>> increasing winds. i'll have latest coming up. >> that breaking news in the south bay. multiple fires believd to be set intentionally sent people running from their homes. fire crews are on the scene. flames came dangerously close to homes. >> police detained one person looking for other suspects tonight. the fires broke out in the foothills in south san jose. we're in the news room with the latest. >> what sa night it has been. the mandatory evacuations were dropped within the last 90 minutes. it doesn't appear any homes burned. flames came close. and we're at 20% containment. >> fire crews battle flames into the night near the foothills of san jose. crews doing what they can to save home frs the ground and

air. >> we have a large response. tier two response. which includes ten companies and dozers and full air support. >> 7:30 thursday night 25 acres burn ds and the battle was onto put it out. flames and smoke dangerously close to homes. a air tanker dropped fire retardant. some landed on homes in the area. some crews fought from above. others on the ground. cutting away dry brush. the fire came close to a large water tank in the area. 80 acres burn ds by nighttime. an arsonist maybe to blame. >> these were multiple spot fires. potentially purposefully set. we have a suspect we're interviewing and witnessed in the act. >> neighbors were evacuated during the fire fight. as of thursday night the

neighbors are back home. >> a tense situation there. we have been updated 90 acres burned in total so far. this is a fire that again is just 20% contained and tonight we have all new video into the news room. i want to go to that now. video of an arrest made this evening. in that story, you heard the crew talking about the one individual who was detained earlier. here's another person being taken into kusty late tonight. officials tell us this evening they were looking for up to three people. we don't know if they had a role or know something more about what happened. we are working to get that information. if we get any new details tonight we'll bring them during this newscast. >> all right. thank you. to the other top story across the kbrair today people

demonstrated solidarity with the protest kp rallies over the killing of george floyd. in livermore 200 people gathered peacefully in the park. several dozen people took part in a rally at city hall. they marred to headquarters. high school students held a rally in the neighborhood. >> also in san jose for the seventh night in a row people rallied outside city hall. a sizable turn out. people had drinks and snacks to hand out. curfew expired at 5:00 this mrning. meaning there's no curfew tonight. >> in san francisco there was a mobile protest. caught up with the caravan of cars that drove through the streets hor streets honking for all to hear. >> car after caroz upon dozens lined up in td park for the start of a caravan protest. motorcycles lined up too.

next to the protestors who had a message to share. >> police station the caravan through the city to make sure they drive by all the local precincts. >> we have to have a voice. it's for them. for my son. the world has to be different for them. >> most cars were filled with families and young children. >> everybody should have rights to do what want to do. >> black lives. >> i felt like we couldn't maintain social distance and still do something peaceful. >> families gathered along the route. through miles of san francisco steets. we caught up with the organizer. who said the turn out is much bigger than expected. >> we need to have our voice heard. >> it's mixed emotions.

i had to get out here today. >> the caravan made it. >> this is my first black lives matter protest. it's too easy to go about my privileged life without paying attention. social media allowed us to watch what's happening and been happening. for centuries. we see it now. >> people march from a fremont high school to police headquarters to protest the death of george floyd and push for an end to police brutality. we caught up with those at the rally. inclueing the mayor. >> for fremont resident thursday'spougwerful tea moment. they joined hundreds. >> asking me questions as to what's going on.

i'll show you. >> they made a two mile walk. to police headquarters. between chants a moment of silence. 300 protestors demonstrate outside a barricaded police department. demanding change. >> we have a police force here. we have young people. old people. and what can happen in other places can happen here. >> in the crowd. the mayor. facing criticism after refusing to kneel with protestors this week. some say her inaction explains everything. >> i prefer it. i want to know where you stand. rather than propaganda. i would rather us be honest about whether you are on the side of the people or police. she chose the police. >> we asked the mayor. she says it's important to express solidarity and sympathy for others. for her it has to do with her faith. >> i do not kneel except for

when i'm praying. >> however that moment never came. the first protest to arrive thursday was 16 year-old. >> i have to protest for my people. it's a lot going on with the cops. hurting innocent black people. it's crazy how it's like i have to walk outside every day and be scared of the people supposed to protect us. >> protests provide a teaching moment for everyone. >> most curfews around the area have been lifted. a few cities remain in effect. fremont mayor confirms the city will lift the curfew at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> today a powerful memorial for george floyd. the city honoring him as three of the former officers involved in his death were making their first court appearances. in minneapolis with the story.

