you may remember last month jamari oliver, a black fifth greater, said he was falsely accused of stealing a sandwich at the safeway store on upper market street. security guards stopped him, accused him of stealing, even though he showed them a receipt. this is video from a previous rally earlier this morning in support of oliver. today the third baptist church of san francisco will hold a rally at that same safeway, demanding an apology from the store as well as training for store management and security. that rally begins at 10:00 a.m. >>> tuesday may 25th will mark one year since former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin killed george floyd in minneapolis. here in the bay area, several peninsula churches will hold a prayer vigil to remember floyd. organizers say the vigil is help the community come together to fight, and pray against division and violence. the vigil will be out palo alto city hall today at 4:00. >>> and they're getting ready to toss out orange restrictions. red and orange and yellow tiers will be gone and we will move under green in just under one month. so what

people rallied again outside safeway on market street in support of 11-year-old jamari oliver. you might recall last month he bought a sandwich at the safeway deli but security guards accused him of stealing even after he showed his receipt. the president of the california division surprised the crowds and offered a formal apology. >> look, we regret it, because it's not just against our store policy how it was handled with jamari, it's against our values and it's against who we are as individuals. we do millions and millions of transactions a week. i know a lot of you shop in our stores. it's not what we do and it's not our intent to do that. >> that president, carl schroeder, went on to say that he is working with leadership across the division to address what happened and make sure something like that never happens again. >>> new overnight, north bay firefighters took quick action to put out an apartment fire before 11:00 p.m. at the vineyard garden apartments on bird street in santa rosa. fire crews same the flames engulfed four apartments. they were able to save a dog from

us now live with more on this story well, yeah, ken and catherine, you know, last monday was jamari oliver's first day back on his school's campus. >> unfortunately, the excitement. he felt that morning quickly turned to tears. >> administrator students and parents of san francisco's harvey milk, civil rights academy put their lessons in action wednesday after one of their own was falsely accused of stealing at the castro district safeway they racially profiled. the 4 students sandwiches. he devastating. >> he never has been racially i'm talking about the that all the time they we are him didn't think that he would have to go through this this early jamari oliver and his mother tatyana were headed to school last monday when they stopped to buy a sandwich like they've done every day since the 11 year-old was in kindergarten any good at you can go because we are early on his way out the door from the deli. >> jamari says 2 security guards stopped him and questioned whether he had stolen the items jamari showed them his receipt, but he says they kept questioning him until the store manager told

people rallied outside the safeway on market street today in support of 11-year-old jamari oliver. last month, he bought a sandwich at the store's deli. but security guards accused him of stealing that sandwich, even after he showed the receipt. the president of safeway's northern california division surprised the group and offered a formal apology from the company. >> we regret it because it's not just against our store policies, how it was handled with jamari, it's against our values, and it's against who we are as individuals. we do millions and millions of transactions a week. i know a lot of you shop at our stores. this is not what we do, and it's not our intent to do that. >> he went on to say he is working with leadership across the entire division to address what happened and make sure something like it did not happen again. >>> several hundred people rallied in san francisco today in support of palestinian rights. the group met at 16th and mission and then marched to civic center, calling for an end to israeli occupation. hundreds of palestinians were killed in recent viol

jamari oliver says he bought a sandwich and paid for it at the deli counter. before he made it to the door security guards stopped him and accused him of stealing. oliver showed they will the receipt but it wasn't enough. finally the store manager let him go. the san francisco teacher says this is an xamptle of racial profiling seen across the country. >> so when you think about racial profiling an 11-year-old boy, is this going to lead to what happened to george floyd and what happens across this country? >> safeway released a statement saying it strives for an environment where everyone is treated with courtesy, dignity and respect. clearly this instance fell short of our expectations. >> well, in any normal year san jose would have lots of cruz and big celebrations on cinco de mayo, but this year the community is finding a way to make covid and more importantly covid vaccines part of those festivities. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from san francisco bay where a covid vaccine clinic opened up in the middle of a part. >> reporter: there's certainly a

jamari oliver says he bought a sandwich and paid for it at the deli counter, but before he left, he waspped and accused of stealing it. he showed a receipt but it wasn't enough. finally, they let him go. they say it is an example of racial profiling across the country. >> does it lead to what happened to george floyd and across this country? >> safe way released a statement saying that it strives for an environment where everyone is treated with courtesy, dignity and respect. clearly this instance fell short of our expectations. >>> it is the most prominent feature of the san francisco skyline. mark ben yot tweeted that they will return to the office may 17th. everyone who has volunteered to do so must be fully vaccinated and they will work in group of 100 or fewer people. they will be required to get a test on site. they also have the option to work from home through the end of the year. >>> a popular san joaquin county bar could lose its liquor license after its owner was arrested for selling fake vaccination cards. the historic old corner saloon is in clements. it's a place for peopl

it we are him didn't think that he would have to go through this this early jamari oliver and his mother tatyana were headed to school last monday when they stopped to buy a sandwich like they've done every day since the 11 year-old was in kindergarten any good at you can go because we are early on his way out the door from the deli. >> jamari says 2 security guards stopped him and questioned whether he had stolen the items. >> jamari showed them his receipt, but he says they kept questioning him until the store manager told him he could go scared something that happened. but we always fun keep his receipt. that is only for like, you know, he wants return 8 or something like that. not not really because. >> i would think that someone would think that he would still safe way, send us a statement about the incident saying the company has clear policies against discrimination and racial profiling. they said, quote, across all of our stores. we strive for an environment where everyone is treated with courtesy. >> dignity and respect. clearly this instance fell short of our expectations. safe

fact that all the time we are him didn't think that he would have to go through this this early jamari oliver and his mother tatyana were headed to school last monday when they stopped to buy a sandwich like they've done every day since the 11 year-old was in kindergarten any did ask me if you can go because we are early on his way out the door from the deli. >> jamari says 2 security guards stopped him and questioned whether he had stolen the items. >> jamari showed them his receipt, but he says they kept questioning him until the store manager told him he could go scared something that happened. but we have always said it would keep it 3 feet. that is only for like, you know, people lost their return 8 or something like i'm not really because. >> i would think that someone would think that he would still safe way, send us a statement about the incident saying the company has clear policies against discrimination and racial profiling. they said, quote, across all of our stores. we strive for an environment where everyone is treated with courtesy. >> dignity and respect. clearly this instance

. >> our fourth item is statement about racial profiling of jamari oliver. topic student voice advocacy for our initiatives. black students should not be traumatized. accusing jamari of stealing a sandwich after providing a receipt. providing his mother with a $25 gift card after racially profiling her son doesn't fix the issue or harm. i'm proud to be an alumni of harry civil rights academy a school that gave me strength and taught me about leadership after the racial trauma i experienced at lakeshore elementary. i'm glad to see they're still using their voice. all black students should know that they're great, loved, and are everything people wish they could be. i'm still thankful that jamari was able to speak up and call out an issue that is very prevalent in our city. >> lastly, the next meeting will be may 17th at 3:00 p.m. via the s.a.c. meeting. anyone is welcome to attend our meetings. if you would like to attend, make a presentation, or get a copy of the agenda, please conduct mr. salvador lopez bart. before we go, we'd like to say congratulations to