julio: ningÚn vÍdeo dado a conocer hoy muestra a monterrosa antes de la balacera.atal de california seÑalÓ que no estÁn capacitados para enfrentar cada caso como este, pero si vemos que hubo un abuso por parte del fiscal de distrito, consideraremos intervenir. el fiscal del condado de solano dijo hace unas semanas que no investigarÁ el caso de shaun monterrosa, pese a la negaciÓn de la oficina del procurador estatal. no se ha dado a conocer la versiÓn de los hechos de parte del oficial que disparÓ, ya que su abogado logrÓ que un juez protegiera su identidad. vamos con la informaciÓn a san francisco. presentaron una propuesta de ley llamada karen act, que prohibirÍa contestar al servicio de emergencia y hace reportes falsos con el fin de discriminar a personas. esto, debido al alto nÚmero de incidentes con tonos racistas que han ocurrido en la bahÍay en el paÍs. >> ha pasado de personas que prÁcticamente nos han enfrentado y nos dicen que por quÉ tenemos la estrella de david. miguel: mucho latinos tienen una historia que contar en la que se sintieron discriminados.

hablamos del caso de sean monterrosa, el joven de vallejo que fue baleado por la policÍa. caso de asesinato, la congresista dijo que el caso de sean monterrosa es un caso grave y con evidencias perturbadoras. >> estamos felices y llenos de esperanza, pero esto muestra que hay lÍderes en el gobierno que quieren hacer la diferencia. reportera: el abogado de la familia monterrosa dice que tiene mÁs confianza en que se haga justicia ya que nancy pelosi pidiÓ una investigación del fbi. >> la lÍder del congreso nunca habÍa hecho esto y eso demuestra que no estÁ tomando en serio. reportera: para las hermanas de sean, lo mÁs importante es que los responsables paguen. >> pienso que estÁn cansados de ocultar lo que ha hecho el departamento de policÍas por aÑos y por eso estÁn demandando. no hay confianza de que ellos hagan su propia investigaciÓn. >> ellos destruyen la evidencia. reportera: autoridades de vallejo pidieron a la fiscal que complete la investigaciÓn. paola: despuÉs de haberse negado a realizar la investigaciÓn sobre el caso monterrosa, la oficina del fiscal dijo que si

conversamos con las hermanas de monterrosa, asÍ como con su abogado.Ón. marÍa: la investigaciÓn sobre la muerte de shaun monterrosa sigue causando indignaciÓn. las hermanas del joven latino que muriÓ a manos del agente de la policÍa de vallejo, mientras llevaba un martillo que fue confundido con un arma de fuego, expresaron su molestia por la manera en la que se revelÓ el caso. >> los oficiales no deberÍan estar siendo recompensados por matar a alguien. le van a recompensar por realizar ese acto horrible. marÍa: un tema polÉmico es la presunta destrucciÓn del parabrisas, a travÉs del que le dispararon a monterrosa. >> la destrucciÓn de evidencia es obstrucciÓn de la justicia.aparte, muestran marÍa: el fiscal javier becerra rechazÓ realizar la investigaciÓnsobre la muerte. recientemente, aceptÓ investigar sobre la presunta... >> que becerra tome todo el caso que no porque no puede escoger quÉ hacer y qué no. marÍa: el abogado de la familia dice que es grave haber destruido el parabrisas del vehÍculos que llevaba la policÍa. >> estamos muy enojados, espe

monterrosa was killed last month during a night of protests. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd has more. >> just when you think they can -- they're horrible, it just gets worse. >> reporter: michelle and ashley monterrosa are angry but not surprised at the city of vallejo cannot provide crucial evidence left behind in their brother's fatal shooting by a police officer. >> we're more angry now. you know, that was a key evidence to sean's murder. >> he pointed a gun at us. >> reporter: last week, vallejo police released this body cam video of the shooting. it was controversial because the video that was released did not show what happened before the deadly shooting. the body cam video was turned on after the officers shot and killed monterrosa. >> after watching the video last week, we wanted to make sure that they understood that we expected them to preserve the truck that officer tong was shooting out of and the drone. >> reporter: in an email today, the deputy city attorney wrote that her office checked in with the police department, and she was told

the video does not show what monterrosa was doing. officers say he was reaching for something near his waist. they thought it was a gun, turned out to be a hammer. that windshield has since been discarded and replaced. the car now back in service. not a big deal says the attorney for the officers. >> that investigation i am absolutely confident is going to clear everyone at the vallejo police department from any wrongdoing in connection with this windshield. >> reporter: attorneys for the monterrosa family say now they'll never be able to examine that evidence for themselves. >> for them to find out so quickly that what we thought might get them answers is now gone and unpreserved, it's very difficult. it's insult to injury. >> reporter: that attorney for the monterrosa family says the two officers involved should be fired. the city says it's called the fbi to help with the investigation. in vallejo, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> the city of oakland says it is going to cost $200,000 to repair vandalism from saturday night. t

