kenny was initially arrested and charged with attempted murder. his case has since been dropped.ut nearly three months later, the officers are still on the job. no charges filed. police say they only fired after kenny first fired upon them. >> if no-knock warrants were exercised against people living in beverly hills or bel-air with the same frequency that they are exercised against black people who live in black neighborhoods, we would have far more constraints on police officers' ability to do that. >> kimberly crenshaw is a law professor at columbia university and ucla. >> if you are exercising your second amendment right to protect your home you will shoot back. and when you shoot back, that becomes a justification for the police officers to completely take your home out. >> after brionna was killed, tame t tame ca spent hours searching for her. >> he asked if i knew if they had any enemies or anybody that would want to hurt them. and of course no, absolutely not. i say, and he asked if anything had been going on with brie onna and kenny. >> and they're asking questions witho

kenny choi, kpix5. >> all right kenny, thank you. >>> the national guard on standby in vallejo after two nights of chaos and violence. and tonight, police are revealing more about the confrontation with lotters that left a man dead. kpix5's wilson walker is live with the chief's explanation for an officer opening fire. >> reporter: we are at city hall where there is a perfectly peaceful demonstration the last two hours. it was in the name of angel ramos. a man who died in confrontation with police here in a city with a long history of that. the last two nights here on the heels of the peaceful protest has come a lot of trouble and today, we learned more about what happened in the early morning hours tuesday, we heard from the chief of police talking about a situation where police arrived at a walgreens with reports of looting. a number of people seemed to be leaving the scene. one officer saw an individual approaching what appeared to be one of those cars. that individual dropped down to their knees. the officer saw something, what we are told in his mind was a handgun. that's when t

kenny, what can you tell us? >> reporter: san francisco is still the most expensive city in the country to rent an apartment. we are in the pacific heights neighborhood in the city. but new numbers show there has been an exodus of residents who now have better options. pay the expensive rent or move out. >> people are leaving, just ditching their apartments and leaving their roommates hanging or they are trying best to find someone to fill their rooms or they are just leaving san francisco altogether and moving back home. my company natoli decided to move back to new jersey after paying more than $4000 a month for his apartment in california working in tech sales. [ booing ] all the normal things as we are seeing driving the bay area in san francisco pretty much dried up. >> in june rent prices dropping more than 9 % in san francisco. mountain view more than 15 %. >> we are getting a lot of people moving to central california and the valley, you know, around the sacramento area, tahoe, sonoma county. a lot of dif

kpix 5's kenny choi has a status check from san francisco. kenny? >> reporter: ken, as you can see putting on the finishing touches for their outdoor dining spaces. for most of the restaurants, sales are still not quite at the level prepandemic, but for many businesses, they say business and sales have picked up the last couple of weeks. curb side is getting a different lookth many restaurants trying to stand out. across the street at italian hall, rolling out and cutting fresh pasta hasn't changed, but the owner says revenue has dropped about 50%. >> we're going to come back. i think we all have to try to adapt to the pandemic. >> reporter: next door, the store is limiting their hours, but it's still worth it for the brand. >> if we don't have our presence here, it will eventually go away. we've been an institution here for a really long time in san francisco. >> reporter: outdoor dining has been allowed for less than two weeks in san francisco. for some restaurants, it's a slight boost. >> it's not the ideal situation. hopefullywe'll have peep din

kenny choi is live to explain what could be fueling that big divide. kenny? >> reporter: economists say the latest numbers show job devastation and a trend that reflect it is slow reopening of california compared to the rest of the country. that begs the question how long can those who are unemployed and the state, which has been paying out billions of dollars each week for benefits, can sustain this jobless limbo. more than 20 million americans are receiving unemplment benefits. many like amir, an electrician who received jobless benefits for most 2 months, are back to work. >> i was going crazy sitting at home and not doing much. >> reporter: but in california, job recovery is slower than other states. new unemployment claims jumped by nearly 30,000 in the golden state, while florida saw the complete opposite, with its number dropped by almost 100,000. >> we were adding to the stock of unemployed people much faster than reopening could reduce it. and in some other states, they had a faster period of reopening. >> reporter: josh who lives in napa is still un

