>>local news station. >>as the world watches another night of protests around the country and right here in the bay area. the 5th day of protests where protesters are saying no justice. no peace and there was plenty of unrest in san francisco and oakland and this the second night of protests here in the bay area, the 5th across the country since the death of george floyd. >>at the hands of minneapolis police officers. good morning. it is sunday may 31st, thank you for joining us, i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom

and we have complete coverage of the protests that happened all around the bay and the country. for the starting with los angeles take a look you can see a building there on fire amid the protests overnight protesters also got violent with police by throwing fireworks at them at one time there you see those going off. there are also looting. captured on camera at various stores throughout la fact it got so bad the governor newsome had to declare state of emergency across la county and the california national guard now being deployed to the area to help maintain peace and safety on the streets. >>there you can see protesters jumping on and dancing on top of police cars. there were businesses that were set on fire you can see one police officer using his baton there to beat down one of the protesters overnight new york city mayor de blasio called on the protesters to stop the violence and go home. now let's take a look at what happened is chicago, you can see the police pushing back a

large number of demonstrators holding their signs. some of them destroyed this police van police used pepper spray to control the demonstrators. >>a different site in atlanta overnight take a look at this protesters, we're dealing on the streets amid the unrest over the death of george floyd fact the mayor of atlanta says that she's seen more violent protests in the last few days. last night's was calmer by comparison so she's hopeful that there are better days ahead. meanwhile, a state of emergency has been declared throughout all of georgia. again that state of emergency issued by the governor. >>and this is video from 1 o'clock in the morning in oakland as police are dispersing the crowds that were still lingering around damaged and looted businesses kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with more on the protests there reyna. >>well on many of your minds yesterday were wondering what was going to look like overnight in oakland and again. we saw more on rest

more stores being broken into take a look we're going to start in downtown oakland you can see here. this is near 17th and broadway and you can see oakland police trying to break up crowds in that area you see a number of people in the middle of the street. one point someone looks like they are throwing a trash can. >>a moving police vehicle. now you can see people start to. the police appear to throw flash bangs that in an attempt to get people cleared out of that area. you see people running down the street. here in all for now this scene continues to unfold for some time. but this was not the only area in oakland where you saw things happening we want to now take you over to you the guitar center in oakland. you can see people carrying out items looks like someone's carry out a keyboard and other musical instruments, including guitar. now the mail locks here of been bent and cut to get inside you can see this place has been nearly cleared

out some items even left outside on the sidewalk. as you will continue to carry things out into the street. oakland wasn't the only area also in reveal. at a best buy you can see here in these images, hundreds of people carrying out a flat screen tv's and other electronics there's glass here all over the ground people struggling to get in and out of that store with items as more people continue to pour in now the numbers here in oakland, we know that they made 9 arrest overnight. and there were 0 reported injuries but again police are still gathering that information putting that together so that could change as the morning goes on. now oakland mayor libby schaaf speaking out on what we've seen play out over the past few days here. >>people came out in oakland to express. they're understandable anger. about

the death of george floyd. but that rage crossed and unacceptable line with a deadly pandemic. we are under a shelter-in-place order. and we ask everyone to stay home and ensure that your children your loved ones, your friends, your neighbors, stay home. there are other ways to demonstrate your anger and your activism right now. >>you know just like the mayor said we're still in a pandemic but from the images were seen doesn't quite feel like we're in a pandemic from the people you see out there. and i've heard activists speak out saying that they don't want what's going on with the stores being broken into and then vandalizing to overshadow the clear message. they had in the beginning and that was the clear cut understanding of an end to police brutality

against african-americans here in oakland in this country. but again you see what last night's gathering turned into a lot of stores vandalized and i went out to oakland, i was in oakland yesterday i got a chance to see some of the businesses that were vandalized there, including some of the smaller businesses and it's just heartbreaking to see all of this unfold. but for now reporting here in oakland raider harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot of >>it said to the north bay protests in santa rosa turned violent overnight with the arrests and property damage witnesses say large groups of protesters started gathering around 9 o'clock last night. large glass window panes at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa were shattered. police were able to stop the crowds from entering the mall though other businesses were damaged in. there were a few arrests as well police used tear gas to ultimately dispersed the crowd 30 say the protesters finally went home at about 2 o'clock this morning. has announced