>>well for santorum talked with the attorneys representing monterrosa's family dan joins us live from the lay ho tonight with more on the investigation and reaction dan. >>well ken and pam attorney john burris says that this destruction of evidence is a criminal offense and he says that this only continues to prove that the city of les hose police department needs to have more oversight and more accountability. >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho police union president and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence. >>that could be hurtful to the police department and the play songs about slide civil rights attorney john burris says the wind chill was crucial to the investigation body cam video worn by the officer involved in the shooting never shows what they were actually seeing as they opened fire monterroso was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun and raises

el asesinato de monterrosa por parte de la policÍa fue un acto horrible de brutalidad.s y realza la urgencia de una investigaciÓn federal independiente. >> estamos llenos de esperanza. pero estomuestra que hay lÍderes que quieren hacer una diferencia. becerra no quiso ayudarnos. >> el abogado de la familia dijo que tiene mÁs confianza en que se pueda hacer justicia tras la muerte de monterrosa, ahora que se pidiÓ una investigaciÓn por parte del fbi. >> la lÍder de la cÁmara nunca ha hecho esto. el hecho de que se haya involucrado demuestra que se da cuenta de la seriedad y la mala conducta del departamento de policÍa de vallejo. y cree que algo se debe hacer al respecto. segÚn se dio a conocer el parabrisas del vehÍculo desde donde le dispararon la noche del 2 de julio, habrÍa sido destruido. una pieza clave en las evidencias. para las hermanas el joven que llevaba un martillo y la noche que muriÓ,que fue confundido por agentes de la policÍa de vallejo, lo mÁs importante es que los responsables paguen. >> ciento que ya estÁn cansados de ocultar lo que ha hecho el depart

they were upset no body camera showed monterrosa before he was shot.hey said there was no need to use deadly force over a property crime. >> he has no gun. who would think he's going to attack his officers. at the fabrication, a total lie. >> reporter: at the same time monterrosa's family met with the media, the vallejo police chief said the department would release as much information as it could, even if vantage points were limited. >> we believe transparency is the utmost responsibility. but we also need to give context to the video. that takes time. we don't want to just throw it out there. this is a tragic event. and my sincere condolences go out to the family. >> reporter: on the police radio , the captain lee horton was the first to suggest that monterrosa was armed with a gun. after chesa boudin was shot over the captain repeated that assertion. >> i thought he was armed too. >> reporter: the captain tried to comfort the officer, who was involved in several other shootings, nonfatal and all deemed justified by investigators. >> reporter: the so

las hermanas monterrosa le envÍan un mensaje a becerra. >> no puedes escoger cuando quiere o no quierey la policÍa no revela el vídeo de la cÁmara corporal del policÍa involucrado. >> ofrecieron que nosotras veamos el vÍdeo pero si nuestros abogados y nosotros negamos esa oferta. no es correcto eso. mÁs sabiendo que una familia no se puede defender. eso muestra que son cobardes y quieren esconder. no lo van a hacer con nuestra familia. tahiana: activistas y familiares de personas que han muerto a mano de los oficiales de solano acusan a la fiscal haberse negado a presentar cargos contra estos policÍas que se han visto involucrados en tiroteos en el pasado. presentador: seguiremos de cerca el desarrollo de este caso. para saber mÁs sobre la decisiÓn de la fiscal de solano y lo que ha ocurrido en incidentes pasados le recomiendo que descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. la encontrarÁ como Única visiÓn Área de la bahÍa. mÁs adelante, ante el aumento de contagios del gobernador le exige a los californianos usar cubrebocas. funcionarios de salud hacen un llamado para quedarse en casa es

la informaciones minutos. ♪ ramÓn: shaun monterrosa y erick delgado, los jÓvenes que perdieron la vidaez lo hicieron en sacramento, la capital del estado. >> ya no sabemos quÉ es mÁs peligroso, si el coronavirus, la policÍa o inmigraciÓn, marisela: estuvieron presentes los familiares de shaun monterrosa y erick salgado, quienes murieron en junio. shaun muriÓ al recibir varios disparos del oficial del departamento de policÍa de vallejo. Él estaba de rodillas, pero el oficial asegura haber confundido un martillo con una pistola. >> shaun falleciÓ el 2 de junio y no nos han dado evidencia del forense, tampoco hemos tenido informaciÓn. hermana y yo estamos demandando de que ya todo se ponga en orden. que den la informaciÓn a la familia. marisela: estas mucho mÁs grande, dado a las circunstancias que se viven a nivel nacional. >> que firmemos una peticiÓn para pedir justicia para george floyd y que veten a los -- metan a los policÍas a la cÁrcel. marisela: por otra parte, erick salgado, de 23 aÑos muriÓ baleado por tres oficiales de la patrulla de caminos de o plan. su novia tambiÉn resultÓ

later monterrosa is seen handcuffed and bleeding as paramedics tend to him. the family's lawyer says the video leaves out a crucial piece of the puzzle. what monterrosa was doing before he was shot. >> that is quite shocking to us that you have video of an officer shooting, but you don't have any videos that took place before. then you have videos of the body after you shot with all the gory details, none of which is helping our assessment of what happened. >> we reached out to the vallejo police department for more information about the officers involved, and the department said, quote, vpd is unable to provide any information related to personnel matters as such matters are confidential. >>> a follow-up now to the burning of a san francisco sculpture back in june. city fire officials say that the june 23rd burning of the san francisco spire sculpture was caused by a human. they aren't saying, though, whether it was arson or maybe an accident. flames climbed the 100-foot spire near inspiration point and spread to surrounding trees. the installation is badly

