specifically, in the case against walgreens, a court ruled that walgreens was liable. the court found walgreens overdispensed the drugs without the proper due diligence, and that walgreens failed to identify, report and halt suspicious prescriptions. walgreens released a statement saying it disputes its role in the opioid epidemic, and the settlement is no admission of fault. it went on the say the settlement allows us to focus on our mission of reimagining health care and well-being for our patient, customer, and communities. joining us now, san francisco city attorney david chew. david, nice to have you back on the program. why go after pharmacies this way? what role do they play? we talk about overprescribing here. is that why you went after them? >> it is. we have seen so much tragic suffering on our streets. and it's easy to blame folks in front of us. but the reality is some of the most profitable companies in the world engineered this health crisis. in the 1990s, there were certain pharmaceutical companies that created very dangerous, addictive prescription opio

the last remaining dpept --department by the end of the trial was walgreens. walgreens gave short trip for 15 years , its pharmacies failed due diligence many written by suspicious prescribers. evidence presented a trial made it clear that walgreens chain in san francisco which had a history of failing to comply with federal regulations, filled a significant volume of illegitimate prescriptions and contribute today opioid distribution and made the situation worse in san francisco than it would have otherwise been. today we have secured a 230 million dollars settlement with walgreens coming out of this lawsuit which is the largest award to a local jurisdiction against a local department in the country. we will receive 57 million dollars by next june of 2024 and then the vas majority of the settlement over the next 8 years, over 175 million by 2030. as points of comparison, if we had not brought this lawsuit, we would only be receiving our allocated share of national litigation which would have been about 15 million dollars. this settlement is over 15 times what

what does this mean for walgreens customers? >> reporter: good morning, laura. walgreens customers who received those theranos blood tests from the stores in california and in arizona could be reimbursed for those tests. this is after walgreens announced -- they didn't announce, we saw in the court documents they reached a tentative settlement in this class action lawsuit that was filed against them. and this is that three-page court documents. it's a notice of settlement filed yesterday in the u.s. district court in arizona. the plaintiffs in the suit against walgreens claim the chain was, quote, willfulfully blind to the fraud at the company theranos, which had a partnership with walgreens to offer blood tests at its stores. documents show lawyers will submit a request in about three weeks. terms of the settlement have not been disclosed. >> if you were misdiagnosed by a theranos blood test and you suffered damages, that would not be encompassed in this lawsuit, but you may have a private right against theranos and walgreens for that loss. this is really a con

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but here is walgreen's statement.say walgreen's disputes liability, and there is no admission of fault in the settlement agreement. we never manufactured or marketed opioids, nor did we distribute them to pill mills and internet pharmacies. did you want them to admit fault in this? >> i think the fact that they have agreed to pay our city $230 million says what it needs to say. it's the largest single award for any city in the country by one single opioid defendant. it came after a trial where a federal judge in his opinion documented exactly what walgreen's did in violating lawsuit and being part of the cycle of addiction. the fact of the matter is we see the suffering on our streets every day all across america. it's easy to blame the folks who are right in front of us. it's important to remember this were some of the most profitable companies in the world that engineered this health crisis and cycle of addiction. >> in terms of the rampant drug use that people have seen on the streets of san francisco. how much can

the companies involved settled except walgreens. the city accused the pharmacies of prescribing opioids even in red flag situations. today city attorney chu announced a settlement with the company, total value $230 million, paid out to the city over 14 years. walgreens in a statement noted the establishment is not an admission of fault. >> the evidence presented at trial made it clear that walgreens, the dominant retail pharmacy chain in san francisco which had a history of failing to comply with federal regulations, filled a significant volume of illegitimate opioid prescriptions. >> the money will go toward addressing the opioid crisis in the city. >>> up next, calling on the state to tackle the homeless crisis. big city mayors head to sacramento to address the need for housing. >>> plans moving forward after palo alto's gap stove ban almost scuttled plans for a famous chef's new restaurant. what the city is making an exception for. >>> after plenty of 70s in the south bay, things are beginning to drop this 68 in san jose with fog

