>>local news station. >>and the breaking news this morning protests across california turned violent as crowds demonstrate over the death of george floyd in minneapolis you can see them boxes showing the different protests that happened in oakland, san jose, sacramento and los angeles. many started peaceful and then took a turn for the worse. in the later hours, including one in oakland. that was deadly for a federal officer will have all the details coming up in just a few minutes, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we do have a full hour of news ahead, including the latest on

the pandemic and some of the cities that are starting to move into phase 3. but we do want to begin with the deadly violence. >>that erupted overnight across the bay area as daryn mentioned to federal protective service officers suffered gunshot wounds amid protests that broke out in oakland last night, one of those officers died from his injuries. it happened at the ronald dellums federal building on clay street as with 10 o'clock last night. police say a vehicle drove up to the building and someone inside that vehicle started firing on officers. so far there have been no arrests the fbi now in charge of the investigation. the federal protective service which falls under the department of homeland security provides law enforcement services at us government facility. >>there were a number of protests in oakland last night stores were vandalized looted set on fire kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with the details reda. the morning daria we know that protests turned deadly last night and we saw people from across the bay area gathering in oakland

to protest the death of george floyd will take a look at your screen. these are images that came overnight into the newsroom. you can see we're starting off with this target. this is on broadway and you can see a group of people who broke into that oakland target. you can see them going to that store smashing windows grabbing items were also hearing reports that fire at the target is still not out this morning. we're also getting reports that other stores, including a walgreens a bank in the starboard starbucks was also broken into and set on fire here in oakland. now the protest in oakland started at about 08:00pm friday evening, some protesters meeting at city hall. quickly the group grew in size from a few 102 thousands overnight. now what you're also seeing we're going to show you these other images of a mercedes benz dealership being vandalized the car inside of that dealership set on fire the dealership set on fire. the car's tag with the

slurs targeting law enforcement i've seen images, pouring in from over social media that show a diverse mix of people out on the streets there, chanting phrases including black lives matter and i can't breathe, we know those rough lloyds last words before he was killed. we know at some point through the protests. police were seen by those in attendance, using some tactics against the protesters. also visa protesters ended up on the i 80 freeway here in oakland, we saw some reports that the bay bridge was even shut down for some time due to protest. now we have some numbers these are coming out from the police department here. the show asked just how widespread. this was overnight. they say 60 looters were detained overnight, 22 people were arrested. also 13 officers were injured here in oakland. now we also know like you mentioned the 2 federal protective service officers were shot, according to police one sadly has passed away.

we're also hearing from the oakland police chief this morning to talk about the chaos that erupted overnight. >>we have had demonstrations last night and they started out peacefully and we stood with our community here in the city of oakland to provide safe spaces and respectful spaces for demonstrators. what we saw in later on in the evening turned violent and disruptive. and we want to call on everyone who would come to oakland and stand with us to respect the memory. george floyd and the community to ensure that they are peaceful. >>respectful. >>of the city of oakland and especially our downtown businesses which have been suffering since the pandemic began with for all of the mutual aid and other agency partners that have helped us tonight. but as we have seen across the country. we saw

damage and destruction here city. we will be back at it tomorrow. we stand with our community and we want to ensure that everyone who comes to the city of oakland is peaceful and respectful. >>now i heard from protesters, you say they started out this protest was not supposed to be one of violence. although we saw it take that very violent and deadly turn overnight. the people that i spoke to they said they were just tired and exhausted have seen these type of police killings. >>on on of an armed black people and they just wanted to get the message out and you saw that support from across the country coming in. but again now they have another investigation on their hands and of those 2 officers that were shot and that one that was killed for now reporting in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot of and frustration and over george floyd's death is mounting in

the south bay as well there were demonstrations in san jose. they also started peaceful and quickly escalated. let's take a look at some of the video here of what happened this an officer who was knocked down and dragged by fellow police with the help of a bystander to a safer area. so that they could check his injuries. we have. followed many of the protests as you can see here and showed that some of the police cars were vandalized there windows broken messages spray painted highway one o one was shut down in both directions and look at this smart 4 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday. this is a group that took over the freeway and just started pounding on windows in some cases breaking drivers windows doors here. you can see this man caught up in the middle of it san jose mayor tom le carre a sam liccardo spoke to kron 4 about the demonstration. >>we want to make sure people know they can feel proud. a protest is in absolutely a

and. in response to the outrage. what happened in minneapolis it russians. the death toll was. but we cannot allow for violence or ensure city. >>mayor liccardo also says that officers are not going to provoke a violent response, but he says the police will arrest people who crossed the line as they are going to try to disperse crowds and prevent things from becoming violent. >>the minneapolis police officer that held his knee on george floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes leading to his death is now facing 3rd degree murder and manslaughter charges their child in is the officer in question documents now show floyd was unresponsive for nearly 3 of those minutes while china's new was crushing. the back of his neck all the while claiming i cannot breathe i can't breathe. the minneapolis police department has fired child and along with 3 other officers are now protesters are now calling for the rest

of those other 3 officers who stood by and did nothing. coming up the family of stefan clark speak out amid protests in sacramento over the death of george floyd will have their reaction as well. >>and outrage sweeps the country after the killing of an unarmed black man congressional black caucus leaders say

>>7.10 right now and congressional black caucus members are demanding justice from this recent killing of a black man and the killings that have happened across america. yeah, they're calling these acts of violence a modern-day lynchings and they're demanding congress make it a federal crime. we have raquel martin now with more from capitol hill. >>it's a sad day in america fire in outrage over night in minneapolis and across the country as protesters demand justice for the killing of george floyd an unarmed black man i do its flying this to our children, ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view just devastate in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynching and is a congress must send a clear

message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby rush author the bill under and sang rush says that the bill becomes law it would advance federal investigations and did that's like floyd in arbery's he's now drafting new legislation targeting lynchings by police officers we have a pandemic. then the pandemic were very while president trump has called for a federal investigation, the congressional black caucus as a long lasting change is needed in washington raquel martin. >>7.12 at the time and still ahead governor newsome is giving individual counties more power to decide when they can move into the next phase of reopening, we'll tell you what that means for the bay area when we come back.

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>>good morning guys yeah we had a lot of parts of the bay area waking up. possibly middle of the night early this morning, not just rain but if you also under to a isolated thunderstorms passing across the bay during overnight hours. this is your view of timber on right now you can see there are some foggy spots out there in the distance mostly just some dark clouds up ahead. so this is right now this is what to burrow look like around 04:00am this morning. some lightning scene there over the richmond sandra fell bridge. this picture by seran apple and you can just so active up an evening, it was so maybe you're deeper sleep or not that such a slip through for some of us we didn't sleep through it as showers will continue off and on throughout the day today now course the day we're going to look at less activity near the coast. here's a look at the past few hours. you can see some light showers make their way out of the men slept, but the heavier rain pushing out as we're sitting right now we do see most of our heavier rainfall sitting well to the north on up

towards mendocino county with thunderstorms north of us ikram anto on up towards cheika about a city in yuba city back here in the bay area we're just looking at a couple light sprinkles there on the peninsula across the dumbarton bridge 92 over to milpitas expect the couple of areas of just light sprinkles this morning, nothing that's producing lightning or any of your all the moment. showers will continue on and off of the coast to around 11:00am off to appoint your potential of rainfall ships inland and by the afternoon the chance of thunderstorms is mostly for inland valleys from the tri valley on and napa counties you see here around 03:30pm today that potential of an isolated thunderstorm popping up right around livermore so again watch out for that later on today most of our coastal areas will calm down as will the rest of the bay area come the rest of the weekend and into next week. both of these days release continuing to see cloud cover more so the knot.

today temperatures right now are in the 60's a mild start to the morning. a whole conquer dublin at 64 degrees each oakland route 66 right now as for the afternoon huge difference here daytime highs will climb into the 70's for most with concord an antioch at 76 degrees each fremont redwood city, san jose and livermore at 74. well oakland will be at a nice but cool 72 degrees tomorrow's daytime highs a little warmer as hoping monday and tuesday with wednesday being you're on a stay of the sport cas but at least not looking at 90's and this one daytime highs will at their maximum only be in the upper 80's for inland areas so definitely no heat wave like we saw last week just overall a calmer and seasonable forecast ahead of us after our showers today. that's a look at your weather also get back to us in the studio, thanks a lot john 07:00am for to everyone in cisco is now required to wear a face

covering. >>in public any time they're outside their home. the city extended the timeline for reopening as well kron 4 dan kerman has the latest. >>during an online conversation with san francisco mayor london breed county health officer doctor thomas r a gun clarified why face coverings are becoming mandatory in san francisco. we know from the science that's emerging. >>and from the mathematical models that have been developed that. >>if 80% of people wear face masks or face coverings consistently. we can prevent outbreaks that is. >>human guts. oregon said the face covering requirement will likely be in place until there's a vaccine. but there will be an added benefit connecting with people outside those who live in the home health officers right now and actually the health department right now. >>is actually good design new strategies to bring people together to bring households together are going also

clarified when you do and you don't have to have it on when there's nobody around you you don't have to happen on when you're running towards you're about to rain i have family let's say go ahead and put it on august the 31st that's a 30 foot rule the 10 yard roll. go ahead and put it on as you passed them and when you pass them and there's no one else around you go ahead and pull it down during the conversation, the mayor made it clear she finds san francisco's reopening timeline too conservative. >>but the health officer said it's all about safety. >>there's a re 2 counties one is sonoma new ones last an where they felt they moved a little too fast. sonoma slowing down and last and actually actually pulled back from one of their. one of their own reopenings so i think it's really critical for us to be mindful and to make sure we have enough time to make sure that we don't get ourselves into trouble check the numbers and then continue to move forward the county health officer was also asked that if numbers go down considerably is there a chance of speeding up the time line

he says. >>it's all about the numbers as they move through the stages they'll be keeping an eye on them and if it can be done safely. they will. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>san mateo county is easing the shelter and this is going to start on monday that i will allow churches there to hold services and indoor shopping at retail stores with safety protocols in place the order also removes earlier restrictions on beach access and san mateo county beaches are now open as long as visitors follow safety guidelines, churches and businesses have to draw up safety plans before they open up. we have all the details on kron 4 dot com. and murray county is also moving into the next phase. further reopening outdoor retail office space outdoor dining and curbside library services are now going to be allowed and child care and summer sports camps and

business sectors. they are reopening as well and that all happens on june 1st. the guidelines have to be followed from the marin county public health to be able to do that james. >>coming up after the break we'll hear from governor gavin newsome on the death of george floyd and the protests that we've seen break your dog is your best friend. ♪ ♪ but your dog's best friend is your ex-girlfriend... because she always has irresistible pup-peroni. be your best friend's best friend. pup-peroni.

