garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia.

they say when garcia was asked to show the hand, he didn't. the deputy said he shot first, afraid that garcia had a gun. garcia was a chef and leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> as tpandemic, the economy is one thing abc7 has focused on as we try to build a better bay area. restaurantnoran owners are push back against a decision against reopening indoor dining. they say outdoor dining may not be available much longer and they might not survive. laura anthony with the story. >>> ten miles awowroad, and hav meal. >> reporter: with their offer limited inside dining, restaurant owners in pleasanton are none too happy that alameda county health officials won't

garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm. >>very collected person. work with a team player is our small space and so that's why the video. >>it's just shocking though dolly award with garcia and says there are plenty of questions all around. >>none of that was. officer in the wrong. >>garcia had a blood alcohol level nearly 4 times the legal limit at the time of the shooting. dalia says his death raises a bigger question of a mental health among the latin community in napa county. >>in terms of the way law enforcement approach is stories like that. and also the community as a the burden of sheep in standing during this whole presidents. >>members of the garcia family along with the mexican consulate met with the napa sheriff's on wednesday before the video was released. ackman remains o

after a minute when garcia got close, sergeant ackman fired and struck garcia six times. >> in this situation it appears to me that the deputy followed his training and our protocols and he dealt with the threat that he was offered. >> reporter: garcia died at queen of the valley medical center the next day. we asked whether six shots was the appropriate response to the threat posed by garcia who was later found to be totally unarmed. >> we train to fire until the threat stops. if we don't do that in our training, under stress in critical incidents like this, there's going to be an issue with not stopping that threat. that could cause more loss of life. that could cause things to go down a different path that makes things worse. >> reporter: now mr. garcia was later found to have a blood alcohol content of 0.338 at the time of his death. at this point the sheriff's deputy involved, sergeant ackman, is on paid administrative leave. this incident is under investigation by napa county major crimes unit that involves the district attorney, city of napa police department as well as representatives

that shooting happened monday in napa county in just a day later 47 year-old one adrian garcia died from his injuries. tonight his family is demanding justice. kron four's dan for live tonight in now with the very latest on the investigation and that families fight for answers >>that's right jonathan the napa county sheriff's department says. during last bomb monday night's traffic stop garcia would not listen to commands as he aggressively approached a deputy he would not pull his arm out from behind him and that forced the deputy to shoot, however, after the shooting garcia was not found with any weapon on him. today his family held a vigil and rally along with some friends hoping to shine a light on what they're calling an unnecessary police killing. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian

garcia did not have a deadly threat. a taser is not the right tool to bring to a situation where he believes that his own life's in danger. >> reporter: now garcia died at queen of the valley medical center the next day due to those six gunshot wounds to the abdomen. his blood alcohol level was 0.338 at the time of the shooting. before the sheriff released the video to the public mr. garcia's family viewed the video here at the sheriff's department this afternoon along with their attorney and a representative from the mexican consulate. mr. garcia is a mexican national. >> >> many times the departments turn the investigation over to other agencies. >> reporter: this is the napa county major crimes task force which involves the napa sheriff's department and the napa city police department and the napa county d.a.'s office. we're told that this investigation could take between six and eight months. the sergeant is on paid administrative leave right now. >> it's all staying in the county. thanks so much. >>> milpitas police

garcia? mr. seaton: i said that i could not speak to how they were structuring their business operations to meet the federal requirements. rep. weber: shouldn't that be something we are looking at? i don't mean to sound too skeptical, but shouldn't nasa and actually all u.s. defense company should be taking a proctor posture to know exactly what safeguards are in place across the supply chain? mr. seaton: totally agree. so how they go about doing it is what i'm saying that we are not in their business operations. validating that they are complying with requirements is something that we've been doing for years with our supply chain risk management efforts, ensuring the things that we buy are free of risk, through coordination with the fbi and making sure that, even within their organization, they do not have i.t. equipment provided by prohibitive providers. so yes, we are actively involved in ensuring that level of compliance. rep. weber: you say how they know about it you are not necessarily invo