can't hold nobody else responsible but the guard and walgreens for hiring him and letting him do that stuff to civilians. >> reporter: d.a. jenkins says the motive was self-defense. anthony told investigators brown repeatedly told him he had a knife, none was found. brown has thoughts why his transgender son was killed. >> because of the gender, what my son represented. why else would you do a person like that, no arms, not carrying no gun, no weapon, no nothing, then the way i heard he beat him and shot him, that's like a lynching. like a modern day lynching. for stealing, you know what i'm saying? i'm going to beat you, then kill you. that's how i look at it. >> reporter: as far as the d.a.'s decision not to file criminal charges -- >> you see the camera, no manslaughter, no nothing? no assault with a deadly weapon? no nothing? don't make no sense to me. it's cold murder and they just letting him get away with it. >> punched and punched, then choked. >> reporter: brown family attorney reenacting for noted civil rights attorney ben crump what happened the evening of the killing. crum

all companies involved settled by 2022 except walgreens. the city accused its pharmacies of prescribing opioids even in red flag situations. today, city attorney david chu announced the city had reached a settlement agreement with the company. total value, $230 million, which would be paid out to the city of san francisco over 14 years. in a statement today, walgreens noted the settlement is not a "admission of fault." >> the evidence presented at trial made it clear that walgreens, the dominant retail pharmacy chain in san francisco, which had a history of failing to comply with federal regulations, filled a significant volume of illegitimate opioid prescriptions. >> the money will go toward addressing the opioid crisis in san francisco. >>> the oakland fire department getting a major grant to help with much-needed hiring of firefighters. what the department has to do to avoid using that cash. >>> already endangered. california condors are being threateneded by a deadly strain of avian flu. the action being taken to protect them. >> i'm ch

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walgreens in the spotlight.ide san francisco board supervisors meeting, set to decide on a resolution that would call on the district attorney to release security camera videos this the shooting of banko brown. >> the d.a. decided at this time not to file criminal charges or release the video since this investigation remains open against that walgreens security guard who pulled the trigger. sergio quintana has more live. a lot of emotions in the city over this case, sergio. what's going on at this hour? >> reporter: public comment at board of supervisors has started, probably 159s ago. as is usually the case in controversial issues before the board of supervisors, people tend to get pretty impassioned. that is happening right now as they listen to public comment. the resolution is a response to calls from many in the community after the d.a. declined to press charges against a security guard who pulled the trigger in a shooting. community members say they want to see security camera video to make are their own m

the last remaining dpept --department by the end of the trial was walgreens.eens gave short trip for 15 years , its pharmacies failed due diligence many written by suspicious prescribers. evidence presented a trial made it clear that walgreens chain in san francisco which had a history of failing to comply with federal regulations, filled a significant volume of illegitimate prescriptions and contribute today opioid distribution and made the situation worse in san francisco than it would have otherwise been. today we have secured a 230 million dollars settlement with walgreens coming out of this lawsuit which is the largest award to a local jurisdiction against a local department in the country. we will receive 57 million dollars by next june of 2024 and then the vas majority of the settlement over the next 8 years, over 175 million by 2030. as points of comparison, if we had not brought this lawsuit, we would only be receiving our allocated share of national litigation which would have been about 15 million dollars. this settlement is over 15 times what we wo

it shows banko brown retreating out of walgreens when he was shot. the audio is also important here of this confrontation, but we don't hear that. what do we need to know? >> there is no audio associated with that video, and so it is. it's very difficult to watch. i had the same reaction that probably anyone who has watched that video has had initially. unfortunately as prosecutors, we don't have the ability to stop there. we have to review all of the evidence, and that's why we made a conscious decision to release the police interview with mr. anthony, the security guard, the body-worn camera footage of the police's initial interactions with him, as well as the witness statements contained in the police report because that is what gives context to the video. >> brooke, is it valid or fair for people to say if you're not going to press charges, why don't you and let the jury decide in this situation? >> that is not a fair request. our charging standard is not simply, let's just file charges and see what a jury decides. our charging standard is do we

but by far the walgreens settlement is the largest. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you for that livs report. >> another is city supervisor matt dorsey is asking for federal help to address the city's fentanyl crisis. he's introduced a resolution asking for a full force of operation overdrive. something former house speaker nancy pelosi has also been asking for operation overdrive would bring in federal help from the u.s. department of justice and the u.s. drug enforcement agency with focus on the supply side of the crisis. >> the fentanyl trafficking that right now have football and san francisco. level we've never seen before and it's costing was the most we've ever seen we need to do everything we can to disrupt, dismantle and target struck games, get them off. >> operation overdrive began in february 2022, it currently covers 57 cities, including atlanta and chicago and washington, d.c., the resolution by supervisor dorsey to endorse endorsed the program coming to san francisco