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sacramento. governor gavin, newsome spoke about the death of george floyd and the unrest th country. take a listen. >>so our hearts go out to george floyd and his family. of course. the entire community. that has been torn asunder. absolutely. but we have to be. moore is off now and ever to do more and the better. >>the governor also recognize the differences of race and class and privilege in the challenge of making real change in society to get closer to a true equality in we'll be working through those issues going forward to try and stem the violence we're also hearing from the family of stephon clark, the african american man who was shot and killed. >>by the sacramento police say they spoke out at the protests at the state capitol and doug johnson was there. >>tonight's georgefloyd protests in sacramento.

>>i ran for all the families and justice stephon clark's grandmother sequea to thomson sending this message to minneapolis shout out to be out in minnesota towards float for the family and with 5 but are you guys clark's brother savant a clerk also speaking about the painful similarities between the 2 cases brought me back to my brother about the back to air romney back to a place in my life a moment of my life i wish on my worst enemy work but in an unprecedented move their shield on the former minneapolis police officer captured kneeling on floyd's neck in this video. >>has now been charged with third-degree murder in california this would be voluntary manslaughter but below second-degree murder attorney mark reichel says police officers have been charged in the past but it's extremely rare and the main reason is no prosecutor for political reasons. >>and if you're reelected ever wants to lose a high profile case, it's better not really.

>>the blue-eyed profile case and obviously officer-involved killings are always high profile news tonight, a claire says it's an outcome. he wishes. >>it happened in his brother's case there was just kind of bility for my brother and i think we have to wait to see how this plays out to sea of george floyd's gets justice because at end of the day transparency with accountability means nothing. >>the george floyd protests in oakland turns deadly overnight we

>>and we're back breaking news this morning protests across california turning violent as crowds demonstrate over the death of george floyd in minneapolis. >>you can see the protests that broke out in oakland, san jose sacramento and los angeles. they started out peaceful and then things in some cases got violent in most cases got destructive as you can see there especially in oakland, where an officer ended up being shot and killed and these are the bay area protests in the california protest. but there were protests in more than 30 cities. all across the country and in one in detroit a 19 year-old protester was killed a shot in the crowd. >>and as daryn mentioned there some deaths in this on the part of police to federal protective service officer

suffered gunshot wounds in the protests that was in oakland last night and one of those officers died from his injuries it happened at the ronald elems federal building on clay street was about 10 o'clock last night when police say during a vehicle drove up to the building and someone inside started opening fire on the officers that were standing around so far there's been no arrests but the fbi now is in charge of the investigation. the federal protective service which falls under the department homeland security is the agency that provides law enforcement services at government facilities like this. >>there were many protests as we said so let's talk about what happened in oakland last night. there were demonstrations that turned to vandalizing and looting in some fires covers rain. harvey is live in oakland taking a look at the damage traina. the morning daria well the george floyd protests in oakland was massive you had. thousands of people across the bay area pouring into oakland to show their support. now it started very peaceful, but things escalated quickly we're going to show you some of those

images coming in this is at the target on broadway. you're seeing a group of people who broke into this oakland target you can see them going through the store smashing windows grabbing items e r we're also hearing reports the fire still burning there this morning. we're also getting some reports and other stores around oakland, including a bank a starbucks were also broken into and now what you're seeing is a walgreens and these are new images we're getting into the newsroom. people smashing the windows there jumping inside of that walgreens grabbing items tagging that building and people running out now the protest in oakland started at 8 o'clock friday evening. some protesters meeting at city hall and quickly the group grew in size from a few 100 around 8 o'clock to thousands of people overnight now you seen images over social media, a diverse mix of people on the

streets chanting phrases including black lives matter and i can't breathe. we know those were floyd last words before he was killed. now we know at some point to the protest police were seen by some in attendance. using some tactics against the protesters, the air. also that protest ended up on several freeways. we know the i 80 freeway here in oakland i had protesters climbing on to that freeway we saw some reports that the bay bridge was even shut down for some time because protesters were on that freeway. we have some numbers to show you from police. they're saying that 60 looters were detained there saying that 22 people were arrested here in oakland overnight and that 13 officers were injured in oakland now daria you mention the 2 federal protective service officers were shot and we do know that one of them sadly has died this morning now the protesters that i've heard from or spoken to this morning say that they did not intend

for this protest to be violent that was not their intent you know, although we saw that it did go there their intent was to get a very clear message out that they were tired of the shootings from law enforcement of unarmed black people and again they're investigating the shooting of that in oakland now this morning that a live updates throughout the morning to give you as we continue to keep a pulse on this can very uh active situation daria yeah, thanks a lot of activism is the word a lot of people have. got an active after what happened to george floyd the need to the point that he was breathing you could said he couldn't breathe and the demonstrations were really sparked after only one police officer, the one who has need to his neck was charged with 3rd degree. manslaughter but the other 3 officers who stood by have not been arrested they were just fired. take a look what happened in san jose. there was a big protest.

there. that also started peacefully but then look at this an officer was injured he was not down. and then police as you can see a bystander to help to move him to safety so they could check what his injuries were and then you see the lineup of police that were responding to the protests and some of the damage that was done to vehicles, including police vehicles. a lot of protesters were peaceful as you can see here just holding their messages. some of those spray painting their messages on police cars and businesses highway one o one was shut down in both directions and this as you can see turned violent for people that were caught up in the middle of the protest had nothing to do with anything but they were trying to drive they were brought to a halt and in some case confronted by angry demonstrators who were outraged about what happened and what continues to happen to african-americans by law enforcement, sam, look heart of the mayor of san jose spoke to kron 4 about these demonstrations. we want to

make sure people know they can feel proud. >>a protest is in absolutely a and. they're sponsoring outrage. what happened in minneapolis it russians to get george want. but we allow for violence or to ensure city. >>mayor lic do anything to provoke a violent response. he says the police are going to arrest people who cross the line and try to disperse the crowd so that things don't get out of hand. >>well as protests continue to break out across the country in response to floyd's death. we're also hearing from the mother of oscar grant. the 22 year-old hayward man who was shot and killed by bart police officer back in 2009 since her son's death want to johnson has been advocating against police violence. kron four's gayle ong spoke with her. >>brought back so many memories it was 1/1/2009 when

wanda johnson son oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland, the incident captured on cell phone video grant seen lying face down on the station platform was unarmed the officer claimed to use his taser instead of his gun. he was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter 11 years later a similar case involving an unarmed black man in minnesota george floyd also caught on >>i just started crying. really crying because. i saw how there was. >>compassion or no movement for someone screaming out for help derek shop in a minneapolis police officer kneeled on floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes. >>has since been fired and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. johnson says the charges are not enough we spoke to civil rights attorney john burris who represented

johnson family in the fruitvale shooting. >>and the number of police death cases why might a prosecutor decide for a lesser charge of murder. do you think it's because it is more realistic too. >>get a conviction. well certainly the prosecutor has to make a judgment. >>about where the where he can get it where they can get a conviction or not and you based upon the onus is a problem. so yeah he might have made the decision that in his own mind it would be easy for me to get a conviction on a lower chance that it would be on a bar is believed the evidence from this video would support more serious charges but he would be more challenging to prove it is certainly a more difficult case to prove first-degree murder was no question about that. >>yeah we have the intent. >>now so forth on it that has a law requires that's really difficult to do. and a police case that starts from an event situation back in oakland, a tribute to oscar grant the mural was unveiled last june 10 years after his death. >>in the last decade. johnson

has traveled to washington dc to push for changes to police policies. this is an unacceptable justice step. america. >>you know we are supposed to be the land is free and opportunity and yet. this still goes on. >>39 is the time coming up after the break another news crew targeted by police in the midst of the protests were going to have the latest on how they're doing this morning. when we co on the morning? you are. cause frosted mini wheats are made to fill people up. and they have 10 layers of wheat and seven vitamins and minerals. just one bowl and you're good till lunch.