all right kenny, thank you. >>> meanwhile, kpix5's andria borba giving us another view of the protests. she is live on valencia and 17th on a rooftop. >> reporter: we are on a rooftop just above the mission police substation here on valencia and 17th street. 17th street is blocked off as is the front on valencia street. we have seen thousands of protesters headed down first to delores park. you can see from the camera, sfpd has been here most of the afternoon. we spoke with neighbors who said they understand and support the ongoing demonstrations here. >> people are upset. they want police to be servants of the people thra mierlitarized model we have crnglaeatcsiheind ly blleefog.n edge of the curb in anticipation of the protest. our camera captured one of multiple vans loaded with police officers and sheriff deputies loaded into the back of the parking lot here at the substation. as you can see right now, we still have many protesters headed down valencia that half mile from where we are to where the protest begins at loderes e we anticipate a very large crowd here ssion substation. t

kenny? >> reporter: this place can get dangerous and deadly just like that. take a look right behind me from a distance, it might look fine. but, that's because these rip currents are often hard to spot. we spent some time with some first responders today on how to survive one. and what you need to know. what looks like small waves can be deceiving and deadly. >> waves breaking one side and the other side. and this will be deep water so everyone says let's go swim here because there's no waves breaking. that's when they get in trouble. >> reporter: ocean beach in san francisco is notorious for these dangerous rip currents for children and adults. >> over time, it doesn't matter if you are michael phelps, if you are a non-swimmer. you will get tired. it's just a continuous river and you are fighting uphill battle the whole time. >> reporter: just last week, san fran park service rescued five teenagers from drowning. >> throughout my career, i have seen that story happen time and time again. people go out there expecting to have a great time at the beach. and e

kenny choi is live in san jose with the details there. kenny?reporter: you know, no massive looting or violence in the city of san jose overall, but there were some small hit jobs, including the one at the target store on story road as well as the neiman marcus store at the great mall. but by the time police arrived, no looters in sight. we glass and windows at the sit as well as a small police presence to prevent further looting. we're here at stevens creek police department. heavy police presence here. shortly before curfew, authorities from the sheriff's office, the chp and san jose police department sent dozens of officers and patrol cars, denying entry to anyone besides residents here. san jose police chief eddie garcia and law enforcement imposing the curfew tonight starting at 8:30, with law enforcement out in full force to prevent major looting. >> we made over 100 arrests in the last 48 hours. we believe curfew can be a usable tool to mitigate further violence and property damage. this police department wants piece. we want to continue

kenny? >> reporter: police say that they targeted, the shooters targeted a family of men, women and children. tonight the family of one of the victims speaking out wondering why and calling the shooters cowards. with birthday balloons still floating in their front yard, ronald brown and his wife return from the hospital to their home confused, upset and wondering why. >> the guys, whoever did all of the shooting was just young cowards. they shot at a bunch of women and babies. >> reporter: a neighbor who didn't want her nays face to be shown talked to us while a neighbor translated. >> she first heard fireworks and 20 minutes later she heard gunshots. >> reporter: the browns say they were celebrating 'birthdays of their grandson and niece. witnesses say more than one person came out of a vehicle firing. >> by the time i got out, they drove off. my sister-in-law slumped over in the car, my daughter's best friend passed away right there. >> yeah, when you see it you get scared. >> a battlefiel

