as for the case involving shawn monterosa, that's in the hands of the district attorney. the body camera video from that incident must be released in the next 44 days. in vallejo, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> well, the national guard remains in vallejo to watch certain locations. but the city's curfew has now been lifted. walnut creek also ended its curfew today. >>> late this afternoon, alameda police released body camera video of officers detaining an african-american r dancing on his street. >> witnesses all up and down the block. i live across the street. i was minding my business. >> we'll talk to you in a second. >> officer, i'm minding my business walking down the street dancing. i don't jog. i'm a marshal artist. a dancer. a choreographer. >> this happened may 23rd on central avenue near chestnut street. video of the incident has been circulating on social media and that prompted police to release the body camera footage. this incident is under investigation by the department. >>> an arrest tonight in a deadly hit and run bicycle crash that killed a 61-year-old man i

the chief believes shawn had a gun.t turned out to be a hammer. >> chief williams, can you tell us what the rules are here for vallejo police department as far as firing through a vehicle, through a windshield as you described? >> the officers that are part of the crime reduction team, s.w.a.t. operators, it's a practice that they practice. it's basically the rules of law apply to when you're defending yourself. if there is a threat, a credible threat, you can respond to that. but they do train to shoot that way. >> that's allowed within the department that they can shoot through a windshield? >> yes. >> it's a practice that may be scrutinized now. the california attorney general announced an agreement with the city of vallejo and the police department to collaborate on a plan on the policies and practices, as well as increased public trust. >> when i was in the dark, come to light. i know the police department is trying to cover something up. >> anti-bias and community policing and accountability. chief williams was as

a day prior, tuesday around 12:30 a.m., police shot shawn montrosa. chief systems says the officer saw him revealing what he believed to be the butt of a hand gun. the investigation later revealed he had a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket. the police department released this initial statement t 4:08 a.m. tuesday, approximately 3 1/2 hours after the shooting. it did not include that police had killed montrosa. 3:00 p.m. wednesday, 38 1/2 hours after the shooting, that chief williams announced an unnamed officer shot and killed mont ro. >> chief williams, when was shawn pronounced dead and why did your departmentou to announ shooting? >> again, after shawn was shot, the officers administered first aid. he was transported to a local hospital. the information that we received about his death came hours later. >> but we're more than 24 hours now. >> we did push out an initial statement about the officer involved shooting hours following the shooting. >> why not include his condition, that he was deceased and that more information would be forthcoming today.

a day prior, tuesday around 12:30 a.m., police shot shawn montrosa. chief systems says the officer saw him revealing what he believed to be the butt of a hand gun. the investigation later revealed he had a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket. the police department released this initial statement t 4:08 a.m. tuesday, approximately 3 1/2 hours after the shooting. it did not include that police had killed montrosa. 3:00 p.m. wednesday, 38 1/2 hours after the shooting, that chief williams announced an unnamed officer shot and killed mont rosa. >> chief williams, when was shawn pronounced dead and why did your department wait more than 24 hours to announce the shooting? >> again, after shawn was shot, the officers administered first aid. he was transported to a local hospital. the information that we received about his death came hours later. >> but we're more than 24 hours now. >> we did push out an initial statement about the officer involved shooting hours following the shooting. >> why not include his condition, that he was deceased and that more informati

shawn conley who reported a decline in trump's cholesterol levels, but a one pound weight gain by theresident since last year. trump stands at 6'3" and is now 244 pounds, which is considered obese, according to the cdc's body mass index calculator. the memo noted that trump's cardiac health was closely monitored while he took a two week course of hydroxychloroquine given as a preventive measure after two white house staffers were diagnosed with covid-19. he completed that treatment safely and without side effects. the physical was performed in april and november of 2019 which trump made an unannounced trip to walter reed national military medical center. it is unusual for a president to complete his physical in multiple stages. the memo does not describe in with two examinations were a month apart. let's switch gears and bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins once again. good morning to you once again, bill, tracking those covid numbers for us. take us through what we're seeing. >> yeah, good morning, once again. so yesterday, some interesting trends are developing. we've been averagi

