being investigated at hate crimes. the ropes have terrifying effects. >> good afternoon. >> understandably there's a lot of emotion and confusion over the situation. those who put the ropes in the trees say they are part of a rigging system used for exercise and recreation. >> these are symbols of torture and racial violence. >> oakland mayor is so alarmed by the video she saw of a rope that looked like a noose in a tree. calling for a hate crime investigation. >> i recognize there is information these might have been parts of exercise equipment. the intention doesn't invalidate

the effect. >> the woman who shot video of the rope and posted it and her concerns on social media. >> i saw something swinging it caught my eye. it caught me off guard. >> is this man told us the rope is part of a rigging used by him and his friends as a larger swing system and shared this video in action. >> out of the dozens and hundreds and thousands of people that walked by, no one has thought it looked anywhere close to a noose. folks use it for exercise. it was really a fun addition to the park. that we tried to create. >> he told us this small piece of rope in a tree is part of the same system. still, for many people the image of anything that looks like a noose stirs up intense emotion. >> even if it was supposed to be exercise rope. it is making us all unsafe. >> it's unfortunate that a

genuine gesture of just wanted to create a good time, got misinterpreted into something heinous. >> oakland police are investigating and assigned extra patrol to the lake. adding we understand the historic and harmful association when ropes are hung from trees. and how the impact can harm the community. we remind and ask the community to be mindful when using this equipment in a recreational manner. >> we're waiting on a news conference involving the mayor. and we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. >> emotional final farewell today for the beloved husband and father, and sheriff. kill nd the line of duty. he was ambushed earlier this month by a heavily armed shooter. we have more on the procession and memorial frs 14 year veteran. >> at heart of the deeply

emotional two hour memorial service. the testimony. sharing stories of her husband. >> he loved what he did. it wasn't just a job. he wanted to take care of the community. create love. build a family and raise children. >> sergeant was shot and killed responding to a report of suspicious van. on june 6. two other officers were injured. the 38 year-old worked for the sheriff office since 2006. at the service one friend and colleague after another describing the mark he left on them. >> it doesn't matter if we knew you for five minutes or 38 years. you made our lives so much brighter. without you it will take a while for lives to adjust law enforcement officers attended the ceremony. many others lined the streets for the funeral. complete strangers showed up to pay respects. >> i want to come out and be the

support. >> perhaps the most emotional part. this moment. when sergeant's two year-old son received his badge. his wife is also pregnant. >> i pray for the strength to raise the amazing children he would have raised. >> thank you to the community. the community that he loved so much. and died defending. >> it was full of song, sorries and tears. and humor. >> i'd like to hear one big thousand person goods right now. >> thank you. >> enforcement members, local residents and family and friends. special permission to host the large gathering.

safety precautions in place. temperature checks and face coverings required. newsom met with the family beforehand. >> 32 year-old was charged with sergeant's murder. we brought you developments in the case yesterday. they are charged with last months deadly shooting of security officer. at the oakland federal building. the fbi says the two are part of an antigovernment extremist group. he left his active duty post on a mission to kill cops. >> new details in the disturbing story of the e bay executive accused of tarting a massachusetts couple with sinister corporate revenge. one of the accused is e bay former ceo. and former c c o texted saying we're going to crush this lady after the couple wrote an

unflattering story on the company. other employees are accused of using that as license to mail the couple things like cockroaches, a bloody pig mask and a funeral wreath. they resigned in september. but neither has been officially charged in the case. >> the mood at the country led to other controversial topics including the issue of the native american genocide. some cities and government buildings have began removing statues of christopher columbus. what people are saying. >> leaders in sacramento have agreed to remove the statue of christopher columbus from the capitol. in san francisco, the statue has been defaced many times which has led to growing division in the society. >> the symbol of discovery and exploration and courage. that built civilization. >> kids should be taught the truth. he came here and got rid of the people who were here. >> to many people in san francisco, honoring columbus

