san jose. this is right near send josc city hall people scheduled a die in. they are on the move right now. n jose was the first city to start with demonstrations. they were mostly peaceful but the san jose police department did come under fire for shooting rubber bullets in the way that they approached the protesters in this. some people calling police brutality. the chief doubling down. another protest happening in downtown san jose. >>> is not just here in san jose. the fight for george floyd has stretch around the world. we have more on the international outcry as people find echoes of their own struggles and was happening here in the u.s.. >> reporter: a call for justice echoes around the world as people march in solidarity with you was protesters over the death of george floyd. >> we are here to make everyone understand. >> thousands rallied for justice in germany. human rights groups called on leaders to speak out about racial discrimination. >> martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech played over a vigil in spain. and london people held her protests in support of black lives ma

kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us in san jose and dan kerman will join us live from oakland. they're also gatherings that both of those city halls and then in san francisco as well but first we will join kron four's gayle ong who is live now in oakland at a gathering that's underway right now good evening, gayle. >>hey just seen this fight ropes and a fake body being found near lake merritt in oakland the people i spoke with want to focus on celebrating juneteenth the end of slavery in the united states. take a look hundreds here at the amphitheater as we speak the stretching as far as the eye can see many are enjoying themselves gathering on the lawn and dancing showcasing art work. local vendors are raising money for the black lives matter movement and the funding of police. here's what one oakland resident had to say about the hate crime investigations. >>and all the people been investigating those dead. they did but even noses but at the end of the day we took them down and we haven't but right now it's about doing today. >>a lot of distractions in recent days but today, people say is all about celebrating the freedom day ce

thousands of people there outside of san jose city hall staging this guy in and now marching through the streets of downtown san jose. >> right now we're live over vallejo city hall. it looks like several dozen demonstrators are out there right now. this has been going around since about 3 pm this afternoon. organizers say it is in the name of all of the innocent black lives lost to police brutality. you can see that group standing there. of course, they have another issue that's come up over the last couple of days. they are expressing their outrage over the shooting death of sean monterrosa by vallejo police early tuesday morning. henry lee will have much more on the details behind this and why they are speaking out about his death coming up in a few minutes. the first we go over to san francisco where another group gathered in san francisco's mission district this afternoon demanding justice for sean monterrosa. he was from san francisco, and his family says he was murdered while kneeling and surrendering to police. this protest was held at 24th and mission street. >> the officer w

council to scrutinize policing and prosecution, and also hearing from san jose's mayor, our reporter is live in san jose city hall. sharon, will san jose defund the police? >> reporter: well, chris, there's still a lot of discussion that will take place, but the mayor says that he is against defunding the police, and he says instead he's pushing for reform. another push for reform -- alimmediati county district attorney said in part -- >> reporter: the mayor has expressed support for peaceful protesters, and has directed the police department to stop using rubber bullets. but rejects the idea of defunding the police department. he says the city bung dget reled today will explain saying -- >> reporter: last week, the mayor called for a full resue of san jose's use of force policy. san francisco's mayor announced a plan to defund the police department and put more money into san francisco communities. the minneapolis city council is planning to disband the city's police department, all in the wake of the death of george floyd. a veto proof majority of city council members made the announcement at a rally over the w

this was near the protests at san jose city hall. officers arrest that had driver and several other people. now just a reminder san jose's curfew order is in effect at least until sunday. it starts at 8:30 in the evening and expires at 5:00 in the morning. the only exceptions are people who are essential workers who are headed to or from work. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much, kris. most curfews across the bay area actually expired about a half hour ago at 5:00 a.m. including palo alto which announced its curfew last night. the restrictions there as well as all of contra costa and alameda county expired at 5:00 a.m. san jose and san francisco had similar orders in place. >>> as nbc bay area sky ranger flew over vallejo late last night things were mostly quiet. it may be because about 50 national guard members are now there assisting on the ground, but there were some moments of conflict. police say at one point earlier in the night protesters briefly surrounded the police department but eventually

