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in los angeles attorneys for the family of john kinsey say that la county deputies did not try to de escalate the situation or worn that they would open fire before fatally shooting thee 2929 year-old black man deputies chased him down over a bicycle violation just last month. an autopsy revealed that casey was shot 15 times 7 of those bullets hit him when his back was turned toward the deputies. >>despite have a sheriff tries to justify unjustifiable. we want you to know that this is part of a larger pattern going all across america. >>everybody on i want. is justice for my >>well officials have given different versions of exactly what led up to that shooting last thursday, they said their investigation determined that kids he picked up a gun before deputies opened fire and then before that the department had said that kids he made a motion toward toward a gun that drop from a jacket as he fell to the ground. as we head to break we are checking in on conditions outside your door little cloudy for some of you, but a pretty nice day on tap. i think the big weather story is the increas

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but in context, two weeks ago a young man,kinsey, 29 was stopped by cops.nd a gun was in the clothes and he was shot to death. there have been a lot of anger in l.a. over that shooting. it doesn't justify what just took place. that's the whole story. >> that's whole story. so this shooting at 5:53, it only took you new minutes to connect it to trump. trump is responsible for elev e elevating the fury of the protests. got it. jesse? >> juan said it's donald trump undermining the cause for racial justice. not the guy that shot the cops in cold blood. it's the president for talking about the guy that shot the cops in cold blood. he is the bad guy. got it, juan. here's the thing. the president can't fan the flames of this violence when it's the democratic party that over the summer said police department are systemic racism and hunting down unarmed black people. it was the same climate where the guy sympathized with the new black panther party in dallas and sniped off police officers in dallas. we have seen footage all summer of democrats throwing woks and bott

angeles hundreds pouring onto the streets to protest the police shooting of 29-year-old they jean kinsey>> we are demanding the arrest and prosecution, shot an armed man in the back as he was running away. jillian: the shooting happened monday after la county deputies tried to stop him for a traffic violation while riding his bike. he and deputies ended up getting into a fight. police say kizzee was holding a pile of clothes and when he dropped them they saw gun and opened fire. the attorney benjamin croft says he was shot in the back 20 times but the la sheriff's office denies those claims. >> any department that kills people, they don't kill any race but us but it doesn't make sense. why us? it is just us. we are tired. >> multiple independent agencies are investigating the video. the trump administration looking to crack down on unrest in portland, protests in the city lasting 100 days in a row, dhs secretary chad will call that epicenter of crime and chaos. >> i would like to stop it and we could stop it quickly. all they have to do is say we are ready. >> reporter: in the midwest a

. >> deeson kinsey, reverend al, riding a bicycle while black. that was his crime.nd it's all on video. you see him running from the police. his hands in the air. they shoot him at least 15 times in the back in broad daylight, reverend al. and you right. america's dealing with covid-19 pandemic. well, we in black america have to deal with that and we have to deal with covid 1619 pandemic because the systematic racism and oppression exists despite the denials from president trump and william barr. it is real, and we keep seeing it over and over again doing this pandemic on video how they keep killing black people unjustifiably and these are the police, reverend al. that's why we have to continue to call them out and speak truth to power. and thank you for always u using -- feel that they are marginalized by this administration. >> all right. benjamin crump, thank you, as always for being with us. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. ♪ (peter walsh) people came and they met and they felt comfortable. it's what we did with coogan's. you felt safe and, if you were

illegal pushbacks behavior by then the coast guards the crew of the ship but then the rescue because a kinsey overcrowded radical is headed head of the mission in distress and there is a duty to perform a risk here in a situation like that as it is stated by international mary team will. ok so how is the german military responding well the german bund as well as acknowledge that its ships do have a duty to rescue people in distress however it told the d w that if greek and turkish coast guards are fulfilling their of rescue in their own territorial waters that intervention by a german ship is neither required nor permitted and on one occasion the german navy did intervene and tow a damaged boat to the island of lesbos however the ngo narrative bedroom says that on multiple other occasions the german navy stood by and did nothing and on those occasions the german navy was a potential witness to a potential international crime and should come forward with testimony and evidence now the european justice committee is calling for an independent investigation and for that reason it's even more impo

