gonzalez: there was not. i think what it demonstrates is the value of our patent portfolio and all of those competitors have agreed to pay royalties to access that patent portfolio. mr. connolly: during that same period, however, six biosimilars entered the european market in 2018. which reduced the price of humira in europe by as much as 80%. why would the european market be so radically different with respect both to patent -- purported patent infringement and royalty payments compared to that of the united states where there is only you? mr. gonzalez: these are different patent portfolios around the world. the u.s. market has a set of patents that the u.s. patent office issues. and in the european system there are different patents. mr. connolly: according to your own internal projections the u.s. market would have saved $19 billion and instead the u.s. patients will not have access to lower priced biosimilars until 2023. why would you account for the 80% difference in the price of humira between europe an

gonzÁlez: ¿estamos hablando de cuÁntos niÑos, rachel?an en el camino tambiÉn lo mismo, violencia y negligencia. gonzÁlez: edmundo serena y su esposa paula han servido como padres de crianza terapÉuticos especializados en acoger a menores con retos de salud fÍsica o mental. serena: algunos de ellos han sido hasta secuestrados y despuÉs han escapado. gonzÁlez: por el hogar de estos mexicanos han pasado 17 adolescentes en un lapso de 7 aÑos, jÓvenes buscando lo que perdieron o lo que quizÁs nunca tuvieron. serena: conocemos su cultura. nosotros tambiÉn somos de origen humilde. gonzÁlez: nos dicen que permanecen en el hogar hasta que son reunificados con un familiar o hasta que cumplan la mayorÍa de edad. al menos esa es la intenciÓn. en marzo pasado sucediÓ algo como uno de los 4 menores que cuidaban. uno de ellos se escapÓ. todavÍa no lo encuentran. serena: hasta el dÍa de hoy. gonzÁlez: y el otro terminÓ en el hospital. serena: el otro terminÓ en el hospital, sÍ. gonzÁlez: adicionalmente, friends of youth, la organizaciÓn que les proporci

. >> estamos pidiendo justicia para mario gonzÁlez.ola: marchas hasta el departamento de policÍa de ciudad alameda. preguntamos a cal fire sobre zonas de riesgo. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: muy buenas noches. soy paolavirrueta. el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa declarÓ bandera roja hasta maÑana. en pantalla observa la zonas incluidas. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] suheily: gracias y buenas noches. cuando se vecina un periodo favorable para incendios forestales, se emite una vigilancia. una alerta propone tomar acciÓn. los incendios podrÍan iniciarse por la actividad humana. para que inicie un fuego forestal se necesitan vientos, vegetaciÓn seca y altas temperaturas. el fuego crecerÁ por el viento. la temporada de fuegos forestales inicia en junio oficialmente. los fuegos que inician en septiembre pueden ser muy voraces. paola: gracias. veamos el siguiente reportaje y las recomendaciones para mantenerse seguro, en caso de incendios. ramÓn: el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa emitiÓ alerta de incendios para gran parte de california. hablamos con expertos sob

gonzalez, you're now recognized for your testimony. mr. gonzalez. >> i'm richard gonzalez. i'm the chief executive officer of abbvie, a company with approximately 48,000 employees dedicated to developing new innovative medicines for some of health care's most challenging diseases. the global pandemic of the last year highlights the critical role that the bio pharmaceutical industry plays in driving science and innovation to tackle the most significant diseases facing our society. our industry invests over $80 billion per year in research and development to meet those challenges and our company alone has invested approximately $50 billion since 2013 and has produced cures for diseases like hpv and therapies that are changing and prolonging the lives of patients suffering with cancer, rheumatoid arthritis and other serious diseases. as we tackle the issues of drug pricing and access, it's important that we focus on what's working and what needs to change to make sure that patients get the medicines they need. the united states has the most advanced health care system in the w

se trataba de mario gonzÁlez.situaciones que no son de emergencia. >> aunque la ciudad de la meca corroboÓ las llamadas no nos dieron detalles sobre cÓmo atendieron los funcionarios. >> el despachador debiÓ haber sido adecuado las llamadas. nosotros aÚn no sabemos quÉ dijo esa persona a los oficiales. >> aÚn no han sido revelados. >> la opciÓn en la decirle mario que se fuera del parque. >> —— para finales de junio este programa piloto contarÁ con expertos que responderÁn a este tipo de llamadas. se solicitÓ una investigaciÓn en las oficiales y se busca que cambien las polÍticas que ofrecen para los oficiales. paola: sobre la ciudad de santa clara se pagaron cinco un dos 3,000,000 de dÓlares para resolver una demanda. jesÚs pÉrez montes fue baleado por la policÍa de la ciudad. este pago por tiroteo en policÍa es el segundo mÁs alto en la ciudad de santa clara. nos quedamos en el condado santa clara. las autoridades anunciaron las vacunas para adolescentes entre 12 y 15 aÑos. este anuncio sucediÓ luego de californi

