no solamente en el caso de sean monterrosa, sino de casos anteriores.iene muchas dudas de lo que vaya a hacer. >> siempre van existir dudas.como policÍa y como departamento tenemos que motivar la confianza, eso es lo que estamos haciendo. yo quiero que la gente entienda que pueden confiar en nosotros. como jefe, voy a crear un nuevo departamento. marÍa: le preguntamos al jefe de la policÍa de vallejo por el mensaje que le envÍa a los latinosy a las hermanas de sean monterrosa para que confÍen en los cambios que prometen en el departamento. >> puedo decir que siento mucho lo que ha pasado, no puedo cambiar eso.lo que puedo hacer es ayudar a la comunidad, yo estoy aquÍ para hablar con cualquier persona. marÍa: me dice que hoy no le puedo preguntar sobre sean monterrosa, pero se compromete usted a darme una entrevista despuÉs y hablar sobre este tema? >> sÍ, vamos a hablar. paola: estaremos esperando la siguiente entrevista. hacemos una pausa, cuando volvamos, las barberÍas en san francisco ya reanudaron sus actividades, hablamos con varios trabajadores. e

citizens, civil rights attorney john has sued vallejo for wrongful death in police shooting of sean monterrosa policeto patrol the city. it does not one minute excuse the actions of police which of >>that is junconstitnathe illegal arrests detentions there's excuse for holding officers countable at the fort for discmaintain good policing. the fact that you may be under staff has nothyou should be a professional cotrights of thmile. >>officials for the police department e the new chief has come on the top fact, they're looking at 13 candidates right now to hire they are in the background process of the hiring process we shoul the officers association city of ve in kron all right californilawmakers want the statinvestigate ootings that. >>killed an armed cizens, agee javier calling that request e. the bill is one of firesponse to the killing of george floyd the state senate passed that bill yesterday despite opposition from this cost his office up to 80 million dollars a easily passed the senate with bipartisan support. it is now final vote in the state assembly. re learning new details about a

sean monterrosa's family want officers to see the young man's face every day. >> we'd always come here all the time. his spot on billy goat hill is where the three would hang out since they were children. >> he's always with us. the light shining on my face and i feel like he's with us. >> reporter: his sisters want vallejo police to think of him daily. he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer in june. the officer fired his assault rifle from the backseat through the windshield of an unmarked police truck after police mistook the hammer for a gun. >> the officer that murdered my brother is off paid leave and pack in vallejo working. >> reporter: with financial help from the community, the sisters put up a billboard near the police department. >> when they drive in and out, you see it whether you're going home or going to work. you know, so it's going to be in your face every day. >> reporter: they plan to switch it out over the next six months with the faces of other men killed at the hands of vallejo police. officers here have shot more than 30 people since 2010. >> i will d

shootings in recent years in just the last 6 months the department has faced the shooting death of sean monterrosa an investigation that was launched after evidence in that case was destroyed. an autopsy that showed officers fired 55 rounds at willie mccoy in 2019 hitting him a total of 38 times and just earlier this month, the city reached a nearly 6 million dollars settlement with the family of foster who was also shot and killed by vallejo police. >>maybe they're not all on the same page and then it so much animosity enough is literally the police everybody longtime the label residents say while they are optimistic about the changes they would like to see. they'd rather see action than just talk don't keep saying i want to make or form i was like his i'm just doing it that you can really help police chief shawny williams issued this statement to kron 4 news saying in part quote well i am encouraged to see that the vallejo police officers association is now expressing support of our urgent reform efforts. >>this is not been consistent with their communications to me for stuff are you can read th

