enforce the county health officers orders. >> that breaking news is a show down between the sheriff and the didn't health officer. >> he announced on facebook. i can no longer in good conscience continue to enforce the public health orders without explanation that criminalize lawful business and personal behavior. we spoke with the sheriff. >> what we'll do june 1 is start following the governors directive. >> he will advise hi deputies not to follow directives from the health officer like the past. >> that's the decision i have made. in consultation with the constituents and other leaders in the area. we have learned the curb has been flattened significantly here. we have learned that hospitalizations are very low.

>> the sheriff move comes over 24 hours after the county health officer said she would delay openings due to a rise in covid-19 cases. a few of which involve hospitalizations. this move means the sheriff office will thot not enforce county restrictions. some are against stand. >> if we live in the county we have to live to the county health department. in this county. >> others are in full support. >> all the businesses deserve to be back open. >> there has been a rise in cases there is also a rise in tests given. the system is not been fair to business owners and this should help them. >> the mom and pop floral shop is not able to operate. a safe way floral shop can. people see that as unfair. >> district spvrds says i'm disappointed in the sheriffs

statement. it's important to note that police chief here in se they will continue to enforce the county rules. >> san francisco mayor breed is out lying a month by month plan. as long as covid-19 cases and hospitalizations stay low. among the highlights. starting june 15 phase 2 b. most indoor retail sales. out door dining and professional sports without fans in the seats will be allowed to resume. also june 15, in person religious services. ly can resume and hair salons sp barbershops can get in business. august. schools and bars, gyms and nail salons reopen. phase 4 is tba.

covering large public gatherings. >> we got reaction from san francisco business owners about the new time line. as well as new more restrictive mask guidelines. >> we're disappointed. we thought we would open sooner. >> she felt she would be able to open in june. the july 13 time line for reopening salons caught her by surprise. >> to hear we're opening a month and a half after is shocking. >> we have entertainment every night of the week. live band. that's where the revenue came from. >> live audience and sports performances are part of the reopening phase 4. no target date is determined for when those activities might resume. the owner in north beach where other bars are already closed for good. >> two aspects of life are no

longer around. we're in the position having to completely change our business model. >> mayor breed and doctor also announce a major new health order with few exceptions starting friday night everyone in san francisco will be required to wear a mask outside if they are walking past someone on a sidewalk. preparing goods outside the household or exercising within 30 feet of someone else. the steps are only seven feet across the anyone exercising here has to wear a maf starting this weekend. >> it will be tough. i run a lot. it will inhibit oxygen flow. >> he may look for more wide open spaces to work out. >> personally i'll stay more to the 30 feet rule. than wear a mask. i'll have it in my back pocket. >> non-compliance is punishable by fine or imprison want. >> i will turn people away if

they are not willing to put a mask on. >> 12 years and younger is not required to wear a face cvering. >> what will schools like after coronavirus? or what about air travel. gyms gyms and sports. one of the top searched links on our web site. >> protests set a minneapolis police station on fire. riots continue for a third nite over the death of george floyd. unarmed black man dying in police custody pinned on the ground. you saw the video. the city tweeted there are confirmed reports of cut gas lines and explosives inside the station. officers evacuated. protestors remain and chekeep coming. national guard has been called in. but are staying clear. it's not just in minneapolis. st. paul say over 170 businesses

have been looted or damaged tonight. floyd's family and community leaders are calling begging for calm. >> violence on the streets of minneapolis. family members and law enforcement calling for it to end. demonstrators grieving and angry over the death at the hands of police. wednesday night officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets but lost control. protestors left a dozen buildings on fire. and one person found shot dead. frustration over flowed to other parts of the country. l.a. linked arms blocking traffic. out rage in denver. other gatherings around healing like this scene in houston. floyd's hometown. >> meanwhile federal law enforcement said they are conducting a robust

investigation. but no decision has been made on charges. the president also weighing in. >> i have asked the attorney general and fbi. to take very strong look and to see what went on. it was a very bad thing that i saw. i didn't like it. >> should the police officers be prosecuted. >> i won't make a comment. what i saw was not good, very bad. >> the video is difficult to watch. the police officer leaning on floyd's neck until he loses consciousness. four officers were fired. the video shows him appears not to seriously resist. hefts called a gentle giant. losing him was like losing

