Joe vazquez is live at oracle park where the disoriented Mountain Lion was caught in a net in front of a mission bay building. Joe. Reporter not your normal habitat for a Mountain Lion. This is a pretty densely populated area in San Francisco, this is mission bay. You can see oracle park just a block away with the giants play. This is channel street between third and fourth and you can see there are condominiums here, gus mark it on the next corner and right there halfway down the sidewalk, that is for animal control officials were able to capture that Mountain Lion. Reporter kpix 5 photographer brian kiley captured this moment early this morning. A Mountain Lion carefully scampering back and forth on a San Francisco sidewalk. Animal control officials cornered him, then slowly and bravely put a net over him and got him into a cage. They decided not to use a tranquilizer dart because the creature was young, perhaps 10 months to a year old and they were worried the tranquilizer could pro
Have moved since then. Reporter they have just about 10 to 15 minutes ago, we heard a loud applause. Then a lot of the crowd that gathered here at Mission Dolores park started to make their way northeast. Thats where Mission Police station is. Where that station is located. Just about a half mile away from the park. But, you can see, right here, even some of the social distancing circles. About 20 minutes ago, you could not see it. Its was that backed. There has been movement already. People making their way outside, i talked to organizers before this protest started. They said they wanted it to be peaceful today. But they want their voices to be loud. Take a look to my left as well. Theres still a steady stream of people coming in and out. But certainly, it is a lot different from what we saw, not too long ago when they gathered a loud rallying cry to honor the life of george floyd, the man killed while detained by poce. They said they want police and justice reform. We heard reports
District. Dolores park and Mission High School. Lets get to andria borba live near the Mission Police station tonight. Reporter well, allen, take a look across the street from me right now, we are at 17th and valencia. We have a crowd on their knees chanting hands up, dont shoot in front of the Mission Substation here at 17th and valencia. We are not surprised to see a crowd this large. This was organized by students at Mission High School. It is a school known for civic activism and civic pride. And those students have taken to the streets here in front of the Mission Substation this afternoon. This is a neighborhood that is not, that is quite used to seeing some form of police violence. We are talking about a man who was shot, jamaica hampton back in december, just a few blocks away on cap street from where im standing now. There was alex nieto a few years ago in vernal heights. Mario woods in the bay view district. This group is fired up. We have seen a little tagging. But this crow
The heat eases but doesnt completely go away until tomorrow. Ill show you that in the forecast. Back to you. Cleanup in santa cruz after the demonstrators damaged several downtown businesses overnight. Windows were shattered and windows painted with graffiti and some messages for black lives matter and some had message for President Trump and police. One woman said she saw pictures of the graffiti on facebook and decided to help. Were stopping it before anyone else can see this type of garbage. If you see somebody doing this thing, scare them off. This is our community. And were going to protect our communities. Police say the vandalism happened some time after 10 00 p. M. When the peaceful ests honoring george floyd wrapped up. Well, three of the four Minneapolis Police officers charged in connection with the death of george floyd are due in court today. J. A. Keung, thomas lane and tou thao will have their appearance. The former officers are charged with aiding and abetting Second De
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