a very good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it s thursday, may 20th. there are disturbing new revelations about the death of a black man in police custody two years ago. a lawyer for the family of ronald green says they were initially told that he crashed his car while being pursued by louisiana state troopers in 2019. now body camera footage has emerged and shows green being tased, kicked and dragged by the officers before his death. the case is now the subject of a federal civil rights investigation. ryan young joins us live now to explain exactly the timeline of what happened and what we were told about what happened, ryan. let s also not forget this video was leaked. it was not officially released. so we ve never seen the full tape so far. and if you think about it, the family has been in limbo the last two years. i m scared! reporter: terrifying pleas from ronald green after a high-speed chase led to a deadly confrontation with
this time a 30 foot tall sculpture in marin county. abc 7 was there when it was removed by crews. it was ultimate up neput up in protesters wanted it removed because of the explorer s connection to slave trading. more than 5,000 people have signed a petition to rename sir francis drake boulevard. a testing program will get under way in san francisco today and targeting a very specific group of people. health is a big part of building a better bay area and the pandemic makes it more important than ever. and julian 2k3w4ru6er glover is how it will work. reporter: completely new initiative truly believed to be the first of its kind in the nation offering covid-19 testing at a transit hub and the idea is to get testing to the folks who need it most, the latinx community in the mission district of san francisco. they will be doing this testing at the 24th street mission b.a.r.t. plaza, it will start today on wednesday, it will happen wednesdays and fridays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:
fog. 26 downtown. 65 in oakland. 67 mont view and san jose. and gilroy 65. the beach upper 50s. going for about 80 in santa cruz today. 71 by the delta. that s what will happen with less of a delta breeze. 69 in concord and 62 2 in san rosa. 4-10 degrees warm they are morning. through the afternoon, temperatures are going to climb into the 80s to the low 90s inland. and we ll stop at about 80 in fremont today. so warmer, anywhere from 5-10 degrees bayside and inland we keep it cool at the coast. we ll talk about a fairly similar sunday coming up. liz? lisa, thank you. overnight contra costa county fire crews busy responding to at least 13 fires. you are looking at video here they tweeted overnight. firefighters got the claims under control and at the same time some being.. the cause are under investigation. there are no report of any injuries. and both the increase in illegal fireworks and lack of places for people to light their legal fireworks have those firefighters, p
50s through 7:00. we ll stay near 60 at the coast today and the winds will ramp up already before noon keeping us around 73 to 77. 73 to 84 at 4:00. and mainly 50s and 60s at 7:00. here is a look at your crews fire. the current conditions are ideal, 53 degrees, 84% relative humidity and barely a breeze out there. but the breezes will pick up later this afternoon. kind of a catch 22. they will increase, but they will also bring more humidity with them. but i think that the fact that the winds will be stronger will be a bigger issue and now more on that crews fire. and happening right now, evacuations are in place for parts of santa clara county as a fire burns near gilroy. and this is the affected area, on crews road near oak spring circle. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly grew out of control. at least 1500 acres have burned and that fire at this point is only 15% contained. mandatory advantage beation orders are in effect for people who live along canada
history to be afforded this honor. he was of course one of five people who died after the violent attack that looted and desecrated our capitol building on january 6th. we re also one week out from the former president s second impeachment trial, this time on the charge of inciting that insurrection at the capitol. we now know how house impeachment managers plan to make the case to convict the former president and what his own attorneys plan to offer as a defense. this morning those house managers filed a sweeping, 80-page pretrial brief that lays out in rather stark terms the events leading up to that riot that day, noting quote, trump s singular responsibility for that tragedy. after losing the 2020 election, president trump refused to accept the will of the american people. he spent months asserting without evidence that he won in a landslide and that the election was stolen. president trump announced a save america rally on january 6th, promised it would be wild. summoned