dan floyd owner of dan good cookies says he has received so much support, he sold out of cookies yesterday. the city says the tomorrow or sunday while it searches for a new operator. >>> the economy is one of the four areas we focus on at abc 7 as we work to build a better bay area amid the coronavirus pandemic. the san francisco zoo says that it needs to jen ragenerate reve continue operations. and this is video from the zoo showing some of the safety guideline misplace as it prepares to reopen. right now, the zoo falls under the category of businesses set to reopen on july 15th. but zoo officials are backing last night's move by the board of supervisors to ask the state for local control so it can decide when to reopen businesses. >> it allows us to set a time line of reopening that is connected to what we're seeing in san francisco as opposed to just having to follow whatever the state tells us. >> admissions revenue accounts for more than 70% of their operating budget. >>> 7-eleven says no free slurpee day this year because of covid-19 concerns. the convenience store is worried about c

. >> in the three-minute video, gayle hayden is seen ordering dan floyd to stop handing out the flags claiming it was against the rules of the farmer's market. floyd said he was offering them to his customer at his dan good cookie's booth in recognition of pride month and honor of the lgbtq community. hayden issued this statement saying in part "my actions on june 7 offended the lgbtq community which was definitely not my intention. and for that, i'm vesorry." meanwhile, support is pouring in for dan good cookies. signs reading we stand with dan. and, love wins. the shop had to close early because they ended up running out of cookies. >>> san francisco's pier 39 will reopen its doors to visitors tomorrow. monitors will be limiting the number of people allowed on the pier to count for social distancing. outdoor seating and dining has been added and masks are mandatory. >> we have been very thoughtful about reopening pier 39. we want people to feel safe and comfortable when they bring their families back to visit with us. >> there will also be social ancingkers in place for those who wa

. >> reporter: she's speaking to dan floyd, owner dan good cookies. he and livermore pride's executive director were handing out pride flags. >> where she became very confrontational, very condescending about the entire thing. >> nobody else has flags. that should have been a clue. >> reporter: gayle's daughter and cfma's senior market manager, kayla hayden, says children were using the flags to have sword fights. >> and little kids were poking each other with them, using them as swords. >> reporter: and says floyd refused to follow the rules as outlined in these 30-plus pages. petitions and flier distributions are prohibited inside the market and must occur outside the market or in the free speech zone. >> i don't care what the flags are for. it has nothing to do with anything. >> reporter: floyd says he feels the lgbtq community was targeted. >> i was scared, not necessarily for myself, but also for my business. it definitely felt like the flags and what they represent were the target of her -- of her tirade. >> reporter: but hayden says it was a bi

dan floyd, the owner of the booth, says he is more upset about how she handled the situation. >> considering that she called passing out the flags a plying activity which it is most definitely is not and it is tied to my identity definitely -- it definitely felt like there was some kind of issue there. >> it had to do with the flag itself. and my concerns on the liability of it when they were handing them out to children and they're fencing with them. >> in a message posted to instagram, livermore pride says the farmers market association resigned and was not fired. it says now livermore downtown will find new management for the market. >>> the mayor is stepping down of her response to calls for police reform. marigold had been under mounting public pressure to resign from the city council and her position as its rotating mayor since june 1 when she seemed to dismiss the idea of a formal discussion on police use of force policy. >> to me it is like a solution looking for a problem, so until we feel like we have that problem, i don't see that that is a place that i would specifically want to

dan floyd, the owner of dan good cookies says he distributes the flags at his store. last sunday, he passed them out of the farmers market. on sunday, the management told him that passing out pride flags from his booth violates the vendor agreement. >> we are neutral on everything. there is a place for each activity within the market. i'm sorry he felt singled out. that was not our intent. it's the same rules for everybody. >> it's definitely the worst experience i've had in livermore, unfortunately, because our community is so accepting. >> the manager of the farmers market admits she could have been more sensitive. she wants him to reconsider and come back to the farmers market. >>> the time is 4:23. a man is being called a hero because he saved someone's life. this happened wednesday on a part of a road in san the king county known for a lot of crashes. a 20-year-old woman was reportedly driving too fast. her car ended up in that canal. that's when three strangers jumped into action. one went into the water, broke the car windows and pulled the unconscious woman ou