ningÚn vÍdeo dado a conocer hoy muestra a monterrosa antes de la balacera.julio, noticias univisiÓn 14. presentadora:la familia de monterrosa pudo ver el vÍdeo oficialantes de que sea pÚblico. organizaron una conferencia de prensa donde hablaron sobre el vÍdeo. el padre de monterrosa siente que esto no es suficiente. >> fue muy doloroso pero, no mostraron porque pienso que se estÁn cubriendo entre ellos. se ve cuando alguien de la parte de atrÁs empieza a disparar. mi hijo ya estaba en el piso muerto y le piden que se levante con toda la sangre alrededor. presentadora: esta noche tendremos la entrevista completa del padre y la reacciÓn de sus hermanas que tambiÉn estuvieron presentes en esta conferencia. en san francisco presentaron una propuesta de ley que prohibirÍa contactar al servicio de emergencia de la policÍa y hacer reportes falsos con el fin de discriminar a las personas. miguel gÓmez nos acompaÑa en san francisco con todos los detalles. miguel: los supervisores indican que en lÍnea sÓlo vemos lo que quedÓ grabado pero hay muchos incidentes que ocu

monterrosa's family says he had his hands up and was surrendering. police and sit they saw a gun in his hand. a hammer was found in his pocket. this week, police department employee was placed on leave when the city discovered the windshield, a key piece of evidence, was destroyed. tonight, the department revealed a second employee is also on leave. earlier in the day, the city of vallejo sent a letter to the solano county da urging her to investigate monterrosa's shooting and that of millie mccoy. six offices open fire on mccoy who was inside a car and a taco bell drive-through. so far, both solano county prosecutors and estate's attorneys office both refused to take on either case. tonight, i spoke to attorney john burris who is representing both families, and he says he welcomes any outside investigation and the attention from speaker pelosi. >> we have real reservations about our vallejo pd being able to police itself, we have concerns about the local district attorney's office, that the speaker of the house had made this kind of and cry, it brin

general de california dice que no iniciarÁ una investigaciÓn independiente sobre la muerte de shaun monterrosailidad la juez del condado solano para que investigue el caso de shaun monterrosa. aunque la oficina estaba preparada por investigar el caso, preferÍa que sea procesado por la fiscalÍa general del estado. el comunicado se emitiÓ despuÉs de que se difundieran las imÁgenes del indigente, en el que muriÓ shaun monterrosa. el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador dijo que fue una visita rÁpida, pero muy intensa. registrÓ mÁs de 7000 nuevos casos de coronavirus . la cifra mÁs alta en un solo dÍa desde que iniciÓ la pandemia. hasta hoy, el conteo oficial de contagios en mÉxico alcanza los mÁs de 80,000 y la cifra de muertos, 33,526. en honduras, los hospitales estÁn colapsados por el alto nÚmero de personas buscando atenciÓn mÉdica por sÍntomas asociados al coronavirus. en un centro de salud en ese paÍs, los pacientes esperan en tiendas de campaÑa para ser atendidos. honduras registra 26,384 contagios por covid-19, con 704 muertes. volvemos con mÁs despuÉs de una pausa. ♪ hugo: amigos, vaya

california, aquÍ sabrÁs de que divulgÓ la autopsia independiente a andrÉs guardado y los padres de monterrosaen vivo a estas imÁgenes de reciÉn divulgadas. >> escucha razÓn, cotiza me entiende o si no el que vacar sin diente vas a ser vos. >> la amenaza de este niÑo por haber tadeo poco dinero por su dientes a ratÓn pÉrez, se ha vuelto viral, robÁndole corazÓn a todos, estaremos con Él en sus padres para ver en que terminÓ la historia. >> el puma aclara si serÁ o no papa de nuevo y de gemelos, este juego es los cucharas de sus propias palabras. >> esta maÑana te obsesionadas con otro capÍtulo de quienes somos te contamos, sido la vida de carolina de "ediciÓn digital". >> conocer a los productos mÁs curiosos para mantener la distancia social, en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ya. [ mÚsica] >> con esta alegrÍa, feliz casi viernes, amigos, gracias por vivir la vida con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", vamos a gozarla como se merece porque vida sÓlo hay uno. >> tenemos mucha informaciÓn para ustedes y algo muy especial en esta semana el censo. >> tambiÉn tenemos algo que le gusta mi gente, en l

continuamos informando sobre el caso de sean monterrosa que muriÓ por la policÍa de vallejo.vas imÁgenes. aquÍ se ve que monterrosa estÁ en el suelo y un oficial dice que pensaba que era un arma, pero era un martillo. hubo actos vandÁlicos en la oficina del alguacil y la oficina informÓ que los daÑos estÁn cerca a 200.000 $. los estafadores no se atemorizan con la pandemia. julio cÉsar ortiz nos explica una nueva modalidad. julio: la prueba de coronavirus son el principio para detener los contagios. >> utilizamos un sistema de mensajes de texto que es innovador y fÁcil para rastrear contactos cercanos. >> la razÓn de la llamada es porque usted que estuvo en contacto con alguien que dio positivo. reportero: la llamada podrÍa llegar por parte de estafadores. >> deme su nÚmero de seguro social (ssn), deme su tarjeta de crÉdito, y si piden esta informaciÓn es porque es un impostor. reportero: los trabajadores del departamento de salud nunca van a pedir ese tipo de datos. >> sÓlo van a preguntar nombre y edad. si nos presionan a que hagamos una decisiÓn inmediata, entonces es para