de mario gonzÁlez planea entablar una demanda por la muerte de mario gonzÁlez.a semana le dimos seguimiento al caso de mario gonzÁlezquiÉn muriÓ bajo manos de la policÍa de alameda. esta semana se dio a conocer las cÁmaras corporales de los oficiales que muestran los Últimos minutos de vida de mario gonzÁlez, la abogada de mario dice que planean poner una demanda civil. serÍa una demanda civil por la muerte de mario, la abogada explicÓ que antes de poner la demanda deben cumplir ciertos requerimientos que tiene california, la madre de gonzÁlez pide justicia para su hijo. >> pido justicia para mi hijo que muriÓ el 19 de abril en manos de la policÍa. marÍa: la demanda serÁ en contra del departamento de policÍa y de la ciudad, ya que la ciudad es responsable de la conducta y el pobre entrenamiento de los oficiales. al principio no hicieron ninguna acciÓn de fuerza contra mario pero despuÉs lo sometieron contra el piso, se comparÓ la muerte con la de george floyd a manos de derek chauvin. en este caso alameda comunicÓ que mario tuvo un altercado con los oficiales y

gonzalez. find myself aligned with my colleagues across the aisle. you have been under tremendous pressure but it's about to get worse. how can you defend american prices of pharmaceuticals overseas versus prices on drugs? you enjoy the protections and the benefits of america. you benefit and that my party pushed through. because that was evasive at best and obviously written by attorneys. please explain the prices overseas that the drugs are manufactured in america are so much higher for american citizens then they are overseas? >> that is an excellent point the short answer is with the healthcare system. >> the socialized healthcare let's talk about europe europe as a global pharmaceutical industry in 1986 europe led in pharmaceutical research and development my 24 percent after socialist healthcare policies they fell behind. by 2015 they were liking the united statest by 40 percent. you are right socialist policies don't work. but american company making american money and your market is glo

dice que como madre lamento mucho la muerte de mario gonzÁlez. lo que estÁ haciendo la ciudad para evitar este tipo de tragedias. este serÁ el primer dÍa de las madres que edita arenales pasarÁ sin su hijo mario gonzÁlez, quien muriÓ el 19 de abril tras ser sometido a la fuerza por agentes de la policÍa de alameda. >> cuando vi como se metieron, no habÍa razÓn. no debieron haber hecho eso con mi hijo. yo vi esos vÍdeos , vi sus Últimos momentos de vida. cuando les pedÍ que lo dejaran respirar, no tuvieron compasiÓn de mi hijo. marÍa: en entrevista con cnn, la madre de mario gonzÁlez dijo que ella no se va a callar. que seguirÁ pidiendo justicia para que paguen las policÍas de alameda. >> usaron mucha fuerza en una persona que no debÍa de haberlo hecho. son personas que no merecen ser policÍas. personas inexpertas. marÍa: la madre de mario cree que su hijo habÍa tomado alcohol ese dÍa, pero eso no justifica el uso de fuerza excesiva por parte de la policÍa. >> siento dolor en mi corazÓn. siento mi familia quebrada. mario fue una persona muy humana

latinos organizar ahora la vida se organizaron extensiones de lapara arruinar a la familia del joven gonzÁlez graves que menos personas reciben la vacuna contra el coronavirus. son los procesos de destituciÓn del gobernador gavin newsom?un experto nos cuenten los. reportera: tarde nos encontramos nos encontramos en la vida real a medida frente al departamento de una llenando esta manifestaciÓn estÁ terminando mis espalda. la mayor parte de la gente que participÓ en esta manifestaciÓn de la y gente joven pero tambiÉn la haremos gente dentro del tipo de obras de la raza viendo era lo que diciÉndole a leticia para mario gonzÁlez de que no vuelva a ocurrir este en a la realidad, niegan una densidad de los manifestantes. joven ella estudiante que organizÓ esta manifestaciÓn. >> de bien que los jÓvenes ante y hoy vimos de algo que todo mal ese video del malvado ser asesinado en los malos de la gracia de alameda. no nosotros del mismo puede ser nuestro papÁ puede ser nueces papÁ otro hermanoluego que familiares. reportera: esta manifestaciÓn comenzÓ a las 3:00pm. los jÓvenes estruvieron manifestando

