lyons had not been arrested in that case. amid the twisted metal a pedestrian was hit in the crosswalk and thrown in the air by the force of the impact. the 26-year-old was pronounced dead this afternoon. >> you don't want to see tragedy. >> do we know why this suspect wasn't in jail after that december arrest? >> reporter: that is the question tonight, ken. we don't know whether or not this was an issue of no bail. we don't know whether or not this was an issue of covid and not wanting people to be incarcerated and potentially spread the disease during this pandemic. we don't know whether or not that 60-day sentence he was sentenced to in december because of violating that parole has been served or is planning to be served or what the plan is with that. we don't know whether or not this is another entanglement with the parole department in the san francisco d.a.'s office. there are lots of questions to sort out. we will bring you those answers and stay on top of the story. >> andria borba live at lake merced boulevard in san

every weeknight, the show that is the sworn enemy of lyon, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. and so, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, sean hannity takes over. >> sean: all right, talker, thank you, and welcome to "hannity." tonight, democrats have been in charge of congress, the white house, for just 16 days and as predicted, their vindictive radical extreme agenda is now taking center stage in that swamp. as we speak, the bite in the administration now is quickly implement jane aoc's insane green new deal agenda destroying tens of thousands of high paying jobs in the process all with the stroke of a pen signing now 47 executive orders and actions, which is over two and a half times more than obama, bush, and clinton combined. now, meanwhile, next week the u.s. senate is set to hold

the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. salmon tail county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway because the pandemic and legal requirements everybody knows that i'm tied that wants total public safety lock people up. it keeps us safe. i think mr boudin's approaching this one was from what everything that i've been able to read was absolutely reasonable lions did not know. triply he's being held without bail until a detention hearing on thursday. henry lee ktvu fox two news, and we have an update from fremont police on the hours long search for suspects tonight after shootout earlier this afternoon about 10 minutes ago, police said that they've arrested two additional suspects. one of those suspects

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jerri lyons has been in and out of jail for his entire adult life. the 31 year old is now facing his most serious charges yet after he allegedly flew through a red light in a stolen truck and slammed into a group of cars along lake more, said boulevard, killing a pedestrian. ah small, memorial honored 26 year old sharia musyoka. a native of kenya who worked in the bay area, he leaves behind a wife and a three year old sond this n facebook demanding justice. three other people were hospitalized in the wreck. just two months earlier, lyons was engaged in almost the exact same behavior. chp officer said he was under the influence behind the wheel of a stolen car. he flew through a red light here on al many boulevard, the chp said he then pulled an illegal u turn and drove over a traffic median district attorney chase a. bodine said he was waiting on results of a blood toxicology test before filing charges. in that case, lions was held for probation violation but released, bodine said once the blood results came back. he moved to arrest lions, but he was

now that lyons is in custody. he's now been charged with the lion that earlier wreck tony montoya, president of the san francisco police union, says the d a should have acted more aggressively until he's ready to put a victim's first policy out there and not a suspect. first policy. um, unfortunately going to continue to see crime going checked. the crash has similarities to one on new year's eve when police say troy mcallister was also drunk and in a stolen car when you ran a red light at second and mission, killing two women, montoya questions whether both tragedies could've been prevented. the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. santiago county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway becau

lyons was taken to the hospital and then booked on charges including the manslaughter. we're also told the highway patrol arrested lines last december for driving a stolen car. >>still ahead tonight, a rare punishment for spreading conspiracy theories the action taken against the controversial congresswoman from georgia plus after billions of dollars were lost to fraudulent claims what lawmakers say they plan to do to reform california's embattled on employment agency and elon musk coming clean tonight on some of the biggest issues facing tesla why he says is i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatm

he said lyons was driving a stolen vehicle out of san jose. it's not known yet what caused the crash, but lyons was booked on d u i charges, among other things, police say lions was on probation following a grand theft conviction. coming up concerns that super bowl parties could be the next super spreader event how barry restaurants are working to curb the spread this sunday will be doing your duty. we're now a lot of staff walking around making sure the people understand that they can't be yelling and screaming, and we've got the forecast that does include a warm up up into the seventies, potentially for this weekend. i'll have the details in the five one of the r for sports bars and restaurants. but the way we watch the big game will look very different this year because of the pandemic. ktvu is amber lee has more now on how businesses are preparing on this thursday night, workers set up a tent in the parking lot of the patio bar and grill in palo alto. they're preparing for super bowl sunday. the owner tells me she's almost fully booked. th

