. >> and reverend anthony jenkins from temple outside of san francisco . >> correct. >> is great to have you here. >> absolutely. >> let me ask you about how you approach easter. bobby , do you want to go first . >> easter is the cornerstone of our faith as christians . it's a time of renewal and restoration in the lives of believers. in jesus christ. for us, easter is a time of celebration and a time to continue to pass on the great tradition of this is why we believe. we have a savior that love does and a god that loves us so much that he sacrificed his only son for the entire world and in so what is a joyous time for us. >> anthony . >> i agree with reverend bobby. with the title of my summer sermon, resurrection was about change and about moving forward. i feel that is where we should be. rather than marking the beginning of change with the new year, it should start with the resurrection . each year we should move forward and change . letting things that held us back or handcuffed us in a spiritually unhealthy way , letting those things die and move forward in a good and spiritual wa

the shooting that show the security guard michael earl-wayne anthony fatally shooting banko brown after allegedly shoplifting da. brooke jenkins said anthony believed he was in imminent danger because brown made a sudden movement. they also told sapd detectives said brown threatened stab him while they were wrestling inside the store, jenkins said the evidence does not allow her office to proceed with charges. san francisco mayor london breed says she stands by the da's decision. >> at the end of the day, i think that the district attorney did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated it. and i don't think that there's anything wrong with california attorney general or anyone else to review the case and make a determination? >> bay area, attorney john burris, who is representing ankle. brown's parents says he will be filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. so san francisco city leaders and advocates have spoken out against the da's decision not to file charges in the case. the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club condemned the shooting. >> 3 people in and are dead thi

this video was released by brooke jenkins. anthony told investigators that he felt his protesters are now at demanding that the state attorney general and the department of justice do what jenkins would not do -- charge the security guard. another voice added to the outcry tonight. reed cowan is here wit us tonight on the 11:00 news. reed, you were the first to get this exclusive interview with mr. brown. there is a lot to unpack. i know that first viewers are about to hear that banko brown actually lived long enough to ask police to call hi father. >> one of many human revelation with this man. his last moments according to his father, they really included this moment. he was able to tell police his dad's name and how to find his dad. by the time police called terry brown, banko was dead. terry brown will refer to banko as his daughter, china brown. h said that while he supported banko's gender transition and name change, banko will always be his little girl. listen. >> reporter: is the interview that terry brown did not want t do. r

it showed the security guard michael earl-wayne anthony fatally shooting banko after shoplifting da brooke jenkins says that anthony, a, believe that he was in imminent danger because brown made a sudden movement. the guard also told as have pd detectives that brown threatened to stab him while they were wrestling inside the store. jenkins says the evidence does not allow her office to proceed with charges. san francisco mayor london breed says that she stands by the da's decision. >> at the end of the day, i think that the district attorney did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a decision based on what the evidence demonstrated it. and i don't think that there's anything wrong with california attorney general or anyone else to review the case and make a determination? >> bay area, defense attorney john burris, who is representing banco. brown's parents says that he will be filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. the some san francisco city leaders and advocates have criticized the da's decision not to file charges in this case. banko brown has been described as a transgender ma

anthony. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins ultimately decided not to charge anthony for the fatalaying the guard acted in self defense that led to some backlash from some people in the community, some of which hold rallies as recently as earlier this week. there we spoke to brown's mother, who addressed brown, a transgender male by his birth name. china and everything to me and china west. um. long time. my best friend. um. he was my everything. she had been through a lot because of my struggles. and um i've been in recovery for five years. this week. we've now learned the cases catching the state's attention. california attorney general rob vance's office says they will look into the decision by d a jenkins and determine whether anthony should face charges. but back here in san francisco, several people are expected to speak for brown's funeral, including family members and the president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp. attorneys representing the brown family say they will file lawsuits this week against walgreens and against the security company who hired anthony. the

anthony. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says she will not file a homicide charge in the case. the district attorney says anthony appeared to be acting in self defense when he opened fire, killing brown. we have the benefit of hindsight. right now . we understand that banco brown did not have a knife did not have a weapon, but at that moment in time. it's about what he missed the security guard perceived or believed and was that reasonable. district attorney says the case remains open and if evidence is uncovered that changes the narrative or office could file charges. at a later date. protesters took to the streets of san francisco tonight to speak out against the da's decision. in this case, ktvu zac sos was there and has more on their message. calls for justice monday in the case of banco brown, citing evidence of self defense, san francisco de a brook jenkins declining to file charges against a security guard who was shot and killed brown outside of san francisco, walgreens last month. brown family attorney john burris protest about it should not go unnoticed that this young

