leahy: it's been 16 minutes. sen. braun: go ahead, senator leahy. sen. leahy: this is my 47th year. i never thought i would see anything as horrific as what i saw in january. it's a long way from coming as a teenager, walking through the unguarded halls, open halls with my parents. i don't question in any way that you have a difficult time ahead of you. i knew the three officers who died quite well. i feel that for them and their families. in february, i asked the former chief and sergeant at our -- arms if we'd approved their budget requests. the responses were yes. it seems the failures we saw on january 6 were the result of a failures of leadership, deployed officers, not equipped properly, or provided with needed intelligence that a mob was on the way to the capitol. since then, of course, you've had a chance to do a retrospective review. what have you learned about your agency's needs in terms of new and emerging operations, training, intelligence, physical security capabilities, and your fy 22 budget request, does it reflect those changes? chief, i will start with you. chief p

leahy: madam president, i ask consent to continue on my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: but before i do, i want to thank the distinguished majority leader for putting samantha power on the agenda this week. i think she is extraordinarily well qualified, and i look forward to voting for her. and i ask for those comments to be at the end of my speech. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: and to go back to where i was to continue what i was saying before and without showing the interruption, it's important that the next director of the u.s. patent and trademark office respect the law, including the statutory bond set by congress. the last administration took steps to undermine the leahy-smith act. they acted outside of the statutory bounds. i've always sought to the curb the potential for poor-quality patents to be abused. that drove much of the work of what we did ten years ago. so i look forward to supporting a nominee for director who shares my view that it's important to weed out poor-quality patents i

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leahy let them know that it's a work that's still under copyright leslie. litter the idea you will be legally penalized in the long run. but how can you be sure that the person who is selling the n.f.t. is the person who made the artwork after all fake identities are a fundamental problem on the internet. of thieves have always tried to fake identities that's why solving the problem of identification of the mind is considered the holy grail of the 21st century. why did you feel the benefits we now have institutions which try to verify the identity of. one example is the sales platform foundation artists can't just register themselves they have to be explicitly invited like for example the russian artists pussy riot. other platforms are also trying to keep fakes off their marketplace because they harm their the chip missing but they don't always succeed. these digital times are pictures by us artist corp in a rainbow report up for sale by unknown people as and if teams since then he has a clear copyright stamp to his pictures are not pretty but helpful. yet

leahy: ms. clark, in fall 2008, two members of the new black panther party, a violent hate group that focuses on racial violence, stood outside a polling place in philadelphia just in military attire and brandishing a billy club in 2009 a few months later the department of justice charge those same individuals and the new black panther party itself with criminal voter intimidation. a month after that, the new acting head of the department of justice civil rights division dismissed nearly all charges. do you think they were wrong to prosecute the individuals who showed up at a polling place wielding a billy club? ms. clarke: i believe the leadership of the justice department has the prerogative to bring the case they deemed appropriate to bring. senator lee: did you want the department of justice to drop the case? ms. clarke: i may have espoused that opinion publicly, but so did many people. i think there were many people who deemed it a weak case. senator lee: did you communicate with anyone at

cameron leahy, who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been on the force for 10 years. we first alerted you to the updates on this story through our kron 4 news app. so make sure you have to download it. you can stay up to date with all the latest news by downloading that app. emotions ran high in the santa cruz courtroom yesterday adrian aj gonzales was given the maximum sentence for 2015, that kidnapping and murder of an 8 year old maddie middleton kron four's. rob fladeboe has that story. >> after pleading guilty earlier this month in the 2015 kidnapping rape and murder of his good friend and neighbor 8 year-old maddy middleton 21 year-old adrian gonzalez apologized to her family before his sentencing tuesday in santa cruz. >> gonzales was 15 years old when he lured middleton to his home at the tannery arts complex in 2000, 15. her body was found in a dumpster after a video of maddy was shown in court. her parents, laura jordan and michael middleton addressed the court >> area. >> it's just >> gonzalez was given the maximum sentence, which means after servi

