montez, how they treated him after he was shot. immediately painting him as the bad guy. you know coming out with the facts yeah, we've had problems with him in the past, he tried oassault officers in the past. this was a troubled man and so -- i don't want to say that he had it coming but the police paint a picture of a man that was a danger to the community. when in reality they weren't able to communicate with this man, to find out if in fact he was a danger to the community. >> rick rios, co-founder of consejos latino. thank you very much sir, we will be watching this story. >>> up next: growing up in the witness protection program. our investigation helps a montana woman know more about her hidden past. >>> and it is an oasis from the streets homeless gay teenagers what happens when that shelter has to close. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm randall pinkston. john siegenthaler is on assignment. starting over. our investigation into the witness protection program. we help a woman determined to get her identity back, find justice. shunned, seeking shelter. our eye-op

telling me though miss montez cleared the installation calls, she later contact add harm guys becauset satisfied with her new security service. the alarm guys immediately cancelled a contract without any penalty fees >> i'm glad you did an excellent job. >> now lesson here is that if anyone comes to your door don't let them in unless you know who they are. when it comes to your alarm system call your current provider and find out if they have sent someone out. they should contact you before they don't do that every time. before you sign anything be sure to review terms. remember, contracts have changed rarely change for your benefit. now tonight at 11:00 a new way to get tires for your car. you don't have to finance them no one checks credit. find out about renting to own tires. tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. everyone is going to be talking about this. it's brand new just now moving into the bay area. >> wow. >> thank you michael. >> well coming up next, fresh off the boat. >> a s what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. wh

montez -- or colonel montez got upset and said we're not too sure if these cuban doctors should be practicing down here. so he went to the navy and the navy gave him a hard time. the governor went to the white house to get permission for the cuban doctors to practice in key west in processing the refugees. then we had a riot. in the riot -- there were about 500 people in this chamber of commerce. by now we know that a lot is going on. so, the riot was because it was -- there was so much confusion about who was going where and there were families around and it was raining we didn't have very much food and they got into a riot. cobow got up on a table and talked about in an impassioned way, it was his country, like it was their country and they knew very confusing but that he loved his country. and he stood up on the country and sang the cuban national anthem and all those refugees stood and sang with him. well, that settled things for a while and then there was another riot over food. and at that point a priest showed up. once again, things are going on. this is not a simple thing that is happ

telling me though miss montez cleared the installation calls, she later contact add harm guys becausesatisfied with her new security service. the alarm guys immediately cancelled a contract without any penalty fees >> i'm glad you did an excellent job. >> now lesson here is that if anyone comes to your door don't let them in unless you know who they are. when it comes to your alarm system call your current provider and find out if they have sent someone out. they should contact you before they don't do that every time. before you sign anything be sure to review terms. remember, contracts have changed rarely change for your benefit. now tonight at 11:00 a new way to get tires for your car. you don't have to finance them no one checks credit. find out about renting to own tires. tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. everyone is going to be talking about this. it's brand new just now moving into the bay area. >> wow. >> thank you michael. >> well coming up next, fresh off the boat. >> a sitcom my whole life, i didn't have health insurance because i couldn't afford it. my daughter depends on me,

montez was aware of the products and services she was purchasing. and the identity of the alarm guys is independent of ms. mon taz's prior home security gup first the company said we could hear the consent but did not respond with our request to follow-through. however the company did agree to cancel the contract after all telling me although ms. montez cleared both calls, she later contacted the alarm guys because she was not completely satisfied with her new securityselves. the alarm guys immediately cancelled her contract without any penalty fee. >> i'm glad. you guys did an excellent job. >> if anybody comes to your door to change your alarm, think twice before legitimate them in your house and call your provider before letting them in. they should always contact you before showing up at your door with a major project. and you you should review the terms of any major contract before you sign anything. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> turbo tax was retooled the processing of state tax returns after a temporary suspension. state agencies n

video shows when montez stopped and faced the officers he was shot and killed. allen schauffler is in pascoe washington. good to see you. a large gathering. residents clearly wanted to be heard today. [ beeping ] >> reporter: absolutely we have a volatile situation. hundreds of people that turned out to protest have long since gone home. what is left behind at the intersection where the shooting happened is a small core of a couple of dozen determined to front police and determined to get arrested. we'll see what happens as the might moves on. it's been a long week a long day of protest and support for the family. >> reporter: flooding a downtown pass ka park protesters called forrancers. forrancers. -- for answers, in the killing of antonio montez. >> we want to establish trust and security i shouldn't have to wear a bulletproof vest. our cops are supposed to help us out. >> last tuesday, officers responded to complaints about a man who had responded run-ins with police. throwing rocks at cars and people. police say they tried physical force and stun guns. on c

