get answers. it s been four months the family tells us the 29-year-old had mental health issues and his life should not have ended. family and the supporters held the protest at city hall inside and outside. they are demanding answers and. the family of gonzalez described their journey to justice. they are joined by supporters to protest. he was shot and killed by police four months ago. the times i grieve and then it s anger. anger over a lack of answers from the city of hayward, the district attorney s office and the police department. after the protest, family and supporters chanted as they enter city hall. they demanded accountability. they want the two officers who shot him to be taken off the job. the city attorney advised council members not to respond because the family filed a lawsuit against the city. having made that decision it does not allow the mayor and council to discuss it further in public. the police chief released body cam footage. office
toward taylor. but no accidents, that s the good news. all right. good deal. thanks, guys. nice to start off with good news. thanks, guys. a mexican citizen is set to be arraigned on a murder charge today in the san francisco shooting death of kate stein lee. the case of francisco sanchez has sparked the debate of the self proclaimed status of a sank rather for undocumented immigrants. kpix 5 obtained the memo that the sheriff sent the deputies in march and only the sheriff can turn someone over to federal immigration officials. some deputies had been making secret phone calls to help i.c.e. to get illegal immigrants. to be able to say i will call for that guy and not that guy or not that woman or that woman, that doesn t make any sense. the sheriff let sanchez out of jail a few months ago without telling i.c.e. after drug charges were dropped. under san francisco policy, a court order or warrant is wanted to turn somebody over. the san francisco mayor says i pr
they believe this is the second time in 15 years. no one knows why. the theory is the bay waters are water and they tend to reproduce more in warmer temperatures. the life cycle is about a year. after that one year of the population boom then there s a massive death. reporter: i wish i could show it to you but we got here around 3:00, haven t seen one on the beach. naturalists say you can investigate and touch it but don t take it home. leave them here on the beach. live in alameda, i m da lin, kpix 5. these aren t the first unusual looking creatures to wash up on bay area beaches. last july on ocean beach hundreds of these were spotted, some kind of jellyfish. they are actually something called velella velella. not true jellyfish. these ones are closer to the man-o-war. don t call 911. toxic concerns about plans to build dozens of homes in the south bay. kpix 5 reporter devin fehely tells us neighbors are worried about what s under the soil. reporter: despite dec
it tore up concrete before hitting glass. the pilot slammed on the brakes. passengers reported smelling burning rubber in the cabin. pence said he is fine. no injuries on board. he says that mud splashed up on the front windows of the cockpit . you can see the indiana governor chatting with first responders even taking some pictures with firefighters requesting pictures with him. all this in the pouring rain at laguardia. the plane was coming from fort dodge, iowa. it s about a three-hour flight. campaign spokesman told reporters that pence missed his fundraiser in new york city and was headed to his hotel for the night. he has had enough. he will be back on the campaign trail tomorrow. veronica and allen, back to you. thank you. another airline emergency this one at oakland airport. it happened about an hour ago. a fedex plane was traveling from memphis to san jose but it had to be diverted to oakland because of a mechanical problem. it landed safely. no idea of the prob
that napa quake. at the time, 6 months ago, you look at this building and wondered how they would make repairs. clearly, those repairs are well underway. here in napa, this recovery has made significant progress, but much work needs to be done. in a store full of vintage collectibles and gifts, there s thousands of items that can break. and that s what happened. it was terrifying. reporter: terrifying to business owner, patricia tremble, because about half of her inventory was scattered, and broken on the floor. i lost about 38,000. reporter: reporter: what came as she tried to recover tried her even more. when fema came 6 months later, being turned down by them device, being turned down by every bank twice. reporter: around downtown napa 6 months later there, is a mix. some damaged buildings are being restored. others like the old post office remain in limbo. overall, barry martin says the progress is good. napa is a resilient community, and because we ve had