. >> protesters gathered at san jose city hall for justice for george floyd. abc 7 news report chris win has the story. >> we believe in a world where black people can live and love fully, pursue their dreams, care for their families, and shape and build power in their workplaces and communities without fear. >> reporter: as a peaceful rally organized by the naacp, many shared anger over the events of the past week. independent police oversight in san jose, they say police were too quick to use tear gas over the weekend. >> energy of the community, lead by young people of color, that had enough, and heard. >> bad actors on line, using social media to cause destruction. >> they thrive in this environment. logic is down, emotions are high. they just push all of these agenda, a lot of people will be hurt. >> data analysts say, social media allegor >> violence and destruction. >> despite the fruseration, community leaders say they will carry on for change. >> i want young people to know one thing about protest. do it peacefully. you can come again the next day, an

san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul >>it her. people even more. and get thank >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is a valuable tool to help protect those protesters and police. chief garcia said

san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new >>well considerably less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it people even more. and get thank >>you can stop you on happy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is a valuable tool to help protect those protesters a

. >>> outside san jose city hall, a lark group of protesters are calling on the city to defund the police department while also creating a memorial to george floyd. many people could be seen dropping off flowers an messages on the steps near photos of floyd. san jose mayor is among those in the city pushing for reforms instead. >>> governor newsom met with black community lead some business owners in oakland today. they gathered at miss ollie's, a restaurant downtown and discussed the current black lives matter movement and recent protests. the governor says he is not in favor of eliminating police departments, but he is focused on reform. >> this is an opportunity to discuss the current roles and responsibility that law enforcement in specific terms has in legislation to public safety and begin to unpack the opportunity to look at public safety more holistically and begin to focus on a social service, a health mindset as opposed to a command and control mindset. >>> still to come, the debate over whether movie theatres should reopen in just a matter of days. >>> also, outrage tonight ove

san jose city council. we're live outside city hall. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, damian. >>> over to the east bay hundreds gathered in oakland. mayor libby schaaf took a knee in honor of george floyd and denounced white privilege. she also took a shot at bad comes. melissa colorado joins us from oakland city hall with more on people's reaction. melissa? >> reporter: as you can see behind me there is another peaceful demonstration under way just outside of oakland city hall. hundreds, and i mean hundreds, of people are now marching toward broadway, closing down traffic. this demonstration is a bit different. the reason why this one is different demonstrators are calling attention to what happened to a black man who was shot and killed by police in florida last week. this is a story that didn't get a lot of traction, didn't generate a lot of headlines given everything that's been going on across the nation. hundreds of people have not forgotten about that man, and follows another day of peaceful demonstrations in do

(fireworks exploding) >>> chopper 5 showings i live picture over city hall in san jose . large group of protesters gathering to remember breonna taylor. she's a woman who was shot and killed in her home by police in louisville, kentucky. today would've been her 27th birthday. demonstrators are demanding charges be filed against those officers in that shooting. >>> it's been a long two one half month since anyone in the south bay has done this, sat down at a table in public and enjoyed a meal in the sunshine. >> now you can do it. you can have breakfast outside on the source restaurant. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. you enjoy. >> thank you. so today is the first day of in person outdoor dining in santa clara, and i got to say? it is nice but a little weird. >> starting today, santa clara county is easing restrictions, allowing outdoor dining at restaurants. in store retail shopping, swimming, and outdoor gatherings up to 25 people for religious or cultural ceremonies . the restaurant, the source, is taking stringent safety measures, disinfecting tables and chairs b

the driver in the bmw put on quite a show as onlookers set off fireworks all happening near san jose city hall near where the protests were happening. officers did arrest that driver and several other people. san jose police are also investigating at least one stabbing that happened at the 7-eleven store just off the san jose state campus. it seems to have stemmed from a fight happening inside that convenience store. we know that at least one person was stabbed. there could be another victim as well. we know that homicide investigators have arrived on the scene. however, sjpd has not confirmed this is, in fact, a homicide investigation. just a reminder, the curfew order -- not the shelter order, the shelter order is still in place but the curfew order runs from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning n. san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> all right, thanks so much, kris. as she mentioned most curfews are expected to expire within the next 30 minutes or so and that includes palo alto which announced its curfew. the restrictions as well as all of contra costa and alameda county expir

san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testingolice and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new >>well considerably less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it people even more. get thank >>you're going to stop you on happy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is a valuable tool to help protect those protesters

the observance of june teens here outside san jose city hall friday featured inspired messages of hope and justice reflecting your own experience % having been raised in the south allen rock teacher veronica tolt and quoted the late coretta scott king. >>my story is a freedom song of struggle. it is about finding one's per piece how to overcome fear and to stand up for causes bigger than oneself with health and wellness resources are dancing in music event at a kind of festive atmosphere but as part of the movement for black lives 6 nineteen's national day of marches and rallies. >>the signs carried by many spoke to the demand for police reform and the need for investment in black communities says organizer audio home. >>jobs housing, you know having to worry about. you know health care and food just like basic necessities that people think about when you're talking about human rights has not been realized for many americans it's actually pocketbook. there are poems about the struggle for emancipation calls for the ouster of president trump were underscored by a voter registration boot

