Nobody could do a damn thing about him. I started cussing him out. They were having a peaceful protest. Reporter she started a cell phone recording. Reporter the police trained their riot guns on her windows and fired. Reporter she collected 13 projectiles from her apartment. Rubber bullets and pepper stray pellets. Surveyed the damage, the gash in the bawall and broken blinds. Chante thomas was engaging in a protected activity. She was filming the police from her window. Reporter the San Jose Police chief declined interview, but someone was throwing bottles and other objects from that building and police had to protect themselves. Chante tells me she was homeless for years, and that she wouldnt do anything to risk losing her apartment. Were you throwing anything . Hervell, no. Im not going to try to lose my house. If i was going to throw something i would have. But i didnt throw nothing. Reporter a team from the Mayors Office helped clean up glass. The mayors Senior Policy Adviser wro
The mayor announced that hair and nail salons can reopen. Outdoor bars can reopen and outdoor swimming can resume. This is all contingent of the state approving the citys request and Health Indicators remaining stable. With the number of covid19 cases going up, the governor says while he doesnt want to revert back to locking everything down, he is prepared to do so if theres a dramatic surge. That was meant as a warning to those who refuse to follow the man state to wear facemasks. Leeann melendez joins us now. Reporter larry, we have some contributing factors here, right . Avaibl not are higher. S but the governor is concerned that this trend will continue, so today he got a little help from a few friends to spread the word about using masks. Governor newsom tapped former california governors, two democrats and two republicans, to help urge people to wear a mask. Look, nobody wants to wear these things. This is not about being weak. Its about fighting the disease and keeping our famil
January 27, 2021
MACOMB, IL – An opportunity for Western Illinois University Broadcasting and Journalism alumni to gather during COVID-19 has transformed into a podcast highlighting their careers after college, hosted by College of Fine Arts and Communication Associate Dean William Buzz Hoon.
The first episode of Alumni Chats kicked off Jan. 19, and Hoon hopes the podcast will become a weekly production, with a new episode released each Thursday. I think this podcast really connects to University engagement, said Hoon. In December, we had nine broadcasting and journalism alumni on a call and it was such an outstanding success. I m teaching a multi-media performance class this semester, but a podcast is not in my comfort zone. But this has made me realize that I need to try more things out of my comfort zone.