y la muerte de mario gonzález a manos de la policía de la ciudad de alameda sigue provocando caos, elrés brender nos cuenta de qué se trata y la reacción que provocó. >>> evitar una muerte similar a la de mario gonzález es el objetivo. para ello activistas y políticos de la ciudad de alameda aseguran que una reforma policial es necesaria. la alcaldesa dice que desde la muerte de george floyd han estado trabajando en reformas policiales y ver cómo pueden lograr la justicia racial en la ciudad, el momento los vecinos no llamaron al 911 para pedir ayuda con mario gonzález, llamaron a otra línea pero aún así despacharon a los oficiales, el ayuntamiento de la ciudad en una gestión especial aprobó 3 cambios. que la llamada a residentes o personas con problemas mentales involucrados sean revisados por paramédicos o médicos, se revisen los protocolos de la fuerza y colocar en la posibilidad agendar a civiles que fiscalizan las actuaciones de la policía. la abogada de la familia mario lópez dice que es muy temprano para que piensen que van a necesitar más pero aseguran que es un paso en la dir

en el caso de mario gonzÁlez, los abogados que representan a la familia gonzÁlez informaron a univisioncidad del informe de la policÍa. ramÓn: esta fue la expresiÓn del abogado. se acerca el Último fin de semana. suheily con el reporte del tiempo. suheily: buenas tardes. este fin de semana tendremos un descanso de las temperaturas calurosas. 70° para sÁbado y domingo. el miÉrcoles volvemos a las temperaturas de 80°. vientos aumentando para el fin de semana en el norte de la bahÍa. 35 mph hacia concord. 40 mph en la regiÓn costera y sÓlo para el domingo. precauciÓn al viajar. temperaturas para santa clara con 70°. san mateo con 60°. 75° para el lunes. oakland con 60° concord caluroso el lunes, 90°. en el norte de la bahÍa, 70° para el sÁbado. asÍ luce la zona de la bahÍa, algo de nubosidad y buena calidad del aire. nada de lluvia en camino. el calor estarÁ regresando el prÓximo lunes. ramÓn: gracias. en el aÑo 2020, 24 niÑos murieron dentro de un vehÍculo. veamos el siguiente reportaje. >> tendremos una zona de alta presiÓn que harÁ subir las temperaturas. reportero: las temperaturas van

indicÓ que se llevan a cabo tres diferentes investigaciones. >> despuÉs de la muerte de mario gonzÁlez>> la ciudad tomÓ algunas pasos pequeÑos, pero desafortunadamente para mario es demasiado tarde. >> segÚn la abogada lo Único que la familia pide es que haya una reforma policial. podemos decir que las polÍticas son horribles y deben cambiar. ramÓn: hoy compareciÓ en corte el hombre que apuÑalÓ a dos mujeres de la tercera edad . el hombre se presentÓ en corte y se declarÓ no culpable frente a los cargos. el pasado viernes se negÓ a comparecer en corte, como pero el fiscal solicitÓ que permanezca en la cÁrcel hasta su juicio. el sÁbado por la noche se registro el homicidio nÚmero 16 del aÑo en la ciudad de miguel, ¿sabías que geico podría ahorrarte cientos de dólares en tu seguro de auto. y mucho más? okay entonces, con ahorros así, ¿qué esperas? ¿que un experto en artes marciales te bloqueé las llamadas de spam? ¿otra oferta? yo seré quien le ofrezca algo. ¿un crucero gratis? ¿y a dónde me lleva? ¿al espacio? ¡no llame más! ¿clara? ¿qué clara? le hice un playlist y empieza con el tono

an autopsy into gonzalez's death has not yet been released right now. police are looking for clues in a shooting at a dispensary that sent a man to the hospital. this scene unfolding thursday night in the parking lot of the cocoa farms dispensary officers say the victim and the shooter gone from that scene by the time they arrived a short time later, a 27 year-old man showed up at a hospital with non life threatening injuries so far no arrests have been made. caught on camera a smash-and-grab at a chinatown jewelry store happening right in the middle of the day. take a look at it for yourselves. this scene happening just before 11 this morning near grant in washington. workers telling officers 3 men in their 20's breaking the store's front window taking off with several pieces of jewelry before running away. this is video from an eyewitness capturing the entire scene as it went down so far. there's no word on just how much those stolen items are worth anyone with information on this break now urged to call san francisco police. now to the latest coronav