shot by police allegedly ran over a protester in san jose. 23-year-old san jose resident hit the pedestrian, the protester, excuse me, near san jose city hall on east santa clara between fourth and fifth street. police say ochoa drove away avoiding police twice until the car was located near a parking garage along east mission street. >> the suspect did not follow the officer's commands and placed the vehicle in reverse and drove backward towards the officer. the officer fired at least onces at the suspect. >> both achoa and the victim were transported to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. now charged with felony hit and run and assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. >>> more california counties have filed paperwork with the state to lift more restrictions that have been put into place to stop the spread of coronavirus and they include monterey and santa cruz counties. that means only seven counties have yet to move to request deeper into phase two reopening. six of them are in the bay area. drone view7 flew over and the pain l opened back up and it was closed for months to deter visitors and every space was taken up. for

city hall right about now. at 4:00 p.m. they're meeting at san jose city hall yet again. >>> coming up, police officers knock down an elderly man. the act is caught on camera. what will happen to those cops? >>> and scissors ready. sonoma county is about to take a big step forward in reopening. we'll take you live to a barbershop that's roaring and ready to go. z3wvnz z1s6z y3wvny y1s6y >>> two police officers in buffalo, new york are suspended this morning without pay. video from a protest right there shows the officers shoving an elderly man to the ground. the man had walked up to the officers. one officer then uses his baton to push him back and then the man falls and hits his head. according to buffalo's mayor, the two officers involved might face more action, perhaps charges. the unidentified 75-year-old man is said to be in serious condition, serious but stable condition according to the mayor. >>> thousands nationwide and here in the bay area are rallying in support of black lives matter. this morning we talked with a local demonstrator about h

another protest going on right now is at san jose city hall as well. >> let's go to scott budman. he's live on the ground in front of city hall. scott, what do you see there? >> reporter: well, another planned gathering here at city hall, janelle. the crowd a little smaller, the police presence a whole lot smaller. some people are circling the block right now. so, in a little bit we'll see a lot of folks coming at us, a lot of water, a lot of organizers. as i mentioned, a much, much smaller police presence tonight. and that was the goal of an naacp earlier this afternoon. >> red and blue. >> names of black people killed by police were read at the naacp rally. >> justice, justice, justice. >> reporter: amid calls for justice and a request for alliship. >> white people, when they kill us, they think they are making it safe for you. when they beat us and suppress us, they're doing it on your behalf. >> reporter: anger at what's being called unfair police tactics fuelled the rally with goals of a better future. >> i want to depend somebody who's been putting their knee on my neck to be

city after days of protest and vandalism in the area of san jose. volunteers received free anti- graffiti and litter kits including leader pickup sticks and bags at the san jose city hall this morning. they are out there lending a helping hand to businesses hit by vandals and looters. >> we are so grateful over the last three days now we have more than a couple hundred here helping to clean up our city and really ensuring that our community recognizes that we embrace the spirit of the protest but we will not allow those who are going to do damage to our city. >> people interested in volunteering are asked to wear a mask. kits will also be handed out tomorrow and on wednesday.>>> we are following today's protests on social media. here is a look at some of the pictures and videos coming out of walnut creek were protesters and police seem to be the only people out.>>> still ahead, we are hearing from the astronauts who my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. it's an amazing feeling. my three-year-old, when we get a box

as you saw from the one shot, there is a massive crowd at san jose city hall. ey're trying to become the largest protest that san jose has ever seen. they just might do it. they're calling this a die-in honor of breonna taylor. she was shot by police in her louisville apartment and died. today would have been her 27th birth day. the naacp of san jose is hosting this event and as we said, the goal is to be the largest protest that the city has ever seen. also, there's a group of protesters marching through san jose's streets right now, although this shot from sky 7 does not show any of them. but trust me, they're out there. i should mention that as you see police cars converging on the area, that san jose mayor sam liccardo is asking the san jose police to explain their use of tear gas and rubber bullets during protests and hopefully we won't see the kind of situation we saw a week ago friday night. we'll keep you posted. >>> larry, like you mentioned, it's been a week now since this chaotic protest in san jose. a community activist who has worked for years to pr