family. >> to hear that scream and that cry for help in his voice. >> officers involved were released show the officer who had his knee had 18 complaints filed against him and disciplined twice. >> back in the bay area. protests held demonstration in oakland in response to george floyd. dozens in the intersection outside oakland police headquarters. the protestors marched to city hall. oakland mayor released a statement. calling floyd's killing a nauseating act of government violence against a black man. >> the suspect in yesterday's officer involved shooting is out of the hospital and in jail. new video shows the moments before the man in his 60s was shot in his driveway. actions many are calling excessive. we have the details and the video is graphic.

>> can we call you an ambulance? >> new body cam video released by the police department shows the seconds before the officer involved shooting. >> police say the suspect was holding this knife. before he was shot. the chief says the department is sharing the footage and evidence in response to a video posted to social media. >> he didn't have anything in his hand and there was other things on social media that with incorrect. that we want to set the record straight. >> on thursday we got our first look at how the incident started. a confrontation between the suspect in and another man. it turned into a chase. the suspect on motorcycle looking for that man. neighbors who called 911 say the suspect was banging on doors in the search. this tense scene soon after. many question the officers use of force. the director of the institute on

criminal justice leadership weighs in. >> you can have a situation one second a taser is appropriate. and within a millisecond it's not the appropriate weapon. i don't think the video is raises any concern. it's another fact that has to be analyzed. >> he claims the suspect took responsibility. before being released from the hospital. >> he admitted to retrieving a knife and lunging at the officer. and apologized and said it was his fault. >> the suspect was booked into the jail. and currently faces a charge of assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer. >> a lot more to bring you. a tussle over tasting rooms and that sparked a lawsuit. >> finding a recycling center in a pandemic can be tough. so how are you supposed to get deposits back? >> costco free samples are

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we were joined by superintendents from three major bay area school districts and state superintendent of public instruction. and concrete guidance will be coming soon about how schools respond in case of out break. >> most important thing we can do is prevention. in many cases parents are asked to take the temperature of your children before they come to school. please keep them home. what we're learning from the schools operating now. they are child care centers that are staffed also take temperatures before students enter. and if there's a situation, cdc is already recommending they create ways to support someone who might appear to not be well. so as to prevent infection. >> you can watch this town hall and all of the previous town halls on our web site. >> a popular napa winery is suing governor newsom and the

state public health officer. the suit filed takes issue with wineries being allowed to reopen in phase 2 if they serve sit down meals. the cofounder says it's a double standard. he says if meals are safe so are tastings. >> restrictions at beaches maybe loosened in time for the weekend. police say they are expecting the announcement from the health officer tomorrow. police say the beach parking lots will reopen saturday. half-moon bay is reopening the parking lots this weekend. city officials hope this will cut down on traffic in nearby neighborhoods. >> tomorrow three more things that can reopen june 1. already on that date, camps. all child care. pet groom erts and out door facilities. >> even before the pandemic hit, california was having hard time finding places to recycle

bottles kp cans. and now most centers have closed at least temporarily to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. so is there nay to get your deposits back? we have answers. >> this is glass. >> the garage is filled with empties. >> the bags. >> for years she would take them to her neighborhood recycling center. until they closed all 279 locations last summer. >> bottles and cans piled up. and then the pandemic. >> it was already a challenge. so many places i ud to go to along the peninsula closed. now a shelter in place i don't know what the rules are. i'm super-confused. >> many did close doors during the pandemic and grocers are off the hook to redeem empties. where does that leave folks with

all these bottles? >> i i would like to be able to recycle. i don't know where to go. >> the environment. her gripe is about the deposit she can't get back. >> i'll be honest. i'm annoyed with the tax. that we pay. that we have to pay. i want my money back. >> there's no room in her garage for the car. >> i would like their help. help me figure out to recycle. >> we did research. we found an open recycling center near her. ieay arsp for blocks and wear a mask. and keep a social distance. they filled two giant bins. and still had more.