i do or shawn i think these organizations are ridiculous and again they may have a good purpose if they actually ran correctly but they don't ok i mean again between all the financial regulatory bodies out there nobody runs it the way it should be because they know they have the taxpayer to bail him out later it's there's no protection for anybody because again you took on the limits of the banks right now so you have you know they're lending out which is really creating new money which is going to create a bigger mess i mean you know these guys would actually do something if these were going to actually handle the things correctly and handle the regulations the way they're supposed to be they would be good but the weather right now they are just political organizations that have been as pawns in a much bigger picture well it's definitely always i and always seem to turn that way right political and where they're going to get bailouts everything's going to be fine they're going to be saved and that's exactly what we're seeing and who knows how long still this will last because we are se

and you've missed shawn. >> hope: well actually, i'm not here to see shawn. i'm here to visit claire. i haven't seen her since she left bayview. >> marlena: all right. i'll tell her you're here. >> hope: no, hold on a second. just... before you do, please tell me, [ominous music] ♪ >> gwen: say you're sorry. >> jake: i'm sorry. i'm sorry you're such a crazy, insecure bitch. >> gwen: no, no. no, i remember our fights. >> jake: yeah, and i remember how they ended.

thank goodness for you. >> great. >>> thank you so much, shawn.er's day. >> thank you. >>> thank you so much for being with me today this sunday. again, happy father's day to everybody out there. the cnn newsroom continues with boris sanchez right now. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm boris sanchez in for ana cabrera. >>> the white house says president trump was obviously kidding when he told a crowd in tulsa last night he's instructed aides to slow down testing for coronavirus. >> here's the bad part. when you do testing to that extent, you're going to find more people, more cases. so i want to my people, slow the testing down, please. >> they test and they test. we've been tests, we've got another one over here. the young man's 10 years old, he's got the sniffles, he'll recover in about 15 minutes. that's a case. >> a joke, even as the virus has claimed nearly 120,000 lives here in the united states. a joke even though six of the president's own campaign staffers have tested positive for the virus while working on this rally that health

. >> shawn: hey, hey, hey.ssed you so much. >> belle: oh, we missed you. >> claire: i missed you too. what are--what are you guys doing here? >> belle: well, um, we have spoken with your grandmother, and we have really great news. you're coming home. >> claire: i am? >> shawn: yes, you are. you're coming home. >> claire: oh, my god. oh, my god. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. and thank you. i have been waiting so long and just hoping and praying that this day would come. look, i am myself again. i swear i'm gonna make both of you so proud of me. how soon can i go home? >> belle: well, there's still a little bit of red tape to work through, but our hope is that we can get you out of here later today and on a plane to hong kong tomorrow. >> claire: wait. what are you talking about? no, there's no way i'm going back to hong kong with you. >> belle: but i thought that's what you wanted, to come home.

help from the from these resources they have now i want to change a little bit and start with you shawn the supreme court made a ruling here in the united states stating that the structure of the consumer financial protection bureau is unconstitutional essentially what this means is that the organization cannot continue to operate but its leader can actually be removed or even fired at the will of the president what does this actually mean going forward for consumers and what does this ruling mean for the future of these financial watchdogs. yeah i mean i do think they need somebody overall but i think it's a facade to think that it won't ever be influenced by politics i mean you know 2008 happens in there instituted by president obama and warren as political and then the latest appointee is trump you know the latest director in place so that's political and so i don't think you can take it away from a political influence and my answer probably a little bit more controversial but i think that a lot of these bureaus and committees and things like that really don't do a lot of good they'r

is this market addicted to stimulus, shawn? is that the caffeine fix that we need >> i think it certainly helps if you look at the balance sheet and experiencing the core relation of 0.98 it is definitely a key 5:0 sell rant we tend to call it unprecedented. you go back to the past 13 recessions with a draw down of about 30% and the subsequent 12 mont months this doesn't look at that but the nature that is coming in deep they've done extremely quick and that has helped out. >> city private health appreciate it very much. a closer look at the global auto industry one of the hardest hit faster one on the way. ceo here live with his insight exclusively when "worldwide exchange" returns. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. protected lifetime income from an annuity can help your retirement plan ride out turbulent times. learn more at protectedincome.org. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this.