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzales to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bringing mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales we refuse be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to back by the officers. and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> very once and says the vid

president leahy says increasing capacity from 25 to 50% won't mean much initially. >> because people't seem to be ready to come inside yet. >> the although we've seen it a pretty resurgence. both the new members returning members in the last month. it's going to be a process as people become more comfortable. >> and we've seen that and heard that story before people comfortable eating outside a small percentage. yet. the uncomfortable eating inside. apparently the same thing goes for working out fitness centers. small percentage seem to be comfortable inside at the moment. but again, those businesses hoping that that will increase as time goes by. find out from the state whether marine moves to yellow tomorrow somewhere around noon. if bran is held orange, they will have to stay there for at least a couple of weeks live in larkspur dan kerman kron 4 news folks will be thank you. meanwhile, here is a breakdown on the changes on the differences between the orange and the yellow tier indoor capacity for gyms. wineries, breweries and distilleries can double in size. >> in the orange tier

. 4 of those convicted were given suspended sentences including 82 year old former lawmaker martin leahy and elder statesman of the pro-democracy movement. the convictions are a blow to the pro-democracy movement in hong kong which is facing a strong crackdown by beijing and hong kong authorities. cannot think of the civil human rights front is very very disappointed by the sentencing today it creates a chilling effect that makes us citizens afraid of speaking up it also makes the society gradually lose a rational patient and peaceful voice to communicate with the government oh yes there were. massive protests swept hong kong organized 29 tain they began as a reaction to an extradition bill allowing people to be transferred to mainland china and then activists feed opposition leaders could be sent to china now they. being prosecuted at harm. despite the sentences activists say they won't back down in the fight for freedoms for home kong but it's getting tougher and tougher to stand up for democracy in the city. we're joined by christian should cooper she's a professor of contemporary chi

president leahy says increasing capacity from 25 to 50% won't mean much initially because people don't seem to be ready to come inside yet. >> the although we've seen it a pretty resurgence both in the members returning members in the last month. it's going to be a process as people become more comfortable. >> the state should announce marines fate by noon on tuesday. if marin county has to stay at the orange tier county health officials say they will be there for at least 2 more weeks in larkspur. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> in the east bay. the oakland teachers union and school district announced an agreement that would kids back to school full time. this all starts in the fall. this comes as more children in oakland return to school for in person learning yesterday under the agreement between the union and the district. all students will return to class for the new school year on august night. now the deal still needs to be ratified by the union and then approved by the school board. some medical experts are coming out in favor of dropping the mask mandate for people. outdoors can fo

images from the department's facebook page snow officers cameron leahy and eric mckinley both hired in 2018 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee are also on leave. we do not have photos of those two. gonzalez's death is still under investigation. alameda city council has lo at how police respond to mental health calls. >>> another item about law enforcement tonight, new develocaught on camera hitting his k-9 partner will no longer be a dog handler. this december encounter troubled a lot of people who saw it. we showed this to you on the news. the officer striking the police dog during a training session. vacaville's interim police chief says the officer is still with the force but has been reassigned away from the k-9 unit. the police dog has been returned to its vendor and is no longer on the force. >>> california's small businesses will get more than $6 billion in tax breaks under legislation signed today by governor newsom. the governor visited with several small businesses in san fernando v

. >> reporter: james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley had a combined 17 years of experience in the police department. but it is there interaction with mario gonzalez on april 19 that will be scrutinized for weeks and possibly years to come. >> mary o gonzales should be alive today. >> reporter: this retired judge said there are multiple missed opportunities to de-escalate the situation with mario gonzalez possibly preventing his death. >> what they did was escalate the situation by using force. so they closed in on him, and laid hands on him and got one cuff on his right hand. he resisted pulling away with his left hand. >> reporter: the officers body camera captures the confrontation and he is tackled to the ground and face down an officer places a knee on his back. his rising panic is evident as he squirms and at times pleads incoherently to stop. >> your priorities as an officer is to make sure you're safe and the public a safe and the person you are taking into custody a safe. >> reporter: police chief said his death was unintentional. >> we don't want anyone to die. >> rep