we'll check back in with you later in the broadcast. >> all right kenny, thank you. we are now going to kpix5's andria borba live on the rooftop above those protesters right now. >> reporter: if kenny was wondering where all of the protesters went, i have the answer. take a look at this crowd at 17th and valencia. it stretches just about as far as the eye can see. it has spread from sidewalk to sidewalk. it is packed in there very tight. i have not quite seen a scene like this in san francisco if some time. they are protesting right in front of the mission substation here at 17th and valencia. in front of the substation, you can see sfpd officers behind barricades right now. the crowd is chanting at them. we have heard no justice, no peace, black lives matter. hands up, don't shoot. this is a community that has been rocked by multiple incidents of police brutality over the years. people here are angry. this mission high school crowd as we know is a very civically engaged crowd. no surprise there are 10,000 people in the crowd. we can't see where we parked our vehicle

kenny? >> reporter: economists say that these latest numbers show a trend and also shows job devastation as well as the trend that reflects that california is reopening slowly. the question is how long can those who are unemployed and the state, which has been dispersing billions of dollars a week, sustain this jobless limbo. more than 20 million americans are receiving unemployment benefits. some are slowly getting back to work. >> i was going crazy just sitting home and not going anywhere or doing much. >> reporter: but in california, job recovery is slower than other states. new unemployment claims jumped by nearly 30,000 in the golden state, while florida saw the complete opposite, their number dropping by almost 100,000. >> we were adding to the stock of unemployed people much faster than reopening could reduce it. and some other states had a faster period of reopening. >> reporter: states like georgia and texas also lifted their economic lockdowns last month. new claims fell in both st

kenny? >> reporter: liz, the police say that the group of shooters targeted men, women and children last night. tonight the family of one of the victims speaking out and saying that the shooters are cowards. with birthday balloons still floating in their front yard, ronald brown and his wife returned from the hospital to their home confused, upset and wondering why. >> the guys, whoever did all of the shooting was just, you know, young cowards. they shot at a bunch of women and babies. >> reporter: a neighbor who didn't want her face to be shown talked to us while a relative translated. >> she first heard fireworks and then like 10 minutes later she heard gunshots. >> reporter: the browns say they were finished celebrating the birthdays of their grandson and niece when gun fire shortly erupted shortly before 10:00 last night. witnesses say more than one person came out firing. >> by the dime time i got out, they drove off. my sister, my daughter and her friends. >> reporter: the family tells

and kenny, player manager, there is no story that can compete with it.ught so hard for it, won the championship and different trophies but not this one. all these things since we use our history in the right manner so you don't compare any more is just happy about it builds on it, since then we can do what we do now and it is great. i am really happy to be part of it. final question. there are two kinds of title winners, the ones that when it wants, fantastic achievement and then they fail to back it up. and then there the other scenes. we have seen back it up. and then there the other scenes. we have seen in the premier league area —— mark era. this will require a change in mindsets won't it? we were really close, it's not like up and down with others and so here is the second, we are obviously pretty good. as long as we stay humble, everything is possible for us. humble, everything is possible for us. as long as we are ready to still write the stories we want to tell our grandchildren in the future, we area team. our grandchildren in the future, we are

down on this, kenny? >> reporter: liz, richmond police say that they have gotten so many complaints that they are now working with some other police departments in the county to try to address concerns from residents. we have seen multiple, countless videos posted online, and these illegal fireworks shows are definitely on the rise as the new numbers indicate. from san francisco to richmond, oakland and san jose. illegal fireworks are lighting up the night's sky. >> it started sometime mid may. we started hearing fireworks over and over. >> reporter: it is not just your imagination. richmond police say over the last three months they have received 1,200 fireworks- related day. >> it is a bay area and nationwide issue versus a richmond issue. >> reporter: along with the contra costa police departments, they have had a round table today. >> people that are using them are suffering no consequences for using them or selling them. >> pause they are being ignited in different areas of the city and it is really