of help from the from the resources they have now i want to change a little bit and start with you shawn the supreme court made a ruling here in the united states stating that the structure of the consumer financial protection bureau is unconstitutional essentially what this means is that the organization cannot continue to operate but its leader can actually be removed or even fired at the will of the president what does this actually mean going forward for consumers and what does this ruling mean for the future of these financial watchdogs. yeah i mean i do think they need somebody overall but i think it's a facade to think that it won't ever be influenced by politics i mean you know 2008 happens in there instituted by president obama and warren as political and then the latest appointee is trump you know put that latest director in place so that's political and so i don't think you can take it away from a political influence and my answer is probably a little bit more controversial but i think that a lot of these bureaus in committees and things like that really don't do a lot of good

in the last few years shawn has worked as a security guard and more recently as a carpenter. he wanted to give back to his family by buying his mom a home and using his skills to fix it up. he will be so missed by those he left behind including his parents and sisters. i would like to say to the family and friend of shawn, i am so sorry about in inexplicable loss of your son, brother, and friend, and i want to express my deepest condolences. we must continue to stand up for each other, our family and neighbors in the face of the white supremacy and police violence thatn't cos to claim the lives of youth and young people of color. related to the killing of shawn montorosa, today i am introducing a resolution to require the police department to release the body camera footage of the officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of this man. as i said, he was killed on june 2 at 22 years old. according to the police department's own report, he was kneeling unarmed and had his hands up in a surrender position when he was shot five times by the vallejo police. one of the final m

shawn: this is a challenging time for governors knowing forward. they begin to relax social distancing. remember, the federal government might give guidelines, but it is up to governors to implement policy on the ground. our team at barclays has written about the epicenter moving from the northeast to the sunbelt. you're seeing governors in the south get more concern. this is going to fill third touch filter directly to economic members. we don't expect to see the same level of lockdowns. we think the economy will end up rebounding a bit by the end of 2020, we see unemployment run 9.5%, 10%, then dipping to 7% by the end of 2021. a lot of this will be dependent on the state of -- in terms of the virus, but also congressional response. they are discussing phase four fiscal stimulus policy package. we expect something to pass mainly with state and local governments which will help them combat the virus at a local level with resources for frontline responders. this is something we think will pass in july. alex: you're not alone. i spoke to steve mnuch

you think you have an opportunity to appeal to folks like shawn king and others who supported bernieanders or the more progressive candidates? >> i will appeal to everyone regardless of race. i will fight for every vote because every voice matters, that makes our country great, the opportunity to elect our leaders and part of the problem is we have folks waking up to the situation in urban communities when they have been in positions to fix it for 40, 30, 20 years. it's too late to try to come in in an election year and make good with people who have been hurting for decades. we need folks to understand how to fix it and it will put the needs of people before politics. >> john james, senate candidate, thanks for your time tonight. tonight, she's not holding anything back. an african woman who immigrated to america this week decided to confront the black lives protesters, right here in dc, she will tell her story live next. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discou

this piece of art made christo a star in germany the it was $995.00 and together with his wife shawn claude he covered germany's parliament building the right stock with 100000 square meters of class. with officials for more than 20 years to get permission for the project that process often spot furious debates down me to build either this fabric will cover this building in a worthy way. to give far consider the dangers this could damage the trust of many citizens in the stature of our democratic history and culture shock in the. christo it was born in bro a provincial beaucaire in textile city his father a chemicals manufacturer recognised his son's talent early in life and sent him for drawing lessons he studied at the fine arts academy in the capital sofia in 1956 he fled eastern europe 1st going to vienna and then paris to find his own artistic direction he began rapping cans and bottles and in 1968 became known to the wider german public with an 85 metre high tower filled with air the documenter arctic submission in castle crystal always financed his project himself refusing to

shawn could be alive. >> reporter: 22-year-old shawn perosa was shot and killed at a walgreen's parking lot on june 2nd. officers were responding to a looting call. the officer firing the shot was an 18-year-old law enforcement veteran. vallejo police chief shonni williams was invited to the rally but did not attend. >> we know we have hurting people in the community. we have been marching against police violence for years. >> reporter: away from the marches the issue of police reform has reached the city as well. on friday california's attorney general making this announcement. >> the city of vallejo and its police department will now undergo an expansive review including looking at police reforms and ways to increase public trust. the city of vallejo has also requested the attorney general's office to launch an independent criminal investigation into the shooting. it's the kind of progress that leaders of this march is looking for. >> we have to demand change. we have to demand transformation in our city, state and nation. >> reporter: in vallejo kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> a peace

