. >>> a one-year anniversary to mark the killing of sean monterrosa.stice for him. >> we are trying to bring change and accountability to the bay area. >>> today a wind advisory which just went into effect in the last few hours for a big part of the bay area and we will show you who has it and what to expect. >>> dreams of a daring athletic endeavor across the pacific put on hold and force this kayakers trip to come to an abrupt end. >>> a festive pride event in one northern california community but it's more than a party. why participants say the celebration was a long time coming. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> we begin with renewed calls for justice for young san francisco man killed by police a year ago. tonight a year after the police shot and killed sean monterrosa , family and supporters rallied to demand justice and police reform. we are live at the city hall where the event just wrapped up. >> reporter: even though he was shot and killed in vallejo, the family said they're trying to reform police departments across california and that is wh

.>>> today marks one year since a vallejo police officer shot and killed should sean monterrosa. it happened in the tumultuous days following george floyd murder at the hands of the lease. melanie woodrow has covered the story from the very beginning and spoke with sean monterrosa's sisters about the course it has taken over the past year. >> and a 365 days since sean monterrosa's death his sisters have fought for justice. >> this is a lifelong fight. >> the 22-the 22-the 22-the 22- sisters asking to sign a petition for justice for george floyd. and never imagined the following day that they would be advocating for their family as well. >> return the pain into power and we turn it into a different type of purpose. >> on june 2 a police officer shot and killed him from the back of an unmarked police vehicles firing through the windshield. >> he pointed a gun at us. >> sean monterrosa was outside of a walgreens. he was crouched down in a half kneeling position moving his hands toward the waist area revealing what appeared to be the butt of a handgun. it turned out to be a hammer. o

one year ago today, sean monterrosa sent this text message to his sister's asking them to sign a petition justice for george floyd minutes later he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. sean was kneeling in a walgreens parking lot. the officer shooting him through the windshield of an undercover police car 5 times thinking monterrosa had a gun, but he had a hammer in his pocket. >> matt alone his knees. they >> the 22 year old's death sparked protests across the bay a federal civil lawsuit was filed and no objective reason to play south, which showed through what i went. oh. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley also got to work. this is not banned. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legislation going to the capitol protesting phone banking of the work we do isn't just for sean this for so many families and you know that. so we'll continue to do the sacrifices that than a day. >> voices need to b

one year ago today, sean monterrosa sent this text message to his sister's asking them to sign a petition for justice for george floyd minutes later he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. sean was kneeling in a walgreens parking lot. the officer shooting him through the windshield of an undercover police car 5 times thinking monterrosa had a gun, but he had a hammer in his pocket. >> matt alone his knees. they him. hit the 22 year old's death sparked protests across the bay >> federal civil lawsuit was filed and no objective reason to play south, which showed through what i went. oh. >> when that office is already in a position of safety monterrosa's sisters, michelle and ashley also got to work. this is not banned. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure my brother. it's just as the 2 sisters have been fighting for justice for their brother, for the past year working on legislation going to the capitol protesting phone banking of the work we do isn't just for sean this for so many families and you know, that was so we'll continue to do the sacrifice that than a day. >> vo

tonight a year after the police shot and killed sean monterrosa , family and supporters rallied to demand justice and police reform. we are live at the city hall where the event just wrapped up. >> reporter: even though he was shot and killed in vallejo, the family said they're trying to reform police departments across california and that is why they held the event in san francisco where he was from and they say law enforcement needs to change how they police people of color. >> reporter: year after the death of sean monterrosa, his family said young black and brown people continue to die at the hands of police officers. they say reform can't come soon enough. >> we are trying to bring change and accountability to the bay area and it in california and a lot of people think with california being a progressive blue state, there is a lot of injustices that happen day today. >> reporter: the older sister said the event aims to highlight the life of the 22- year-old but also a gathering to put pressure on elected leaders to speed up the pace of change. >> there is power in unity and the more