and that's what really put the fear in my heart. >> reporter: district attorney jenkins said the videos, anthony's statements as well as witness statements were key in her decision not to press criminal charges. >> i understand as a resident, you would say just let the jury decide. that is not the standard for charging. we have to believe at the time we charge a case that a jury of 12 would convict. >> reporter: the reaction to the release of the video has been swift. the president of the board of supervisors who authors a resolution demanding the d.a. release the video is now calling on state attorney general rob banta in a statement, peskin writes, this is not who we are, stealing a bag of candy does not warrant the death penalty. and peskin says he actually plans on drafting legislation for the full board to vote on formally asking that the california attorney general and the u.s. department of justice review this case. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> district attorney brooke jenkins is also encouraging people to review all the video and all the docu

it showed the security guard michael earl-wayne anthony shooting and killing banko brown after allegedly shoplifting da brooke jenkins said anthony believe that he was in imminent danger because brown had made a sudden movement. and the guard also told san francisco police detectives that brown threatened to stab him? well, they were wrestling on the ground inside the store, the da check and said that the evidence does not allow her to proceed with charges. but bay area, defense attorney john burris, who is representing brown's parents, says that he will be filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. >> so we look at that video. you don't see what mangled that was aggressive that suggested felt was trying to do on to the officer. what you have bank on doing was trying to get away. >> some san francisco city leaders and advocates have spoken out against the da's decision not to file charges in this case. the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club condemned the shooting. the organization is planning to hold a town hall later on tonight. we'll stay in san francisco where firefighters rescued someone who fell off torpedo pier and

anthony and brown are seen fighting. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins ultimately decided not to charge anthony for the fatal shooting, saying the guard acted in self defense that led to some backlash from some people here in the community. and they have since been holding rallies as recently as earlier this week, asking for change at that rally , we spoke to banco brown's former partner. it seemed like nobody is listening. but eventually do time somebody will hear us. and somebody will give us justice. we've now learned this case is catching the state's attention. california attorney general rob bonta says his office will look into the decision by d a. jenkins and then determine whether anthony should face charges back here in san francisco. several people expected to speak for brown's funeral, including family members and the president of the san francisco chapter of the ppe. attorneys representing the brown family say they will file lawsuits this week, likely tomorrow against walgreens and the company that hires a security guard that also hired anthony. that funeral is set to start this morning at 11 o'cl

the guard michael earl wayne anthony was released with no charges. d.a. jenkins says she hasn't released the video because the case is under investigation. >>> a live look at san jose, the mayor unveiling his slow down san jose plan. the mayor's office says speeding is number one cause of traffic deaths in the city. 13 people have died in traffic accidents in san jose this year. >>> let's take a break and go to first alert meteorologist darren peck. another drizzly morning. >> a few drops of rain have shown up for a good part of the bay. it's kind of sporadic. we look at the camera on sutro tower at the golden gate, it looks cloudy. if we check the camera at dublin, it looks like you are about to get rained on. we'll look at first alert doppler and i will show you where the rain is. it's not a lot but it does look like it can rain at any minute there. a weak cold front has been marching across the bay for much of the morning. there really is not a lot to that. on futurecast, you will see things quieted down and clear out. the best of the rain happened between 3:0

attorney brooke jenkins announced anthony will not face criminal charges and at this time. there is nothing to rebut. his statements regarding the fact that he acted in self-defense. one witness previously told abc 7 news several young people were allegedly shoplifting and the security guard confronted brown jenkins encouraged residents not to look exclusively at the video but to consider all the evidence and while i understand it as a resident you would want to say well just let the jury decide that is not the standard for charging. we have to believe at the time that we charge a case that a jury of 12 would convict not let's just charge the case and see what happens. she says the release of sp to growi san fra and beyond san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin says he was quite troubled by the video. there's distance between them bank or brown is an armed bank of brown is outside of the store patskin says he will ask the board of supervisors to join him calling for further review. i am personally asking both california's attorney general as well as the united states depart

district attorney brooke jenkins office urging the prosecution of the security guard killed bank of brown. the surveillance video was subleased the moment michael-earl wayne anthony killed brown. following a physical altercation. brown is accused of shoplifting. jenkins released other details that includes a transcript of the police interview. jenkins urged the public to look at the evidence beyond the video. >> in this case we had to decide whether or not we had sufficient evidence to prove this case to 12 jurors beyond a reasonable doubt. it was our conclusion that we did not have such evidence. >> the release has generated reaction on both sides. at today's protest, san francisco supervisor is expected to attend and members of the san francisco naacp chapter. they are asking big california attorney general and u.s. department of justice to review the case. today's rally is set for 10:00 a.m. >>> other top stories we are following. willie brown and civil rights attorney ben crump have filed a complaint against wells fargo. they claim the bank discriminated against minorities in home loan practices . what the complaint states is that black and other minorities t