. >>> san francisco is getting a huge payout from walgreens. in 2018, the city sued several companies it accuses of worsening the opioid epidemic. all the companies involved settled by 2022 except for walgreens. today, city attorney david chu announced the city has reached a settlement agreement with the company. the total value is $230 million. it will be paid out to the city over 14 years. in a statement walgreens noted that the settlement is not a, quote, admission of fault. >> the evidence presented at trial made it clear that walgreens, the dominant retail pharmacy chain in san francisco, which had a history of failing to comply with federal regulations, filled a significant volume of illegitimate opioid prescriptions. >> that money is going to go toward addressing the opioid crisis in the city, in san francisco. >>> all right, my fellow moms, this story is for you. you're working hard at home and at the office, but you're paying for it literally. letters "today in the bay's" marcus washington with the numbers to prove it. >> reporter: man

walgreens. after he was allegedly caught shoplifting conference. dan kerman reports. >> one month ago banko brown was killed by a security guard after allegedly shoplifting from a downtown san francisco. walgreens. the security guard maintains it was self-defense. >> this was not self-defense. the attorney representing the family of banko brown says it was not self-defense. at a news conference friday, civil rights attorney john burris says he's filing a wrongful death lawsuit against walgreens. it security company and the security guard that shot and killed brown walgreens is responsible. it's bear blood. bancos blood. that's on very hot button on their conscience. not bare hands because they put in motion. behind the security guys and giving them instructions to stop people to confront people. >> with a shoplifting allegation is true or not. burress says security video shows the security guard beating brown putting him in a chokehold and then shooting brown after he exited the store. burress says this is not a case of self-defense and there was n

s office releasing documents and the surveillance video of a deadly shooting at a walgreens. and once again, saying there is not enough evidence to file criminal charges. good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we're actually going to be showing you portions of that video in just a bit. we're also tracking other stories today including forcing them out of their tents, the homeless camp clean up. ian cull will join us with why it's being done and where those people are going to go. >>> also, they are leaving the bay area. where are they moving to? scott budman will be joining us as well to break down the top five cities people are choosing over san francisco. and the teachers' strike is over. you may have heard about this one. it's a big relief of parents of thousands of students in oakland. we're going to talk about the agreement and when teachers will be back in the classroom. let's go ahead and begin with the high profile case out of san francisco. a security guard who shot and killed a suspected shoplifter at a walgreens will not face crim

. >>> breaking news at 3:00, we just got the surveillance video the deadly shooting in a walgreens case. why the da say the video supports her decision not to charge the guard who fired the gun. >>> let's go to the east bay, the oakland teacher strike is over, what we are learning abou the deal with the district, and what it took to get it done. >>> san jose's mayor outlined his plan to end san jose's homeless and comments and fight homelessness in the bay area. let's get to breaking news righ off the top. the video a lot of you were calling for to be released in the deadly shooting at us and for cisco walgreens, and markovic has been looking a the video, this is a big one. >> reporter: the da released the full insert investigation report into the death of danko brown. we want to warn you, yo might find this video difficult to watch but you can see brown in this video, in the white shirt and the security guard i dark clothing, they are scuffling at one point, anthon has brown pinned to the ground. he lets them go, then there is another confrontation, right i the doorway. that is when, n