kron four's dan thorn talked with the attorneys representing the monterrosa family dan joins us live from the tonight with more than one. >>well pam attorney john burris says the destruction of this evidence is a criminal offense. he said that this only continues to prove that the vallejo police department needs more oversight and accountability. >>police body cam video shows bullets blasting out of the front windshield of the truck facing 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield viewed as evidence in the case has been discarded and of a lay hope police lieutenant has been placed on leave. >>and raises real question if officer and destroys a piece of evidence what evidence may have been civil rights attorney john burris says the windshield may have been crucial to the case. >>video of the shooting never shows what the officers were actually seeing as one of them opened fire monterroso was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun all we know is that young man was shot and killed by he was sitting in the back seat of a car and he shot through a window front which absolves the regu

on leave after the windshield of a police truck that was involved in the shooting death of sean monterrosa was replaced. monroe says the 22 year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer back in june. he was on his knees and. had his hands above his waist when an officer shot him through his police windshield, the police said they sought monterroso was armed with a gun, but he actually had a hammer kron four's dan thorn talked with the attorneys representing the model rosa family and he joins us now live from the lane with more on the u.s. the investigation and reaction to all this >>well ken and pam attorney john burris says the destruction of this evidence is a criminal offense. he says that this only continues to prove that the vallejo police department needs more oversight and more accountability. >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho police union president and lieutenant is under investigation and he

her involvement is a kind of acknowledgement that police reform is a national issue. >> reporter: monterrosaas shot and killed by vallejo police last month when they responded to reports of looting at a local walgreens. the department released body cam footage showing one of the officers firing at the 22-year-old from the back seat of a police vehicle through the windshield. that windshield, a key piece of evidence, has been destroyed. that's the reason why pelosi is now asking for federal intervention. >> the community at large has lost confidence in the local d.a. the attorney general has said he is not going to get involved. >> i'm recusing myself and our office from reviewing the two recent officer involved fatal incidents in the city of vallejo. >> reporter: on july 2nd, solano county d.a. abrams recusing herself from the investigation. now we are learning that the department of justice will investigate the shooting. attorney general becerra releasing a statement tonight saying the allegations concerning destruction of evidence under the watch of the vallejo police department are signif

>>of sean monterrosa was destroyed kron four's dan store talk with an attorney representing the monterrosa >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho police union president and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence. >>that could be hurtful to the police department and the play songs about flight describe it. >>civil rights attorney john burris says the windshield was crucial to the investigation body cam video worn by the officer involved in the shooting never shows what they were actually seeing as they opened fire on to rose who was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun and raises real question if officer and destroys. >>a piece of evidence what evidence may have been destroyed the vallejo police officers association has strongly supported the officer's actions on the night of monterrosa's death the union president has even tried to keep the officer's name secret. >>in

marÍa: las hermanas de monterrosa viajaron desde san francisco hacia la capital del estado para pedir la muerte de su hermano quien llevaba un martillo que los policÍas de vallejo que le quitaron la vida presuntamente confundieron con un arma de fuego. >> falleciÓ el 2 de junio y todavÍa no nos han dado nombres ni evidencias. tampoco hemos tenido comisiÓn. estamos demandando que se ponga el orden. marÍa: dicen que comparten el mismo dolor de otras familias que tambiÉn protestaron en sacramento. >> el Último mensaje que nos mandÓ fue que firmemos una peticiÓn para conseguir justicia para george floyd y que metan a los policÍas que lo mataron a Él en la cÁrcel. marÍa: otras quienes asistieron fueron las hermanas de eric salgado. >> lo mataron a Él y su bebé, estaba con su novia que estaba embarazada. marÍa: la familia de salgado exige que les den detalles de por quÉ mataron al joven que presuntamente conducÍa un auto reportado como robado. >> lo primero que queremos saber es quiÉnes mataron a nuestro hermano. yo los quiero ver en la cara, quiero saber quiÉn es y por qué. no tenÍapistola

take some deep breaths. >> reporter: officers have confirmed that monterrosa did not have a gun but a large hammer. >> he was in a half kneeling position, his hands toward his waste band when he turned towards the officers. the officers perceive the butt of a gun and they shot. >> reporter: family members are upset saying that what happened shouldn't have happened. >> not only do we want to prosecute, it just goes to show that we need the chief to step down. >> reporter: and the chief who had been in charge for seven months wouldn't comment on that. but did confirm to us where month rosa was shot during the and a half kneel. >> he was struck in the back of the head. >> reporter: police would into the not say if any disciplinary action was taken against the officer and if the officer is still on the street. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> and we hosting an hour long round table discussion. allies in action, a bay area conversation, will air today at 4:00. >>> livermore is looking for a new police chief. chief harris just announced his retirement. he served there for seven years now. and hi

a detective fired hits rifle from the back seat of the truck after mistakes monterrosa's hammer for a gun. >> it wasn't too much of a surprise for those that are familiar with this behavior historically. >> reporter: civil rights attorney in 'noles said that nicolini secretly recorded her last month. the with dislike each other because knowles has represented many families in lawsuits against the p.d. >> the approached the front and walked up to me looking at his face and his physical posture that appeared he wanted to fight me. i had never seen anything quite like it. he went up on me like there was going to somebody type of physical confrontation. >>> well, bay area weekend almost here, and looks like bit of a warmup in our short-term forecast, but next week could be a different story. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. >>> let's go down to alex with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu plus. >> cristina, thank you. there are concerns tonight that high unemployment in this country may be here to stay. we'll have the details on the new pol

