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. >>> a bay area wal-mart shopper stunned. the ultimatum that he says he received from store workers and why the company is on damage control tonight. >>> a surprise announcement during a town hall on police reform. why one bay area chief is calling it quits. >> it is obvious to me i lost the trust of the city council. >> right now at the kpix5 news at 7:00 and streaming on bcsn bay area. massive marchs around the area celebrating juneteenth. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the turnout unlike anything we have seen in years past. there were gatherings in san jose, marchs in san francisco, and a big, big festival in oakland. kpix5's andria borba is at lake merritt were thousands are celebrating at a rally right now. >> reporter: well as you can see, there are thousands of people gathered. they don't plan on leaving any time soon. they are out here to celebrate their heritage and how far they have come from where their ancestors were. across the bay area, juneteenth, the bay african- american slaves became emancipated was

liz: breaking news, wal-mart and the ceo of wal-mart has just released a pretty extraordinary statement. he is saying that the company needs to go further in hiring african-american associates across all levels and positions. i'm looking at this right now, and i just want to read you one quick line from this. he says -- it's a very long letter. i was talking to former wal-mart associate this week who is african-american, she told me of her time at wal-mart, gave me examples where she experienced slight injustices, but she so much wanted to avoid playing the so called race card that she didn't speak up, but they kept piling up, these injustices, and, you know, he really looked at this. he listened, and he says that's what we're going to do. we're going to listen. we're going to change. we will focus on transparent si in our practices -- transparency in our practices. we are committed to fair pay amongst all our associates. wal-mart is one of the laggards at the moment, been going on pretty much all day, down about 2% at the moment. at the moment the dow is up 420. that would be wal-mart

callers called 911 claiming the man was running around wal-mart with a baseball bat. police body cam video shows what unfolded. it may be hard to watch. taylor was tazed by officers not once, but twice. moments before, he was shot and killed. police say they had to open fire because taylor continued to wave the bat used too much force too quickly. >> i'm here because of the way the news media has treated our family. it's like you didn't think he has family. he has family. i'm his grandmother. i loved him with all of my heart. >> we will have continuing coverage of this story coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, hayward police have released body cam footage of a police shooting that happened during a reported looting june 1. take a look. [ indiscernible ] >> shots fired! shots fired! >> this chaotic scene unfolding at a parking lot. officers were detaining two men inside a parked car when a gold ford suddenly made a u-turn towards the officer. one officer claims to have opened fire at the car believing the driver was trying to hit him. the 17-year-old driver from s

to recycle trash he and 60 other residents from wal-mart collect up we cycle of the waste from around the township every friday they bring it to the retreat recycling store. every. point which he can then exchange for food clothing and other items. d'angelo found at the project as a way of helping the community. so people think that thrown away means that it just goes away but we have a lot of people that live in those away places that live close to tips and places where garbage collectors. isn't a fair living condition for anyone so and so africa we're really trying to change that because our. housing is very close to those areas so we want them to be the best areas they can be people are going to live in. retreat gives the waste reclaimers much more than what the commercial recycling firms offer room the project is financed by private donations and the sale of the recyclable waste. thanks to retreat collecting recyclables has become a recognized job in wal-mart providing a modest but vital income. people around me and anybody. who. look after the business of the thing with. too much

that they receive for dangerous conditions unions are urging large companies such as amazon and wal-mart to change their policies share brittani has more. the u.s. has major food retailers like wal-mart amazon whole foods trader dru's and krueger don't release estimates of how many of their workers have contracted prove it 19 how many have become ill and how many have died but the food and commercial workers union estimates 10000 sick or exposed to the virus and dozens of deaths amongst those that represents some of america's largest companies have refused to release this information or in the case of mammals i have attempted to silence workers were brave enough to speak about it for its part craig which owns several u.s. supermarket chains instituted hazard pay at the end of march but called it here i'm paying an extra 2 dollars an hour thank you for being a hero together we are the best put to the shopping with some workers here on pay and in mid may replaced by a $1.00 off bonus of between 2 and 400 dollars we are total targets sitting ducks for the virus and their risk is why we dese