and it's been one year since 22 year-old sean monterrosa was shot and killed by the vallejo police in walgreens parking lot his death sparked by a bay area wide protest. and to this day his family says that police. >> have never contacted them and never told them directly that shawn was dead. kron four's. michelle kingston spoke to shawn sister and has more now on how they're continuing to fight for justice. >> 44 >> nobody saw a gun. they could have seen a gun because he didn't have a night out murder. one year ago today, sean monterrosa sent this text message to his sister's asking them to sign a petition for justice for george floyd minutes later he was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. sean was kneeling in a walgreens parking lot. the officer shooting him through the windshield of an undercover police car 5 times thinking monterrosa had a gun, but he had a hammer in his pocket. >> matt alone his knees. they killed >> hit the 22 year old's death sparked protests across the bay federal civil lawsuit was filed and no objective reason to play south which showed through that

. >>> family and loved ones of sean monterrosa will honor his life with a rally for justice at the civicng this afternoon. this weekend marked one year since he was killed by a vallejo police officer. a separate memorial was held saturday in san franciscohe livd he was shot tostanding ouhad been ag a esfoa gun. it turned out to be a hammer. an independent review is underway to determine if the officer should face criminal charges. >>> it's family pride today at the san mateo county fair. it is back again with those some are carnival rides, food, and prizes. and now covid-19 vaccines. people 12 and older lined up at the clinic at the fairgrounds. the vaccine will be available for any county residents today and next weekend. there's a special deal for anyone who gets a shot. free admission to the fair, a >> geing a ine is go on itself and getting a better deal, it is great. it's a good deal. >> the fair runs through next sunday. >>> the san francisco giants are celebrating the opening weekend pride month with those brand-new special uniforms we have been telling you about. they swept the o

the family of sean monterrosa calling for an end to police violence brutality during a rally outside of san francisco city hall this afternoon. monterrosa's sisters joined by supporters and families of those killed at the hands of police wednesday marking the one year anniversary of monterrosa's death last june. vallejo police officer jarrett on shot and killed the 22 year-old in a walgreens parking lot while monterroso was on his knees. police say sean started moving his hands toward his waist showing what they thought was a gun but instead turned out to be a hammer just last month california attorney general rob bonta announcing that his office would take over the investigation into the case. >> this weekend marks one year since the federal protection officer name. david patrick underwood was killed outside of the federal courthouse in oakland. it happened during the unrest after the death of george floyd federal prosecutors say that stephen use the demonstration as a cover to kill underwood. he's also accused of shooting and killing santa cruz county deputy damon gutzwiller during

. >> it's been one year since 22 year-old sean monterrosa was shot and killed lively hill police officer and a walgreens parking lot. the department says the officer thought monterrosa had a gun and shot him 5 times through the windshield of an undercover police car. he did not have a gun, but he did have a hammer in his pocket. his death sparked protests across the bay area. monterrosa's sisters have continued the fight ever since then, even stepping away from their full-time jobs to focus on their mission. >> the work we do isn't just for sean us for so many families and you know that. and so we'll continue to do the sacrifices that than a day voices need to be heard is just something for someone could just safe your loved one's life in an instant. >> the investigation into monterrosa's death is still ongoing. just last month attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice will conduct an independent review all the vallejo police investigation. police destroyed the windshield of the police car and the vehicle itself was put back into service. just days after the shooting