the security guard , michael earl wayne anthony was shot down after a suspected shoplifting. brooke jenkins announced she will not file charges. now, there are new calls for the state attorney general and the department of justice to step in. brown's father sat down with reed cowan. >> reporter: his father said his last moments included his ability to get his dad the name and number to the police. before we continue with this story, we need to let you know that terry brown is going to refer to banko brown as his daughter, using she as a pronoun. banko brown will always be his little girl. listen. >> it's the moment terry brown did not want to relive, as banko brown was coming out of the store. >> just getting the news that morning on the 28th, that friday morning, that changed my whole world. the examiner called me and told me that they had my daughter, china brown. >> brown was dead, terry brown learning death did not come before banko brown was able to tell police where to find him. >> she told the police her name and gave the phone number. so i knew it was her. and i just broke down and

anthony, who shot banko brown. this coming hours after d.a. brooke jenkins released surveillance video of the shooting and the moments leading up to it. it shows the fight between brown, a suspected shoplifter, and anthony. brown is hit and lifted off the ground and momentarily put in a choke hold. things calmed down for a short while. brown starts to leave but then turns around and motions slightly towards the guard. the guard says he felt threatened, and then he shot brown. protesters and members of san francisco's board of supervisors say more needs to be done. d.a. jenkins says she's taking all sides into account. >> unfortunately, as prosecutors, we don't have the ability to stop there. we have to review all of the evidence, and that's why we made conscious decision to release the police interview with mr. anthony, the security guard, the body-worn camera footage of the police's initial interactions with him as well as the witness statements contained in the police report, because that is what gives context to the video. >> allowing a black person to be

jenkins and determine whether anthony should face charges.re in san francisco, several people expected to speak for brown's funeral, including family members and the president of san francisco of the san francisco chapter of the ppe. attorneys representing the brown family say they will file lawsuits this week against walgreens and against the security company who hired anthony. the funeral is expected to start right here at 11 o'clock this morning. we live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. thank you, james. oakland police have arrested a man who led them on a chase on city streets and prompted an evacuation of a grocery store. it happened yesterday evening at 5 15. police initially responded to reports of a shooting. they say the suspect shot at vehicles near 90th and b street, leaving bullet holes and shattered windows. but no one was hurt. the suspect, then led police on a chase in a stolen white sedan. police used a helicopter to track down the suspect who drove to a food maxx store in the fruitvale neigh

jenkins says the motive was self-defense. anthony told investigators brown repeatedly told him he had a knife, none was found. brown has thoughts why his transgender son was killed. >> because of the gender, what my son represented. why else would you do a person like that, no arms, not carrying no gun, no weapon, no nothing, then the way i heard he beat him and shot him, that's like a lynching. like a modern day lynching. for stealing, you know what i'm saying? i'm going to beat you, then kill you. that's how i look at it. >> reporter: as far as the d.a.'s decision not to file criminal charges -- >> you see the camera, no manslaughter, no nothing? no assault with a deadly weapon? no nothing? don't make no sense to me. it's cold murder and they just letting him get away with it. >> punched and punched, then choked. >> reporter: brown family attorney reenacting for noted civil rights attorney ben crump what happened the evening of the killing. crump announcing a conclusion he hopes the jury reaches in the civil trial. >> the blood of

the security guard michael anthony told police he shot brown in self defense. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkinseclined to file charges against him. attorneys representing the brown family say they will file lawsuits this week against walgreens and the security company who hired anthony. we now know the identity of the carjacking suspect accused of leading san francisco police on a chase that ended with a deadly collision. 57 year old carlo watson is booked on charges including murder, vehicular manslaughter and resisting arrest. investigators say he stole a san francisco city pickup truck that was filled with buckets of paint. authorities say the chase ended at 16th street in potrero avenue, where he smashed into an suv. and a group of people at a bus stop. 58 year old man was killed and three other people hurt. if i was out here two minutes before that, i would have got killed. so it was pretty, um i'm a little bit traumatized at the moment from where it was happening here. sos trying to confirm a report that watson is the same man who stole scheduled a town hall to address a standoff that led

anthony is going to shoot brown? you can see there is a scuffle, according to the security guard at several points in this scuffle, brown tells him that h is going to stab him. so, jenkins goes on to say that , based on her offices investigation, they determined that anthony acted >> we have to decide whether or not we have sufficient evidence to prove this case, the 12 jurors beyond a reasonable doubt. it was our conclusion that we did not have such evidence which is why we have arrived at this decision. >> one of the main reasons the das office settled on self-defense, is based on anthony's interview with homicide investigators. brown was starting to stab him and keep in mind, during this interview you are about to hear you will hear brown ms. gendered, because he was a transgender man who police additionally identified as a woman. >> once i let go, once we were wrestling, she said she would stab me. that is what really put the fear in my heart. multiple witnesses say brown spat on the security guard. the guard claiming he thought brown would attack him, which is when he fired the brown, the gun at brown, who was outside of the store. police never found the das office