. >> reporter: these are the tense moments of the farmer's market where vendor dan floyd was recentlyold to stop passing out pride flags. >> i will suspend you right now. >> reporter: gale hayden, who heads the california farmer's market association is the one in that video. floyd says he was selling cookies at his stand just as he had for the past four years. only this time he was also passing out free pride flags. >> you don't come yelling at each other. you explain if there's a disagreement. >> reporter: there is a free speech area where passing out flags would have been allowed, but not in the food zone. she went on to say that kids were using the flags as swords, creating a dangerous situation. >> if he just wanted to pass out rainbow stickers or take the flag part off the shaft, that would be better for us. >> reporter: at one point, the argument took another turn. >> i've been in places for 40 years where they bring out fetuses and put them on ironing boards. my job is to run the market, not to satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a pol

dan floyd, owner of dan good cookiesa h received so much support that hemo the ci says the farmer's market won't operate tomorrow or sunday because it is searching for a new operator. >>> and facebook will now have the option to turn off political ads. the setting will roll out to all users in the u.s. over the next few week. facebook will also launch a voting information center. users can fimd out how to register to vote, how to request a mail-in or absentee ballot and find out where and when to vote. >>> boston dynamics is making its mechanical kay anyocanine a for purchase. and spot is not cheap. each costs nearly $75,000. also if you are worried about spot being misused to create a scene out of a sci-fi movie, have no fear, boston dynamics says before you get one, you must agree that you will not use spot as a weapon. >> i have a simple rmeor face, has no place. >> speak on it. that's it. except mike wants it for corn hole. >> that is scary. that is all i'm saying. it is scary. let's take a look at the accuweather highlights as we step outside through mt. tam. my wife is back to work.

. >> reporter: these are the tense moments of the farmer's market where vendor dan floyd was recently told to stop passing out pride flags. >> i will suspend you right now. >> reporter: gale hayden, who heads the california farmer's market association is the one in that video. floyd says he was selling cookies at his stand just as he had for the past four years. only this time he was also passing out free pride flags. >> you don't come yelling at each other. you explain if there's a disagreement. >> reporter: there is a free speech area where passing out flags would have been allowed, but not in the food zone. she went on to say that kids were using the flags as swords, creating a dangerous situation. >> if he just wanted to pass out rainbow stickers or take the flag part off the shaft, that would be better for us. >> reporter: at one point, the argument took another turn. >> i've been in places for 40 years where they bring out fetuses and put them on ironing boards. my job is to run the market, not to satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a p

dan floyd owner of dan good cookies says he has received so much support, he sold out of cookies yesterday. the city says the farmers market will not operate tomorrow or sunday while it searches for a new operator. >>> the economy is one of the four areas we focus on at abc 7 as we work to build a better bay area amid the coronavirus ic. the san fransco zoo says that it needs to gene and this is video from the zoo showingulace as it prepares to reopen. right now, the zoo falls under the category of businesses set to reopen on july 15th. but zoo officials are backing last night's move by the board of supervisors to ask the state for local control so it can decide when to reopen businesses. >> it allows us to set a time line of reopening that is connected to what we're seeing in san francisco as opposed to just having to follow whatever the state tells us. >> admissions revenue accounts for more than 70% of their operating budget. >>> boston dynamics is making its mechanical canine available. but spot the four legged robot is not dheecheech. it costs more than $75,000. and boston dynamics sa

dan floyd owns dan good cookies. he distributes the flags at his store. last sunday, he was passing them out at the livermore farmers market. on sunday, the manager of the farmers market told him that passing out pride flags from his booth violates the vendor agreement. >> we are neutral on everything. there is just a place for with i'm sorry he felt singled out. that was not our intent. it is the same rules for everyone. >> it was definitely the worst experience i have had in livermore, unfortunately. our community is so accepting. >> she admits she could have been more sensitive. she wants him to reconsider and come back to the farmers market. >>> it is 5:18. the fda has taken away authorization for 2 drugs for anti-malaria. hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine are not likely to be effective in treating the they say the side effects are greater than the risks of the potential benefits. they will no longer distribute these drugs for health or department treatments. hydroxychloroquine was frequently touted by president trump who took it for a while, himself