at the target or wal-mart because they buy things in bulk from overseas they are able to afford a much lower price point so yes now given the coronavirus and the fact that most consumers are strapped for cash at this point given the high unemployment rate they're less likely to want to focus on the smaller mom and shop even if they want to support it simply because they do not have the wall of budget in order to in order to make these contributions they much rather have to focus on these consumer staples that are necessary in order to maintain households and the only people who are going to benefit from that is as we said the big giant wal-mart target c.v.s. amazon and these are the consumer staple names that you seen rallying at the stay at home trader on wall street. hilary similar question for you since some of your clients are small businesses are you emphasizing to them to project their personality. well it's actually yes the one big key for any business regardless of size is personalization and experience the experience will aspect is something that amazon will never deliver we h

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facebook workplace and what it is is it gives an employer like wal-mart or starbucks those are 2 companies who are using this their employees can log into their facebook workplace and it's like a regular facebook interface except it's only for those employees so they can talk to each other about work related items they can you know talk about what happened on the shift and things like that but management and this is how facebook pitched it management at those companies has the ability to filter out certain words basically what they called content control by doing that by preventing certain words from popping up like in their presentation they said unionize the union i don't use those words they actually can control the flow of these conversations and almost influence the way these employees are thinking and speaking of this the you love this part of starbucks right starbucks of the they're they're the new progressive businesses young hip they're using the product ok you've got wal-mart you'd expect that campbell soup yeah they're using the product but here's the point the ugly part of this

they're they're the new progressive businesses young hip they're using the product ok you've got wal-mart you'd expect that campbell soup yeah they're using the product but here's the point the ugly part of this story there's so many a good parts but one ugly part was they were using this they would get in a group of c.e.o.'s or whoever is make a management decisions and say look this is what we're selling you they were equivocal we're selling you this so you can spy people then they get caught right spokesman says oh no no no this was just an idea we haven't ever launched this well there's talk was well this is a feature only in early development you think well that's you know we already have companies that are currently using this fall with the intercept is the reporter here he knows what he's talking about he did a phenomenal job really an end to this as well as a brilliant reporter leaf and we did a story last week when he was victimized by survive on one of his coworkers because he said something that the coworker thought was politically incorrect this is a great reporter here so he'

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>>well we have breaking news from overnight robin wal-mart caught fire after reports of looting in san diego and san leandro rather the stores on davis street in san leandro it happened about 10 o'clock last night. and firefighters say the propane tanks exploded inside the store and then you can see the flames shooting through the roof of the building no one was injured in this fire and according to firefighters looters went to the store last night this video you can see items knocked off shelves scattered on the floor. >>firefighters working to put out some hot spots this morning also figure out the exact cause of the fire. and this is video out of san carlos on the peninsula kron 4 a viewer sent us this video saying that his jewelry store had been looted. >>this is on laurel street in san carlos where there's broken windows and display cases as well, the owner tells us no one was injured, but looters did get away with some merchandise. >>and over to the finance law. now police in coma say that 15 people broke into a best buy store and got away with more than a $100,000 worth of merch

spanning 6 counties new details tonight on the gunman who killed one person and injured 4 others at a wal-mart distribution center in red bluff. >>authorities say 31 year-old luis lane was a former employee who was fired after failing up to show for it show up for his shift back in february of 2019. >>officials say was seen driving around the parking lot several times yesterday before crashing his vehicle into the building the car caught on the fire he hopped out took out a semiautomatic rifle and police say started firing shots used eventually shot by police and taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, 45 year-old martin haro lozano was killed in the gunfire. no motive for the shooting has been released in a south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital it happened about 1130 last night at risk goes can cooed restaurant on alum rock avenue next to the entrance to highway one oh one. >>when officers arrived they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay, but the search for the gunm