shawn davis, great to see you tonight. thank you.t's not just publications being targeted, its individuals as well. a photo emerged of oklahoma state football coach mike don gundy wearing a shirt m a media outlet on a fishing trip. people can watch whatever they want on television and wear whatever shirt they want. you thought that was your right as an american but in this revolution, his short selection was an ideological crime. current and former players denounced him, the school's president denounced him and he issued an apology, nobody stood up to defend him. brit hume, fox senior political analyst joins us, i'm wondering, always a question i asked you having watch the parade come through washington all these years, have you ever seen anything like this, a moment like this? >> i've never seen anything like this at all, the thought crime that coach gundy stands accused of is watching and wearing a t-shirt belonging to a news outlet that has been critical of black lives matter. which tells you once again the power that black lives

one of those was shawn who was killed in early june by a vallejo police officer during a night of an arrest following the george floyd killing. police say the officer mistook a hammer in his pocket for a gun. his family said he was kneeling and surrendering. >> he was a young man who very much wanted a better life for himself. >> he graduated as a carpentry apresent miss the december. but lost his job and couldn't - pay his rebnt. >> we need to see shawn who was a human being and trying hard. >> a survey by job train found 43% of its students had lost their job during the first week of the stay-at-home order. it has been offering supportive help to students. >> i came up with this idea. is it possible we can have some session every day in the mornings so they can start their day on a positive note? >> class includes time to walk the a wellness instructor and a career counsellor. abc7 news. >>> we turn to the forecast now. spencer, we're stuck in the 90s inland. i think it was our decade of dominance, actually. >> it certainly was mine. we've got warm conditions inland. we have surfac

. >>> civil rights attorney john burris is leading an event honoring shawn montrosa.montros. this a an officer shot and killed him earlier this month at a looting sko scene at a walgreen's. they say he had dropped to his knees, and had a hammer in the waist band that an officer mistook for a gun. >>> the family of george floyd is planning to file a lawsuit against the four officers who were there when he died. died. they were asked about derek chauvin receiving of pension benefits. he could receive more than a million dollarsna be in benefit he is convicted. >>> meanwhile, a police chief in atlanta resigned. the shooting happened during a confrontation where a suspect reportedly grabs an officer's taser. the mayor says she believes this was an unnecessary use of deadly force. >>> new developments this afternoon. people will have a lot more options in san francisco for in-store shopping starting monday. west field san francisco center on fifth and market street announced it is reopening this monday. masks are required at all times. the mall will limit capacity and have crews c

of an important investigative decision in the case of a vallejo police officer who shot and killed shawn montrosa. this as victims of mofamilies - i-team reporter melanie woodrow has this story. >> what do we want? justice. when do we want it? now. >> reporter: if these families didn't know each other before, they do now. >> we're all members of a club that nobody wants to be a part of. >> reporter: each connected in some way to a person a vallejo police officer shot and killed, all demanding the district attorney prosecute the officers or recuse herself. >> just letting them know we're not going nowhere. >> reporter: in 2018, police shot ronald foster in the back. she says because he didn't have a headlight on his bicycle. the police department said foster was about to attack an officer with a police officer. >> that's how you teach somebody by killing them? >> reporter: the d.a.'s office found the use of force justified. in 2019, officers shot this man more than 50 times at a thri drive-through. he appeared to be reaching for the gun as he woke. the d.a.'s office has still not made a d

do you think you have an opportunity to appeal to folks like shawn king and others who support bernie sanders, the more progressive candidates out the there? >> i'm going to repeal to everyone regardless of race, i'm going to fight for every voice, because every voice matters, that is what makes our country great, we have the opportunity to elect our leaders, and part of the problem is we have folks who are now waking up to the situation in urban communities, when they've been in positions to fix it for 40, 30, 20 years. it's too late now to try to come in an election year and make good for people who have been hurting for decades. i believe that we need folks who have first-hand experience and understand representation and exactly how to fix it. who will put the needs of people before politics. >> shannon: john james, senate candidate, army veteran, business owner. but thanks for time tonight. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> shannon: tonight, she's not a whole back, an african woman who immigrated to america decided to confront the black lives protesters -- black lives matter is

