melanie has covered this case since the beginning. tonight she has monterrosa's sisters. >> reporter: through the windshield from the back seat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside a walgreens where there had been alluding june 2nd. police say he was crouched down. it turned out to be a hammer. in july, solano county district attorney recused herself from the case. >> to not only restore public trust, preserve the our mmunut general instatthe shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial, thorough and transparent review. >> reporter: new attorney general rob bonta announced the california department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, something sean monterrosa's sisters have been advocating for all along. >> my mom's birthday was yesterday, so this was almost like a birthday gift to her. >> it's definitely rewarding. life took a really hard left turn on june 2nd. we've been turning this pain into power and really turning this pain into purpose. >> rep

melanie has covered this case since the beginning. tonight she has monterrosa's sisters. >> reporter: through the windshield from the back seat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside alluding june 2nd. police say he was crouched down. it turned out to be a hammer. in july, solano county district attorney recused herself from the case. >> to not only restore public trust, preserve the safety of our community, but also provide confidence in the outcome. >> reporter: until now, the 15 general has declined to investigate the shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial, thorough and transparent review. >> reporter: new attorney general rob bonta announced the california department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed, something sean monterrosa's sisters have been advocating for all along. >> my mom's birthday was yesterday, so this was almost like a birthday gift to her. >> it's definitely rewarding. life took a really hard left turn on june 2nd. we've been

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(jessica, melanie's mom) my daughter's name is melanie. she has a god-like spirit in her. beautiful. she's just a beautiful person. (melanie, st. jude patient) i'm at st. jude because i have a brain tumor called pineoblastoma. (jessica, melanie's mom) i had ovarian cancer two times so i told her, "if i can do it, you can do it". (melanie, st. jude patient) the hardest part of cancer is knowing that you have it. but when she told me that it would be ok and that she'll always be there, then i was fine. (jessica, melanie's mom) mel doesn't look like she's going through anything. and i think st. jude has a lot to do with that because they just make it comfortable for her. (melanie, st. jude patient) you shouldn't give up hope, and try to make the best of things. (jessica, melanie's mom) i would have not known how to pay or deal with all of this stuff, so st. jude has been a godsend for me. ♪♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do

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melanie woodrow has covered in this case since the very beginning.action fromrm sean monterrosa's sisters. >> next month will mark one year since a vallejo police officer shot and killed sean monterrosa through the windshield from the backseat of an unmarked vehicle. he was outside of a walgreens weather had been alluding to second. vallejo police said he was crouched down in a half kneeling position moving his hands toward his waist area revealing the butt of a handgun. it turned out to be the district attorney recused herself from the case. >> the current circumstances compel an outside review to not only restore public trust, reserve the safety of our community but also provide confidence in the outcome. >> until now, the attorney general has declined to investigate the shooting. >> what is needed is a fair and complete and impartial and transparent review. >> new attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed. it is something sean monterrosa's

melanie's grandkids not only missed her but this place, which has become a kind of second home to them missed coming here and apart from missing he -- me, they missed coming here and when can we come and have dinner again and that kind of thing. >> reporter: it felt like the pandemic ended when she finally got a hug from her grandson and even if it did make her dog a little bit jealous for having to share her. >> there are no words. you know like when i hugged him for the first time, i felt like i just melted. >> reporter: in a crowded place like the bay area, we often take the presence of other people for granted but you live alone four-year and you realize the human touch is something you can't live without. >> the complex has worked hard to provide activities for residents during the pandemic including virtual tours of places like israel, new york city and conducted by zoom tour guides. >> it truly doesn't get any better than being with the ones you love. we want to see how you are getting together oktwr and instagram. >>> the calendar says it is cinco de mayo which means celebratio

has skyrocketed across california across the country really. and it's impacting the rising cost of new homes to we've got melanie townsend taking a look. >> the intensifying demand for new homes in this booming sacramento housing market has domebuilder scrambling to keep up and soaring lumber prices aren't helping the situation in a recent study by fortune dot com. the average price of lumber is now 200, 80% higher than what it was pre pandemic, which is causing the cost of construction to also increase 30 to 40%. in a statement from the division president for homes by town. jeff pence teen. he says, for a typical 1500 square foot home just rough lumber used for framing has increased from $14,000 per home to 29,000. he adds this has and will continue to price buyers out of the market at a time when california continues to experience significant housing shortage. it's very stressed. there's a lot of pressure on supply as national wood products incorporated which specializes in the upscale lumber used to build your new kitchen or hardwood floors supervisor howard hughes says covid-19 is not the main factor for this lumber crisis. there is a real tie. >> ava