a bunch of peopl steal from this walgreens every day. i know, because i used to be a loss prevention manager fo old navy for years. why this black young boy had to be taken away from something so senseles that everybody in this communit and everybody around san francisco nose. >> xavier said he last spoke to him a month ago when banko shared that he was experiencing hardships. >> you wanted to be a fashion designer and design clothes. he had a bright future. >> reporter: moreland is also black trans man. >> we are here and we are makin noise. we have been making nois for years. the situation is tha it is just really screwed up, the fact that we are here , and it is because one of our own were killed because they did no have access to resources. >> i hope for this walgreens to be shut down. the next thing i hope for is that these organizations that support integrity that is put into plac and how they run who gets beds and housing. >> to go back to the sequence o events, the rally happened by the community. charges were dropped against the

walgreens responded in quote, walgreens disputes liability and does not admit fault in the agreement. reggie: is planning to rally outside san francisco's laguna honda hospital, demanding no more patients be transferred or discharged. the city run nursing home lost its certification last year after failing to meet basic standards of care by federal regulations. laguna honda began discharging residents, but tt died within weeks of the move. in february, regulators agreed to extend the pause on transfers until tomorrow. the president of synthesis -- the president of san francisco's board of supervisors wants to expand parking meter hours. they want to charge for parking until -- the supervisor once an independent economic review first. he says the plan will hurt businesses and tourism. the mta says they need the extra revenue. jobina: it is bike to work day in the bay area. because so many people work from home on fridays, it is being recognized today. bike stations will be set up around the area. reggie: bike friendly weather -- calm wind across the bay area although we are breezy in s

last year the federal court found walgreens liable for contributing to the opioid crisis. and our mothers and fathers, there is no amount of money that will bring back the lives that we lost due to the epidemic. >> the federal judge decided walgreens did not do enough to refuse suspicious opioid prescriptions, distributing more than 100 million pills between 2006 and 2020. so in a statement to us, walgreens said it is not admitting fault in the settlement, but does say the agreement will allow them to focus on the well being of their patients. >>> onto san jose now, police arrested a student who brought a loaded ghost gun to willow glen high school. this happening around noon. police got a report of a student with a firearm, so the school went into lockdown for about an hour. no one was hurt. officers confiscated the illegal, untraceable weapon, and arrested the student who they say brought it onto campus. another student spoke to us anonymously about what happened. >> i was outside and the people came in the golf cart and said go to class, so i ran to class after i see al

that walgreens was worth brown's life insane that walgreens has armed security. there's nothing in that store worth a human life. um and walgreens is not taking care of our community. we demand an end to armed security man accused of shooting around michael earl wayne anthony is in jail and could be formally charged with homicide. as soon as tuesday in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news, former petroleum refinery in southern california is now working to make clean fuel for the aviation industry. governor newsom joined elected officials for a visit to the site and the city of paramount in los angeles county. that was this was this afternoon. officials say the operators are also building out the facility to produce clean hydrogen made from renewable sources. the governor, saying this project will create good paying jobs that benefit the environment. business economic opportunity growth jobs the opportunity to build the new economy. to make sure that we are doing it in a way that reconciles the mistakes we made in the past again growth and inclusion.

it says walgreens hired armed guards and the guard was not well suited for work at that particular walgreens. >>> charges have been reportedly dropped for one of the suspects in the killing of jasper wu. according to the chronicle, the judge cleared johnny jackson believing that he acted in self-defense in the shooting. jasper wu was hit riding in a car on 880 in 2021. two other men are still going to trial to face murder charges. >>> san francisco is getting millions from the feds to improve storm water management. that is a special loan from the epa. the amount, $369 million. the idea is to avoid the type of flood damage the city experienced the past winter. they will fortify streets that were the hardest hit by the storms. facilities like this one at fisherman's wharf could get major upgrades. >>> elon musk got a major approve from the epa. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility.