montez was aware of the products and services she was purchasing.ity of the alarm he guys is independent of her prior home security company. first the company said we could hear the recording with joyce's consent but didn't follow-through with our request. however the company did agree to cancel the contract after all, telling me although ms. montez cleared both calls, she later contacted the alarm guys because she was not completely satisfied service. the alarm guys immediately cancelled her contract without any penalty fee. >> i'm glad. you guys did an excellent job. >> if anybody comes to your door to change your alarm, think twice before allowing them in your house and call your provider before letting them in. an alarm company should always contact you before showing up at your door with a major project. and you you should review the terms of any major contract before you sign anything. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> 6:16, the time. >> turbo hacks as recommenced the processing of state tax returns after a temporary suspension. state a

that's when three officers opened fire a second time killing antonio montez. >> anybody down loads itee it. that it wasn't justified. >> reporter: police point to moments before the video begins when they say montez was throwing rocks at cars hitting two officers and ignoring commands to surrender, even after being tasered. the chief promises a full investigation. >> we are not here trying to cover anything up we are trying to get the right information out. the public deserves that. >> reporter: they are meeting with protesters to prepare for hundreds expected to be here saturday. the second demonstration since tuesday's shooting which the state aclu calls very disturbing. >> we have a situation here out west in this little town that doesn't justify a scene like that. you don't have to go as far as they did. >> reporter: it is the fourth deadly officer involved shooting in six months in this small farming town where montez was arrested last year for trying to grab a policeman's gun. experts warn even with the video, investigation into the use of force may not be easy. >> when i look a

that's when police open fire again shooting and killing antonio zambrano montez.had been throwing rocks -- >> he kept on screaming, shoot me shoot me. >> reporter: officials say he was tasered but refused to surrender. but that explanation did not satisfy his family. he was arrested last year after trying to reach for an officer's weapon. and the chief described his behavior tuesday as threatening. >> they'll be dealt with accordingly. if they're not wrong, that will also come out. >> reporter: this town has become familiar with this kind of investigation after three other deadly police-involved shootings in the last six months. this one now prompting angry protests with crowds holding signs, some with their hands up and with more demonstrations planned for the weekend police are asking the public for peace. as the victim's family demands justice. hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with a sight in the sky that has people locking themselves in their homes. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? ...can't handle th

and what you see is 35-year-old antonio zambrano bran montez running from police.nd puts his hands up and shots are fired. police say here's what you don't see in this video. and this is what happened beforehand. police say this man was throwing rocks at cars and at officers that at least one of those rocks was the size of a softball that he hit several officers the officers gave him verbal commands to stop and that the man was actually tasered before those even shots -- before those shots were fired. now, police do say, like you mentioned, fred that 17 shots were fired, and that five to six of those shots actually hit zambrano montez and they say that none of them hit him in the back. take a listen. >> we do know this from the preliminary autopsy report. there were no shots in the back. >> now, here is where the plot thickens because two different autopsy reports from two different family attorneys show that five -- that not five or six shots hit the man. but that six, seven or up to eight shots hit the man, and that at least one of those shots hit him in the back

liz booth of montez said she was driving her kids to school on glen arbor road. when the large tree fell it went down by some power lines by the strong winds. these are pictures she sent us when the tree crashed on her car. and she said that she was very lucky because that tree and that branch could have crushed her family and impaled her daughter vanessa who was in the passenger's seat. >> the kids were screaming, and i'm hysterical trying to make sure the kids were in one piece. vanessa said she felt something go through her hair and now that i'm looking at t how lucky was that? this could have easily gone right through her head. >> reporter: she was a very lucky person and so are many of the victims. there were about 2300 people without power, and pg&e said they have now restored power to most of the neighborhood. however, the rain is still coming down and still coming down very hard. live in the santa cruz mountains, robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> falling trees as you saw there also a big problem in the north bay. this one came crashing down in mill val

antonio montez was throwing rocks at officers then took off running. when he stopped and faced three officers, he was shot and killed. we are in washington now live. what's the turnout for today's event? i see quite a few people behind you. >> yeah, it was pretty good. we didn't know what turnout we'd have. there were estimates from a couple hundred to 10,000. it fell right about in the middle that have maybe the lower end, 1300 or so is what i counted by the end of this march. the march ended on this corner, the intersection where the shooting happened. this is where people have been coming all week long to a very small set of stones and candles and flowers set up as a memorial. today, though, a much bigger scale protest. this was the scene in volunteer park early this morning. noon time, people gathering by the hundred to say listen to a series of speakers, speak about the need for justice the need for police accountability, the need for better training among the police officers of the city of. all four in support of the family for the 35-year-old mi