president leahy says increasing capacity from 25% to 50%. >> won't mean much inieially because people still aren't comfortable exercising inside. such a way and people being possible coming back to a center like that. >> we have. >> 20% of the people so it doesn't change the dynamics of law. >> state of california should announce currin's fate by noon tomorrow. if marine norms instead of moving to yellow health officials say they will remain in orange for at least 2 more weeks live in larkspur dan kerman kron 4 news dan, thank you. here is a further breakdown of what changes moving from the orange to the yellow tier means. >> indoor capacity for gyms, wineries breweries and distilleries can double in size in the orange tier they have 25% capacity. but that's up to 50% in the yellow tier and bars can open indoors with modifications. >> vaccine shortages canceled appointments a thing of the past in santa clara county, a big boost in the vaccine supply means that vaccination sites like the one at levi stadium. we'll be running at full capacity kron four's. rob fladeboe has that story. >>

i didn't tell you what you were in there at 3 can't tell you that michael leahy fame i think having seen it a designated how when instructed to do so no when the police came to the door they said they do not need the water to construe my hole he came through the address on the rest of me on the wrong name for a start which is absolutely ridiculous how police can come for us all without a warrant probably going to arrest me on the wrong name. you know it's absolutely above and beyond all to the tame me when i was 2 days into i sleep in a home with a stipulated that will be on because you're located to form how does it make any sense that's not involved and then keep me is basically a glorified there's no i left this question in the 1st place because of the the u.k. government failed the people and i'll terribly the on board the situation. let's explain the situation mr owens flew in bach from bahrain friends are going through abu dhabi in frankfurt before ending his journey in manchester abu dhabi is in the united arab emirates which is on the u.k.'s red list to prevent new colbert's trai

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played it not guilty you know i spoke to a number of the members of the group on a rival including but leahy said joining his community for those others who were already in prison he said this will be a badge of honor and he said he's prepared to go to jail to fight for democracy i also spoke to lead chuck young the man who holds the vigil every year this is what he had to say. i think is. that we have a political environment of oppression and we. don't we have to go. you know be paid a price. if this group does get sent to prison where does this leave hong kong's pro-democracy movement. well firstly for these particular charges each child has a carries a penalty of up to 5 years in jail but so if they do go to job it's a major blow to the democracy movement nearly every major voice of dissent to opposition figure in hong kong is now law they. saw all behind. all of the $2400.00 people have been charged since this government to any government demonstrations jimmy law has been found guilty study he's already in custody he's the media tycoon he's facing 6 separate trials and one of those is un

cameron leahy who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher who has been an officer there for 10 years all these officers involved are currently on paid leave. and we also now know the toxicology report will take at least 2 more months. so it may be some time before we know the exact cause of death the attorney representing the officer says they use proper de escalation tactics will hear more from them tonight during conference in prime time. >> starting at 8. but right now kron 4 subject all talk to a criminal defense attorney today who says that the video shows the officers used excessive force. >> south, a criminal defense attorney cody soften of the south in law firm says the alameda police departments description of 26 year-old mario gonzalez is in custody. death as a medical emergency may be but south and says the emergency was caused by the officers involved who he used excessive and unreasonable and unnecessary we have 2 or more calls for service. we have calling in. >> more as a matter of concern for the individual. then a matter of public safety >> i was on south

images from the department's facebook page snow officers cameron leahy and eric mckinley both hired in18 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee are also on leave. we do not have photos of those two. gonzalez's death is still under investigation. alameda city council has scheduled a meeting for may 8th to look at how police respond to mental health calls. >>> another item about law enforcement tonight, new developments, a vacaville police officer caught on camera hitting his k-9 partner will no longer be a dog handler. this december encounter troubled a lot of people who saw it. we showed this to you on the news. the officer striking the police dog during a training session. vacaville's interim police chief says the officer is still with the force but has been reassigned away from the k-9 unit. the police dog has been returned to its vendor and is no longer on the force. >>> california's small businesses will get more than $6 billion in tax breaks under legislation signed today by governor newsom.