>>well the recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case is being investigated by an outside agency. an elementary school teacher is in custody in santa clara county accused of sexually assaulting children, 50 year-old joe some hug is a 5th grade teacher at blossom hill elementary school in los gatos the sheriff's office began investigating him after 2.13 year-old boys reported inappropriate interactions with him on zoom, a 3rd victim told investigators that has touched him inappropriately back in 2008. detectives searched his home and found a number of recordings of zoom meetings, voice, changing clothes and videos of images of children in their underwear. well hospitals in moraine county must provide covid-19 testing to patients by september 25th. it's all in efforts to eliminate the disease is spread it's a part of a new order ised by rain county public health. now it specifies that patients who meet state criteria for testing must have access to testing through local medical providede and health care facilities more than 70,000 people have

rights attorney john burris has sued vallejo police for wrongful death in the police shooting of sean monterrosa he says while more police officers may be needed to patrol the city. it does not for one minute excuse the actions of police which of frequently crossed the line. >>that is no justification for unlawful unconstitutional shootings. crossed the illegal arrests detentions there's no excuse for holding officers accountable at the fort for discipline. and or maintain good policing. the fact that you may be understaffed has nothing to do where you should be a professional baker the constitutional laws and rights of the citizens of a mile. >>the vallejo police department says recruiting and hiring as a top priority and while only a 105 funded positions of a 122 our field they're currently reviewing 13 candidates, they also said they've just received funding from the federal government to fund another 8 officers and they've reached out to the chp to help complement the officers currently on the street. that the vallejo police department dan kerman kron 4 news. >>we're learning new details abo

the family of sean monterrosa put up this billboard near the police department. monterrosa was killed by officers during a protest earlier this year. the officer fired his assault rifle through the windshield of an unmarked police truck from the back seat. he said the officer mistook the hammer he found in monterrosa's sweatshirt, mistook it for a gun. family members say they want officers to see monterrosa's face every day when they go to work. >> when they're driving in and out, you're going to see it whether you're going home or you're going to work, you know. so it's going to be in your face every day. >> we reached out to the vallejo p.d. for comment but did not hear back. monterrosa family plan to change that billboard over the next six months with the faces of other men killed at the hands of vallejo police. >>> returning to our coverage of the covid crisis, one city that has the lowest fatality rate in the country is san francisco. this is a live look at the city. the city has 0.8% fatality rate. that's compared to miami, which is 1.63% and atlanta with a

went up on friday across from the told police department is a billboard that says justice for sean monterrosayou remember he's the young man who was shot and killed by vallejo while kneeling in front of a walgreens store back in june. body cam video shows the officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked police cruiser now so far no child charges have been filed no arrests have been made. but monterrosa's family has filed a civil lawsuit against the city of oil. dave. >>a look at what it looks like for this saturday here we've got 76 going on my 11 at 2 o'clock 87 that's a kind of a summer like days is going to feel like that for the gloves and come off later on this weekend. a look at your weekend forecast on morning news in 2. >>good morning, everybody welcome back a 7.14 this saturday morning and we're expecting some scorching temperatures inland, especially tomorrow, days far as going to tell us more about it heidi a good morning marty good morning, least a nice a beautiful picture that we have to start the day off to what shop may not hold as conditions change in offshore wind may

rights attorney john burris has sued vallejo police for wrongful death in the police shooting of sean monterrosa he says while more police officers may be needed to patrol the city. it does not for one minute excuse the actions of police which of frequently crossed the line. >>that is no justification for unlawful unconstitutional shootings. false the illegal arrests detentions there's no excuse for holding officers accountable at the fort for discipline. an or maintain good policing. the fact that you may be under staff has nothing to do or where you should be a professional bader the constitutional laws and rights of the citizens of a mile. >>the vallejo police department says recruiting and hiring as a top priority and while only a 105 funded positions of a 122 are filled. they're currently reviewing 13 candidates, they also said they've just received funding from the federal government to fund another 8 officers and they've reached out to the chp to help complement the officers currently on the street. at the vallejo police department dan kerman kron 4 news. >>coming up another racist rants

