part of the effort to build a better bay area. tonight's protest started about two hours ago. protestors headed from the superior court to the water front. it's very hot out now. over 90 degrees. we're live in martinez and run down how things have been so far. >> despite the extreme heat, it's been calm and mostly peaceful here. the demonstrations started an hour ago at the courthouse. moved to water front. several hundred now talking and giving speeches. earlier there was a brief with a counter protestor. >> a crowd of demonstrators on the move through downtown. this black lives matter march sparked by this incident last weekend. two residents painting over a black lives matter mural on

court street. both facing hate crime charges. jones is disturbed about what she saw. >> people don't understand they don't understand what the black lives matter means. we're not saying that white living don't matter or hispanic lives don't matter. what we're saying is we want to be treated equal. >> minutes before the march, this man clashed with demonstrators. he was shouted down. >> there was a large police presence here today. due to rumors of violence. businesses boarded up windows. and doors as a precaution. today has been largely peaceful. >> we of course will keep you posted on the protest. we're streaming live online. >> earlier this afternoon also in martinez a homeowner mowing dry weeds in triple digit heat

sparked a grass fire that raced up a hillside. firefighters responded to vista oaks and douglas drive about 1:00. flames burned towards a homeless encampment nearby and homes were briefly threatened. the homeowner said he was trying to create defensible space. >> a socially distanced block party held today for a man shot by the police last month. the party to remember the 23 year-old was held in san francisco. near holly park. there was music, food and literature readings. he was a san francisco resident. shot kp killed by police responding for reports of looting at a walgreens the night of june 2. police later found a hammer. but no gun. >> the bay area tech ceo caught on camera going off on a racist tirade at a restaurant is no longer employed.

>> uncomfortable to watch. he has stepped down from his position as ceo of tech company solid 8. in a statement he told the chronicle. i can confirm i have stepped down. terminating business relationships. >> when it comes to issues of inequality, justice and race. we're here. we have links to navigate this time. >> one person is dead after a house fire in san francisco neighborhood today. firefighters were called to a

three story home on sacramento street. just after 11:00 a.m. they found the home the fire in the back of the home. two people were rescued and one of the two died from injuries. the other victim will be okay. fire investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause. >> the latest on the pandemic. added to the states covid-19 monitoring list after an up tick in cases in recent weeks. counties are required to close indoor activities for three weeks. but in alameda most indoor activities are already closed like dine in and movie theaters. vote tuesday on whether to seek a state variancalwing sk activity. low out door dining and zoos. >> coronavirus updates now from other bay area counties. two more inmates died of

coronavirus. bringing it to nine. starting tomorrow a new rules go into effect. indoor worship services are no longer allowed. people must wear masks during out door dining or social bubble gatherings. new restrictions official after being put on the state watch list. santa claire is moving forward. gyms and salons will be able to reopen tomorrow. >> kids need to go back to school this fall. that is the word from education secretary. >> many of them are going to be so far behind. difficult to catch up. and we know this is matter of their health. in a multitude of factors or dimensions. we know emotional well being and mental well being and particularly for kids from low

income and vulnerable populations this is devastating to be out of school and not learning for months on end. >> there is nothing in the data to suggest that kids being in school is dangerous. she said the trump administration is looking at quote all the options for pulling funding from schools that don't provide in person learning. american association recommends students return to class but a doctor says the virus can still be dangerous to children. >> on our web site, we have several reports on school openings. including input from doctors. and weighing the pros and cons on if students should wear masks. >> disturbing records set across the country. death toll from coronavirus is now surpassed 134,000 in the u.s. 7,000 of those here in california. the state health department says there have been more than

300,000 confirmed cases. we have more on the rise in cases across the nation. >> as the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. tops 3.2 million. a wave of upsetting records are being set. 17 states with record high number of cases. 15 with record high hospitalization and seven with record number of death. >> it feels we are headed for a disaster. >> florida reporting 15,300 new cases. a record one day total for any state. auditoriums and conference rooms at this hospital now being used to treat patients. >> we have just taken every inch of the facility and converted it into patient care area. >> 42 hospitals without available icu beds. in arizona, 89% of hospital icus are full. the state is struggling to meet the demand for testing.

>> we are seeing positiveivity rates above 27%. >> 90% of the covid-19 samples in arizona have a mutation. they believe makes it more infectious. >> allowing it to infect human cells easier. >> analysis shows remdesivir increase the chances of survival in severe cases by 62%. doctors have a limited supply. >> it's ramping up. we need to keep a lid on the number of patients being infected. >> we can expect the number of deaths to rise. that the country is in a much better place with tests, ppe and treatment. >> this is not out of control. it requires a lot of effort. you have to stop the bars. decrease restaurant capacity. physically distance. we have to have people wearing a mask. >> president trump wearing a mask in public for the first

time saturday evening. meeting with wounded service members and healthcare workers. the president has been urged to set an example by wearing a mask from some in his own party. and come under criticism from democrats. the biden campaign saying he was ignoring the medical advice and politicizing wearing a mask. >> coming up. a naval ship docked off san diego is continuing to smoke. after an explosion and fire this morning. >> the chance scheduling event that may have kept hundreds of sailors safe. >> a new fire station in san jose. soil is forcing one fire house to move. >> i'm meteorologist it was another hot afternoon for a lot of us today. tomorrow much cooler weather is

