>> roth: uh-huh. a lot of it.t taxpayer expense. >> eisenmann: for every single day, every single year that goes by without a decision, that's just more and more back pay for the individual, if they're being reinstated. that's more attorney fees. that's more interest. that's-- just more money, generally. >> o'donnell: former m.s.p.b. executive director jim eisenmann told us the prospective new board members face a daunting task, digging out from the nearly 2,900 cases piled up in their office. >> eisenmann: it will probably take three to four years just for those cases to be decided by any board. if you had board members start today. >> o'donnell: that's justice delayed. >> eisenmann: and denied. absolutely. >> o'donnell: which brings us back to the reason we ever heard about the merit systems protection board in the first place-- not a single board member has been confirmed by the senate in over eight years, since april 2012. "60 minutes" has learned only one of the president's nominees faces serious opposition f

it has affected the innocent people. >> rob roth, "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> time for 58. let's check in with steve. the weekend is coming and if you don't likethat. that is a d back there. that's the dude. mr. breeze wanting around here. >> i don't let him out this early. they just sit out back and i can see them. we do have a quiet pattern here and cooler and some pretty good convection and this is the weather nerd in me. coming up taft, san luis obispo and in between king city and it's pretty far south. we have record heat and thundersor september this is june. it doesn't happen in june and it is happening today. coast and bay and hot inland and still 90s but not as high as yesterday. record high oakland and sfo yesterday these arrows are pointing down. 70s and 80s and upper 80s livermore down 69 degrees and if there was a bigger fog bank, 46-66 and 46 half moon bay. down to 58 in santa cruz which was officially 95 yesterday. 60 in gilroy and south san jose and mid 60s around cupertino and saratoga in campbell. the san francisco buoy water temperature has gone up and bo

take a look at this i'm jeremy roth. >>before we go tonight kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 each and every day we're shining a spotlight on graduates and tonight, we're highlighting what kill you shoot a mckayla is graduating from castro valley high school in the east bay. she said that in san jose state university with plans to become an elementary school teacher congratulations to mckayla in all those 2020 grands you can submit a graduate of your all you have to do to simply go to kron 4 dot com. fund the salute to grads twenty-twenty tab under the news tab submit a picture of your grad let us know their plans after high school and what's next for them. that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 o'clock this wednesday night, thanks so much for spending time with us i'm jonathan mccall our coverage of the george floyd protests the coronavirus pandemic and breaking news of that massive fire from sassoon city continues on kron on our 24 local streaming news service is free right now we'll see you back here tonight, starting in p

ktvu's rob roth talked with some of the demonstrators about what they wanted to happen. >> reporter: organizers of sunday's protest gathered in front of the san francisco hall of justice to discuss why they stopped traffic on the bay bridge for several hours on sunday. >> we were doing a peaceful tailgate at treasure island. >> reporter: before 5:00, more than 100 protesters took over the westbound direction that goes into san francisco. >> that is a bridge, that is something that our taxpayers pay for. i am a taxpayer. at the end of the day, it's a street. that's how we looked at it. >> reporter: before long, traffic backed up for miles. the post on social media by people claiming to have been stuck on the bridge of the time were overwhelmingly supportive of the protesters and their message, black lives matter. the protesters want to see police funding cut by 75% with money redirected to underserved communities. >> we don't want police and our communities. if we could figure that out to where the people who do want the police and their communities, so they could feel safe, but them

then he was grabbed from the rear by officer roth who made an attempt to physically restrain him afterthe 41 minute and 17 second discussion. we concluded and considered it as one of our important considerations that mr. brooks never presented himself as a threat. at the very beginning, he was peacefully sleeping in his car. after he was awakened by the officer, he was cooperative and he was directed to move his car to another location. he calmly moved his car. mr. brooks was asked whether or not he had a weapon. he indicated that he did not. without any resistance, he passed his driver's license to the officers and the officers then asked mr. brooks whether or not he would consent to a pat-down or a body search. mr. brooks allowed them to search him. the search yielded no weapon. we found that it was of interest that when the officers patted mr. brooks down, they noticed there was a bulge in his pants. they didn't pull that item. they took his word that that bulge represented a number of dollar bills. mr. brooks never displayed any aggressive behavior during the 41 minutes and 17 seco