rabbi maurice lyons did the prayer and spoke in hebrew. i didn't know anything about him until two months ago and i got out of nowhere an e-mail from his family, who had been googling around -- he had since died but googleleing look fog mentions of him. i had arizona might book research but all the rabbi prayers which are video on the youtube, and this family of this rabbi maurice lyons found this youtube i posted and they had never seen it before, and i believe -- the grandson reached out -- i don't think any of them heard his voice before and they sent me an e-mail saying this is great. we didn't know this. we see him giving the prayer. i'm even more thrilled because for me it brought the whole project a live to make this kind of connection. so he wasn't a legendary rabbi but very much a part of the living history of the story. >> over the years, besides war and peace, what are the topics that -- the themes of these prayers that come through decade after decade. must be some common threads. >> i want to show -- can you show slide nine is

the weather is mr mcallister, mr lyons. had consequences or accountability for some of the prior stuff. maybe would not have let up to where they were free, traceable dean. there isn't i don't see what his office could have done differently. quite candidly. santiago county dst wagstaff, whose office charged lions with a number of unrelated misdemeanor crimes, says lyon's most likely would not have been in custody anyway, because the pandemic and legal requirements everybody knows safety lock people up. it keeps us safe. i think mr boudin's approaching this one was from what everything that i've been able to read was absolutely reasonable lions did not know. triply he's being held without bail until a detention hearing on thursday. henry lee. ktvu fox two news, alright, well, perhaps you were one of the people who had a light shower. a few sprinkles out there. i just had a few sprinkles of the north bay where i am. do you know if you got some showers that you know not enough to really have any measurable rain for today? let'

for now, lyons is being held in san francisco jail without bail. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, all ancient north bound highway one. the one in san francisco are back open this shower after the being shut down due to a garbage truck. fire flames fully engulfed that truck around 11:30 a.m. near the cesar chavez off st. excuse me off ramp. no injuries were reported. and there's no word yet on what started the fire. chp re opened all lane to the freeway just before 1 30. well friday today here in the bay area did not feel like a february day temperature is on the warm side after the chilly start this morning, those temperatures assumed that back up into the sixties, even a few low seventies this afternoon to take a look at the highs from today's you can't see if you are low seventies out toward fairfield and livermore. hayward 66, san jose 70 and san francisco 66 degrees. here's the deal this week, and it's an easy forecast cold start for the morning hours, but into the afternoon just like today. i want a warm things back up nicely. saturday shoul

jerri lyons is charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and other crimes.plea today. police say that lyons was driving a stolen truck when he ran a red line and slammed into several cars, killing a pedestrian. lyons has an extensive criminal record and was released from prison just in april after serving a year and a half on ah grand theft, conviction, community or. organizations in both oakland and san francisco are coming together to address the recent attacks on asian americans. they were calling on elected leaders on both sides of the bay to do something about the uptick in violence. as ktvu sally rasmus tells us this after dude, this comes as volunteers launched their own citizen patrols. we do know that. the rise in anti asian racism and attacks against her community over the past year, has had devastating impacts over 2800 nationally and here in san francisco. 700 incidents have been reported recent unprovoked attacks that have victimized elderly residents in oakland's chinatown in san francisco have sparked outrage and worry. in response, organizer'

the suspect 31 year-old jerry lyons was on released supervised probation. while the san francisco district attorney's office waited for a toxicology report to file charges for his latest of at least 7 arrests back in december by chp for dui supervisor melgar is giving the city oversees the medical examiner. the department of adult probation, the chp and san mateo county d a hu all run had run-ins with lyon to have that deadline of february 26 for some potential answers in this particular case. >>one of the challenges is that i want to make sure there is proper communication so that people don't fall through the cracks so that you know as you said we don't lose track asked people once they're out and we just don't know what they're doing especially since we know as as they have been arrested over and over again that they are from drug addiction. >>so this crash comes of the heels of another in the city on new year's eve. in which a man on parole also crashed a stolen car into 2 women, killing them that prompted the san francisco police officers association i