anthony. now that it's been released he says district attorney brooke jenkins made the wrong call in deciding not to file criminal charges against the security guard. peskin says the video is shocking to watch. >> this is not who we are. in the 23 years since i was first elected, i've never encountered anything like this. >> reporter: he's introducing a resolution calling on the california attorney general and u.s. department of justice to review this case. in san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin's resolution does pass, mayor london breed says she supports any additional review. >> my hope is to make sure that there's full transparency. that we get the kind of accountability in any case that will serve to help the public and the family understand exactly why a decision was made. >> reporter: mayor breed says she also wholehearted by supports district attorney brooke jenkins. >> actually, i read through the report and just really the parts where the security guard gave aid to bang cowas heartbreaking. >> reporter: in video released by the district attorney that was taken b

jenkins said in a statement tonight. her office is not pursuing murder charges against michael earl wayne anthony, according to police, anthony, who is a private security guard. shot and killed the 24 year old suspect last thursday at the store on market street. jenkins said the evidence shows he acted in self defense and a statement, she said, we cannot bring forward charges when there is credible evidence of reasonable self defense. doing so would be unethical and create false hope for a successful prosecution. before tonight's developments, people called on walgreens to eliminate armed guards, saying nothing in the drugstore is worth a person's life. google has put a new development in san jose. the back burner, raising questions about millions of dollars earmarked for that community. a new advisory commission is set to hold its first meeting on may 18th. it's set to oversee the distribution of the promised $155 million in community benefits from google. once construction began, google was set to break ground on the massive downtown campus sometime next year. the project is now reportedly on hold as the search giant down s

organizers demanding prosecution district attorney brooke jenkins drop the charges against walgreens security guard michael anthony. shot brown for alleged shoplifting. the da says the evidence supports the security guards claims of acting in self-defense. the san francisco board of supervisors now planned asked the state department of justice. take a look at the evidence in that case. >> we need our leaders, especially our district attorney to start acting like leaders stop perpetuating anti-blackness to deliver justice. >> reached out to attorney general rob bonta's office to see if he's considering opening an inoestigation into brown's death. we have not heard back yet. and the east bay police in oakland are searching for 3 suspects involved in an armed robbery and stabbing. that incident happened tuesday night near jack london square. police say the suspect stabbed the victim after robbing them on franklin street. the victim is recovering at the hospital. u.s. marshal service is now working with hayward police, the trying to track down this homicide suspect investigates a van wagner murder. his 5 year-old son'

michael anthony shot and killed banko brown who was unarmed last month at a walgreens on market street in san francisco. there's been controversy surrounding the district attorney brooke jenkins decision not to press charges against the guard. anthony claims he was acting in self-defense when he shot brown. the da's office says it could not find sufficient evidence to prove otherwise. >> a san francisco neighborhood which residents call safe is now in shot. that's after a boy was robbed and beaten over the weekend while 4 sarah stinson joins us here in the studio with what happened. sarah, how's the boy? and also you talk to some neighbors. what are they saying? >> well, police say the boy's expected to be okay. this happened at all to plaza park in the pacific heights neighborhood and park goers city usually feel safe and they can't believe an attack would happen there specially involving children. i spoke with a man walking his dog who believes he saw the group involve before it happened on friday night. >> they is actually almost never has happened neighborhood. i've been in this neighborhood walking dogs since the 2001. this all to plaza park goer wants to remain anonymou

street today in front of san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins offices decrying her decision to not prosecute michael earl wayne anthony walgreens security guard who shot and killed alleged shoplifter banco brown and walgreens on april 27th. we brought the fight here to the district attorney's office protesters, saying the video the district attorney released did not show a garden fear for his life. on the contrary, they say that guard appeared to be the aggressor in this deadly counter. san francisco's board of supervisors first pushed the district attorney's office to release that video and now supervisor dean preston is joining those who are calling for a review of the facts of the case from the state attorney general and the u. s department of justice. i think we are certainly at the point where we need intervention from the state attorney general and the department of justice to figure out what happened here. community advocates say the groundswell of support for black lives matter seems to be eroding at the same time that black and trans lives are more threatened. advocates say banco brown's death shows that more

