In the head. It was not even frontpage news. There was nobody demonstrating like this. Children in black six months killed on our streets. No one is demonstrating about that. No one is having discussions about what we can do to combat it. Officerwhite police shoots one black person and we know the name of that person, memorials are developed for them, and they become the cause of a movement to solve the problem. I am just asking for some proportionality. Lets put our time and energy focused on the largest problem we have, and that is those deaths internally. There is nothing white people can do externally to help us. It is a problem internal to us. We must address it. But in order to address that, we have to acknowledge the importance of it. Right now, it does not seem to be important. The only time we get upset is when a white person takes a black persons life. Host we will hear from doreen. Shes in massachusetts. Caller when i watched the video of george floyd, i was totally disguste
Going ready to stop or alert authorities about the gunman. As you read the complaint you will see there were numerous lacks by the security at the event. Reporter so far five people shot at the festival have joined the lawsuit and a sixth has indicated she will be joining as well. The attorneys saying the victims have racked up millions of dollars in medical bills but their primary focus is on holding festival organizers accountable. The people who run the garlic festival, i hope they plan to make Safety Measures and improvements in the future. Reporter the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association released a statement saying the lawsuit filed today stemming from a horrific act of domestic terrorism is not unexpected and we will respond to the appropriate legal channels. As a Nonprofit Organization we must remain focused on our mission, fundraising for the entire community of gilroy and the more than 150 charities that rely on us. Live in San Francisco, christien kafton. Ktvu fox 2 news. U. S
Opened fire after the man blocked him in and brandished a gun with an extended magazine. Critics say Vallejo Police gave special treatment to the sergeant. They say he wasnt handcuffed or treated as a suspect. Williams said he doesnt have enough information about incidents that happened before his first day. I asked how he would bridge the gap between police and residents. My first goal is to create dialogue. We create dialogue by engaging with the community and listening. I want to have a big ear little mouth philosophy. I want to listen to what the Community Wants and needs. Reporter those at the ceremony included fellow police chiefs, officers and colleagues from san jose pd where he rose through the ranks to become deputy chief. He retired vallejo officer is now the mayor. We have moved beyond the stereotype of a white male governing our pd. This is a different time for us. Reporter williams was sworn in on his 29th wedding anniversary. It is very special. I can tell you how proud
Well. 40s, 50s on the temps. Look for the high clouds and the low clouds, a combination of the two will give us a cooler pattern and just a lot of high clouds. Its not much else but 60s, 70s now on the temps. 4 01 here he is quiet out of the gate or something you want to get to right away. It is quiet out there. Lets begin with the commute at the tracy triangle and you can see traffic is off to a nice start as you drive on 205 and 580. Livermore, pleasanton. So yes, we do have a nice quiet start. The traffic looks pretty good on interstate 880 in oakland. And were driving to the bay bridge theres not much delay at all driving in to San Francisco. Its 4 01. Lets go back to the desk. The House Intelligence Committee will hold its first open hearing as part of the impeachment inquiry on capitol hill. And george kent, a state department official. The question at the heart of the impeachment inquiry is whether President Trump abused his power or committed an Impeachable Offense when he aske
In maryland more than a dozen fires, but no serious injuries. In virginia, two new years day fires, one of them with a tragic ending. Flames raced through this home in annandale, trapping a 94yearold man inside. And tonight we are learning more about the victim from neighbors who captured images of the aftermath. News4s amee cho was at the scene on columbia road with reaction. Amee . Reporter leon, everyone on this street who knew that man says he was sweet and caring. His name was louis, but people called him mr. Lou. Neighbors tell us he used a walker and that may be why he was trapped. There is someone inside. Mr. Lou. Mr. Lou reporter as firefighters battled the flames, one neighbor stood anxiously outside waiting for news of her close friend mr. Lou. Very would later learn he didnt make it. He is inside, inside the house. I saw call, scream. I mean, anybody can grab him. Mr. Lou is small. They can grab him. Reporter she shared these pictures of mr. Lous life, 94yearold World War I