tuvo algo que ver la muerte de gonzÁlez en esta situaciÓn?stra ciudad ha trabajado mÁs de un aÑo para lograr esto. he estado posando para tener este tipo de llamadas. el programa busca dar entrenamiento a civiles y el personal mÉdico. >> quiero que estemos listos para responder a cualquier tipo de llamadas, especialmente cuando se trata de una crisis de salud mental. queremos ayudar a nuestra gente. se indicÓ que se llevan a cabo tres diferentes investigaciones y esperan con paciencia el resultado de estas. >> mario gonzÁlez aÚn deberÍa estar vivo. >> la ciudad tomÓ algunos pasÓ pequeÑos estÁ semana, desafortunadamente para mario es demasiado tarde. sebo con la reforma la holÍsticas de la policÍa de alameda. lo Único que la policÍa pide es que se esclarezca su muerte. podemos decir que las polÍticas son horribles y deben cambiar. >> es el mismo dÍa que se lleva a cabo el sepelio de mario gonzÁlez. paola: los jÓvenes de 12 a 15 aÑos podrÁn recibir la vacuna contra coronavirus de pfizer. la inmunizaciÓn sÓlo estaba probada para su uso en person

she says she was heartbroken when she heard about the death of gonzalez on april 19 gonzalez died during a struggle with police body camera video shows officers pinning him to the ground. well, laying on his back neck and shoulders. police say he suffered a medical emergency but others say he was murdered i'm a citizen of alameda and i'm appalled at the way that he was treated for it. ali attended the march. she feels relationships between police and people of color. >> need to improve. >> and i feel like we're not making changes fast. and i don't understand. >> why would more agrees. that's why she felt so strongly about helping to organize event and is hopeful about creating change. do don't let theep happening not only are especially america is not only are you by people. the press as saying he does 3 officers involved all deaths are on administrative leave. >> autopsy results are not available yet in alameda amanda hari kron 4 news. >> the national news friends and relatives of andrew brown junior gathered for his funeral. brown was killed by officers while they were serving a warran

aylÉn, carolina, si la uso la seÑorita gonzÁlez, la enfermera gonzÁlez, utilizo el metro a las 7:00 estos. aylÉn: gracias, por supuesto un poco mÁs adelante vamos a volver a enlazar contigo. es importante que todos los familiares que estÁn desesperados, tratando de localizar a sus seres queridos en la ciudad de mÉxico, estÁn pidiendo que se contacten con el nÚmero de locatel. alguno de sus familiares desaparecidos pueda ser una de las vÍctimas, y tambiÉn estÁn utilizando las redes para compartir fotos. carolina: a travÉs de redes sociales el presidente del sindicato de trabajadores del metro dijo que fue una falla de obra civil. estÁn investigando quÉ causÓ este desplome de este metro, a una hora donde tanta gente estaba utilizando el servicio pÚblico de transporte. hablando de esa desesperaciÓn de la gente, nos conectamos vÍa telefÓnica hasta la capital mexicana con jason morales, prima de un joven que hasta esta hora estÁ desaparecido. sabemos que llamaste al telÉfono de tu primo pero alguien mÁs te contestÓ. cuÉntanos quÉ te dijeron, bienvenida. jason: hola, buenos dÍas. realmente yo

death of 26 year-old mario gonzalez. we are heartsick. >> the city of alameda. it has taken steps immediately to investigate this situation with to criminal investigations and an independent outside investigation. they are all ongoing. and for that reason despite alameda high school senior and moderator raquel williams asking several direct questions about the gonzalez case. >> and how officers responded that deadly day does their go against the police code of conduct the city leaders declined to answer citing the ongoing investigations. i can't respond. >> what how their behavior is being at this point what captain mcmullen would say in general is that his department, like many other law enforcement agencies in the bay area and across the country. >> needs to evolve and improve the way it interacts with the community, especially bring mental health-related calls for service. i think that that we acknowledge and >> that we need to change. want to say that the army, the police department stands ready. and willing to suggestions and. new ideas. some of those ideas