kenny choi, kpix5. >>> in menlo park. retiring. >> i think honestly, there's only really one way that this conversation could go forward. that's a fresh start. it's obvious to me i lost the trust of the city council. hopefully, that will give this organization a fresh start. i'm sorry. >> he says he will stay until july 31 to give the city time to find an interim police chief. >>> and bart police are moving norward with their reforms. the goal is to find a community based anti-racism training course. they will teach officers to respond to situations that do not involve firearms. it is also allocating $2 million to increase the number of unarmed employees in their system. the agency is also updating its restraints and use of force policies. >>> a federal protective officer was killed in the line of duty and was laid to rest today. hundreds packed panol valley high school. the alma mater of david patrick underwood. a gunman opened fire and killed him while he was guarding the federal building in downtown oakland. a protest

kenny choi is an avid surfer around here. from his time in hawaii. this evening he is sharing what you can dget a rienor it mista and it can independent in a tragic way ocean beach stretches for miles an miles. no rock formations. it just stretches. that's the perfect place for dangerous rip currents. we jumped into the water with first responder and swimmers to show you what to do if you are caught up in a rip current. i zipped off my wet suit. strapped on a go pro and jumped in. with a fire boat and water craft on standby, these men and won safrsco e frigid tersmiste people turn right back from where they came from like they are levering a building they came in. >> reporter: to reach the safe exit, there's a simple maneuver to get out. >> a rip current is all energy. waves come in. water has to go somewhere. what happens is water takes the easiest route out. >> reporter: here's shlddo when pulled away. textbook explanation is swim parallel to shore. onto a shallow sand bar, where the waves are breaking and use the waves from the sand bar to get pus

we are life here tonight, kenny choi, kpix 5.>>> after days of peaceful protests the majority of the bay area has lifted the evening curfews. as of tonight, san francisco, oakland, san jose, and palo alto no longer have curfews. the same goes for san mateo county, alameda, and contra costa counties. a while ago fremont announced this will be the last night of its curfew.>>> in the midst of a national upheaval over police violence, vallejo is once again investigating a deadly police shooting. kpix 5's wilson walker digs deeper into the department's past and how it is trying to make some reforms of its own . wilson.>>> last night we talked a little bit about the plus specifics of this case. police responding to widespread looting here in vallejo. they see a young man, 22 years old from san francisco in a parking lot. he appears to be crouching, perhaps kneeling depending on the description given yesterday.a cruiser and now he is dead. this is a complicated story. as you mentioned, aval about police violence and here, once again in vallejo we have another incidence.>>> the officer who d

. >> reporter: i'm kenny choi here in the mission next to mission dolores park. this group has left the park and mission high school making its way west on 18th street. i talked to the organizers before this protest started. they say they are certainly aware that there could be extremist groups mixed within who have a different agenda, but they say they want this protest to be peaceful and they want their voices to be loud and heard. organizers ready to protest and demaing a change in the policing justice system. >> the black people who built this for free, this wasn't built for them, it was built on top of their bodies. >> reporter: many in the mission district with small businesses and a large latino community are worried about potential violence that could erupt. >> the organizers need to organize to have a team of people to weed out who they see as being creators of chaos. >> reporter: so, as you can see, people are making their way slowly toward soma. we hear that they are going to go to the hall of justice there and make their way back toward the mission di

kenny choi said the woman accused him of committing a crime. >> the video has gotten millions of you since the person who lives here posted on social media using chalk to write lack lives matter when a couple walking by said that he was doing something illegal. >> what's your name again? >> lisette. what is your name? >> his name is james, he has lived at this home for 18 years. on tuesday afternoon he started stenciling with chalk. >> my first instinct is "again? this? again?" . >> you are actually. lisa and robert, i will be right here. >> she decided to call men with guns because of my chalk art. >> he knows many of the police officers in the neighborhood and they didn't even get out of their car shortly after this video was taken. >> i am a person of color in pacific heights. this is the richest, whitest hood. >> many have identified the woman as lisa alexander who is the ceo of a skincare line who reached out to her malt times but got no response. >> that is why black lives matter. >> he is a proud, filipino who knows what discrimination feels like. >> may be a little bit of loa

