>> just can't all right we're going to open up. >> no. it's not that simple. in several bay area counties, some businesses are getting ready to reopen, but business owners tell us it may not be as easy or as profitable as you might think. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. california is taking a big step in reopening from the coronavirus pandemic. next friday, schools, day camps, and campgrounds will be allowed to start reopening, but with modifications. the rules for schools and day camps will apply statewide. also, counties will need to meet certain metrics when it comes to the next three. these are big ones. bars, gyms, and professional sports have the green light for next friday as well. of course, the big questions what kind of changes will be implemented. this will be spelled out in the state's guidance. it's also expected to explain rules for hotels, casinos, museums and zoos. >> as part of our coronavirus coverage in our efforts to build a better bay area, we're

focusing on how the coronavirus is impacting your workplace, education, your health and the economy. they're now allowing sit-down dining as of today. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen explains some of the new rules that are in effect. >> with outdoor dining now permitted in santa clara county, restaurant owners are trying to navigate their new reality. ed a leudwig's german table in san jose, employees are getting ready for service in nearly three months. here each table has its own bottle of hand sanitizer plus a qr code for customers to pay for orders >>owikhere ou gde to s se rulou >>ccorhealth tle can seat only six people or less, and everyone in the group must be members of the same household. tables must also be placed six feet apart. >> we're going to be learning

today and for the foreseeable future, and i'm sure the guests are going to be learning as well. this is a new experience for everyone. >> just a few blocks away, sushi confidential doesn't plan on opening its patio until the middle of next week. >> a lot of these restaurants have been closed. they're rehiring some of their old staff, maybe new staff, and there is a lot of kinks to still work out. >> owner randy musterer is transitioning. >> with all the phone calls we are getting, so many people are excited to finally be able to eat and drink outside their own house. >> downtown restaurants have been hit especially hard because of the covid-19 pandemic followed by the civil unrest over the past week. they're glad things are starting to calm down. >> when you're thinking about that takeout, that to-go order, or if you're ready to come outside and have a meal, think about going local. pack your patience.inood re a wait.going to be a little bit maybe it will take a little bit longer. but we want to take care you have, and we look forward to

seeing everyone. >> in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. san francisco's top health official hopes the city will not see a surge in covid-19 cases because of people gathering for protests following the death of george floyd. and now san francisco's offering free testing to anyone who attended those protests if they're concerned about having the virus. >> we want to make sure that people have support and care if they are concerned if they were out protesting that they are able to get tested. >> san francisco will conduct those covid-19 screenings at a pop-up testing site located at st. mary's cathedral on gulf street. what is reopening and what is not in each bay area county. if ou want to find out what is happening in your county, head to abc7news.com. after a week of protests against police brutality, governor gavin newsom called fo control technique, in particular the carotid hold, stopping that

that's a technique used to render a person unconscious. >> carotid hold that literally is designed to stop people's blood from flowing into their brain. that has no place any longer in 21st century practices in policing. and so i am immediately directing post, which is our police officers training to end the training of that practice. >> the governor made his comments during a news conference in sacramento in which he implored californians to accept that we are not going back to normal it is. newsom was joined by bart board president latifah simon. >> this call that the governor is asking us all now to accept to rapidly bend the arc towards justice. it is our duty, and we must move forward expeditiously. no more. we can't go back. >> state lawmakers quick to act. members of the legislature's black and latino caucuses introduced a law that would make it illegal for officers to use

that carotid hold. meanwhile, protesters gathering in san francisco, the mission district today over the death of sean monterrosa. monterrosa was shot and killed bay vallejo police tuesday morning near a walgreens. vallejo's police chief said the 22-year-old had a hammer in his waistband that an officer mistook for a gun. the state attorney general's launched an investigation into the department because of that shooting. the fbi's san francisco division is asking for the public's assistance in the case of a security guard killed at the federal building in oakland. the bureau is hoping someone can identify the white van believed to have been used during the shooting and killing of 53-year-old dave patrick underwood of pinole. a week ago tonight. the fbi says the van is a 1997 to 2002 ford e 250 or e 350 cargo van. the van didn't appear to have license plates. the fbi is also seeking photos or video of the ford van from businesses and private residences with surveillance cameras. yesterday here at abc7, we

