abc seven news continues to follow the story of banco brown. he's the 24 year old man who was shot by a guard at a walgreens and died. the san francisco da says the guard was acting in self defense, as abc seven news tara campbell reports. people are still angry. one year later, his name, randall brown, calls for justice the day a security guard shot and killed banco brown at a walgreens in san francisco. >> so banco was the type of person to give you the shirt off his own back. that's how that's how much he thought about others. even when he was struggling himself. >> julia arroyo is the executive director of the young women's freedom center, where banco was coming into his own fighting for transgender rights. >> he organized to talk about trans housing and specifically for trans masculine folks. he educated his. he taught us a lot. >> anger still felt over what played out in this walgreens. a guard suspecting the 24 year old of shoplifting in a scuffle shooting banco, later saying he felt his life was threatened one year out, the anger is jus

all right, abc seven news continues to follow the story of banco brown.s the 24 year old man who was shot by a guard at a walgreens and died. the san francisco da says the guard was acting in self defense, as abc seven news tara campbell reports. people are still angry. one year later, his name, rachel brown, calls for justice the day a security guard shot and killed banco brown at a walgreens in san francisco. >> banco was the type of person to give you the shirt off his own back. that's how that's how much he thought about others. even when he was struggling himself. >> julia arroyo is the executive director of the young women's freedom center, where banco was coming into his own fighting for transgender rights. >> he organized to talk about trans housing and specifically for trans masculine folks. he educated his. he taught us a lot. >> anger still felt over what played out in this walgreens. a guard suspecting the 24 year old of shoplifting in a scuffle shooting banco, later saying he felt his life was threatened one year out, the anger is just coming

similar to banco brown. >> tara campbell, abc seven news happening now two major road closures impacting drivers as caltrans tries to make repairs. >> nine miles of 680 southbound are closed through pleasanton between the 580 connector and koopman road that closure is scheduled to last until monday. caltrans is working on road repairs in the area. >> anybody who is familiar with that part of the road knows that there's potholes and all kinds of problems, and so right now, i'm happy to say we are on track to reopen on on time, on schedule. >> that is encouraging. 680 is scheduled to reopen at 4 a.m. monday. now in the north bay, westbound highway 37 is also closed all weekend. caltrans is repairing the pavement from vallejo to sears point. this is the second weekend in a row now that the road is shut down. there were brutal delays on the detour route last week, with people waiting 90 minutes to go just 13 miles. the closures are expected to be lifted also by 4 a.m. monday, and commuters have to worry about public transit in the east bay as well. there is construction on the bart trackway

abc seven news continues to follow the story of banco brown. his death sparked protests and vigils, but no criminal charges. saturday marked one year since a security guard shot and killed brown at a walgreens in san francisco. the guard suspected him of shoplifting. there was a scuffle, and that is when the guard shot brown. now, the guard later said that he felt his life was threatened. the san francisco da's office did not charge the guard with brown's killing, saying there was clear evidence that this was self-defense. people are still angry about this one year later, the anger is just coming from that. there really isn't justice for banco right now. in this moment, a year after banco brown. >> sadly, things have not changed, they've only gotten harder and harder. >> the young women's freedom center, where brown worked as an intern, honored him during a rally over the weekend. >> new developments in the fallout from sexual assault allegations against a rising political star in san francisco. our partners at the san francisco standard report

saturday marks one year since banco brown was killed outside of a walgreens in san francisco. m last april. the private security guard involved claims brown was shoplifting during this confrontation. michael earl wayne anthony shop around as he tried to leave the business a second time. the da's office did not try anthony because he argued self-defense claiming brown allegedly threatened to stab him. brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens. the guard and the company that employed the guards were fined. brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center. the center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, thank those life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient, incur, courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. a proposal to equip new cars with speed safety systems is moving forward in california, the bill was first introduced in january and would have mandated new cars made or sold in the state to have spee