jonathan mother sheriff's department says that during last week's traffic stop garcia did not listen to commands was aggressively approaching the deputy and would not keep his hand from being out behind his back forcing this deputy to shoot him however after the shooting garcia was not found with a weapon on him so today, friends and family held a vigil in a rally hoping to shine a light on a situation that they're calling an unnecessary killing by police. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian garcia, just days ago the 47 year-old father of 3 was shot and killed by a deputy during a traffic stop were referring a situation where you have an unarmed man. >>who was not a shot that murdered by the hands of a police officer gabbriella fernandez is the founder of the people's collective for change. her group is calling for more transparency from the napa county sheriff's department over garcia's deaph. i know this person. >>and i know felt about this person it doesn't add up one portland not able to in the situation. the department has shared

the sergeant tries to create distance, but garcia approaches him again. with one hand behind him, ignoring the officer's commands to stop. >> stop! stop! stop! "gunshots ] >> he perceived a threat, a threat of deadly force, and so with that, with all the events that occurred and the things that occurred, he perceived that threat and he tried to give it -- he tried to de-escalate it. >> juan was the type of guy that always had a smile on his face. was always cool, calm and collected. >> reporter: garcia's co-worker says it doesn't make sense. worked with garcia at this busy napa restaurant where he said he never saw him lose his temper. he said the officer didn't need to shoot. >> he's absolutely unarmed. of course he's unarmed. this is napa. who carries guns in napa? no one. we carry cabernet and chardonnay, won't carry pistols. >> i did not see the dash cam video. they wouldn't show it to us which would have shown both of juan's hands were empty when he got out of his car. i did not see the officer begin juan any warning before he fired those shots at ju

>>some residents say garcia's killing is creating a bitter racial divide within their community. not is a wonderful place. but it's also really really divided place and this is only further divide enough. the napa county sheriff's department says they will be releasing the body cam video of the traffic stop and the shooting. >>sometime next week this deputy has been placed on administrative leave and the napa county major crimes task force his handling this investigation. reporting live in napa dan thorn kron 4 news hopefully that video can provide more answers dan thanks now to a developing story tonight with the city of vallejo is now seeking a change of venue. >>in the trial of in the case i should say involving sean monterrosa to today, the city announced it had filed 3 motions in the case. in addition to that venue change the motions also include a gag order to prevent the parties from talking about the case in the media and dismissing certain charges in the federal lawsuit. monterrosa you may remember was shot and killed by the legal officer jarrett and back on june 2nd. mo

but then garcia picked up the pace. >> stop!rceiving a deadly threat, sergeant enactment file injured six shots at garcia. all six struck him. >> reporter: garcia died the next day. deputies confirmed garcia was not armed but has a history of dui arrests and was drunk that night. >> mister garcia's blood- alcohol level when he arrived at the queen of the valley hospital was .338. >> reporter: the sergeant is a 21 year veteran of the sheriff's office and has been placed on routine paid leave. the sheriff says the body cam footage makes clear he had no choice but to open fire. >> after reviewing that, we have determined that the deputy acted according to policy and also according to his training. >> reporter: this is the second deadly shooting involving the napa county sheriff's office in six months. post both are under investigation by the sheriff, napa police and the das office. >>> two people are now in custody for a deadly assault in san francisco. investigator said the 35-year- old victim was found with life- threatening inju

>>> la muerte de su hermano es un duro golpe para la familia, garcía trabajaba como chef y deja a dosospital era de 0.338. >>> nuevo desarrollo en la sentencia de peterson se reporta que el tribunal supremo ordenó un nuevo examen del recluso por el asesinato de su esposa e hijo no nato, un miembro del jurado no reveló que ella había estado involucrada en procedimientos legales anteriores, esto devuelve el caso al tribunal superior donde se lo juzgó y se produce un mes después que el tribunal anulara la sentencia de muerte de peterson por los asesinatos ocurridos en 2012. el caso del joven de 25 años de edad conmocionó a los expertos, contrajo el covid-19 dos veces, en tres meses, según una revista británica, la segunda infección tuvo síntomas más graves que la primera . >>> no hay muchos casos de estos, pero ha habido casos en nevada, es primera vez en estados unidos que un hombre tiene una reinfección . >>> el caso lleva a que es posible que la inmunidad dure poco tiempo, se recomiendan no bajar la guardia y cumplir con las medidas de seguridad. si vive en oakland la tasa de contagio