means also acknowledging the many contributions the italian americans have made throughout the decades. but is there a way to remove that emotional bond to columbus? >> it's impossible, says the owner of the north beach neighborhood. >> columbus represents our spirit. the adventure. to go over seas and see if he can find new world. >> some say perhaps we should be looking at other colonizers who came with and after him. the british came after. >> there's no way on the face of the earth that the role of hispanic imperialism and destruction of community can be washed away. >> one of his descendants wrote an opinion piece in u.s. today stating hey america, my ancestor

didn't cause your failings. >> it's time for all of us to do some soul searching. >> it seems like we have a lot of time to think about it and do something about it. maybe it is a good moment. >> another statue will soon be coming down. the statue of queen and christopher columbus will be removed. it has been in sacramento since 1883. >> the friday is juneteenth the holiday celebrating the end of slavery many america. we'll have a special called juneteenth a celebration of overcoming. watch the one hour special here on abc 7 at 8:00 p.m. on friday. >> a new proposal could make racially motivated 911 calls a hate crime. he will introduce legislation aimed at stopping 911 calls motivated by race, religion, sex

or a protected class. several videos of people calling the police on black people caused out rage across the u.s. under current law it's illegal to make a false police report but doesn't include any sort of punishment to address discrimination. >> just a day after nfl commissioner said he's encouraging teams to sign colin kaepernick. at least one team says it's worth taking a look. the coach of the l.a. chargers said he could try out for a roster spot this year depending on the preseason. the two sides haven't talked yet and nothing is scheduled. but this is the first season the chargers are moving on from long time quarterback phillip rivers. >> news conference involving oakland mayor is under way. regarding that noose found. let's listen live. >> incidents will be investigated as a hate crime.

these evidence has been turned over to the fbi. and i want to be clear, that regardless of the intentions of whoever put those nooses in our public trees in our sacred public space here in oakland, intentions don't matter. it is incumbent on us to know the actual history of racial violence of terrorism. that a noose represents. and that we as a city must remove these terrorizing symbols from the public view. and investigate these as hate crimes. until proven otherwise. these are extremely serious acts. we have to take into account the impact that they will have when viewed by members of the community that have been subject to racist attacks, terrorism and even violence.

this is not just history. this is present time. with that, i want to introduce our director of parks recreation and development. nicholas williams. and you can come up and join us. thank you. >> good afternoon. we're a very disappointed with the happenings of the lake yesterday finding the ropes in the trees. initial information came in that this was exercise equipment. some of it may have been. some of it was not. and oakland city parking doesn't tolerate hate. we are an exclusive system and we celebrate the fact that everybody can come to oakland parks and enjoy it. we will continue to be like that. we don't want to scare off any of the citizens. we will be vigilant about the

fact that oakland parks are open and exclusive for everyone. so, these are acts of hatred and our country is experiencing that. oakland is about diversity and equity. thank you. >> this is member of the culture arts commission. huge stake holder in the lake merit community. >> thank you for that introduction. i am on the arts commission. however today i stand as an oakland native. as an artist that uses the public space. and artist that is very inspired by oakland standing up due to actions of the mayor. and our director of park and reck. to call this out directly and

clearly for what it is. it is a hate crime. and we can't tolerate it. the lake area is intended for families and oakland public space. space that we need to have safe space and feel safe. it's devastating. everyone throughout the community is hurt. and i think you all have a job as the media to let the world know where oakland stands on this. that there is no waivering that we are all in 100% support of what the mayor is saying and putting out and oakland will not tolerate it. personally i they whoever did the act should be found and be held responsible and prosecuted to the highest extent of the law. that we can hold them to. and be made an kpachl example of. to let them know they can't bring it here. if they do they will be met with

strong resistance and pay the penalty for that. with that said, i want to really just speak out for the folks that are not here. people from oakland that are really feeling the pain. and they would love to have their voices heard. i want you all to know that oakland is in support of what's happening today and really thank you. thank you to the mayor. for taking it seriously and not letting something like this slip by and let it be something else that nobody hears about. i thank you all for your roles in helping to get the word out that oakland as a city and oaklanders as residents will not and do not stand for this action. >> recapping the situation in oakland we have been watching a live news conference involving oakland mayor. going back up to the podium there. this is involving a situation where nooses were found at lake

merit. we showed you the story earlier. and interviewed the man who put them there to use as kpeexercis equipment. the nooses have to be removed even if they are used for exercise. that will not be tolerated at least the nooses what they represent is offensive to many and you heard from parks and reck. some of it was exercise equipment, but the quote was clearly some of it was not. we'll keep you posted and monitor the conference and if there are the open road.. the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers. if you need a new equinox, get 0% apr for 72 months or, four thousand five hundred dollars cash allowance on most models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home where available. so you can find new roads with confidence.