we're from australia but we live in lyon. snow in australia so this is my first time seeing snow. it's pretty beautiful. it's a shame we can't go up on the mountain and ski but we are making the most of it with our snowman and everything. we'll have to come back next year hopefully when things i are a little bit more normal hopefully. i for others, the closure of ski lifts has been a way of rediscovering other things to do in the snow, like sledging. because the alpine skiing is not possible, we have had customers who have been asking for the new things, and the new thing is touring skis. this is a touring skis with a proper binding. you have got pins on the front which helps the boots to go like this when you're climbing. and then you put the skins on the skis like this, and like this it's going to help you climb the mountains. ski touring, snowshoeing, cross—country, normally the people who would have been skiing are doing those activities instead. and also, there have been so many people in the mountain making sledging tra

prosecutors say jerry lyons was under the influence when he blew through a red light in a stolen car and hit sharia. the suspect faces numerous charges, including vehicular manslaughter. minutes ago, we heard emotional remarks from sharia's wife before she directed the crowd to hold a moment of silence. >> you couldn't be around sharia for longer than a few moments without being impacted by him. he often lightened the mood with his jokes and infectious laugh, which is why i chose this picture, because it catches that so perfectly. we had so many hopes of starting our lives, being active within a new community, and joining groups and organizations to fight for a better world for our son. >> the gofundme campaign has been set up to help sharia's wife, hannah, and her 3-year- old son, theo. so far, it has raised nearly $125,000. >>> new at 6:00, federal prosecutors announced a massive drug bust in the bay area. they seized more than 1000 pounds of methamphetamine, in addition to other drugs and firearms. kpix 5's kenny choi reports, it all traces back to a notorious mexican drug cartel.

lyons was previously arrested in december for driving a stolen vehicle without a license and under the>>> now to the morning money report. san francisco-based old navy is shutting down its mission bay headquarters and moving in with its parent company gap. many workers have been working from home because of the pandemic. it is not clear when old navy will move out of its current location. gap says all of its units will now be located in two buildings along the embarcadero. >>> now a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading gets under way this morning. you can see we're still down now by about 80 points. >>> chevron says oil may not be its largest business in 20 years. the company's ceo said yesterday that oil and gas will still be a big part of chevron's business in 2040. however, expansions into cleaner alternatives like hydrogen, renewable, natural gas, and carbon capture will be a larger part of its business. one thin wl not be investing in solar power. >>> this morning, a new warning about fake face masks. feds seized millions since the start of the pandemic. but counterfe

i started really pushing my colleagues and friends for us to get involved in the era lyons and liberia and guinea if we could, we ended up in sierra leone and liberia so the weirdest thing then was among them, we were, it was this clinical nihilism. we can't save these people, no touch policies and it all added up to something that you would never see in an icu in boston or omaha nebraska or bethesda or the places to which americans with people over said. again, all of them survived and you can bet that if they had mechanical ventilation, renal dialysis or even ivs that they had been put in by another human who was not observing no touch policy in the middle of ppe or wearing ppe. >> i would love to talk about as you brought up that question about the question that they also thinking about the no touch policy and its totally defenses, it's quite different than anything we did in that setting of covid but there was this large debate in many hospitals including the brigham intubation versus other methods of oxygen delivery. and there are worries about high flow which we would do for any

just two months earlier, lyons was engaged in almost the exact same behavior. chp officer said he was under the influence behind the wheel of a stolen car. he flew through a red light here on al many boulevard. the chp said he then pulled an illegal u turn and drove over a traffic median district attorney chase a. bodine said he was waiting on results of a blood toxicology test bqe. for filing charges. in that case, lions was held for probation violation but released, bodine said once the blood results came back, he moved to arrest lions, but he was still free when musyoka was killed. boudin released a statement friday. we can only imagine the devastation of the victim's family and promised to dedicate whatever resource is air necessary to this case. we cannot bring closure, but we will pursue justice. the december case was just one of many crimes lions has been accused of. he's currently on post release supervision for grand theft and was on probation in san mateo county. other district attorneys have charged lions and more than two dozen cases dating back to