gonzalez died at several officers pinned him to the ground for more than 6 minutes. a woman who knew gonzalez in high school says watching that body camera footage brought her to tears. >> so many people are affected by the life of one life. it ripples throughout the community. it also ripples throughout the community not just in a tragic day but also oppressive way. >> members of mario gonzalez also took part of the march including his son. the officers are now in administrative leave. >>> if you're going overseas remember you cannot fly back home without a test within three days of your flight. >> it sounded easy enough, it sounded great >> reporter: oscar hernandez did all he thought he had to do. and he got unusual provider. alamo. >> everything that i thought was going wrong, went wrong. >> reporter: oscar returned to the rental car to alamo and asked for that covid test. >> she's like oh my god, i forgot to schedule it. and the guy is not here and i'm like. >> there was no technician, no rapid test and oscar's flight was leaving in three hours. >> so i'm lookin

gonzalez died at several officers pinned him to the ground for more than 6 minutes.school says watching that body camera footage brought her to tears. >> so many people are affected by the life of one life. it ripples throughout the community. it also ripples throughout the community not just in a tragic day but also oppressive way. >> members of mario gonzalez also took part of the march including his son. the officers are now in administrative leave. >>> if you're going overseas remember you cannot fly back home without a negative covid test within three days of your flight. >> it sounded easy enough, it sounded great >> reporter: oscar hernandez did all he thought he had to do. and he got unusual provider. alamo. >> everything that i thought was going wrong, went wrong. >> reporter: oscar returned to the rental car to alamo and asked for that covid test. >> she's like oh my god, i forgot to schedule it. and the guy is not here and i'm like. >> there was no technician, no rapid test and oscar's flight was leaving in three hours. >> so i'm looking at my watch like o

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tenemos mÁs detalles. >>> el lugar de la protesta por la muerte de mario gonzÁlez fue icÓnico la estaciÓncia? >>> es la justicia de dios, Él sabrÁ quÉ hacer, verdad? es una vida que no se pudo haber perdido asÍ nada. >>> la comunidad aseguraron los presentes, sigue herida. >>> justicia para ellos serÍa que mario estÉ vivo, presente en la vida de su hijo. pero ahora queremos demandar a la justicia para que los oficiales que mataron y asesinaron a mario tengan su sentencia. >>> en electo la familia levantarÁ una demanda civil contra el departamento de la ciudad de alameda. buscan una demanda judicial y compensaciÓn econÓmica de varios millones de dÓlares. la ciudad solo dijo en su pÁgina web que estÁn comprometidos que el proceso serÁ transparente. el consulado mexicano dijo que se encuentran en contacto con la madre del fallecido y que somitaron los informes de las investigaciones y condenan el uso excesivo de la fuerza. >>> la familia gonzÁlez no acudiÓ a la protesta que culmiÓo frente a su casa en el departamento de alameda. >>> siempre me saludaba. buen muchacho. >>> para "noticiero tel

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there is growing outrage over the death of mario gonzalez. he died while struggling with police who had pinned him to the ground. we're trying to take him into custody. police responded after someone called the non emergency line as opposed to 911 ktvu is evan sernoffsky is here now on evan case is raising questions about who should respond to a non emergency call. that's right, frank it the center of this story is a question that law enforcement agencies and cities are grappling with around the nation, and that's who should respond when somebody's experiencing some kind of behavioral health issue. but they're not necessarily breaking any laws. there's a man in my front yard talking to himself. that's the first fateful call a neighbor placed to the alameda police departments non emergency line about mario gonzalez, even though the caller wasn't describing an emergency or even a crime. police were dispatched. moments later, gonzalez died while being restrained by three officers. you got a pulse? yeah. theo episode raises questions about how th

gonzalez was tackled to the ground. he was facedown when officer put any on his back and pinned him down for more than five minutes. what gonzalez gasped and played for the officers to stop. officers later did chest compressions after he became unresponsive. his family said he was healthy and had no no medical conditions. they requested an independent autopsy for more. the officers involved are on paid ministry of leave. >>> we have live camera footage now were parts of the bay area could face elevated fire danger? that is the way it is. >> before even get into the details of the red flag warning on the map over my shoulders, you have to set the state and remind everybody that it is the first day of may. this is the time of year when our landscape, the grass, the tree and the twigs should just be coming off of their greenest and wettest time of year in terms of the moisture that is actually in the plants. but because of how dry it has been,u arnearly record dry levels in the landscape. we don't have very many green hill

gonzalez died while being detained by officers about two weeks ago. a 911 caller reported a man acting strangely in the park. police body camera video shows the confrontation. gonzalez was taken to the ground, officer struggled to handcuff and arrest him, and he became unresponsive and died a short time later. >> he was killed on the streets of alameda, and the police continue to deny that they killed him. we hope this could show the government and nancy o'malley and the alameda city mayor that we are here to demand justice and we will not stop until justice is gotten. >> police said initially that he suffered a medical emergency he. his family disputes that. they have requested an independent autopsy. >>> the alameda county did district attorney's office has charged the man they believe attacked and oakland chinatown leader. 25-year-old james ramsey is facing a number of charges including a hate crime. carl chan, the president of chinatown's chamber of commerce, was a tax on eighth street last thursday. he says he was going to visit a victim of anoth