>> they glided up to the front. >> it's such a hassle. and for most people it's not nor worth the time. >> it got weighed and they got paid. >> we got $40. we'll get some ice cream. we earned it. >> where can you recycle? great question. we have gone neighborhood by neighborhood throughout the bay area. we put together an entire list. you can find it on abc 7 news.com. >> united ceo says the airline will not block middle seats on the planes and focus on other measures f pventing the spread of coronavirus. face masks, cleaning and air filtration work better than trying to social distance. this comes weeks after this photograph of a packed united flight went viral. the out rage originally prompted

united to say it would limit seating. they since said it would notify passengers ahead of time if the flight is fully booked. >> if you like the free samples good news. they are coming back. the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to the popular warehouse club experience. but today costco ceo said in an earnings call the samples are coming back in mid-june. wouldn't say exactly how. he said it won't be like the old way. where members were allowed to pluck the samples from a tray. they require everyone in the warehouse to wear a mask. >> the free samples are back. soon. but just a little bit different than in the past. >> i think a lot people will be happy. everybody loved that. i think we're happy with the cool off today. >> we are. we have the forecast. we needed this. >> the swelter backing off a little bit. the sea breeze came in and the

fog. today the temperatures anywhere low 60s to upper 90s. tab a look at the time lapse. earlier in the day. the fog came pushing in from the coast all the way towards the bay. and as it rushed in, people felt the difference as the temperatures dropped. and right now we have that refreshing breeze. pushing temperatures down as you will notice. many areas in the 50s and 60s. above the marine and far inland east bay still 70s. visibility is dropping. two miles in half-moon bay. tomorrow morning be careful. the fog is in near the coast and watching the area of low pressure southwest of san francisco. spinning up some clouds. we have seen lightning strikes offshore. that could be changing. a very foggy view of san francisco downtown.

areas of dense fog tomorrow morning. cooling continuing the next few days. and showers saturday with a potential for thunder. tomorrow morning fog is really going to be the main factor you have to be alert about. and give yourself extra time. 40s 50s for most of you. a few 60s out the door. better sleeping weather tonight. tomorrow afternoon mild inland. low 80s. 65 san francisco. 63 half-moon bay. 81 san jose. 7 a lot of cloud cover leading to the level 1 system for saturday. light to moderate showers. gusty wind. potential for some thunderstorms. tomorrow night at 11:30 could be a drizzle. it's saturday morning we see the scattered showers at 7:00 a.m. really widespread. 10:00 a.m. scattered in nature. some may get mised.

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good evening. unfortunately it's so on brand for baseball owners and players to be in fight over money in the middle of pandemic. players furious now. they'll pitch their own proposal. there's no guess work on when the giants can start working gaheaor sporting events to resume june could hold anothg training at home. no games begin until july. assuming the brawl over money gets solved. >> the voice of god has passed away.

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the disney channel star gone too soon. his parents are here on what would have been his 21st birthday to share how they are honoring their son's legacy. plus, actress and author gabrielle union, and how does the family from the tlc and headed "out-daughterred" with the only female quintuplets during the country keep it together during a pandemic? right now on "tamron hall." ♪ >> tamron: welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. i hope you are doing well. i'm excited about today. for so many reasons, especially because of our fst guest. gabrielle union is here. i'm sure you've heard me talk fondly about gabrielle. she is a mother, actress,

author, executive producer. she's got a new book out, celebrating parenthood. i think any chance to celebrate parenthood is an occasion that i am graced. here's a fun fact, when we shot the pilot for "the tamron hall show" last summer, gabrielle was in my pilot. at the time i had just learned i was pregnant with moses, and she was expecting her first baby, and we kept each other's secrets. and don't ever think people can't keep secrets! she has this amazing way of, i think, inspiring you to open up. in fact, gabrielle interviewed me for o magazine. she got me to say something that might be the most shocking headline that included my name. that line was -- i can't say exactly all the words, but it said something like, "my 40s help me reach my [bleep] stage." i don't remember saying that, but she has these ways of pulling things out of you! as