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and we're back at 7.41. this was the scene in kentucky and louisville friday night during a protest over the death of george floyd and while covering the events as they unfolded police fired. nonlethal pepper ball of bullets at a tv news crew happened while they were live on the air and you can see the officer right there aiming his gun right at the reporter who was clearly marked. she says she didn't know why they were being fired upon since they were behind the designated police line and clearly identified as the members of the press that protesters were also speaking out for brianna taylor who was killed by police there back in march. it happened when police were serving a non are a no knock warrant for suspected drugs that support the note that no drugs were ever found in her home and her boyfriend was charged with attempted murder for firing on officers as they entered his home but those charges have since been dropped. >>as we said the media ended

caught in the in many different cities and in many different protests enter cnn correspondent omar jimenez actually got a rested while like he was live on tv. when police arrested him and would even say why he was reporting from the scene of protests in minneapolis taken into custody and. >>it was all captured off see on camera because it was live take a look. >>okay do mine tell me why i'm and arrest her. why why am i under arrest. >>and there he is set to be continued to broadcast explaining what he was seeing and the police response today, stayed very calm finishing the report right up to the point that they cuffed him and lead him away he offered several times if a way for in the wrong area will move is that what's going on and and then the rest of his crew also one by one and was arrested until finally the camera man put the camera down and continue to

broadcast live as the rest of the producer and the cameramen were led away. a cnn had another correspondent josh campbell reporting live a block away. and josh campbell is a white reporter josh campbell was not arrested minnesota governor waltz called the arrest totally inadvertent and unacceptable and added that he takes full responsibility for what happened omar jimenez and the crew were released after being held for about an hour you can see at that point that's where the photographer put down the camera but it kept broadcasting live on cnn for some time now. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're going hear from a social justice advocate on the protests that we're seeing in the use of force that we've seen from police that are trying to keep things under control. we'll have more on that

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>>welcome back 7.44 and we're looking at cloudier skies outside across the bay area this morning, a look outside at san francisco from across the bay conditions out there. well definitely cloudy we are going to remain mostly cloudy throughout the and even though most of us are dry right now there are some light showers that are returned to the bay area after some heavy isolated thunderstorm activity overnight. that storm system that's resulting in our instability sitting just to our west that's going continue

to result in this isolated thunderstorms throughout the course of the day today the past few hours here you can see light showers researching into the bay area as we speak now and zooming in on some of these areas that we are singing or sprinkles that includes san francisco down peninsula. the palo alto a couple spots, 7 south bay such as san jose on it al brock well on 92 crossing the bay from a word on over to san mateo also expect some slick spots on roadways. there most of the heavier rainfall is actually concentrated out central valley where north of sacramento on up towards chico in north there that's where you're saying areas of thunderstorms and you can see just so active all morning, it's been around chico paradise on up to read a lot and that is the same kind of activity that maybe even her book a soft before you got up this morning. a couple sprinkles here and there across the bay area throughout the day our best chance of any significant rainfall comes into the afternoon, the east bay as we could see a few

isolated thunderstorms developing post noon or some of our inland areas much like we did offshore at the coast during the evening hours so that the exchange and thunderstorm activity really shifting inland through the day tomorrow a little on the cloudier side as will be monday to but much calmer with really no chance of rainfall site on those days. temperatures right now are in the 60's for most of us berkeley san mateo redwood city, chuck 61 conquered in dublin at 64 degrees right now with oakland at 66 temperatures this afternoon and into the 70's certainly not much different from currently livermore 3 months and it was a and redwood city is was not you it's 74 each well oakland, san francisco in santa rosa, fairly in the 70's just about or at the 70 degree mark tomorrow and monday warmer than today but remaining pretty steady as far as temperatures will we really see our warm-up on tuesday wednesday and thursday, but

still no 90's and forecaster warmest of temperatures on wednesday will only be in the upper 80's which certainly be it's the weather that we had last week overall this is a cooler more seasonable forecast ahead of us and not about one at all that you guys in the studio thanks a lot 7.49 and presidential candidate former vice president joe biden is sharing his thoughts. >>on the case of the man who was unarmed and ended up killed by the police and now there are one of them is charged with the death. and we are listening to what joe biden has to say let's listen. >>once again. we had 2 words heard the words and they are i can't breeze. an act of brutality didn't war the deny one more black men in america. his civil rights as human rights of is very humanity and tonight life. depriving george florida use a. as it deprived

eric garner. one of the things every human being must be able to do bree. >>joe biden said that he talked to george floyd's family on friday and says he was truly impressed with their courage and grace at this painful time. let's take a look at some of those protests that happened in atlanta and the destruction done there you can see cars on fire windows broken and a very strong police presence, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms is calling now. for people to go home after the chaos that broke out. >>this is not a protest. this is not in the spirit of martin luther king junior. this is chaos. >>if you want change in america go and register to vote. the polls on june 9th.

in november. that is the change we need in this country. you are just price in our city you are just racing the life of george floyd in every other person who has been killed in this country. we are better than this. with better than this as a city. we are better than this as a country. >>and here's video of a bus with members of the national guard rolling into atlanta to counter the protests. the pentagon also sent get ready orders to active duty military police to dip role to boy. within 4 hours if they are called other orders. half the

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>>should be attending university california berkeley in the fall, so congratulations to you and your fellow graduating classmates as well. i saw 2 online graduation ceremonies last night for friends of the family. it's pretty interesting how they're doing it oh. yeah ahead, derek carr on was his a high school graduate that's a lot of fun, yeah, and so we'll have more coming mine is coming up next week but the week after that so >>that is a drive-in in the parking lot of the brunt civic center a lot of a different high schools are doing this in different ways and you can tell us your plans for the future if you're a graduate of the 2020 class you can post your photo tell us where he went to high school. what your plans are for the future just go to kron 4 dot com and we're also shining a spotlight on people in organizations that are doing what they can to make a difference in their communities during this pandemic and today we wanted to shine a spotlight on the community tech network. >>there as the area i should say there are they are a san francisco nonprofit that helps seniors. stay connected online. it's a new program is called home connected it provides free tablets and 3 months of internet and virtual

training in 8 different languages, the focus is of course to help seniors who may be isolated from their usual support systems and services that provide things like meals and transportation, so that's one way that they're trying to keep people going during this pandemic. >>7.56 is the timing coming up well for following the breaking news in the bay area waking up to another uncertain morning here after many days of protests and they boiled over last night as you can see in oakland and san jose in response to the death of george floyd by police in min

>>local news station. >>breaking news this morning is the death of george floyd in the bay area's reaction to it. demonstrations across california turned destructive and deadly. people were protesting. the death of the unarmed black man by minneapolis police and in 30 cities. there were protests similar to what we saw in the bay area oakland, san jose, sacramento, los angeles across the state. and it turned deadly for a federal officer and oakland and also for a protester. in detroit good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and yes we have a full hour of coverage ahead including the latest on the pandemic of course and some of the cities that are starting to move into phase 3 of reopening, but we do want to start this hour.

>>with the deadly violence that erupted overnight across the bay area to federal protective service officers suffered gunshot wounds amid the protests that broke out in oakland last night, one of those officers died from his injuries. happened at the ronald dellums federal building on clay street about 10 o'clock last night that's when police say a vehicle drove up to the building and someone inside that vehicle opened fire on the officers that were standing outside so far there's been no arrests but the fbi is now taking charge of the investigation. the federal protective service falls under the department of homeland security and that's the agency that provides security for government buildings like this. >>now let's get to the protests said happen in oakland where stores were vandalized looted to set fire covers reyna harvey. >>is live in oakland taking a look at the damage and really the anger and frustration that has fueled reyna. >>yeah, you said that ride are you people are upset angry trying to get a message heard and you heard last night that protests turned deadly here in

oakland we're going to show you some of the images from overnight take a look at your screen you can see this is a target on broadway. a group of people broke into this target in oakland. you can see them going through the store smashing windows and grabbing items we're hearing reports that that fire continues to burn this morning at that target. we're also getting reports that other stores, including a bank. a star berks were also broken into. we're also seeing things that walgreens was also broken into as well people smashing windows jump inside tagging that target people grabbing items in running out now we're also hearing that smaller mom and pop shops. we're also broken into. now the protests in oakland started at 08:00pm friday evening, some protesters meeting at city hall. quickly that group grew in size there were a few 100 at around 8 o'clock in they started to grow to a thousands of people overnight. now over social media you see a diverse

mix of people out on the streets. you see them holding signs and chanting phrases including black lives matter and i can't breathe, we know those were floyd last words before he was killed by an officer. now we know at some point through the protest police were seen my those in attendance, using some tactics against the protesters. also those protests ended up on the i 80 freeway here in oakland, we know that they also shut down the bay bridge for some time we've seen images of that of protesters climbing on to the bridge. there. now again we have some numbers of we want to show you this is a from police this morning, this is what happened overnight. they say 60 looters were detained also 22 people were arrested in that protest and 13 officers were injured in oakland. overnight. now we know like you mentioned the 2 federal protective service officers were shot and according to police one has passed away. now again the interim police chief here in

oakland spoke out this morning and here's what she had to say. >>we have had demonstrations last night and they started out peacefully and we stood with our community here in the city of oakland to provide safe spaces and respectful spaces for demonstrators. what we saw in later on in the evening turned violent and disruptive. and we want to call on everyone who would come to oakland and stand with us to respect the memory. george floyd and the community to ensure that they are peaceful. >>respectful. >>of the city of oakland and especially our downtown businesses which have been suffering since the pandemic began with for all of the mutual aid and other agency partners that have helped us tonight. but as we have seen across the country. we saw damage and destruction here city. we will be back at it

tomorrow. we stand with our community and we want to ensure that everyone who comes to the city of oakland, it's peaceful and respectful. >>and as you can imagine, i mean we're in a pandemic and people still decided to take to the streets in mass is a lot of them wearing masks now the protesters and i've heard from say that their message was not one of violence, although we saw that it got very violent last night. they said that they were protesting and then it's unacceptable to see all of these killings of unarmed black men and women by the hands of law enforcement and so they wanted their message heard. now again. we hear some reports that there is another planned protest that's supposed to happen today and san francisco so again darya this is a very active situation we're going to be on this coverage all throughout the weekend and we'll bring you updates as soon as we get more information but for now reporting near oakland. reyna

harvey kron 4 news, thanks here in the bay area waking up this morning to a possibility of more demonstrations like we saw last night. >>let's take a look at what happened in san jose that demonstration started peacefully and then look at this an officer was knocked down. and you can see fellow officers dragging him away to safety and a bystander first they said no don't help and then they let him help get that officer over to where they could check for his injuries. you can see some of the police cruisers that were vandalized either people scrawling on them or damaging their windows most though as you can see here holding up their signs peacefully demonstrating. how upset they are frustrated and just a with royal and over what happened in and highway one o one at what point was shut down by the protesters in here as you can see turn really violent with people who were caught in the traffic had nothing to do with it, but they were sitting there could move in protesters were angry and banging on their windows in some cases

