>> the coronavirus outbreak has prompted a debate about whether somehow the inmates should be released early. >> at least three bay area counties are thinking of pressing pols on reopening. >> we really don't want to have to go back to shelter in place. >> is just about 6 am on sunday, june 28.

let's get started with a check of our weather with darren. >> it is windy out there and it is cold out there. is more of a fall like weather pattern for the rest of today than you would expect for late june with july right around the corner. >> i noticed the wind driving up. >> there is going to be a windchill fact into it. first of all for the first time in a while we can actually see from our cameras on top of the salesforce tower. that is a sign we are beginning to clear out a lot of the marine layer that is been hanging around. the temperatures do not tell the whole story even though the 48 in santa rosa is a bit chilly. the real headline is the fact that we are going to see gusty winds particularly through the afternoon. i will show you how those pickup coming up in your complete forecast. there is your headline. by the afternoon it gets windier.

for much of the rest of next week things will quiet down. current wins in the 20s but they are gusting in places. there are your daytime highs are today. some of us will be 10b0 cooler today than yesterday particularly if you're in the livermore san jose. you guys will feel this the most. i want to go over all of this and a lot more detail. >> prison officials in san quentin are grappling with a massive coronavirus outbreak. they have not been able to bring it under control. they consider transferring dozens of inmates but were forced to abandon that plan. >> state prison officials said

they stopped the transfer after discovering tumor positive cases which brings the total to 572 in the last 14 days. we have learned several additional hospitals are taking in some inmates in need of medical care. >> the san quentin numbers are staggering pick as of tonight 614 confirmed cases among the 3700 incarcerated. community members listed a virtual town hall to address concerns including a current inmate. >> i understand the longer the pandemic exists anywhere the longer and farther we are from getting back to work school and any sense of normalcy in our life pick >> tonight we confirmed seton medical center in daly city is taking in second inmates. so far at least 25 are being treated under heavy security including marin gen. and st. francis hospital in san francisco. prison advocates are demanding the governor and the california department of corrections and rehabilitation grants more releases amid the outbreak. >> we should only release or reduce the population by a low about violent drug offender. it is a very harmful as far as

deserving and who is not deserving. >> richie greenberg a former mayoral candidate agrees prisoners with fewer than 180 days left should be let go. he is weary of others being released. >> it is problematic because you don't want to simply open the gates and let convicted felons who are serving time out onto the streets. >> they believe the state can reduce the prison population by have. >> the two inmates who tested positive halting the scheduled transfer to north kern state prison are under isolation and in her medical watch pick >> public health officials

point to the transfer of more than -- >> this afternoon advocates or inmates plan to hold a rally to demand the state take action. >> bay area counties are pulling back on the reopening plans. coronavirus cases are hitting new highs. rosen foster reports from contra costa county. >> after several weeks of what felt like progress yesterday it felt like a setback. multiple counties are deciding on or considering a positive there reopening. what should we make of that? >> my wife and i were talking about it. it seems like a setback only because it seemed like we were on the verge when we were about to open pick >> contra costa county is rethinking the reopening

timeline. that means another possible setback for ravi martinez. he thought he would be back in business come july 1. >> we were pulled back. the reins were pulled back on our business anyway as being a gym. >> what we don't want to have to happen is you have to go back and shelter in place and throw away all of the gains we have made. >> we asked ucsf epidemiologist george rutherford about the weeks of elements. he said well case numbers are rising in the bay area it is also worth looking at the rest of the country right now. >> in texas and in florida for them to backpedal you know that there is really bad, bad, bad news. out here i think it is a much more prudent and measured approach and just a hold for a while. >> no one knows how long these holds might last. >> any guess is as good as

mine. i would hope may be another month. that is pushing it and that is not gym businesses. that is the businesses that can't operate with this hold. >> this is what we were warned about a reopening that may come in stocks or worse. >> the message is if you don't want to have this rolled backwards please make sure you wear your masks. stay home if you are sick. keep social distancing. wash her hands. those are the four things we need to have you do. >> here in contra costa county a decision on whether or not to pause the reopening schedule will come on monday. and concorde wilson walker. >> two people are dead and four injured after a shooting yesterday afternoon at a walmart distribution center in tehama county. happened around 3:30 saturday afternoon. a car ran into the building. witnesses say the driver jumped into the car and started shooting people with an ar type

semi automatic weapon. one victim was hit by the car is so. hospital officials say the four injured patients are in fear condition about 200 workers were at that facility. many locked themselves into a room. >> i helped a lady that was trapped in the beginning. hit the alarm and called 911. >> officials in the city of red bluff said the suspect is injured but in custody. the suspects identity has not been released pick >> developing this morning one person is dead and another.