he's seen here holding a baseball bat inside a local wal-mart. >> they claim my son had mental illness, but the way that our police should be reformed is to help people with illnesses. >> reporter: family members say he wasn't a danger and they want the officer who shot him held accountable. >> they committed a crime. they murdered my grandson. if you murdered somebody you'd be in jail. you wouldn't be walking around going home to your family. >> reporter: pd said the officer who shot taylor is still on administrative leave. the second responding officer is back to full duty. their names have not yet been released. >> the officers have received some death threats against them, their families, and we just want to make sure those threats are frivolous in nature don't pose any credibility before the names are released. >> reporter: lieutenant ted henderson says the city hasreac office for an independent review. >>> and san francisco city hall is lit up blue, white and pink for transgender awareness. tonight and tomorrow night it will be lit up in rainbow colors for pride weekend. >>> the

taylor was shot and killed by a police officer inside a san leandro wal-mart back in april. and taylor's family says that officer needs to be held >> reporter: steven taylor, his family is fighting to keep him on the mind. >> i am sad, my heart hurts that we have to go through this too much down the road. too much. ng.still haven't gotten his we still haven't gotten the call from the department. >> reporter: so they took their demands to police headquarters. body cam footage from april 18th shows the moments before an officer fired at 33-year-old taylor. he's seen here holding a baseball bat inside a local wal-mart. >> they claim my son had mental illness -- but the way that our police should be reformed is to help people with illnesses. >> reporter: family members say he wasn't a danger, and they want the officer whoaccoe. they commi a c th murdere grandomodbe y'd in jail. you wouldn't be walking around going home to your family. >> reporter: pd says the officer who shot taylor is still on administrative leave. the second responding officer is back to full duty. their names

. >>> a bay area wal-mart shopper stunned.imatum that he says he received from store workers and why the company is on damage control tonight. >>> a surprise announcement during a town hall on police reform. why one bay area chief is calling it quits. >> it is obvious to me i lost the trust of the city council. >> right now at the kpix5 news at 7:00 and streaming on bcsn bay area. massive marchs around the area celebrating juneteenth. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the turnout unlike anything we have seen in s

now for the safety of their employees try to protect their property as does include target to also wal-mart amazon has adjusted some of its roots and delayed some to avoid certain neighborhoods so its drivers can stay safe and apple has decided to go ahead and just keep some stores close. it started reopening some. >>and the past week or 2 and it's just cited in some places to keep those store shot now the wall street journal reports manufacturers are racing to crank out hand sanitizer masks in clear plastic dividers like the glass that are emerging as necessities for businesses to reopen the alcohol use and sanitizer has tripled in price since january and wait times for plexiglass sheeting know measured in months rather than weeks. well, some businesses you reopen some customers are noticing a coronavirus surcharge rate covid-19 surcharge on their bills it started with restaurants, adding a small usually a couple bucks or less it was a fee to cover their additional cost but now more businesses are doing it's lawns and a dentist office says this is a the surcharges pay for extra safety equi

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>>a wal-mart spokesperson issued a statement to fox 40 in response to this incident saying maintainingustomer and associate safety remains our top priority. we encourage customers to be expecially mindful of one another during the unprecedented time and it here to recommendations and guidance that we all use face coverings in public places well current says things could have been handled differently by management at the store she's using this video to inform others, you wear a mask e which i have mine. >>and if you don't think you can't come in and i get it. >>that are a lot of police chief says officers first came out to the business for trespassing concerns, but he says he wants everyone to work together to help stop the spread of covid-19 reporting interlock charmaine nero. >>change in the coronavirus it could make it much more infectious mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>it's a mutation that scientists have been worried about for weeks now a study suggests the new coronavirus has mutated in a way that gives it 4 to 5 times more spikes those spikes make it more stab

she is urning major retailers like wal-mart, target and whole foods to make that same commitment. black people make up nearly 15% of the population according to the most recent census estimates. >>> and "gone with the wind" is gone with hbo max but it has surfaced as the number one bestseller somewhere else. >> pulled from the hbo max streaming library yesterday for its, quote, racist stereotypes and depictions. it stars vivien leigh, clark gable. the oscar-winning film adapted from a novel set during the civil war and reconstruction era removed "gone with the wind" and it jumped to the number one spot of amazon's bestsellers' sales chart. hbo released a statement saying these racist depictions were wrong then and they are wrong today and we felt that to keep this title up without an explanation and denouncement of those depictions would be irresponsible. >>> a san francisco teacher came up with an idea to help the undocumented immigrants we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100%