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> prince harry also weighed in from here in the u.s. saying that his mother was taken, quote, by the ripple effect of culture of exploitation and unethical practices. >>> coming up, the return of "kids news now " in person. >> will ganss sits down with clever kids in the park on topics like dr. fauci and dolly parton. that's next. you're watching "world news now." george bus he-1vaccines are available to millions of americans, and soon they will be available to everyone. barack obama: this vaccine means hope. it will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly disease. bill clinton: i want to go back to work, and i want to be able to move around. barack obama: to visit with michelle's mom, to hug her and see her on her birthday. george bush: what i'm really looking forward to is going to opening day in texas ranger stadium with a full stadium. bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to get rid of this pandemic, it's important for our fellow citizens to get vaccina

gonzalez was one of ten house republicans to vote to impeach trump, and trump has endorsed a primaryzalez in the 2022 midterms. >>> the alabama legislature has passed a bill to rename part of the highway after the late congressman john lewis. a portion of the highway runs from selma to montgomery and is set to be named the john r. lewis memorial highway 10. the bill acknowledges the late congressman's role in leading 600 peaceful protester in selma before being attacked on bloody sunday in 1965. it will now go to alabama governor kay ivy for signing. of course, there has been an effort to rename the actual bridge itself the -- >> the edmund pettus bridge. >> they're assuming this is a

. >>> a rally and a march from oakland to alameda, demanding justice for the death of mario gonzalez while income police custody. was organized by two east bay youth groups. andrea has mo on their message for the alameda police department. >> reporter: just in front of the mural at the station, protesters gathered to help bring justice for mario gonzalez. it was organized by a student union and youth activists for alameda. those young and old came to show their support. >> it happened in our backyard. it is our responsibility to stand up and back to family up and be here in solidarity with all the families to have lost loved ones due to police violence. >> reporter: roughly 100 people made their way to the alameda police department. the incident in question happen on april 19 police got a call of a man acting strangely. officers try talking to him for about 10 minutes and then attempted to handcuff him. eventually had him facedown on the ground for five minutes with an officer holding his knee on gonzalez's shoulder area. police say the 26-year-old open man suffered a medical emergen

she says she was heartbroken when she heard about the death of gonzalez on april 19. >> gonzalez diedduring a struggle with police. >> body camera video shows officers pinning him to the ground. well, laying on his back neck and shoulders. police say he suffered a medical emergency but others say he was murdered i'm a citizen of alameda and i'm appalled at the way that he was treated for it. ali attended the march. she feels relationships between police and people of color. >> need to improve. >> and i feel like we're not making changes fast. and what i don't understand. >> why would more agrees. that's why she felt so strongly about helping to organize the event and is hopeful about creating change. we do don't let this keep happening not only are especially america's now we are by people the press as they even stop 3 officers involved all deaths are on administrative leave. >> autopsy results are not available yet in alameda amanda hari kron 4 news. >> some breaking news just into the kron 4 news room where sfo is now a point of interest because police are investigating a shooting a

mario gonzalez was killed while in custody of alameda police. the police department says he died from a medical condition. but the gonzalez family and organizations say he was murdered after video was released showing officers kneeling on his back neck and shoulders. and the north bay the city of santa rosa will pay nearly 2 million dollars to settle lawsuits filed on behalf of 5 people. they say they were injured by police and last summer's protests over the police killing of george floyd city officials approved the settlement last month after learning details about the lawsuit and watching video from officers body-worn cameras. mark is martinez and mikael stags where the original plaintiffs in that lawsuit, stacks of struck just over her left eye leaving a wound that required several stitches to close martinez underwent several facial surgeries as a result of his injuries. 3 other plaintiffs later joined the lawsuit, the settlement is the largest in the city's history involving a civil rights lawsuit. caught on camera. a smash-and-grab at a sa