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assault ship. the navy says it's under going maintenance. hundreds fewer were on board than normal. no word about what caused the fire. the ship last paid a visit to san francisco during fleet week 2018. >> doctors are asking for your help to identify patient. san francisco general hospital released this image they say the woman was brought to the hospital by ambulance. just after midnight saturday. they describe her as in her 30s with short curly hair. petite with a two inch surgery scar on her knee. if you have information contact the hospital. >> farmers market at jack london square reopened since march. it's been there for 20 years and now they are doing business in the era of covid-19. that means chalking out areas to allow for social distancing. the vendors assign one person to handle the cash. while another person handles the produce. >> we make it so customers can't

grab any of the unpackaged food themselves. the vendors will help them with that. and we have hand washing in the stall. >> lots of new precautions. they depend on the market for regular income. they are thrilled to be back. some farmers markets replain closed. >> a small coyote approached two people last night. it happened at about 7:45 in the area. the animal approached one person then ran towards a bicyclist. neither was bitten or injured. a second encounter thursday night. where a chi coyote bit a small child on the leg. >> a fire station in san jose is moving due to soil erosion. the city is relocating fire station number 8 from 17th. a few block west to 13th street. currently the station is right next to coyote creek.

officials say erosion doesn't pose an immediate threat but worried about the fire stations long term structural integrity. there's no date yet on the when construction of the new fire station will begin. >> next the mystery house reopens tomorrow. we'll have all the details about the new self-guided tour. >> coming up in sports former bear picks up a win in golf's version of over time. let's take a jump in the lake. the c

in the south bay the mystery house in san jose reopens tomorrow. visitors will be able to explore the 160 room mansion on new touchless self-guided tour. you must wear a mask, follow the one way tour path and sanitizing stations throughout the property. groups are limited to members of the same household. capacity has bee reduced. if you are interested from exploring from home. take a tour online. >> a scorcher in the south bay and other parts of the bay area too. >> being inside probably good

idea if you have ac today. >> yeah. or a will the of people were going to the coast today. temperatures were only in the 60s. a little bit of a sea breeze made the difference. showing we have a cloud free sky. a clear picture. nothing but sunshine. he's a view from santa cruz. live look. a few people on the beach. enjoying that cooler weather. ocean temperature by the way only in the mid-50s. the ocean water is very chilly this time of the year. numbers it is certainly hot. 97 current temperature in fair field. 94 in clover dale. 96 concord. 83 in san jose. we had the sea breeze still very light in the city. keeping us comfortable with the temperature of 67. ocean temperature is 55 degrees. live doppler 7 along with satellite high pressure still over the four corners right now. it's continuing to act like that

heat pump. it brought record heat to many cities in the desert southwest. we saw numerous areas in the central valley exceed 105 earlier. changes are coming in the form of an area of low pressure. that's going to help to suppress the heat to the south. bring in cooler weather and bring back fog later tonight. we'll see numbers slowly fall into low 50s. and low 60s. again like last night, in the hills of the east bay and north bay we'll see a few cities hold in the low 70s. as we transition to the cooler air tomorrow. the patchy fog after midnight along the coast. with a shallow marine layer developing. we'll have the fog sticking to the coast throughout the entire day. and we'll see the cooler afternoon settling in. low 90s seems weird to say cooler. today we exceeded 100.

this is ten to nearly 15 degrees cooler tomorrow. the coast is going to stay comfortable only in the 60s. closer look at the highs and climate. 8 santa clara. 89 gilroy. along the peninsula. foggy and cool at 60 degrees. downtown san francisco it will feel cooler tomorrow. 64. the north bay tomorrow is warm but not as hot as today. east bay. 79 union city. 82 fremont. and inland tomorrow 80s to 90s. so, the 7-day forecast. that cooler air moves in here tomorrow and it will stay with us. throughout the rest of the 7-day forecast. very typical numbers for july

morning fog to afternoon sunshine. and our hottest spots in the low 90s are cool spots along the coast. in the low 60s. >> as sports returns and give us some sort of normalcy in the crazy times there is one thing missing at the games. matches across the country. fans. no fans in tahoe. they were on the boats watching golf. 62,000 people last year. 251 this year. curry jumping into contention. four birdies on the front nine. just missing number 11. that was close. on 16 this for a birdie. great touch. everybody thinking this is in. it sy. ustrsh ups on 18 he's in the chip for eagle. and just missing. it was for eagle. finishing fourth place. as for the family bet, dad

scrambles for par on 18 to tie steph. everybody jump into the lake. including tournament winner. curry is making clutch shots what else is new. >> i have been on the other side of it. he's been in the clubhouse watching me come down sp i'm chasing him. i enjoy being in stress free watching. appropriate finish. >> my caddy gave me a good tip. and it helped me. i don't want to another six footer to tie. >> charles barkley finished with his only birdie of the week. guaranteed he wouldn't fipish last and he didn't. he finished second last. rnd the t leader board here. ented theayee strokes back of the leader justin thomas. thomas bogeyed two of the first three. hits the flag stick.

the six under 66 today. thomas had a chance to win out right with a par on 18. and it slides on by. we're going to a play off. he cannot believe it. and on the third play off hole, finally taking two puts for the win. second tour victory. >> i want to chance coming down the stretch. and i'm excited right now. i'm so happy. >> summer camp baseball talk coming up at 11:00. >> next, we'll show you how and why a 433 pound gorilla gets a coronavirus test. >> don't forget aids walk san francisco is just seven days away. the virtual walk kicks off sunday july 19 at 10:00 a.m. aids walk live at home will stream online and on air. right here.

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