police got the call last night that dozens of people were trying to break into the wall mart at the wal-mart at the tiptop mall. look closely. you can see one of the alleged looters nearly step in front of the on coming police car. the looters broke the front glass but could not get past wooden palettes that were stacked up at the entrance. >>> the governor had a rag, bottle of spray and a brush and the bay area as well, we have seen regular people coming out to clean up after the acts of vandalism. >>> we're all going to be looking for the shade and bottles of water tomorrow that is the number one item. >> that will be hot work out there. it was already hot this afternoon and hotter tomorrow. our mini heat wave. the only thing mini about it is how long it is going to last. the peak of the heat wave is going to be tomorrow as the big area of high pressure dominates our weather. so let's take a look at the up close satellite perspective. we have seen high clouds kind of floating up from the south. you can get a view as we look south. temperatures all over the place, which is typical for this

to talk to you sir can you tell us what role no wal-mart fears. and why why are there all by no i thought arms had run a wildlife and according to the government you're not supposed to be trading in wildlife lawsuits woman. are you admitting ask the government are you saying you're doing nothing wrong. and i have no comment. also to jumble passbook jumbo is that your company. company. or several companies to help you including rona wildlife do you no comment. sir are you still involved in the trade directing an endangered species. that. you understood one of his workers along with his wife tries to stop us from filming out there so you've served time in jail sir wall grows increasingly aggressive obligations while we're on public property sir so we're out there because i'm here on public property don't push us or you're on public property. or we're on the property. just as quickly though the bats are certain can you tell us what this box is for. search these are serious questions we understand that you have served time for a number of these crimes

based initiatives are working with local people in wal-mart to prevent the township from drowning in brothers. one of them is retreat this social empowerment project works with waste pickers like. to recycle trash he and 60 other residents from walmart collect wasteful around the township every friday they bring it to the retreat recycling store. every. points which he can vent exchange for food clothing and other items. found at the project as a way of helping the community. people think that thrown away means that it just goes away but we have a lot of people that live in those away places that live close to tips and places where garbage collectors but they are living conditions for anyone so we're really trying to change that because our. housing is very close to those areas so we want them to be the best areas people are going to live in them. retreat gives the waist reclaimers much more than what the commercial recycling firms offer them the project is financed by private donations and the sale of the recyclable waste thanks to retreat collecting recyclables has become a recogni

about 150 people demonstrated in front the wal-mart on hesperia drive where 33-year-old taylor was tased and shot and killed by police in april. officers were responded to calls of taylor threatening people in the store with a baseball bat. at the protest today, t his mot says taylor had mental health issues and should not have been shot. >> my heart is overwhelmed. i'm still in mourning. but i'm grateful. i'm grateful that we can keep his name alive. >> the san leandro city council voted monday night to ask the state attorney general to investigate the shooting, coming up at 6:00, we're going to hear more from the taylor family. >>> millions of people around the world tuned in today for the memorial of george floyd. tears were shed but promises were made. >> promises for immediate action. let's go to raj mathai who watched today some powerful moments. raj? >> really powerful, janelle and jessica, so many people are involved. what really strikes me are the suburbs. i live here on the peninsula. i've grown up here. and this is something we rarely see. we don't see protests in this neighbo

headlines reports from california say that 2 people have been killed and 4 injured in a shooting at a wal-mart distribution center in the town of red bluff according to workers at the facility the gunman rammed his vehicle into the building before opening fire the attacker was reportedly shot and killed by police it is not clear what his motives were. i. i. scuffles broke out between protesting entertainment industry workers and police officers in rome on saturday actors dancers set designers and artists took the streets to demand financial help from the government many have had their livelihoods wiped out by the pandemic and due to the nature of their profession struggle to access welfare support. russia's northern capital was treated to a spectacular fireworks display on saturday as part of an annual festival marking the end of the school year this year though people had to watch on t.v. or online as the night sky above the gulf of finland is with colored up. over a 1000 european politicians have signed a letter condemning israel's plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank the parliamen

