mote has a long record going back to 1985, arrested dozens of times and convicted before on resisting arrest charges, the d.a. says that may explain his attempt to get away. i am suggesting he was engaging in this type of behavior and he has been in and out of the prison system he knows he is on his way back. mote continued to struggle at the hospital spitting at the nurses and the police are justified in making an arrest and even deadly force at times and there does not appear to be anything excessive in the way the officers handled mote. my review of his history and the handling of this case, he is very dangerous. reporter: they understand why mote s family may be upset viewing the video but there is no evidence of improper conduct by the police but continues his investigation. david henry channel 6 action news. david thank you. to texas now where a few hours from now prosecutors said that sandra bland s death was a suicide. bland was found dead in a jail cell t
it. it s just really hard and i still haven t, um, kind of, like, worked over, like, how to be okay with that. reporter: horowitz did not get the endorsements of the students of color coalition. but she said the whole incident has not sidelined her campaign. in fact, she said it s going full speed ahead and voting starts tonight here at stanford university. live at stanford, len ramirez, kpix 5. last month there was a similar claim of anti-semitism by a student the ucla. more than 100 local leaders are calling on pope francis to replace san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone. new at 6:00 elizabeth cook is in the newsroom with more on the calls for his ouster. reporter: this comes in the wake of the continued debate over the so-called morality clauses. cordileone has included in contracts for teachers and staff at four san francisco catholic schools. the group appealed directly to the pope. the letter will appear in tomorrow s edition of the san francisco chr
kiet do is live at jimmy s restaurant in san jose with the latest. reporter: yes, we re live here outside the restaurant. as you can see it is close the because there is significant damage to the roof and the interior. we are being told there were four employees inside the restaurant at the time. they tried to battle the flames. it became too much and they ran out and called for help. watching the firefighters battle the flames was hard enough for customers and employees of jimmy s restaurant. but for one man, well, there are no words. jimmy didn t want to talk on camera. smoke poured out of the restaurant he opened decades ago. the fire department says it was a grease fire inside the wall. the automatic fire extinguishers went off three times. that fire however was isolated behind the hood and duct area, so the fire extinguishers there were unable to put it out. reporter: half the kitchen is gone. dining area, however, was saved. employee gigi green says jimmy is a gre
The committee announced the plan for how counties of all sizes will be able to request their portion of the historic $7.5 million investment of state money.