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at the time, 31-year-old jerry lyons was facing dui charges from a december arrest, the latest on a lengthyet. lines is now being held without bond, he is due in court again on thursday. >>> an incredible photo from a dramatic rescue in gold country, a deputy holding onto a man dangling from a bridge. tonight, that deputy says he had less than a second to react. >>> reporter ryan hill on the hero who held on to stop a deadly freefall. >> i was just hoping that we weren't too late, >> the sheriff's deputy andrew long reflecting on the split- second move that save the man's life, threatening to jump off a bridge near angels camp early monday morning. >> we always want to get there before something happens. >> getting there was half the battle this time. the first call was vague, not specifying which bridge, so deputies searched nearly their entire shift, 10 hours, finally landing on the bridge. getting there in time to try and talk the man out of jumping. it would've been 150 foot fall, but, the man jumped. >> when he jumped he was probably 40 to 50 feet away from me. so, i had to sprint, and

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jerry lyons was driving a stolen car from san jose. 26 year-old pedestrian was hit and died at the scene. 3 others have been taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay a line has been booked on charges including vehicular manslaughter. he was also arrested last december for driving a stolen car. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news doctors from ucsf are discussing the state of play for you sports, what they have to say about getting students back on to the court. >>and welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news and there is no rain in sight and i'm happy about that john. >>the hack and a nice to be seeing a little break from the rain for sure and this more than a little break from it we're going to be looking at skies like the remaining dry through the weekend and next week. potential in your longer range forecast of dry conditions over the next 10 days so this is definitely a drier pattern that we're working our way into make sure thankful for the rain that we did see though looking outside at sfo right here, nice and calm morning, no rainfall over the past few days means

shortage but the u. a use of quickly backed are now in the meantime european commission chief vonder lyon defended the blocks slow rollout saying it would not compromise on safety but even her predecessor shopper younger. i believe it all went too slow it hasn't all been done with the maximum transparency even though that would have been a difficult task the e.u. vaccination program is widely perceived to have moved at a glacial pace we heard john claude younker there saying that he thinks it could have gone faster the person it seems that doesn't think it's moved far too slow is the current incumbent of the job of e.u. commission president on the line she says that it's being purposeful that it's moving in the right direction she certainly doesn't think that it's being slowed that any delays have been because the e.u. didn't want to compromise on safety some country stary to vaccinate a little before europe it is true but they resorted to emergency 24 hour marketing authorisation procedures the commission in member states agreed not to compromise with the c 50 in advocacy of requirements

for the block this year to 600000000 according to the european commission president or slept under lyon the vaccine rollout has been slower than hoped in part due to supply issues drug maker astra zeneca has reduced its quota of doses to the block by more than half causing a rout of the company's contractual obligations. still to come on al-jazeera new york wakes up to what could be an record breaking snowfall. the cold of winter is being edged slowly out and it is a slow process freezing rain and snow or light to take place on the edges well this atlantica which is quite a complicated mess pushes off into the east of europe where daytime temperatures are still subzero but 6 say the changes taking place snowfall in the higher ground sometimes on the low ground as it happens and back in the warmer air in particular in portugal have a couple of days a significant rain in porto for example the temperatures are in the teens it's windy then the wind drops but it's still like to be raining now on the front page and warsaw is a good example it's hard work temperature creeping up to freezing bu

chief live longer lyon made controversial comments and when she questioned moscow's intentions to help the block with its slow vaccine rollout. we are perplexed to hear assessments by the head of the queue as it is either an effort to politicize the issue in an insubstantial dated and indeed deplorable way or indicates an inadequate level of awareness of the top level official. joining me now in studio with r.t. saskia taylor with the details thanks for coming in south and what can we make of these comments in light of russia's readiness to help with the slow vaccine rollout well it's pretty clear from the statement that russia is dismayed by the lack of to proceed but also the life of humanity that the chief has recently shown again politics beats cooperation when it comes to the codes of 19 vaccine for the e.u. it really has been a struggle a struggle to get production off the ground a struggle to get jobs and arms a struggle with the u.k. of the who gets however many doses and the slowness in inoculating its 450000000 strong population has got people angry and frustrated this was in

indeed deplorable way or indicates an inadequate level of awareness of the top level official funder lyon's comments come as the e.u. commission seeks to restore confidence in the blocs own back scene distribution which has been marred by shortages saskia taylor joined my colleague nic aaron in the studio to discuss the issue. well it's pretty clear from the statement that russia is dismayed by the lack of diplomacy but also the lack of humanity that the chief has recently shown again politics beats cooperation when it comes to the covert 19 vaccine for the e.u. it really has been a struggle a struggle to get production off the ground the struggle to get jobs and arms struggle with the u.k. of the who gets however many doses and the slowness in inoculating its 450000000 strong population has got people angry and frustrated this was in that view a political test russel's failed to the point that wonderland had to publicly apologize and don't know the senate district is today we're not where we want to be in combating the virus we were late in granting authorization we were too old to mystica