>> officers are now on the as they investigate a series of facebook posts. community activists say the posts are signs of systemic racism. stalin spoke with groups and the mayor in san jose about how to move forward. >> he wants the officers fired. >> this is despicable. and has no place in our city. >>

>> i expect any officer will be shared pick >> community members said that is not enough. >> this is a culture of racism that has a baked into -- >> the president of the naacp of silicon valley says this latest incident has eroded any confidence and trust in the police department. >> decertification needs to happen so that they taken lateral or transfer.

>> the city should also re- examine the criminal cases that involve the affected officers. >> they have vocalized their racism online explicitly without shame and even engaged in threats of violence. >> the mayor said he will not dismantle the police department. is pushing for reforms that would make it easier to fire backups. >> reforming the arbitration process to ensure it is more accountable and more transparent. they also called for essentially eliminating the inch of the internal affairs of. >> they are asking the fbi. once that is done they can look at additional solutions to fix the department. >> in a statement the san jose police officers association said they had zero tolerance for such behavior. >> similar san francisco had a

pink triangle. organizers partnered with illuminate, the same team behind the bay bridge lights project to spotlight the symbol of hope. >> it has become a tool for education and a call to resistance and ultimately a symbol of liberation. >> the eliminated pink triangle will be on display for several weeks. it will be visible across the bay and even into space. nasa plans to take a picture of it pick >> the pandemic is putting a damper on one of san francisco's busiest weekends of the year. many bars and restaurants. they are marking the 50th year.

>> this is actually one of my favorite bars to go to. it is one of the most busy bars here and it is boarded up. it is tragic. >> you have to have a sense of understanding. >> today there will be many virtual events to celebrate pride. the march to city hall is also planted a. >> witnesses say a man pulled up in a back. they were able to chase him away. the center is read by the incident but members were out a few hours later replacing the windows. officials essayed the attack was a hate crime. oakland police are searching for the vandal. >> kpix 5 is proud to partner

with sf pride. the three-hour special airs tonight. we asked the executive director of sf pride about continuing the celebration this year. >> it was heartbreaking to have to cancel that but i think in the wake of the cancellations and in the challenge and the excitement of finding something that is creative and interesting and engaging for our community to come together even while we are physically distant and has been an interesting and fun challenge. i have to say the team has been amazing and really responded to this with the same type of energy and passion that they would bring to what we usually do in the streets of san francisco. >> pride 50 generations of hope is on our sister station. we will be streaming it on

kpix.xom starting at 5 pm. >> tesla enthusiasts get a chance to see the new cyber truck all while adhering to social distancing guidelines. >> we get a look at some newborn additions to any southern california zoo as they venture out of their boroug

>> the coronavirus is changing how automakers unveil new cars. on saturday they got a look at teslas take on the pickup truck. people lined the automotive museum. got a first look at the cyber truck. the museum was booked at half capacity to ensure safe social distancing. on the visitors holding advanced tickets could get in. it all added up to a new way to unveil what is being touted as a revolutionary design. >> this is definitely a different way to get this out when they can see it in a safe way.

>> we might be going through a rethinking or a redesign of the revolution pick >> the starting price is less than $40,000 to an estimated half million buyers have been done deposits but they will have to wait until 2022 to get there cyber trucks. >> show you what it looks like out there this morning. this is different. we can see things from our camera on top of the salesforce tower. we haven't been able to do that for the past several days. i want to get straight into the details on the wind. i will leave behind that pretty shot. looking down in the distance i will skip ahead. we are seeing gusting. it is windy out there now if you're in the contra costa county near the delta or the city and the bay. watch what happens as i advances in the afternoon.