. >> kenny choi has a new twist on this case. >> it could be linked to the shooting of a security officer> this is the moment alert residents pinned the gunman to the ground. >> he was talking gibberish. >> more details are emerging of the suspect. air force officials confirming he is in inactive duty sergeant stationed in part of the forces quadrant. his wife died in may, 2018 e statwiforce in south ca the e 30. >> the man had a two-year-old son and has a baby due next week. what's going to happen? >> the sheriff's office said he was responding to a call about a suspicious man in the santa cruz mountains early saturday afternoon ending with multiple explosions and shots fired. one day before the fatal shooting the fbi tweeted a picture as the vehicle used in the slaying of david, patrick under hood while a protester took over the streets on may 29th. the fbi confirmed that they are working with the sheriff's department trying to determine a possible link and motive between the two killings and crimes in the bay area but offered few other details. they are also investigating whether there

. >> next, we will hear from kenny todd. >> thank you. it's great to be here. what an incredible 24 hours for human spaceflight. be -- americanto if you are a fan just going beyond the levels of what we understand to discover, you can't help be excited about what has happened the last equally as glad to have bob and doug on board. chris cassidy was the only one being from the u.s., so having two friends up there, we will do our best. in concert working with steve and the spacex team to learn as much as we can about the dragon and, as others have stated, this is a test flight. is the nextrtant mission of the dragon, which will be a long-duration flight. as much as wern can, keeping bob and doug busy. when the time is right, to get them back home safely and getting the crew mission on board. we are looking forward to the next few weeks, whatever it turns out to be, but it is certainly off to a great start. will hear from shall .inger in, nasa astronaut >> what an incredible privilege to be part of this nasa spacex partnership. past part of this historic 24 hours,

. >>> back here in philadelphia, i spoke with the mayor, jim kenny, a short time ago.talked about a whole host of things including president trump's rhetoric, the state of race relations in philadelphia, as well as the removal of the statue of frank rizzo. he had a poor record on race relations. he encouraged voters to vote white. i asked mayor kenny why they decided to take it down after all of these years under the cover of darkness? >> it's been there for 20 years. i don't think any mayor should have a statue of themselves. i don't want one for me. but the point is, it represented to a large segment of your population a time where people felt oppressed, people felt that they were not treated fairly and that they were policed unfairly. in the light of all of this issue regarding policing in america and the interaction or the relationship between the police and communities of color and the stress and anger that we've seen around the country in the last week, we thought that an effort to begin the healing process, it was time to take this symbol of the '60s and '70s, d

as kenny said, that's an important mission for us. it has has full crew. that's really what commercial crew is about. it's about doing these increment missions. right now it's being targeted toward being launch ready at the end of august, timeframe. so we'll just continue to look at this vehicle, if it's performing well, the readiness. and in a month or so, we will be able to make a decision as to how long to keep this vehicle in orbit. the second question was what's different between this version of dragon and the crew one vehicle, which is the next dragon? they were very similar in terms of their systems, the life support. the crew one vehicle can land at little bit higher wind state. spacex has changed some of the outer composite panels to make that a little stronger. it can land in higher winds. pa. it can land in higher winds. it has the capability to dock not only in the ford port but they can they be go to the zenith port as well. largely it is the same vehicles. andan dock at either port better capability and i would characterize that as the big di

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but shocker hit back just before the half hour mark englishman john joe kenny rifling in from outside the books. the on loan everton defender with a pinpoint drive to level schoolers. the 2nd half short chances go begging with neither side able to take advantage 11 the final score another disappointing day out for shall cause now winless in 12. is in and i think we're in an insanely difficult phase and we know exactly why that is we know where our problems lie and we've discussed them of course we'll discuss them again in greater detail at the end of the season we have various problems to solve feels. to me on safety is now 0 but confirmed. to close out the one of the action on sunday evening after a outs book host at cologne and he said and counter that had plenty of physical contact and even he contested match that and in a draw and with only 4 games to go until the end of the season both sides looks set to remain in the top flight. the physicality was high between outburst in cologne over 30 fouls occurred on the pitch midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led