bashing through their windows sayer a the mayor of san jose sam liccardo spoke to kron 4 about the demonstrations. >>that would be irony here is that i would venture to get every officer out there wasn't forcing today it in and santa clara street felt it outrages me testers that what happened minneapolis we've got to recognize that we all share in it. in this really in the contest. the motion that followed from a tragedy like that. >>the mayor says that as far as the response of the police that they are going to attempt to peacefully. break up any demonstrations that turned violent and dispersed the crowd so that things don't get as destructive were dangerous. >>as had last night. >>well a minneapolis police officer that held his knee on george floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes, leading to his death is now facing 3rd degree murder and manslaughter charges. he sees picture there derrick chav and he's the

officer in question documents show the flood was unresponsive for nearly 3 of those 9 minutes while chavez knee was crushing the back of his neck up to that point floyd was pleading with officers that he couldn't breathe. and here you see video of the officers, the other officers that are on scene as well now the minneapolis pd fired the other 3 officers that were there. they haven't been charged formally at the protesters are calling for their arrests as well. much more coverage of this coming up in fact the family of stephon clark is speaking out amid protests in sacramento. >>over the death of george flood we'll have more on that part of this wasn't the best time for our washer to call it quits. but this one can clean, sanitize and steam... it's what we've been wanting anyway. shop lowe's and save on the samsung laundry pair and get free delivery. discover what's possible at lowes.com. ...crunchy oat clusters with a hotouch of honey...ombine... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of branstorming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch.

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we're back a 10 is the time as we continue our coverage of the protests that erupted over the last 24 to 36 hours the cnn center in atlanta in fact was damaged after a protester there turned violent demonstrators broke windows they spray painted messages on cnn's building that one protester threw a firework right in front of police and cnn reporter nick valencia. >>i just threw something on fire chris, a firecracker. the okay guys. okay they just threw a firecracker and on us. pretty powerful firecracker that just went off and got her

heart pumping a little bit. >>eventually that crowd broke up in and dispersed but police said they had to use tear gas canisters to get him to do that 3 officers were hurt. multiple arrests have been made. >>the thing is the protesters targeted the media and the police started media we saw both of those things happening as the media was caught in the crossfire of this. >>colin kaepernick is going to get financial assistance to the protesters in minneapolis who need a legal representation. in posts on twitter and instagram kapnick said legal assistance will be paid for by group of the group is devoted to educating and empowering young people of color and developing a new generation of leaders, he says that in fighting for liberation there's always retaliation and we must must protect our freedom fighters so that is the offer a coming in from the former quarterback for the 49 ers and the players, you know who sparked a whole movement and the nfl coming up after the break

governor newson what does he have to say not only about the protests but also about the lockdown is a vigil counties are going to have more now power as we move forward in to continuing to reopening in the late l wake of the pandemic we're going to tell you what it means for the bay area when we ♪ ♪ life's more fun with a dog. and doglife is more fun with milk-bone. ♪ ♪

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the pitter patter of now i don't have a little baby it was the that we had some sprinkles around the bay this morning live look here outside you can see san francisco doesn't look too bad at the moment little cloudy john trouble keeping an eye on the forecast to do that i am test if your dog won't go out that it's a pretty steady rain how did grant yes, it is definitely graham passable him but it was not last night that are better was waking a lot of people up and even a couple rows of thunder out there too so what act friday evening for those of you that airliner sleepers you woke up and hopefully at least enjoy that from inside looking outside at the golden gate bridge this morning, some light sprinkles are out there in san francisco right now definitely not something that is going to keep most of us inside if you do need to step outside for morning walk right now the heaviest of rainfall is now in northern california that same thunderstorm activity if we

look at the past few hours. >>had worked its way across the bay area. now where we're sitting is mostly just with some lighter showers as we're talking about a couple sprinkles or in san francisco as i mentioned down towards the airport as well as on 92 over to a word on it oakland and the east bay and over in today to lift the state just north of san ramon and danville south walnut creek so light to moderate showers these showers stretch out towards a mount diablo and then out towards the ultimate to zooming out of touch though the heaviest of rainfall is pretty obvious where that is sitting and it's not really here in the bay area. but on north of sacramento. look at that cloud to ground lightning that is still being seen on up on the northern portions of i spy a past willow supports orland so definitely a not the best day to be up in northern california be out about but here in the bay area, a just a few light sprinkles this morning our chance of thunderstorms rather than enough the coast as we have last night now ships in london

sunday afternoon so the places that we could see an isolated thunderstorm later on today include antioch maybe even as far inland are a part of the west has conquered down towards the tri valley so keep your eyes on the skies that you are in our inland areas as you can see an isolated thunderstorm belt thing this afternoon out of pretty much know where they'll pop up pretty quickly on into tomorrow, mostly cloudy but dry skies and that's going to be the same case of monday too so we're going to keep the cloud cover around, but we're waving goodbye to best chances of rainfall after today. today's temperatures pretty mild right now we're in the 60's not about starts the conquered oakland each of 65 san francisco at 60 of dublin at 64. later on today not a whole lot different really daytime highs start to rise into the mid 70's our warmest conquered in antioch being are 2 warmest spots at 76 degrees. each while the cooler side in areas like san francisco bill

a home in santa rosa barely at 70 degrees tomorrow and monday temperatures will be warmer than today's but actually pretty on par with seasonal averages. we do have a warm-up on towards tuesday, wednesday and thursday is going to take us back in the 80's but no 90's and even more importantly, no triple digits in this forecast. so, although it does get toasty for inland areas from the middle of the week, nothing like that the way we had last week so all in all a more comfortable forecast and alter today, a pretty dry workouts to ahead of us back to you guys in the studio. >>thanks a lot john it's 8.19 in new this morning as of midnight everybody in san francisco is now required to wear a face covering if they leave their home and go out in public the city also extended the timeline for reopening kron 4 dan kerman has the details. >>during an online conversation with san francisco mayor london breed county health officer doctor thomas r a gun clarified why face coverings are becoming mandatory in san francisco. we know from the science that's

emerging. >>and from the mathematical models that have been developed that. >>if 80% of people wear face masks or face coverings consistently. we can prevent outbreaks that is. >>human gusts are going said the face covering requirement will likely be in place until there's a vaccine. but there will be an added benefit connecting with people outside those who live in the home health officers right now and actually the health department right now. >>is actually going design new strategies to bring people together to bring households together are going also clarified when you do and you don't have to have it on when there's nobody around you you don't have to happen on. but when you're running towards you're about to rain i have family let's say go ahead and put it on august the 31st that's a 30 foot rule the 10 yard roll. go ahead and put it on as you passed them and when you pass them and there's no one else around you go ahead and pull it down during the

conversation, the mayor made it clear she finds san francisco's reopening timeline too conservative. >>but the health officer said it's all about safety. >>there's a re 2 counties one is sonoma new ones lassen where they felt they moved a little too fast. sonoma slowing down in lassen actually actually pulled back from one of their one of their own reopenings so i think it's really critical for us to be mindful and to make sure we have enough time to make sure that we don't get ourselves into trouble check the numbers and then continue to move forward the county health officer was also asked that if numbers go down considerably is there a chance of speeding up the time line he says. >>it's all about the numbers as they move through the stages that the keeping an eye on them and if it can be done safely. they will. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>san mateo county is easing its restrictions starting monday they're going to allow churches to hold services and indoor shopping at retail stores as long as there are

safety measures in place. this order also removes earlier restrictions on beach access in san mateo county beaches. well now operate as normal as long as visitors follow safety guidelines. churches and businesses have to draw up safety plans before they reopen and we have all the details on kron 4 dot com. marine county is also moving to ease restrictions. outdoor retail office space outdoor dining and curbside library services are going to start to opening their child care and summer sports camps and business sectors are allowed to reopen as well as of june 1st and that is as long as they follow the guidelines given a 4th by the marin county public health department. >>great to hear from the family of stephon clark who was killed by police in sacramento regarding the death of george floyd will

>>the 25 and in the wake of the police killing of george floyd while he was in police custody, we're near it now hearing from the family of stefan clark, he's the african-american man was shot and killed in sacramento by the police department there they spoke out as the protests erupted at the state capitol with doug johnson now with the story. >>they're tonight's georgefloyd protests in sacramento.

>>i ran for all the families and justice stephon clark's grandmother sequea to thomson sending this message to minneapolis shout out to be out in minnesota towards float for the family and with 5 but are you guys clark's brother savant a clerk also speaking about the painful similarities between the 2 cases from me back to my brother, bobby back to air romney back to a place in my life a moment of my life i wish on my worst enemy or but in an unprecedented move their shield on the former minneapolis police officer captured kneeling on floyd's neck in this video. >>has now been charged with third-degree murder in california this would be voluntary manslaughter but below second-degree murder attorney mark reichel says police officers have been charged in the past but it's extremely rare and the main reason is no prosecutor for political reasons. >>and if you're reelected ever wants to lose a high profile case, it's better not really.