probably, getting this from conservative media coverage of shawn king, activist shawn king, calling for depicting jesus as white to come down. but this is an instinct, his gut tells him, that will work for him. >> yeah, that's exactly right. the president -- it's telling him this is an issue he wants to focus on. but he is finding himself alienated when he tried to defend confederate generals. when he tried to keep the names of confederate generals and soldiers on military installations, even as republicans have voted to change the names of some of those military bases. the president finds himself isolated. that's why you see him starting to try and shift. and saying this isn't just about the confederate generals who fought against the united states and against the union army. you know, this is also about american founding fathers, like thomas jefferson. and people, like jesus christ. the president realizes that when he is fighting about confederate generals, he's fighting for a very small sliver of the american electorate. and he is trying to expand that by talking about people who are

with his hands above his waist the blytheville police chief says his officers thought 22 year-old shawn monitor rosa had a gun but later discovered the victim had a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket. >>4 michelle kingston has more tonight after talking to much of roses sisters. >>sean monroe says sisters, ashley in michelle police officers still have not told their family that their brother was shot and killed. they say they're angry and disgusted by the thing that hurts the most is just to know that. >>this cop shot him from a vehicle how how do you feel threatened. >>you're the one with the guy with the gun during a card to buy the windshield, michelle and ashley monterroso say their brother was a provider hard working in an active community member he was very humble. >>smart's we and it's just very tragic that his saw has been stolen from us the police officers responded to a walgreens parking lot after looting taking place at the pharmacy early tuesday morning when they arrived to cars took off one of the vehicle striking a police cruiser the 22 year-old shawn monterroso was not in on

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i'm eric shawn.tlanta police say they were called to the wendy's after brooks allegedly fell asleep in his car and he was blocking the other drivers in the wendy's drive-through. he was then fatally shot after grabbing an officer's taser. it was captured on police body cam and surveillance video. atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms calling the use of deadly force unjustified. the atlanta police union says proper police procedure was followed. the officer, garrett rolf, has been fired. the city's police chief resigned yesterday. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta at the wendy's where brooks was fatally shot. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, the group of protesters is getting larger and larger as we go into the afternoon, surrounding this wendy's. meanwhile, atlanta crimestoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment of the arsonist or arsonists responsible for destroying this wendy's last night. no one was inside the building at the time but police have

>>his officer thought 22 year-old shawn mama rosa had a gun. it was later discovered an a hammer in a sweatshirt pocket. kron four's michelle kingston has more for us tonight after talking tomorrow says sisters. >>sean monroe says sisters, ashley in michelle police officers still have not told their family that their brother was shot and killed. they say they're angry and disgusted by the thing that hurts the most is just to know that. >>this cop shot him from a vehicle how how do you feel threatened. >>you're the one with the guy with the gun during a card to buy the windshield michelle in ashley monterroso say their brother was a provider hard working in an active community member he was very humble. >>smart's we and it's just very tragic that his saw has been stolen from us the police officers responded to a walgreens parking lot after receiving calls for a possible looting taking place at the pharmacy early tuesday morning when they arrived to cars took off one of the vehicle striking a police cruiser the 22 year-old shawn monterroso was no

shawn griff h griffiths from oxford, england. thank you for talking with us. good to see you, doctor. >> nice to see you. >> well, things continue on current trend, estimates are that united states will lose 20 to 30,000 americans a month. is there anything in the foreseeable future that may prevent these deaths? >> basically what we need to do is we need to remember there are rules of hygiene. and this is a combination of things that needs to be done by people themselves, so wearing face coverings when you're out, washing your hands, and keeping social distance, but it is also about creating safe environments, you are just talking about social distancing in schools. same goes for social distancing in workplaces. taking precautions on public transport. we have to put prevention up there because prevention is our main armament at the moment. in time, there will be a vaccine. once we are vaccinated that will make life a lot easier. until we have a vaccine, it is still nonpharmaceutical interventions which are going to make a difference. >> right, the problem is