lot of local media interest and international interest in this case particularly because it is jimmy lyon particularly because of the on the usual nature of this case jimmy was granted bail on december 23rd originally after his arrest and all this but that's the question then there were many noises from beijing particularly in the form of comments from state media saying that hong kong's courts the high court which granted him bail did not understand the nature of china's national security and the nature of hong kong's national security law and so the department of justice then intervened there was another hearing on december 31st when he was promptly returned back in jail until now for a month in february 1st and here we're not hearing whether he will remain in jail until his actual national security law a trial in april but there is one more anomaly to this almost all cases in hong kong which go to the national courts a final appeal have an international judge but this time there isn't an international judge presiding that that is tradition in hong kong to show that the city judiciary u

ireland's devolved assembly have requested an emergency meeting — after the agriculture minister, gordon lyonsnspection posts. his democratic unionist party opposes the northern ireland protocol, which means there are checks on goods arriving from the rest of the uk. in nigeria, hundreds of schoolchildren have been abducted — in the latest incident of its kind. president muhammadu buhari says the government will not be blackmailed by criminals who target innocent children. this time 317 schoolgirls were taken from a boarding school. they were kidnapped in the northwest state of zamfara. the governor has ordered all schools to close in response. mayenijones reports. the lucky few. these students were amongst those that were not kidnapped on friday morning. 0ver100 gunmen stormed this all—girls secondary school in the town ofjangebe, taking 317 students with them. security forces have been deployed to the area. we are on the trail of the kidnappers, that's way you find us in the fringes of the forest here. it's part of our location effort and it's part of our cordoning effort. anxious parents ga

in other news police in lyon cracking down on people protesting against the generals who have seized power democratically elected leaders thousands have been rallying nationwide in defiance of new rules by the military to cover a growing civil disobedience movement and 2 members of a national league for democracy say police have raided their headquarters in yangon from bangkok. facing live ammunition fire rubber bullets tear gas and more water cannon the antic who protesters defied a van and headed out to the streets in their thousands for a 4th straight day. the military junta has barred any gathering of more than 5 people and imposed a curfew in many areas from 8 pm to 4 am. undeterred and determined from many walks of life the protesters still came out i was here and if the civil disobedience movement accelerates in the country as a whole the government machinery will start not only the use i hope all the people will join the movement we must not lose a new is a joy except we must win such as why we are on the street now. in yangon police prepared for the protesters in the early h

chelsea made it to the semi—finals in 2019 when they were knocked out by seven—time winners lyon. moore could feature for atletico. manchester city have been drawn against fiorentina. the two legged ties will takle place in the first two weeks of march. both chelsea and city play at home first. check out the bbc sport website. live snooker on there at the moment and the welsh open, and all welsh affair at the moment, so you can choose between snooker and simon, your choice! where is the snooker again? on the iplayer or on the website, 0n the iplayer or on the website, you can choose. you are watching raging mistake may news with simon mccoy. in the uk, radio 2 dj jo whiley says she has been offered a vaccine before her sister frances, who has a learning disability and diabetes and lives in residential care. it comes as the vaccine roll—out extends to the over 65s and people between 16 and 65 with underlying helath conditions. data from public health england showed that six out of ten people who died from coronavirus up to november last year had a disability. that's around 30,000 o

number of doses for the block this year to $600000000.00 according to european commission president lyon use a vaccine rollout has been slower than hoped in part due to supply issues drug maker astra zeneca has reduced their quota of doses to the block by over a half those are the headlines talk to al-jazeera is coming up next. february on al-jazeera under strict access to iran's nuclear program is about to end will u.s. president joe biden overturn trying sanctions and help rebuild relations al-jazeera sets out on a journey to the heart of what it means to be a true supporter of the political game the us has the highest prove it 1000 count in the world the new administration has promised to turn that around we'll have extensive coverage the big picture we do is have a perfect storm of events in 2020 and expose the truth about drakes of the hawk to the united states and as president joe biden embarks on his 1st month in the white house we'll bring you the latest developments escape attempts to repair global relationships february on al-jazeera part of the plan from my fellow hunger a lov