he worked with garcia at this busy napa restaurant. he said the officer did not need to shoot. >> he was absolutely unarmed. this is napa. who carries guns in napa? no one. we carry chardonay. we don't carry pistols. >> i did not see the dashcam video. that would have shown juan's hands were empty getting out of the car. i did not see the officer give juan any warning before firing the shots at juan. >> garcia's older brother is devastated. >> a surge of cases in france is prompting hospitals to activate emergency measures immediately. covid-19 patients make up nearly half of the units in paris alone. a nightly curfew is imposed for more than half the country starting this saturday going from 9:00 in the night until the morning. >> beginning tomorrow passengers flying on united to hawaii can get a rapid covid-19 test. it will cost you $250. the results take 15 minutes. hawaii opens to tourists starting tomorrow and skip the mandatory quarantine test if you have the negative covid test. >> police are on the case. still ahead the search

garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm. >>very collected person. work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. >>it's just shocking though dolly award with garcia and says there are plenty of questions all around. >>none of that was. don't think officer and the wrong. >>garcia had a blood alcohol level nearly 4 times the legal limit at the time of the shooting. dalia says his death raises a bigger question of a mental health among the latin community in napa county. >>in terms of the way law enforcement approaches to and also the community a lot people the burden of sheep in napa standing during this whole presidents. >>members of the garcia family along with the mexican consulate met with the napa sheriff's on wednesday before the video was released. ackma

now the police say garcia was not complying with their commands that he would not show his hands and that he aggressively approached a deputy.

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garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men give several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm. >>very collected person. work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. >>it's just shocking though dolly award with garcia and says there are plenty of questions all around. >>none of that was. officer in the wrong. >>garcia had a blood alcohol level nearly 4 times the legal limit at the time of the shooting. dalia says his death raises a bigger question of the men, but fernandez is the founder of the people's collective for in terms of the way law enforcement approaches choices like that. >>and also the community as a whole and the burden of sheep in standing during this whole a lot pressure. >>members of the garcia family along with the mexican consulate met with the napa sheriff's on wednesday, but it would highway

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adrian garcia was shot last monday and died a day later from his injuries now the garcia family and membersommunity are hoping this latest shooting can spark change in the north bay kron four's dan thorn has more. >>a small group gathers in napa holding signs and calling for justice for one adrian garcia, just days ago the 47 year-old father of 3 was shot and killed by a deputy during a traffic stop nothing justifies. for a traffic violation, especially if you're an armed fernandez is the founder of the people's collective for change. her group is calling for more transparency from the napa county sheriff's department over garcia's death, i know this person you do the very well-spoken person is very very easygoing not could kangaroos it was something like that happen. in our own backyard is on acceptable. the department has shared their condolences with garcia's family via facebook calling the situation extremely difficult but also gave their explanation for shooting garcia because he ignored commands would not show his hands and aggressively approached the deputy why garcia was pulled over

garcia -- me -- from illinois, mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. recognized. mr. garcia: thank you, mr. speaker. support of rong congresswoman jayapal's condemn unwanted and unnecessary medical rocedures without the full informed consent of individuals. from the 1930's to the 1970's, women were sterilized in order to control population growth. 1960's and he 1970's, anti-immigrant sentiment highest sanctioned women in my of california. we learned that immigrant women n i.c.e. custody are being subjected to forced hysterectomies. heard from we georgia's irwin county detention center were sadly not new. they are a reminder of our country's dark history and of color to be stair lied. robbing black and brown women of autonomy and reproductive freedoms is white supremacy in action. any other country, we would these incidents as violations of human rights. i rise in strong support of this to condemn these atrocities and hold those accountable. disgusted but not surprised. this administration has de

garcia. all six shots struck him. >>reporter: garcia died the next day.s confirmed garcia was not armed but he has a history of dui arrest and was also drunk that night. >> mr. garcia's serum blood alcohol level when he arrived at the queen of the valley hospital was.338. >>reporter: sergeant nachman at 21 year veteran of the sheriff's office, placed a routine can repeatedly. body cam footage it's clear the sergeant had no choice but to open fire. >> after reviewing we have determined that the deputy acted according to policy and also according to his training. >> this is the second deadly shooting involving a napa county sheriff's deputy in six months. both incidents are under investigation. >>> supreme court nominee amy coney barrett face another day of questions on capitol hill. democrats pressed her on views reaching from the affordable care act whether the president can pardon themselves. the judge insisted she would remain impartial. wright senate democrats spent hours trying to pin down conservative supreme court nominee amy coney barrett on how sh