hosted abc7 listens, from anger to action, a bay area conversation with several guests discussing racism, the recent protests, as well as police brutality. it's available at abc7news.com, our abed platforms. in san francisco, sky 7 flew above a brushfire that forced people to be evacuated from their homes in portrero hill. crews contained the fire to about two acres. one person was hurt. investigators are looking for what sparked the fire. firefighters say the wind drove the flames this afternoon. here with a look at the weather for us right now, clueing the wind is abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian. spencer? >> okay, kristen. well, it is windy in san francisco, as it is across the entire region as a matter of fact. here is a look at our surface winds. you can see 37-mile-per-hour winds right now in san francisco, and we have winds from 25 to 35 miles an hour or above in much of the area.

it's cool across the entire region. much cooler than yesterday. only 61 degrees in san francisco right now. so we certainly don't have fire weather, but that strong wind will hamper almost any firefighting effort. and looking ahead just a little bit, not looking ahead, but looking at the 24-hour temperature change, you can see it is sharply cooler all across the region than at this time yesterday. i'll give you a look at weekend weather coming up. >> thank you, spencer. coming up on abc7 news at 4:00, an abc7 news i team exclusive. scared of contracting the coronavirus. she works at a hospital where more than two dozen staff have already tested positive. a two-month moratorium, bay area boats will be back on the water. they say restrictions will still deal a major blow to the bottom line. continuing

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more than three dozen health care workers at a hayward hospital have tested positive for covid-19. nearly all of them are from the same department. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the story you'll only see on 7. >> an independent nonprofit community hospital in hayward confirming 37 health care workers out of 8700 employees have currently tested positive for coronavirus. >> it's honestly something we all fear. a lot of us have babies at home. >> st. rosa emergency department nurse estella evans. >> i love what i do. i need a second. sorry. i love what i do, and, you know, i have no problem taking care of sick people, but, you know, the biggest fear is that my child could get it. >> 26 of the health care workers who tested positive are in the

medical >> patients admitted to the medical surgical telemetry unit are patients who have been diagnosed with acute condition or medical problem. the hospital's ceo tells the i-team st. rose hospital has extensive protocols in place, including the use of ppe and daily screening of all individuals involved in the delivery of patient care. also, it does not have evidence that any staff became infected as a result of providing care at st. rose. sain st. rose hospital says the health care workers have been placed on per the recommendation. 12 have returned to work and the hospital is working with alameda county's infectious disease specialist to implement appropriate measures at the hospital to maintain safety. >> have been waiting for responses and changing in our hospital.

>> evans says st. rose needs to do more. >> give us the support we need to do our job, to be safe, to, you know, have enough staff to take care of these critical patients that are coming in. >> for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. tomorrow's the big day for the fleet of charter boats on the san mateo county coastline. it's an important part of the coastal economy, which is one of the areas we focus on when we talk about building a better bay area. abc7 news reporter david louie says pandemic restrictions on fishing charters will lift right after midnight tonight. >> we can't spend any more time in the house. we want to get out and fish. >> that is the urgent plea tom has been hearing for weeks from his regular customers. the charter fishing boats can head out to sea saturday morning in search of salmon and rock cod, maybe even dungeness binesd sanitation of the toilet or head after each use are required, and more.

>> you can't share rods. we're not going to be trading gear back and forth. your rod is your rod, and we don't want other people touching it or playing with it. >> while most boats can carry 16 to 20, capacity will be limited to 1/4 that number. that means less socialization. but it's not putting a damper on the excitement. >> this is a salmon fishing rod, set up for our salmon troawling. the group i have tomorrow is all very, very excited about getting out. >> the restoration of fishing charters is also expected to help the shops and restaurants at pillar point harbor which have been impacted by health ptnmiy used e downtime to do maintenance and repairs. revenue is going to take time. >> it's going to be two, maybe three years that it's going to take us to recoup the loss that we faced in the closure for these past several months. >> he has been taking customers

