See you back. Hope you had a good time. The hoa has been very involved. Thank you. These shrubs arent board approved. What wonderful time. Good. Good morning, i am dave you need to break down your cardboard. Clark. Welcome to tuesday, july 28th. Thank you. Violation. Violation. And the great Steve Paulson is i see youve met cynthia. Back with the forecast for a stews. At least geico makes bundling who came in dave . Our home and Car Insurance easy. The great Steve Paulson you and it does help us save a bunch of money. Met him. Pamela, welcome back, thank two inches over regulation. You dave. I they think you know what i thanks, cynthia. For bundling made easy, go to geico. Com am about to say. We are not bunking. And some of the global models, the upper air pattern out 16 days. We dont change anything. Thunderstorm activity was widespread to the north and over the sierra yesterday. Today its calmer. Low overcast and sun. Mild to warm to hot inland welcome back to mornings on depending
Of its officers over the deadly shooting of Sean Monterrosa the San Francisco man who was kneeling in a walgreens parking lot when he was hits. The 22 yearold was shot by an 18 year veteran officer in june you can see in this video the officer was sitting in the back seat of an Unmarked Police car when he shot monterrosa through the windshield of the vehicle 5 times police have responded to the walgreens for reports of looting amid a night of protests when they arrive monterrosa his kneeling on the ground he had a hammer in his pocket. Hes hes looking through his window. The atc some movement. Many like a deer hunter, he shoots the movie magic and this is outrageous and trying to get us there was no factual basis. A factual basis to justify using deadly force at the town monterrosas family and their attorneys believe the officer who they say is jarrett on violated the civil rights of monterrosa by use of deadly force when it was not justified. They call the shooting disturbing. And say
11,000 prisoners early and now it is considering another 6500 inmates for Early Release. And that has victims and their advocates up in arms tonight. Kron fours dan kerman joins us now live with details on this story good evening. Dan. Good evening just in were looking here at the latest from the California Department of corrections more than 8500 cases of covid19 so far at least 4 dozen deaths as a result of trying to get this under control. But how theyre doing it has victims families crime fall. Its like losing my brother all over again he loves talking about the Early Release of the woman convicted of the 1998 murder of her brother john originally sentenced to 84 years to life to Rebiya Williams was just freed last week under californias covid19 Early Release program after serving just a quarter of that time he was only 23 at the time so she she was in jail. Less time than he was alive. And. That is appalling to me so far more than 11,000 inmates have been released early to curb th
Underestimated. The data so far suggests that Young Children are less likely to get a severe illness. That doesnt mean cant carry and it spread to it other students, parents and teachers, vendors, anyone else in their community. And older kids, weve seen it with studies, can spread it even at the same rate as adults do, even if theyre less likely to be hospitalized. And one other variable. Port past six months or so, schools have been shut down, some schools have been. And theres summer vacation. So lets say kids have been getting sick 1 5 of the time. Were about to reopen schools and increase their exposure. So whatever low rate weve seen in children could potentially increase by a major magnitude. Many working parents are scrambling to find childcare solutions. A new Affordable Program from the ymca could be a saving grace for many parents and their kids. Cornell bernard has the story. I love being at home but i miss my school, my teachers. Reporter this 10yearold is ready for the fi
Scenario here. Theyll debate a resolution allowing the city to take any lawful stepscounter potential threats. The most recent one took place on saturday night, actually started as a rally to support portland activists. Mayor libby schaaf said its costing the city some 200,000 to repair damage to oaklands superior courthouse and a police substation. Now to a live look at capitol hill, the republican Coronavirus Relief plan is already under fire as lawmakers fridays deadline to renew Unemployment Benefits. This comes as millions of americans struggle without jobs amidst the pandemic. Today in the bays tracie potts with the latest. This is certainly not getting easier for those unemployed right now. Reporter no, its not. So if youre getting that extra 600 it will be in limbo if lawmakers cant work this out in the next three days. Friday is the deadline for that bonus payment to run out and we now know republicans want to significantly reduce the amount. Reporter already facing criticism.