>> we didn't know. >> reporter: juan garcia was a sheriff. 47 years old. the sole support for his wife and family. they have three children. they've established a gofundme page to pay for what they expect to be a large hospital bill. in napa wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> the arrests of 125 undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities in california. i.c.e. released this video today of the week-long operation that ended alast saturday. some raids took place in bay area cities including daly city and this one in san francisco where a man was arrested for having two duis. federal immigration officials say agents focused on cities with sanctuary policies and on people who were arrested for crimes but were released despite having immigration detainers against them. san mateo county supervisor david canaba responded to the raids today saying "this sweep is another political ploy by the trump administration to undermine california's statewide sanctuary law. these raids tear apart the lives of hard-working immigrants and their families, who contribute vitally to t

garcia. all six shots struck him. >>reporter: garcia died the next day. to police confirmed garcia was not arm but has a history of dui address. >> serum blood alcohol level when he arrived at the queen of the valley hospital was.338. >> reporter: he has been placed on routine, paid leave. the body cam footage makes clear the sergeant had no choice but to open fire. >> after reviewing the we have determined that the deputy acted according to policy and also according to his training. >>reporter: this is the second deadly shooting involving the napa county sheriff's office and six month's pulled the incidents are under investigation. >>> in oakland police are investigating a shooting were two people were killed and another wounded. happened before 1:00 this afternoon in east oakland on 84th avenue near birch street. now with more on the investigation into oakland's 77th and 78 homicides so far this year. >>reporter: shootings happened around 12:45 wednesday afternoon in broad daylight in the 1900 block of 84th avenue in east oakland. >> upon arrival office

garcia. >>in the video you can hear ak men gives several commands to garcia as he retreats. >>stop. before firing 6 shots hitting garcia each time. deputies say they never found a gun or a weapon on garcia. sheriff's officials say ackman was simply following his training. those who know garcia say watching the video is painful the very calm. >>very collected person. work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. >>it's just shocking though dolly award with garcia and says there are plenty of questions all around. >>none of that was. officer in the wrong. >>garcia had a blood alcohol level nearly 4 times the legal limit at the time of the shooting. dalia says his death raises a bigger question of a mental health among the latin community in napa county. >>in terms of the way law forcing the coaches stories like that. and also the community a the burden of keeping standing during this whole presidents. >>members of the garcia family along with the mexican consulate met with the napa sheriff's on wednesday before the video was released. ackman remains on admi

you saw garcia and contreras barking at each other. maybe garcia is still kind of stuck in that.nd agitated. but as contreras chats with craig driver over there, no one is up in the marlins pen. and mel is just trying to settle him down a little bit. we showed you garcia's numbers. small sample size. but he was really good. schwarber pops it up. that will get off, out of play. >> chipper: kyle's done this to a ton of fastballs in this series. he's gotten pitches to hit out over the plate. we're used to seeing him drive those balls out of the ballpark. he's up under them, shanking them to the third base dugout and left field. we'll see if he throws a little top hand into one. >> jon: center field, harrison glides across and makes the grab. contreras, back to first. and there are two outs. one of the things we talked about in the open, the cubs, since winning the world series in 2016, they've lost 8 of their last 12 postseason games. and since winning the world series, that trio, .136. including today. 51 strikeouts, out of 140 at-bats. 0 for 10 today. i mean, it falls on your big

>>well the share their condolences with garcia's family. via facebook calling the situation extremely difficult. why garcia was pulled over monday night. has not been revealed. well 2 marine county, a man is in jail this morning for shooting an 18 year-old pregnant woman with a paintball gun 30 times. this happened friday on drake avenue near don history to marine city. the woman had the woman had injuries on her back arms stomach and face. police identified 19 year-old tyrell atkinson oust a tad as the shooter. and officers found the paint ball gun believed to be used in the attack in the back of his car, acting cent is already on probation for an assault with a deadly weapon. to the east bay now police arrested a man on hate crime charges after tying a noose to a tree in birth plane. a city worker says that they saw a man tying a noose with some rope right there in the marina near the south col when the worker approached the man about the news, the man fastened it to the tree and just ran away officers found him a short time later. a form