>>the blue-eyed to file cases and obviously officer-involved killings are always high profile news tonight, a claire says it's an outcome. he wishes. >>that happened in his brother's case there was just kind of bility for my brother and i think we have to wait to see how this plays out to see of george floyd's gets justice because at end of the day transparency with accountability means nothing. >>the george floyd protests in oakland turned deadly overnight. we'll have a

>>and we're back at 8.30 breaking news this morning. the demonstrations that we've seen break out across california. many of them turning destructive some of them deadly. people coming out to protest the death of an unarmed black man by police in minneapolis and there were protests in 30 cities are around the nation fueled by outrage. >>over the death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis and that's the epicenter but as you can see in the bay area. we had protests in oakland and san jose went up north to sacramento and down south to los angeles to federal protective service officers suffered gunshot wounds. >>as protests broke out in oakland last night fact one of those officers died from his injuries. it happened at the ronald dellums federal building on clay street about 10 o'clock last night. police say a vehicle drove up to the building. roll down the window somebody inside that vehicle then opened fire on the officer standing outside so

far there's been no arrests but the fbi is now taking charge of this investigation because the federal protective service for that that govern security that building falls under the department of homeland security so this is now a federal crime. >>and the breaking news that there's uncertainty this morning about what's going to happen tonight after we saw the violence last night that erupted because people were so upset and angry over the death of george floyd conference rain harvey is live in oakland with more details and a closer look at what ended up being damaged it just like you mentioned there's so much uncertainty this morning we saw everything that happened last night. >>how it quickly escalated and we'll know if that's going to happen. again today but people were injured last night including police officers people were arrested as well now take a look at some of the images and we saw from overnight, this is a target over on broadway that was vandalized you can see they

broke into this target on a broadway in oakland you can see them going through the store smashing windows there grabbing items. we're also hearing reports this morning that that fire there still continues to burn at that store. we're also getting some reports that other stores, including a walgreens we're going to show you right now a bank a starbucks were also broken into and set on fire. we also are seeing images of local mom and pop shops that were completely vandalized overnight. now the protests in oakland started at 08:00pm friday evening. some protesters meeting at city hall on quickly that grew grew in size from a few 100 to thousands of people here in oakland overnight. there was a diverse mix of people on the t ages. we now know at some point through the protests. police were seen by some of those in attendance using some tactics on the protesters. also these protest is these protest ended up on the i 80

freeway here in oakland. we saw some images of the traffic on the bay bridge at a stand still there due to the protests. now we have some numbers from the police this morning that we're going to show you to give you a scope of what took place last night they say 60 looters were detained, 22 people were arrested 13 officers were injured in oakland. we also know like you mentioned those 2 federal protective service officers were shot, according to police. and sadly one has died. but again we see these images come up from the protesters and people have said they did not intend for this to get so violent. but it ended up getting violent overnight and again they were out there, the killings of unarmed black men and women, including georgefloyd like we all saw that video that was shown around the world and they were trying to convey a message on the streets last night again san francisco are hearing reports that they're going to have a protest later

today, so again we're going to be tracking that and we'll bring you that information as soon as we get that for now reporting in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot of rain and like you said this morning, there's a lot of uncertainty as to what we will see in the bay area tonight, let's take a look at what we saw yesterday. >>in the south bay, the demonstrations in san jose that started peaceful and quickly escalated and id here as you can see with an officer knocked down and he was dragged away to safety as you can the for saying no no and then a bystander was allowed to help. so you know the people that are there to protest aren't necessarily asking for violence in fact you can see some of the destruction and the police cars the scrawling the shattering of windows and then you can see a protester just peacefully holding a sign out and spreading their message that way highway one o one though was shut down in both directions and look at the destruction here. these are people who are just in the traffic that got caught in and they ended up being you know the victims of people banging on their windows. yelling in some cases destroying their vehicles. this one guy didn't

know what to do you just caught up in it got out said what's going on as you can see there this is just what protesters were doing in san jose. >>was protests continue to break out across the country in response to george floyd's death. we're also hearing from the mother of oscar grant to remember he's a 22 year-old hayward man who was shot and killed by park police back in 2009. >>since her son's death, wanda johnson has been advocating against violence by police conference gayle ong spoke with her. >>it brought back so many memories it was 1/1/2009 when wanda johnson son oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland, the incident captured on cell phone video grant seen lying face down on the station platform was unarmed the officer claimed to use his taser instead of his gun. he was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter 11 years later a similar case

involving an unarmed black man in minnesota george floyd also caught on >>i just started crying. really crying because. i saw how there was. >>knoll compassion or no movement for someone screaming out for help derek shop in a minneapolis police officer kneeled on floyd's neck forp more than 8 minutes. >>has since been fired and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. johnson says the charges are not enough we spoke to civil rights attorney john burris who represented johnson family in the fruitvale shooting. >>and the number of police death cases why might a prosecutor decide for a lesser charge of murder. do you think it's because it is more realistic too. >>get a conviction. well certainly the prosecutor has to make a judgment. >>about where the where he can get it where they can get a conviction now and you based upon the onus is a problem. so yeah he might have made the

decision that in his own mind it would be easy for me to get a conviction on a lower chance that it would be on a bar is believed the evidence from this video would support more serious charges but he would be more challenging to prove it is certainly a more difficult case to prove first-degree murder was no question about that. >>yeah we have the intent. >>now so forth on it that has a law requires that's really difficult to do. and a police case that starts from an event situation back in oakland, a tribute to oscar grant the mural was unveiled last june 10 years after his death. >>in the last decade. johnson has traveled to washington dc to push for changes to police policies. this is an unacceptable justice step. america. >>you know we are supposed to be the land is free and opportunity and yet. this still goes on. >>i was a 37 will take a quick break coming up in a moment,

another news crew targeted by police in the midst of the protests will

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just started pelting them with it. an officer can be seen there amid all of this. the reporters are standing by themselves clearly identified as members of the media. so why they were targeted by this officers, unclear. but they were behind a designated police line and it it happened and we've seen this happened not once but this is the second time powe and we actually saw a cnn correspondent omar jimenez. >>who was arrested while he was doing a live report on tv. >>yeah he's reporting from the scene in minneapolis. he was taken into custody while covering it live on air take a look. >>okay do mine tell me why i'm and arrest her. why why am i under arrest. >>so right up to this point he was talking to the officers saying oh i you know where this we are where you told us to go as are some where we could move whatever you need whatever you need and he's talking about the response and how common is by police and then he ends up getting arrested he was talking the whole time until they walked him away and then his producer

was arrested next. you can see them handing the mike off and then finally they arrested the photographer as well who kept rolling. the whole time so we can all see this playing out live on tv. meantime, so that some are humid as and his crew cnn had another correspondent, but it was a white reporter josh campbell about a block away reporting. and he wasn't arrested. minnesota governor tim walz called the arrests totally inadvertent it and unacceptable and takes full responsibility for it omar jimenez and the crew were released after about an hour in custody. >>still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to hear from the social justice advocate on the protests and the use of force that we've seen from police try to keep things under control. usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members

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>>welcome back 8.45 on this saturday morning things have definitely come towns in the bay area recently and this morning but overnight last night we had a pretty active the evening. so much so many of you may have woken up to some heavier rain not some thunder and lightning to this morning, some light sprinkles of work their way back in the bay area you're from berkeley showed some misty looking conditions not the mist in a pub, this timber and lightning last night though from sarah neville this is actually really early on this morning around 04:00am so a lot of you

especially closer to the coast that was the scene that you are looking at this is all due to the strong low pressure area that has worked its way on the inland. this is the same low pressure that helped nudge out that i was bringing us the hot weather. so we can just say i think you to it because it certainly has a nice cool down effect on this light sprinkles across the bay area really right now that was your past few hours look. and if we zoom in on the bay area currently you do see some areas of light sprinkles around emeryville on up towards the richmond sandra fell bridge to run in fact that gets light showers to and then out towards conquered brett what on over to antioch in bethel island, some areas of light to moderate rainfall pretty spotty right now if we zoom out and go to the northern part of the state look at all this heavy towards reading out towards quincy and numbers chico that's the kind of energy that we saw last night that a lot of us just slip through as those thunderstorms special perhaps.

our greatest chance of thunderstorms this afternoon shifts from the coast to our inland areas and by the time we work our way towards say 02:04:05pm, our best chance of thunderstorms stretch from the tri valley on up towards antioch and up towards 80 into solano county so keep your eye on that this afternoon you'll see some dark clouds from time to time and you should definitely be wary of that this afternoon as for tomorrow skies will be mostly cloudy again as they will also be on monday. the difference here we're not looking at any chance of rain to start next week so today really are only and best chance of rain in your forecast and these are spotty showers and the occasional thunderstorm current temperatures are nice and mild with 60's for most areas conquered and blanco at 65 with fairfield at 66 san francisco, a cool 60 degrees currently later today. we see mostly 70's of the forecast which is really not what difference from currently san jose fremont livermore mountain view in redwood city

in the mid 70's at 74 while oakland at 70 to san francisco in a each at 70 degrees tomorrow and monday a little warmer than today. but our warmest of days will come tuesday wednesday and thursday, even that no 90's no triple digits in this forecast. the worst of temperatures we're talking years 80's and that sounds a whole lot better and the heat we had last week back to you in studio, thanks a lot. john a 48 right now and president trump is facing criticism and being accused. >>of stoking the protesters. >>he wrote when the looting starts the shooting starts. the president was talking about the demonstrations in minneapolis and yesterday he clarified the tweets to reporters let's listen. you tweeted when the looting starts the shooting starts. >>how would you know that freeze and not know its racially charged history will ever that phrase for a long time i don't know where it came from where it originated the idea that nice is 67 the

miami police well also heard from many other places but i've heard it for a long time as most people have been frankly it means when. >>there is looting people get shot and they died. and if you look at what happened last night and the night before you see that. >>according to a 1967 news report, miami police chief walter headley use that phrase during hearings about the crime in that city in florida that invoked angry reactions from civil rights leaders. in the wake of the protests all around the country and the use of force that we've seen against protesters kron four's lsi monae and talk to social justice advocates about what they've been seen as she spoke with zach norris from the ella baker center in oakland, which promotes the fair treatment of black and brown communities. >>take a listen. the first thing to understand is that black people are tired of dying. >>in this country. we are dying from covid we are dying from malnutrition lee are

dying for from hunger. and people who are basically just trying to survive are being killed or 5 weeks and so this. incident is really just indicative of a larger society that has shown that it values property and the property of powerful people more than it value black lives and i think that's why you see the anger or frustration. >>in cities across the country. >>they often feel here people comment that it's 2020 this shouldn't be happening. what do you think it's going to take in order to get that message across and unfortunately people now feeling like they need to resort to violence said consistently over the years in order to try to make that come to an end. >>well i think you know it was doctor king who said those who make. peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable. the

levels of frustration with a nation that has consistently the value black and brown rice. >>since its inception must change and must and and quite frankly we need to see defunding of the systems that have produced black deaths and produce the death of black and brown persons in this country and to see real funding or the kind of public health infrastructure that would be valuable not just for black and brown people are frankly for all people in this country who are suffering and dying from poverty malnutrition and from covid-19 and so that has to be change that that is not i'm just about one person being killed. by the police as precious as the life of george floyd is we need to see.