iras fully fund money that's a roth for a one k. or wot for all 3 b. don't do traditional accounts anymore where you go for the tax write off make it so that you do after tax money pay the taxes today so years from now what you see is what you get is if you think tax brackets are going to go up to pay for the deficit that we have created 10 years from now 20 years from now i have a bridge to sell you so invest in raf retirement accounts across the board stay out of debt live below your means but within your needs and you save as much money as you possibly can did we learn anything from the 2008 financial crisis then crashes help us in dealing with the financial impact of the convent demagogue i don't think it did you know i always have the say in that the easiest thing to do in life is to forget the hardest thing is to do is to remember if people had looked at when the market crashed and then the market came back and then it went on to be the most of ride bull market at least that i can remember at one time were you ever just about

lee but roth not elaborating.sports world, the washington redskins are removing a monument to former owner george preston because he resisted pressure to integrate the team before 1962. >>> nascar released a photo it says confirmed the noose was real. the fbi determined wallace was not the victim of a hate crime saying the garage pull rope formed as a noose was in that garage at talladega speedway since last october. nascar says cameras will now be installed in the garages. >>> coming up, the sahara dust storm arrives in the u.s. this weekend. what to expect. >>> chuck e. cheese making a big move in hopes of surviving. ered. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i s

ira and a roth ira is simply a retirement account that you can have with funding with after tax money so it all grows tax free for you and you put a $100.00 a month away every single month the same amount of money that you spend on starbucks i'm sure are $1.00 of your viewers does and you do that every. single month for 40 years until you're 65 with market returns of about 12 percent annual average rate of return which is possible given for the past 10 years before the cope it hit you were averaging 14.3 percent for the last 10 years would have $1000000.00 but if you waited just 10 years till you were $35.00 to start and i know what you're thinking you take $100.00 a month 12 $100.00 a year 10 years it's $12000.00 what difference can that make you would have only $300000.00 at the age of $65.00 so those 10 years cost you 700000 dollars and $100.00 a month so if everybody just understood the power of compounding that when you're young your money earns money and the money you earned earns money and earns money my god there isn't $1.00 person out there that if they started young enough t

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more from rob roth. >> that curve is not flat right now. in fact, that curve is getting more and more vertical . >> reporter: san francisco reported a daily increase of 120 patients testing positive for covid-19 which is far more than the city has been seeing.'s from 2.7 people from 100,000 people to 5.1%. >> of that continues, we could be in our red zone. >> the city has delayed the plant reopening of hair salons, museums, and outdoor bars. the city moved up the opening day from mid july because the infection numbers had stabilized. the health director would not say what neighborhoods are making up new cases are if any particular activity including the recent george floyd case played a role. >> we are evaluating the demographics. to see if with this surge they are significantly different. >> he also said the san francisco's hospitalization rate is relatively low. they are concerned that could change over the next two or three weeks when the disease typically worsens for people. >> it will be especially telling to see where we are with rega

tense as the roth turned himself in on multiple charges including felony murder. bring in julio, our eyes and ears on the ground. we were talking during the commercial, you like to visit hotspots around the country, fresh off of seattle. was can you tell us about atlanta tonight? >> reporter: what is happening in the wendy's where he was killed, they set up a makeshift memorial to him and in the video you just played, i was told the driver tried to drive through, has set up roadblocks because there were people, this kind of gathering out in the streets, they didn't take kindly to him trying to go through and tried to get him to turn around, his car died and he had to restart it, you hear someone breaking glass on the passenger side. he then threatened to come back so a tense situation and that was the first thing i saw as i walked up to that wendy's. >> anything about claims police officers are not showing up for work in atlanta? >> reporter: what we are hearing is not just in atlanta with the blue flu but clearly this case is not so clear-cut as the one with geor