in the south bay, dozens of people celebrated juneteenth that san jose city hall the event was billed as a fun family, friendly friendly event and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports it was also one of them filled with messages about freedom and justice. >>physical distancing aside. the observance of june teens here outside san jose city hall friday featured inspired messages of hope and justice reflecting your own experience having been raised in the south allen rock teacher veronica tolt and quoted the late coretta scott king. >>my story is a freedom song of struggle. it is about finding one's per piece how to overcome fear and to stand up for causes bigger than oneself with health and wellness resources are dancing in music event at a kind of festive atmosphere but as part of the movement for black lives 6 nineteen's national day of marches and rallies. >>the signs carried by many spoke to the demand for police reform and the need for investment in black communities says organizer audio home. >>jobs housing. you know having to worry about. you know health care and food just like ba

protesters are gathering at san jose city hall again. and in oakland, protesters will be gathering at city hall at 11:00 a.m. >>> 4:37 this morning. still ahead on "today in the bay," we'll talk about the emotional memorial for george floyd. plus, a live interview with his brother. >>> not one day has gone by we haven't discussed this. >> head coach of the 49ers reveals more about ongoing conversations about ongoing tensions and what he's now saying about the trophy surrounding colin kaepernick taking a knee. we'll be right back. >>> yesterday we said farewell to the 90s. tracking breezy winds and also the possibility of even seeing some showers in the bay area. i'll break down the timing and what you can expect heading into saturday and sunday coming up. >>> and we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic around the bay. however, i'm checking out the tri-valley slowing. >>> here are today's top business headlines all pointing to a higher open, up about 330 points ahead of this week's final test for the market, the may jobs report and that

>>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. >>mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage to our said. >>in santa clara has now joined san jose in imposing a curfew from 08:30pm to 05:00am until further notice. police are on high alert as some protesters are expected to defy the curfew back at the smoke shop which was already hit hard by the pandemic rick too much. she suspects th

>>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage were said. >>in santa clara has now joined san jose in imposing a curfew from 08:30pm to 05:00am until further notice. police are on high alert as some protesters are expected to defy the curfew back at the smoke shop which was already hit hard by the pandemic rick too much. she su

. >>> a live look at san jose city hall, where protesters are also staging a die in demonstration right now. it's to mark the birthday of breonna taylor, the k -- emtgunned down inside her louisville, ky home. >>> in the wake of the george floyd protest, a new plan to slash funding from the san francisco police department. our exclusive interview with the chief, and why he is not conning it a defunding. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i boylan martin. mayor london breed once a give part of the police funding to black communities. >> reporter: i spoke to the police chief just a short time ago, and he says bottom line? this is for the betterment of the city. meanwhile, the police officers association has many questions tonight with the mayor's office for offering few other details. black lives matter. more than 100 black rights group this week signed a petition demanding more elected officials defunding for the police department and redirect those funds to areas like education and health care. >> now it's time for us to say we are committed to making change in effecting change an

san jose police department. but the mayor doesn't seem to be going for that second demand. demonstrators marched to san jose city hall and arrived just before sundown. they had spent hours outside mayor sam liccardo's home. >> we are going to be bringing some memorials over there to remind him of the injustice in this city from our police department. >> reporter: the memorials, several white crosses, each with a name and a photo and family members to tell their story. some have been waiting to explain the pain they've endured for years. >> to all the beautiful people here who are supporting our families that we've been waiting for so long for you guys to support us. >> reporter: the death of george floyd in minneapolis has unleashed a torrent of grief from people who had loved ones killed by police across the country. >> we need change. >> reporter: many here wished shows of solidarity from city leaders would have happened sooner. >> sam liccardo took a knee for someone else in a different state, which we respect, and we are in unity with black lives matter. but we have our own george floyds in our own city. >> the m

"today in the bay's" roz plater is at san jose city hall with the latest. this is not what we've been hearing, roz. >> reporter: no, it seems to fly in the face of what we've been told so far and, in fact, is raising questions this morning about whether or not the organization has enough research to make that claim. now we've been told so far the research shows the virus can be spread person to person even if the infected person does not have any symptoms. but now the world health organization is saying that while asymptomatic spread can occur, it is very rare. now they base that on reports from a number of countries that are doing detailed contact tracing. the organization says the focus needs to be on detecting and isolating those who are infected and then tracking their contacts. this happens as w.h.o. says the number of cases is spiking around the globe. >> almost 7 million cases of covid-19 have now been reported to w.h.o. and almost 400,000 deaths. although the situation in europe is improving globally it's worsening. >> reporter: now here in santa cl