systemic change in cities across this country and in towns and in the country as a whole. >>we're seeing some of those cities on fire as we speak over minneapolis at of course of the area where the u.s. happened and ford's life was taken, but what is your message to people including here in the bay area of escalated to smashing glass shutting down highways and hoping officers. >>i would say i completely understand your anger and frustration and i understand why people are so upset and quite frankly i don't think that that destruction of property is what people should be focused on. >>well norris then share the same sentiment as martin luther king junior son on the escalating protests saying that riots are the language of the unheard. you can see the full interview and others like it on our 24 hour news streaming service kron on it's free to download right now and. >>always without commercials will be right ba

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>>local news station. >>9 o'clock is the time the breaking news this morning, the demonstrations that broke out across california, some of them turning destructive others, deadly as people came out to protest the death of an unarmed black man by police in minneapolis these are just some of the protests they were in 30 cities around the nation fueled by outrage over the death of george floyd. >>protesters calling for justice and the demonstrations were different in different

cities in oakland is where an officer died sacramento saw demonstrations, san jose a lot of destruction and los angeles had demonstrations with hundreds arrested thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher will have a full hour of news ahead. the latest on the protests also the latest on the pandemic in some of the cities that are beginning to move into phase 3 of reopening, but we do want to start. >>with the deadly violence that we saw erupt overnight across the bay area's darya mentioned we have 2 protective service officers, suffering gunshot wounds amid the protests in oakland last night. one of the officers died from his injuries. we're told this happened at the ronald elems federal building on clay street at about 10 o'clock last night that's when police say a vehicle approached the building with someone inside that vehicle opening fire on the officers so far there's been no arrests but the fbi now is taking lead on the investigation as this is a federal crime because it was federal protective service officers who were guarding that building.

>>there were a number of protests throughout oakland last night that was one of a man in other cases we saw looting and some day of the vehicles and stores catching fire covers rain. harvey is live in oakland with the details about these protests and what people are so upset about it's not just. this one horrible death, but a number of events. >>right this is been a sequence of events in our country for years that people are upset about the killings of unarmed black men and women by the hands of police and finally you saw boiling point all that happened on the streets here in oakland. take a look at these images we see a target. this is the target here in oakland on broadway. you can see people breaking out the windows there a smashing and grabbing items here were also getting reports that other stores, including a bank. a starbucks were also broken into i'm also hearing

some reports that some mom and pop shops are also vandalized overnight. we're also going to show you this mercedes benz dealership broken into you can see a car on fire. vehicles vandalized with tagging on them and the actual building itself was set on fire. now the protest here in oakland started at 08:00pm friday evening, some protesters meeting at city hall. now quickly that group grew in size from a few 100 to thousands overnight. the protest was made up of a very diverse mix of people they were out on the streets you can hear them, chanting phrases including black lives matter. i can't breathe we know that was floyd last words before he was killed. now we know at some point do the protests police were seen by those in attendance. using some tactics on the protesters. also these protests ended up on the i 80 freeway here in oakland. it's also reports that the bay bridge was even shut down for some time due to protest. now we have some numbers from police overnight want to show you. they say 60 looters were

detained also 22 people were arrested in 13 officers were injured in oakland. now we know like you just mentioned those 2 federal protective service officers were shot. according to police one has died. now the interim oakland police chief is also speaking out this morning about what happened last night here in oakland. >>we have had demonstrations last night and they started out peacefully and we stood with our community here in the city of oakland to provide safe spaces and respectful spaces for demonstrators. what we saw in later on in the evening turned violent and disruptive. and we want to call on everyone who would come to oakland and stand with us to respect the memory of george floyd and the community to ensure that they are peaceful. >>respectful of the city of oakland and especially our

downtown businesses. >>which have been suffering since the pandemic began with for all of the mutual aid and other agency partners that have helped us tonight. but as we have seen across the country. we saw the damage and destruction here city. we will be back at it tomorrow. we stand with our community and we want to ensure that everyone who comes to the city of oakland is peaceful and respectful. >>and you have to think about and daria the people that are out there yesterday. we're still in a pandemic so you have people that were out there in the a lot of the morning mass but feeling that this message was important enough for them to come out, it's it's sad and tragic that it ended in a death of an officer out there on the streets of oakland activists that is speaking out and the protesters this morning are saying they had no intention of being a violent and deadly like it was they were trying to get that message across to

the citizens out here in the bay area now again we know in san francisco. there is a planned protest that i've heard some reports of that supposed to happen today and a lot of questions on the minds of people i hear you know will that protest be like the one that we saw out here in oakland, but again we'll be monitoring this very fluid situation for now reporting here in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news, thanks renee. yes, so you have heard that the protesters they don't want it to get out of hand they just want to make a statement. exactly you know that's not their intent. they were not trying to be violent out there on the streets, you know you have a group of people like i mentioned that message that they're just tired of seeing the killings of unarmed black men and women, not just here in oakland because we've seen that as well but throughout the united states. and you saw that boiling point of seeing people say they haven't seen anything like this since the 1992, we saw those riots in response to rodney king but again. what you saw last night was definitely a moment in

history and again talks of war protest on the horizon daria all right, thanks friend james, as we take a look at some more, i know you have some video of other of businesses that were damaged. and it's in the middle of the pandemic james, you know that they were suffering already and now their businesses have then hit even harder on top of that you take a look at this crime for viewer and small business owners in oakland sent us. >>pictures in fact we can share them here it shows the damage to a 7.11 on harrison street. we'll give that up here for you in a second, but it was vandalized or you see a vandalized and looted by protesters overnight. the owner left to clean up this morning. so there's a here. >>businesses that were either open or not open and damage service, the people of oakland, yeah they need so it's it's a tough thing, but as rain was saying people are frustrated and angry over the death in police custody of george floyd let's take a look at what the demonstrations were like in san jose that

started peaceful and then ended up escalating to the point that here an officer was knocked down and then you could see his fellow officers taking away telling a bystander no no don't helping a bystander went to help the officer and take him away to an area where they could see just how he was injured and help him and you could see some of the police cars that were damaged and vandalized highway one o one people got caught up in the protests there let's go to that about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. the highway was shut down take a look at the next video, let's advance to the next video which shows the highway and how it was shut down and some of the people that were caught in that. their cars were smashed and jose mayor sam liccardo had something to say. >>that would be irony here is that i would venture to get every officer out there wasn't forcing today it in and santa clara street felt it outrages me testers that what happened minneapolis we've got to recognize that we all share in it. in this really in the

contest. the motion that followed from a tragedy like that. >>the mayor says that the police are trying to keep the peace and trying to break up any a protest to get out of hand that's all i want to >>the minneapolis police officer that held his knee on george floyd's neck for nearly 9 minutes leading to his death is now facing 3rd degree murder and manslaughter charges. you see him there derrick shaaban he is the officer in documents show the floyd was actually unresponsive for nearly 3 minutes of those 9 that robinson ii was crushing the back of his neck and up to that point he had been pleading with officers that he couldn't breeze. the minneapolis police department also fired the other officers that were there at the scene they haven't been charged yet, but protesters are calling for their arrests as well. >>i recall martin washington as protest and outrage sweeps the country after the killing of an unarmed black man congressional black caucus

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>>9.11 in national news congressional black caucus members are also demanding action and justice because of the deaths of african-americans across the country to the other calling these acts of violence modern day lynchings and they're demanding congress make it a federal crime raquel martin has more from capitol hill. >>it's a sad day in america

fire in outrage over night in minneapolis and across the country as protesters demand justice for the killing of george floyd an unarmed black man i do its flying this to our children, ohio congresswoman joyce beatty public execution in clear view just devastate in california congresswoman karen bass say they understand the rage over taking the street people emotionally right are feeling like when will this ever stop the congressional black caucus is calling both the killing of george floyd this week in amman arbery killed while jogging earlier this year modern day lynching and is a congress must send a clear message denouncing races acts make lynching a federal. >>a law that would make it a hate crime i think it's the least that we could do earlier this year, the house overwhelmingly passed the emmett till anti lynching act. >>making lynching defined as a conspiracy to commit a hate crime a federal crime, illinois congressman bobby

rush author the bill under and sang rush says that the bill becomes law it would advance federal investigations and did that's like floyd in arbery's he's now drafting new legislation targeting lynchings by police officers we have a pandemic. then the pandemic were very while president trump has called for a federal investigation, the congressional black caucus as a long lasting change is needed in washington raquel martin. >>the teen is the time still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're also covering covid and the latest with the shelter-in-place orders in california. we're going hear from the governor about where we're moving next in the we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. ♪ you've got something up your sleeve ♪ ♪ what you didn't know was you were surprising ♪