>>well the recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case is being investigated by an outside agency. >>and on the kron 4 morning news people of color are far more likely to be infected with coronavirus and why people the alarming numbers coming up in just a bit. plus we continue to follow the latest on the wildfires that are burning here in the bay area we'll break down the latest containment efforts in ju >>welcome back everyone now to the latest on the wildfires that are burning here in the bay area, the l in new lightning complex fires in the north bay are currently at 87% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fires burning in the east and south bay's are currently at 82% containment. more than 396,000 acres have burned there. and the czu lightning complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties are up to 51% containment. more than 86,000 acres have burned. well crews are also making progress in the wood fire that's burning in the rain county along the point reyes national seashore that wildfires 57% con

middle of a controversy with several officer involved shootings, including the recent death of sean monterrosa that is being investigated by an outside agency and that is not be included in these latest figures here the layer theresa kron 4 news. >>now the wildfires burning around the bay area containment efforts are increasing on the 3 major wildfire complexes burning in the bay area the lnu lightning complex fires in the north bay are currently 86% contained with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fires burning in the east bay in the south bay are at 80% containment with more than 391,000 acres burned and the czu complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties are 51% contained with more than 86,000 acres burned and fire crews are also making progress in the woodward fire burning in marine county along the point reyes national seashore that wildfire is 57% contained tonight. >>it has burned more than 4,000 acres. it was about to sweep into the bay area this weekend and the state's grid operator has already issued a flex alerts this alert comes less than a month after the state

he was shot and killed by officers at a taco bell drive-thru last year and also the family of sean monterrosa has filed a lawsuit against the city of light how after an officer responding to a report of a looting shot and killed the 22 year-old outside of a walgreens reporting live in valais how dan thorn kron 4 news. >>we're running we're safe. we have good air flow. we have mask requirements we have hand sanitizers at every single station. starting about barred and a bar does increase aid weekday service for the first time since the pandemic hit. >>starting monday commute trains on most lines are going to run every 15 minutes during peak hours. kron four's michelle kingston now takes a closer look at the trains and the traffic on the roads showing us it appears more people are returning to work. >>mobility broadly speaking is back to about 80% of where it was. >>a year ago. there's no doubt traffic in san francisco is busier now than it was back in late march just take a look at the numbers total bridge traffic in the bay area was down nearly 52% on a tuesday in april of this year compared

rights attorney john burris has sued vallejo police for wrongful death in the police shooting of sean monterrosa he says while more police officers may be needed to patrol the city under staffing is not an excuse. 4 officers crossing the line and using excessive force. >>and allow for the only was shootings on and off the shootings that you'll be able to rest or none of that and there still should be some accountability. >>back live at the police department we can tell you specifically that the lay of police is saying tonight that recruiting and hiring as a top priority for them. they're telling us that while it is true that they have not filled all of their positions they are currently looking at 13 candidates, they say they've also gotten a federal grant which will allow for the funding of 8 additional positions and they say they have put out a request though only a request at this point to the chp to have them come help out with that role. no word yet from the chp as to whether they're going to come along and help live in vallejo dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan we are learning new detai

recently of sean monterrosa back in june. the union says that officers are on board with new policies to improve the department but so far, none of the recommendations from the city of been implemented in the union is beginning to feel like they're being stonewalled. >>they've positioned us as somehow an impediment to change and reform and to the contrary. we have reached out on numerous occasions to get the ball rolling on these reforms we see it as an opportunity to him i move the department forward in a new direction. >>well the union says that as crime rises across the city, the biggest need right now as for more officers on the streets. >>in the south bay and san jose, the mayor is speaking out against the city's decision to allow police to use rubber bullets in some crowds situations, the new policy restricts the police from using rubber bullets to disperse crowds but allows rubber bullets. if a crowd situation poses a threat to officers or if officers are being attacked or someone else is being attached. mayor sam licc

now this comes after a spike in fatal police shootings, including the death of sean monterrosa back in june. the union says officers are on board with new policies to improve the department but so far none of the recommendations from the city have been implemented the union feels like they've been stonewalled in all this. >>they position us as somehow an impediment to change and reform and to the contrary. we have reached out on numerous occasions to get the ball rolling on these reforms we see it as an opportunity to him i move the department forward in a new direction. >>well union says as crime rises across the city. the biggest need now is for more officers on the streets. >>time now is 5.34 in the south bay, san jose police are still looking for whoever is responsible for a deadly shooting that happened tuesday night we told you about this it happened around 10 pm at south 8th and reed streets in san jose. 2 men were killed and 3 others and the woman were all hurt. here was the scene wednesday morning as we showed you yesterday here on the kron 4 morning news where police were sti