>> after more than a week a week protests a celebration of life for george floyd. a home minneapolis for the man whose death started a movement. before this 46 year-old became a symbol he was a man. a father. and brother from humble beginnings. who loved lebron james and growing up eating banana sandwiches. >> the thing i miss about him most is his hugs. >> the concern with the service like this is doing it in the age of covid-19. they limited the number of folks allowed to come. people dressed in black all wearing masks and socially distanced.vengog punctuated by a powerful silence. 8 minutes 46 seconds. the time he spent on the ground

begging for breath. >> it happens every day in the country. and education it's time for us to stand up in george's name and say get your knee off our necks. >> martin luther king the third saying this. >> a different movement. is the level of people who are engaged. >> while the memorial was happening the three former officers involved made their first court appearance. each facing two charges including aiding and abets second degree murder. a felony. a 19 year vet of the force facing second degree murder. attorneys for king and lane both rookies shifting the blame. who held his knee on floyds

neck. king was on his third shift. he told the other officers you shouldn't do this. one of the people in the video before the deadly encounter. telling the "new york times" i'm going to always remember seeing the fear in his face. because he is such a king. that sticks with me. a grown man cry before seeing a grown man cry. >> why do black lives matter? all lives matter. >> a rant over children's chalk art. >> health experts tell us which counties concern them the most. >> nba on track to come back. not everybody is going into the hoops bubble. what it means for the warriors. >> sharp drop in temperature on the way. if it will last through the weekend.

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a man swimming in very rough surf in san francisco died this evening. life guards battled high tides to rescue the 31 year-old. he died in the hospital. firefighters say he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> a hate filled rant targeting peaceful demonstrators including children has shaken a north bay community. we take you where neighbors rallied together for peace. and send a message racism will not be tolerated. >> don't write all over our streets and let the kids see there's hate. >> the viral video from the community of is uncomfortable to watch. >> why do black lives matter all lives matter. all lives matter. >> it shows a man going on a

tirade tuesday evening. directed at a group of ten adults and children. drawing with chalk. showing their support for black lives matter after the killing of george floyd. >> i was taken aback. it was just sort of ridiculous. i wasn't expecting it. >> it was upsetting and i was really scared. i was scared for my kids. >> this is where the incident happened. at the corner. which you can see is now covered in chalk messages. thanks to 300 protestors who came out to denounce the hate and ask for peace. >> it was amazing. i was proud of the neighborhood. i didn't feel proud two days ago. >> calls to the man and his wife were not returned. neighbors shared this post. the man apologizing for his actions. some aren't sure if it's sincere, many do believe the incident was a wake up call. >> we're not immune to racism. .

>> evidence of hundreds of messages in chalk. a moment for a coming together. and lesson in acceptance and love. >> we need to educate people. this is not a moment where we all have to be inclusive of all lives matter. this is a moment for african-americans. >> stand up to it. >> police are trying to track down a cyclist assaulted a group including a child posting fliers in support for justice of george floyd. it was caught on camera. >> leave her alone. walk away. >> hey! get off her. >> wow. hne on tn maryland. after the man grabbed the fliers from the girl he charged at the man filming and argued with him. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. police posted images of the cyclists online and received

tips. >> today we hosted an hour long conversation on the issues of race. e panelist retired oakland y. c. police department captain. >> one of the things i can tell you in my close to 30 years of service. is that when there's been uses of force, things happened throughout the nation, you hear officers say that most officers are good. there's a few bad apples. i cringe when i hear that. there's certain professions you can't have bad apples. you're going to have a pause and caution any time you pick up a another bad apples. they are actually attacking their integrity and dignity and the profession ta love. >> you can watch all of

action. a bay area conversation. it's well worth your time. >> san francisco officials say they launched an effort to prioritize directing funding from the police department. to support the african-american community. mayor breed and supervisor will be working to identify specific funding needs in the upcoming budget. the mayor says black san francisco residents face health and economic out comes. >> take action. there are links to resources on equality, justice and race issues. to navigate this difficult time. >> today marks day 80 since the bay area began to shelter in place. more restrirkss are being lifted. coronavirus remans a threat. there are more than 15,000 cases in the 14 counties that make up

the bay area and surrounding area. we have mapped out the number of cases in each of the counties. because of the numbers, doctors say we still need to take precautions and be careful. let's get back to the fuse news room. >> more people out and about. things are opening back up. that's not a surprise. doctors say folks need to be careful. >> shelter in place orders are still in effect in some capacity throughout the area. you wouldn't know it by the way things look. people out and about. often without face coverings. should we be concerned? >> absolutely. it's not gone. i think we're lulled into a false sense of security. because we flattened the curve. we didn't get rid of it. >> covid-19 is still out there. and you need to be cautious.