calls regarding a 26 year-old mario gonzalez last week he died in custody.uld we build trust with the in this moment in time has policing. >> this definitely being questioned at this moment. youth wondering why a mobile mental health team wasn't called out for mario instead of officers. city officials choosing not to respond to questions about that case directly because they say they need to let the investigations into the matter play out. but captain matt mcmullen did say a mental health team typically heads to scenes when there's more time. otherwise officers should be able to handle those situations. our officers are trained in identifying mental health crisis is. >> through crisis intervention training we have been participating, i believe since 2000, 15 still the young people say the police department needs more accountability. the mayor says the city council will discuss several reform proposals at a special meeting next week. we will also bring up the concept of a of a civilian oversight board in and see you know what can be done as for mario 911, cal

the attorney representing mario gonzalez and his family julia sherwood had this to say about the city of alameda picking up the pace of removing armed police from answering nonviolent calls for service. you know, it's excellent that the city of el nino has now. >> deciding that they want to deal with this on basis. it's very unfortunate. they'd do that years ago. and we also are very concerned whenever anything rush spaces like this it won't be done in a thoughtful months away. >> has it made you kron 4 news. >> happening today. the san ramon city council will hear about a new pilot plan that would change how the city response to 911. cause from mental health emergencies to the plan. mental health experts will respond rather than police advocates of the plan say mental health experts would be better able to de escalate situation. city workers say since 2015, mental health calls have risen every year by as much as 20%. the parents of one of 2 bay area man convicted of killing an italian police officer are reacting to a jury's decision last week ordering a tallies are italy's harshest p

nathan gonzalez, folks are calling in as you mentioned. by republican senate the republican senate committee on market kellyly in arizona. to the tune of even releasing an addict so early in the cycle. the sad in the recent weeks from the national republican committee. >> market kelly has learned to speak politicians, washington and like on immigration. >> is a humanitarian crisis and it is tragic. >> the tragic on the southern porter is a crisis mark kelly helped to create, he defunded security and border wall construction on sanctuary cities that refused to import immigration laws instead stimulus check to it illegal immigrants and when joe biden cancel that emergency declaration of border security, market kelly - now the porter is a disaster. what is mark kelly say when he goes on to arizona printed. >> is a mandatory and prizes and is tragic . >> mark kelly says that one - just the opposite in washington. >> nathan gonzalez on market kelly immigration issue and what is the point of releasing an addict 5130 days before election day. >>

body camera video appears to show officers pinning gonzalez to the ground while kneeling on his back and his shoulders. the police department is being criticized for saying that he died of a medical emergency while in custody while the investigation into his death continues. the sheriff's office is asking independent pathologist to review. gonzalez is autopsy once it's completed to ensure the public's trust. >> one man is in critical condition tonight after an argument in san francisco sunset districts escalated resulting in the stabbing police are searching for the suspects now officers responded to the intersection of moraga street and 19th avenue early yesterday morning there. they learned the victim. a 39 year-old man had gotten into an argument with the suspect who took out a knife and stabbed the victim 3 times officers were not able to locate the suspect and police did not provide a description. meanwhile, on the east bay this morning. 2 deadly shootings just hours apart. this is a map showing where they happened. the first victim was found just after midnight on 55th avenue n

gonzalez is death second. you make sure you're okay. i am saddened by the tragic death of mr gonzalez and i do join our community and our city council. in the expressing my heartfelt grief over that deaf now the council and mayor agreed. they must move quickly. let's get it done in the next weeks by the end of june, the city of alamedaal is to bring well trained mental health officers, not armed police to respond to certain 911 calls and include a compendium of all mental health resource is currently available to the police department. in the next two weeks, the city will take up a review of alameda police use of force and body camera policies and procedures and make revisions, ruiz said. these changes are reason for cautious optimism. we need to continue to put pressure on the mayor to have these. his response. these response models be truly to man, members of the alameda community have signed a petition calling for the district attorney's office to release the full body camera footage and criminally charged the officers involved in go

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. >>> questions being raised in alameda over the death of mario gonzalez. special meeting being held. >>> the fear among asian americans. why some in the bay area are rethinking mother's day plans. >>> it is saturday, may 8. fire crews on high alert as a red flag warning is no one effect through this weekend. let's get straight to meteorologist darren peck who has been tracking the dangerous conditions. flag wag have this weekend and e we had last week you can see thfferences ave inuded mo e north bay are included.timonday morning at 6:00 a.m. and it is not only the delta, it is the east bay hills which is why we will share with the oakland fire department. look at the winds now. it is already gusting to 40 miles per hour but only in the mountains. this will be another scenario where it will be windy in the mountains but not necessarily where we all live. i will have your full forecast coming up. >>> a dangerous combination of heat and high winds have a firefighters of the east bay hills on high alert. at oaklands fire station 6, the wildfire warning levels