.>> reporter: dan floyd in livermore showed us the pride flags he distributes at his door. given an encounter with market management earlier this month he does not plan to be back.>> it was definitely the worst experience i've had in livermore, unfortunately because our community is so accepting.>> you need to go read the rules. >> reporter: this is video of the executive director of the california farmers market association who manages the market. she tells dan passing out pride flags violence the vendor agreements.>> admission of the market is for farmers and you are in a different right situation here.>> i'm not going to show up with the flags again without telling you. >> it was rather ironic that we were met with this over something so simple it's not a political issue, this is a human rights issue. >> it was brought to the attention of the managers that there were kids with these flags and it was getting kind of rough.>> she tells of safety and liability concerns were among her reasons and the market is for food, not free speech. there is a designated area for that. >

dan floyd says he distributes the flags at his store. last sunday, he passed them out at the farmers market. on sunday, the manager of the market told him that passing out pride flags from his booth violates the vendor agreement. >> we are neutral on everything. there is a place for each activity within the market. i'm sorry he felt singled out. that is not our intent. it's the same rules for everybody. >> it's the worst experience i have had in livermore, unfortunately. our community is normally so accepting. >> she now says she could have been more sensitive in dealing with the issue. she would like him to reconsider and come back to the farmers market. >>> the supreme court is refusing to hear several cases involving qualified immunity. that is the legal doctrine makes it difficult to sue police officers for misconduct. the court says it would not hear any of the cases related to this issue before its next term, which begins in october. they also rejected bid i the trump administration to throw out california's sanctuary law. the majo

. >> so, dan floyd says that, well, that was the talk that he had with the head of the california farmersciation. her name is gail hayden. her daughter said there is a free speech area where passing t fld hbu nka at one point the argument actually takes another turn. >> i've been in places for 40 years where they bring out fetuses and put them on ironing boards. my job is to run the market. not to satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a political agenda. >> now, those with the farmers market say that they would like to talk it out with floyd going forward. >>> now, to our morning money report. 24 hour fitness says it is filing for bankruptcy and the news comes just days after it announced it is closing more than 100 gyms, including 13 here in the bay ar the san ramon based chain say their issues are directly linked to the pandemic. 24 hour fitness says it hopes it reopen the locations by the end of the month. if you want a full list of the locations that are going to be closed, you can go to our website abc7news.com. >>> right now we're taking a li

dan floyd feels like he and the lgbtq community were targeted. >> little kids were poking each otherg them as swords. >> definitely felt like the flags and what they represent were the target of her tirade. >> hayden's daughter says she apologizes for floyd feeling singled out. floyd says after he received a warning, he won't be returning to the market. >>> advocates plan to call on san francisco mayor london breed to direct more resources to undocumented workers. they say latino low wage workers are on average three months of rent behind because of the pandemic. organizers plan to gather at 10:00 this morning in front of san francisco city hall. >>> also, san francisco voters this fall may make a difference in unlocking $300 million in revenue. mayor london breed today plans to introduce a ballot measure that would reform the city's tax system. the city has collected $300 million in business tax revenues but that is now locked up in litigation. the added revenue could help offset a projected budget shortfall approaching $2 billion over the next two years. >>> a new look this morning

that vendor, dan floyd, said he did have a problems over last year . last sunday the farmers market manager, gail hayden, told him passing out the flags violated his vendor agreement. she said safety and liability concerns were among the reasons . >>> the mayor of hillsboro announced she's going to resign at the end of this month after she dismissed calls for a formal debate about police rerm. two weeks ago the city council meeting mayor leo gold and her colleagues said it wasn't necessary to have the police chief reports on the use of force in the police department. that led a petition drive calling for the mayor to be recalled. myhrvold will officially resign at the end of the month .] >>> happening today, senate republicans are going to introduce their plan for police reform. the gop plan calls for a ban on choke holds more police training, and a database to track police use of force. it is similar to a plan by house democrats, but does not include their call to strip the qualified immunity from police officers. that protects them from lawsuits aga

