a.m. outside city hall. if you are interested, register at the beautify booth at sixth and santa clara street. >> tonight president trump is threatening to use military police to quell violence and looting around the country. at the family of george floyd seerk additional charges gns the officers vovred in his death. >> tonight america divided over the president use of force. announcing the plan to use active diet army troops to dominate protestors. calling the violence and looting domestic terrorism. >> if they refuse to take the actions necessary to defend the life and property of their residents. i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> trump using washington d.c. i video o national guard clearing the park before his address. though the protestors were peaceful. >> is that your bible? >> a bible. >> saying this on. >> the president used a bible on one of the churches without permission. adds a backdrop for a message. >> the remarks coming the same day george floy

outside of a starbucks on blossom hill road at 10:00 a.m. and will march to the library. on the peninsula organizers are planning on demonstrating outside of san mateo city hall that will get under way at 5:00 tonight. >>> san francisco's district attorney is reportedly dropping charges against a black teenager after reviewing cell phone video of his arrest. now many are comparing it to george floyd's tragic arrest and death in minneapolis. "today in the bay's" jackie ward is live for us at sfpd headquarters with the details from overnight. jackie? >> reporter: marcus, in the video released by the san francisco police department you can see an officer kneeling on the back of this teenager's neck. we're about to show you that video so a warning this may be tough for some of you to watch. also, "the examiner" is the first to report those charges have been dropped. back in january 19-year-old busby was accused of threatening a neighbor and resisting arrest. video shot by a bystander shows an officer doing what san francisco district attorney said resembles what happened to george floyd. after personally reviewing this footage they are not pursuing the charges bu

city's curfew and how they plan on addressing the protesters' concerns. begins at 11:00 a.m. right after "the view." >>> on the peninsula the protest came to a peaceful end. they rallied outside city hall before marching. the number of protesters made it close to highway 101. police officers formed a line and blocked them from getting on to the freeway. >>> the minnesota human rights department launched a probe into the minneapolis police department following george floyd's death. jobina is live at the live desk with more on this. >> good morning, kumasi. the minnesota human rights investigation will look into ten years of policies and procedures with the minneapolis police department. it will determine whether officers engaged in discriminatory practices towards people of color. the governor announced the probt the human rights commissioner leading the investigation says this will not hold people criminally liable, but it will help create the systemic change that protesters here seen kneeling at floyd's death site will be calling for. the police chief admitted there is work to be done. as for the officers involved in george floyd's death, derek chauvin has been charged with murder and

outside city hall. hayward does have a curfew set between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. it comes after several incidents of vandalism and looting. that followed peaceful protests last week. >>> in many cities, tear gas has been deployed during protests. now there are calls for police to stop using the gas as a crowd control measure, especially during a pandemic. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> from walnut creek to the south bay and in oakland, police have deployed tear gas to disperse large crowds. but now some city leaders and doctors are urging to stop in the interests of public health. in oakland, three city council members sent a letter to the mayor, police chief, and city administrator. quote, we're writing to urge you to immediately halt use of tear gas for crowd control during the covid-19 pandemic. >> the last thing we want to do is exacerbate that. we've been getting complaints about tear gas getting into the homes of seniors who then can't breathe, hitting people who had nothing to do with doing anything wrong. >> oakland isn't the only city p

outside of city hall around the same time. but is not known if this is connected. police have been cracking down on curfew, the curfew expires tomorrow at 5 a.m. the city council voted to amendment the curfew saying it violated their civil rights. >>> all right. thank you. we continue to follow another developing story right there in the south bay, police are looking for the person who stabbed 4 people. killing one and injuring the other three. the attack happened this morning on 6th street near san jose state university. witnesses say the attack began with a fight inside of the 7-eleven store. the victims were transported to the hospital where one of them died. the other does have life threatening injuries. . >> that got me out of the bed. the screaming. i looked and saw and this kid was laying on the ground. >> two other victims drove themselveses them to the hospital and no word on what provoked the fight in the 7-eleven. >>> police arrested 75 people for looting and reckless driving. 5 p.m. yesterday 700 people gathered for a protest. later in the evening police say some people in the group blocked intersections and threw bottles at and l