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every weeknight, the show that is the sworn enemy of lyon, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. and so, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, sean hannity takes over. >> sean: all right, talker, thank you, and welcome to "hannity." tonight, democrats have been in charge of congress, the white house, for just 16 days and as predicted, their vindictive radical extreme agenda is now taking center stage in that swamp. as we speak, the bite in the administration now is quickly implement jane aoc's insane green new deal agenda destroying tens of thousands of high paying jobs in the process all with the stroke of a pen signing now 47 executive orders and actions, which is over two and a half times more than obama, bush, and clinton combined. now, meanwhile, next week the u.s. senate is set to hold another pointless vicious unconstitutional impeachment schiff show. the outcome is predetermined to smear trump one last time. in the house, democrats are waging a campaign against republican freshman lawmaker who has been on the job for one month and one day. joe, by the way, if you are still awake, you are

lyons, it turns out he never reported to his probation officer once in his release from the state prison until the tragedy. we didn't know he never reported and the more information we have about that kind of interaction with another law enforcement agency, the more we can do when we see an arrest to intervene effectively. >> and i'm done with my questions for the da and thank you. i'm just wondering if we could hear from chief scott or deputy chief lazar about the mlu and what you think about it and when you plan to respond. >> yeah, that sounds good. chief -- >> i'll answer that. sorry. let me -- hang on a second. i apologize. push we have the mlu from the da and i have reviewed it and my staff. there's a couple of things we'll send back with recommendations for revisions or at least a discussion for that. in principle, i think it's a step in the right direction. we are happy to do our part to -- i don't think it's anything -- as far as significant though we do have some suggestions we would like to discuss with the da. >> i could ask -- i would ask the sheriff's office and adult proba

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. >> we are swabbing the golden lion tamron up to the african lyon.rimates like lemurs and brazon lions and also a wart pig here. >> they are checking every mammal there. >> you go in there and they open up the mouth for you, and you swab their tongue and get some saliva on there. >> they are worried that new mutant strains could be brewing and emerge so differently that our vaccines don't recognize them. >> animals can sometimes act as a mixing vat where they form to make a new variant where they are more infectious or contagious to humans and more virulent version which is more problematic to humans where we are ending up with worse symptoms and potentially worse fatalities. >> so the race is on to get out the vaccines is while they still work. sure, your health insurance tells you to see a doctor but, um, look around. these days it's not that easy. you're telling me. but humana helps make it easy. human care gives you tons of ways to talk to your doctor: phone, computer, in person, or tablet. hey jean! hi! this is just a quick follow up. your numbe

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. >> reporter: sheria was gone, at the hands police say of jerry lyons, who was on post release communitycriminal history. i asked hannah why so soon after her husband's death she found the strength to speak out. >> it only makes sense to push down my grief for a day to share his story. to share just what i experienced yesterday. i want to bring his name honor. >> reporter: who do you blame for this tragedy? >> i blame the d.a. to find out that this freak accident was no freak accident. it was someone who was out in the public who shouldn't have been in the public. it was completely avoidable. completely. there was no reason it should have happened. people need to be held accountable, and i am not -- i am not going to stand here and let this happen to another family. >> reporter: hannah leaves this message for her new community, which has become her california nightmare. >> he always followed that up with, but, if i were to die, if i were to be the next hash tag, i just want my death to be impactful. i want it to be a movement. i don't -- i don't want to just be a hash tag. i want my name

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at the hands police say of jerry lyons, who was on post release community supervision and had an extensiveminal history. i asked hannah why so soon after her husband's death she found the strength to speak out. >> it only makes sense to push down my grief for a day to share his story. to share just what i experienced yesterday. i want to bring his name honor. >> reporter: who do you blame for this tragedy? >> i blame the d.a. to find out that this freak accident was no freak accident. it was someone who was out in the public who shouldn't have been in the public. it was completely avoidable. ompletely. there was no reason it should have happened. people need to be held accountable, and i am not -- i am not going to stand here and let this happen to another family. >> reporter: hannah leaves this message for her new community, which has become her california nightmare. >> he always followed that up with, but, if i were to die, if i were to be the next hash tag, i just want my death to be impactful. i want it to be a movement. i don't -- i don't want to just be a hash tag. i want my name to