fishing for almost 30 years, and he is glad to be taking them back out to sea. david louie, abc7 news. >> all right. heading into the weekend, whatever your plans are, spencer, it seems like it's going to be mild and pleasant. not unlike you. >> in fact, it's going to be -- >> i don't know about that. >> it's going to be cool and pleasant, unlike me. here is a look at our current surface wind speeds. it's really windy out there. i showed this earlier, but it's worth showing again. 37-mile-per-hour winds in san francisco and novato. 36 at fairfield. all around the area, you get the picture, it's windy. and it's going to be windy for the next couple of days as well. check out the 24-hour temperature change. again, it is so much cooler than at this time yesterday. 30 degrees cooler in concord. 26 degrees cooler in fairfield. 23 degrees cooler in san carlos. you get the picture. that's the patteri t now. looking westward fromemrareloto

gilroy. 69 at san jose. and 59 at pacifica. so more temperature readings for you now under windy and cool conditions. 80 santa rosa. that's our warm spot. we only have 70 degrees in petaluma and napa, 76 at fairfield and 68 at concord and livermore. temperatures above 100 just a couple of days ago. these are our forecast features. this cooling marine layer will expand overnight. so look for lingering morning low clouds. bright, breezy and cool the next few day, and a warmer pattern will develop the next week. overnight lows under increasing clouds and under windy conditions will be mainly in the low to mid-50s. and tomorrow's highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to only upper 60s near the bay shoreline to only low and mid-70s inland. on sunday, similar patterns still gusty and cool. monday it starts to warm up sharply. temperatures rebound close to seasonal levels.

and by tuesday, it will be warming up to summer-like levels. we've been mentions a slight, slight chance of rain during the week we've been mentioning the slight chance for the weekend is what i'm saying that chance is even slighter now. here is a look at our forecast animation starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning. notice you'll see a few patches of light sprinkles and showers offshore. maybe one were to will touch the coastline. maybe the number on ukiah tomorrow might see a couple of showers. basically, it's going to be dry with the passing showers near the coastline and may even hit some of the higher elevations in the bay area. again, essentially, we're looking at a dry weekend. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. windy and cooler, with bright skies the next couple of days. and warming up on monday. tuesday and wednesday, inland highs, low to mid-90s around the bay. low to mid-80s. but we'll start to see the temperatures moderate a bit on thursday and friday of next week. and looks like a pattern sort of similar to this week without the

extreme heat is going to warm up sharply in midweek and start to cool down towards the end of the week and become breezy again, which is much like what we've had the last few days. larry and kristen? >> sounds good. thank you, spencer. one northern california nonprofit is making all of its summer camps virtual this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. we get

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y3wvmy y1s6y francisco park and recs department, but at a much smaller scale. camp will be limited to 12 kids per session. the downsizing means there are only about one thousand spots available for saturday's signups. campers will need to enroll for three-week sessions. >> kids will be given a health screening and a temperature check. sessions are three weeks long so kids can't move from camp to wite poids fo all three weeks. >> public health officers

orders. registration begins saturday at 10:00 a.m. san jose begins summer camp registration on monday. families with limited resources can sign up beginning today at san jose community centers. >> excited, get out and play with other people. private and nonprofit summer camps are also starting up. one of the biggest operators is camp edmo. they decided to do all of their camps online. we decided to see what a virtual camp really looks like. >> zoom that number. w tomer camp, version 2020. >> am i supposed to join the breakout room? >> instead of dropping off a child, parents are helping their kids with a zoom check-in. >> you're going to be with sam. >> the kids used to get online camp. so they're interacting with kids in chat and talking and the instructors too. >> camp edmo is a nonprofit that was offering summer camps at 32 locations all over california. but then came the stay-at-home

order. >> completely turned our worlds upside down. >> in a week they had to totally change the wayhey did business. >> we gathered our team to do a design challenge of a lifetime, which was create that same camp experience that kids would have in person and translate to it the online virtual world. >> we are going to be making a really fun volcano. >> besides full and hada s, it offers a wto d aroam that was life, really connecting with kids. >> instead of watching a prerecorded video, kids can ask questions and get instant feedback from teachers. >> oh, that's so cool. that's awesome. >> it was really fun. it feels like they're sometimes with us right here. >> when you have a live person engaging, you with actually see gad, and wean respond to ot that. >> virtual camps have allowed camp edmo to increase offerings like this family cooking class. >> so you're going to put the

olive oil in your eggs. >> there is taunt to create a relationship with the kids. and learn some things about ourselves in the process while we're making a meal. >> going virtual has allowed camp edmo to serve more children. they had kids log on from texas, florida, and foreign country, japan and india. it also rolled out an honor pricing system. families who can't pay the full fee can get instant discounts of 50 and 80%. >> the system based on human dignity and trust. so we just trust that if you can afford $15 an hour, you will pay $15 an hour so another child who can't can also access the program instantly. >> conner, i see you're starting to spread out. >> it just exploded. in the east bay today, hundreds of people in pleasanton someusesses spent the e morning battening down the hatches. plus, black lives matter painted on the streets of washington, d.c., right near the national