the colors light up. look at the time. that says 3:45 in the afternoon. in other words the wind is going to get stronger as we get into the afternoon today. we could see gusts 50 at the coast. that is worse for the afternoon. san jose italy be breezy but it should be as bad as other this is the first phase of today's winds. it picks up into the afternoon and it is another one of these cold onshore winds. and i like yesterday was. now watch what happens as we go into the evening. i was zooming on the north bay. two things happened by the time you get into this evening and very early tomorrow morning. the winds pick up in the mountains and they die down at the lower elevation. the strongest of the winds where we all live it happens this afternoon. tonight into tomorrow the direction of the wind will

switch instead of being onshore it is going to go offshore. these are now north winds. to come out of the northeast they really start speeding up over these northwest oriented mountain ranges. now this gets us into a very different scenario. this is where the fire weather concerns comes in. this is new. this red flag warning was issued overnight. this was not an item. this is not an item in yesterday's forecast. the times as they begin sunday night and goes through monday nine. it is the areas in red on here specifically the mountains separating napa and sonoma county. that will be the area of concern with this. we also have some issues down here for the mountains of marin although the bigger concern on the mountains in napa. as far as daytime highs very much like yesterday in the south bay. if you are inland you will be

10b0 cooler. concorde 80 you will be:. wanted creek going to 78. numbers in oakland will be very similar. nevada goes to 78. santa rosa will hit 83. ukiah 79 today. it was 97 yesterday. some of us experienced a dramatic cooldown today. if you are further inland you will feel that more. there is the 7-day forecast. once we get into tuesday the wind dies down and we are pretty much into a quiet weather resume for much of the next of the coming week pick >> indulge me for a moment. a group of lions is called a what appliance? >> a pride. >> a group of crows? >> a gaggle. >> a murder of crows. meerkats this is the stumper. this is relevant to the next. it is caught a mop. that will be relevant to the next story. it is a mop of meerkats. on the los angeles zoo has been closed it is welcoming for new furry friends. the pups were born on may 30. they spent a couple of weeks nursing in an underground borough and recently emerged. the new members of this mob which is one of a bonded group of meerkats is called are sure to become a fan favorite when

it opens backup. officials hope it can happen next month. >> coming up a story of persistence in peru just asked three nurses work to treat an entire village experiencing serious impact from the coronavirus. >> hotels in great britain are opening their doors to

>> some of peru's most remote

indigenous areas have been the hardest hit by the coronavirus. one village is receiving treatment from just three nurses. nearly 80% has been diagnosed with the virus. this left three nurses to care for all 750 people in the village. one nurse says that town is so remote it doesn't know if or when they will get additional supplies. they say their job is getting harder every day but they are the only healthcare workers the village has pick >> meantime in honduras the nation's president tweeted footage of him in the hospital announcing he has tested positive for coronavirus. along with the photo he wrote a message saying that he is still in the hospital but also always working to serve his people. he signed several decrees to assist the production sector in small businesses. a government spokesperson said the president is in stable

condition and his condition is improving. he is being treated at a military hospital. his wife and two aides also tested positive for the virus. >> brazil's death toll from covid-19 oases 57,000. yesterday the country reported at least 1000 [ buzzer sounding ] 1100 deaths. more than 38,000 new cases have been reported in 24 hours. >> brazil has a population of 200 million which is less than two thirds of the u.s. zila seeing more than twice as many new confirmed cases per million a day than the u.s. hotels in britain have opened their doors to the home this during the lockdown took as many as 15,000 people were temporarily house across the country. now with hotels preparing to reopen the government has said none of the homeless who were house will be forced back out onto the street.

housing the homeless prevented a significant spread among some of the country's most vulnerable. many are engaging with health and drug abuse services. >> i think that is amazing during what is a really dreadful period. >> people who once were living on the street are guaranteed homes for at least the next six months. some say the situation proves a change in thinking can change lives. >> coming up, the latest on how florida and texas are pulling back their reopening than imposing new restrictions as a number of coronavirus cases grow their. >> many states so still see a spike in cases.

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>> this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. i am devon feely. let's start this half hour with a check of our weather. >> have one more day where we are going to get the strong winds we have had. it has been breezy nonstop for the last several weeks. yesterday and today's winds are different. they are a little bit stronger. that will make you feel feel

colder. first off you can already tell the weather has changed because we are starting off the weather this morning. we have had several days in a row. of course down in san jose nothing new here. it is a beautiful start to the day with clear skies. sunshine down here. 50 in santa rosa right now. 59 in oakland. that is our spread. it is not that big. here are the headlines. gusty winds particularly in the afternoon especially at the coast. >> we would turn the winds around tonight. they will become offshore winds and it is going to get gusty in the mountains of the north bay. we need to talk about a red flag warning. more on that in the complete forecast. quiet weather for the rest of the week. and there are your winds now. 23 mile an hour sustained winds. concorde you are waking up to a windy morning. much more so than the rest of the bay area. there are the daytime highs for today. some of the locations will be

