that's the call to action from the un human rights chief, michelle ashley. she's released a scathing your report into the treatments of people of african descent, particularly in north, unless in america as well as europe. she says, governments should stop denying and start dismantling racism and build trust among minority communities. ashley argues the time is right to achieve a turning point for racial equality. she's laid out a 4 point plan to achieve what she calls transformative change. the recommendations include prosecuting law enforcement offices for unlawful killings and reparations for historical racism, as well as funding for activists groups like black lives matter. the report was sparked by the police killing of george floyd in the united states. the former police officer derek shogun, has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison. there's less show, stronger political will to for it action for racial justice who dress an equality through a specific time bow coming to resolve. this will involve re imagining policing and reforming the crimi

on the four month anniversary, the california highway patrol arrested michelle and ashley for protesting outside of gov. gavin newsom's home. the charges were latelatelate >> it goes to show continuously how far impacted families have to go to get barely any type of attention or recognition. >> abrams recused herself from the case. last month the atty. gen. announced the department of justice would conduct an independent review to determine whether criminal charges should be filed. >> it gives us hope. >> they don't want his life to be defined by june 2. >> sean mentored young people at horizons unlimited of san francisco and was about about a start a new carpentry job. the vallejo police department turned on the i teams request for an interview with the chief citing the ongoing investigation. in an email statement the department spokesperson acknowledged the anniversary writing that it is important as a city and department to acknowledge his death was a tragic event and loss of life creating a void in his community.'s family plans to look at pictures, reminisce and eat his favorite food

. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley also to work. this is not banned. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legislation going to the capitol protesting phone banking of the work we do isn't just for sean this for so many families and you know that. so we'll continue to do the sacrifices that than a day. >> voices need to be heard. the sisters stepped away from their full-time jobs in school to focus on their mission. sun would love sean to be here. and it's just something for that. someone can just safe your loved one's life of the investigation into monterrosa's death is ongoing. just last month the attorney general announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review of the vallejo police investigation. the police destroyed the windshield of the police car in the vehicle itself was put back into service. just days after the shooting, the officer who shot monterrosa had also been invol

continue as a community to apply pressure and hold those in positions of power accountable michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, sean, that scene the sentencing on friday gives them hope obviously this is a step for the whole world to see. okay. we're finally seeing officer being convicted in actually sentenced right. >> so for us, it's we know it's a historic thing. however, let's not just stop here. we need to keep fighting. keep going. >> in the east bay. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> and san francisco police chief bill scott responded to the sentencing tonight. he says, quote, justice was done for george floyd in a minneapolis courtroom today. but we can't afford to think we've we are done doing justice for all of us in law enforcement who believe in the promise of 21st century policing. the lessons of this case and to many others like it must indoor those of us interested with the solemn responsibility of policing must every day and body the principle of safety with respect respect for the sanctity of life respect for human dignit

. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley alsoot to work. this is not the >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legislation going to the capitol protesting phone banking of the work we do isn't just for sean this for so many families and you know, that was so we'll continue to do the sacrifice that than a day. >> voices need to be heard. the sisters stepped away from their full-time jobs in school to focus on their mission obviously we would love sean to be here. and it's just something for someone could just safe your loved one's life of the investigation into monterrosa's death is ongoing. just last month the attorney general announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review of the vallejo police investigation. police destroyed the windshield of the police car in the vehicle itself was put back into service. just days after the shooting, the officer who shot monterrosa had also been invo

. >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say that they have a long road ahead in their case of their brother sean, but seeing the sentencing today does give them hope. >> and the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff is challenging a recommendation to limit the use of tear gas and less than lethal projectiles for crowd control the proposed changes stem from last year's george floyd protests in san jose kron four's gayle ong report. >> more than a year police adopted a new policy that restricts police from using rubber bullets to disperse crowds. less someone poses a threat to others. over tax an officer in a health and hospital committee meeting thursday. mishael co-presented. the idea for the santa clara county sheriff's department to adopt. what we found was that. >> the city of san jose has come up with a. more descriptive policy about use of less-lethal munitions and girl conditions. what we which we think are provide better guidance to deputies. but the county sheriff had this to say. >> not use less lethal munitions. someone is actively an officer or another person. i think this is

. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley also got to work. this is not banned. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legislation going to the capitol protesting phone banking of the work we do isn't just for sean this for so many families and you know, that was so we'll continue to do the sacrifice that than a day. >> voices need to be heard. the sisters stepped away from their full-time jobs in school to focus on their mission. obviously we would love sean to be here. and it's just something for someone could just safe your loved one's life of the investigation into monterrosa's death is ongoing. just last month the attorney general announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review of the vallejo police investigation. police destroyed the windshield of the police car in the vehicle itself was put back into service. just days after the shooting, the officer who shot monterrosa had also be

. >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, seanbut seeing the sentencing today does give them hope. and happening now, new york city police are investigating the vandalism of a statue of george floyd as a hate crime investigators released surveillance images of the 4 suspects they believe vandalized. the 6 foot statue. it was just unveiled last week as part of a juneteenth celebration that the vandals deface the statue with spray paint and use a stencil to right patriot patriot front on the pedestal. that is the name of a white nationalist hate group. now for the latest on that condo collapse in south florida. 4 people are confirmed dead. a 159 are still missing. >> rain and smoke are complicating the search and rescue efforts. but with cameras, dogs and sonar rescue crews think they can still reach survivors and they're tech telling families to stay hopeful. mary beth mcdade has the latest. >> will continue throughout the night for the more than 150 people who are unaccounted for and the collapse surfside florida, high rise condo

it's like it just goes to show that the system is really >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say they haveong road ahead in the case of their brother, sean. but seeing this sentencing gave them a bit of hope. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news game. one of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's kylen mills has all the highlights from oracle. but after the break. lowe's is home to value. that's why we're introducing the lowe's price promise, with competitive prices everyday. if you find an exact product from a qualifying retailer for less, we'll match it. home to any budget. home to any possibility. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy you can shop america's #1 pet pharmacy anytime, anywhere. it's so simple you can order on a walk, at the beach, even over breakfast. and with fast, free delivery

he will be missed by those he left behind including his parents and sisters, ashley and michelle who carry on the fight for justice. the board of supervisors of the city and county of san francisco will recognize his contributions by de clearing june 2, sean day to celebrate his lifelong learns. finally, i am introducing a hearing request to get more clarity on how the new street crisis response programs that the mayor has announced the press release and plans to include in her budget as well as program called carts the alternate response team of the community supporting how this interacts with the current street crisis response team and how those teams interact with mental health sf a bill matt haney i offered in 2019 for those suffering mental illness and addiction. we wrote that law because it was no longer working to have several high-quality programs that don't work in coordinated systematic fashion to help people suffering from mental illness and addiction get the help they need and stay in the system. i am hoping we are not getting back to a bunch of programs that don't inter

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