. >> district attorney brooke jenkins dropped the charges against a walgreens security guard. michael anthony april 27th shooting death of the unarmed alleged shoplifter brown because the da says the evidence supports that security guards claim of acting in self-defense, which is what he told investigators in this interview after being arrested for the deadly shooting. i would just lead. not satisfied with the da's decision. the san francisco board of supervisors are now considering a resolution asking the state department of justice to take a look at the evidence in the case. >> we need our leaders, especially our district attorney to start acting like leaders stop perpetuating anti-blackness to deliver justice to these families should not have to ask the california attorney general to bring justice for their children. the project is nice to her a conversation about whether or not someone needs to do their job. and it's been all of our responsibility to hold them accountable for doing that. but we're not going anywhere until it happened right? >> i reached out to attorney general rob bonta's

attorney brooke jenkins is explained why she dropped the murder charge against a walgreens security guard involving a deadly shooting. police initially arrested michael earl wayne anthony on a homicide charge after brown was shot and killed last thursday at a store on market street. well, district attorney jenkins says the case was an ordinary shoplifting incident that escalated into a robbery, adding that the guard said he acted in self-defense and that her office did not believe there was sufficient evidence to refute that statement. she also addressed the calls for released a surveillance video of that shooting. i understand that the public wants to see certain things. while i understand that people are interested in knowing more. >> i'm simply putting a video out for people's edification is not something that that we do. >> jenkins says as of now, there's no timeline for when that surveillance video will be released. >> well, in the south bay, we are learning more on how santa clara county. >> the work in a fight. mosquitoes with drones. crawford, justin campbell has more. how the program hopes to help keep people from bites. >> santa clara county now using drones

jenkins says based on her office's investigation they determined that anthony acted in self-defense. >> we had to decide whether or not we had sufficient evidence to prove this case to 12 jurors beyond a reasonable doubt. it was our conclusion that we did not have such evidence, and that is why we have arrived at this decision. >> but there is, of course, people calling thor the state ag or the federal department of justice to take a look at this case, including san francisco's supervisor. i spoke with him within the past hour, and he called the shooting an execution. >> if this person is not charged, then that means every security guard who is me only in san francisco, state of california, across this country will feel that they have the right to shoot someone in cold blood over alleged shoplifting. >> banko brown was an intern at the young women's freedom center. that organization has also been calling for limits on armed security guards at businesses like walgreens. so this is going to be an ongoing conversation, sara? >> anne, thank you for that update. the d.a.'s self-defense co

michael anthony shot and killed banko brown who was unarmed last month at a walgreens on market street in san francisco. there's been controversy surrounding the districtkattorney brooke jenkins decision to not press charges against that guard. anthony claims he was acting in self-defense when he shot brown. the da's office says it could not find sufficient evidence to prove otherwise. >> state senator scott wiener is once again sounding the alarm about transit. he says of governor newsom's budget does not come through with a billion dollars a year for the next 5 years. service cuts on bart on muni and other public transit in the bay area are imminent. transit agencies last about 95% of the writers during the pandemic. and while ridership is rebounding, it is not happening fast enough. plus, with federal emergency covid money running out in the next 12 to 24 months. the fiscal cliff, a transit is approaching. he says if the state does not step in drastic cuts could start this summer. >> barr might start running on the weekends, mail them in a one of their lives have much less frequency. community is already told us they're going to need to eliminate i0 entire bus lines just g

anthony, who shot banko brown. this coming hours after d.a. brooke jenkins released surveillance video of the shooting and the moments leading up to it. it shows a fight between brown, a suspected shot shoplifter and anthony. banko brown is lifted off the ground and put into a chokehold. brown starts to leave, but then turns around and motions toward the guard. the guard said he felt threatened and then shot brown. protesters and members of san francisco's board of supervisors say more needs to be done. d.a. jenkins says she is taking all sides into account. >> with the video that has no sound, no audio to it, it is difficult to have context to what is going on, and that is why we must listen to the security guard's statement, the witness statements. >> if you allow a black person to be executed in the street, that tells me that black lives don't matter to you. yes, a black person most certainly can feel that way, unfortunately. >> reporter: board president aaron peskin says he will ask attorney general rob bonta and the u.s. department of justice to review

. >> reporter: district attorney brooke jenkins decided not to file charges against the guard, michael earl wayne anthony, citing self-defense. attorney general rob bonta has now agreed to review that decision. today, walgreens declined to comment. the security company said in part they were cooperating with law enforcement on the investigation of the extremely unfortunate incident, adding, they were not permitted to comment further. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> it has been two years since the deadliest mass shooting in the bay area. vta workers remembered their colleagues during a moment of silence for the rail yard rampage. this morning vta employees paused at 10:00 in the morning to honor the ten lives lost. nine died that day in the shooting and a survivor later died by suicide. the drivers wore pins with names of the victims and all trains, buses, and vta vehicles stopped for one full minute before resuming service. the shooter as you know was one of their own. two years ago today, an employee opened fire at the guadeloupe rail yard, killing ten of his co-workers before shooting himself. o