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. >> 22-year-old shawn monterosa of san francisco was killed. his family working with civil rights attorney john burress. the violence has gotten so bad the last two nights, the national guard has been called out to assist police. and stay with kpix5 as we continue to cover the ongoing protests. we are streaming on cbsn bay area around the clock. you can watch it any time on kpix.com or the cbs news app. >>> a standoff involving oakland police and a man with a rifle going into its 12th hour. he is barricaded inside his home with two young children inside. now before 6:00 this morning, an officer on patrol heard shots near the corner of 57th avenue and harmon. the man was firing from a window. his wife managed to escape, but a six-year-old and an eight- year-old were still inside. behavior health and mental health officers were working to try to get him to surrender peacefully. >>> and we are following a developing situation here. chopper 5 over a large brush fire in sissoon city. we saul several homes along kellogg street fire, some of them dest

his officer thought the 22 year-old shawn much rosa had a gun, but later discovered that he had a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket kron four's michelle kingston talk tomorrows as sisters who say they need answers. >>sean monroe says sisters, ashley in michelle police officers still have not told their family that their brother was shot and killed. they say they're angry and disgusted by the thing that hurts the most is just to know that. >>this cop shot him from a vehicle how how do you feel threatened. >>you're the one with the guy with the gun during a card to find a windshield michelle in ashley monterroso say their brother was a provider hard working in an active community member he was very humble. >>smart's we and it's just very tragic that his saw has been stolen from us the police officers responded to a walgreens parking lot after receiving calls for a possible looting taking place at the pharmacy early tuesday morning when they arrived to cars took off one of the vehicle striking a police cruiser the 22 year-old shawn monterroso was not in one of those cars, but instead police s

. >> reporter: killed was 22-year- old shawn monterosa of san francisco. his family is working with civil rights attorney john buress and some vallejo residents were on hand to reject the chief's description of the shooting. >> the police have been historically violent in the city. >> reporter: and the city as a whole has now seen two nights of violence. >> there was a sniper on the intwo nights in a row because of this. i have an eight-year-old. all she heard was gunshots. >> reporter: jenny has been collecting the nonlethal weapons discharged by police during confrontations right outside her home. those led to the brief deployment of the national guard overnight. >> last night, the guards were placed in different areas. to guard different areas. they are now policing the city. >> reporter: vallejo is hoping for a deescalation after the past two nights. >> and i would assume they would come back, i would hope, to protest again peacefully. but, i don't want to see anybody getting hurt. >> reporter: okay, andria borba was talking about the mission having a

people gathered to protest the death of shawn. they started at city hall. before marching through the streets and stopping at the walgreens where he was shot and killed by a police officer tuesday morning. >> inanracoamil ie people at the 24th and mission bart station to remember the 22 yoerld. attorney general announced they will review pomss and practices. he was shot and killed by an 18 year veteran responding to looting at the store. the union represented the officer says he crouched into a tactical shooting position and went for his waistband. the union says the officer opened fire as last resort to protect himself from imminent death or jour. investigators found a hammer but no gun. officials say that unnamed officer and his children are receiving death threats. >> tomorrow george floyd will be honored in north carolina. ahead of the funeral service in houston set for tuesday. it follows an emotional week full of community rally and protest. >> minneapolis tonight there are signs of peace. state troopers rea signed elsewhere. there's no curfew. the sc

he was a peaceful man. >> reporter: thank you so much, shawn. and, craig, i want to take you a little ways just to show you, i met a woman earlier who told me i couldn't go out to protest but i wanted to come here because she had underlying conditions but wanted to come here. there's a note that says dear giana, can i be your friend? that's his 6-year-old daughter. when we talk about the level of community we're seeing here in the third ward we're seeing for this family, that is so representative of what we've been seeing here in houston throughout the days, craig. >> that is touching. priscilla thompson, thank you. thank you for that. >>> less than two hours from now, another memorial service for george floyd will get under way in brooklyn, new york. his brother, terrance floyd, will lead that service followed by a march over the brooklyn bridge. ali velshi is in brooklyn for us this morning. take us through what that service and what that march is going to look like in brooklyn. >> reporter: as you know, craig, the protest activity in new york