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today you can finally get a haircut. and much more. we have the details. >> it looks like a doctors appointment. but this is the new check point required before getting a haircut. inside the salon, it was all smiles. >> we are so excited. we're thrilled. it's like going back to school for the first time. >> michelle's stylist greeted her with a goody bag. champagne and a roll of toilet paper. of the biggest gift is haircut. after waiting for three months. >> i'm just so happy. i get to get my hair done. i'm laughing so hard i'm on television when my hair looks horrible. >> look at all of this hair on his head. he joked that all the hair they kauft looked like a small animal. >> there's a weight lifted off my head. >> temperature check. one of many measures in place.

dividers between chairs and hand sanitizer and wipes. it all helps stylists feel a little better about returning. >> i was nervous. because there's a reason why they closed everything. you know. and it's scary. >> he was part of the lawsuit against the state. asking that salons be allowed to open. pointing out stylists have always been trained in sanitizing. >> i feel safer here than going to costco or target. everybody should. they shouldn't have been shut down as long as they were. >> now the tricky part is getting an appointment. it's booked through mid-july. >> we are actually hiring a few more people to help with the traffic. >> health officials say it will be important for us to follow the rules, use face masks and wash hands. to stop the spread. so other businesses can open. >> all right. here is more for you. other bay area counties and

where they stand on reopening. san mateo just announced after receiving a variance they will be following the states reopening schedule. businesses like dine in restaurants and salons can reopen as soon as they have a safety plan. nasa lons and tattoo parlors open friday. san francisco requested a variance so they can set their own reopening time line. alameda and santa clara have not requested one. >> san francisco pier 39 a major tourist attraction will reopen to the public tomorrow. and to ensure safety the pier will look a little different. limiting the number of people aloed to visit at a time. designated entrance and exit points. face masks will be required for anyone 13 and up. hand sanitizing stations have been installed throughout the

pier. it is going to be hot. a look at the forecast. >> it is going to be hot. it's warm already in many locations. it will be warmer tomorrow. and breezy. we have surface wind speeds of 26 miles per hour. in san francisco. 25 down in san jose. all around the area it's breezy. and it's quite a bit warmer than it was this time yesterday. check out the 24 hour temperature change. ten degrees warmer in san francisco. 16 degrees warmer. 15 degrees warmer in livermore. some current temperature readings down onto the bay. 75 san francisco. 80 oakland. san jose 86. gilroy 87. and we look out over san jose. 88 degrees up north. napa 89. 90 fair field.

looking across the bay. these are the forecast features. clear and breezy over night. warm to hot inland. coastal cooling end of the week. speaking of inland woef a red flag warning for high fire danger in effect until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. wind will be generally out ot northeast at 15 to 25 miles per hour. with gusts to 35 miles per hour. very low humidity. and of course it will be hot. here's a look at the image. the big clearing there representing high pressure that dominates the weather picture here in the bay area and will dominate for a few days. over night look for no marine layer. over night lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. it will be mild over night. tomorrow highs on the coast and mid to upper 70s around the bay shoreline. 88 san mateo. 87 oakland. upp

upper 90s concord. also in the inland north bay. on friday a cool down at the coast. and maybe some of the inland temperatures will come down a bit but bounce back saturday and sunday. into the mid to upper 90s inland sunday. a look at the 7-day forecast. i try it reclaim my voice. highs inland in the mid-90s on friday and saturday. low to mid-80s around the bay shoreline. cooler on the coast than tomorrow. only upper 60s. summer begins 2:43 p.m. on saturday. but the first full day of summer will be father's day sunday. we'll call that summer for dads. it will be quite toasty inland. mid-90s. a cool down gradual into early next week. it will remain in the warm summer like range. >> all right. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto,