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in napa and will have more from the garcia family and the sheriff's department at 6:00. >>> a big day for south bay businesses. as of today, santa clara county is allowing more businesses to open or move operations indoors. the restrictions, though, a big part of this. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from san pedro scare in downtown san jose to show us what can open and what are the limits. >> reporter: many people here in downtown san jose say they are excited but a little reluctant to jump right back indoors. the farmer's union is a popular restaurant in san pedro square and happy to finally open its indoor facility. >> i think the indoor part will bring more families, you know, more mom and dad and the kids kind of atmosphere. >> reporter: at several places we saw restrictions, among them a requirement that groups only consist of one household. it made for a relatively quiet indoor lunch hour. but people we talked to outside are ready to go indoors soon. >> i'm excited. it's about time. we were the first county that went into shelter in place,

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez. mike inouye is tracking a traffic problem in the east bay near oakland. kari, if we're talking about public service, public safety power shutoffs, we're talking heat and wind. >>> yeah, we're going to see that by the middle of this week. and we are enjoying the last few minutes of our cooler weather. how chilly it is in napa, waking up and walking out the door. temperatures in the upper 40s, mostly 50s as you head across the south bay, the peninsula and the east bay. for our high temperatures this afternoon, a few low 90s starting to dot the maps. we are going to have a much hotter temperature trend going throughout the week. we'll talk about that and the fire danger coming up. mike, you've been tracking a traffic alert. >>> yeah, kari. i'm giving the alert for the nimitz. we take a live look by the coliseum. north 880 is starting to build. the backup to about 66 all the way to abo

a napa county sheriff deputy holdover garcia for a traffic stop. the sheriff deputy opened fire and garcia was rushed to the hospital and died last night. his family has started a gofundme account asking for help paying funeral expenses. the department is expected to release the video from the body worn camera as early as next week. >>> according to that gofundme page, garcia was a father of three. >>> still ahead, you've probably heard the ads, rent control is on the ballot only this time during the middle of a pandemic. tonight what prop 21 would and would not do. >>> over 5 million renters in the state of california are at risk of losing their homes in the coming months. >> in the fire zone some people in calistoga finally get a chance to return home, and we are there >>> tonight unfamiliar battle brewing back on the ballot, rent control. >> only this time we are in the middle of a pandemic. tonight susie steimle breaks down what prop 21 could mean for our housing crisis. >> prop 21 allows us to limit housing costs. it allows us to preserve affo

when garcia got close, the deputy opened fire. it was later determined that garcia was not holding anything in his hand. the department is expected to release body cam video as early as next week. >>> campaign 2020, this just in, the second presidential debate between president trump and joe biden will be virtual due to concerns over president trump's covid-19 diagnosis. it comes on the heels of the vice presidential debate last night. cbs brings us the highlights from salt lake city. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic was center stage last night with plexiglas dividing vice president mike pence and california senator kamala harris. >> the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. >> from the very first day, president donald trump has put health of america first. >> reporter: at their only debate the candidates sparred over healthcare and trump administration's efforts to dismantle affordable care act. >> if you have a preexisting condition, hea

sergeant ackman drew his gun and repeatedly told garcia to show his hands while backing away but garcia kept approaching. sergeant ackman shot garcia six times. the sheriff, the napa police and the district attorney's office are all now investigating.>>> the san jose police department has launched its new mobile crisis response team. this is part of a pilot program with the santa clara county department of behavioral health. police officers and clinicians are paired up to more rapidly help people in a mental health crisis. officers in the program will be a wearing different uniforms and they received mental health and de-escalation training. >> it is not the tools we possess in our belt but being able to communicate with them and talking with them so we are able to offer them the help that they need. >> clinicians are able to provide crises assessment, de- escalation crises intervention as well as providing resources from behavioral health services that law-enforcement agencies are not able to provide. >> in addition to emergency calls committee members do outreach on people with a hist