the past couple of months involving some officer involved specifically the fatal shooting of sean monterrosa now that is being investigated with a separate agency and that case is not included in the current count of 21 homicides. here's leo theresa back to you guys all right reason thank you very much well get ready. a heat wave is coming to the bay area this weekend. >>and the state's grid operator has issued of flex alerts that comes less than a month. after the state implemented its first rolling blackouts in almost 20 years as kron four's machine michelle kingston tells us. the genie is asking customers to try to conserve energy to avoid those power outages. >>well it's a beautiful day here today but we're just a few days away from triple digit heat expected here in contra costa county this weekend. as with all heat waves in the bay area, pacific gas and electric is urging customers to conserve energy triple digit temperatures are expected during the upcoming holiday weekend in a flex alert has already been issued and with that we're asking our customers to be prepared for possible heat

>>the recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case is being investigated by an outside agency. >>a large group of protesters gathered outside of san francisco's police station in the mission district calling for the defunding of police. we have video from the citizens app showing a crowd near valencia and 17th street. the protesters are calling on mayor breed and the board of supervisors to defund the police department and remove the sheriff's department from s of general hospital back in june police chief william scott said that he is open to the idea of defunding police and in july mayor breed introduced a budget which does in fact cut 120 million dollars from the police and sheriff departments over the next 2 years. she wants to divert that money. back into the community. and take a look at the people in this video alameda police say the group is responsible for multiple thefts in the city because video captured him inside the walgreens on webster street back on august 20th was police are asking anyone who recognizes these thieves to call t

it is a billboard this is justice for sean monterrosa he is the young man that was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer this year while kneeling in front of a walgreens. >>happened back in june body camera video shows the officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked police cruiser so far no charges have been filed and no arrests have been made. however monterrosa's family has filed a civil suit against the city of vallejo. and police are beefing up patrols this weekend in san jose kron four's rob fladeboe reports the extra officers are being deployed to try to calm fears after a trio of recent homicides in the downtown area. >>you couldn't help but notice the extra cops in downtown san jose on friday. at least a dozen more units are now on patrol here why a shooting near san jose state last week and a stabbing on monday near city hall left 3 people dead. the incidents are not related but police are concerned nonetheless as deputy chief heather randall, it's unusual to have. >>homicide like back those together, although they're not related. and we are investigating them

>>the recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case is being investigated by an outside agency as early as next week, 50 marine county schools will reopen for in person learning here is the list of these transitional kindergarten through 6th grade schools were clear to open on tuesday september the 8th. well for standard, the sacking talked with the county's public health officer and the assistant superintendent of schools, she joins us live now with more on this taylor. in this school bayside martin luther king junior academy is one of the few public schools on that list. >>majority are smaller private schools. they were all cleared based on 30 recommendations in orders for the safe reopening of schools. >>on tuesday 15 marine county schools will reopen their doors in the classrooms, students public health is estimating that close to another 1000 students could be back in classrooms based on the waivers to 15 waivers among the list are 12 private schools and 3 public schools with students in transitional kindergarten through 6th grade right co

shootings in recent years in just the last 6 months the department has faced the shooting death of sean monterrosa an investigation that was launched after evidence in that case was destroyed. an autopsy that showed officers fired 55 rounds at willie mccoy in 2019 hit again total of 38 times and just earlier this month, the city reached a nearly 6 million dollars settlement with the family of foster who was also shot and killed by vallejo police. >>maybe they're not all on the same page and then it so much animosity enough is literally the police everybody longtime the label residents say while they are optimistic about the changes they would like to see. they'd rather see action than just talk don't keep saying i want to make or form i was like his voice. >>i'm just doing that you can get. >>and tonight we did receive a statement from of a lay police chief shawny williams a gut says in part while i am encouraged to see that the vallejo police officers association is now expressing support of our urgent reform efforts. this is not been consistent with their communications to me thus far it goes on