it is unclear if this was organized or if this was just a group idea that's gone awry . >> rob roth, we appreciate the report . thank you . >>> last week at this time we were talking about a pretty big heat up, and we are doing it again this week. temperatures are up a bit . nothing too extreme today but this is setting the stream tomorrow. take a look at the highs today. a few spots in the mid-90s. san jose maxed out at 91. san francisco fairly nice in the upper 70s. i heat advisory begins on wednesday at 10 am running until 9 pm wednesday. this advisory lasted for several days last week. on thursday it will be a hot day inland. we are showing you the areas covered , san jose and current numbers, we have some hot once inland. upper 90s near fairfield. san jose, 89. san francisco, 75. most areas, in fact all areas are up 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is the satellite. a few high clouds drifting in but not from the north. they are drifting in from southern california . here is our live camera up above san francisco for the 4:00 hour. tomorrow will be the hottest day of

frank. >> rob roth, live for us tonight. thank you.ith most of the country under some lockdown, many are dreaming of a summer getaway. warm weather, beach destinations are the most popular vacation searches right now. san diego, myrtle beach, south carolina and florida are among the top kid races. according to trip advisor 50% of travelers are looking to book a one to five-day trip this month. the problem is many of those states are now seeing cases of coronavirus spike. >>> health ass are reporting a surge in cases at the prison in marin county. 159 prisoners and more than 30 staffers have all tested positive for the virus. in late may, 121 inmates from chino were transferred to san quentin and mixed with the general population and not properly screened for the virus. they were hit hard by the coronavirus. more than 500 cases reported at the facility and 16 inmates have died. >>> and joining us to talk about these latest coronavirus cases is dr. lee riley, a professor of infectious diseases and vac sin knowledge. professor, we knew th

rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in san francisco, pier 39 is ready to start welcoming back visitors, it, hours of operation are limited, but indoor shopping will be available at most stores and outdoor dining at most restaurants, officials are monitoring the number of visitors to allow social distancing, and promise frequent cleaning in high traffic areas, all guests are required to wear face coverings.>>> in for a warmer day tomorrow, that has been the trend, it warmed up a few degrees, tamara warms up a few more, tomorrow ends up being the warmest or how to stay the week, not a heatwave or anything like that but the red flag warning in the central valley and parts of the eastern fringes of the bay area. it stays in effect through tomorrow afternoon evening. these are the highs from today and of course you can see what we've got there, these numbers will be eclipsed tomorrow by 6 degrees, fairfield and antioch will make it to the mid to upper 90s, a real nice day tomorrow throughout the bay area, and along the coast, it's going to stay warm, it was 72 pacifica, you could go to 75, and

"ktvu", rob roth, tells us it's one of the many shelter in place orders. >>reporter: at people use to take for granted in marin county but not any more. for the first time marin county is allowing outdoor dining and restaurants. here at grazie the owner could not wait. >> it's really awesome without having people here. it's nice to have the people back. to almost normal life. >>reporter: to comply only eight tables are in play, hwear gloves. we know what we are supposed to do. we are cautious and careful and 100%. >> even with takeout service business is down 70% and customers are recommending the outdoor seating option. >> get out and the fresh air and have a nice lunch. >> the change comes as marin county health and human services department has rolled back the public health order and allows not only outdoor dining but use of office space, child care services, summer camps, the reopening of parks and beaches and curbside library services. that comes as good news as the love to dance studio in lovato. this is the first day of in person dance lessons after