even if your friends or family aren't. >> it's a mistake to think this virus is gone. it's around. we're still seeing infections in the bay area. we will see a surge if we're not careful. >> we continue to see new covid-19 cases. in every county. there are areas of concern. in alameda new cases have increased over the past three weeks. and hospitalizations have increased over the past two weeks. 27 new cases on wednesday. that's the second high etc. single day rise in two weeks. just five new cases wednesday. health officials there are saying there's been a rapid increase of covid-19 cases in low income communities. in san mateo just 17 cases wednesday. the lowest single day rise since may 17. but the lowest number of tests in two weeks were taken on that day.

they're finding that the little things are going a long way. social distancing. hand washing and. >> if i have to pick one simple thing. wear a mask. that's what i see the least of. wille ve ripple. >> she told m thi actua people need to be cautious here. because there's so much unknown. and that could certainly change. she says there's a huge danger if this virus lingers around for a good amount of time. >> all right. thank you. on the peninsula. san mateo announced plans to advance the reopening. out door sit down dining can begin. bars have to stay closed. >> bit of life returning there.

we want to talk about the weather. we have the fires and firefighters had a lot to deal with. >> of course. the hundred degree heat. that's about to ease it sounds like. tracking that. >> the humidity is going to come up which would help the firefighters. let's look at the smoky skies. you will notice as the fires began to burn the smoke started filling the air. as a matter of fact the smoke drifted into parts of san francisco. and the east bay. earlier tonight. because of the wind direction. the fog is going to work its way up from the monterey bay. you can see it. south surge will continue to develop. towards tomorrow morning. we'll be waking up to the gray skies. temperatures have really fallen in many parts of the bay area. 50s 60s and 70s inland. five 20 ten degrees drop for the

afternoon highs. tomorrow you'll feel it. down 17 degrees in concord. compared to 24 hours ago. so temperatures will tumble. sam fr 24 degrees in livermore. from 100 today to 76 tomorrow. a welcome relief. view looking good. fog returns in the morning. cooler and windier. and a slight chance of showers for saturday. it's not a game changer. temperatures in the morning anywhere from 50s to low 60s. there will be fog around in the afternoon some of the fog will hang around. 59 in half-moon bay. 81 fair field. the warmest spot.

68 oakland. check out the wind picking up gusting off the ocean. 32 miles per hour. still gusty into the afternoon and evening. going to be a big change from what we were used to. we'll fast forward to the weekend. we have the possibility of a couple of showers. really spotty in nature. if they develop it will be a quick moving system. this will turn to a mix of snow. 7-day forecast. it's windier and cooler tomorrow. as we head into saturday even cooler than that. numbers around the bay and inland. 60s and 70s. sunday the same. gusty winds both days and warmth. it will be back midweek with the mid-90s showing up. >> all right. thank you. >> stay with us we'll be back in

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good evening. nba is coming back. lt warriors season is over. the players union will vote on the resume play with 22 teams in orlando. sleep, eat and play at the disney sports complex.

games resume july 31. final scheduled for october. players are tested daily and quarantined if they get sick. >> saint quarterback apologizing for his comments on kneeling and the flag. brutally candid on the suggest of racism in america. >> people are hurting. black people mainly are scared and the disturbing thing is they have been scared for a long time. and this is is it. this is the cry for help. and people don't totally listen. >> everybody knows about colin kaepernick. you may not remember bruce max well the a's catcher who kneeled in 2017. now playing in mexico. and believes taking a knee has kept him from getting another job in the major leagues. he was our guest on the with authority pod cast. he's still dealing with threats against him and his family. >> my life changed after that

moment. to be honest. i have never witnessed so much hatred. for one thing in my entire life. i have the threats and comments i was receiving. even to this day. about that day of kneeling during the national anthem. it's disturbing. it is. i never knew somebody could possess so much hatred for trying to stand up for what's right. my parents taught me standing up for what's right isn't easy. but it is the right thing to do. i was doing what was in my heart. and to be penalized and in my opinion lose my career over it. it was demoralizing. >> time for call my play. your video, my call of the action. a young lady working on her swing. >> she's working on her swing in

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when we get through this. we don't know when we'll get through it, but it gave me a moment of strength. i'm thinking about how i can help, and i know you're doing the same. all of this makes me really sad because we worry that some of these businesses simply won't survive. many of them were gearing up for the summer. people will be eating outside, whether it's a beer garden in chicago or eating barbecue in memphis, both of which i've done. the statistics are staggering. over 10 million americans applied for unemployment in march, and since we've been on air, we want to put a face to these numbers. because i've told y'all, when people say things like "death toll", remember that's an actual person. when they say "unemployment claim," that's a human being who may not be able to put food on the table. erika thomas, a member of our tam fam, is a mom from denver, colorado, who you could say had the sweetest job in town making ice cream for a living with her husband. since the pandemic hit, she says every day

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