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london square. so far firefighters say there are no injuries. we will keep you posted as we continue with the newscast. >> all right. meantime some bay area students are competing in a design competition this week. and ideas could some day reshape the way we look at pollution in san francisco bay. we have the details. >> reporter: you're looking at the future of the environmental research on san francisco bay. or at least how a group of visionary design students see it. >> we were hoping it would be floating. there would be a deck that fans out in the ocean. >> students teamed up to form the sea shift design team. the goal is to design a floating lab to research pollution and other pressures effecting the bay. >> we're trying to spotlight the plastic pollution in the ocean. >> and the concept for the floating research center landed

them in a design competition in new york. it's based on not one, but three so called living pods. >> in phase one the small pod will support low cost censors powered by wind. >> the smallest house research equipment for scientific analysis. a middle size unit would act as a vacuum cleaner sucking in plastics and trash for analysis. the public would get to keep an eye on it from a large interactive rue viewing pod. the design and material sets it apart. >> you give them technical information. which would weigh people down. they can explore possibilities. >> this let to the concept. a structure meant to end his life span by degrading back into fish food. >> it's like making something

gas into a plastic. which is crazy. >> it's a vision melded by a diverse team of students focussed on everything from ak techture to biology. with one goal. to make the planet and oceans a better, healthier place. >> so the team will find out on friday whether they made the cut as the field narrows to six finalists. >> coming up. open for business. salons across the bay area roping. what they're doing to keep you safe and should you sign one of the waivers when you go into a shop or a

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working to build a better bay area. one thing we're following closely is the economy. the bay area starts to reopen for business we're here to help you navigate rules and new reality. a big day for hair salons. they were able to open for business once again. we were able to get an inside look at beauty lounge and wine bar. and see the changes. hair stylists happy to are open their doors. but the past three months haven't been easy for the industry. east bay community journalist has the story. >> we were one of the industries that were hurt the most. but yet nobody ever heard us. other salon owners half will be able to come back. half of us lost salons.

that is just so sad because we didn't get the financial back up that we needed. >> i'm the owner of beauty lounge and wine bar. hair color and nail services. skin care and facials. it's a one stop shop. and indulge in the wine list. >> we create magic. and our hands are magic and what we envision and what we see skb give back to the compliants is everything. >> in the 30 years i have owned the business i have been through everything. recession. nothing has affected me the way this covid-19 has. >> changes in the thousands of the dollars. before, we were able to have multiple clients at one time. after we'll be able to have one client at a time. i don't think we'll ever catch up. what's lost is lost. all the services are gone.

>> when the client arrives, she's going to have to text each stylist. as they come in their temperature will be taken and have to sign a waiver. and this is for their protection as well as ours. clients are concerned about blow dries. we're not going to be able to provide that as of now. due to the fact we use a blow dry since covid-19 the germs are airborne. there's so much sanitation and disinfectant. and partitions. disposable drapes. disposable aprons. things like that to eliminate the touches of surfaces. people can't bring in a purse. they can't bring in starbucks. people can't bring in kids. it's just going to be one person and that's it. we have to stay on top of the sanitation and disinfectant guidelines. otherwise we can be cited or we

can closed down. >> i just scheduled a half hour. to make sure it's fully cleaned and aired out and everything is wiped down and sanitized. >> it's hard enough to wear a mask. or for ten to 12 hours a day. standing on your feet. we're also wearing visors. we'll have plastic aprons. >> it hasn't been an increase or up charge. if we're more thankful they waited or that they are coming back and excited to see us as much as we're excited to see them. >> we'll open june 17. and we'll come through this stronger. and smarter. >> i have such a great team. we have been able to work together and we'll get through this together. >> it's not an easy task. many consumers are being asked to sign waivers when they enter a restaurant or get a haircut.

so what are your rights? we spoke with an expert of the waivers. new york consumer and civil rights attorney. >> will covid-19 liability waivers become a part of new norm? >> very possibly they will. as long as the pandemic is with us. what consumers need to understand is that liability waivers they are only valid when a court says they are. just because you sign one doesn't mean it's necessarily valid. >> we don't really know until after we sign one and we end up in court. correct? >> very much so. that's correct. >> who is going to be handing these to us and what will they say? >> most likely someone in the front of the restaurant or the gym or the store. or the salon. and essentially it's going to say we are now waiving ourself out of liability if we're negligent. it has to be in simple language and big type.