he's been identified as michael earl wayne anthony in a statement on monday, district attorney brooke jenkins says her office is, quote, reviewed witness statements, statements from the suspect and video footage of the incident. the evidence clearly shows the suspect believed he was in mortal danger and acted in anthony has been released. berkeley's eviction moratorium being phased out currently all residential tenant evictions are prohibited except to stop an imminent threat to the health and safety of other occupants from now until august 31st. evictions for nonpayment of rent can proceed or for owner move ins, the eviction moratorium will completely end on september. 1st. coming up ahead here on kron, 4 news at noon, a step towards cleaner air to help our environments. we hear from governor newsom about california's progress in addressing the climate crisis. >> plus, california has the moves how lawmakers are putting a spotlight on mental and physical health. but first, candid conversations with kids about race. new documentary from filmmaker w features mixed race. families from the bay ar

anthony shot and killed banko brown last month at a san francisco location. there, of course, has been controversy surrounding the city's district attorney brooke jenkins decision not to press charges against the guard. anthony claims he was acting in self-defense during the shooting. the district attorney's office says it could not find sufficient evidence to prove otherwise. >> happening tomorrow, friends and fans of drag icon heklina will gather for a public memorial service and san francisco's castro district the event is free and will take place around the castro theater. the castro be market and 18th streets will be closed to accommodate the thousands of spectator expected. traffic will be blocked from noon until midnight and muni lines. 24 35 will reroute around the area for more info. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> your local election headquarters and governor newsom is unable to run for another term he's terming out and the list of people looking to succeed him is growing. state attorney general rob bonta says he's now seriously considering a run for governor. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has details now on what bonta at w

police arrested the guard 33-year-old michael earl anthony following the shooting in market and fourth streets last thursday evening. district attorney jenkins said the guard acted in self-defense and used reasonable force. >> in this particular instance, this was a shoplifting that really based on the facts turned into an escalated robbery. >> reporter: she said that the security guard used lethal force firing a single shot from his forearm that ultimately killed brown. >> the guards' subject of assessments that they were being in danger is not enough to furnish a credible self-defense. you also have to show that any reasonable person in the shoes of the guard would have felt the same way. >> reporter: the professor says prosecutors must weigh the evidence. how the jury might see it. >> the thing is if right now the strongest evidence that we have is this video and they're looking at that video and they don't think what they have will refute the claim of self-defense, then that's the conclusion they have come to. they don't want to do it. >> reporter: but the question the community is asking, where do we go from here? >> and what the commun

doesn't appear that san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins released her report about her decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthonythe walgreen security guard who shot and killed banco brown out of walgreens on market street. april 27th. we are not going to be filing any charges against mr anthony, the security guard in connection with the shooting of banco brown at this time. ah! we do not believe that there is sufficient evidence to overcome what we would expect his defense of self defense to be the d. a also released the surveillance video from walgreens that shows how the shooting unfolded. the video shows banco brown carrying items towards the front door, and michael earl wayne anthony, stopping him to get into a physical altercation with anthony taking brown to the ground and getting on top of him, according to anthony brown repeatedly said he was going to stab the guard and anthony says he believed that threat the guard said at the time, he said he would let brown get up and leave. if he calmed down in the video. they both get up. that is when the guard unholstered his weapon, but kept it pointed down . bro

why many here are angry about district attorney brooke jenkins' decision not to file criminal charges against security guard michael earl wayne anthony. >> this is my right. he needs to be prosecuted. i don't believe for murder, but definitely for man slaught letter are and we see it. banko was out of the store, retreating the whole time. and the guard shot outside of walgreens. >> reporter: she called on the california attorney general and the u.s. department of justice to review the evidence and d.a. jenkins' decision. among the many voices at this event was a san francisco youth organizer who described why she was so affected by the fatal shooting of banko brown. she says her family, and she believes family like banko brown's, are constantly just struggling to survive in san francisco. >> what happens when your parents, your support system, your family system is surviving? you are left to do nothing but also survive. in the best way that you can. and unfortunately, for a lot of us, that means that we're stealing. >> reporter: the rally outside the district attorney's office lasted about an hour. and many raised concerns that banko

police arrested the guard 33-year-old michael erwin anthony following the shooting at market and fourth streets last thursday evening. district attorney jenkinsd the guard acted in self-defense and used reasonable force in response to a perceived threat. >> in this particular instance, this was a shoplifting that really, based on the facts, turned into a robbery. >> reporter: she said the security guard used lethal force and fired a single shot from his firearm that ultimately killed brown. >> the subjective assessment that they were in danger is not enough to furnish credible self-defense. you also have to show that anyone in the shoes of the guard would have felt the same way. the thing is that if the strongest evidence we have is this video and they are looking at the video and they don't think that what they have will be enough to refute the claim of self-defense, then that is the conclusion they have come to and they don't want to do it. >> reporter: the question the community is asking is, where do we go from here? >> what the community would want is less policing, more advocacy around how to help folks in crisis. >> reporter: they are