. >> reporter: in san francisco, the family of sean monterrosa gathered today. >> it is important to us you know how he was as a person. >> his sister remembered a loving brother and son. >> sean's last text message to us was to sign a petition to demand justice for george floyd. >> reporter: he was outside a walgreens where looting was reported following floyd's murder. police say he was kneeling and moving his hands and officers shot him through a window believing he had a gun. that turned out to be a hammer. >> we are here a year later memorializing his life calling for justice for both sean and every person we have lost to police state violence. >> reporter: his family has been active pushing for change. >> we're trying to bring real change to the bay area, but more importantly in the bay area. >> we want it to coincide with the legislative changes the family is pursuing. >> reporter: his office would conduct an independent review of the shooting. >> ultimately we want justice for sean. we want this to mean it won't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: we reached out to police for

the family of sean monterrosa call for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall monterrosa's sisters were joined yesterday by supporters and families of those killed at the hands of police wednesday marked one year since monterrosa's dash last june. the lay help police officer jarrett on shot and killed a 22 year-old in a walgreens parking lot while monterroso was on his knees. police say sean try move in or started moving his hands towards his waist showing what they thought was a gun. but instead it turned out to be a hammer last month. california attorney general rob bonta announced his office would take over that investigation. friends and family are remembering santa cruz county deputy damon cut weiler who was shot and killed one year ago during a shoot out in been moment. a second deputy was also injured. law enforcement came under heavy fire and even had explosive devices don't at them. this is at the home steven carrillo during that shootout. carrillo ran from the scene hijacked a car but was caught short time later just a week before that feder

. >> in san francisco, the family of sean monterrosa and supporters held a rally, one year after a vallejo police officer shot and killed him. >> as we mark the somber one-year anniversary, it's important to us that you guys know who sean was as a person. >> reporter: his sister remembered a loving brother and son who cared about the community. >> sean's very last text message to us was to sign a petition to demand justice for george floyd. >> reporter: the 22-year-old was outside a walgreen's where looting was reported during demonstrations and unrest following floyd's murder. police say he was kneeling and moving his hands. an officer shot him through a windshield believing he had a gun. that turned out to be a hammer. >> we are here one year later memorializing his life, celebrating his life, and also standing alongside his family calling for justice for both sean and every person we've lost to police violence. >> reporter: the family has been active pushing for change. >> we're trying to bring real change and accountability to the bay area but more importantly here in california. >> se

what what his reaction, the right sean monterrosa's last text message to his sister's asking them to sign the petition for justice for george floyd minutes later, sean was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer. his sister's reacting to the derek chauvin sentencing. it's almost like a bare minimum right. you know, this person took the person's life. it just goes to show that the system is very flawed. derek chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd with good behavior. the 45 year-old could be paroled after about 15 years. this sentencing would not bring george floyd back to, know, the but. >> it's going to make a still like we're having a little steps towards accountability and hold these officers accountable. it's great, but we understand that this isn't going to create continue to create untrained people just like derek chauvin. and so we need to continue as a community to apply pressure and hold those in positions of power accountable michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, sean, t

monterrosa's sisters joined by supporters and family of those killed at the hands of police this past wednesday marking the one year anniversary of sean's death. you may remember last june, vallejo police officer jarrett on shot and killed the 22 year-old in a walgreens parking lot while monterrosa was on his knees police say strawn started moving his hands toward his waist showing what they thought was a gun but instead turned out to be a hammer last month. california attorney general rob bonta announced that his office would take over the investigation into the case. today marking one year since santa clara county deputy damon gutzwiller was shot and killed during a shootout in been moment. a second deputy was also injured in that attack. law enforcement coming under heavy fire, even having explosive devices thrown out at the home of stephen during that shootout. creal ran from that scene hijacked a car but was caught a short time later just a week before that scene, federal prosecutors say that use the george floyd demonstrations in oakland to shoot and kill federal protective services officer patrick underwood. prosecutors say that

loved ones at the hands of police spoke with us today after today's sentencing, the sisters of sean monterrosasay it wasn't enough. >> a bare minimum right. you know, this person took the person's life. it just goes to show that the system is very flawed. >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say that they have a long road ahead in their case of their brother. sean, but seeing the sentencing today does give them hope. >> and the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff is challenging a recommendation to limit the use of tear gas and less than lethal projectiles for crowd control the proposed changes stem from last year's george floyd protests in san jose kron four's gayle ong report. >> more than a year police adopted a new policy that restricts police from using rubber bullets to disperse crowds. less someone poses a threat to others. over tax an officer in a health and hospital committee meeting thursday. mishael co-presented. the idea for the santa clara county sheriff's department to adopt. what we found was that. >> the city of san jose has come up with a. more descriptive policy about use o