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> minneapolis has banned its police force from using chokeholds like the one that preceded the death of george floyd. >> the city council ordered that change to police procedure today. it also requires officers intervene whenever they witness other officers employing the practice, and to report such incidents to superiors. the order needs to be approved by a judge. >> we have to be on the precipice of change and that there are forms that are just generations past due. >> we're getting an idea of the possible defense two of the accused officers could be using in court, alexander kueng and

lane were rookies. they had less than a week on the job. the rookies are pointing their fingers and derek chauvin saying both made statements during that incident. the head of the centers for disease control and prevention is voicing concern about the use of chemicals for crowd control. agents like smoke or tear gas cause coughing that could spread the virus. he plans to raise the matter with a white house task force. the lack of social distancing during the gatherings has raised concerns about a spike in new cases. redfield says more n advocated the ability to have face coverings and masks available to protesters. >> redfield and health officials nationwide are urging anyone who has attended a protest over the last week to be tested. peaceful protests continue in the e theconf abt tusd people gathered for a rally and march. that event has been peaceful.

the local police chief was even among the invited speakers. laura anthony with the story. >> i can't breathe! >> the chants rang out amid the hundreds of the community park for a protest in march, one that organizers say meet the void of any destruction and all about moving forward together. >> i think it's important to bring this, because in this predominantly white community, it's important that they use their privilege and power to ignite change. actions of those asanton and pe four officers in minneapolis. >> chief david swain was among the invited speakers and coordinated with police to avoid pleasanton's downtown main street and the small businesses there. >> our police department has been in contact with the organizers to help facilitate a peaceful and safe protest for this afternoon. >> some businesses did board up, but they were in the minority.

most, like restaurant owner maurice decided to hold off on the plywood. >> while i support, you know, the young people that are protesting, i also want to make sure that they do it responsibly and they consider our neighborhood, our livelihood. >> the young people who organized this event told us they want the focus to be squarely on the message. >> i'm tired of seeing my brothers and sisters excessively brutalized by the police and justice not be served. >> in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc7 news. the image of an african american woman riding a horse through last friday's protest in around thethat 25d rihna nob he treatment of people of color by police through a new platform. she has been riding horses all her life, and she also wants to

get more people of color into the equestrian world. >> if you don't come from money, the horse world is a very inaccessible place if you do not have money. and it's also hard as a black woman just simply because there is not a lot of us. any barn, any facility that i walk into, any place i go, it's like being a single white flower in a field of red roses. >> noble's sister is a san francisco police officer, but the two see eye to eye on many of the issues being protested. a surprising but poignant move from reddit co-founder alexis alexis. his request as he steps down from the board. a powerful message to the league about racism and the

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>> all right. time now for the four@4. ama, hey. >> good to see you.

happy friday. and spencer. let's do this. so alexis ohanian is the co-founder of reddit, and husband saying it's an effort to reduce racial hate. >> i'm saying this as a father who needs to be able to answer his black daughter when she asks what did you do. so i have resigned as a member of the reddit board. i've urged them to fill my seat with a black candidate. and i will use future gains on my reddit stock to serve the black community, chiefly to curb racial hate. >> ohanian also pledged a million dollars to colin kaepernick's know your rights campaign. his decision comes days after former reddit ceo ellen powell slammed a company statement condemning racism. powell accused the company of nurturing and monetizing white

supremacy and hate. we're talking about some things like not shutting down some reddits that were filled with hate. now he is doing so and he says he would like the position to go to an african american board member. what do you guys think? who wants to start? >> spencer? >> okay. i think it's a powerful and symbolic gesture. obviously, you don't expect ceo or board member of a major corporation to step down and say it has to be a black person that follows me. but it's a powerful and symbolic gesture, which seems -- it's his choice. it's an admiral choice. i respect it. perhaps it will lead to some opening of consciousness. >> yeah, and ama, i'm sure he is motivated by wanting to create a better world for his biracial daughter. >> yeah, that's what i was going to say. first of all, it makes you take pause because we don't always see this happen, after what happened with george floyd. so it makes you stop and really