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those low clouds as james is talking about sitting right over san francisco and a few light showers is what we're saying for most areas that they currently use e that active the low pressure area that low pressure is what helped nudge out the heat that we saw this past week so we can actually say a big thank you to it and then it's on nice to see some light sprinkles to especially as we make our way towards that drier time the year it certainly does not hurt zooming in on the bay a couple light showers right around pacifica down 2 months here right now san francisco taking a breather from it all the low clouds are in the city we've seen showers over the past few hours on from the richmond sandra fell bridge. those have actually just for work their way just to the north of the bridge now now seen up right around hercules overt martinez. the heaviest of rainfall that we saw will doubt was overnight those in the form of thunderstorms lot of that activity is shifted well to the north and if we go north of chico right along i 5 around reading look at all that lightning that you're

saying now that is actually not good news is even the rain is a good thing lightning this time of year with such dry grass is just the opposite about think so fire crews are definitely keeping an eye on a lot of those lightning strikes as we work our way through the day today into the afternoon we will see our best chance of thunderstorms developing for our inland areas on towards around 02:03:04pm, from the tri valley on up towards areas along 80 and solano counties so watch out if you are in wins and the east bay this afternoon as you will see an isolated thunderstorm likely popping up on into tomorrow we're going to keep the cloud cover around, but guess what no chances of rainfall nor ihunderstorms on sunday and monday cloudier than not it's staying, nice and cool my son called too. right now temperatures are in the 60's and we have a steady southern breeze which is making it feel pretty brisk for some areas. oakland you're at 65 conquered fairfield and double in egypt 67 degrees. later on today,

not much of a difference but we will see highs rising into the 70's with 3 months and has a mountain view redwood city in livermore 74 each the way home santa rosa and san francisco is just 70 greece tomorrow and monday a little warmer than today. the real he comes tuesday wednesday and thursday but compared to where we have been really much she'd at all or only peaking in the upper 80's which will be warm for inland areas come wednesday, but no 90's and certainly no triple digits in this forecast which we can all be super thankful for after the heat wave last week. back to you guys in the studio. thanks a lot john. >>so the state is still working to get a handle on the coronavirus and now the states giving counties the power to decide when and how to move into the next phase of reopening kron four's ashley zavala takes a look at the governor's new guidelines that i state leaders friday announced health officers at the local level now have the power to decide when their counties moved to california space 3 the distance between

imperial to last and is about that from vermont hovered for genia. >>and nobody would expect vermont and virginia the va of the same the state has said face 3 includes workplaces at high risk of spreading covid-19 including personal care salons and fitness centers along with some travel, but no one we'll go forward to concerts no one will be allowed to move forward with a large then like conventions and festivals and tell we are in a much better position that we are today as the state prepares to love did stay at home order even further the governor says testing is at an all time high with 50,000 people tested today the governor also says the state will have 10,000 trained contact tracers by the end of june all key components for california is reopening with more people being tested health officials say there are more cases but the positivity rate in california remain steady. >>because of your extraordinary work 40 million

of you we bought time. >>we bent this curve fact been invented we never allow that her to take off like other parts of this country. the governor says the state will release more reopening guidelines for phase 3 workplaces starting next week. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. as san mateo county is easing their shelter in place restrictions starting monday they're going to allow churches staff services. >>an indoor shopping will be allowed at retail stores with safety measures in place. this order also removes the earlier restrictions on beach access in san mateo county the beach now as normal as long as you follow safety guidelines, churches and businesses have to draw up safety plans before they reopen we have all the details on kron 4 dot com. and marin county is also as easing their restrictions as well outdoor retail office space outdoor dining and curbside

library services are going to start child care and summer sports camps and businesses are also going to be a welcoming people and employees on june 1st and again they do have to follow the guidelines set forth by the marin county public health department. >>the u.s. coronavirus death toll reaches a grim milestone of more than a 100,000 deaths this week world health experts are concerned about new hot spots and the cdc is projecting a 123,000 coronavirus deaths by june 20th. more than 1.7 million people in the u.s. of tested positive for coronavirus and over 102,000 have died the projection is based on and savile forecast of more than a dozen individual forecast from outside institutions. and researchers those projections show a possible range of anywhere from a 115,234 1000 deaths before the end of next month. we'll take a break. coming up the family of stephon clark speaking out now about the protests that we're seeing in sacramento. and

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>>in reaction to their death of george floyd we're also now hearing from the family of stephon clark who is an african-american man where was shot and fatally shot by the sacramento police department they spoke out at the protests that broke out at the state capitol we've got doug johnson with their part of the story.

>>tonight's georgefloyd protests in sacramento. >>i ran for all the families and justice stephon clark's grandmother sequea to thomson sending this message to minneapolis shout out to be out in minnesota towards float for the family and with 5 but are you guys clark's brother savant a clerk also speaking about the painful similarities between the 2 cases brought me back to my brother about back to air romney back to a place in my life a moment of my life i wish on my worst enemy or but in an unprecedented move their shield on the former minneapolis police officer captured kneeling on floyd's neck in this video. >>has now been charged with third-degree murder in california this would be a voluntary manslaughter for below second-degree murder attorney mark reichel says police officers have been charged in the past but it's extremely rare and the main reason is no prosecutor for political reasons. >>and if you're reelected even

wants to lose a high profile case, it's better not really. >>the blue-eyed profile case and obviously officer-involved killings are always high profile watch tonight. a claire says it's an outcome. he wishes. >>that happened in his brother's case there was just kind of bility for my brother and i think we have to wait to see how this plays out to sea of george floyd's gets justice because having of the day transparency with accountability means nothing. >>it turns deadly overnight we'll

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>>back at 9.30 breaking news this morning demonstrations across the state turned destructive and in some cases deadly as people came out to protest the death of an unarmed black man by police in minneapolis yes, a minneapolis was the epicenter of the protests but as you can see. >>protest or alter california in fact, 30 cities around the nation. had demonstrations fueled by the death of george floyd and in various cities, it was different. any chance of justice many peaceful some turning destructive you can see here in oakland, san jose sacramento. and los angeles we had demonstrations now. >>let's talk about the deadly incidents that broke out with 2 federal protective service officer suffered gunshot wounds while protests are underway in oakland last night. one of those officers died from his injuries. it was right in front of the ronald elems federal building a clay

street police say was 10 o'clock last night that a car pulled up and someone inside that vehicle opened fire on the officer standing out front. no arrests yet but the fbi now is taking charge of the investigation because this is a federal crime as the officers involved were federal protective service officers that are in charge of protecting that federal building. >>let's take a closer look at what happened in oakland to some stores that were looted kron four's reyna harvey is live. >>taking a look at the damage and at the demonstrators and what they want to see >>absolutely you know people were arrested officers were injured, we know that one officer was killed and again you saw businesses destroyed and not just chain businesses. but some local businesses here as well we want to show you this image we've been showing you throughout the morning. this target on broadway you can see people breaking into this target there throwing items smashing windows

grabbing things. now reports are also coming in that there were other stores, including a walgreens a bank in a starbucks were also broken into or set on fire is showing images of some of those buildings now we've also seen online pouring in this morning local mom and pop shops in oakland, completely vandalized now that protests started 08:00pm friday evening, some protesters meeting at city hall. quickly that group grew in size it started out very small as a few 100 and then it just exploded thousands of people overnight there was a diverse mix of people out on the streets. all races and ages. we know at some point through the protest. police were seen by those in attendance using some tactics on the protesters, the air. also these protest ended up on the freeways, the i 80 year on the freeway was one of those freeways also we know that the bay bridge, the traffic on the air was also at a standstill

at some point. now we have some numbers to show you from a police this morning to give you a scope of what took place overnight. they say about 60 looters were detained, 22 people were arrested 13 officers were injured in oakland. like you mentioned those 2 federal protective service officers were shot according to the police and one sadly died. now the activist and the protesters that were out on scene say they were not trying to be violent. they were just trying to convey a message. obviously we know that things did get violent and very tragic last night. so again this morning there are some talks of another protest that is supposed to be happening in the city today. so again a very active situation as this story continues to develop we're going to be monitoring everything on the ground daria for now reporting on an oakland raider harvey kron 4 news release in the in san francisco is expecting protests because we didn't see a protest video from there

yesterday. >>yes, correct correct. i saw some reports that san francisco, they're actually sitting out information i've seen online a report saying that they're going to be meeting out there today. >>so again a lot of people just wondering if there is going to be protests there in san francisco. it's going to look anything like what we saw here in oakland last night tory all right and as some people caught in traffic in the cross fire of what happened and says the south and san jose, let's take a look at the protests there that quickly escalated first of all an officer was knocked down. >>and he ended up being taken away by police and a bystander the first to hold him off and then. >>he helps to pick up the officer and take him so they could evaluate what was wrong with him. he was knocked down and then you could see some of the cars that had their windows broken the police vehicles, the back of this suv this cruiser and this one says stop killing somebody scrawled on that most people are trying to be very peacefully can see this woman holding up a sign in protest. but now let's go to highway one o one it was

shut down by the protesters in both directions of 4 o'clock and look at this. these cars were just stopped in a traffic attacked by some of the protesters. >>that window bashed in and a woman not knocking in a yelling at that car trying to open the window at this point. >>a guy in this car gets out basically just you know what's going on the surrounding those cars that were stuck in traffic mayor sam liccardo here's his reaction to the protests. he has said that the police are trying to do what they can to control and disperse the crowds so that things don't get out of hand. >>well as protests continue to break out across the country the response in response to mister floyd's death we're hearing from the mother of oscar grant he's a 22 year-old from hayward who was shot and killed by bart police back in 2009 since her son's death, wanda johnson has been advocating against police violence kron four's gayle ong spoke to her. >>it brought back so many memories it was 1/1/2009 when

wanda johnson son oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland, the incident captured on cell phone video grant seen lying face down on the station platform was unarmed the officer claimed to use his taser instead of his gun. he was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter 11 years later a similar case involving an unarmed black man in minnesota george floyd also caught on >>i just started crying. really crying because it's. i saw how there was. >>knoll compassion or no movement for someone screaming out for help derek shop in a minneapolis police officer kneeled on floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes. >>has since been fired and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. johnson says the charges are not enough we spoke to civil rights attorney john burris who represented johnson family in the fruitvale shooting. >>and the number of police

death cases why might a prosecutor decide for a lesser charge of murder. do you think it's because it is more realistic too. >>get a conviction. well certainly the prosecutor has to make a judgment. >>about where the where he can get it where they can get a conviction or not and you based upon the onus is a problem. so yeah he might have made the decision that in his own mind it would be easy for me to get a conviction on a lower chance that it would be on a bar is believed the evidence from this video would support more serious charges that he would be more challenging to prove it is certainly a more difficult case to prove first-degree murder was no question about that. >>yeah we have the intent. >>now so forth on it that has a law requires that's really difficult to do. and a police case that starts from an event situation back in oakland, a tribute to oscar grant the mural was unveiled last june 10 years after his death. >>in the last decade. johnson has traveled to washington dc

to push for changes to police policies. this is an unacceptable justice step. america. >>you know we are supposed to be the land is free and opportunity and yet. this still goes on. >>we also saw the cnn center in atlanta damaged after protests there turned violent, you can see some of the video here as demonstrators broke windows, they spray painted messages on the building one protester in fact through a firework right in front of police and cnn port reporter nick valencia take a listen. >>i just threw something on fire chris, a firecracker. the okay guys. okay they just threw a firecracker and on us.

