(pkg) amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. off

amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. off

amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't armed. he was essentially naked when he was confronted by officers. off

a stranger knocked him in the head and then used sommer's own trekking pole to beat him repeatedly onthe ground. "afterwards i realized he had splintered the trekking pole into many pieces."sommer had minor head trauma, and has pretty much healed up at this point.but the most devastating memory he has, was the silence he heard during the attack. nobody was calling out to the attacker to tell him to stop. and though three women did later come to help the 71- year-old, and another man chased the attacker downsommer says we need to be a culture of good samartians, and find our voices."all we have to do is visualize that we could have been that stranger who was attacked." bart police arrested the man suspected of beating sommer just a little while after the attack.now, perhaps extra officers in and around the trainswill prevent the same type of violence from happening in the first place. deputy chief ed alvarez says you shouldn't feel any less safe on bart than anywhere else in the bay area, calling the transit system 'a microcosm of the community we serve.'live in studio, spencer blake,

the stranger was hitting sommer with his own walking stick.(reporter)"sommer was so close to the exit and yet so far from getting help in the moment he was being beaten. he says amidst all the hubbub of the bart station, he didn't hear anyone calling for the attacker to stop."later he did get help from three women who came to his side.another man helped chase down the suspect, who was later arrested.but finding a voice to safely confront an attacker is something sommer says could help fight off crime on bart. "we need to actually become a culture of good samaritans." after bart police released surveillance images of an assault suspect monday and made an arrest two hours later, this 71-year-old victim thinks releasing images should be standard practice."i'm not sure why they wouldn't. i don't know what their reasoning is."with good samaritans stepping in to stop attacks, and more officers out to prevent violence, perhaps bart's spike in crimewill only be temporary.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) tonight we've learned th

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the stranger was hitting sommer with his own walking stick.(reporter)"sommer was so close to the exit and yet so far from getting help in the moment he was being beaten. he says amidst all the hubbub of the bart station, he didn't hear anyone calling for the attacker to stop."later he did get help from three women who came to his side.another man helped chase down the suspect, who was later arrested.but finding a voice to safely confront an attacker is something sommer says could help fight off crime on bart. "we need to actually become a culture of good samaritans." after bart police released surveillance images of an assault suspect monday and made an arrest two hours later, this 71-year-old victim thinks releasing images should be standard practice."i'm not sure why they wouldn't. i don't know what their reasoning is."with good samaritans stepping in to stop attacks, and more officers out to prevent violence, perhaps bart's spike in crimewill only be temporary.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (robin) one of the two defendant

i think the news le sommer also had something to do with it. have suffered foot damage because of ill fitting or unsuitable shoes. so if you're preparing to buy new shoes your little ones before they go back to school, you might want to watch this next report. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been to meet one family and get advice that could help avoid big problems for little feet. ready? ready. steady? yeah. steady. go! we are with the kelly family in whitby and we are on the hunt for... shoes. expensive? definitely. feet grow into all the age of 21 and with three children and two stepchildren, amy has a lot of shoes to buy. their feet seem to grow so fast! definitely! chase's do especially, he's got like a super massive big toe that's got a mind of its own! when was the last time you had your kids' feet measured? i'm going to have to be honest, i don't know if i've ever had any of them measured ever. so this is it, this is the lot? this is it. let me ask you, these all fit? i hope so. laughter let's find out! because today we are bringing in th