that they are temporarily shutting down their bay area stores as a reaction now to the unrest in the well the riotous actions that we're seeing on the streets in the overnight hours the video of a target store in oakland is a prime example was looted friday night. target didn't give any specific time frame for these closures that they'll be implementing just that they'll be shutting down their stores until further notice. >>in most cases here in san francisco things started off peacefully. this was the scene earlier in the day when the demonstrators began their march through downtown san francisco. and they headed to the entrance of the bay bridge. when police blocked them at harrison and main street, multiple people also were gathered outside of city hall similar scene and the mission street police station in san francisco. you can see all of these demonstrators taking a knee and chanting.

>>th george floyd i can't breathe as we've seen eventually though when night came that's when things turned destructive around the city. last night in the protesting in san francisco mayor london breed announced a series of measures. >>to prevent further destruction and that includes a curfew at potentially calling in state and federal resources as well take a listen. >>for those who want to protest peacefully for those who want to vent and those who are angry and frustrated. we understand that. and we want to make sure that our city is a platform for people to express themselves. but when it crosses the line. that's not good for any of us. it's not how you honor the memory of the people whose that we have lost their lives to senseless violence. this is not the way. so want to be clear. we're implementing a

curfew. we will have the national guard on standby. and we will do everything we can to protect our city. >>so the curfew will extend from 08:00pm until 05:00am in fact began last night after the mayor's announcement and will be in effect again tonight. mayor breed give no indication about how long this curfew would be in effect or when it might be lifted or what it would take to be lifted, but we'll let you know when we find out if it's a that she was pretty the national guard on standby well in la that actually already activated. >>the national guard has of 13 other states and district of columbia mayor eric garcetti deploying the guard overnight a la has seen more than it was a joint more than a dozen other cities are also under curfews as well and they include as you can see on your list minneapolis saint paul la atlanta, chicago cincinnati, de philly. >>portland. and rochester.

>>kron four's been notifying viewers of all the protest. so that you'll know we get push alerts that way you know what to expect if it's in your neighborhood to download our mobile app. >>kron 4 dot com and also our kron on

>>7.12 is the time right now and as we said throughout yesterday throughout the country there were thousands of people who came out to

protest. the police death of george floyd and you can see just some of the scenes in minneapolis washington d c philadelphia and seattle in large part. the protests were peaceful. but as you can see many times there were pockets that broke out. violence and destruction in fact in the indianapolis, 3 protesters were shot one of them. and it out. that is where we want to take you now this is the scene of the streets there. this was around midnight last night. there was one police officer also had minor injuries and trying to control the crowds, it's not clear who fired and who in police say that none of their officers were firing any live rounds. nobody has been arrested for the shootings but throughout the nation. hundreds of people have been taken into custody over these last 5 days.

>>a new york police officer drove his vehicle into a crowd of protesters on saturday. you can see here of and being confronted by a group of demonstrators before the driver. if the gas and eventually crashed into a barrier knocking several of the demonstrators over a person for the nypd spokesperson for the nypd says the officer hit the gas after a flaming bag was thrown on to the top the vehicle now new york mayor bill de blasio said they found a video troubling. he wished the officer had acted as they did, but he added that they were being surrounded and attacked and the officer felt he had to get away. he said the incident is being investigated. lots more coverage ahead so has we're seeing the aftermath of the violent protests in the south bay we'll hear from a business owner has to d

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the bay through the day it's going to look like it wants to rain but aside from some coastal drizzle. it's really not going to a lot calmer out there we do have a very moist flow pushing in from the coast and that's going to be humid feel behind that storm system that pushed through yesterday you're going to notice, it feels and the war, but it's not really that warm it's only in the 70's, it's just that cool ocean air pushing in a manner resulting in that that he would feel that we will have you can see plenty of cloud cover streaming across the bay area that's something that's going to stay with us th into tomorrow too overall future cast is painting a pretty calm picture you will notice little spots agreement show up at the coast in time to time, but just your coastal drizzle associated with some low clouds and fog up and the santa cruz mountains specially as for tomorrow skies will remain on the mostly cloudy side dishes on the cool side.