think wow, somebody is actually doing something. and what he said about our kids are watching. they're watching what we do and what we don't do, and how we make things better for their generation. so i think that's a great way to look at it and put it in perspective and really get people to think about the next steps and what they can personally do to make a change. >> along those lines, the national football league has got some decisions to make in the death of george floyd has prompted more than a dozen nfl stars to unite and send a really powerful message to the league about racial inequality. >> it's been ten days since george floyd was brutally murdered. >> how many times we need to ask you to listen to your players. >> what will it take for one of us to be murdered by police brutality? >> what if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd. >> what if i was george floyd. >> if i was george floyd -- >> if i was george floyd, if i was george floyd, if i was george floyd. >> nfl mvp patrick mahomes of the chiefs calling on the league to condemn what they call the

systematic oppression of black people and admit it was wrong to silence people players from peacefully protesting, a reference to the demonstration started by former 49er colin kaepernick. the video came only a day after drew brees said he would never the flag when it comes to kneeling during the anthem. and he has since apologized. the nfl released a statement sying, quote, we stand with the black community because black lives matter. adding we know we can and need to do more. i was interested. we had this conversation in the sports department earlier in day about what the nfl would actually do. this is the era of player empowerment. whether you're talking about the nba or the nfl. a short time ago, roger goodell, the commissioner released a video, and he basically said we got it wrong. we completely got this thing wrong. and now i'm with you. the question, spencer, first of all, the league, what were they going to do if every player on every team suddenly took a knee. they kind of were forced into this.

>> well, i'm glad to see the league, excuse me, finally coming around and taking a stand, a courageous one and an appropriate one, i think. people are probably free to interpret kaepernick's gesture as disrespecting the flag. but that's certainly not what he intended to do. the flag symbolizes equality and justice for all, and he was trying to call attention to the fact that we're not living up to what the flag symbolizes. so now the league is opening its heart and mind i guess. >> kristen, you're a big sports fan. it's going to be an interesting situation, assuming we do have football in the fall, which we're not even sure about that yet, because there are going to be fans that don't want the see the kneeling. so the league is really in an interesting place. >> yeah, and i imagine there will be fans who want to see the kneeling, perhaps kneel too with the players.

and i bet players will do it. many will. the nfl is not going to stop them at this point. i just wonder how much credibility they have with all that they're saying right now, given they had four years to make some changes. >> it will be interesting to see if the commissioner takes a knee. because that would be a very powerful message. >> all right. in the wake of the ongoing protests and discussion about police tactics, some are arguing it's time to rethink the cop drama in "the washington post." a writer argues studios should immediately halt production on cop shows and movies. she argues they valorize over less dramatic police work of building relationships with the community. a writer in usa today argues for rethinking in cop shows. she cites a recent report by color of change that studies the effects of thev shows and found they distorted representations of people of color. ama, do you welcome that? >> it's interesting because i got to admit, i like those

dramas. i saw in the video "law & order" svu, i've been a big fan of the show. after i heard about this, i was thinking back to the episodes and thinking is there a good representation of different groups on the show. and i believe that there are. i said are there good representations of different types of criminals? are they all just black criminals, no, they're not. but i do think that, you know, this is a great opportunity for us to analyze these things and just stop for a minute and think you know what? are we doing the best we can when it comes to this. should we rethink our approach? i just think it's time for us to open our eyes a little bit more and just analyze what we're doing and what we're putting out there. >> for sure. spencer, what do you think? >> yeah, i agree with ama. i don't think we need to take such a -- by the way, i like those dramas also. i used to love "nypd blue." i don't think we need to take such an extreme measure of

getting rid of the cop shows. that sort of makes it look like we're saying all cops are bad. we're not saying that. there are bad cops, but obviously not all cops are bad cops. >> i agree. maybe i'd like to see a little e less shooting. >> you can make that case. a lot of people felt that way being from hawaii with "hawaii 5-0" because you would think there is shootouts on every block based on the plots of the show which is not the case. some people back there were upset with that for years. the district of columbia sending a message of support and solidarity to americans outraged over the killing of george floyd. city and local artists painted the words black lives matter in gigantic letters on the street leading right to the white house, ending near the church where president trump staged a photo op onmoay d.c. mayor muriel bowser black lives matter plaza saying the message behind the words are clear. however, black lives matter d.c.