kenny is crowded capital city nairobi physical distancing and working from home is a privilege a pipe dream for most a group of christians yacht slid by 24 year olds and singing will come together to create a coronavirus awareness campaign to help curb the spread and help people understand how to protect themselves and their loved ones. creative and at times even fun this isn't just a make over for the crumbling walls of kenya. it's a public health message that's impossible to ignore. it is a long ways that event. and it is a research. and the new rules we just haven't so far haven't gone unnoticed here where local social groups trying to spread awareness of coping among those most vulnerable to the virus who are motivated by their means and their misconceptions. and we've decided to communicate the guidelines in a way that is. best to stick and great invested in the artist behind the project grew up here self and wants to fight misinformation surrounding dicky employees we're trying to raise awareness by doing this by telling them that does exist. have to take an individual to ensure

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but shocking hit back just before the half hour mark englishman john joe kenny rifling in from outside the books. the on loan everton defender when they pinpoint drives to level schoolers. the 2nd half short chances go begging with neither side able to take advantage 11 the final score another disappointing day out shell now winless in 12. is in and i think we're in an insanely difficult phase and we know exactly why that is we know where our problems lie and we've discussed them of course we'll discuss them again in greater detail at the end of the season we have various problems to solve a few 30 people believe. me on safety is now 0 but confirmed. that manchester city are hoping to overturn their 2 year ban from playing in the lucrative european champions league the english premiership club sec a so the court of arbitration for sport began today european football's governing body banned man city in february for breaking a financial fair play rules they face losing tens of millions of euros in prize money as well as a battle to hold on to some of their best players because hearing it

kenny.tle ken. >> dana: i can't tell you how much i loved that. and, fred, have you been surprised at some of the music that you end up liking? >> yes. definitely. i definitely downloaded some songs on my phone through apple music. a lot of songs that fans have commented. so i definitely appreciate the music that they comment. >> dana: i have to tell you, tim, that my husband loved your reaction to pink floyd stairway to heaven and bohemian rhapsody by queen. last 20 seconds i have. are you pleased that you are bringing people together this way? >> oh, yeah, man. i always say there is no color to music. everybody just join in and react to it. be different. as us young, it bring other people and encourage people to listen to old music, too, as well. different types of music. that's what i think. >> dana: i love that i got to meet you, tim and fred williams, congratulations on all your success and good luck on meeting your goal of 100,000 subscribers. thank you. bill hemmer, how about those tw

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developers weeshgs going to speak with roger mcnamee ahead of the developer's conference plus, david kenny holds not only the company's ceo title but also the chief diversity officer. he'll discuss neilsen's recognition of juneteenth and how they can push for more diversity in the workforce and can figure out a way to measure it as well let's get straight to the market another volatile session to close out the week on wall street one that is headed for another upweek mike santoli is tracking the down action we've seen this afternoon. >> yeah. a little fatigue the apple headlines did not help did mention yesterday that on this exploration friday, there may be a little graphtational pull towards the 3100 area that is not magic. that's the way these things go the there are often clusters in the morning, hugging 3150 you got that news. it dropped the soccer ball moves and the crowd clusters around it, but more broadly, it takes you back again towards that area of -- from early march stuck under the past three days, four days actually the market made a run to 3150. seems heavy. that pullback la

kenny choi gets in the water to demonstrate what to do and not to do in a rip current.hat's at 5:00. >>> and one last check of the weather with mary. >> okay. heating up for today. daytime highs 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. and we will continue to watch the temperatures climb. tomorrow, the hottest day of the week. mid to upper 90s inland tomorrow. low to mid 80s around the bay and low 70s along the coast. and we'll continue with the warm and above average temperatures friday and the weekend and into early next week. back to you. >> all right, thanks. >>> and that is going to do it for kpix5 news at noon. we are on 24/7 streaming on cbsn bay area. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. have a >> o'donnell: this is a cbs news special report. i'm norah o'donnell in washington. we are coming on the air with breaking news from atlanta. shooting deahofayshard brooks. brooks died from two gunshot wounds to the back monday night after running from two officers who were attempting to handcuff him because of d.u.i. brooks had stolen one of their tasers and poi