pretty powerful firecracker that just went off and got her heart pumping a little bit. >>well eventually the crowd dispersed but before police had used tear gas to do it. 3 officers were hurt multiple arrests have been made that the you know the cnn and reporters have been. >>targeted by protesters also targeted by police in some cases because remember we saw cnn correspondent omar jimenez arrested live on the air. let's take another look and protests in atlanta cars lit on fire here as you can see and a lot of people and a lot of police presence as well atlanta's mayor keisha lance bottoms says that the demonstrations were chaos and she's urging people to stay home. >>this is not a protest. this is not in the spirit of martin luther king junior. this is chaos. >>if you want change in america go i register to vote.

haha polls on june 9th. in november. that is the change we need in this country. you are just price in our city you are just racing the life of george floyd in every other person who has been killed in this country. we are better than this. we're better than this as a city. we are better than this as a country. >>troops were called in and deployed across minneapolis and here's video of members of the national guard as they moved into atlanta to counter protest. the pentagon also sent get ready orders to active duty military police to deploy in case they are needed within 24 hours quickly if

needed in some cases and as daryn mentioned some reporters also got caught in this as well take a look this was the scene at a louisville, kentucky and wash the police. >>at one point you see an officer turned his. a pellet gun towards the reporters and began shooting at them with pepper the tv news crew was clearly marked as being members of the media there in fact standing behind the police tape where they were told to stand and the officer just opened fire on them for no reason you see the reporter there click clearly wearing a reflective gear and again she was reporting back to the people in the studio know why they're shooting at us, i don't know why but obviously they started moving away at that point but the scary situation likely was just pepper ball, sunset of bullets. colin kaepernick is going to provide financial assistance to protesters who need defense and minneapolis if they need a lawyer in his post on twitter and instagram say that. >>help provide legal assistance from his organization that's devoted to educating and empowering young people of color and developing new a new generation of leaders kaepernick said in

fighting for liberation there's always retaliation. we must protect our freedom fighters. >>as we head to coming up of course we're following other news as well big news today, the countdown continues for the space x launch that was scrubbed on wednesday because of weather but it looks like things are live lauren sunnier here at the kennedy space center in florida for today's launch what should happen right around 1230. our time last check the astronauts were headed to the launch pad in their tesla model x carriers will be righ and we are back

taking a live look from florida this morning where today spacex and nasa will attempt a historic launch to send american astronauts to the space station. >>from the kennedy space center in florida. this comes after the previous launch on wednesday was scrubbed because of rough weather and if all goes well at 1222 our time astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley will be on the first crewed space flight to take off from us soil in nearly a decade. back in 2011 that the shuttle atlantis. flu this last mission, the crew dragon capsule on that falcon 9 rocket will lift off from nasa's iconic launch pad 39 a. and it looks like all indications are ago the last weather check showed that we had a positive weather for today's flight so hopefully fingers crossed they'll get to take off cousin of the astronauts are eager to get up there the suit seem so small

stream line that's likely to be really bubbly and now they're all kind of a sleek i heard an interview with elan musk who said they spent years fine-tuning designing that because they wanted to be functional. but also inspirational they wanted it to look like. >>we were going into the future or i the spacecraft like a real life sci-fi yes like a movie set spaces. yeah, pretty cool a john stand by look at our forecast like i said looks like the weather's. so far looking good in florida too. yeah, it's all about the look when you're going fronts uh yeah, it's looking better up there for sure no tornado warnings at least like we did have when bird initially supposed to make that watch so that's a good place to start a we've got all the thunderstorms here in the bay area today or at least we last night you can see your view from timber on right now not looking too bad at all definitely some cloudier skies overhead but this is what a viewer sent us from timber on last night around 04:00am sarah neville sharing this one

of some lightning there right over the richmond sandra fell bridge. so what active night it was. >>now this low pressure area that's resulting in our thunderstorms and showers today. it's actually part of the reason that we're not experiencing that extreme heat like we were so can give a big thank you to it for sure and the rainfall certainly not been about think for the bay we've seen showers overnight a couple of sprinkles linger as right now nothing more than a few isolated spots of light rain really though especially right along the coastline around half moon bay on up towards our sunset and then up into the north bay north of napa we're also still looking at just a couple light sprinkles now by zoom out across the region and show you northern california that's what you're saying some cloud to ground lightning still being seen all across the northern part of state. our best chance of thunderstorms later on today in the bay area will be for inland east harriet you see right around 02:00pm to 03:00pm here those isolated spots of heavy rainfall showing up here on

future cast. so if you are in the tri valley on up towards solano county watch the skies this afternoon as you can see some dark clouds rolling over of that even baby hear some thunder up there. as for tomorrow skies, right i'll definitely looking at some cloudy conditions still into sunday and monday. but we won't be seeing the rain that we have been saying on and off today. 60's for your current temperatures across the bay conquered at 67 opened at 65, we have a pretty solid southern breeze pushing across the bay area which makes for a brisk feel along with those 60's. so i'd advise the jacket and a face mask as you're stepping outside course, 60's and 70's for your highs later today which isn't a huge change from where we're at right now fremont livermore san jose in mountain view in redwood city beach at 74. well the lane, those santa rosa, and san francisco eat right at 70 degrees tomorrow and monday temperatures just a touch warmer than today's come tuesday, wednesday and thursday though are ordered ix

your forecast no 90's no triple digits in sight. but we do have an upper 80 for inland valleys of wednesday, just a little something to plan on some other weather yet again. but definitely mild compared to where we happen. back to you in the studio all right, thanks. a lot john 9.48. our top story president trump is being accused of stoking the fire between. >>protesters in law enforcement when his tweet said when the looting starts the shooting starts. the president was talking about the protests in minneapolis and yesterday he clarified his tweet to reporters let's hear what he has to say. you tweeted when the looting starts the shooting starts. >>how would you know that freeze and not know its racially charged history will ever that phrase for a long time i don't know where it came from where it originated of you that nice is 67 the miami police well also heard from many other places but i've heard for a long time as most people have been frankly it means when. >>there is looting people get shot and they died. and if you

look at what happened last night and the night before you see that. >>a look back in 1967 news report shows that miami's police chief at the time welder headley use that phrase during hearings about crime in that florida city invoking angry reactions from civil rights leaders. in the wake of all of the protest the use of force we've seen against protesters kron four's ella sogomonian talk to social justice advocates about what we've been saying, yes you spoke with zach norris he's from the ella baker center in oakland, which promotes the fair treatment of black and brown communities. >>take a listen to what they said. the first thing to understand is that black people are tired of dying. >>in this country. we are dying from covid we are dying from malnutrition lee are dying for from hunger. and people who are basically just trying to survive are being killed or 5 weeks and so this. incident is really just

indicative of a larger society that has shown that it values property and the property of powerful people more than it value black lives and i think that's why you see the anger or frustration. >>in cities across the country. >>they often feel here people comment that it's 2020 this shouldn't be happening. what do you think it's going to take in order to get that message across and unfortunately people now feeling like they need to resort to violence said consistently over the years in order to try to make that come to an end. >>well i think you know it was doctor king who said those who make. peaceful revolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable. the levels of frustration with a nation that has consistently the value black and brown rice. >>since its inception must

change and must and and quite frankly we need to see defunding of the systems that have produced black deaths and produce the death of black and brown persons in this country and to see real funding or the kind of public health infrastructure that would be valuable not just for black and brown people are frankly for all people in this country who are suffering and dying from poverty malnutrition and from covid-19 and so that has to be change that that is not i'm just about one person being killed. by the police as precious as the life of george floyd is we need to see. systemic change in cities across this country and in towns and in the country as a whole. >>we're seeing some of those cities on fire as we speak over minneapolis at of course of the area where the u.s.

happened and ford's life was taken, but what is your message to people including here in the bay area of escalated to smashing glass shutting down highways and hoping officers. >>i would say i completely understand your anger and frustration and i understand why people are so upset and quite frankly i don't think that that destruction of property is what people should be focused on. >>well you can see that full interview and others like it on our 24 hour news streaming service kronon it's free to download right now. and always without commercials we're going take a quick break at 9.53, we'll be right back.

>>kron four's continuing to salute the class of 2020 and right now we want to say congratulations to caleb davis yeah caleb says that he's vall high school and plans to join go to a local junior college in the fall with going forward that hopefully will be successful for him man, full of happiness given what we're seeing in the world today, so congratulations you caleb congratulations to all the other seniors are graduating this year to year book is really expanding and you can add to it by putting your picture up tell us when he went where he went to high school and what your plans are for the future that's on kron 4 dot com. here's a quick check of your 7 day forecast and again we've got temperatures that will be nice and mild for us for the next few days and then it starts to warm up again as we head into tuesday and wednesday of next week. but all in all not terrible should be pretty comfortable if you're going to

be outside. >>that's it for the show this saturday morning thanks for watching and. >>james and i will be back tomorrow morning to for sunday, we will have a great day everybody we'll see you then. this is one.

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