juan garcia was shot during a traffic stop. today the sheriff's department released video of the stop. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has more on what investigators said today. he joins us live from napa. wayne? >> reporter: they call it -- this happened a week ago last monday night. the napa county sheriff's department does have a policy of showing body cam videos after such incidents. you're going to see it here, and i need to warn you it's unpleasant and it's quite graphic. >> stop. stop! >> reporter: nine days later you see here bodycam footage from what the napa county sheriff's department describes as an unfortunate but justified shooting of 47-year-old juan garcia. toxicology would show he had a blood alcohol level of .338. four times the legal limit. the sheriff's department says sergeant david ackman, a 21-year veteran, feared for his life, suspected garcia might be carrying a weapon. he fired six times. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired. shots fired. >> you shoot until the threat is eliminated. and that's what he did. >

garcia got close and a deputy open fire. it was later determined that garcia was not holding anything in his hand. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> i am at uc berkeley, where the latest nobel prize winner help discover a way to alter the very blueprint of life and life will never be the same because of it. >>> and a tech giant is bringing a major job booster contra costa county. >>> temperature substantially cooler today for inland portions of the bay area. 16 degrees cooler in fairfield. 12 in livermore and even more cool weather is on the way. we wi our home was burned to the ground in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment l

jaime garcÍa nos cuenta. las cÁrceles, recibirán una compensaciÓn por 14.000.000 de dÓlares. >> lo que ice pide que sean cÓmplices en sus crÍmenes y violaciones de derechos civiles. y este caso muestra que hay consecuencias. reportero: el acuerdo econÓmico pondrÁ fin a esta demanda interpuesta hace 8 aÑos. acusando al entonces jefe del aguacil de los Ángeles de violar entre los aÑos 2010 y 2014 los derechos de inmigrantes. que fueron obligados a permanecer encarcelados mÁs tiempo de lo ordenado por las cortes. para honrar los llamados a las ordenes de detenciÓn a solicitud de los agentes de ice. >> la lucha en contra de la colaboraciÓn entre la migra y la policÍa comenzÓ durante la administraciÓn obama. reportero: el jefe de aguical de los Ángeles prohibiÓ la preciferencia de prisioneros a la custodia de ice. a menos que los agentes presenten una orden judicial. >> tiene que ser una orden de arresto firmado por un juez. reportero: el secretario interino de seguridad nacional como el presidente trump se quejan

un hombre que murió por manos del alguacil del condado napa >> es una pena muy grande >> mauricio garcíatar su nueva realidad su hermano juan murió tras ser baleado por un agente del alguacil del condado napa. >> lo que más duele ahora son sus hijos pequeños >> según un comunicado que el alguacil del condado napa público sufre sociales el agente detuvo a garcía la noche del lunes por una violación de tráfico sobre la carretera dos 21. garcía salió del auto y con una mano detrás de su espalda comenzó a dirigirse al oficial que le ordenó detenerse pero al no obedecer, el oficial de disparo. >> fumaba como cualquier persona pero no había pasado >> también dicen que agentes acudieron a la escena y transportaron a la víctima al hospital donde falleció la siguiente noche, rápidamente se lanzó una investigación y el oficial involucrado fue puesto bajo licencia administrativa. >> era un gran cocinero realmente, él trabajo para los principales restaurantes >> mauricio nos dice que su cuñada está desconsolada y sabe que no se puede crear con los brazos cruzados espera lograr justicia por su herman

tayana garcÍa explica el plan a seguir. tayana: recordarÁn a eva.de esta nueva aventura para ella, hoy volvimos a visitarla. aparentemente, los retos son los mismos. >> no entiendo la tecnologÍa. me dicen que no hay internet, yo no sÉ si lo mueven allÍ. y no puedo. hasta Él me dice que no sÉ. tayana: a pesar de los obstÁculos, no está segura de que sea tiempo de enviarlo a las aulas. >> que sigan en la casa hasta que todo estÉ bien y todo limpio. ya con confianza mandas a tus niÑos. tayana: el anuncio de la reanudaciÓn de clases en persona para enero le produjo sentimientos encontrados. >> no estÁn estudiando bien y por otro que se infecten. } tayana: explican que la meta para regresar a las aulas es el 5 de enero. >> quiero asegurarles a los padresporque soy madre de familia y entiendo las preocupaciones e inquietudes que tienen. en los otros estados estÁn haciendo lo posible para tener las escuelas preparadas y los procesos de seguridad en salud. tayana: estarÁn trabajando mano a mano con el departamento de salud del condado santa clara y el regre