some chair leahy: some members committee, and that is having a significant hearing on voting rights act, and i was just there and spoke, but i thank everybody for coming here to what's the first hearing on the full senate appropriations committee for the 117th congress. i think it's very appropriate we're having a hearing on infrastructure. i also thank a number of members, both republicans and democrats, who are here because these are issues that affect all of us. there is no other committee within the senate whose jurisdiction touches every aspect of our government, of american lives, and same can be said of our infrastructure. and that's why senator shelby and i have worked so closely together over the years. there are days when they say infrastructure meant only bridges or highway, roads and rail. but a narrower view of infrastructure to just this reflects a willful ignorance of the real needs facing our communities, our cities, our nation at large. the american jobs plan is a sweeping proposal that's going to inject sorely needed resources into our transit systems, build affordable

the house appropriations committee chair said to patrick leahy we reach their agreement citizens against government waste made them both -- for march 2021. while they have agreed to go along with this plan senate republicans have yet to undo their ban on earmarks. .. and each member may request up to ten earmarks but they may not get them all which is no surprise. the projects must be on an online database. they cannot go to for-profit entities. and members must certified neither they, their family nor anyone else has a financial interest in the process. there is no unmaking the contribution exchange for earmarks. chair ate it clear only a handful of the members request will be granted. that means once again most of the earmarks will go to the members of the appropriations committee and congressional leadership. in fiscal years 2008 -- 2007 the names of congress were included in the appropriation bill per the 81 remembers, 15% of congress that 51% of the marks and 61% of the money. his white earmarks are called an equitable and disproportionate. members of congress have i willfully ignor

leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. >> the senate meets next legislative work on monday aprie work on covid-19 and the hate crimes bill. they four of the trial of a derek chauvin and the death of george floyd is coming up and we will take you live to the hennepin county courthouse when today's session gets underway. until then we will return to testimony from yesterday. >> at the time you're both living and working at cup foods, right? in the apartments above your living and working there. >> correct. >> you just budget work there for about a month and half to two months before this incident? >> four months. >> four months. would agree thad made a few statements in connection with this case. >> correct. >> you were first interviewed by agents of the bureau of criminal apprehension and fbi back on september 10 of last year, do you recall that? >> correct. >> and you have had another meeting, as of

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. >> thank you, chairman leahy and vice chairman shelby and members of the committee. i am grateful for the opportunity to happen before you today to discuss the american jobs plan. this plan recognizes that now is the time for a bold, much-needed investment in america to put millions of people back to work and lay the foundation for economic growth by investing in infrastructure that could benefit all communities leaving nobody behind. infrastructure in the 21st century extends far beyond roads and bridges and it means building a more resilient transmission, and it means revitalizing digital infrastructure in every pocket of the country, and it also means investing in our drinking water and waste water infrastructure, and cleaning up our restored land and investing in programs that reduce pollution for our children, and ensuring access to clean and safe water for all americans impacts our nation's climate resilience. for example, epa's water infrastructure finance and innovation act loan program helped to finance over $19 billion in infrastructure. the american jobs p

james fisher, cameron leahy, and eric mckinley . all three are on paid administrative leave.team has requested to see if the officers had previous complaints of misconduct. >>> building a better bay area is not an easy task especially when it comes to issues like police reform. several leaders will be after san jose committee that was meant to reimagine public safety and policing. reverend jethro moore says three meetings was all it took for him to recognize the committee lacked structure and focus. he says those who quit expected to have the police be involved but they didn't imagine the conversation will be led by police. san jose's deputy city manager feels the committee offered a much-needed discussion. >> we thought we were going to get a chance to carefully reimagine what policing was going to look like. >> it is going to take time and patience. it is going to made sitting through things you may not want to hear. >> he says this group will be reaching back out to those who have resigned. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. we do

images show officersshow offices leahy and eric mckinley both hired in 2018 and are currently on paid administrative leave. another officer, james fisher, as well as a civilian parking enforcement employee on leave to gonzalez's death is under investigation. alameda city council has scheduled a meeting for y is t respond to mental health cause. >>> it is another deadline day in the effort to recall governor newsome. each of california's 58 counties have until today vong on file. after today the june 8th. that is for anyone who has signed the petition to ask local elections officials to remove that done. >>> state of education. what californians really think of how school was handled during the pandemic. >> some bay area mayors think they have the answer to helping the homeless. >>> nfl draft. it is draft day. meet one bay area chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere.

