Now at 11 00 p. M. Protesters in oakland still in the streets right now defying curfew orders to make their voices heard. We will take you live to the scene. Protests in San Francisco stretching into the night after thousands marched through the city. Their message tonight. And governor gavin newsom pushes back against the president s threats to send in the military and he is not the only one. The cabinet official breaking with his boss. New tonight at 11 00 p. M. And streaming on cbsn bay area, demonstrators still in the streets at this hour. Good evening. Lets start with a live look from chopper 5 above oakland right now. You can see the big crowd still out there, three hours after they were ordered to go home by police. Kpix 5s Andrea Nakano is with the crowd and live in oakland thisprotest started at 8 05 p. M. It was after the curfew kicked in. If you take a look down the road, protesters gathered at 14th and broadway, listening to speakers all night and chanting. And this remaine
Voices heard. We will take you live to the scene. Protests in San Francisco stretching into the night after thousands marched through the city. Their message tonight. And governor gavin newsom pushes back against the president s threats to send in the military and he is not the only one. The cabinet official breaking with his boss. New tonight at 11 00 p. M. And streaming on cbsn bay area, demonstrators still in the streets at this hour. Good evening. Lets start with a live look from chopper 5 above oakland right now. You can see the big crowd still out there, three hours after they were ordered to go home by police. Kpix 5s Andrea Nakano is with the crowd and live in oakland for us tonight. Reporter yeah. This protest started at 8 05 p. M. It was after the curfew kicked in. If you take a look down the road, protesters gathered at 14th and broadway, listening to speakers all night and chanting. And this remained very peaceful here tonight. Protests every night. It started thursday with
Seeing improvements antioch Still Holding on to triple digits well livermore caulker actually fall out of the triple digits back to the 90s Fremont Hayward redwood city and Mountain View falling from the 90s the 80s so yeah, there are some differences there tomorrow is where the real big differences kick into gear though from 90s inland today to only 70s edmond tomorrow thats an average of 20 degree cool down and for some of our hottest spots as much of a 30 degree cool down as we work in the im talking to details of these changes still to come in your forecast back to you. Thank you very much john the nation coming together to mourn the death of george floyd and calling for an end to Police Brutality were looking at on your screen is another round of what became peaceful protests across the bay area you can see demonstrators in San Francisco oakland, san mateo take a listen. Thats just some of what could be her last night in the streets of San Francisco as thousands took to the street
Inland areas, although a touch cooler still going to get out 50s and 60s for your current temperatures a word in concord at 61. Alameda, its bird double in concord also in the 60s currently later today, one triple digit left on the map thats for you in antioch well conquered livermore san jose all in the 90s. Tomorrow is when the big changes occur thats going to take us from the 90s inland so the 70s for your warmest highs through friday saturday and sunday ive got the breakdown on what exactly do expect this weekend. Still ahead back to you in studio. All right. Thank you very much john as the nation continues to come together to mourn the death of george floyd and call for an end to Police Brutality. Heres a look at what the protest looked like yesterday across the bay area. Peaceful for the most part as you can see demonstrators in San Francisco, oakland, san mateo gathering in the streets unifying their voices. And this was the scene as protesters rolled through the streets of San
A famekee with. In san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. Lets take a live look at vallejo where people are gathering to remember sean monitor is a, the man shot and killed by police earlier this week. They organized a rally outside city hall. There they are, to show their support and call for reform within the Vallejo Police department. Today the California Attorney general announced there will be a full review of the departments use of deadly force and a reform plan will be put into place, this after several officer involved shootings within the department. Including the death of monterrosa on tuesday. The 22yearold was shut as Police Arrived at a walgreens on reports of looting. Monterrosa was just outside that stalwart officers reportedly thought a hammer in his pocket was a gone. Now, in terms of the review of the department, attorney general Xavier Becerra says, quote, this review and reform agreement we announced with the city of vallejo represents a critical step the Vallejo Police De