jaime garcÍa con el reporte.lÓ que 90 % de los detenidos fueron deportados a sÓlo dos horas de su arresto. lo que hizo casi imposible evitar su repatriaciÓn. >> no fue fÁcil, fue muy difÍcil dar el servicio legal que necesitaban. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: defendiÓ las deportaciones expres que son para prevenir contagios. cumpliendo con la orden para proteger la salud pÚblica en los estados unidos. emitida en marzo por los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades. >> lo que yo sÉ que inmigraciÓn no le importa el saud y ptrienestar. bienestar. si asÍ fuera para cerrar el centro de detenciÓn con gente con covid hubieran liberado. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el director de ice se quejÓ que en la ciudad santuario las autoridades locales se reusan a cumplir con la solicitud de retenciÓn de convictos que les envÍa. >> tenÍa que ser orden de arresto firmado por un juez. reportero: mientras las llamadas santuarios haya autoridades locales que se resistan a cooperar con los agentes de ice este tipo de op

reportero: mÓnica garcÍa, la ignorada, construyÓ un lugar lujoso sobre la escuela de manera ilegal.Ó a alexis y a paola, tambiÉn el resto de los niÑos. >> nos quebraron, nos rompieron todo. reportero: mÓnica fue sentenciada a 31 aÑos de cÁrcel, el juez ordenÓ pagar $18,000 por reparaciÓn del daÑo a cada familia de los fallecidos. dice que ese dinero no le regresarÁ a alexis. >> han sido 3 aÑos de ausencia, 3 aÑos de dolor. reportero: durante la audiencia, mÓnica le dijo a los padres que no tiene por quÉ poderles perdÓn. que es inocente y es una vÍctima mÁs. >> a la seÑora no le importa la vida, le importa el dinero.

the sheriff's office says garcia was not holding anything. the deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave. >>> and also, in the north bay, the vallejo city council once again took up the topic of defunding the police department. numerous council members weighed in tonight in a discussion that went on for several hours. one of themed ithe cy did with the emergency declaration, how it would work? the interim city attorney said it's a lot more difficult than it sounds. >> that would be something that would have to be done over a long period of time. i don't think it's something you could do overnight. it would be a very large undertaking. and actually, i think would require the expenditure of funds. >> he added there is also the potential the city could face a lawsuit from the police union if it moves to defund the police department. >>> bows and arrows. trappers in the south bay will soon be able to use archery to take out wild pigs. i'm amanda del castillo with that story next. >> plus, relief for firefighters. the decision tonight th

fearing that garcia had a weapon. the sergeant drew his firearm and fired 6 shots hitting garcia each time. >>a lot of that the very very collected person. work with a team player with our small space and so that's why the video. was just shocked >>sheriff's officials say the sergeant ackland was simply following his training. deputies never found a gun or any weapon on garcia. >>if you're worried about having the coronavirus you don't have to go to a doctor's office to get a test. there are now kits that can be delivered to your home and one of them is new crown forcefully juggle has more. >>face coverings social distancing frequent testing and stringent contact tracing a little tools being used to stop the spread of covid-19 and with more vulnerable populations like seniors and people with pre-existing respiratory conditions resistant to leaving their homes for medical care concerned about exposure to the virus. walk-up and drive-thru testing sites may seem like a risky option. but there is an alternative at home no

the sheriff's office says garcia was not holding anything. deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave. >>> and also, in the north bay, the vallejo city council once again took up the topic of defunding the police department. numerous council members weighed in tonight in a discussion that went on for several hours. one of them asked if the city did move forward with the emergency declaration, how it would work? the interim city attorney said it's a lot more difficult than it sounds. >> that would be something that would have to be done over a long period of time. i don't think it's something you could do overnight. it would be a very large undertaking. and actually, i think would require the expenditure of funds. >> he added there is also the potential the city could face a lawsuit from the police union if it moves to defund the police department. >>> bows and arrows. trappers in the south bay will soon be able to use archery to take out wild pigs. i'm amanda del castillo with that story next. >> plus, relief for firefighters. the de