at 6 coming up at the top of the hour delay hope police they release not body cam video to sean monterrosa as family from the night he was killed by an officer his family's reaction >>news at 6. >>a deadly confrontation amid nationwide protest of police violence feel i hope police released video from a controversial shooting, sean monterrosa killed after officers must take a hammer for a >>now the family of the 22 year-old says it's time for change the williamson, the lafayette we are all liars they continue to think that because we've anything under the rug. >>thank you for joining us, everyone, i'm catherine heenan there is growing outrage tonight after

uno de los abogados de la familia de monterrosa acusÓ de ineptitud a los agentes que se deshicieron deiciales encontraron a la vÍctima en la cuadra 1900 de la calle center road. las autoridades no han detenido a los posibles sospechosos unto este caso es el homicidio 19 en lo que va del aÑo, en la ciudad de san josÉ. es la -- urbe del paÍs donde las policÍas no estarÁ involucrada las para de trÁnsito, en berkeley. miguel gÓmez nos habla precisamente sobre esa decisiÓn.. miguel duraron hasta las 3:00 de la maÑana de hoy miÉrcoles en la votaciÓn que, segÚn esperan los bienes de la ciudad, cambia la manera en la que opera el departamento de polis guÍa de la ciudad. es la primera estrategia de este estilo la naciÓn que traerÁ cambios a patrullaje. los agentes del orden ya no estarÁn involucrados en infracciones de trÁnsito. el alcalde seÑala que le permitirÁ los agentes enfocarse en otras Áreas, en la que la presencia de oficiales es mÁs importante. ahora tendrÁ que crear un nuevo departamento de transporte que se encarga de realizar las infracciones de trÁnsito. asÍ esperan quitarle un pe

are new developments in the case of a man shot and killed by police in vallejo lawyers for sean monterrosa claim that investigators failed to preserve a key piece of evidence in the case and it comes as details from the city commission study into the department's use of force is released. jonathan mccall is here in the studio live with us now with what that report has to say johnson lots of information to digest tonight of les hope am right now the city council members learning details of that 70 page report. >>all afternoon long i've been combing through it inside there are 45 recommendations on how the department can improve its image. the city commission that study last year and according to the company behind it. they say the findings are mixed the study found that the department suffers from an us against the world mentality. it goes on to say that the department not fans of local political leaders, the media critics and members of the legal community. the study provides 45 recommendations as we mentioned when it comes to dealing with officer involved shootings here some of those reco

. >>> more than a dozen people paddled out into the bay to honor 22-year-old monterrosa. the group carried their boards into the water yesterday. his sister organized this event with the city surf project which gives young people a chance to learn how to surf. vallejo police have said that they thought monterrosa had a gun when they opened fire and it turns out he had a hammer. >>> building a better bay area means sometimes standing up to race inch and bigotry. community members are outraged after this woman was caught using array hal slur toward an asian american postal worker. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey, not appropriate. absolutely not. >> that is not acceptable. that is not acceptable. >> that video was taken at the uspa location on main street thursday afternoon and it shows the woman in the mask yelling at the employee behind the counter. when she used a racial slur, several bystanders jumped into denounce her behavior. >> the reason i took the video was to spread awareness and to let people know that this is happening all around us. like i live in the silicon valley and t

authorities say monterrosa was kneeling had his hands raised at the time. the destroyed evidence is the windshield from the patrol car where shots were fired at monterrosa the city says the windshield from the unit was replaced on the patrol car was put back into service without permission. the city is now talking with the fbi to possibly take over the criminal investigation. the solano county district attorney and california attorney general's offices. both recosed themselves. lawyers for the monterrosa family say this shows there's a lack of trust between the department and the community. >>it's interfered with criminal prosecution its interfere with our federal civil rights case, it's. prejudiced our case in the ability to prosecute this officer and so not only is it appropriate to. that s the fire the person that did this. it is also appropriate to figure out how this could happen how was one person making a decision about evidence collection. >>well the city says one workers on administrative leave now an outside investigation is being conducted to fig

sin embargo, la fiscal del concepto de solana anunciÓ que no investigarÁ el caso de monterrosa pidiÓe al procurador del estado. >> tienen el fuego escoger cuÁndo ser latino y latino o cuando no, y la gente lo hemos juzgado en la oficina porque creemos que puede hacer cambios. ramon: de mencionar que le faltan dos semanas a la policÍa de vallejo para entregar el video de la cÁmara corporal que muestra lo que paso exactamente durante el incidente. la muerte de otra joven latina, la soldado panista bien continÚa haciendo eco para clamar justicia de parte de la comunidad hispana, luego de que las autoridades en texas confirmar pero los restos de guillÉn, un grupo de madres latinas en el sur de california cuyos hijos han estado en el ejÉrcito han comenzado a movilizarse para exigir respuesta. norma roque nos comparte sus historias. >> yo soy madre de un hijo que sirven las fuerzas militares de este paÍs es que aquí con la dignidad que los desechos y esa hubiera sido mi hija. reportera: denisse mejÍa uniÓ a la voz de las decenas de madres latinas en el valle de san fernando. algunas, como

it shows sean monterrosa's final moments...caughton officers' body cameras. we want to warn you -- some may find this video disturbing.<>(catherine) the video was released more than month after the shooting. but family of the man killed say -- there are still unanswered questions. kron-4's michelle kingston is following the storyand joins us live... michelle? the family says we have continuing coverage on the shooting on kron 4 dot com.including more reaction from his family.. the u-s has set a new single day record for confirmed covid-19 infections. there are now more than 3 million cases in the u-s. more than 132-thousand people have died - with 936-thousand listed as 'recovered.' dozens of i-c-u units are at full capacity in some states...just one of the signs that the pandemic still has a tight grip on the u-s. we'll have more on the surge in cases coming up at 5:30.. during his briefing today, governor newsom announced more resources are on the way to california as the state sees more covid-19 cases. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details.