cameron leahy, who's also been on the force for 3 years and james fisher, who's been on the force for 10 years. outside the alameda police department gonzales has family demanded those 3 officers involved in the. >> 26 year. old's death last week be held accountable. police say they got a report monday. the 19th about a man who appeared to be under the influence in town and was a suspect in a possible theft. they say when they tried to detain him he resisted and suffered a medical emergency. during the struggle after watching part of the video yesterday, the gonzales family says it's clear mario was not a threat and should not have died give people reason. >> you know when you know at no point. was he violent or out of control. the police killed my brother in the same manner that they george floyd. >> the city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into gonzales. a staff. >> late this afternoon alameda as interim police chief talked with kron four's terisa stasio about the case and why the department chose to release the 3 body camera videos and theresa joins us live fro

president leahy says increasing capacity from 25 to 50% won't mean much initially. >> because peopledon't seem to be ready to come inside yet. >> the although we've seen it a pretty a resurgence. both the new members saying returning members in the last month. it's going to be a process as people more comfortable. >> the state should announce marines fate by noon on tuesday. if marin county has to stay at the orange tier county health officials say they will be there for at least 2 more weeks in larkspur. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and here's a more detailed breakdown of the changes moving from orange to yellow indoor capacity for gyms and wineries breweries distilleries can double and size in the orange cheers. 25% capacity. that's up to 50% in the yellow tier bars can open indoors with modifications. and as more covid restrictions are lifted. a lot of people are starting to head back into the office. but that will be a learning experience because we're going to be working under new conditions. new safety measures. new research says most executives do not have a a real plan as emplo

they are james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley.we have just learned all are on paid administrative leave. the i-team requested to see if any of them had previous misconduct complaints. it's unclear how long each officer force. i-team reporter stephanie sierra is digging deeper into the case. >> i did get your name yet. >> reporter: from casual questioning to screams of pain. 26-year-old mario gonzalez screamed for his life as two alameda police officers pinned him face first on the ground for leslie 6 minutes and 17 seconds before he died. > it has epte offices got a call about a disorderly and possibly toxic it a person. after getting another car, the officers talked with gonzalez roughly 12 minutes asking general questions about his identity. >> what's your name? >> reporter: while forcing him to the ground. >> he didn't really have any information before they laid their hands on him. >> reporter: i nurse practitioner specializes in mental health and integrative psychiatry. for the past 17 years she is treated thousands of patien

cameron leahy also on the force 3 years and james fisher, there's been an element officer for 10 years. >> now, late this afternoon alameda as interim police chief spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about the case and why the department chose to release the 3 body cam videos. she continues our team coverage with the message she is hoping to get across to the public about the case. >> certainly the death any human being who's been in the care or custody of the government. the police department. there is a compelling public interest in that and so that there's a desire for the public from the public to see that video. and there's a desire from us that the police department to be transparent and open and build trust with the community. so released that video. so it's those 2 things together really drive us home to the video before legally obligated to do so. >> interim alameda city police chief or randy fenn on the release of 3 body camera videos worn by officers involved in the death of 26 year-old mario gonzales. >> nobody wants this. nobody wants. a young man lose their life. regardl

i'll note pat leahy who is number 4 in line for the presidency, the senate pro tem we expect to be theres well. so you'll have that moment, that visual really important, i think, to the country and a symbol of how different and how historic this is. even as we have so many different things happening in this. it will look different in a lot of ways. this is a good way it will look different in a wonderful, positive way. >> chris cillizza, thanks for being with us. >>> white house communications director kate bedingfield, nice to see you. i know this is not technically a state of the union address, officially, it's an address to the joint session, but humor me if you will. if the president were to finish the statement, the state of the union is, blank, what would he say? >> i would say strong and getting stronger. i think what you're going to hear from the president tonight is an acknowledgment of some of the things he's accomplished in the first 100 days of his presidency, including getting 200 million shots in american arms, including creating a million jobs. he's the first president in