. >>> family and loved ones of sean monterrosa will honor his life with a rally for justice nt pthis afternoon. this weekend marking one year since he was killed by a police officer. a separate memorial was held saturday in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood where he lived. he was shot to death standing outside a walgreens where there had been a shooting following the protest for the police killing for george floyd. police said they thought he had a gun and it turned out to be a hammer. independent review is underway to determine if the officers should face criminal charges. >>> now to the north they were we have seen several small wildfires. the season hasn't come close to its normal start. neighbors are making sure they are ready really. the fitch mountaineering in sonoma county held an evacuation drill yesterday. summer woken up with sirens to get people out of their homes. the county said it adapted with the devastating wildfires in recent years. >> we do not want to go back to those days when first responders , instead of protecting structures and stopping a fire, are e

the family of sean monterrosa called for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall monterrosa's sisters were there and so we're supporters and families of others who were killed at the hands of police wednesday marked one-year one year since monterrosa's death last june. vallejo police officer jarrett tonn shot and killed the 22 year-old monterroso was in the parking lot of a walgreens and he was on his knees at the time police fired. they say he was moving his hands toward his waist. and they thought he had a gun. it turned out it was a hammer last month. california's attorney general announced that his office would take over the investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bay area community is taking action against racist stickers were found in the downtown area. >> again. plus a warning from the federal government after several companies fall victim to a cyber attack. we'll have the very latest details coming from washington, dc and skies are pretty clear to kick off this morning. a little cloud cover right over san bruno mountain but not

the family of sean monterrosa calling for an end to police violence during a rally outside of san francisco city hall this afternoon. >> monterrosa's sisaers were joined by supporters along with families of those who have been killed at the hands of police wednesday marking the one year death of the anniversary of months, rose's death last june. the police officer jarrett and shot and killed the 22 year-old in a walgreens parking lot while monterroso was on his knees. police say sean started moving his hands toward his waist showing what they thought was a gun. but instead it turned out to be a hammer last month. california attorney general rob bonta announced that his office would take over the investigation into this case in the north bay rohnert park police detectives have arrested 2 people connected to a murder that happened on friday. christian per as of wednesday. in. 100 all of their us solorio from rohnert park now faces number of charges including murder and conspiracy. police say the 2 men shot and killed say source aloma friday after a fight at an apartment complex. so far no oth

the family of sean monterrosa called for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall. >> monterrosa's sisters were there. and so were supporters and families of those who were also killed at the hands of police wednesday marked one year since monterrosa died last june toledo police officer jarrett tonn shot and killed the 22 year-old in the parking lot of all walgreens that you see here. well, monterrosa was down on his knees. but police say he started moves hands towards his waist showing what they thought was a gun, but it turned out to be a hammer last month california's attorney general announced that he would be taking over the investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bay area community is taking action after races stickers were found once again in their downtown area. >> plus a warning from the federal government after several companies fall victim to a cyber attack. we have the details coming up from washington, dc. >> and lots of sunshine across the bay area today. but we are looking at a cooler and windier one. so along with that s

the family of sean monterrosa called for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall monterrosa's sisters. we're joined yesterday by supporters of and families, members of others who have been killed at the hands of police wednesday marked one-year one year since monterrosa's death last june. vallejo police officer jarrett tonn shot and killed the 22 year-old in the parking lot of this walgreens were monterroso was on his knees. but police say. >> he started moving his hands toward his waist and they thought there was a gun there. it turned out it was a hammer last month. california attorney general announced that his office would take over the investigation. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, one bay area community is taking action against races. stickers found. >> in their downtown area. plus a warning from the federal government after several companies fall victim to a cyber attack. we'll have the very latest details coming from d c. >> plenty of sunshine today. some nice cool temperatures along with that sunshine highs only in the 60's for san

