officer s decision to open fire. the statement late tonight from the vallejo police officer s association about an officer-involved shooting at a walgreens that left this man dead. look what the hell s going on right now. the shooting sparking outrage in the community and calls for justice. good evening, everyone. i m janelle wang. another side to the story. late tonight vallejo police officers association releasing details of what officers were facing that night. meantime, the state is also getting involved in this case. nbc bay area s jean elle has more from vallejo. reporter: anger in vallejo. protesters in the streets after the police shooting that killed 22-year-old sean monterosa tuesday. with the national guard standing by, protesters gathered at the city hall demanding police accountability. marching to the walgreens where police shot the san francisco man. vallejo s police chief say officers were responding to a looting call. they say monterosa started runnin
economists expect most jobless numbers will show that another 2 1/2 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that would be a slight improvement from the prior week. the nation has seen about 33 million new unemployment claims in just the past seven weeks. here in california, the state employment development department has issued a new set of guidelines as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. the new rules would allow some people to actually turn down job offers and instead continue to collect unemployment benefits. new at 6, andrea is here now to explain. is a drastic change from what normally happens when people collect unemployment but part of the reason here is that people are supposed to be hunkering down at home to prevent the spread of covid-19. it is sort of a day by day week by week. that is how tonya, owner of brown sugar kitchen on broadway and oakland views her current predicament after laying off 34 members of her 40 person staff thanks
store has been here here for 14 years. the owner says santa clara county s tighter restrictions will and should prevail. the day that the governor said open up, as we get this alert saying stay home. so it s confusing, but we re following the county. reporter: along with clothing stores, the governor wants to reopen music shops, florists and sports goods stores. a big development. today the county opened two new testing centers in san jose and gilroy. that s significant, because health officer dr. sarah cody told supervisors today increased testing is one of the restrictions to easing enough hospital beds for a surge and contact tracing for 90% of cases. this virtual exchange at yesterday s supervisor meeting demonstrated the potential for confusion and contradiction. when you increase the number of people you test, then you ll get more positives. as we start looking and finding, we hope that we sort of jump up to a like a new normal. reporter: the owners can t
the condition of anonymity denied that the us was behind that reported attack the conflict in the middle east is also shaking up things at home democrats are rallying against the president s decision to kill soleimani. several presidential hopefuls described the president s action as reckless. what i m concerned but there has one thing we have learned. in our modern times about us involvement abroad. it s that when you don t have a plan or know what you re doing when you act. when there could have been another way. taking out a bad guy is not necessarily a good idea. senator elizabeth warren said the move increase the likelihood of more deaths and new middle east conflict. senator bernie sanders slammed what he called a dangerous escalation that puts united states on the path to another war the us air strike also raising alarms in major cities in the united states crawford s grant lotus here in the studio with us on how local and state and federal law enforcement official
b.a.r.t., good samaritan was stabbed to death. police say it appears a passenger stepped in to help a man harassed about his shoes. led to stabbing as other passengers watched in horror. jean elle is in hayward with details. reporter: b.a.r.t. police say the suspect stand a man to death on board the train and ran out of south hayward into the neighborhood and witnesses say they saw him try to steal two cars. with bags of evidence in hand whether a good samaritan tried to stop suspect from stealingnother passenger s shoes and ended up in deadly fight. continued to hayward at which point a knife was introduced into the fight. reporter: police found the man stabbed to death. this is video of shirtless suspect. nearby car dealership tried to steal a car twice. employee fought him off both cymes. grabbed himt. get out of the car. hit him once, going back this way. reporter: b.a.r.t. passengers don t feel safe. people you see getting into b.a.r.t., squeeze through the