backseat. do we know, is there department policy on that at all? from the backseat of a moving vehicle at that. i did ask the chief that very question. is this policy, is it appropriate. he did not quite answer he said there is multiple investigations going on, that there are rules that govern when a police officer can discharge his firearm and that he was not going to weigh in. i can tell you that is what the victim s family wants to know, was that appropriate policy and if not, will that officer be held accountable? afterwards he asked did he point a gun at us, all right, joe, thanks for the update. san francisco health officials have unveiled a preliminary school reopening plan, if conditions allow for a safe return to the classroom. the health department outlined the practices needed to save the resume in person instructions. some guidelines include using masks during school. practicing social distancing, frequent handwashing, keeping students in small cohorts and s
off from her restaurant job. it helps with groceries. it is pretty great. to make it as a drive through distribution center. workers from the nonprofit connects young to community load up cars and suvs with food boxes containing fresh fruits and vegetables, chicken, eggs, and milk. they also give out face coverings to people who don t have them. you can make a lot of healthy meals for from what you get here. it is one example of the unprecedented need for food during the pandemic. in february we were serving about 270,000 individuals. now we are over 500,000. she says e demand doubled in just a few weeks and is not slowing down. we went inside the second harvest food bank where it literally takes an army to package all the food boxes which will be sent to hungry people throughout santa clara and san mateo counties. this group is from the 129th rescue wing of the california air national guard. the guard stepped up when shelter in place nearly wiped out the food bank
that i worked so hard for gets taken away from you, i would feel empty. reporter: now the supreme court heard the oral arguments today, but the decisional document is not expected for several more months. meantime, the students who did walk out are putting themselves in some jeopardy with the schools. we will talk to the superintendent of the east side union high school district about what sentients they may face for leaving class early. reporting live in san jose kpix 5. the supreme court has a 5-4 majority right now. the liberal justice suggested the government had not provided the proper rationale for ending document. becky notes could be cavanagh, who had timed thing that it who at times seemed empathetic . young daca immigrants rallied on the supreme court today after the panel heard arguments in the case that could lead to their deportation. more than a quarter of those protected under dr. daca live in california. many of them are raising families. today, we stan
for years, the landscaping in berkeley s residential traffic circles has been maintained by the people who live nearby. in may of last year, city staff recommended all of the trees in the circles be cut down because they obstructed the view of drivers. predictability, a lot of people thought that was not a good idea. absolutely not. in fact, i think they support rather than the track. reporter: the decision was the result of a $2 million lawsuit settlement when someone was injured in a crosswalk at this intersection. this tree was alleged to have contributed to the accident. when more than 1000 residents signed petitions, the mayor created a citizens task force to work with staff engineers, who then recommended that only trees up to six inches in diameter would be allowed. they seemed perplexed by the idea that you cannot guarantee a tree would only be six inches in diameter, the trees grow. reporter: the task force discovered other cities like seattle require trees i
we talked to one of the victims. now at 11:00, another sea lion attack in the bay. the second one in just two days and tonight we talked to one of the victims. good evening i m ken bastida. and i m elizabeth cook. both attacked happened in aquatic park in san francisco. aquatic park shut down at least until monday after two separate sea lion attacks. tonight one of the men who was bitten says he has a warning for swimmers. it was the first word that came to mind when swimmer christian isberg came face to face with a 400-pound sea lion. no. i said no because i was saying no to death. he got one tooth on me like that right here. ripped a good piece of skin off. he was still hospitalized when he heard about a second attack. a swimmer named rick melville bitten in the groin area. he just came here shocked. he just wanted to get to the hospital. reporter: witnesses captured a picture of melville being helped from an suv to an ambulance. it s going to be very diff