Another troubling day for the state with more than 15,000 new coronavirus cases, the Positivity Rate is jumping and checkout hospitalizations, they are of 81 . We show you why the state believes the search right now could be the worst one yet. Reporter generally speaking counties are doing a lot better than the rest of the state, hospitals in Northern California are not experiencing that crisis level where there are not enough icu beds but we dont know when that surge will and thats why Health Officials are still concerned and preparing for the worst. Hospitalizations have spiked by more than 81 over the last 14 days. My parents definitely have a high risk so i would be terrified and scared if they got sick. I talked to Hospital System leaders many times per day to hear how things are going on the ground. Reporter the numbers arent as bad in the bay area compared to counties like los angeles where even Outdoor Dining has been shut down. For example there are 53 patients in intensive ca
This is an old fashion way of trying to shed a stop to go back to before george floyd thats not going to happen. Tonight in a lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo has the city attorneys now seeking a change of venue and the gag order in the Sean Monterrosa case. Thanks for joining us tonight, im ken wayne and i pale more monterrosa you might recall was shot and killed by a Vallejo Police officer back in june that shooting sparked several protests and a demand for justice for michelle kingston has been following this case since the very beginning and has more for us tonight from the layup. You know you can you want to kill the messenger because you dont like the message. The message is very clear about what happened here and it seems to me we have a right to say that as a Public Interest this city plans to request a change in venue for the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against them by the family of Sean Monterrosa the 22 yearold was shot and killed by an 18 year veteran Police
Waldman a california grand jury handed down this indictment and it claims concealed weapons permits were treated for Political Campaign contributions. Kron fours rob fladeboe has the story now from san jose. A Santa Clara County civil grand jury has indicted a captain in the Sheriffs Office and 3 other men on bribery and conspiracy charges for allegedly trading concealed weapon permits for cash in the form of political donations says District Attorney jeff rosen. Holding Public Officials accountable for their misconduct is an essential part of our mission and our duty to the people of Santa Clara County. We immediately started a criminal investigation and sheriffs captain james jensen is named in the indictment says along with local attorneys, christopher sharm and harp all the hall and milpitas Gun Store Owner michael nichols. They are accused in a scheme where bribes were exchanged for hard to get concealed weapons permits. Which are issued by the Sheriffs Office our investigation fo
Robberies assaults and burglaries kron fours dan thorn joins us now live from san leandro what the police union is saying about these alarming numbers stand. Well ken and pam this warning from the police union comes up in the city of san leandro voted in june to slash the budget of the Police Department by more than a Million Dollars is also having the union come out and say that because of the spikes in crimes theyre going to need all the funding that they could gain but advocates for defunding. The Police Department say. That they should addressing the its not its not money thats the problem here. Its how these crimes are addressed. The San Leandro Police Officers Association is warning people over a significant jump in Violent Crimes, new numbers from the citys Police Department show from june to july there was a 500 increase in armed robberies, a 125 increase in assaults with a Deadly Weapon a 100 jump in shoplifting and a 75 increase in home burglaries is very concerning for us th
The occasion was an organizing effort to get people from San Francisco and the bay area to travel to the south to assist in the Voter Registration operations that were being conducted primarily in mississippi. Reporter he says over the years he would introduce him at events, or they would dine together. He recalls a strong, principled man. John was the most evidence of love, without being confrontational. Reporter the longtime georgia congressman, who was there for critical moments in the fight for civil rights, and inspired so many. Whenever he saw me, the first thing he would say to me, jeff, my brother, my friend. Reporter in millbrae, Jeff Steinberg reflects on a long friendship. Hes the founder and executive director of the sojourn project. The group takes students into the deep south, retracing the Civil Rights Movement of the 50s and 60s, meeting with key people. Lewis met with 90 of their groups, always generous with his time. He would share with the students the principles of