rob roth, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the west contra costa school board is hearing from the community about a proposal from the teachers union to and contracts with area police departments. the proposals not on the boards of formal agenda. the union is asking people to speak out during the public comment period. they are expected to vote on a resolution, condemning police violence and brutality against people of color. >>> three people have died in vallejo after a shooting at a child's birthday party last night. the three people killed where two women and a 10-year-old boy. the shooting was at home on cynthia avenue. two more people have been wounded. as henry lee explains, it is believed that the gunmen targeted the wrong house.>> reporter: a number four blintzes outside of this house where five people were shot during a children's birthday party. two women were killed and three other people, including a 10- year-old boy were hurt. this happened at this home on cynthia drive just before 10:00 on tuesday night. the police a group of shooters rent-a-car, opening fire on the victims. kim barn

rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the time is 4: 55. one high school team is very disappointed.plan to to kick off their season in late august by going to houston, texas to play northshore high school, another great team. this highly anticipated game had to be called off because of health concerns about the pandemic. in fact, espn was going to show the game, featuring two of the top high school football teams. >>> the 49ers are giving their coach a new six-year contract, making him one of the highest- paid coaches in the nfl. this new deal replaces the last three years on his original contract, it keeps him with the 49ers through the 2025 season. the 49ers also wanted to extend the contract of their general manager, john bland. >>> roger goodell says he would support and would encourage a team to sign colin kaepernick if he wants to come back to the nfl. caddell said that yesterday in an espn interview. colin kaepernick has not played since his season with the 49ers when he started kneeling during the national anthem, raising awareness about police brutality and racial inequalit

rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the west contra costa county school board took of a similar issue.he five-member board voted unanimously to cancel the districts contracts with local police departments for school resource officers or campus police. unlike oakland, west contra costa pays local police to patrol it's campuses. >> standing five feet high gates are being tested at richmond station. they are swinging style gates designed to prevent evasion. the new gates are operated with air pressure instead of a motor and have fewer moving parts to reduce maintenance. it would cost about $90 million to install them systemwide compared with $150 million or other styles. this design is being tested now on accessible fair gates for writers who need extra space in time to pass through. like people in wheelchairs or with strollers or bikes. >>> you notice the cooldown today, further cooling tomorrow and saturday. not that warm. not in the 90s. details on the weekend coming up. >> lux -- let's go to alex. >> thank you. protest in seattle has caught the attention of the white house now. people

rob roth, ktvu, fox2 news. >>> it was hot out there today. it will be hotter tomorrow. we have a heat advisory lasting throughout the day. i will have details on what you can expect. >>> a pharmacy looted with hundreds of prescriptions stolen. the video that the owner hopes will lead to an arrest. >>> helicopter crash kills three people, sparse a grass fire, and causes a power outage. we are learning what the helicopter was doing at the time. >>> the bay area stands together, kneels together, br in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public education couldn't be worse for our schools and kids. laying off 57,000 educators, making class sizes bigger? c'mon. schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future. pass a state budget that protects our public schools. >>> from the latest on curfews where you live, to the details on reopening in the bay area, download the ktvu fox2 news app. >>> and horrible crashes aftern

jeremy roth has today's take a look at this. >>animal control deputy has made quite a name for himself. that thing is the evil stafford county sergeant anthony mccall just rescue his 19 bald eagle. it began. also over the years all suffered engine bald eagles haven't released the latest rescue burns found on railroad the ability to the birds this evening was definitely embraces unofficial nickname found cole. i still get excited, you know. this. >>morning. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 our coverage continues, we'll see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station thanks for joining us. >>> a nation in turmoil. >> luxury stores targeted. >> they ripped the plywood off the storefront. >> it was not just looted. it was ransacked. >> storefront after storefront after storefront. >> the tanker truck barreling into protesters. the businessman with a machete. overpowered and beaten. and then, reporters caught in the crossfire. >> they are shooting at our crew. >> mom-and-pop stores. first the pandemic, then

rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up, a pulmonary hearing today for the three men accused of killing jogger in georgia. a black jogger in georgia. what one of the men allegedly said as he stood over ahmaud arbery's body. that at 6:30 in san jose, police discuss protest tactics and while they acknowledge they did make some mistakes, the chief says his officers were being attacked. >> triple digits again, yes, some communities have them but we are all going to start cooling down. i will have details coming up in your forecast. >> curfews are being lifted. we will look at whether they work and where curfews are still in effect. and taking a live look now at highway 24 in lafayette. if you more cars than we are used to seeing as we reopen here in the midst of this coronavirus pandemic but still nothing like we would normally be seeing at this time of night during a normal workweek. ktvu, channel 2 news at 6 will be right back. z3wvpz z1s6z y3wvpy y1s6y >>> three white man will stand trial for murder in the fatal shooting of a black jogger in georgia. it happened back in february. a judge

ktvu rob roth talked with salon owners and the health permit today and is here now with what they toldr: what the hair salons say as soon as they announced that they were reopening, their appointment books filled up quickly. the contra costa county health says it is proceeding with caution. it's been a long time between haircuts at jean salon and day spa in downtown walnut creek. three months so that had to close. >> it's been hard. who is that person in the mirror? >> it's wonderful, just great t to the norm. >> reporter: owner bonnie waters sets since the salon announces wednesday reopening, the response from client has been eye-opening. >> within an hour there was 150 people on the list. it definitely grew quickly and is still continuing to grow every day. >> reporter: contra costa health services eased restrictions effective wednesday to allow hair salons to reopen, provided they follow strict guidelines including social distancing, wearing masks and sanitation. customers also get their temperature taken. the new health directive also allows for houses of worship and funeral homes

prosecutors will have to prove roth was not in imminent harm. hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants no longer face the immediate threat of deportation. this after the supreme court ruled today against the trump administration's decision to end the program known as dhaka washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the latest. >>the u.s. supreme court handed down a victory for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants am for joining the decision removes the threat of deportation for now for people like governor unit, none this who are frequently called dreamers i was freaking out i was like i if they decide tomorrow that this isn't going to happen. i lost my ability to renew it. none this arrived in the u.s. illegally when she was 2 and remains in the u.s. under the program known as dhaka the supreme court ruled that the trump administration's decision to end dhaka was arbitrary and capricious that this supreme court decision leaves the door open for the trump administration to try to end dhaka again with a differen

jeremy roth has today's take a look at this. >>it's virginia animal control deputy has made quite a name for himself. that thing is the evil stafford county sergeant anthony mccall just rescue his 19 bald eagle. it began and the other also over the years calls for injured bald eagles haven't reached latest rescue burns found on railroad ability to the birds. this eagle was are definitely embraces unofficial nickname found called. i still get excited, you know. >>morning >>take a look at what popped up in utah, strong storm churned up the waters of the great salt lake bringing to the surface what state park officials estimate the early 20th century shipwreck they say boating on the lake dates back as early as the mid 1980's and some boats sank in the bering by storms but similarly my the storms could help uncover them and provide park visitors leave the window into the past or and finally an amusement park in holland is reopening and celebrating with a social media video that unbearably cute. >>holly 100 there out of hibernation

lee, but roth not elaborating.moving a monument to former owner george preston. he resisted pressure to integrate the team before 1962, which is ironic because this moment has put attention back on the team for the name that people say is derogatory towards native americans. there's one d.c. newspaper that refers to it as washington's football team, refusing to call it its name. >> people are saying it's hypocrisy here. so yeah, george preston resisted pressure to integrate the team before 1962. boy, would he be surprised today if he looked at the nfl. >>> when we come back, how michael jordan is apparently driving nike sales. >>> what john legend just did for the first time ever. "the skinny" is next. -hi, america. -hey, there, america. -hi, america. -hi, america. during this crisis... over 37 million people... don't have access... to nutritious foods. but there is a way we can all help. with feeding america. their network of 200 food banks are up and running. distributing food to people and communities they serve