the attorney representing mario gonzalez and his family julia sherwood had this to say about the city of alameda picking up the pace of removing armed police from answering nonviolent calls for excellence. that city of el nino now. >> deciding that they want to deal with this on basis. it's very unfortunate. they do that years ago. and we also are very concerned whenever anything rush spaces like this that. it won't be done in a thoughtful months away. >> has it made you kron 4 news. >> meanwhile tomorrow night own city leaders are expected to learn from first responders. details of a new pilot program that's aimed at helping people during a mental health crisis. the idea is to get people trained to deal with mental health episodes in order to de escalate situations that can often turn violent. we're told that this is a partnership between the fire and emergency medical workers, law enforcement and contra. costa health services. >> in oakland concerns about safety are mounting as police investigate 2 homicides nearly a dozen shootings and all of that happened in just a 13 hour span. k

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launch a federal investigation into the death of gonzalez back on april 19th. he died during a struggle with alameda police body cam video shows officers pinning gonzalez to the ground while kneeling on his back, neck and shoulders. police say he suffered a medical emergency during that struggle. but his family says that he was killed while in custody. 3 officers are now on leave during this investigation. so far. an autopsy into gonzalez's death has not yet been released on this first day of may may day rallies being held in several cities across the bay area. take a look at the scene along san francisco's embarcadero where members of the service employees international union march this morning. similar rallies also held in oakland and san jose today. meanwhile, today is also wildfire. preparedness day and fire agencies are reminding everyone to make sure you take some time to make sure that your home, your property are safe and that you also have an emergency plan in place for this early fire season already underway. kron four's, gayln ong brings us more. >>

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gonzalez told me if a prerequisite to leading our conference is lying to our voters, then liz is notntain that number three leadership position. it's unclear, though, how that would turn out. she fended off the last challenge. this time it seems like she's losing support, according to multiple republicans i've spoken with. however, these are secret votes so how that would turn out is anyone's guest. manu raju, capitol hill. >>> cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans has your before the bell report. >> hi, jim. it's the great american comeback, from housing to tech earnings to consumer confidence and gdp. the recovery is accelerating and we're expecting to see that in the april jobs report on friday. economists predict the u.s. economy added back 925,000 jobs. the unemployment rate is is expected to fall to 5.8%. but investors are also watching for signs of inflation in that report. if wage growth is is is super strong, that could under wall street, which is worried about the economy overheating. major stock indexes are up double digits or close to it. there's an old sayi

eso gonzÁlez con la informaciÓn.ses de caos en hospitales y encierro, economistas trae buenas noticias >> hay una cantidad de familias con ahorros porque no han tenido la capacidad o la posibilidad de gastar en entretenimiento, salidas y diversiÓn, y obviamente que la llegada del verano con el memorial day weekend presentas oportunidad. jesÚs: otros como josua prefieren quedarse en casa. josua: es mÁs difÍcil para personas que estÁn tratando de con sus familias. jesÚs: en efecto, ya que el precio de la gasolina en nuestra regiÓn ya sobrepasÓ cuatro dÓlares. expertos recomiendan ir a lugares cercanos para evitar mayores gastos. otra recomendaciÓn es gastar de acuerdo a sus posibilidades, ya que en meses posteriores a la reapertura podrÍa resultar sorpresas no muy altas. >> a medida que no vayamos incorporando la cadena de abastecimientos se tiene que readecuar, y de repente vamos a ver que los precios suben repentinamente, pero de mediano a largo plazo se van a acomodar. jesÚs: otro aspecto importante para quienes dec

i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is may first. if you're a daily's and and we started off pretty foggy today. i'm kind curious what the other parts of the bay look like aside from the city here. dave spahr has got a look at your forecast today. >> hey, good morning, marty well, good morning. everybody. and kind of got off to a cool start as well as well, too. and we'll be looking for some afternoon. winds are kind of typical, but that fog is going to cover good chunk of the bay. it looks like to the morning hours yet we'll get some clearing except at the coast yet to be slow, going to get some clearing there. there's the shot from the golden gate. you can see from comparison sake. not bad because that using a fog trap. but just to remind you of the east bay shoreline is all kind of cloud up here with this fog. it's going to take it again. a couple of hours to kind of lift off until worst pretty much saying goodbye to it. temperatures are still remain warm and those inland valleys. but chilly at the coast today to come to get those

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