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guard work find brown, a black transgender man was on housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's of freedom center issued a statement writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fell asleep, fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. end quote. >> another united flight had to be diverted sfo because of a mechanical issue. the flight was heading from sacramento going to denver yesterday when it had to land in san francisco. the aircraft is a boeing 7.37, this is a live look at sfo tonight. it is unclear what the mechanical issue was, but we're told the pilots did not have to make an emergency landing. but they landed nonetheless 160 people on board were put on a different plane and made it to denver. couple hours later. >> as we continue to keep an eye on the weather in the sierra ski resorts are already starting to switch gears from snow boarding to mountain biking. >> we're getting ready for the summertime. it's it's time for new woodward's gere open with a mountain biking and everything. so it's really we've got a whole bunch of diffe

brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the young women's freedom center issued a statement writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. end quote. >> other news tonight, william sonoma has been ordered to pay 3 million dollars in civil penalties for labeling chinese-made products as made in the usa. the chair of the ftc, the federal trade commission says the company's deception misled consumers unharmed, honest american businesses. william sonoma also owns pottery barn and west elm governor newsom will be heading to vatican city next month to participate in the vatican climate summit. >> that summit, which will include other american mayors and governors will happen between may 15th and may 17th. the governor's office says that he's going speak at the summit and also advanced sub national climate work. region in italy. >> we've got a tornado right here 2.15. >> 2 storm chasers had a very close call with a tornado near marietta, oklahoma. dram

brown, a black transgender man was unhoused of the time in a voeunteer organizer for the youth woman's freedom center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bancos lifeless worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. a celebration of life is being planned for a glide co-founder. the reverend cecil williams. he died last monday at the age of 94. he was also a civil rights and lgbtq activists, glide announcing on social media that the celebration of life will be held on sunday. may 12th at one of the afternoon at the glide church on ellis street. and here we take a live look outside a wide view here so we can see what's it looks like from our mount tam cam, sunny skies to start our week. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. that was pleasant today. just wake up full sun. yeah, beautiful, right? not a whole lot in the way of clouds along the coast. maybe a few, but that's about it. we've got blue skies here quite hours. you can see. >> and you might notice a little bit of a breeze. we're going to see that pick up

brown, a black transgender man was on house at the time and a volunteer organizer for young women's freedom center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. >> it's 8.36, right now. and the police say that car break-ins are down in san francisco, but another notable person had stuff stolen. and it was when southern california congressman adam schiff was at a fundraising dinner. we found out his stuff was stolen because he showed up to a fancy dinner in casual staff. that's all he had left because somebody broke in and stole the luggage from his car while it was parked in a downtown parking garage. it turns out they say that auto sets are actually down in san francisco, according to their data vehicle, property theft is down. 58% from this time last year. and the auto shops are seeing it to jay tease. auto repair says there's that used to see a lot of cars coming from broken windows. but now there are fewer 8.37 right now and local businesses are taking a hit because t

now brown and black transgender man was on housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for youth women's freedom center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. on the peninsula. san mateo county deputies arrested a man accused of taking a child very same day. she was reported kidnapped. so deputies say the woman approached them outside their headquarters on north fair oaks saturday afternoon to say that her 4 year-old daughter have been taken from her by the child's father. they say that man's car was spotted driving down el camino real. he was taken into custody and that child was returned unharmed to her mother. >> it appears that the supreme court may rule in favor of cities in the case of whether to allow punishment for unhoused people who are sleeping outside when shelters are at full capacity in the bay area. san francisco officials say they've been blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city does not have enough shelter space for the homeless

brown. a black transgender man was on housed at the time and a volunteer organizer for the group. young women's freedom center. issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights of dignity of trans people. on the peninsula. san mateo deputies arrested a man accused of taking a child the same day she was reported kidnapping. so deputies say the woman or a woman approached them outside their headquarters in north fair oaks saturday afternoon to report their 4 year-old daughter was taken from her by the child's father. police say the man's car was spotted driving down el camino real. he was especially taken into custody and that child was returned unharmed to their mother. >> another burden in the bay area's tested positive for west nile, which comes from mosquitoes. you're looking at those here. contra costa county officials say they found it in a dead crow in concord earlier this month. that's the first case of west nile this year. they're officials in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties have already repo

brown, a black transgender man was an housed at the time and a volunteer organization for young women's freedom center. the center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bancos life was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. police arrested 2 minors accused of carjacking and robbing a person in vallejo. police say that victim was sitting in his car right near halladay street and cassidy street. this was tuesday night when a man apparently walked up with a weapon. the robert drove off in the dodge avenger. 2 days later, officers say they spotted that stolen car. they said the that ensued ended in berkeley after the driver crashed into another vehicle. police say 2 people then ran out of that car and across the highway before police ultimately arrested him. the miners were booked into the salon county juvenile detention facility. wow. culled businesses right now taking a hit as the sausalito ferry remains closed for commuters. the closures are now into their second week after inspection found that one of the pier pilings was damage