. >> time now is 5. '09, family of sean monterrosa called for an end to police violence during a rally outside san francisco city hall. his sisters were there and supporters and family members as well. those who have also been killed by police. their families. were there wednesday march one years since monterrosa's death last june police officer jarrett tonn shot and killed the 22 year-old in the parking lot of a walgreens while monterroza was on his knees. police say that he started moving his hands toward his waist showing what they thought was a gun. it turned out it was a hammer last month. california attorney general rob bonta announced that his office would take over the investigation. in san francisco. a couple is recovering after being attacked outside of their home over a parking spot. it's in the mission district. they live there in an apartment happened on saturday. they were parked in their landlords driveway temporarily near 15th and valencia streets. the landlord stopped behind them. and was backing out so that the couple could leave and he backed into an open spot behind

the sisters of sean monterrosa say. >> it wasn't enough. >> a bare minimum right. know, this person to person. it's like it just goes to show that the system is really >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, sean. but seeing this sentencing gave them a bit of hope. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news game. one of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's kylen mills has all the highlights from oracle. but after the break. lowe's is home to value. that's why we're introducing the lowe's price promise, with competitive prices everyday. if you find an exact product from a qualifying retailer for less, we'll match it. home to any budget. home to any possibility. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy you can shop america's

monterrosa's sister called sean a loving brother. >> there are hundreds of families like ours whose loved ones were taken and pleas for accountability went unanswered. we hope that our struggle and sacrifice will ultimately build a bridge between impacted families and legislators and elected officials who have the power to bring justice to our loved ones. >> vallejo police say monterossa was kneeling when police shot him. >>> the family of a mexican high school graduate who says he was denied his diploma because he wore the mexican flag at his graduation will hold a press conference today. they will explain their version of what happened as abc news reporter megan reports, the school is clarifying. >> reporter: a north carolina high school is now the target of violent threats. after a senior student was temporarily denied his diploma for wearing a mexican flag over his gown during graduation last week. >> this is messed up, you know, like i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: police say they're investigating one e-mail that said i'm going to shoot up this school if it you don't give that youn

those in positions of power accountable. >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, seanbut seeing the sentencing today does give them hope. and happening now, new york city police are investigating the vandalism of a statue of george floyd as a hate crime investigators released surveillance images of the 4 suspects they believe vandalized. the 6 foot statue. it was just unveiled last week as part of a juneteenth celebration that the vandals deface the statue with spray paint and use a stencil to right patriot patriot front on the pedestal. that is the name of a white nationalist hate group. now for the latest on that condo collapse in south florida. 4 people are confirmed dead. a 159 are still missing. >> rain and smoke are complicating the search and rescue efforts. but with cameras, dogs and sonar rescue crews think they can still reach survivors and they're tech telling families to stay hopeful. mary beth mcdade has the latest. >> will continue throughout the night for the more than 150 people who are unaccounted for and the collapse surfside florida, high rise condo

monterrosa's sisters been calling for justice in his name ever sense. even stepping away from their full-time jobs to focus on their mission. >> the work we do isn't just for seanhis for so many families and you know that. and so we'll continue to do the sacrifice that than a day. voices need to be heard is just something for someone could just safe your loved one's life in an instant. >> investigation into monterrosa's death is still ongoing. just last month attorney general rob bonta announced the department of justice for california. will conduct an independent review of the police investigation in vallejo police destroyed the windshield of the police car involved and the vehicle itself was put back into service just days after the shooting which led to questions about preserving evidence. the officer who shot monterrosa that also been involved in 3 other shootings in the previous 5 years. new images tonight from san jose police after officers shot and killed a man that they say was a suspect in an ongoing investigation in these pictures. you can see that the man appears to be holding a handgun. authorities say he pointed that weapon and 2 officers and then