. >> reporter: these are the moments where vendor dan floyd was recently told to stop passing out pridegs. >> i will suspect you r.enorr: heads the california farmers market association is the one in that video. floyd says he was selling cookies at his stand, just as he had for the past four years only this time he was also passing out free pride flags. >> you don't come yelling at each other. you explain calmly if a disagreement. >> reporter: hayden's daughter says there is a free speech area where passing out flags would have been allowed but not in the food zone. she went on to say kids were using the flags as swords creating a dangerous situation. >> if he just wanted to pass out rainbow stickers or take the flag part off the shaft and that would even be better for us. >> reporter: at one point, the argument took another turn. >> i've been in places for 40 years where they bring out fetuses and they put them on ironing boards. my job is to run the market. not to satisfy your political point of view. >> at no point did i think i was pushing a political agenda or a political point of

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dan floyd is the owner of dan good cookies and he distributes flags for mister. manager of the market told floyd the passing out pride flags from his violates the vendor agreement. >> we are neutral on everything. there's just a place for each act committee within the market so i'm sorry he felt angled out. that was not our intent. it is the same rules for everybody. >> it was definitely the worst experience i've had in livermore. unfortunately. because our community is so accepting. >> the market manager said she could've been more sensitive. she realizes that now. she also has that she would like floyd to reconsider and come back to the farmers market. >>> time now is 8:46 and medical associations are warning that the coronavirus can affect both the mental and physical health of doctors and nurses. elmhurst hospital in your city was overwhelmed by numbers of patients during the eighth early stages of a pandemic. the hospital for support groups to help employees talk to their psychological and emotional trauma. >> we plan we think about and we knew covid was nev

. >> cientos dan adiós a george floyd , comenzamos . >> [música] . >> este es su noticiero telemundo>> [música] . >> ¿qué tal? buenas tardes los saludamos gracias por su compañía . >> iniciamos dando seguimiento al caso de un hombre que muere a mano de las autoridades, estamos en vivo de oakland adelante . >> ¿qué tal? buenas tardes así es habían 200 a 300 personas manifestando por su muete, aquí en oakland hablamos con algunos que exigen que se publiquen nombres de los agentes involucrados . >> abrieron fuego contra erick, con niños (...). >> por qué crees que le dispararon a tu hermano?. >> eso dios los abierto de lo sabe pero por miedo , pero por qé no tenía pistola . >> bueno vimos la hermana de erick que nos dijo que la novia estaba dentro del vehículo y también fue herida de bala, salgado iba a casa de sus padres cuando pasó la tragedia, la familia nos abierto de estados unidos detalles del por qué dispararon y mataron a salgado también su hermana dijo que (...) hablamos con una tía de salgado información en noticiero 48 telemundo en vivo . >> gracias flavio . >> mire este vier

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a lot of people out there showing their solidarity after the death of george floyd. dan? >> absolutely, ama. and great to see that peaceful display. thousands of people out tonight. and they are marching in some hot weather. not as hot as it is in other parts of the bay area, spencer, but warm nonetheless. >> you're right about that, dan. it's warm all across the region. still hot in some spots. we had three record highs today for this day. check them out. 88 degrees in oakland. 89 at sfo. 95 in santa cruz. all new records for this date. and we still have a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area until 9:00 tonight. it expires at 8:00 in mendocino and lake counties and is in effect until 8:00 tomorrow night in solano county. heat illness is possible under these extremely hot conditions. right now it's still pretty warm in some spots. only 71 in san francisco. oakland 79. 93 at redwood city. 97 at gilroy. 70 at pacifica. and it's really hot in some north bay and inland east bay locations. mid- to upper 90s at santa rosa, petaluma, napa, concord and livermore. and