joining us now live to talk about the waterfront drive-in theater is nick kinsey, director of externalaffairs there at fort mason. what led you to do this fun idea? >> for the last six our campus shut, the theaters, museums. but one thing we have added is a large parking lot and so thought this was the perfect place to bring this to san francisco, to bring san francisco's first drive-in. >> so tell us a little bit about this screen. it's pretty impressive. >> yeah, it's a 40-foot by 20- foot l.e.d. high-definition screen. we can show films right now, middle of the day, as well as our first matinee evening show. >> nick be i just wanted to talk with you a little bit about the safety measures put in place at this drive-in theater. >> yeah, absolutely. one of the fantastic things bout drive-in theaters is they are -- we also are going above and beyond to make sure we follow safe guidelines. our staff will be masked. >> so, nick, know that it's going to be an awful lot of fun. we're having some trouble with your audio, but obviously happy to spread the message of this first ever experience

. >> reporter: like many others, the kinsey family's labor day weekend camping trip was cut short because of the fire. >> the sheriff came and told us that we didn't have to evacuate, but he was advising we do, because he didn't know if the fire would jump the road and we didn't get out. >> reporter: they're headed back to fresno but stopped a few times. the orange glow in the sky was a sight to see. >> that was brian johnson reporting. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked the creek fire. lisa, it's obviously ahe heat will dry everything out even more. >> oh, for sure. when we come back, i have a look at the fire going on wherendhe it's generating, it's unbelievable. we're going to get drier through the period. in fact record-breaking temperatures. how hot, when do we get relief, i'll have the answers next with my abc 7 news accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank, lisa. >>> also ahead, the czu complex fires have been destructive. how the community is helping those who have been on the front lines fighting the flames. >>> plus some public school students in san francisco wi

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>>of the 19 shots at the la county deputies fired. 15 struck kinsey including 7 that struck him when his back was turned to the deputies. attorney ben crump revealed these details at a press conference with the family earlier today. >>despite have a sheriff tries to justify the unjustifiable. we want you to know that this is part of a larger pattern going all across america. >>everybody on i want. it's just this for >>sheriff's officials have given various versions of what exactly led up to the deputies barrage of bullets for example last thursday, they said their investigation determine kids ii picked up a gun before deputies opened fire before that the deputy. department rather has said that kids he made a motion towards a gun that dropped from jacket this he fell to the ground. initially the only mention that the gun was dropped. the widow of the late basketball legend kobe bryant has filed a lawsuit against the los angeles county sheriff that lawsuit claims deputies shared unauthorized photos of the crash that killed her husband their 13 year-old daughter and 7 others back in jan

. >> reporter: the kinsey labor day weekend trip was cut short. >> the sheriff told us we didn't havevacuate but he was advising we do because we didn't know if the fire would jump the road and we couldn't get out. >> reporter: they're headed back to fresno but stopped a few times on the way down. the orange xwloe wglow was a si see. >> that many people rescued, that's a popular recreational area, people camping there this weekend. i'm sure we'll hear more stories in the coming day. that was brian johnson reporting. investigators are working to find out what sparked the fire. that is the concern across the state and here as well, lisa. >> once the heat begins to ease the source of that cooling is going to be a pressure gradient that sets up and brings us a dangerous offshore flow. there is a look live at emeryville. right now, we are in the 70s, so temperatures are very mild out there obviously. we even have some numbers close to 90 in the upper envasionleva. excessive heat continues. stay tuned, my accuweather seven-day forecast ahead. >> the czu complex fires in santa cruz and san m

