows the teenagers fighting and attempting to stab another girl before being shot. the interim police chief argues that the officer acted to save the life another young girl and say the release of that footage was to quickly show transparency. >>> want to switch gears and take a look for you outside in san francisco. yeah, the fog is sticking around for us today, and can you see right there within the city right now. and we're going to get nice today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking these temperatures for us. kari, i know it's getting colder, but will the sun come up and clear up all of th

that's when danville police officer andrew hall opened fire on the vehicle shooting or belated 9 times. >> now more than 2 years later the officer has been criminally charged. >> officer home use unreasonable and unnecessary force when he responded to the in-progress traffic proceed involving lot of mir, i in danger not only the latest life but the lives of his fellow officers and citizens in immediate area. at a news conference wednesday contra, costa county district attorney diana becton announced. >> hall has been charged with voluntary manslaughter and assault. we do believe that this was an incident. >> where officer hall killed without lawful, excuse. but justification. >> by placing here and i've been waiting for for a long time. i've had many discussions with the be about a john burris who represents herbal latest family. >> says the officer never should have fired at are the latest. >> shouldn't happen at all. that clearly was excessive that was a that was particularly when another officer was there said to please don't shoot into the call. so there was other people with diffe