most recently the shooting of sean monterrosa on june 2nd. the 22 year-old was suspected of trying to steal from a drug store during the night of protests over george floyd's death. body camera video shows an officer arriving and shooting through a windshield killing monterrosa police say officers thought that he had a gun he was holding a hammer. the department is now under criminal investigation in this case over destruction of evidence. in february 2019 willie mccoy was unresponsive in his car at a taco bell drive-thru. when officers arrived they say mccoy had a gun in my lap. police say mccoy abruptly moved and that's when 6 officers fired 55 shots into the car. the officers were back to work after 3 days of paid administrative leave mccoy's family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit and nearly to the day one year earlier when al foster was riding a bike on the night of february 13th. police say the 33 year-old did not have a light. that's when an officer stopped him and a chase ensued delay how police say the officer used his taser

officers have confirmed that monterrosa did not have a gun, he did have a large hammer in his waist belt. >> he was in a half kneeling position, his hands were toward his waistband when he turned towards the officers. the officers perceive a butt of a gun and they shot. >> and the officer who pulled the trigger was in the back seat and fired through the windshield. the chief won't say if that officer has been disciplined or if he is even still on the street. >>> a whistleblower raises concerns about the ttsa and in you the agency is making changes to keep people safe. >>> and also this stunning site in one midwest neighborhood, how a hot air balloon ended up in someone's front yard. >>> and as we head to break, look at this glorious morning. it is friday eve, a beautiful day. it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what?

monterrosa was shot and killed outside of a walgreens during a night of looting when police mistook a hammer that he had for a gun. >>> new at 11:00, the san francisco police commission voted unanimously to display a black lives matter poster inside every police station in the city. the chief says he and his command staff are in full support of the plan, despite opposition from the police union. >> lack lives matter and they matter to this police department. so this is not that the expense or in lieu of anybody else's life. that's not what this is about. this is about the fact that we have to do the right thing on this issue and the world is speaking to us right now. >> the decision came just hours after attorneys for the police officers union sent a letter to the commission raising concerns about introducing wedge issues into the safe harbor of police stations. >>> some of the highest profile twitter users hacked . tonight twitter is investigating how a bitcoin scam compromised accounts of the rich and famous. tran was jana katsuyama here now with how the cyber attack could've been a

they sent a letter to the da urging her to investigate the shooting of sean monterrosa and that of willie mccoy. remember back in february 6 officers opened fire on mccoy who was inside of a car in the taco bell drive-through. so far both solano county prosecutors and the state attorney's office have refused to take on either case. we spoke to the attorney john burris who is representing both families. he said he welcomes any outside investigation and the attention from speaker pelosi. >> we have real reservations about the vallejo pd policing itself and certainly about the local district attorney's office . that the speaker of the house has made this inquiry brings more attention to it to the facts, and it could be that one or more organizations that they conduct an investigation, will do so in an impartial and fair matter. >>> the attorney general's office said they would investigate the destruction of evidence in the case of sean monterrosa but not either shooting. the vallejo police released a statement thanking the attorney general for stepping in. >>> a san jose woman whose death is

monterrosa murió a manos de un agente de policía de vallejos el día 2 de junio >> el fiscal de californiaecuencia de la pandemia. la policía de san leandro y la fiscalía del condado a la meta investigan este incidente de abril de este año >> contestando tus preguntas jesús garcía nos escribe para saber dónde puede conseguir ayuda para pagar la renta. además querés saber si existe una ley que le permita no pagarla bueno >> para quienes pasan por una situación similar el primero que que saber es que en california está vigente una ley de moratoria contra el desalojo. esta permite, que usted no puede ser desalojado por no pagar la renta y su vigencia es hasta finales de año pero presta atención para que pueda ser amparado usted debe de notificar a su arrendador cada mes que usted no pueda cancelar lo más importante de pagar la renta una vez por el contrario deberá pagar los meses atrasados en los casos determinados por la ley. si usted necesita más información de dónde puede acudir por contado para solicitar ayuda monetaria, puede ingresar en nuestro sitio web de telemundo 48.com y ahí irá a

monterrosa was a san francisco resident.ot and killed him after they were responding to reports of looting at a walgreen's the night of june 2. they later found a hammer on monterrosa but no gun. >>> this is an unusual test for covid-19 at a shoe in miami. shango the gorilla landed in the hospital to get wounds treated after he got into a scuffle we'll call it with another gorilla. he had a low grade fever so doctors also 2k3w5i6 hgave him test. they in-ertz issert issed the s he was under anesthesia and it turned out to be negative. what they failed to give him, my friends, was a blanket so he could cover up and get his test with decency and respect. >> that is true. when i saw the pictures again this time, i saw like the mouth hanging open and i thought i don't need that for shango. >> no, how would you feel if you woke up and that business is all over the internet? >> sue. >> at least they knocked him out before they scratched his brain with that swab. i mean, that is invasive. but it has to be done. i understand it. >> c

> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> con un arma de alto calibre un ar15 le disparon a monterrosapatrulla en la ciudad de vallejos así lo dijo la (nombre en inglés) en una conferencia de prensa >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> mientras que el abogado de la familia dice que (nombre en inglés) estaba arrodillado entregándose a las autoridades que le dispararon la llegar a la escena >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> sin embargo el jefe de la policía negó estos hechos dijo que monterrosa estaba agachado con las manos en la cintura antes de voltear a los oficiales >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> michelle con un nudo en la garganta dijo que parece que los oficiales se están echando la bolita ante la investigación de la muerte de su hermano diciendo que el sistema les sigue fallando (nombre en inglés) fue impactado por las balas en la partes trasera de su cabeza y el jefe de la policía lo demostró ahora miembros de la comunidad alzan sus voces en búsqueda de justicia la muerte de (nombre en inglés) ha u

>>hitting and killing monterrosa who was kneeling on the ground at the time. but as kron four's michelle kingston explains the video is raising more questions and sparking more outrage. >>the family says the video didn't show exactly what happened we see the officer shoots his gun through the windshield but we never see shine or the moments leading up to the shooting they are asked him to put his hands up, but you can see blood already on the floor family of the 22 year-old man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer watching video of the shooting for the first time wednesday at city hall but people standing outside to show their support of knowledge. >>that last month police chief said sean monterrosa was shot in the walgreens parking lot by an 18 year veteran officer who shot him through the windshield of an undercover police car this is how chief johnny williams first described mana roses position last >>but today chief williams changed his story. >>so to clarify that's inaccurate to clarify he was in a crouching how new in position. his hands were towa

the findings come on the heels of a deadly shooting involving sean monterrosa lawyers for monterrosa responded to the findings. >>the commissioning of people to investigate force. but we just had received use of force in the way they handled that is pretty telling in regards what the status quo is continues to be before that he really doesn't get to the core problems that a lot of off or because solutions for the historic problems we have here. >>kron 4 did reach out to the police officers association for comment but so far we have not heard back. the california department of justice is also doing a comprehensive review of the department's use of deadly force policies. kron four's jonathan mccall is listening to that meeting right now and he'll have details including new developments in the case of sean monterrosa that's coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 9.10 and. >>kron four's hosting a live town hall tomorrow with police chiefs from across the bay area that's tomorrow night at 9 o'clock here on kron 4. >>well let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge way you can se

speaker pelosi says quote the police killing of sean monterrosa was a horrible act of brutality that continues to shake our bay area community. she went on to say that we must insist on justice for all killed by police brutality in america, civil rights attorney john burris who currently represents 11 lawsuits against the police department says he welcomes the fbi investigation. the city's request comes after a california attorney general javier becerra said he will not review the incidents and says he believes the district attorney's office is the appropriate and obligated authority back on july second district attorney j abrams recused herself from her office and her office from the investigations. she has not released a response to this latest letter also vallejo police are investigating a murder police responded to a report of a shooting on harbor way near the ballet home municipal marina about 11 o'clock last night. >>officers found a 21 year-old man suffering from at least one gunshot wound and he died at the scene police say the man was of a legal resident, his name has not be

and it's demoralizing to the entire department. >> reporter: the attorney that represents sean monterrosa'samily says they have leadership roles. rodriguez a set of investigat >> these are they should not be the one to decide what is relevant evidence are not. >> reporter: the state attorney general is looking into the windshield issue and will report findings back to the solano county das office. me the agency is looking into the shooting itself. if by weeks end the solano continues to recuse herself the city will file action against her. >>> from summer camp to fall camp, see how one club gives kids a place to do distance- learning. >>> in our chief meteorologist will be back to tell us if we break out of this summer weather pattern. this isn't about today. it's about the next 10 years. but this is something you can do today. you can make a difference today. by completing the 2020 census. the census impacts hospitals. schools. public transportation. and most importantly, our representation in government. it gives us an opportunity to be heard. it's easy. it's only 10 questions. so do you

>>that >>last month police chief said sean monterrosa was shot in the walgreens parking lot by an 18 year veteran officer who shot him through the windshield of an undercover police car this is how chief johnny williams first described mana roses position last >>but today chief williams changed his story. >>so to clarify that's inaccurate to clarify he was in a crouching how new in position. his hands were towards his waistband when he turned towards the. >>officers monro says family and attorneys are frustrated and say the videos released are not enough you can see him you can see him raise it up between his fellow officers heads essentially in shoot. and should the window but a lot of that is going to be because the captain got on the radio and said he was armed when he wasn't. >>nobody saw a gun they could have seen a gun because he didn't have a gun. >>the videos that they have have nothing about the actual shooting itself or the person with the actual shooter. the surprisingly enough had a rifle. and he was in the so just visualize this person a citizen of actually have any shoe