noticeably colder. will be back with more in a bit. devon i was then pick >> coronavirus cases in the united states have passed 2 1/2 million mark. some of the states opened early and aggressively and are now having to reverse course. >> florida reported nearly 10,000 new covid-19 cases, another single day record. the mayor of miami-dade is shutting all county beaches for the fourth of july holiday weekend possibly longer over concerns about large crowds. in texas small business owners face new concerns after gov. greg abbott ordered bars shut and restricted restaurant capacity. >> we were hoping it would turn around by may. now that everything is going in the wrong direction it doesn't look like we will be over this anytime soon. >> texas hit by a new surgeon

cases was one of the first states to begin reopening even though they did not meet federal guidelines on planning the covid-19 curve. human los angeles county health officials reported more than 2000 in a single day. >> we have made it clear over the course of many months that we have been sending additional resources down into imperial county. >> we have to pay our regular taxes and our regular rent. our bills keep on coming. >> in anaheim disney employees protested outside of the resort demanding a safe reopening. >> i want to go back to work that is for sure. we want jobs to be safe. testing is the big thing for me pick >> disney announced that the happiest place on earth will remain closed indefinitely because of the coronavirus. >> novato's culinary union plans to fight plans to file a lawsuit. they say the companies

are not protecting workers from the coronavirus. the lawsuit focuses on what the union describes as a failure of the companies to properly warn and quarantine employees when a hospitality worker tested positive for covid-19. >> they will lay out the details in a press conference tomorrow. >> air travelers may not look forward to boarding a crowded flight during a pandemic but betty yee reports from sfo on the airline that is filling that middle seat. >> after first capping the number of people on planes and april amid the pandemic american airlines is ditching the effort to promote social distancing on its planes. >> starting july 1 as more

people travel american airlines will start booking airlines to capacity. they will also ask customers to certify they have been free of covid-19 symptoms for the previous 14 days pick >> i am an executive platinum flyer for american airlines. something like this i don't want to look for alternatives to get home. >> every little bit helps. they are trying to get back on's cutback on safety i think that is not a good thing. >> american joins united in this move. delta, jetblue and southwest are blocking middle seats are limiting the number of seats for sale. and henderson is senior news editor pick >> it cannot be profitable if they are not selling all of their seats. it is kind of surprising how quickly it happened. we thought maybe the fall and winter is when we would see the airlines stop social distancing. >> united unveiled new cleaning protocols as a part of the effort to fight the spread of covid-19. american also touted extensive cleaning measures. the change comes as dozens of

states have reported a jump in cases from just two weeks ago. >> these are places that open while they were still increasing to open while you are increasing is kind of like leaning into a left hook. you are going to get hit. >> american will fly about half of its domestic schedule and nearly 20% of international in july compared with a year earlier. >> airplanes are a place where we are going to have to be extraordinarily cautious but it is not really practical to properly social distance. >> american airlines will allow customers to move to more open flights when available at no cost. >> new police buddy camera video shows protesters in virginia launching fireworks and officers. this happened friday night during a face-off at a monument . at least one of the fireworks spun out of control and struck

an individual in the median. it is not clear if the person was seriously hurt. >> around the country protesters have condemned police brutality and call for social justice. one central coast city is listening. reporter felix cortez on the department requiring officers to use firearms with cameras mounted on them. >> this is really great news for our community. >> the king city mayor and police chief announcing thursday morning that they are now requiring all officers to carry camera mounted firearms. >> it is one more way we can be even more transparent to the community pick >> adding the technology is another tool for them to utilize to be more accountable to our community. >> the cameras were specifically designed to capture officer involved shootings. the camera and audio automatically activate once the gun leaves and officers holster

leaving little room for mistakes in capturing a view not seen by body cameras or dash cams. >> it shows exactly what the officer sees. we feel this is an essential point of view that is missing. >> last year a gun cam helped in the conviction of a texas man who inspired a shotgun at an officer. this is video from the officer involved shooting. >> we need to stay aware of new technology being developed because that is the world we are living in. people want to see things. >> the world is watching when officer involved shootings make national headlines like the recent shooting death of brooks by atlanta police. gun cams can help hold suspects or police accountable. >> that is a critical piece of information that a jury is demanding to see in litigation and in criminal proceedings. >> all 17 officers at the king city police department including the chief now have camera equipped firearms. the technology costs the department about $12,000.