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to try to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales refusal be helped. >> as along with his strenght very wilkinson says gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> very once and says the video shows

leahy: madam president, i suggest the absence of a quorum.siding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. schumer: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: we're not in a quorum? we are? i ask unanimous consent the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: now, madam president, last night before a joint session of congress, president biden laid out a comprehensive, thoughtful vision for the country. first, he spoke about what we've accomplished so far and on that front, there was plenty to talk about. the democratic majority in congress passed the most sweeping federal recovery effort in a generation. the american rescue plan accelerating the pace of vaccinations and our economic rebound. as a result, the united states administered more than 200 million shots in less than a hundred days. more than half of american adults have gotten at least one shot and two-thirds of american seniors are vaccinated. 85% of all americans have received a stimulus check of $1

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19 become that person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales use be helped. >> as along with his straight very well. can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5, but weighing. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows differently. a c

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales use ulta be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows di

eric mckinley has been on the force for 3 years as well as cameron leahy. also on the force for 3 years. james fisher has been on the force for 10 years. and right now all those officers are on paid administrative leave. our team coverage of the martin gonzalez case will continue right now with kron 4 all he spoke with a criminal defense attorney who says the video shows the officers used excessive force. >> they escalated and they continue to climb force until it was too force that south a criminal defense attorney could sell of the south and law firm says was on board with if you watched and listened to the 59 minutes of body camera footage and 911. released by the city of alameda tuesday, which documents 26 year-old oakland resident. mario gonzalez is deadly interaction with alameda police april 19th south and says the officers had no reason to put their hands on gonzalez who he says was not an immediate threat this was man that was using profanity. this wasn't man that was attacking them. this is a man who was in distress and weather again. that was a r

united nations and then i moved to new york i was like so full of like joy an oath of destiny seeming leahyi am going to change it was like i mean deceased or when you see and make wear out make decisions i mean. that's the kind of just get in there and you stay there until you die and it would make a dangerous time and all. you have a dream like goofus to meet them get a golden handcuffs because it's just much more to life. there was an event in south africa i think obama went to that event but he just basically said if you want to change africa you have to come to the ground you can just do it from a distance at that point actually since lakers look into me so i basically left the united nations and decided to hand over everything and to just basically take a chance i'm full of my dreams. we had g. change of support that but equally there are litter of people who are laying guy you know making a mistake in kind of making taking this for granted some of the challenges of moving back and this made me use to you once you've seen efficiency it had to go back you know i mean had to go back and

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to tried to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales we refuse ulta be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzalez to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to try to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales use ulta be helped. >> as along with his strenght very wilkinson says gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can salas had and we need to backed by the officers and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> barry says the video shows differe

. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy.he 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of a mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate investigations are now underway to determine what happened, that cause gonzales to die while he was in police custody. >> the body-worn cameras reveal how hard the officers worked to try to calmly bring mister gonzales into a safe situation. they tried for 3 full minutes to handcuff him all standing up. they did not want to have to take him to the ground. and it was the intensity of mister gonzales we refuse be helped. >> as along with his strenght very well can sense as gonzales was a large person for the officers to get into custody is estimated by the officers. >> to be about 5 foot 5 weighting. 250 to 300 pounds gonzalez. his family has said can solace. i had and we need to back by the officers. and asked him to stop breathing and die. >> very once and says the video show

three responding officer james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley have been placed on administrative leave. i'm elissa harrington. ktvu fox two news, just after midnight, there was an earthquake here in the bay area, a magnitude 2.8 quick near piedmont at around 12 18 this morning, the u. s geological miles underground, and so far no word of any damage. oh! oh merry weather. we were thinking today be sunny and warmer, basically right on in fact of the warm spots inland right now close to 90 degrees. so what? today a big warm up tomorrow. my cool things off a little bit coast side right around the bay. but still this war. my pattern is here to stay over the next few days. let's check out some of the current numbers out there for the four o'clock hour and the one temperature jumping off this map is that 91 degrees in the fairfield. we have won the creek 84 san jose 80 to oakland and i 70 60. grease in san francisco earlier 70 right now cooling off to a 67. as we show you the satellite. we have lots of clear skies up and down our coastline. looks like we have a bad frame here on the sat