why many here are angry about district attorney brooke jenkins' decision not to file criminal charges against security guard michael earl wayne anthony. >> this is my right. he needs to be prosecuted. i don't believe for murder, but definitely for man slaught letter are and we see it. banko was out of the store, retreating the whole time. and the guard shot outside of walgreens. >> reporter: she called on the california attorney general and the u.s. department of justice to review the evidence and d.a. jenkins' decision. among the many voices at this event was a san francisco youth organizer who described why she was so affected by the fatal shooting of banko brown. she says her family, and she believes family like banko brown's, are constantly just struggling to survive in san francisco. >> what happens when your parents, your support system, your family system is surviving? you are left

decision comes after guard michael earl-wayne anthony allegedly shot and killed brown during a confrontation. now there's been controversy surround brooke jenkins decision not to press charges against the guard. >> 3 people are dead tonight following a multi-vehicle crash along highway 101. this happened just after midnight in sunnyvale between lawrence expressway and fair oaks avenue. just a brutal scene. 2 o the victims have been identified according to authorities. 28 year-old tyler, irsay of south san francisco. and 24 year-old paul denning junior died in the collision. investigators say the driver of a pickup truck lost control and slammed into the center divider going northbound on 101, 6 other cars then slammed into the truck. pileup, a spokesperson from the chp tells us 3 victims who were killed were out of their vehicles when they died. 5 other people were injured in the crash. the crash shut down traffic in both the north and southbound lanes of 101 all lanes since reopened. the work to prevent devastating wildfires says really started in a lot of parts of the bay area. and one of the tools firefighters are using again this year are a

anthony's wrongful taking of bancos life. now on the ther side of this district attorney brooke jenkins said she would not be pressing charges in this case based on surveillance footage. and anthony statement to police in which he shared, he felt his life was in danger. burris is expected to discuss the lawsuit later this afternoon in oakland. and we will be following that for you closely here on tv and online at kron 4 dot com. crowds gathered thursday night in minneapolis to mark 3 years since the death of george floyd. many laying flowers and pay respects in the area where he died. floyd was killed on may 25th 2020 police officer. derek chauvin was convicted for his murder for more than 9 minutes. chauvin held his knee to the back of floyd's neck. floyd's uncle says he's thankful for the woman who got out her phone and started recording floyd's final moments that day. thank god for don't know for sure are having the strength to stand there and >> and record incident because without knowing sure, take a good time to report an incident. we wouldn't be where we are and that you're we do have change that. >> president biden is

organizers who are demanding prosecution district attorney brooke jenkins drop the charges against walgreens security guard michael anthony, who shot brown for allegedly shoplifting. the da says the evidence supports the security guard's claim of acting in self-defense. but the san francisco board of supervisors now say they plan to ask the state department of justice to take a look at the evidence in the case. >> we need our leaders, especially our district attorney to start acting like leaders stop perpetuating anti-blackness to deliver justice. >> kron 4 reached out to attorney general rob bonta saw office to see if he is considering opening an investigation into brown's death. so far. >> we have not heard back tonight. more pushback to the new parking rules and prices coming to san francisco this summer. the president of the board of supervisors is now trying to block the new changes and as kron four's justine waltman reports he's getting support from the city's restaurants. but the golden gate restaurant association is asking for is a seat at the table to discuss how this parking price increase would impact the >> ho

. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced her office is dropping murder charges against 33 year old michael earl wayne anthony, the private security guard who fatally shot 24 year old banco brown at a walgreens last week. jenkins says after reviewing video of the incident and witness statements, she does not believe there is sufficient evidence to overcome the security guards argument that he was acting in self defense. >> we had to make a decision not to move forward with charging the shooting happened last thursday at the store near fourth and market streets. >> sfpd says they responded to a call about shoplifting. jenkins says surveillance video of the incident shows the situation escalated into a violent altercation. she says there's no indication that brown was armed. i'm not going to go into into full detail of the facts, but what i can say is that there was an escalation into violence being used as well as threats of further violence. >> i just don't think that there's justification for a murder, a murder of somebody. julia arroyo is the co-executive director of the young women's freedom center and a l

san francisco is still processing district attorney brooke jenkins decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthony for the april 27th shooting death of banco brown. her decision has already led to protests with more planned and now san francisco's leaders are stepping in the board of supervisors considering a resolution asking california attorney general rob bonta and the u. s. department of justice to look into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. if the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the supervisors, saying the district attorney's opinion that anthony guard would mount date successful self defense argument in court is wrong, given that a weapon was never found at the scene or on banco brown, most certainly if there's not a weapon that was brandished or a weapon, that was that was seen by anyone. then unfortunately, we know that this is a execution in cold blood, san francisco's mayor says while the shootin