from cal in california that say that 2 people have been killed and 4 injured in a shooting at a wal-mart distribution center in the town of red bluff now according to workers at the facility the gunman ran his vehicle into the building before opening fire the attacker was shot and killed by police it is not known what the motives were police of course are investigating at this time. all right the u.s. has seen another record daily increase in 1000 cases within the country registering more than 45000 new infections on friday those figures were revealed by johns hopkins university now the u.s. still holds the record for the most to global infections with almost 2 and a half 1000000 cases the latest surge has forced several states including texas and florida to suspend plans to reopen despite that though president trump claims his country is coping well with the pandemic and we have the greatest testing program in the world we've developed it over a period. and we're up to almost 30000000 tests that means we can have more cases if we do want to test or if we didn't test we wouldn't have cas

>>a wal-mart spokesperson issued a statement to fox 40 in response to this incident saying maintaining customer and associate safety remains our top priority. we encourage customers to be expecially mindful of one another during the unprecedented time and it here to recommendations and guidance that we all use face coverings in public places. well current says things could have been handled differently by management at the store she's using this video to inform others, you wear a mask e but i have mine. >>and if you don't think you can't come in and i get it. >>that are a lot of police chief says officers first came out to the business for trespassing concerns, but he says he wants everyone to work together to help stop the spread of covid-19 reporting interlock charmaine nero fox 40 news. >>coming up next morning news, the trump administration is suing former national security adviser john bolton. why the president says that bolten cannot publish any of their discussions in his new book. and also make sure you join us wednesday at 09:00pm for an live town hall this is what mayors all

last month so this is for april warehouse clubs and super centers so if you're working at amazon or wal-mart there are plenty of jobs available central bank number 2 adding jobs so it takes a lot of effort to parent we print that i guess i could be employed i could start working part time. or work troughton or talk about their problem go to it or pick a bottle of. booze do it and finally americans are doing something surprising with their money right now gretchen howard c.e.o. of robin to describe the spike in deposits of $1200.24 reflecting the amount and stimulus many individuals and couples received during the week of april 13th so people are again bread and circuses they love joining the speculative bubble and they also along with fed the fed buying all these junk bonds they were buying warren buffet's bags they were buying stanley druckenmiller bags they were buying carl icahn bad he don't hurt guess who is buying it was robin hood apps people with the free free money from the fed the fed knew you're going to give it to carl icahn and warren buffett and duck and miller to exit right wel

so nobody knows for sure what is going to happen if activists like famous activists like joshua wal-mart and me will get it eventually so nobody knows for sure what's going to happen but it surely marks the end of the wine country to a system that it's a devastating blow to the judicial independence of hong kong and they fear that the law generates is the most scary part because people are now very afraid to speak up they're not sure if they should come out to the street tomorrow for the 1st of july march and their freedom of speech freedom of assembly it's going to disappear and we're afraid the congress will practice all censorship so that no old freedom of speech and they will be very afraid to speak out so this is a really devastating blow to our liberty and another thing it's also foreigners actually and danger by the loss of all whoever bush who is showing sympathy towards the movement or participated in those supporting rallies and other countries may be held responsible once they set it on college china so it's actually very dangerous well not only hong kong it's also foreigners

and who shot and killed one person and heard 4 others at a wal-mart distribution center near reading. >>was a former employee authorities say that louis lane was fired after failing to show up for his shift in february of 2019. they say that he was seen driving around the parking lot several times on saturday before crashing right into the building the car then caught fire. lane hopped out took a semiautomatic rifle and just started firing. he was eventually shot by police taken to a los local hospital where he was pronounced dead, 45 year-old martin tara lorenzo was also killed in the gunfire, no motive have been released. starbucks is pausing all social media advertising for now the discussion put particular financial pressure on facebook starbucks spent nearly $95 million last year on facebook starbucks says the move is happening as the coffee giant is holding internal discussions about stopping hate speech. a civil rights group recently launched an ad boycotting against facebook boycotting facebook with the hashtag stop hate for profit. starbucks has not signaled it was formally j