>>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows and into this stuff and puff smoke shop. or intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to %ashi i don't see. >>how. you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just start looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing ik

>>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows and into this stuff and puff smoke shop. or intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to %ashi i don't see. >>how. you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just start looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the >>damage stewart said. santa clara has now joined san jose imposing a curfew from 08:30pm to 05:00am until further notice. >>police are on high alert as some protesters are expected to defy the curfew back at the smoke shop which was already hit hard by the pandemic she suspects the people who did this. we're

in the south bay, peaceful protesters marched through the streets, then ended up at san jose city hall, again demanding justice for the death of george floyd. >>> governor newsom today urged peace amid the protests, acknowledging the pain felt across the country and the long history of what he calls institutional racism. >> you are right to feel wronged. you are right to feel the way you are feeling, and we collectively, society has a responsibility to you to be better and to do people he says are exploiting the protests to says the african community is not responsible for those acts of destruction. >>> we invite you to stay with us for the latest on the protests. our nbc bay area sky ranger has been monitoring the situation above. right now there is a heavy police presence at a walgreens in oakland. this is international and 81st. we can see at least one person being taken into custody. at this point we don't know why, but of course we'll continue to monitor that situation. >>> our other top story tonight, lifting restrictions in the hard-hit south bay. friday, santa clara county will

. >> people gathered for a peaceful protest outside of san jose city hall. two groups of police were staged nearby. >>> cleanup efforts continue this morning in san jose. abc7 news reporter, julian glover is live with more on that. >> good morning, reggie. the first night of the curfew being in place in san jose, 55 people were arrested and sjpd reporting there was damage to many local small businesses in the area, so today the mayor along with many residents in the city will be out there helping clean things up. you are lookingmonday, and you working hard to clean up damage done by vandalism. the mayor was out there on monday and will be bk out isar a a durotni people after expressing themselves in another way. >> what we are seeing is power in our city to leverage the great energy and spirit of our community. >> volunteers will be given supplies to help clean up litter and graffiti, so you have to register at the beautify sj booth downtown on sixth street. at 10:00 this morning, people will be meeting and you are asked to bring yourourourourour mask when yo

. >>> in theig where about 100 people are still gathered outside san jose city hall. as you can see police standing by. earlier this evening, thousands of people rallied in the exact same spot. they crowded the plaza which started as a die-in and then about 5:00 p.m. started marching through downtown san jose. in the east bay, about a thousand people gathered outside civic center plaza lending their voices to the growing calls for racial justice. also outside amador valley high school in pleasanton. protesters calling for justice for george floyd and breonna taylor, an emt in kentucky who was shot dead in a police raid in her apartment two months ago. people gathered at a black lives matter rally in los gatos. this was the second night in a row protesters demonstrated in that town. >>> a powerful moment in mill valley tonight. take a look. >> take a knee! take a knee! >> three officers taking a knee with demonstrators this evening who were protesting the death of floyd and demanding racial justice. the crowd then observed a momen changes now when it comes to the train

. >>> in the south bay, demonstrators were at san jose city hall rallying in support of the black lives matter movement. a group of faith leaders gathered at westminster presbyterian church in san jose to speak about the importance of this day. >>> since its inception in the 1860s, this day is all about community and music and food. in santa rosa, students organized this juneteenth event at pioneer park. >>> our other headlines tonight, the search is on for a missing woman from walnut creek. erica lloyd left the bay area last week for a road trip but her friends lost contact with her. they're concerned because the chp found her car in the desert near palm springs but no sign of erica. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana with the details. >> she's got so many people that are just worried. >> reporter: carissa and rebecca are hoping the best for their friend. >> we're hoping she's going to be found at a camp site. >> reporter: lloyd had been keeping in contact with them and her family while she was away but that communication stopped this sunday. they're hoping she's okay. >> she's a li

two videos of the officer that have exploded on twitter and tonight, they had an impact at san jose city hallfriday in san jose, 33-year-old san jose police officer jared appears ready for action, swaying with his projectile launcher, his demeanor draws a reaction from the crowd. >> they have a smile on their faces. >> he runs away and back and says -- >> andrea pritchett is a founding member of berkeley cop watch. >> he was escalating an already making it worse, and thus endangering members of the public. >> reporter: in a second video, a woman asks him, why are you on that side? he answers -- >> seconds later, he reaches around another officer and fires a projectile. the scuffle is on. cop watch points out those projectiles can be dangerous fired that way. >> they are a crowd control weapon. they're meant to disburse crowds, and they're not meant to be fired at close range. >> those videos spread across twitter today. and this evening, san jose's police chief announced he has removed the officer from street duty and under an internal affairs investigation. >> i'm not happy with his actions.