but by far, the walgreens settlement was the largest. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> thank you. bubbly ads about the fentanyl crisis are popping up all around san francisco. be seen them. they look like this. a nonprofit called together sf launched a new campaign called the fed to life. the campaign accuses the city of a string of failed drug policies that they say created an inhumane reality that is not only killing people but also drastically hurting public safety and the economy supervisor dean preston is slamming this campaign. he tweeted this when the billionaire funded political pac stoop so low as to mock distribution of lifesaving narcan in their billboards. it's clear they are not serious about helping our city address the overdose crisis. such a gross campaign displaying a complete indifference to human life. the feds are stepping up the fight against fentanyl in california. 38 million doses of that deadly drug were seized in los angeles just over the past year. the fbi and the dea announced a n

theranos, which had a partnership with walgreens to offer blood tests at its stores. documents show lawyers expect court approval in three weeks. however, terms of the settlement have not been disclosed. >> if you were misdiagnosed by a theranos blood test and you suffered damages, that would not be encompassed in this lawsuit but you may have a private right against theranos and walgreens for that loss. this is really a contractual lawsuit to say that what you paid for, you never got. so people will be reimbursed for the cost of the blood test that they paid. >> meanwhile, theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to begin serving her prison sentence a week from today. her punishment includes $450 in restitution. >>> communities near tulare lake will likely not have bad flooding this year. officials say they no longer expect flooding because of state efforts to raise levies and farmers' work to divert water. governor newsom said earlier the state would spend $17 million to bolster the levees protecting the area from floods. >> >> we've been fortunate, the weather hasn

that walgreens was worth brown's life insane that walgreens has armed security. there's nothing in that store worth a human life. um and walgreens is not taking care of our community. we demand an end to armed security. francisco christian captain ktvu, fox two news. dangerous side shows taking over oakland streets once again coming up at 10 30, a new warning coming from city leaders coming up new at 10 30, we're going to show you the new way. santa clara county is open to fight mosquitoes. and we've got some green on the radar tonight . scattered showers in the bay area right now more headed our way tomorrow, details coming up and find out what's being done in the bay area to help the humanitarian ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just vis

brown ultimately walked away from the guard and out of walgreens. why then did the guard follow and shoot him. in his interview with investigators, the guard offered an explanation, again, referring to banko brown as female, even though brown identified as a trans man. >> she looked like she was getting ready to leave, she turned around and advanced toward me, and i didn't know what she was planning on doing. but turns out her intentions was to try to spit on me. and by that reaction, by her turning around and advancing towards me, that's when i lifted it and shot once. >> the guard also told investigators he's been dealing with a lot of quote unexpected things. he says he's in the midst of a divorce and recently had his car stolen. he also said that the security guard company he works for has repeatedly changed its own policies on when to engage shoplifter and when not to. he wasn't sure what the policy was at the time of the shooting. >> really got to walk on egg shells these days, like i'm walking on egg shells, you guys are confusing me. first y

walgreens has reached a tentative agreement with consumers who used those theranos blood tests at walgreens stores in arizona and here in california. the three-page joint notice of settlement was filed yesterday in the u.s. district court in arizona. the plaintiffs in that suit against walgreens claimed that the drugstore was willfully blind to fraud at the company, at theranos. documents show lawyers for walgreens and consumers expect to submit a request for court approval in about three weeks. terms of the settlement have not been disclosed. walgreens had a partnership with theranos to offer blood tests at its stores. it's not clear what it means for customers who have a claim. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to begin serving a more than 11-year prison sentence next week. last week an appeals court rejected her bid to remain out of prison while she attempts to overturn her january 2022 conviction on four counts of flown fraud and conspiracy. holmes lawyers did get the judge to allow her to wait until may 30th to report to prison, while she sorts out several issues, including chil

to eliminate armed guards, saying nothing in that walgreens. was worth brown's life. insane that walgreens has armed security. there's nothing in that store worth a human life. um and walgreens is not taking care of our community. we demand an end to armed security. the man accused of shooting brown, michael earl wayne anthony is in custody and could be formally charged with homicide. as soon as tomorrow we are live in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu , fox two news. alright christian. thank you like money to help watching and waiting coming up a strike decision expected from oakland educators any minute now we are monitoring a meeting now underway a rescue in marin county after a vehicle plunges hundreds of feet. right off of mountain town. but first , a third major us banks failing in a matter of months. the questions now swirling about the health of the u. s banking system after first republic bank is sold already. the weather has done a 1 80 from last week. remember last week temperatures in the low nineties? not this week, little raind