roths theem. that is not just a blackug problem, tit is happening black people.hat is an american problem. >> let's bring in guest from new york. tell us about what they said during the service. >> we heard a lot there from the reverend in the eulogy, basically sayhag this country grown too accustomed black people dying he said rayshard brookss just thlatest casualty in the struggle for justice in the battle for the soul of america. the virus of racism, he said. he has urged people to go out and vote on november 3. said it is not enough to march in streets, you have to march to the voting booth. this was a very symbolic locationap, the ebenezerst church. this isth where martin king jr. preached until he was assassinated, he was a copastor there. his youngest daughter, bernice king, also spoke at the service, encouraging people to continue protesting and to do it until country.k lives matter in the and she spoke very emotionly, aching out to the children of rayshard brooks, including her youngest. saying she remarried being five years old and the national attentio

prosecutors will have to prove roth was not in imminent harm. >>hundreds of thousands of young undocumented longer are facing the immediate threat of deportation. >>that's after the supreme court ruled today against the trump administration's decision to try to end the program known as dhaka washington correspondent alexandra le mon has the latest. >>the u.s. supreme court handed down a victory for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants am for joining the decision removes the threat of deportation for now for people like governor unit, none this who are frequently called dreamers i was freaking out i was like i if they decide tomorrow that this isn't going to happen. i lost my ability to renew it. none this arrived in the u.s. illegally when she was 2 and remains in the u.s. under the program known as dhaka the supreme court ruled that the trump administration's decision to end dhaka was arbitrary and capricious that this supreme court decision leaves the door open for the trump administration to try to end dhaka again with a dif

rob roth. ktvu fox news. >>> democratic candidate joe biden is planning to attend the funeral of george floyd in houston next week. biden has been critical of president trump's handling of the civil unrest saying the president is part of the problem instead of being part of the solution and calling on congress to pass a measure that prohibits police from using certain tactics. >> jeffries has a bill to outlaw chokehold. congress reported on the president's desk in the next few days. biden says as president he would quote seek to heal the racial wounds that have long plagued this country. >>> joe biden is getting close to reaching the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination officially in seven states held presidential primaries yesterday and this was the line to vote at a precinct in washington d.c. voters in indiana, maryland, montana, new mexico, pennsylvania and south dakota cast their ballots. many contests were in states where the boat was delayed due to the pandemic. 500 delega

rob roth, ktvu's, fox 2 news. >>>county is also pushing into phase two. starting on friday, indoor shopping, outdoor dining as well as religious activities will be allowed to start up again. childcare, summer camps and schools have also been given the green light to reopen at the end of the week. you can check that county by county information on reopening with ktvu's news app. we have the running list of what is open right at the top of the page. >>> there are growing concerns as protests begin across the country. demonstrators are reminding everyone that a pandemic is still in play. the risk of transmission is lower in open spaces, but people are not always wearing masks. there is little to no social distancing. we spoke to a doctor about the possibility of a spike in new covid-19 cases. >> anything we can do to decrease the spread of coronavirus, i would urge the protesters to do. that includes wearing a mask. try to stand 6 feet apart. carry hand sanitizer. if you do come in contact with anything or anyone, they can sanitize their hands. >> she adds t

. >> contra costa county health director ana roth told infections among 20 to 50-year-olds are amonghose increasing. >> i'm concerned about my employees, about myself. >> reporter: he says he plans on sticking to take out orders for everyone's safety. he says it's just not worth the risk to open his dining room yet. >>> three north eastern states are teaming up to try to stop the recent surge in covid-19 cases. people visiting new york, new jersey and-conduct from covid-19 hot spots are being asked to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. now, there are eight states on the hot spot list. you can see them in red. they are alabama, arizona, arkansas, florida, north carolina, south carolina, utah, and texas. california is not one of them. people from these listed states are not barred from visiting the northeast making this move mostly advisory. >>> the happiest place on earth will stay closed for now. disneyland is now walking back its reopening dates. it had originally planned to reopen on july 17th. now the company says that's not going to happen and didn't specify when it will reopen