melanie laurent who's trapped in a box. a high—tech cocoon in which her air supply is gradually running out. while reynolds was able to communicate with the outside world via a cell phone, laurent hasarefully modulated voice that's meant to be calming but in fact has overtones of the politely murderous hal from 2001. she also has futuristic video screens through which she attempts to rediscover her own forgotten identity, triggering memories of the past, or are they simply hallucinations? engagingly written by christie leblanc, oxygen is an efficient potboiler that makes little sense but has a lot of fun putting its heroine through her enclosed genre paces. ideas are lifted magpie—like from a range of other movies, from ridley scott's iconic blade runner to german director patrick vollrath�*s cockpit—bound thriller 7500. yet somehow laurent makes these riffs seem fresh and original, breathing new life into age—old themes. as for director aja, whose career ranges from the nail—biting terrors of switchblade romance to the enjoyable creature feature thrills of crawl, he does an impressive job of cranking up the tension, even if the audience does guess most of the twists long before th

has not been determined. we'll do it 11 facility in roseville that assists people with down syndrome was vandalized. just a week after opening as reporter melanie window tells us the roseville police department is investigating broken windows and graffiti at g's playhouse. here's where, like all the writing was luckily, they didn't write on him. g's playhouse board president, nicole harrigan, showing spots on the sites welcome windows, where someone scrawled unwelcome messages. someone had written the r word on his picture and said, some really awful nasty things. this poster one of three vandalized over the weekend, causing at least $750 worth of damage at the facility, which just opened its doors last week to have it open. for not even a full week and then find this awful hate speech written on one of our welcome windows, so it's just an absolute gut punch. 100% donation funded and run by volunteers. the organization's mission is to change the way the world sees down syndrome. they want to have friends. they belong in the community. they're they're part of the community. they deserve to be treated with respect, and they should be accepted for

melanie stansbury 200 miles from the border. the closest anyone from the vice president's office has gotten to the border.n drive further south 200 miles and actually see what's happening. it's out of control. >> dana: we'll watch what happens on tuesday. thank you for being on. >> bill: 22 before the hour. 100 million reasons for you to get the jab. california jumping on the lottery band wagon offering major cash prizes for those who get a vaccination. is that a good use of money? reaction from former new jersey governor chris christie coming up. a black lives matter co-founder stepping aside after questions about a multi-million spending habit. more on that with lawrence jones who is outside with us today. >> dana: here he comes running in. >> bill: hello. ♪♪♪ ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidate

has given him solace and strength. jillian: a lasting tribute for 9/11 hero, a park name for lewis alvarez was unveiled in an emotional ceremony. he was remembered melanieis heroic actions but as a champion for 9/11 first responders. >> step forward again, worked tirelessly during the rescue and recovery period that followed. jillian: detective alvarez appeared on capitol hill to fight for benefits needed by his fellow first responders. this in one month before he passed away at 53. more on his heroic legacy is his wife elaine. thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. jillian: tell me about this dedication of the park and what it means to your family? >> it is been a healing process. it has been it has been such a pleasure to work with the people that helped. brian schneider, everybody came together and jumped in hoops to make this happen in real life, really, they did everything they could to make a stream become reality and to see my vision and help me put it together because i didn't know how to put it together. 's to a friend of mine who does a lot of feng shui and numerology, and put the sacred geometry of five in there. >> it w

has more. giving blood and vital information that will help decide how we all get vaccinated against covid in future. melanielood to find out what impact that's had on their immunity. we may find that some of the combinations are more effective. from an operational point of view for the nhs, it means that we can give whatever�*s in the fridge when you come up. it means if there's a manufacturing problem with the pfizer, then you give the astrazeneca one or we can give the novavax one. itjust gives us a lot more flexibility in what you get when you get it. the research team helped trial the oxford astrazeneca vaccine last year and most have been on the front line during the pandemic. gemma walker worked on ward seven and cared for the uk's first covid patients. now she's helping find ways to beat the virus. on the front line, working on the ward, you only see the patients' side of it, you don't see all the background, but what it does is amazing, and having worked and looked after these patients for a long time, it gave me the knowledge and the drive to want to do it. at hull royal infirmary, it's a race to g

melanie laurent was trapped in a box. a high—tech cocoon in which her air supply is gradually running out. while reynolds was able to communicate with the outside world via a cell phone, laurent hasritten, oxygen is efficient potboiler that makes little sense but has a lot of fun putting its heroin through her enclosed spaces. ideas are lifted magpie—like from a range of other movies from ridley scott's iconic blade runner to german directors cockpit bound thriller 7500. yet somehow laurent makes these seem fresh and original, breathing new life into age—old things. as for director aja, whose career ranges from the nail—biting terrorism switchblade romance to the enjoyable creature feature thrills of crawl, he does an impressive job of cranking up the tension. even if the audience does guess most of the twists long before they happen. woman screams. not a film to be buried within perhaps but it entirely possible slice of entertainment nonetheless. you can find it now on netflix. altogether more down to earth is some kind of heaven. an eye—opening documentary about life in the villages, the worlds largest retirement community in the heart of sunny florida. the villages is like bei