walgreens. >> is responsible. this beer blood, bancos blood. that's on very hot button on their conscience. not bare hands because they put in motion. behind the security guys and giving them instructions to stop people to confront people. >> brown was initially confronted for allegedly shoplifting. true or not for us. as security video shows the security officer beat brown, put him in a chokehold and then shot brown after exited the store. burress says this was not a case of self-defense and there was no basis for the security officer to of use deadly force officer could have walked away. >> could have backed out. we could have go. could have de-escalated and had a conversation. no, he wanted to be physical. but is this with his arms? and then later with gun. >> during the news conference, purse criticize san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins for not filing criminal charges against the security guard. this wrongful death lawsuit seeks damages of at least 25 million dollars. we reached out to walgreens to see what they had to say about

the shooting happened last thursday at walgreens on market street. there are reports that brown was shoplifting and that the security guard who fired his weapon was trying to stop brown brown died at the hospital. >> the state's department of water resources conducted the 5th snow survey of the season at phillips station near south lake tahoe today. the manual servey recorded 59 inches of snow depth and a snow water equivalent of 30 inches, which is 241% of average of this location on may. 1st, the state was snowpack. snow water equivalent is just shy of 50 inches. our 254% of average for this date. >> well, for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and he says there's more snow to yeah. how about been an incredible season seen all. that's not that there's more snow up there right now. it's starting to fall again. >> here we go. we're going to adding to some of those totals you see above the high country got south lake tahoe. more just scattered snow showers right now. that will picking up overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. in fact, probab

. >> rafael es vigilante en las farmacias walgreens de san francisco y a montevideo el momento en queque dice muestra a cuatro menores de edad robando un walgreens en la calle 4 este otro también logramos asunto de semana. el robo ocurrió en otra de las sucursales de la ciudad. rafael asegura que este es el pan de cada día. rafael asegura que en varias ocasiones los han pedido a los empleados de las tiendas. >> los asustan; quiebran las ventanas de la tienda, tiran cosas escupen, tiran botellas de agua sólo por decirles que se vayan de la tienda. >> la política de walgreens es nunca interferir en los robos por seguridad, aún así temen por su bienestar y de los demás. >> me asusta también, yo no quiero problemas con nadie, sino por la gente que trabaja allí y lo que están comprando me preocupa. >> también le preocupa la seguridad de la esposa que trabaja como requieren una tienda en la mission y que ella también a sido testigos de múltiples humos :. >> ella no sabe que va a pasar, si alguien va a venir con pistola sólo para quitar cosas. >> actualmente en california los plomos hacienda

. >> in bob lee system, i mean, bob lee system is like the walgreens of recreational drugs. members of lee's family were in the courtroom again tuesday, including the mother of his 2 kids and ex-wife krista lea. she left expressing her frustrations with the arraignment being pushed back for a 3rd san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins spoke on behalf of lee's family. >> saying the drugs in his system did not want his death. according to the autopsy report, lee was stabbed 3 times and doctors at san francisco general hospital save him at this point. >> regardless of whether somebody has or has not done drugs, that does not give someone a license to kill them. the district attorney's office and the defense both saying that the medical examiner's office released the autopsy report and the order that requests and payment were received. media got the autopsy report. >> but for me or the prosecutor that is crazy. >> this is someone who was killed. he has a family. he has children who should not have to learn of these things through the press. >> the da's office says many s

. >>> banko brown's family now suing walgreens, the security firm, and the security guard after brown was shot and killed outside a downtown san francisco store. it's been nearly a month since banko brown was shot and killed outside that san francisco walgreens. now the family is seeking at least $25 million in damages. anne makovec joins us with the details. >> san francisco's d.a. decided not to file criminal charges. the family hopes several court will bring them some sort of justice. their attorney john burris announced the lawsuit earlier today. brown's relatives were there but did not speak. the lawsuit argues several claims of negligence on the part of walgreens, the security service and the security guard. it challenges walgreens policy of even hiring armed security guards and the security guard's recent instruction to confront suspected shoplifters physically. >> the value of a human life cannot be diminished because of their station in life and who they are. this is a young person who's 24 years old whose life was taken unnecessarily so as a consequence of what walgreens did