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life pd, one of the latest cop shows to get pulled from tv as protests continue over the george floyd death. dan host of life pd and the founder of the law and crime network. good afternoon to you and let's try to work our way through this. why was it canceled? tell us. >> i am not certain exactly why because obviously due to pressure to cancel the show based on the current environment that we are in. again, i had thought the show would survive, i had thought that we could both support the important protests and calls for change that are going on around this country and say transparency amongst police officers and police departments can and should be a part of that. but in the end, the decision was made to end th the show. >> bill: here's what i appreciated about your show. you have detailed for viewers how tough the job is for officers on control. >> and how uncertain it is for officers on patrol. they just don't know what is going to be around the next corner. they don't know what the next could be. they don't know who is in the car that they are pulling over, but i should say that also part o

reportera: tras la muerte de floyd la situaciÓn fue intolerable. >> le dan cachetada a los latinos.xicanos abandonaron estados unidos para regresar a vivir a este paÍs. sin embargo, se incrementÓ el regreso de paisanos en estos mediante. ella quiere visitar a su abuela, que le duele mucho la separaciÓn a su padre. que trabaja como mecanico en california. >> es perfectamente bilingüe. cursÓ hasta preparatoria. le deseo que asÍ sea. que esperemos que pronto regrese por la puerta grande. >> quiero que sigan orgullosos de mÍ. jorge: es una nueva tendencia. mÁs mexicanos que se van de los estados unidos. que vinieron a este paÍs. vemos con la pandemia cÓmo quedan los nÚmeros. ilia: importante que pueda aprovechar el nuevo comienzo para ella tambiÉn. jorge: gracias. ♪ [tema musical] vera: hoy, en el día del maestro, quiero felicitar a todos los maestros de este plantel por su dedicación, entrega a la educación y espíritu de enseñanza ante las nuevas generaciones. aplausos. [aplauso] y de modo especial, quiero felicitar públicamente a un gran ser humano y un ejemplo a seguir, entregado a l

floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me about why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when hayden question floyd she says hayden's enforcement of the rules was her excuse for attacking members of the lgbt community this is disneyland it was like they w

law and order and the people that will do it our brave cops. 99%, not the idiot in the george floyd case. dan bongino, last word, we've got a lot to get to. >> listen, i don't disagree with geraldo. the problem is, these people like al sharpton and others, they don't want to fix the problem. sin, the intimidation is the coin of the realm. they intimidate companies and people into complying with their agenda and some of them have made literally careers out of inciting racial animus. there's no interest in fixing this problem at all. here there is, not there. we are interested in fixing it, not them. >> sean: thank you both, we appreciate it. we learn as we look at these pictures of the attempt to hold on statures, lafayette park, park police were called in, metro police were called in. in rapid order and were able to push them out of the park. we will continue to update, we will go back to kevin corke on that in just a minute. here with more reaction to all of this and housing and urban development secretary, ben carson with us. dr. carson, good to have you back. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: i

floyd's death in minneapolis. and now san francisco's police chief is addressing the incident kron four's dan kerman joins us live now in san francisco with how the department is reacting good evening. dan. >>good evening justine this video that you're seeing has to do with an incident as you mentioned that happened back in january but resurfaced following what happened to george floyd lots of questions as to whether this is a use of force at all what constitutes a use of force and whether or not this violates department policy in san francisco. you're looking at police bodycam an eyewitness video posted of san francisco police taking a suspect into custody back in january and hunters point. the eyewitness video in the center was posted to social media on friday and has raised questions as to whether the tactics used for similar to those minneapolis police used that led to the death of george floyd you to the new video are feeling concerning. >>during wednesday's online police commission meeting chief bill scott told commissioners the department's internal affairs bureau is now investigating. >>and the chief has

dan bongino. houston, by the way, george floyd's original hometown, he went to rebuild his life when he made this ve and was trying to do so in minnesota. last word, dan. >> i'm sorry, sean. i mean it. >> sean: i heard your apology. >> this is not like some tv b.s. this is my city, i grew up there. you grew up there too. so my friends, then on my liberal friends, they're not my conservative friends, they're friends of mine. i don't give a damn about the politics. they're losing their city and their livelihood because of bad leadership and it's generally painful from the bottom of my heart to watch this happen and lifetime. my apologies, but this has got to stop tonight. please, for the sake of the country, stop it tonight. >> sean: dan bongino, pat bronson dominic brosnan. the mysterious appearance, get this, pile of bricks, literally being stationed near the sites of where these protests and riots ultimately become. they are staging it. joining us now to report another disturbing story, he's in our west coast barrow tonight, chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. so they are literally