but tonight, san jose police sayed that to fire through that window to protect themselves. from the window of her third floor apartment across from san jose city halld a clear view when protests erupted. i was there on the ground to witness police firing rubber bullets and tear gas. >> i got a good dose of tear gas. >> reporter: as the protests stretched into the night, chante's friend and two teens joined her to watch police bali

onlookers saw fireworks, people riding bicycles close to all of that action near the protest at san jose city hall. officers did arrest one driver and several other people. just a reminder san jose's curfew order remains in effect at least until sunday. can be called back earlier if need be. if the evening hours are anything like last night that's not going to happen. curfew is in effect from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning. you're not allowed to be outside of your homes unless you are an essential worker. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> speaking of those curfews most of them have expired including all of contra costa and alameda counties as well as san jose and san francisco. sfpd took 20 people into custody for violating the curfew orders but protests were mostly peaceful. demonstrators in free throw month last night took a knee for nearly nine minutes of silence and solidarity with george floyd. in the amount of time police pinned him to the ground. they marched to city hall and then to the police station. in marin they sat on lawns and s

of people o are still out protesting after the city's curfew went into effect kron 4 sarah stinson has more from san jose. >>i'm live at san jose city hall that is where those protests protests took place and it was well after a 31 it just kept going 8.30 is when that curfew begins it ends at 5 o'clock this morning. it was a long night for protesters and 4. police take a look at this video. i mean you just saw some of it fireworks going off people were loud honking presting well into the night you can see may have started peacefully, but it ended with a lot of arrests you can see police running towards people. >>disobeying this curfew and arresting several of them laying them on around and detaining them i talked with the public information officer with the department they're still working on getting us some more details about just how many people were arrested. >>but you can see just how packed it was out there with people with signs that read justice for george floyd black live eventually you could see people doing donuts in their cars having a sideshow of some sort. a police driving in people were cheering honking it was very loud as

the east side of san jose. >> reporter: as you can see, the situation heres a escalated a bit with san jose police arriving on the scene to corral the protestors in front of city hall. again, the deadline is approaching. are still a couple hours left. the tension seems to get a little stronger between the two sads and we will find out probably around 8:30 whether the planned curfew will do what it's intended to do. >> all right, today, president trump had had combative words for the nation's governors to use force to take back the streets. not every governor agreed. let's bring in raj mathai. an emotional message from governor newsom. >> matching the emotion of so many of us. it's difficult to bro sess what is going on, regardless of the color of your skin. there is an anecdote, don't worry about the symptoms, you have to worry about the illness. the symptoms is the violence, the looting, and the illness is social inequality. we have been following this march from oakland tech high school. peaceful, very peaceful the as we have seen from most of the marches. right now, you see thousands of people gathered around and perhaps the next stop, now to city hall. the next

area yesterday in celebration of juneteenth and hundred showed up for the rally outside of the san jose city halllar scene played out in san francisco were supporters marked around the civic center. >>> there is the closure of training facilities for deep cleaning and all players and staff members on every team have to get tested before they can return to their facilities. the giant set a family member and staff member tested positive for the virus. >>> a mountain lion captured in san francisco was released back into the wild. mr. san francisco was released into the open space reserve with a tracking collar. narrator: today on "lucky dog", an eight-month-old collie-lab mix is surrendered by her family after they're caught violating a no-dogs-allowed policy. brandon: we have a lap dog. narrator: fortunately, a new potential family expresses interest in ruthie, but the question is, is she the right match for them? brandon: if i had to gauge ruthie's energy level on a scale of one to ten, i'd say it's a 50, and because of this, it's really tough to just put a collar on her and teach her to heel. i'm