. >>> no charges filed in the deadly shooting at a san francisco walgreens. why the da says she just could not take the security guard to court. >>> new tonight, did the walgreens security guard go too far? tonight he was released from custody. >> the da tells us she is not pressing charges. >> reporter: jenkins told us tonight that after reviewing all of the evidence her office would not be able to prove to a jury that the security guard is guilty of a crime. >> my heart pours out for them, all i can do is assure them that we have done everything we believe is right according to the law. >> reporter: the release of the security guard comes an hour after a memorial was held today. tonight they are demanding justice. >> i feel your pain. >> this is a example of multiple failures. >> reporter: the crowd surrounded the walgreens store this afternoon, this is where anthony allegedly shot and killed him. police say a theft occurred during the incident but did not provide further information. >> it is never easy to come to a conclusion that you cannot provide the f

security guard who shot and killed banco brown out of walgreens on market street. april 20/7. we do not believe that there are sufficient evidence to overcome what we would expect his defense of self defense to be the d. a also released the surveillance video from walgreens that shows how the shooting unfolded. the video shows banco brown carrying items towards the front door, and michael earl wayne anthony, stopping him to get into a physical altercation with anthony taking brown to the ground and getting on top of him , according to anthony brown repeatedly said he was going to stab the guard and anthony says he believed that threat the guard said at the time, he said he would let brown get up and leave. if he calmed down in the video. they both get up. that is when the guard unholstered his weapon, but kept it pointed down . brown gathered some items on the ground and begins to leave the walgreens but turns faces anthony, and that's when the guard and the d a say brown appears to flex or lunge at anthony. and anthony fired a single shot. we're hearing now from t

san francisco authorities releasing surveillance video of the deadly walgreens shooting, sparking a new round of protests and calls for criminal charges. ahead in a live report, the new response from d.a. brooke jenkins at her refusal to bow to pressure. >> and a controversial plan to roll out expensive new trash cans suddenly put on hold in san francisco. the new fears prompting that pause. this is "today in the bay." >>> tuesday morning is here, and so are we. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. we're talking about a tiny warm-up with meteorologist kari hall. >> it really just depends on where you are because not everyone is going to see the warm-up. this is the inland valleys that are going to really notice the difference. as we take a look at san rafael, starting out with low clouds and fog, that will keep those temperatures down there. it's 54 degrees and we'll start to see a little bit more sun at 9:00 and then as we go into the rest of today, all clear and sunny an

they're demanding a second look, protesters are pressuring san francisco leaders after the deadly walgreenshooting that leads to no charges. what they're asking from the district attorney. >>> more rain is coming you don't know down, i'll have the latest time line as it moves offshore. >>> the news at 11:00 starts now. >> who is the killer, what is the motivation. uc davis community in fear after three separate stabbings in five days. >> bay area parents with students at davis say they're worried. fbi and other local agencies are in the small college town hunting for the killer. thom jensen is in berkeley. >> reporter: uc berkeley police official told me his department sent an undisclosed number of officers to davis after they reached out for mutual aid. uc berkeley officials declined an interview and said for security they couldn't say how many officers were sent to davis. but said it's not unusual to assist another campus and uc davis police chief could use the help. >> we're running 12 officers tonight, usually it's four. >> reporter: a possible serial slasher has parents on edge. >> eve

the family of banko brown plans to sue walgreens for wrongful death.pes of deterring shoplifting. and san francisco is getting a 369 million dollar federal loan to improve wastewater and storm infrastructure. well, the contra costa community college selected their new president and we want introduce or 2 this morning. panel ralston, the new president of los college in pittsburgh, ralston has been in public higher education for 2 decades now working as interim president, president and vice president of several colleges and programs the college's governing board will vote on ratification of her contract at its june 14th meeting. >> it's 6.45 and the unofficial start of summer. the summer travel season. yeah, it's today. 42.3 million americans plan to travel 50 miles or more away from home for this memorial and the thinking this could be one of the busiest weekends, at least at the airport since 2005. so that's going way back. >> airfare is up. so we're hotels, travel. experts say that prices have also increased for places like airbnb and vrbo. got a pay.