kpix5's kenny choi suited up to give us a firsthand example. >> reporter: we are at ocean beach right now. one of the most dangerous places in northern california. that's because, you can't see these rip currents that are so strong. one of the common mistakes people make is to swim right back to shore when they are in this current. but no matter how strong of a swimmer you are, u ll inrrenthisumr, wh you want el to the shoreline. until you are out of that current. and then use the gentle waves to make your way and push you back to shore. >> that's exactly right. you relax. and, you float. and you make it out alive. let's show you a live look at the pacifica state beach tonight. it is packed with surfers. most of them know that trick. relax. float. and you'll end up alive. dozens of them, even this late in the evening. our meteorologist paul heggen is here. tomorrow might be a better beach day. >> yeah. because temperatures will be even hotter inland. people will be looking for some relief. pretty good life advice. relax, float. panics doesn't do you any look picture pattern. while the

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kenny has been following the caravan and is outside the police headquarters. >> reporter: dozens gathering here today to march with police officers, several churches calling today solidarity sunday. this is why these men, women and children spent their sunday afternoon in the hot sun. i have hope, but not in olnot i other, not in burning up a building. no. it defeats the reason. >> reporter: with sign, motorcycles and a line of cars following, they wanted to talk first. >> we are all disgusted by what's been going on and, unfortunately, the community is sufferieeto out there and serve them everyday. >> if we get enough white people, black people, asians, l.a. teen latinos, we can make it happen. >> reporter: they're moved by the spirit to make change. >> if we can be the liason, the police department, the church and the community, and we can american them together, that's how it's going to work. >> i think many people think that the police agree with what happens across the crown try and it's not like that. >> they're human. ineir as do as can see g at apeaceful gathering here today in fro

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kpix5 reporter kenny choi is also an accomplished surfer and he shows us what to do if you are caught in one of these rip currents. >> reporter: we are at ocean beach right now. one of the most dangerous places in northern california. that's because, you can't see the rip currents that are so strong. one of the common mistakes people make is to swim right back to shore when they are in that current. but, no matter how strong of a swimmer you are, you are eventually going to lose. instead, if you are caught up in a current this summer, what you want to do is swim parallel to the shoreline. until you are out of that current. and then, use the gentle waves to make your way. an they will push you right back to shore. >> yep. that's the way to do it, paul. we were taught that as kids out at ocean beach. never swim back in. always swim parallel. and the waves will push you back in. just relax. >> and look for the telltale sign of the water changing color. people will be tempted to head out to the beach the next several days with hot temperatures building. especially inland. the heat dome in

talent to bridge the gap between racial injustice and those who serve their communities for years kenny out the door has been painting murals of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. now he's working with police to help memorialize george floyd in the same way huge mural is going up, but we'll be in a very visible spot. can he says he's hoping it will bring together law enforcement and communities of color. >>what that could this this inequality going on along the world between. of cops and african american hispanic communities. what i'm doing right now is to create a path where the commute in the cops working together. >>he says the mural he's hoping anyway will be completed by next week. during the pandemic a lot of people have been taking on new projects at home things like gardening maybe remodeling the room, but in kansas city man is actually built a car from scratch. reporter sean mcdowell joined him for a test drive. you want to go for a ride when tom trumpeter takes you for a spin he drives a hot right he built himself from the wheels up what i did is i to