>>that >>last month police chief said sean monterrosa was shot in the walgreens parking lot by an 18 year veteran officer who shot him through the windshield of an undercover police car this is how chief johnny williams first on roses position last >>but today chief williams changed his story. >>so to clarify that's inaccurate to clarify he was in a crouching how new in position. his hands were towards his waistband when he turned towards the. >>officers monro says family and attorneys are frustrated and say the videos released are not enough you can see him you can see him raise it up between his fellow officers heads essentially in shoot. and should the window but a lot of that is going to be because the captain got on the radio and said he was armed when he wasn't. >>nobody saw a gun they could have seen a gun because he didn't have a gun. >>the videos that they have have nothing about the actual shooting itself or the person with the actual shooter. surprisingly enough had a rifle. and he was in the so just visualize this person a citizen of actually have any shoes through the wi

department facing a criminal investigation for destroying evidence in the shooting that killed sean monterrosa and new tonight. we're hearing from his sister that describes the department has quote incompetent plus a 32 million dollars settlement reached in the ghost ship warehouse fire with the attorneys for the victims families. >>has to say about the deal. >>and she needs being blamed for last year's kincade fire in sonoma county by that announcement does not come as a surprise to the people impacted, but first. >>we need those who are tampering with evidence to be fired and convicted because this is a crime. >>tonight we are hearing from the sisters of sean monterrosa he's the 22 year-old man who was shot and killed by a boy who police officer last month. good evening, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus the city of vallejo is now investigating its own police department. >>for destroying evidence in the case kron four's michelle kingston is live for us outside the lake pd with more on this investigation michelle. >>a really huge car key part of the evidence police department

the destroyed evidence is the windshield from the patrol car where shots were fired at monterrosa the city said the wind chill from the unit was replaced and the patrol car was put back into service without permission. the city is talking with the fbi to possibly take over the criminal investigation. the solano county district attorneys and california attorney's general office recused themselves lawyers for the monterrosa family say that this shows that there's a lack of trust between the department and community. >>it's interfered with criminal prosecution its interfere with our federal civil rights case, it's. prejudiced our case in the ability to prosecute this officer and so not only is it appropriate to. that s the fire the person who did this. it is also appropriate to figure out how this could have happened how was one person making a decision about evidence collection. >>the city says one workers on administrative leave an outside investigation is being conducted to figure out exactly what happened to the evidence. >>now to the latest numbers on the coronavirus we have a break

>>after pieces of evidence were destroyed in the case of sean monterrosa the 22 year-old was shot and killed by the legal officers last month. authorities say monterroso was kneeling and even had his hands raised at the time. the evidence in question centers on the patrol car and the windshield of the car city said the wind chill from the unit was destroyed and the patrol car was put back into service without permission. the city is now talking with the fbi to possibly take over the criminal investigation after the solano county district attorney and california attorney general's office recused themselves. lawyers for the monterrosa family say that this shows that there's a lack of trust between the department and community. >>it's interfered with criminal prosecution its interfere with our federal civil rights case, it's. prejudiced our case in the ability to prosecute this officer and so not only is it appropriate to. that s the fire the person who did this. it is also appropriate to figure out how this could have happened how was one person making a decision about evidence collecti

protest of police violence feel i hope police released video from a controversial shooting, sean monterrosa killed after officers must take a hammer for a >>now the family of the 22 year-old says it's time for change the williamson, the lafayette we are all liars they continue to think that because we've anything under the rug. >>thank you for joining us, everyone, i'm catherine heenan there is growing outrage tonight after vallejo police released video of an officer involved shooting and it shows sean monterrosa is final moments caught on officers body cameras, some might find the video disturbing. >>for transit the knowledge >>that video was released more than a month after the shooting the family of the man killed they say there are still a lot of unanswered questions kron four's michelle kingston is following the story and joins us live the show. >>the label police say that the video speaks for itself, but this family says that it's not enough now you can see that officer shoot kids gun through the windshield. but you don't see shot or the moments leading up to the shooting. >>and doesn

only the face of the officer who fired add monterrosa is blurred. the family's lawyer says the videos leave out a crucial piece of the puzzle, what mont row was doing before he was shot. >> it is quite shocking to us that you have video of an officer shooting. you don't have any videos that took place before, and then you have videos of the body after you had shot with all the gory details, none of which is helpful to our assessment of what happened. >> we have learned two officers are on suspension and under investigation for destruction of evidence in that case. an attorney for those two officers tells nbc bay area tonight there was no attempt to cover anything up. >>> still ahead, remembering a tv icon. regis philbin dead at 88. tonight we're going to look back at the legacy he leaves behind, including a record for american television. >>> plus more unrest in portland. the new opposition law enforcement faced tonight. >>> and we're tracking a warm weekend forecast for parts of the bay area except san francisco. you got the mistywho will be se we

and we are standing by for thbo of the shooting death of sean monterrosa. that's going to happen sometime today. necessary man that police say they initially thought was carrying a handgun in his waistband. but actually had a hammer. monterrosa was 22 years old and suspected of stealing from a vallejo pharmacy when he was killed on june 2nd. an officer fired five times hitting him once. the police chief there says that monterrosa had pe his knees and put his hands above his waist revealing what the officer took to be the butt of a handgun but it turn out to be a 15-inch hammer in the pocket of his sweatshirt. kiet? >> reporter: i'm kiet do are live here in gorgeous downtown campbell where business owners are excited about a reopening happening monday, july 13th here in santa clara county. this is the next round of reopenings under the lockdown. in fact, campbell city council last night discussed the actual closing down of the main drag here in downtown to make videotape for more outdoor dining. so starting monday, july 13th, most businesses can reopen inclu