standard of justice. >> reporter: as floyd's body went on one last journey, crowds lined the streets of houston honoring a man most of them never knew and now will never forget dan nbc news >> one day after speaking at his brother's few son ifhe will be capitol hill tracie potts, what can we expect from today's hearing >> expect to hear not only george floyd's brother but also democrats and republicans grappling what they want to do to have an impact to reduce police brutality they're undecided in washington, proposals by democrats to restrict choke holds and create a national database, republicans trying to come up with their own, the white house now saying according to a couple of sources by thursday they'll unveil their own set ofpackage of initiatives, things congress can do, things the president can do on his own, and speaking of the president, republicans kind of backing away from what turned out to be a controversial tweet president trump pitching with no could be operation at all a conspiracy theory about the 75-year-old protester in buffalo who was knocked down by police president trump in his tweet suggesting that he may have been working with antifa t

floyd's death in minneapolis. now san francisco's police chief is addressing the incident kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in san francisco with how the department is reacting good evening. dan. >>well the police have launched an investigation into this they're also wanting an independent investigation which they've asked for they're looking at their policies and believe that whatever the policies are now they're not clear enough for officers. the arrest of a man in hunters point back in january has led to an investigation into the san francisco police department. this police body cam video and eyewitness video has raised questions as to whether sfpd policy was violated and whether tactics used were similar to tactics, minneapolis police used that led to the death of george floyd. >>given my own what's going on in our country right now. ordered is the floor with george clooney. we have to stop the department are committed no one to their own investigation during wednesday's online police commission meeting chief bill scott told commissioners. >>the department's internal affairs bureau is now investigating

floyd's neck. for nine minutes. nearly nine minutes. bill might rip something offensive drafted without any complainant dan type of brutal tactics that led to george floyd's death. it does not initially prevent the kind of tactics that sparked this whole debate in the first place. and breonna taylor was asleep in her bedroom in louisville, kentucky, when they were executing a no knock warrant by the police. the republican bill does not ban the no knock warrants and is a limited or require police department to provide more information before obtaining them from the force. it calls for more data. more data. on the use of no knock. on the tragic loss of breonna taylor, how can it not even attempt to prevent the kind of events that led to her death. mention of president johnson in the march and the righteous movement for civil rights in america, had proposed a bill called for more data on the effectiveness of taxes and other butchering intimidation techniques. imagine the present johnson instead the voting rights act, the commission has studied the issue a little bit more. there is no t escaping the fact that senate republicans have drafted

crossfire hurricane investigation with national journal senate reporter dan cohen and will talk about the protest following george floyd's killing in manhattan institute heather mac donald and texas democratic congressman out green will join us to discuss the continuing protest nationwide. watch c-span "washington journal" live in seven eastern wednesday morning and join the discussion with your facebook comments, and tweet. >> on wednesday former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein testifies before the senate judiciary committee on the fisa application process used during the fbi investigation into possible ties between the trump campaign and russian officials. >> the fbi investigation was taken over by special counsel robert mueller who rosenstein appointed in 2017, watch live coverage of the hearing beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span on-demand at c-span.org or listen live wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >> at a news conference canadian prime minister responded to a question on the racial tensions and civil unrest in the u.s., here's wt

we all feel it after george floyd's death, says congressman dan crenshaw, a young leader of the republicancongressman of texas. he is the american hero, the war hero. wears the eye patch. but we are still accountable for our actions, no amount of righteous anger can justify violent and destructive action. we must do better. leaders must end the riots now. you see, this is a perfect example of a very intelligent man saying something that doesn't make sense. you can't look past why this is happening and say this must stop. stop this right now, but i'm not going to say anything about why this is happening. i'll say raw emotion is a natural result of injustice. so if you know there were injustice, if you don't address the injustice, why would they go home? why is this wrong when you won't address the wrong that led to this? do you understand the logic of that? that's our problem with leadership right now. the president saying you have to dominate these people. dominate them. dominate them. this is a movement. you must crush it or it will grow. this is a movement for social justice. let's bring