we reached out to walgreens about the lawsuit. they had no comment. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> one person has been arrested in connection to a pair of flower shop break-ins in san mateo. the latest happening around 3 o'clock in the morning saturday. investigators say the burglar alarm went off at all. sam floral company on el camino. police say a man shot out the front glass door of the business with a bb gun and then left to cash registers on the sidewalk. this all happening not far from the san mateo florist and gift store or someone that shattered a glass door and stole a cash register on thursday night. the suspect was taken into custody this weekend and booked on 2 counts of burglary. surveillance video shows someone breaking into a pittsburgh restaurant taking something and then running out the door before then seen walking down the street next sandwiches says their business was vandalized twice in 24 hours by the same person. 3 of the shop's windows were broken. the shop says this is the first time they've had anything like this happen in the

several people attended this rally for justice and demanded change from city officials and walgreens. they said brown had struggled with homelessness for years and ofte felt unsafe from shelters or other programs. >> banko brown! banko brown! >> maet stre24ear-ol banko ows shot dead by a security guard during what police are calling a shopliftin incident last week. his mentor, xavier davenport worked with hi through the young women's freedom cent. he described banko as a transgender man and community mentor. >> he was very loving and helpful. he loved the children and loved being able to get bac to the other people that were kind of like him. >> reporter: broke jenkins said that banko used physical force, violence and threats of violenc during the encounter. >> this was a senseless death. >> reporter: xavier said banko spent years couch surfing durin the tenderloin. they said that organizations should do more to house young people, including black trans youth. >> this walghas beh of peop l from this walgreens every day. i know, because i used to be a loss prevention manager fo old nav

i was i don't understand why a walgreens security guard. a >> the private security guard was arraigned today and is being held on suspicion of homicide. first republic bank has a new owner video from this morning shows a notice being posted on the windows there. jp morgan chase now owns the bank. the seizure of the san francisco based company marks the 3rd bank failure this year and the second largest bank failure in u.s. history are krogers. anna wiernicki has more on what it means for the economy and how >> people in washington, d.c., are reacting. anna? >> president joe biden says taxpayers will not bear the burden for the failure of first republic bank. depositors are being protected. >> shareholders are losing their investments and critically taxpayers are not the ones that are on the hook. the federal government seized first republic bank and sold to jp morgan chase bank monday morning. >> as part of the deal, the fdic provided 50 billion dollars in financing to jp morgan chase. these actions are going to make sure that the banking sy

walgreens on market street. san francisco medical examiner's office telling us that the person killed was 24 year-old china brown, but a family members and friends have since told us that brown went by the name banko and identified as a transgender man as kron four's terisa stasio tells u.s. supporters call bancos death senseless. >> this crowd gathered in front of the walgreens on 4th and market on monday in honor of banco brown was not a paul is no threat. her mel's any rule? brown was shot outside of walgreens last thursday around 6.30, in the evening. >> there are reports banker was shoplifting and the security guard who fired his weapon was trying to stop and go. died at the hospital. friends shared fond stories about paygo who volunteered as a community organizing intern for the nonprofit young women's freedom center. they also called for more awareness and resources for the transgender community. >> our safe war planes is what i can go on. and that's 7 o'clock in the morning because 2 full it is not easy

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walgreens has reached a $230 million settlement with san francisco.his comes months after a federal judge found the company liable for contributing to the opioid crisis. walgreens says, disputes the company's role in the case and disputes the results. >>> we are sitting below average today in the upper 50s with partly cloudy skies. that marine layer is still going to stick around for us. i will show you what that looks like in just a second. in the opposite direction, we are a degrees above average. in hartford and even antioch. a nice day off in our inland areas. even down to the santa clara valley, morgan hill, 75 in santa clara. this is dog walking weather, books. this is beautiful, beautiful conditions to get out there. maybe you just want to take a nice stroll around your neighborhood park. we pull back along the coast now. not so beautiful along our coastline where it is going to be a lot cooler in that marine layer kind of sticks around, but you can still take the pups out for a nice stroll. just keep in mind that you yourself will want to keep