speeches at the amphitheater, similar scenes across the bay area today, we saw crowds in san jose, san francisco, city hall, and the port of oakland shut down for eight hours. >> reporter: there are thousands of people all the way around the lake in celebration and in honor of juneteenth, the moment in 1865 for the last african-american slaves were freed by a major general. today we wanted to speak with some of the people out here and get their sense of what juneteenth means to them in the context of what we've seen in the past few weeks with protest against racial injustice. >> everybody understands it's ves right nowk lives, 's all ing attack >>e see darity and it's do in a peaceful way, in a loving and unified way so we are happy about that and we see changes being made and we see changes going to be made as well. >> you have a lot of companies to look at their boards, they are all white man, so let's change that, you really want to change things and really show your about diversity and inclusion, let's change it at that level and then will start listening. >> reporter: out here at lake merritt, the cel

san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. but those occurring after dark like this one outside san jose city hall last night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military states additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really than last weekend's violence. there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul peralez heart health care. >>it hurt him. people even more. and get thank >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is a valuable tool to help protect those pro

and what hasn't.>> reporter: for the fourth straight day protesters held signs in front of san jose city hallemanding change. following the death of george floyd in minneapolis.>> the powder keg was lit with george floyd steph, it ignited a much larger societal issue. >> reporter: from the clashes between protesters and police, to the weekend looting of stores across the bay area, california has seen this type of unrest before, the 92 riots were set off after 4 police officers were acquitted in the beating of rodney king. >> a leader is not a protester.>> reporter: now protesters are younger and more diverse but the outrages the same.>> one of the things that both the protesters and looters have in common is this disenfranchisement.>> reporter: target has been one retailer especially targeted nationwide, they hope the images don't detract from the protesters main message, wanting that conversation to continue.>> the line that we are worried about now has to do with property and money, the people who are upset or talking about lives. >> breaking the law in this manner will never cause people t

city hall, that is just nine minutes after the new curfew. they say they have made several arrests but right now they don't have any exact figures. >> greg, thank you. >> in san jose another day of tense protests at city hall and right now that city is bracing for another night of looting and vandalism. city leaders implemented a curfew today that started at 8:30 this evening and will last until 5 am for the next seven days. azenith smith joins us now with the latest on the situation in san jose.>> reporter: well the police chief has said that it's a chaotic time for the city and the looting can occur not just in downtown but in other parts of the city.>> for a third day hundreds of protesters made their way to san jose city hall on sunday, police seen in riot gear standing guard. at times, the demonstration turned violent, bottles thrown at officers, police shooting projectiles at the crowd. at least one person was taken down and arrested. shop owners pleading to writers to stay away.>> these people they came and broke all the windows, who is going to pay.>> the civil unrest causing the city to impose a citywide curfew from dusk until dawn. >> the curfew will sta

this one today here along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. after dark like this one outside san jose city hallast night, some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew. >>despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new incidentally less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman role for all as part of her. >>it her. people even more. and get thank you for your >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is

city is also ending its curfew today. >>daytime protests like this one along lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glen neighborhood have been mostly peaceful. >>after dark like this one outside san jose city hall some protesters testing police and the city's overnight curfew despite that san jose mayor sam liccardo at tuesday's virtual city council meeting revealed that the city has turned down an offer from the governor to send national guard troops to town. thanks but no thanks said the city, here's vice mayor magdalena carrasco i don't think that we need a military state's in additional assistance. >>police department can apple opportunities to come up with new certainly less on really the last weekend's violence there were some skirmishes between protesters and police last night. >>amid some illegal fireworks sideshows and other mischief. there were several arrests. despite that the city has decided to end the curfew on thursday. it was causing more harm than good says city councilman raul >>it hurt him. people even more. and get thank you for your daughter. >>you're going to stop you unhappy with the decision to end the curfew police chief eddie garcia said it is a valuable tool to help p

continue to protest after the city's curfew went into effect kron 4 sarah stinson has details on the overnight protests and arrests from san jose. >>i'm live at san jose city hall that is where those protests protests took place and it was well after a 31 it just kept going 8.30 is when that curfew begins it ends at 5 o'clock this morning. it was a long night for protesters and 4 police take a look at this video. i mean you just saw some of it fireworks going off people were loud honking protesting well into the night you can see may have started peacefully, but it ended with a lot of arrests you can see police. >>running towards people disobeying this curfew and arresting several of them laying them on around and detaining them i talked with the public information officer with the department they're still working on getting us some more details about just how many people were arrested. >>but you can see just how packed it was out there with people with signs that read justice for george floyd black live eventually you could see people doing donuts in their cars having a sideshow of some sort. a police driving in people were cheering honking it was very loud as