>>so it's good that today coming up in the next hour, a wal-mart caught fire and several other businesses were damaged by looters and protesters in the east bay we'll take a look at that damage coming up in a live report. plus we're live in san francisco with the latest on the protests and looting that happened in the city after a peaceful protest turned violent overnight and several bart stations are close all across the bay area due to civil disturbance will tell you which ones coming up in the next hour. duracell optimum will be right where you need them... today. tomorrow. the day after that. and the day after that...day...after...day... packaging designed to make storage easier. duracell optimum. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 5. >>it was another night of unrest across the country and the bay area you're taking a look at video from walnut creek showing people marching in looting at the broadway plaza sunday night protesters angry over the death of george floyd who died while in police custody in minnesota. good morning, everybody, it's monday june first thanks for join us o

back to the west coast of the us that is then trucked across to the east coast where it's sold into wal-mart then driven to the buyers are going home then falls apart in 4 months at which point the owner throws it into the garbage and buys a new ugly table while the planet breaks out into called sweat and vomiting. the whole process has been turned by economists death by ugly table we should probably stop doing that to. but also we need to plant trees and one group of stupid awesome people are actually doing it on land north of toronto that previously burned in a while in a wild fire drones are hovering over fields and firing seed pods into the ground planting native pine and spruce trees to help restore habitat for birds last forests of the canadian startup behind the project plans to use its technology to plant 40000 trees in the area this month they believe they will be able to plant a 1000000000 trees by drone in the next 8 years of course there is one problem when the. trees mature are you going to tell them the parents are. instead of down and go well one night it was late and the eart

the last hour, a devastated family demanding justice for a man shot and killed inside an east bay wal- martncerned about the police brutality! we're concerneds about the mayor didn't give a [ bleep ]! >> it seemed like a lot of scrambling the last couple of days. >>> we're live with the businesses rushing to reopen until san francisco's mayor hit the pause button. >>> what's behind the big push tonight to rename several streets? one of in one of the city's busiest areas? >> i think it perpetuates it. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, the family of the man shot and killed by police

people i've had to go retrain to get a job i could get a job anywhere i made i could push carts in wal-mart but you get past the age and because we're moving out of all the things that help the middle class back then survive which is industrial production factory like it to a tight unit you're not saying and i don't want to get the platform to you're not saying learn code are you. i'm not but i'll never learn god but again i'm not from that era i think i'm like i can turn the computer right ok. under 5 minutes they have my camera right so i mean i got louder i mean richard i mean i i was in academia for a long time and one of the reasons why i left is that most of the things taught at the university are junk and don't prepare people for the future ok i mean it's a lot of you know it's virtues signaling and you feel good about yourself and everybody wants so she'll just listen and i guess some of those people are employed right now all across the country ok and i find it really of this whole culture war i think it's so damaging i think we need to have a deeper meaningful conversation and i w

that they did other stuff but you know when i go online and we order i don't know something from wal-mart or something right and when we fill it out we put in our credit card and then they take the credit card this company is responsible for being the go between between the brand or the product that you're buying the bank that you're using that's associated with your get a card and then of course it's making sure that you get it from the back it's like an online that's hard oh beg. exactly that's what their debts what they're saying they were doing so how do you know where the money is you know it's that's probably one of the problems that we're facing today not just with this company that's why your point is such a good one. it's opaque so when they look at their own i say well how do you make your money they go trust me we've got so much money because we've got to deal with this but i got this bank of that back and it's all of that's grow and we've got about 1000000000 here and 1000000000 there they don't have the certainly have to show it and that's the problem here that it may be too

and wal-mart all temporarily closed some of its stores are cross the country nearly 5000 national guard soldiers and airmen were deployed in 15 states and in washington d.c. and more than 4000 protests were arrested actually banks is reporting from minneapolis. my dear any of the people who are divorced lloyd was killed by her job in the boat a week ago today great. well there are about 50 to 75 people who are looking down flour or something at all ready to leave for those who knew him and they feel that he was clearly a good part of my life actually he still got a good 5 limbs and try to turn to me and i want to see the atmosphere right now is a little different from what it was a lot of the night you know there are people there just taking the picture and walking around the water at least trying to remember mr george leads the life of you know it's pretty hard to imagine any way that they could be when you got what was it 90 minutes of video watching them standing around with a guy slowly dies i mean you know i was you are wrong that it was surreal and not a lot of follow real words i