. >> reporter: the kinsey labor day weekend trip was cut short. >> the sheriff told us we didn't haveevacuate but he was advising we do because he didn't know if the fire would jump the road and we couldn't get out. >> reporter: they're headed back to fresno but stopped a few times on the way down. the orange glow in the dark sky was a sight to see. >> scary situation there for all those people. a lot of them out camping or beating the heat at this recreational area, so i'm sure we'll get more information in the coming day. that was brian johnson reporting. investigators are working to find what sparked the creek fire. >>> lisa, with all this heat, that's going to dry things out, more of a concern for fire across the state. >> absolutely, liz, and at 71 degrees, san francisco 6:11 in the morning, something's really unusual. it was 72 an hour ago and it's 68 at sfo. 55 half moon bay, that's nice. 55 to 72, that range right now, and then about 93 to 112 today, yes, you heard right. stay tuned my accuweather seven-day forecast ahead. >>> the czu complex fires in santa cruz and san mateo

in kabul intra afghan talks were meant to begin but they were delayed let's talk now under what kinsey's a senior afghanistan analyst for the international crisis group he joins us from tunis welcome back to the news hour if the taliban have turned over a new leaf why now well it's not clear if the taliban have turned over a new leaf as much as it become clear to tell about an unwilling to explore options that they had not previously previous times. this option of negotiations leading to a conclusion of the outcome of conflict is something that the group was not always as open to as they are now whether the group is willing to completely change and to accept compromise i think that remains to be seen in these negotiations as they go forward how much of this is driven by the delegation from islamabad pakistan has the longest land border with afghanistan compared to any other bordering countries pakistan has had a problem with the pakistani taliban ok the afghan taliban is a slightly different deal so how much of the impetus towards genuine peace is coming from imran khan's government. it'

dijon kinsey who was shot two weeks ago in the back by the los angeles county sheriff's department.ho she raised as her own son. joseph richardson's mother, baton rouge, louisiana. the list goes on and on and on. so we are here declaring in breonna taylor's name enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. enough is enough, america. please join me in welcoming our great champion for justice, my co-counsel from the law firm of sam aguilar and deserves acknowledgement, a great, great lawyer. we give you attorney lonita baker. >> sandra: you've been listening to a news conference there on the ground in louisville, ben crump the attorney for breonna taylor's's family release the transcript, enough is enough. after the grand jury decision that one of the three police officers charged in the -- involved in the shooting death of breonna taylor was actually charged with wanton endangerment and he has gone on the record calling the grand jury decisio

[explosions] jillian: protests erupting over the deputy shooting death of da shawn kinsey last week.up the proud boys holding a labor day rally to honor danielson shot and killed last week. police arresting two people in unrest there. in seattle, police seen breaking down a barricade set up by protesters as body cam footage shows demonstrators throwing what appear to be molotov cocktails. police sharing this photo showing one of them recovered you see it right there. made with beer bottles, liquid and bandannas. 22 people were arrested. the house oversight committee reportedly launching an investigation into postmaster general louis dejoy over accusations he broke campaign finance laws. dejoy pressured employees to donate to republican candidates and then reimbursed them. a spokesman says he was not aware employees felt that way. the committee chairwoman now demanding dejoy be suspended. and dustin johnson winning the tour championship in dominant fashion. >> wow. how good is that? jillian: oh, man. johnson finishing at 21 under par at the eastlake golf club in atlanta. he also won t

i realize that the wealthy folks who are a lot of kinsey of the y constituency of the democratic party. brian: especially in compton work and scrape by you need security those two cops killed that's the message for the next cops. i don't know if i want to park my car and be shot next. maybe i won't go. >> this is why we should give every cop in america a pay raise. unfortunate you disirch support and we need more comps on the beat. steve: senator judicial hallelujah from the great state of missouri. thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: jillian joins us with more headlines. jillian: the city of louisville reaches a record 12-million-dollar settlement with breonna new warrant approval process. police are searching for the suspect accused of vandalizing a virgin mary statue. the man caught on camera climbing over a fence and tossing the statue onto the sidewalk of a brookn church before running off. police say the statue has significant damage. offering $2,500 reward for information on the suspect's whereabouts. breaking with teammates to honor a fallen hero. he put the name of cash