talent to bridge the gap between a racial injustice and those who serve their communities for years kenny out the door has been painting murals of police officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty. now he is working with police to help memorialize george floyd in the same way a you're alive will be going up it's in a very visible spot. can he says he's hoping this will bring together law enforcement and communities of color. >>what that could this this inequality going on along the world between. of cops and african american hispanic communities. what i'm doing right now is to create a path where the commute in the cops working together. >>he says he's hoping that the euro could be completed next week. during the pandemic a lot of people have been taking on home projects like gardening remodeling the room but in kansas city, a man is actually built a car from scratch. reporter sean mcdowell joined him for a test drive. >>and i told her i went on trumpeter takes you for a spin he drives a hot right he built himself from the wheels up what i did is i took 2 brand new bicycles and

with law enforcement the detectives kenny clark, and many others that night reality set in for many of us. reality set in for many of us. joseph de angelo isn't just device ilya ransack are or the east area rapist or the golden state killer. having sat here today and listen in sat that night of his interview. he is the real life version of hannibal lecter. >>that's a live news conference room listening a little bit over the golden gate golden state killer, pleading guilty to all of the charges against him today 74 year old joseph de angelo before a judge and he did plead guilty to dozens of counts of first-degree murder and rape and kidnapping. and time now to take a look outside our sutro camera overlooking the golden gate bridge itself looks beautiful. well warmer today, let's check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez smug recent pay their captor down we're tracking that warming trend and we're already seeing those changes out there right now for your monday evening. >>because of that lack of marine le or so we did have those warm offshore breezy winds and because of that we are

we're live in richmond, kenny choi, kpix 5. >> you have asked about fireworks in your neighborhood and we have been getting a lot of responses. jen says there have been fireworks about two weeks between 8:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. lorraine tells us the fireworks have been starting before dark. and another says it has been nightly in concord, so much so it sounds like christmas celebration ifs her native country and barbara says she has been hearing the fireworks almost every night after 10:00 in sack's neighborhood. >>> governor newsom is keeping an eye on the rising cshz trends across the state. california csaw the highest jump in one day since the start of the pandemic. just yesterday there were more than 7,100 new cases. that means there has been a 69% increase in the past three days. icu ers up18%. rates are alsoo covid cases account for about 8% of beds across the state and icu capacity is at about 30%. the numbers might sound alarming, but a spike in cases was expected tass state started to reopen. the governor is pleading with californians to tip wearing those face masks and to cont

live in sunnyvale, kenny choi kpix 5. >>> still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area, facebook finally caves to the pressure to crackdown on misleading political ads. how the president could now get a warning label. >>> how kanye west wants to make a bay area clothing giant cool again. >>> as san francisco prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of pride, a new significance this year. the momentum for two movements in the fight for equality. >>> the same pattern we have seen all week repeating itself this evening. the fog on the coast is moving back in. some changes in the forecast for the weekend. we will break those down coming up in the forecast. >>> facebook ceo announcing a major policy shift today. facebook is cracking down on hate speech. he said the social network will bar any ads with hateful content such as those expressing contempt for immigrants or refugees. it will also label posts from politicians that break its rules including those from president trump. facebook refused to take action against trump posts that suggested mail in ballots will lead to voter fraud but he

julie busby taking requests by kenny loggins and yeah, it takes me back as well and if you do have ald be a new song or anything in between. go to facebook, twitter and instagram and use the hashtag # #"ktvu." 4:24 a.m. san francisco's program expands to the presidio giving more people a chance to enjoy the neighborhood without all that car traffic. slow streets started in oakland and let people walk and run and exercise and bike safelyronavir some of san francisco's latest street closures include west pacific avenue between our way low empress radio boulevards and montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue in the street closures continued through the 30th. san jose enforces parking restrictions today and the city stopped handing out citations for parking meters and other infractions during the pandemic and now the city will issue tickets for cars and vehicles that violate restrictions. today's focus will be identifying nonoperational vehicles on city streets. also happening today in the south bay , the santa clara valley transportation authority is restoring mor