yourself their websites human rights watch for example little to nothing mentioned a vicious protests ken roth the director of h.r. w. is doing his absolute best to ignore what's happening in america tweeting instead about hong kong and china the irony is overwhelming just weeks ago washington was preaching to everyone about how sacred protests hot the united states is gravely concerned by the deep in political unrest and violence in hong kong including the standoff between protesters and police free to rape or warning about any decision or remnant elements of the mature regime to use violence to repress press the peaceful democratic transition the iranian people are once again on the streets because of the regimes poor economic management. and instead of it dressing their grievances tehran has responded with violence and by blaming those outside of the country naturally those usually on the receiving end of american lectures have not passed this opportunity to sleep america off proverbially speaking china tweeting the slogan of the protests in america i card breathe and others joining in on t

man twice in the back as he tried to flee a drink driving arrest has been charged with murder garth roth faces possible life in prison or the death penalty if convicted the other officer who was there is charged with aggravated assault. 27 year old groups on feel the breath test the lowest fun to sleep in his car and. attempted on the rest grabbed one of the officers tasers and fired it in their direction before attempting to flee brooks was shot twice in the buck 1 and died later in hospital the district attorney said there was no justification in opening fire before revealing further details about what the officers did next. office along actually mr bruce while he laid on the ground the other officer officer brazos. actually. on mr bruce's show we've concluded at the time mr brooks was shot dead he did not pose an immediate threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer we appreciate and we come in the d.a.'s office for charging these officers appropriate. but that's just step one. step 2 is convinced this is a celebration or a victory laugh of watching these officers get ch

quit and respondents in the same survey reported that the top contributing factor in investing to roth went back to our uncorrelated to any other asking it's back to our innovative technology and has a really high upside potential we can really really hard to find in this market as we consider the been saying on the show you have money market on guys trying to squeeze a 2 percent one percent yield on treasuries right now i know sort of return it on asset is going to be very difficult and. now but i want to move a little bit off of that specific point you know between a struggle to find support in the u.s. government with president donald trump along with treasury secretary steven nugent leading that criticism but now it has been revealed that the u.s. department of defense has war games scenarios involving a generation 0000000000 what is it again a generation's a rebellion that uses because to undermine and evade the establishment what can you tell us about this i've got to tell you this is the it was the one story of one of the talk about all day long it's the new mind boggling so get

is ahead in the opinion polls but he isn't expected to get enough votes for a win in the 1st round roth vote is expected to be held next month demonstrators have filled the park outside police headquarters in the u.s. city of aurora colorado now they're protesting against the death of a larger mclane black man who died in police custody last year colorado's governor has promised to rigs in the case mr mclean's death is one of many being given renewed attention following the death of george floyd last month that our state in the us to still feature the confederate battle emblem on its flag has taken steps towards removing it these state senate of mississippi pastor aleutian resolution that allows the flag which many view as racist to be changed but public and governor tate reeves says he'll sign any bill to remove it new designs that would then be voted on in the event as elections lester spence is a professor of political science and africana studies at johns hopkins university he says the black lives matter movement has created momentum for more political change. when i talk about vict

rob roth joins us with more on the family's message today. >> as sad as his death is, his family had a message of hope in these difficult times. >> we are here to celebrate patrick. >> reporter: family, friends and law enforcement officers came to say goodbye to david patrick underwood and perhaps find a way forward from the violent act that took his life. >> i am angered by my brothers death. i am not angry. we cannot let anger and emotion driver lives. >> reporter: underwood died in a drive-by shooting during a protest that turned violent. he was a protective service officer for the department of homeland security. a second officer was wounded. >> patrick was a hero to west. we commend him for his life that he put on the line for all of us. he needs to be recognized as a hero. >> reporter: police arrested two bid for murder after sergeant damon gutzwiller was shot to death . >> we will carry on his legacy. we will remember his name. >> underwood grew up and graduated from tunnel valley high school. >> every weekend our family including our great grandmother, grandmother, aunts, unc