quiero contarles que hoy familiares y amigos le dan el Último adiÓs a george floyd, en un funeral privadoÚblica el lunes en las que 6000 personas honraron su memoria la ciudad que lo vio crecer. servicios conmemorativos se dan justo cuando un juez impone una fianza de mÁs de 1,000,000 de dÓlares al expolicÍa de mineÁpolis acusado por asesinato en segundo grado por la muerte de floyd en vivo desde houston en texas francisco nos muestra como avanza la jornada a esta hora. francisco: buenos dÍas. segundo dÍa de los servicios fÚnebres de floyd. y anoche como lo mencionaste hubo una velada con oraciones muy emotiva en donde aproximadamente 1000 personas se reunieron en la preparatoria en donde estudiÓ durante su juventud. excompaÑeros del equipo de fÚtbol americano pasaron al escenario, contaron anÉcdotas que pasaron durante el tiempo en el que fue deportista en ese equipo de fÚtbol americano. y obviamente los cds aprovechÓ el momento para exigir justicia y que esto no se vuelva a repetir. los 4 hermanos de floyd tomaron la palabra, agradecieron a los asistentes y a las miles de personas que h

floyd. >>> muy buena, quince dÍas despuÉs de su muerte en custodia policial hoy su familia, amigos, le dan ha generado ayer en la iglesia una multitud frente a su fÉretro para unirse a las voz que reclaman cambios en corporaciÓn... no quieren que su muerte sea en vano y en estos momentos se celÉbralo Último servicio religioso antes de partir a su sepelio. >>> vamos a entrar directamente a la iglesia donde hoy en contraste con ayer donde se permitiÓ que el pÚblico pasara por el fÉretro de george floyd hoy los que estÁn dentro de la iglesia son familiares, amigo, algunos amigos y algunas personas que han invitado la familia a estar presentes en el dÍa de hoy. >>>. >>> nos vamos ahora a pasar ahora con francisco cuevas que estÁ precisamente ahÍ afuera de donde se estÁ llevando a cabo el sepelio, adelante francisco, te escuchamos. >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes en total serÁn 500 personas que podrÁn estar dentro de este iglesia muchos de los invitados han comenzado a llegar solamente estarÁn presentes amigos cercanos familiares y algunas figuras pÚblicas entreerlos el reverendo y mayweather se

floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when hayden question floyd she says hayden's enforcement of the rules was her excuse for attacking members of the lgbt community this is disneyland it was like they were co

dan ashley. the bay area is out in force to honor george floyd. let's go back live now to the march and rally happening in fremont. >> abc 7 news amanda del castillo is there live. amanda, tell us what's happening where you are. >> more than 100 protesters just left washington high school here in fremont. they are making that two-mile trip to fremont police headquarters, which is where we're at right now. we want to send it to sky7 so you can get a view of what that crowd looks like overhead. plenty of young people wanting to make a difference. organizers say they're expecting around 300 people to come protest the death of george floyd and to push for the end of police brutality. fremont pd added staffing to its patrol division. we are still expecting the citywide curfew to go into effect at 8:00 tonight through 5:00 a.m. pd says this is to prevent large-scale looting, though they add there has been no credible threat. we connected with a 16-year-old high school stunt, the first protester to arrive this afternoon with permission from his parents,

floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when hayden question floyd she says hayden's enforcement of the rules was her excuse for attacking members of the lgbt community this is gives me like it was like they were comin

floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month. last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me about why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it is something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when hayden question floyd she says hayden's enforcement of the rules was her excuse for attacking members of the lgbt community this is disneyland it was like they w

>>floyd is the owner of dan good cookies on pacific avenue. he says he was handing out the flags in celebration of pride month last year he did the same thing, but this year he was told it wasn't allowed i really don't know the motivations behind. >>the way they reacted that they didn't you know i they haven't come out and still gets to me why they did it. >>the cfm a took over the livermore farmers market earlier this year, the association has a set of rules for each vendor to follow. one of those states petitions and flyer distributions are prohibited inside the market. livermore is pride organization argues the flag is neither handing out the pride flag is not a political act. it something to celebrate. >>has nothing to do with politics and it has everything to do with making a safer and more inclusive community executive director amy palmer who was the one recording when hayden question floyd she says hayden's enforcement of the rules was her excuse for attacking members of the lgbt community this is the way it was like they were coming up