essentially that's what the business thinks they're doing. that's what they'll tell you they're doing. bu like i said, it's subject to a court interpretation. >> what am i waiving when i sign a waiver? >> if the waiver is done correctly in terms of type and explanation. probably waiving right to have a successful lawsuit if the business has what's called ordinary negligence. some examples maybe that's there wasn't enough disinfectant. or they didn't watch everybody on the social distancing. however, the business cannot contract themselves out of gross negligence. that would be for example a restaurant putting tables two pete apart. or a gym letting an employee stay knowing he's sick. that's a different thing. >> they can avoid gross

negligence. can they avoid court by sneaking in arbitration costs? >> that is a question and that is a question that the courts are going to look at as well. because you have a public health and safety standard. there's a public interest of course of the government to make sure that someone is not doing things that is out of the norm. the public health. this is a pandemic. the public interest is a very high one. that will be another question for the court. >> who's being asked to sign them right now? what industries what businesses are using them as we speak. >> i have heard about restaurants and other states that have opened and gyms that are have opened. i think what the problem here is, is businesses think it's a cure all. it's not. it's going to subject to court interpretation. consumers may think well, i

could always sue for negligence if i get covid-19 from an establishment. that's a high standard of proof. it's not like a cruise ship or nursing home. we can trace it back to where it happened. even if you can sue, and even if you can prove negligence. you have to prove the cause of the covid-19 was that particular establishment and that is a high bar. >> would you sign a waiver? >> probably not. the first thing i would do is read it, inspect the premise. ask lots of questions. ask them why am i signing a waiver. is there something wrong with your health and safety precautions here. and i would say to myself, unless this is the most extremely necessary thing i need to do in my life at this moment, i'm in san francisco. i can go to a hundred different restaurants and gyms and hair salons.

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calling substantiate change. or when it will occur. >> you want to weigh in. >> sure. it's a gesture that's coming about 50 years late. but, for black people in my generation or younger, you turn or not tv and lucky enough to get to a movie theater that blacks can enter. the only roles black people were in was domestic help. that was it. like sending a mess amg this is your place in society. this is where you belong. so, when i was ten or 12 or 14, it would have been great to see them go away then. as the stereo types. now it's i guess it's a thoughtful gesture. but i don't know how much it means these days. >> i have to admit growing up as a kid i saw her on the shelf.

i had no connection to anything that might be offensive. i had no clue. now you get older and you understand a little bit more. you can see how people would be offended by this. especially if you're older and wiser. >> sure. how we depict people is important. and these images when you grow up with the images and think they are depicted that's the proper place. it is hurtful. and these brands have been around for decades. since we were kids. and maybe we forget about the meaning behind the roots behind those names. it's high time. i applaud the company for taking the step now. >> every summer there's always viral social media challenge to keep us enter taned. this maybe the burn your mask challenge. the facebook reopened north carolina shared these to the 80,000 followers yesterday. trying to start the trend. in a couple of videos they use

ts fire to roast hot dogs. they say it's in response to the state governor saying he's considering making face masks mandatory. >> who wants to tackle this. viral challenges that's one thing. we understand also the importance of masks and keeping transmissions down. >> i would not burn the mask just yet. the states are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases. probably not a smart move to burn the mask. or send the message it's over. it's not a responsible approach. funny but not funny. >> practically speaking, masks are hard to come by. send them to someone who can use them. >> look at it from a humorous point. yes. but it's not only not smart it's worse than that. >> agreed. one southern california gym owner built gains pods in his

facility. that is reopening this week. you have to see this. the owner says he was considering making clients wear masks. but tested the masks with zoom classes and could tell people were struggling with breathing. he came up with three sided pods made of shower curtains and pipe. clients face the closed side of the pod. the equipment is kept inside and wipe it down after wards. so far so good. and cut class sizes. but says they are booked full this week. maybe this is the new trend. we regularly go to the gym and i don't know i'm ready to go in a gains pod. but. who knows. what do you think? >> i'm not so sure either. i miss going to the gym. and restaurants. those are the two things i miss most. i might try it. just to see get the feel of working out again. >> i might add i miss going to