deputies never did find a gun or any weapon on garcia. >>it's a 53 am let's take a live look outside the kron studios along the embarcadero lots of sunshine and that's the story today. lots of heat into the 90's just about every neighborhood around the bay will be back with more about great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>coming up the next hour of the kron 4 morning news, thousands are without power right now in the north bay. and the heat advisory set to go into effect this morning details on just how hot we're expecting it to get this afternoon. and hawaii's new coronavirus travel policy goes into effect today for live at logan airport where you can get tested before you board oscar the grouch here to tell you, yeah, you, to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll k

they say when garcia was asked to show the hand, he didn't. the deputy said he shot first, afraid that garcia had a gun. garcia was a chef and leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> as tpandemic, the economy is one thing abc7 has focused on as we try to build a better bay area. restaurantnoran owners are push back against a decision against reopening indoor dining. they say outdoor dining may not be available much longer and they might not survive. laura anthony with the story. >>> ten miles awowroad, and hav meal. >> reporter: with their offer limited inside dining, restaurant owners in pleasanton are none too happy that alameda county health officials won't grant them the same privilege despite meeting the state's coronavirus threshold. >> i think we've gotten drug into what's going on in oakland where their numbers are quite high for the coronavirus. >> reporter: in deciding to delay inside dining for four to six weeks, even at 25% capacity, alameda county health officials stated, quote, having different households together while they eat

mónica garcía villegas negó los hechos, narró uno de los padres que entro a la audiencia. las rejas ppodrán honrar la memoria de sus hijos ante el dolor que no termina. >> (música). >> la pandemia obliga a algunos comercios a promover sus productos de manera que nunca se habrían imaginado. en el salvador las populares pupusas están disponibles gracias a la tecnología. >> (música). >> son de queso, con frijoles y de chicharrón. los sabores tradicionales, el relleno de masa de maíz o arroz más famoso de los salvadoreños. comienza a cambiar debido al encierro de la pandemia en este restaurante. >> decidimos tener una idea de negocio para llegarle a más clientes. >> así nació el primer call center exclusivo para pupusas. >> fue un rento ya que teníamos más de 20 años trabajando con un sistema a mano. >> podemos hacer pedidos a los negocios. >> ayudaron a decenas de jóvenes. >> por la situación de la pandemia perdí mi empleo. >> a pesar de que el país sufrió en todos los sectores de la economía, llos clientes prefieren no asistir a los restaurantes. el trabajo es intenso y se r

garcia. i now for the honorary dinner of our subcommittee who is reliable and with us, mr. weber, you are recognized for five minutes. if we can get you -- there you go. >> a lot of people who wanted to mutiny, but nonetheless. think of that, chairwoman. i appreciate the opportunity being here. you asked the question of mr. seaton early about how many attempts, intrusion attempts per month nasa didn't fit last year and about up on that by saying, how does that compare, mr. seaton, to the intrusion attempts per month this year during covid? are you make a distinction? >> yes. not that direct comparison and we see fluctuations based on the inside of the insight as a midget is increasing the sometimes that is costs are higher numbers. but we have seen a number -- an increase in phishing attacks are no attacks at various times throughout the pandemic. it hasn't been steady. it's been fluctuating. >> any idea, 10%, 20%, i% increase? >> at one time we saw doubling back of phishing attacks but again

in a traffic stop despite the fact that garcia was on armed. and in response, a small group of protesters showed up sunday they called for justice for garcia police justified the shooting saying that garcia was not complying with their demands. they asked him show his hands and they say he aggressively approached the deputy. i think that they need to release the video footage. i think that if they're going to use language like that the paint the picture. >>there needs to be video to accompany it so that people can see i know this person you do the very well-spoken person is very very easygoing not could kangaroos. >>because something like that happen. in our own backyard is on acceptable. >>the department said on facebook that they were asked you know felt for the family said the situation was extremely difficult. >>they still have not told us though why they pulled garcia over on monday. >>well in the east bay police have arrested a man on hate crime charges after tying a noose to a tree in berkeley. so a city worker says that he saw a man tyi