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siguió más de una semana por la muerte de george floyd >>> acude hablar con los organizadores una celebración, justo cuando el día de hoy tantas personas danós quiero que vea el número de personas que se han reunido en este parque para recordarlo y reflejar el impacto de su muerte todo esto comenzando a las 5:00 de la tarde, se promovió por las redes sociales el evento de cinco horas tendrá testimonios de diferentes miembrosde la comunidad un momento en que muchos afirman fue injusto y discriminatorio vamos a hacer un sermónpor george floyd >>> nuevamente con estas imágenes en vivo poco poco la genteestá llegando aquí estarán aquí hasta las 10:00 de la noche y anticipan alta participación de la comunidad estemos presente y regresaremos con usted en media hora con más detalles de este evento >>> la agencia de alcohol, tabaco armas y explosivos ofrece una recompensa de $10,000 para encontrar a los responsables de saquear una tienda en santa mónica los sospechosos llevaron más de dos docenas de armas de fuego y ahora se teme que podría ser la que esté circulando en la comunidad estoy pensando que allí hay armasen cualquier persona para agarra

floyd. >>he says law enforcement must do better and he's committed to change. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news also in the city california street cannabis was robbed and looted late saturday night, the owner. >>telling us he estimates at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. today was supposed to be the day the owner and his partners launched the compassion program where he planned to donate product to hiv positive in low income san franciscans but the robbery has put that program on pause. >>more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership is looting and destruction hit the city sunday night the car dealership says it spent the majority of the day fixing the cars that were left on the lot and cleaning up all the glass and debris from shattered windows and doors coffers. taylor dispatch, this tacky spoke to the dealership owner and has more details. >>the owner of the dealership says that the looting began across the street at the marina square shops around 7.30 people made their way into the dealership by 1030 people drove off with nearly million

floyd. this one is happening in north carolina at a state where he was born. >> cnn's dan gallagher is thereive in reford, north carolina. thank you so much. tell us what is expected there today. >> so, george floyd was actually born about 20 minutes from here in raeford in fayetteville, north carolina. this is where a lot of his family still lives today. that is the point of the memorial service today. they want it to be about family. they want it to be about george, not about what his death has meant to the rest of the country. it's going to happen in this building right here behind me. looking through those windows they'll have george floyd's body and they are going to have a two-hour public viewing period where anybody can come and pay their respects to george floyd. again, he still has quite a bit of family in the north carolina area. his sister lives here in raeford. she had described george as almost a father figure to her. the point of the private family memorial that is going to take place at 3:00 this afternoon is to celebrate his life but also his faith. his family has described g

dan ashley. another day of demonstrations all over the bay area. large crowds, peaceful crowds pushing for change ten days after the death of george floyd. ds of people filled the streets of fremont today the march and to make their message heard. and they're still out there tonight. amanda del castillo is live with the story. amanda? >> dan, protesters just arrived to police headquarters here in fremont about ten minutes ago. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see this demonstration going on right now. i'm estimating a couple hundred protesters, more than 300, that's for sure. the group marched the two miles from washington high school to fremont police headquarters, many in masks, carrying sign, hoping their message is heard. of course, like the similar efforts we've seen across the bay area, the crowd is protesting the death of george floyd and calling for an end to police brutality. i want to take you overhead to sky 7. as a show of solidarity, we've seen many kneel at these demonstrations. at a protest earlier this week, many called on fremont mayor lily mei to take a knee.

floyd was killed last week. >> cnn's omar jimenez was there, he was able to speak to the governor. tell us about what governor dan walz had to say a little less than two weeks now after this murder. >> well, jim and poppy, this was his first visit to the intersection where george floyd's final moments played out so infamously on that cell phone video. and one of the things he spoke about was really trying to embrace the moment that this state is actually in. he realizes how high the stakes are for what the next steps are going to be here for him and, again, his state as well over the course of the past week, he's had to deploy the largest assembly of national guard, domestically within the state of minnesota, that it has seen in its history. he's balanced some of the violent protests we have seen, again, in the nighttime in some cases, and then here we are, a little over a week later, he stops by this intersection and reflects a little on what it means to be here. >> i think it's for me, i have to personally and viscerally feel this. i don't think we get another chance to fix this in the country. i really don't.