called the mural a distraction and blasted the mayor for not meeting their demands to decrease the police budget. i have to admit when i first saw this on twitter, i wasn't sure that it was real. i felt compelled to look at it because i thought really, they did that? spencer, what was your reaction? >> i had a similar reaction. i looked at it and i thought wait a minute, is this legit? and now that i know there is friction between some people in the movement and the mayor, i don't know what the think about it. i'd like to see them kind of resolve it. >> ama? >> i was surprised that it was so i guess well done esthetically, just looking at it. i was impressed by that fact, but then again, it's the whole thing where oh, you think people who are behind black lives matter would just be like yeah, this is great, amazing, but wait, no, maybe not so much. what do we do? is this the right thing to do? is this the wrong thing to do? there is just so much to figure

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me, because that may be the end of me or the imprisonment of me. >> this crowd gathered to hear e death of followed. but when it was mayor libby schaaf's turn, her anger over the deaths other the work of a few bad apples boiled out. this is not about bad apples. excuse me, but [ bleep ] the bad apple theory. >> elationhat rewi ppln the audience. >> we knew she was coming from a place of being sincere and showing empathy. >> sometimes you have to make a point. >> i totally agree with what she said then. >> i caught up with schaaf after her speech and asked her about the statement. >> i don't know if people always see just how deeply i feel about these issues. and i apologize. it was not appropriate for me to

use inappropriate language at a rally that was organized by religious leaders. it was very inappropriate. >> that may be true, but for the people in the audience, the statement was also heartfelt. in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 featuring as many high school seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting some candid pics with the #grads on 7, or go to abc7news.com. we say congrats to all of you, the class of 2020. ♪

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outside. what that man himself is saying and what city officials have to say about body cam video of the incident. a story you will see only on 7 when ama and i join yu for abc7 news at 5:00. shelter in place can feel pretty lonely. s ting theseittldeliries we're separate. >> giving them away to their neighbors. one said they gave their arrangement away to their neighbor who had to celebrate her sweet 16 in quarantine. i thought that was so nice that they got to enjoy it before they then passed it along to somebody else to really love. z3wvmz z1s6z

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it's so we can makeus strger rer neighbors. here we are. in this together. >> all right. coming up tonight at 8:00 shark tank followed by two hour 2020 on the pandemic. stay with us for the news at 11:00. we're committed to helping build a better bay area. focusings on four key areas including the economy. stores owned by language corporations damaged because of the looting have the ability to bounce back quick will. the same cannot be said for small businesses in the area. a woman in oakland stepping in to help. >> the nationwideait ci injusti following the death of george floyd touched down in oakland and isn't letting up. >> protesting is part of our

heritage. our legacy here in oakland. another element that has arisen >> hsome people have basic oppo a culture collaboration space downtown. >> if anyone is out there and campaigning for black rights they wouldn't stop oak stop. a business like ours that has done so much for the community. >> it was hit during the looting. >> it's not just the damages from one night of chaos and looting. it's looking all the way back up the chain historically. from the fact that black owned businesses in general are already facing challenges and economic injustice. and already marginalized and take that and combine that with the pandemic. >> you get a tough situation. but in this case a good person too. >> we can fix windows first.

and then keep going. >> she also lives in oakland. set up a go fund of 5,000 tlars to help the damaged black owned businesses. in five days she raised 75,000. >> not just the current crisis. covid-19 and the businesses. that's one of the key ways we fight economi injustice. >> oak stop is one of many businesses benefitting from the money. sending the message that this community at least by some is seen and heard. >> that'll do it for now for this edition of the these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all,

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exercising outside of his home. what the man is saying and city officials about body cam video just released a short time ago. >> in san mateo dikt tape over a broken window. spot where a rock was thrown through the home of a council member. she says it was likely a hate crime. >> big moving to open the economy. from san jose. across the east bay. >> a controversial officer involved shooting prompted this rally in san francisco two hours ago. sky 7 flew over when marchers gathered at the bart station. the family planned to join the peaceful protest demanding that police release the body cam footage from the deadly