rights attorney john burris has sued vallejo police for wrongful death in the police shooting of sean monterrosays while more police officers may be needed to patrol the city. it does not for one minute excuse the actions of police which have frequently crossed the line. >>that is no justification for unlawful unconstitutional shootings. crossed the illegal arrests detentions there's no excuse for holding officers accountable at the fort for discipline and or maintain good policing. the fact that you may be understaffed has nothing to do where you should be a professional baker the constitutional laws and rights of the citizens of a mile. >>the vallejo police department says recruiting and hiring as a top priority and while only a 105 funded positions of a 122 our field they're currently reviewing 13 candidates, they also said they've just received funding from the federal government to fund another 8 officers and they've reached out to the chp to help complement the officers currently on the street. that the vallejo police department dan kerman kron 4 news. >>we're learning new details about th

>>recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case is being investigated by an outside agency. >>a large group of protesters gathered outside the san francisco police station in the mission district calling for defunding of the police. now we have video from the citizens app showing the crowd this was when they were at valencia and 17th street. the protesters as i mentioned calling on the mayor and the board of supervisors to defund the police department and also to remove the sheriff's department from sf general. back in june police chief william scott said that he was open to the idea of defunding the police and in july mayor breed introduced a budget which cuts 120 million dollars from the police and sheriff departments over the next 2 years. she wants to divert that money into the black community. as we head to break. here's another look at the highs will expect today again. we'll have this weekend so t enjoy these upper 80's to low 90's inland because starting tomorrow, those turn into triple digits. it's going to be dangerously hot for some we'll kee

this comes after a spike in fatal police shootings, including the death of sean monterrosa back in junewhich many of us remember the union says that officers are on board with these new policies to improve the department but so far none of the recommendations. have been implemented and the union feels like they've been stonewalled. >>they've positioned us as somehow an impediment to change and reform and to the contrary. we have reached out on numerous occasions to get the ball rolling on these reforms we see it as an opportunity to him i move the department forward in a new direction. >>the union says as crime rises across the city, the biggest need right now as for more officers on the streets. >>san francisco is proposing new action to crack down on side shows including plans to implement harsher penalties for people who participate. this coming in the wake of the labor day shooting that happened where a man died near a sideshow in san francisco's excelsior district city leaders say the legislation would deter people from coming to san francisco to take part in sideshows the piece of

today right across from the vallejo police department this is a billboard that says justice for sean monterrosa he is the young man who shot and killed by vallejo police while kneeling in front of a walgreens back in june body camera video shows the officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked police cruiser so far no charges have been filed no arrests have been made. however monterrosa's family has filed a civil suit against the city of aleppo. still ahead tonight after recent outbreak of violence in downtown san jose police are now. >>stepping up patrols to try to make sure it doesn't happen again and the pandemic has pushed lake merits beloved fairy land to the brink of closure. help to oakland natives with star power to >>back >>to the breaking news that we have been following this is new video from the city of oakland, another tense night of demonstrations, there protests erupting. this is video here courtesy of the citizen app just learned the 12th street bart station has closed because of all the civil unrest, they're calling it the no word on actual physical confrontations or vi

shootings in recent years in just the last 6 months the department has faced the shooting death of sean monterrosa an investigation that was launched after evidence in that case was destroyed. an autopsy that showed officers fired 55 rounds at willie mccoy in 2019 hitting him a total of 38 times and just earlier this month, the city reached a nearly 6 million dollars settlement with the family of foster who was also shot and killed by vallejo police maybe they're not all on the same page and then it so much animosity enough is literally the police for everybody longtime the label residents say while they are optimistic about the changes they would like to see. >>they'd rather see action than just talk don't keep saying i want to make or form i was like his i'm just doing that you really hope police chief shawny williams issued this statement to kron 4 news saying in part quote while i am encouraged to see that the vallejo police officers association is now expressing support of our urgent reform efforts. >>this is not been consistent with their communications to me for stuff are you can read the f