anthony. and in a statement on monday, district attorney brooke jenkins says her office has, quote, reviewed witness statements, statements from the suspect and video footage of the incident and the evidence clearly shows that the suspect believed he was in mortal danger and acted in self-defense. >> it's 506, in the east bay berkeley's eviction moratorium is being phased out. currently all residential tenant evictions are prohibited except to stop an imminent threat to the health and safety of other occupants from now until august 31st. evictions for nonpayment of rent can proceed and also from owners to move in. that's allowed the eviction moratorium will completely end on september. 1st. happening today, the city of american canyon holds a public hearing next week on a proposal that would prevent smoking in common areas of multi union. a unit resident sees the city says it's an effort to protect the rights of non-smokers smoking would cover all tobacco marijuana quote, any other plant, whether it's natural or synthetic. that includes vaping. anybody who violates the proposed ordinance would be gi

san francisco is still processing district attorney brooke jenkins decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthony for the april 27th shooting death of banco brown. her decision has already led to protests with more planned and now san francisco's leaders are stepping in the board of supervisors considering a resolution asking california attorney general rob bonta and the u. s. department of justice to look into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. if the district attorney is going to look at that video and i think that there should not be charges brought when someone pulls out their gun in cold blood, the most certainly we need a higher level of government to step in the supervisors, saying the district attorney's opinion that anthony guard would mount date successful self defense argument in court is wrong, given that a weapon was never found at the scene or on banco brown, most certainly if there's not a weapon that was brandished or a weapon. that was that was seen by anyone then. unfortunately we know that this is a execution in cold blood. san francisco's mayor says while the shooting

. >> anthony and in a statement yesterday, the da brooke jenkins says that her office has, quote, reviewed witness statements, statements from the suspect and video footage of the incident and the evidence clearly shows that the suspect believed that he was in mortal danger. and acted in self-defense, end quote. it's 605, in berkeley's eviction moratorium is being phased out right now. it's in effect, all residential tenant evictions are banned except to stop an imminent threat to the health and safety of other of other occupants from now until august 31st. evictions for nonpayment of rent can go on the you can also be evicted for owner to move in or if you don't pay rent, the eviction moratorium will completely end on september. 1st, happening today, the city of american canyon is holding a public hearing on a proposal that would prevent people from smoking in common areas of apartment complexes, multi unit residences. the city says that this is to protect the rights of non-smokers. this would cover all tobacco. so whether you're smoking cigarettes, marijuana, any kind of plant, whether i

after guard michael earl-wayne anthony allegedly shot and killed banko brown during a confrontation. there has been controversy surrounding district attorney brooke jenkins decision not to press charges against the guard. >> an annual family event. a bunch of teenagers we're getting in fights over the weekend at the contra costa county fair. yeah. and that has some people calling for deputies to provide security for the event. but as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >> not everybody is in favor of that idea. >> the contra costa county fair was shut down early by security saturday night into out after several fights broke out between groups of juveniles >> really hard. my kid is next to me. >> this man who asked not to reveal his identity claims that he was assaulted by someone while he was reporting the flight to a woman on the securities that. >> and one of the grants they pushed me and he started. i said, you want to buy with me. you want to buy 28 unit and will not so it was perfect. officials at the contra costa county sheriff's office say it was around 07:26pm. when they received several reports of bites at the fair. and then when deputies approac

he's been identified as michael earl wayne anthony in a statement on monday, the district attorney, brooke jenkins says that her office has, quote, reviewed witness statements, statements from the suspect and video footage of the incident and the evidence clearly shows that the suspect believed he was in mortal danger and acted in self-defense. end quote. >> it's 07:00:04am, berkeley's eviction moratorium is being phased out. currently all residential tenant evictions are prohibited except to stop an imminent threat to the health and safety of other immigrants from now until august 31st. evictions for nonpayment of rent can go on or for an owner. move in. take an eviction. you the eviction moratorium will completely be gone as of september. 1st happening today, the city of american canyon is holding a public hearing. they're looking at a proposal that would prevent people from smoking in common areas condos and apartment buildings. multi unit places. the city says it's an effort to protect the rights of non-smokers. this smoking ban would cover all tobacco. so marijuana and any plant, whether it's

san francisco is still processing district attorney brooke jenkins decision to not charge michael earl wayne anthonyor the april 20/7 shooting death of banco brown. her decision has already led to protests with more planned and now san francisco's leaders are stepping in the board of supervisors considering a resolution asking california attorney general rob bonta and the u. s. department of justice to look into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. if the district attorney is going to look brought when someone pulls out tainly we need a higher level of government to step in the supervisors, saying the district attorney's opinion that anthony guard would mount date successful self defense argument in court is wrong, given that a weapon was never found at the scene or on banco brown, most certainly if there's not a weapon that was brandished or a weapon, that was that was seen by anyone. then, unfortunately, we know that this is a execution in cold blood, san francisco's mayor says while the shooting was tragic, she supports her district attorney. i think that the district attorney, it did ever