the announcement also comes more than a week after the death of 22 year-old shawn monterrosa who was fatally shot by vallejo police back on june 2nd. >>california is getting rid of its 0 bail policy went into effect to reduce jail populations and lower the risk of spreading covid-19 and was met, was strong opposition from law enforcement the policy is going to be removed on june 20th but courts will be allowed to keep the policy if they feel it's appropriate. it's 6.21 coming up major layoffs are coming to school employees in sandra fell. we'll tell you why. and we're going to tell you what the weather and traffic are like on this thursday morning. there are a lot more cars. >>can see the trickle is increasing isn't it day by road.. the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers. if you need a new equinox, get 0% apr for 72 months or, four thousand f

we've gone through the shawn belle situation, we've gone through the after math of diallo and we went through crown heights, the gavin cato death and then we went through the aftermath of crown heights. it was a whole report done on crown heights that studied what happened, there was four or five days of riots. so we have done this. this is been there and done that for police. the police officers know how to do it. these are the best. now, a police officer needs support. they need the right deployment, they need to be empowered, they need the capacity to do their job and know they're backed out and if they're out there they could do what they have to do. if they have to arrest somebody, they have to arrest somebody and they have to have the right gear. so they have to get the support that they need. but they're -- it is not about the nypd. and by the way, one other point, forget everything else, it is about getting results, right. i'm here to get things done and make life better for people. we got results. last night was a much, much better night than the night before. so it worked. w

. >> reporter: molly and shawn are feeling the squeeze. >> our grocery bill has gone up probably 20% to 30%. >> reporter: the seattle family with two growing boys now eating every meal at home is reworking their budget. >> you start really looking at your bills and you're like, wow, this is starting to be painful. >> reporter: that pain is real. the cost of groceries spiked yet again in may, these prices soaring nearly 11% in just a month poultry, fish and eggs up nearly 4%. compared to a year ago, it's even higher. a dozen eggs up nearly 21%, and beef up 17% more as several meat processing plants get back up to speed after shutdowns due to covid safety concerns, the price hike also driven by pressure on the supply chain to keep up with grocery store demands as people keep eating and cooking at home. >> reporter: are you making any different choices, then, on where you go shopping? >> oh, yeah, 100%. we try to buy in bulk now. i have parents local, and they will buy a thing of ribs or whatever is on sale and we'll go in with it on them. we'll split things >> reporter: menu prices wil

comes in light of recent controversial officer-involved shootings, including the death of 22 year-old shawn monterroso early tuesday morning shot by a vallejo police officer, the officer fired through his windshield. he says monterroso ran towards the car brought his hands above his waist are revealing what the officer officer thought was the of a gun, but he had in fact been carrying a 15 inch hammer. following 2 weeks of protests over the death of george floyd governor newsome is calling for some immediate changes to police policies, ashley zavala has that story. >>black community does not need to change. we need to change governor gavin newsome friday directed california's police officer training program to stop teaching the carotid hold a restraint which blocks the flow of blood from the brain the governor even went on to say he will sign a proposed law to prohibit police from using the stranglehold technique in california that has no place any longer. >>the 21st century. after seeing more than a week's worth of images of tear gas and rubber bullet use newsome also announced he's puttin

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this after several police shootings including the death of shawn monterosa on tuesday. the 22-year-old was shot as police arrived at a walgreens after reports of looting. he was kneeling just outside that store when an officer shot him, saying he thought a hammer in his pocket was a gun. the review will recommend improvements for use of force procedure, antibias and community policing, acould want ability by focusing of training, community expectations. earlier today hundreds of people gathered in san francisco's mission district calling for justice after his death. he was a lifelin francisco. otesroto o ouhis name. lobr spngrt to that money would be reinvested to support the city's black community. the police officers association is against the cuts saying it could slow response times. >>> nearly three weeks after george floyd's death, the city council in minneapolis has passed a restraining order against the police department. among the items in the temporary order a ban on police. this comes as the minneapolis police department faces three separate investigations, tw