about 100 people were gathered late into the night last night outside san jose city hall. police standing close by. >>> and earlier yesterday evening at that same a peaceful formal protest where peopledead. at 5:00 p.m. the crowd marched through downtown san jose. and over in the east bay, about 1,000 people gathered outside civic center plaza in walnut creek lending their voices to an end for systemic racism. protests gathered remembering george floyd and also brianna taylor who would have been turned 27 yesterday. the kentucky emt was shot and killed two months ago when police raided her apartment. she was not the target of that raid. police still have not been charged in her death. >>> and in loss gattos, a crowd for two days in a row. >>> now to a powerful moment in mill valley. take a look. >> take a knee! take a knee! >> there you see three officers taking a knee with demonstrators yesterday evening while hundreds of people protested. the crowd then observed a moment of silence together. afterwards, officers and some members of that crowd hugged. >>> governor gavin ne

city hall. it has been going on. people are now marching around downtown san jose and returning to city hall. this is the very spot where we saw some of the unpeaceful protests, launching rocks and bottles at police officers. and today, the chief said his officers did what they had to do that day, to prevent this city from falling into further chaos. >> metal rebar. glass bottles. rocks. chunks of asphalt. >> san jose police chief, read out a litany of items he said were thrown at his officers of friday and paid five minutes of silent videos showing what he calls a mob mentality by those who had no intention of protesting peacefully and introduced the captain in charge of the police response. >> when i was on the ground at seventh and santa clara, i stepped into an end zone, that is not hyperbole or embellishment. i have been a cop of 21 years and spent half that time in special operations and i've never seen anything like it. >> jason dwyer called for tear gas and weather foam batons known to the ing about the at weather bullets and now as innocent protesters getting hit, city leaders are co

we now know a woman from san jose is under investigation for allegedly running over a protester near city hall last night. 23-year-old san jose resident uritia ochoa is under investigation for allegedly running over a suspected protester just after 9:30 tuesday night. >> the suspect was doing donuts on santa clara street, ran over a pedestrian with her vehicle, and then fled, leaving the pedestrian on the ground in an unknown condition. >> it happened near san jose city hall on east santa clara between fourth and fifth street. police say ochoa drove away, avoiding police twice until the car was located near a parking garage along east mission street. >> the suspect did not follow the officer's commands, placed the vehicle in reverse and drove backwards towards the officer. the fficer fired at least once at the suspect. >> both ochoa and the victim hit were transported to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. no officers were injured. ochoa has been charged with felony hit-and-run and assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. >> she was on active probation, three grants for battery,

san jose state university. all races, all ages, all afternoon. >> george floyd was probably like a breaking point for a lot of people. >> some of the marchers also stopped at san jose city hallhose driving or just walking by honked their support. >> it feels good. like anybody voting for black lives matter. >> for others in the crowd showed upped at allies, all too familiar with the discrimination that their black friends face every day. >> as a white person, i do have the privilge to be able to come in these areas and feel safe. while a lot of my friends who are black do not have that same privilege. >> i wasn't even taught who juneteenth was. i just learned what it was this year. >> reporter: that is why for her and her students at brave space marches to come. >> it is 155 years later from the last person being told they are free. and we are still marching against systemic racism. >> reporter: in san jose, chris reyes for abc7 news. >> and juneteenth the marchs and celebrations all over the country. atlanta, new york city. d.c. the soumpb o seaside out of monterey to name a few. big and small across the country. new york city's mayor announced juneteenth will be a city obs

. >>> for the fourth straight day, protesters held signs in front of san jose city hall demanding changeing the death of george floyd in minneapolis. >> the powder keg was lit with george floyd's death and ignited a much larger societal issue. our society must address. >> the weekend looting of sores across the bay area, california has seen this before. the 92 riots in la were set off after four white police officers were acquitted after the beating of rodney king. she says that now protesters are younger and more diverse. the outrages the same. >> one of the things about the protesters and looters have in common is this feeling of disenfranchisement. >> target has been targeted nationwide. he hopes the images of looters do not detract from the protesters main message wanting that conversation to continue. >> the line that were worried about now has to do with property and money. the people upset are talking about law. >> people will not achieve what they need to get from a society that has disenfranchised them. >> to change that, the police department trainers says one main thing needs