>>well the recent death of sean monterrosa however is not included in the figures because the case iseing investigated by an outside agency. >>now there are a large group of protesters gathered outside of san francisco's police station in the mission district calling for the defunding of police. this is video from the citizens after you're about to see here and there it is it shows the crowd near valencia and 17th street. the protesters are calling on mayor breed and the board of supervisors to defund the police department and remove the sheriff's department from sf general. back in june police chief william scott in fact said that he's open to the idea of defunding police and in july mayor breed introduced a budget which cuts a 120 million dollars from the police and the sheriff's department over the next 2 years. she wants to divert that money into the black community. >>as we head to break here at 6.53 is another look at the high temperatures will expect today it's going to be a day of upper 80's to low 90's inland. but those numbers are going to go way off as we head into the holi

>>in the police shooting of sean monterrosa he says while more police officers may be needed to patrol the city. it does not for one minute excuse the actions of police which of frequently crossed the line. >>that is no justification for unlawful unconstitutional shootings. cost the illegal arrests detentions there's no excuse for holding officers accountable at the fort for discipline. and or maintain good policing. the fact that you may be under staff has nothing to do or whether you should be a professional baker the constitutional laws and rights of the citizens of a mile. >>the vallejo police department says recruiting and hiring as a top priority and while only a 105 funded positions of a 122 our field they're currently reviewing 13 candidates, they also said they've just received funding from the federal government to fund another 8 officers and they've reached out to the chp to help complement the officers currently on the street. at the vallejo police department dan kerman kron 4 news we're learning new details about the recent protests in oakland police arrested 24 people in

shootings in recent years in just the last 6 months the department has faced the shooting death of sean monterrosa an investigation that was launched after evidence in that case was destroyed. an autopsy that showed officers fired 55 rounds at willie mccoy in 2019 hitting him a total of 38 times and just earlier this month, the city reached a nearly 6 million dollars settlement with the family of foster who was also shot and killed by vallejo police maybe they're not all on the same page and then it so much animosity enough is literally the police everybody longtime the label residents say while they are optimistic about the changes they would like to see. >>they'd rather see action than just talk don't keep saying i want to make or form i was like his >>i'm just doing that you think i if you want to show that they're that officers did and all the stuff going on. >>if you think i guess as it. >>that was jonathan mccall reporting for us tonight about an hour ago we received this message from the oil police chief shawny williams about the union's claims that reads in part. why i'm encouraged to see

this comes after we saw a spike in fatal police shootings, including most notably the death of sean monterrosa back in june. now the union says that officers are on board with new policies to improve the department but so far none of the recommendations from the city have been implemented. the union feels like they've been stonewalled. >>they position us as somehow an impediment to change and reform and to the contrary. we have reached out on numerous occasions to get the ball rolling on these reforms we see it as an opportunity to him i move the department forward in a new direction. >>well the union says that as crime rises across the city, the biggest need now is for more officers on the streets. >>in the south bay, san jose police are looking for the people behind or person behind a deadly shooting that happened tuesday around 10:00pm at south 8th and reed streets in san jose. 2 people were shot and killed there and 4 people were wounded. and we told you about this live here on the kron 4 morning news yesterday and showed you the heavy police presence as they were out there. investigating

is right now suing the city as well as the family of sean monterrosa after an officer was responding to a report of looting and shot the 22 year-old outside of a walgreens reporting live in vallejo dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan. oakland, one of 7 cities nationwide now demanding documents from the trump administration to learn more about the reasons behind the deployment of. >>federal troops to demonstrations here and across the country. harper's ella live in the newsroom. >>with what mayor libby shaft had to say about it l a. >>chris and vicky oakland mayor libby schaaf is on board saying that she wants documented answers on paper from the federal government explaining what business the president had sending in troops to demonstrations when they were not welcome so coalition of 7 cities filed what's called the freedom of information act giving the trump administration 20 days to respond citing places like portland ore troops were sent despite the mayor specifically rejecting them. president trump defended the move saying that he considered protection of federal property from r