Another day. They wanted to hear from mayor San Francisco mayor london breed also in attendance at that location on the steps of city hall was actor and activist jamie foxx who addressed the crowd as well, i mean there their anger is still there about what happened with george floyd but now they were as says widespread as what we saw from say saturday and sunday monday was a little bit better and what we saw over the weekend we still have not heard of any new numbers in the overnight hours and were still working on that for San Francisco, lets go across the bay to open with thousands of people gathered at around 4 oclock in the afternoon at oakland tech. And this gathered momentum on social media and it was widespread i even saw on social media, they said show up protests dont create any destruction and for the most part that was pretty much what happened from oakland tech they marched down to the Oakland Police department through the streets and they were followed by Police Officers.
Big of violence and anger when the curfew change from 8 oclock at night to 6 oclock at so you can see there are lots of people chanting was signs all rooting for justice for george floyd and then things went south a little later in the afternoon, the curfew change as i said from 8 oclock to 6 oclock it was announced on twitter 02 33pm the protests started around 3 so. Some were unaware of the change they were angry when they found out about an earlier curfew as they were you know amped up protesting police say a group of protesters marched onto highway 6. 80 blocked all lanes of northbound traffic vandalizing some cars. We dont know if the cars were vandalized from rubber bullets from the police or if it was from the protesters chp officers responded with other agencies deploying gas to disperse the crowd and several people were arrested you can see in the video it was quite chaotic on 6. 81 officer got minor injuries. Police say another group refused to leave North Broadway and civic
Rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds. There were some arrests that were made as well, we know one officer was injured. Thats a police say since these protests are expected to continue the Contra Costa County board of supervisors. Well decide this morning of a countywide curfew is needed for now the sheriff had just been recommending county residents to stay at home. Specifically after 8 oclock so that meeting kicks off this morning at 9. 30 so well have to see what the board of supervisors decides however cities across Contra Costa County already have curfews in place including walnut creek know im hearing word that another protest could happen here in walnut creek but no concrete information quite yet obviously were waiting on a lot more information as it all always stay tuned right here to the kron 00 04am morning news online walnut creek Sarah Stinson back to you all right still a very fluid situation. Sarah. Thanks a lot for that report from the inspector rob, him. Were a
Look at this officers in walnut creek used tear gas on protesters after a more peaceful protests became more tense and violent protesters even marched on 6. 80 chp and other agencies used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds arrests have been made since these protests are expected to continue the Contra Costa County board of supervisors will decide today if a county wide curfew is going to be needed for now the sheriff has been recommending residents stay at home, especially after 8 oclock as we know its all a bunch of cities in Contra Costa County already have their own curfew including more on that now in walnut creek which is going to be in effect again tonight at 8 oclock as we continue to follow these developments stay tuned to the kron 00 04am morning news and of course a website kron 4 dot com. Im live mullock creek Sarah Stinson back to. All right sir, thanks a lot for that live report robin. Were also following developments out of richmond this morning where police s
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