shocked. it s not new, just more of the same. [ sound of gunfire ] history repeats itself. and yet we never learn. perhaps the only way they ll know is if we let the city burn. say his name! george floyd! how do i explain to my 3-year-old why i m marching in these streets? what s her name? breonna taylor! how do i explain to my 3-year-old what his death has done to me? how do i explain to my 3-year-old another black man was killed by police? this has been declared a riot. summer of 2020. america s reckoning. but let s be clear. this is isn t our first reckoning on policing. this is far from the first time we ve seen police battling u.s. citizens in the streets. like a spider-man movie, this is just another reboot. it s just that more of us are paying attention this time. baby this is my last confession and it s also not the first time we ve tried to figure out what is wrong with policing in america. in 1967, lyndon johnson s administration formed the
still unconscious, gone on his lap. reporter: a special prosecutor tells me he reviewed all of the police chest can footage, interviewed the officers involved in spoke to witnesses. reporter: it is my conclusion that the officers actions in this situation and scenario was justified. they all felt that they were in fear for their life. reporter: it happened at of alejo taco bell drive-through in 2019. police say willie mccoy had fallen asleep with a gun on his lap. officers used their cars to block in his car and attempted to pull him out. but the doors were locked. and the special prosecutor is a former district attorney for san bernardino county. the solano county das office hired him to look into the shooting. he says as the officers tried to come up with a new plan, he will cup. the special prosecutor says mccoy suffered from 38 gunshot wounds. all indicated some format that he went down and reached for the gun. in their mind, he was reaching for the gun. we st
and two massive lotto jackpots sending people in the bay area out rushing to buy tickets. and right now, on the kpix news at 7 and streaming, a huge development in the story kpix 5 was first to report. good evening, i m ken bastida. i m elizabeth cook. we re hearing from a woman behind a class-ak lawsuit against bank of america. the suit claims they failed to protect thousands of unemployment californians from fraudsters. here s more from kenny who has been investigating the fraud for months. the 67-page complaint served today alleged bank of america acted negligently and failed to protect tens of thousands of edd clients from fraudulent tranactions. this lawsuit is intended to be i wake-up call for bank of america. reporter: since last fall, hundreds of thousands of edd accounts have been locked by bank of america or the employment development department to weed out fraudulent unemployment claims and suspicious activity forcing legitimate recipients to call the ban
running at that building, located on casey avenue mountain view pd. the santa clara county bomb squad, both called to the scene and then just a short time ago mountain view. police say that the package was deemed safe. in just the past 24 hours. there have been more than 42,000 new covid-19 cases here in california. and 637 deaths. california hope to have 1.5 million people vaccinated by the end of this day, but it looks like that goal will not be reached. ktvu is jesse gary explains why. california s vaccination race may not reach the desired conclusion friday. too many unvaccinated people coupled with too few hours in the day, i mean, many of those eligible 65 older will still be waiting. i just think that it s the smartest thing to do. and so i figured, why not? um almost 70 and, uh, decided i should take the bravely. sandra a grandmother, who s eager to get vaccinated will have difficulty finding a spot serving her age group. san francisco started wednesday at two of its
relief from the pandemic hopefully, is on the way. but hospitalizations and deaths continue to mount ktvu is as a smith here now, with the growing toll as wel. frank sadly, were almostnt, icu beds e filling up at the same time. there is hope with the vaccine. versatile i m happy to be alive. i m happy to be here, said jose resident rolando moughniyah on the mend after contracting covid-19 hospitalized for a week on oxygen support as he recovers. he s also grieving. his 65 year old uncle did not survive the virus. his funeral last friday in many ways, ah. like a grandfather to my kids thoroughly loved dearly missed 999. other families in santa clara county share similar pain, the first bay area county to record 1000 covid-19 deaths, and it s profoundly sad. we. know that this is a deadly virus. january 31st 2020 santa clara county announced the bay area s first case, a man returning to san jose from a trip to wuhan. china were not surprised to be announcing the first case in t