Chamber president says it is not just the covid hurting businesses. We also are experiencing the protest, and when you see many of the storefronts still boarded out. Reporter shops and restaurants trying to stay open to make a living for their families, trying to protect themselves and attract more customers all at the same time. Susan lambs family owns the produce market. She says these days she closes early. Normal days we close at 6 00. Until that happened a few weeks ago, everybody close a little bit early. Reporter the Chinese Chamber hopes that closing the street all hope folks feel more comfortable and stay longer. For chamber resident jan, it is more personable. I have been around in this community for over 40 years i have known these people for many, many years. To me, it is my home. Reporter in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. Our top story is more than 10,000 californians have now died from coronavirus. Today we learned a server outage kicked off a series of technical issues leadi
News stations, youre watching kron 4 news at 10 shots life was taking my sister night yeah. Honestly just taking the role fighting for justice and not working. We barely get by with unemployment. A new step in a fight for justice for Sean Monterrosa who was shot and killed by Vallejo Police. His sisters are teaming up with states and local officials to push for a new compensation bill for victims of death at the hands of Police Officers. Thanks for joining u. S. Attorney and im ken wayne and i pale more the proposed law would allow the families of those killed by police to get money from the state under certain conditions ground floors of a sogomonian joins us in the newsroom with tonights top story ella its part for the shooting death of Sean Monterrosa this year the compensation bill would pay the family. Of People Killed by Police Officers just like the state already pays victims of any other Violent Crime. To help cover the expenses that come along with that tragedy. Our brother Se
Good evening. Im ken wayne and i pale more says family and their attorneys say the civil rights of the 22 yearold were violated by unjustified use of deadly force and as kron fours michelle kingston tells us a say they dont think the officer involved should have even been on the force. And no objective reason to play south which showed through there was a window when that office is already in a position of safety a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city of ole ole and one of its officers over the deadly shooting of Sean Monterrosa the San Francisco man who police say was kneeling at a walgreens parking lot when he was killed. To me this is flatout murder and i dont say that lightly. I said because there was no basis to do it. And that the man that would have a shot was doing he was not attacking them the 22 yearold was shot by 18 year veteran officer jarrett on in june for our knowledge. You can see in this video that the officer was sitting in the back seat of an Unmarked
News i. Right there is breaking news at this very hour delay in maxwell has entered a not guilty plea to all criminal charges related to her alleged dealings with Jeffrey Epstein and since her bizarre arrest at her connecticut mansion maxwell has been behind bars in brooklyn in a private cell wearing paper prison garb all her bedding the sheets all of that has been removed so joining us to explore the legal steps ahead of this maxwell attorney and legal media analyst lionel a line of media ok one of my friend 1st the states attorney for the Southern District of new york argued against maxwells bail request in a very aggressive motion filed monday night a prominent feature of that motion was in reference to the. N. P. A. Nonprosecution agreement what is that exactly for us non lawyers here. Well i was listening right now live and the glane maxwells lawyer was about to speak she entered a plea of not guilty as you say now were talking about her being granted a bail of bail now what what
Needing it this afternoon little closer to the coast or remain cooler. But 70s right alongside the bay and some 80s inland will be warm toasty but not too terribly hot this afternoon. More on your forecast is still to come back to you. So were seeing an increase a steady increase and not only total number of positive cases, but total number of hospitalized patients in total number of patients in our icu news. They are top story this morning governor newsome set to tighten some of the States Coronavirus restrictions in some or possibly all of californias counties is because were seeing an increase in hospitalizations in the last 24 hours cover Sarah Stinson is live in Santa Clara County with the details sarah. And ari james im live here in Santa Clara County because its on governor newsoms watch list along with 72 of the rest of this state and more counties likely to be added to that watch list today an announcement from the governor who will be announcing as well some more restrictions