the gym. and it is hard to breathe i have tried it exercising with a mask. all i would say if can take a shower when you're finished. >> resourceful. >> put a shower in there while you're at it. >> remember those wild looking robot dogs? we have showed you video of them running and flipping over and pasing out covid-19 information. now you can get one of your own. they're not cheap. they are selling for $75,000. there's a catch. you must agree that you will not use spot as a weapon. >> 75,000. >> if you can't terrorize the neighborhood with it i'm not interested. >> what good is it? >> spencer, you want one? >> as long as i don't have to

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a bear on the loose in the city. this bear was caught on camera in new york. they first spotted the back bear in a downtown parking garage kp chased it out. up a road. that bear looking for his car. eventually disappeared into the woods. officials say there have been multiple bear sightings in the area recently. officials in l.a. say a not so nice bear actually attacked and bit a woman who was sleeping in her backyard. the woman was able to fight it off with her laptop. this happened monday.

always keep your computer close by. she ended up with a bite on her leg and scratches. they think it's a young bear. it weighed 125 pounds. this happened near pasadena in the foothills. >> a family of falcons happily back together after weeks of being split apart. the peninsula says two chicks were found on the ground unable to fly. at the hanger. rescue workers think the nest may have been too high for them. after loving care they were reunited with mom and dad at the nest. >> nice. all right. let's check out the warming weather forecast. >> the warming will continue for a while. it's warm out today and tonight it will be mild. over night under clear skies lows drop to the upper 50s and low 60s. notice the absence of the marine

layer. hot weather is coming our way. tomorrow look for highs in the coast and upper 70s chlts 80s around 90 near the bay shoreline. and 90s the warmest inland highs tomorrow. east bay and north bay. 7-day forecast. there won't be much of a change on friday. still hot inland. minor cooling at the coast and around the bay going into the weekend. two eventful things the beginning of summer saturday. and father's day on sunday. so, send your gifts my way. >> already bought them. thank you. >> we are celebrating the bay area class of 2020. today we're featuring graduates. congratulations to the class of 2020.

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a farmers market on wheels is helping build a better bay area by bringing healthy food to those in need. ♪ >> thanks for visiting. >> it is extremely important to have this right here. it is beautiful. since i am part of the high risk group i just don't go out. pretty close by. i can walk over and i don't have to get in the car and get in line at the grocery store. >> we bring the farmers market directly to communities in need both older adult communities as well as food desert communities. so places where there may be limited access to local and fresh and healthy, organic produce. >> such a life saver for this particular period. >> our research has shown price and mobility are two of the largest barriers to being able to eat a healthy diet here in the bay area. >> nothing like the fresh

produce that we get. it is just great. >> the prices are good. >> two blueberries, two strawberries, two blackberries. >> we started with just operating the one day and we have moved to operating three days a week with i think it is 10 to 11 sites a week. >> we provide a market match so we match up to $10 for cal fresh card holders for free fruits and vegetables per day. >> we are able to help spread the joy to communities because they kind of view this as their time out of the house especially right now. this is like their grocery trip and they get to see all their friends while doing it. >> they should do this everywhere. it is like delivery only you get to pick out your own stuff. >> the truck is subsidized by foundation grants and community donations to help keep prices affordable. we have a schedule where the truck stops at abc7news.com.

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next at 5:00 pandemic pushback. people living in santa clara county say enough is enough and they want to reopen. the frustration now boiling over as the sheriff's office investigating threats against the county's health officer. families of wildfire victims in paradise slammed pg&e and called the company greedy, corrupt, and reckless. their stories of loss are heart breaking. a show of force as a santa cruz county sheriff is remembered and honored. colleagues call him a hero. his wife says he is too beautiful to describe. also this evening naming names in an ebay cyber stalking case, former employees accused of mailing a pig mask and live cockroaches. if you need a hair cut head to contra costa county. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas tries out the one thing the barber could not do.