: it's the fourth deadly officer-involved shooting in six months in this small farming town where montez last year for trying to grab a policeman's gun. experts warn even with this video, the investigation into the officer's use of force may not be easy. >> when i look at a flat one-dimensional picture, i am acutely aware that the reality may differ. >> reporter: still a lot of questions, though joy, about what happened during this shooting. including questions about the mental state of the victim at the time. nbc news has learned the coroner's office may open an independent inquest similar to calling up a jury in order to look at the facts of the case. joy? >> nbc's hallie jackson in pasco, washington, thank you. >>> with me now, the reverend al sharpton, host of "politicsnation" on msnbc and founder of the national action network. rev, thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> rev we now unfortunately these cases have become very familiar. the circumstances are familiar. even the fact that it's caught on tape. what does seem different in a way, rev, i don't know if you agree wit

. >> reporter: but police point to the moments before the video begin, when they say montez was throwing rocks at cars, hitting two officers and ignoring commands to surrender even after being tasered. the chief is promising a full investigation. >> we're here trying to make sure we get the right information. >> reporter: his officers are now meeting with protesters to help them prepare for the hundreds of people expected saturday. the second demonstration in pasco since tuesday's shooting which the state aclu calls disturbing. >> we have a situation here in this little town that doesn't justify a scene like that. you don't have to go as far as they did. >> reporter: it's the fourth deadly officer-involved shooting in six months in this small farming town, where montez was arrested last year for try to grab a police man's gun. even with this video the investigation into the officers' use of force may not be easy. >> when i look at a flat one dimensional picture, i am acutely aware that reality may differ. >> reporter: still a lot of questions about this shooting, though. the questions ab

arms above his head and turns around when three officers opened fire a second time killing antonio montezody who downloads this on youtube, will be able to see it it wasn't justified. >> reporter: police point to the moments booefore the video begins throwing rocks at cars hitting two officers and ignoring commands to surrender even after tasered. the chief is promising a full investigation. >> we're not here trying to cover anything up. here trying to get the right information out pop think our public deserves that. >> reporter: his officers are meeting with protesters to help them prepare for the hundreds of people expected here saturday. >> justice! >> reporter: the second demonstration in pasco since tuesday's shooting which the state aclu calls distaj ingurbingdisturbing. >> a situation in this little town that doesn't justify a scene like that. you don't have to go as far as they did. >> reporter: it's the fourth deadly officer-involved shooting in six months in this small farming town where mont edds wasez was arrested for trying to grab an officer's gun. >> when i look at a flat o

threatened by police violence have continued to add more numbers to their tally. 35-year-old antonio montezton after he allegedly threw rocks at them. 15-year-old jamar nicholson shot in the back by a los angeles police officer while he was stacked next to a friend who was holding a toy gun. 57-year-old patel who had traveled from india to visit his son in alabama and he was left partially paralyzed when a police officer slammed him to the ground. a response to a 911 call where the caller described him as a skinny black guy he had never seen before walking in the neighborhood. while the director's speech brought an end to the silence on race and policing it's clear that the effort needed to effect meaningful change has only just begun. joining me now is sema ire, monetha bandelay sheryl brown and julian zelzer professor of history and public affairs at princeton university. joining me from columbia south carolina is marqez claxton, a retired nypd detective. i want to start with you, sem. a. other than the fact that it's important the fbi director said these things comey didn't bring anythin

they say antonio montez was throwing rocks at officers.ideo taken by witnesses appears to show the man moving away from police before the fatal shooting. none of the shots were to the man's back. police say a taser was used at least twice beforehand. the first-hand has led to protests in pasco, where nearly half the population is latino. a photo truly out of this world, astronaut barry wilmore commander on the space station took this incredible selfie during a space walk over the week. astronaut terry birch can also be seen in this selfie reflected in wilmore's visor there. it will help prepare the iss for the eventually arrival of private american spaceships. not even ourself fiof al roker can top that. >> unless he's working on that selfie sticker for many many years. >> we will pull out that extender pretty cool. >> there you go. >> let's show you what we have around the rest of the country. rain in central florida. plenty of sunshine in the southwest and look for plenty of sunshine in the mid-atlantic region later. we're going ♪ [remin

they say antonio montez was throwing rocks at officers.ideo taken by witnesses appears to show the man moving away froo none of the shots were to his back. police say they did use a taser at the incident has led to protestses are where more than half of the population is latino. >>> and an update now on that commuter train crash and derailment in oxnard, california, on tuesday. the lawyer for a pickup truck driver who authorities say caused that crash says his complaint tried repeatedly to get his vehicle off the tracks but ran for his life when he couldn't. the crash injured 30 people. he is expected to be arraigned toda >>> and the recent rough weather made couple looking to get married. first the roof caved in to the place they were going it to marry. after its parking lot got snowed in. then the pastor canceled. that's when firefighters decided to come to the rescue and allowed them to get married in their firehouse. a helping hand helped them to tie th >> you know when it rains on your wedding, it's good luck. >> three time's the char