>> in the bay area santa rosa is asking the community for input on police reform. on tuesday city council is holding a virtual meeting that is open to the public pickets are set 4:00 p.m. city councilmembers will talk about community empowerment plan. the conversation will continue. city leaders will also review how police handovers and protest's. >> also ahead new york city landmarks. we will be right back.

c the city of hayward is slowing down the street to sit at. on saturday the city closed from foothill to watkins streets. if the pilot program turns out to be successful the city will try again on saturday, july 11. >> across the bay is meant to connect cyclists. the rest of the roads are open but the signage is ed rising to cyclists their space. >> let's start off this forecast and get right into the most important aspect about today, the wind. particularly for the afternoon when we get the stronger code

on shore when. tonight when the wind reverses direction we are going to go into what almost looks like a spring or fall when like pattern. >> will sponsor euros and 50. warm spots open at 59. we are all sitting in the 50s. that's watch the wind. it is already windy out there now. have 30 mile an hour gusts. wants the college right now. that gets us into the 3:00 hour. the worst will be the coast near 50 mile-per-hour guests. >> this is where we will fill this form. this is the afternoon.

the directions will change and we will see the focus shift completely. the get the purple streak going across the mountains of the north bay. that looks like a fall situation where the strong offshore winds go in the opposite direction. they will be going this afternoon. instead of going offshore that will come on shore. when that happens they really start racing over the peaks and drying out. there is a red flag warning in place for the mountains of the north bay. this is really going to be focused on the mountains that separates sonoma and napa county. very similar to what we had happened in the fall. the situation does not look as concerning as it does for the mountains up in wine country.

daytime highs today mid-70s. will see numbers get into the low 80s inland. some of these numbers are about 10b0 cooler than yesterday. if you are in the immediate baig you don't notice a big drop from yesterday to today. it will fill blustering and coal. these winds are different than what we have been experiencing over the last few days. this is not like the typical onshore breeze pygmies are ones being driven in by a weak storm. look at what is going on. this is a weak area of low pressure almost like what it would be in an early fall situation or late spring situation. as it does that it pulls the wind on shore down here. that is why we are going through this. we just have one day like this to get through it. this shouldn't happen too often for us this time of the year but today and tonight we have got it. by early next week the winds relax. we go to a sea breeze situation in the daytime highs get back to average. devon, back to pick >> at this time last year san

francisco would have been packed with people celebrating. >> here in san francisco. >> >> the whole virus thing has killed the spirits of everything going on. >> 50 years ago it was boarded up to protect it from homophobic attacks. >> all in the 70s the movement

was happening. it is all falling back to that same process. >> spirit this afternoon a new tradition was born. on olympic style torch was carried from oakland city hall to san francisco. >> there are lots of struggles

going on. it is overcoming obstacles that people find a reason to celebrate. it is a reason to have pride. >> 20 years from now i can still be here remember and refract what happened in 2020. we did the right thing. >> >> this year's pride celebrations look a bit different because of the virus. the annual march was canceled but many other events moved online giving the community a way to celebrate.

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>> a big change is coming to america's longest running prime time television series. the simpson's will no longer use white actors to voice characters of color. was a long-standing practice for the last 30 years. white actors played a number of nonwhite characters on the show. now producers of the show will recast several of the voice actors. >> the change has come as many white actors and actresses have decided to stop lending their voices to animated characters of color. princeton university is removing pres. woodrow wilson's name from its school of public policy and residential college. the universities board made the decision in the past week. wilson was president of princeton before becoming president of the united states but he was also a racist. you once called racial segregation a benefit and said slaves were happy and well cared for. >> mississippi lawmakers have officially launched an effort to redesign the state flag. it is the last one in the country to feature the confederate battle flag. on saturday the senate and house both passed a resolution that would create a commission to recommend new designs. it would be up to voters to choose the winning look in november. >> when music concerts finally

resume there is one group you will not be able to see by the old name. the dixie chicks have dropped the dixie. as of last thursday they are just called the chicks. social media the country trio said that they wanted to meet the moment. they also released a new video. >> in addition to tackling racial justice a video addresses women, riots and encourages people to get out and vote. >> a disneyland staple splash mountain is set for a major team change. splash mountain is originally based off of a song of the south films of controversy all and filled with racism. disney has kept it locked away for decades. the water ride will now be reimagined for the film the princess and the frog.

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