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overall just a noticeable cool down and into friday and saturday. that's your forecast for the week ahead also to back to the u.s., thanks a lot john in the south bay. we're starting to hear now from business owners that suffered damage to their businesses in the nights of protests that we've seen. >>on top of the hardships they were already facing because of the coronavirus kron four's gayle ong takes a look. >>we found one dolly that's been damaged the owners say they've been struggling after being closed for more than 2 months because of covid-19 and they were just planning to reopen on monday. now there's a setback. aegis the rice is showing us the aftermath of protests in downtown san jose. >>broken glass is what remains of the night's chaos. no one was inside his deli at the time around 09:30pm a security guard heard protesters again. >>building.

>>the right says all the items on the counter or on the floor snacks and beverages were stolen the looters ran away when the guard showed up the building manager had someone put up plywood friday night after the incident, a setback for the rice but says things could have been worse this witness told us friday's crowd got if people could be seen grabbing a shovel and wood from a construction site from city hall to highway one o 100's marched in response to the killing of george floyd shutting down traffic on the freeway both directions. officers used flash-bang grenades and tear gas to disperse the crowd. >>on saturday crews are putting up plywood on this business to prevent damage. >>and looters. police arrested dozens of people friday night police say one officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. >>several officers were hurt from bottles and rocks being

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incite violence. >>or throw objects but things did ultimately get out of control last night with kristi gross with more from the state capitol. >>another day of protests in sacramento against police brutality. inside the capitol steps just feet from police hundreds of protesters rally for george floyd who died at the hands of minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter 3 other officers involved have been fired with these cops on you're doing killing our people. >>and getting away with that is not right on my entire life, it's been open season on us completely out of control that we're over here putting our money into taxes and actually paying these people to persecute us when they're supposed to be here to protect us officer did not engage with protesters who at times wield profanities at them from the capital the diverse crowds took to the streets. they also made their way through downtown sacramento, we're not honest and 40 more this isn't a city that tolerate hate.

>>in march told sec through an outdoor mall and over the tower bridge, some protestors eventually made their way onto the freeway. stopping traffic for some time. >>hundreds 100's of years of her and oppression. and we at the day we just want to be heard we just want to be her we want to feel important feel like we matter, i'm just tired of being looked at as lesser. what are people not understanding, i'm tired of explaining myself. >>the chance in signs of demonstrators expressed their anger their hurt and their desire to end racism and police brutality, i'm hoping it across the black lives matter just as much as every other life and i'm hoping to get the message across that we're ready for something to change kristi gross fox 40 news. >>more businesses vandalized

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>>the wave of protests sparked by george floyd's death stretching here to the bay area and another night of things turning a destructive. this is what the scene was in san francisco and oakland now it's been 5 days of protesting

floyd's death in police custody in minneapolis 2 nights of this here in the bay area. >>and again it's going to be another question mark for tonight as we do have of we do have a shelter-in-place order still in effect we have curfews now in effect for some of our bay area cities as well so it's going see what unfolds here going forward now we've got to abreast of the situation and we're doing that here on kron 4 with team coverage. >>all across the bay and the country of what's going on so let's take a look add the rest of the coming back this after what was another night of civil unrest. this is the streets of denver colorado you can see see of thousands of people marching through the downtown looks very peaceful as most of the protests did start peaceful. it was pockets of protest. that turned deadly of in indianapolis, it was deadly. but mostly i'm just destruction is what happened

when things got out of hand yeah we have cameras as well out in las vegas to take a look at that, here's what protests look like they're with crowds gathering along sidewalks eventually spilling into the streets and again as daryn mentioned for the most part, the majority of the protesters were peaceful. >>it was just the splinter groups that ended up a leading destructive raids on some of the area businesses like much like we saw here in the bay area meantime protesters burned an american flag in kansas city missouri signaling their unrest and upset over the death of george floyd in tampa florida. police used tear gas to disperse unruly crowds. protesters overnight you can see here how some of that played out with tear gas canisters being fired by police and thrown back by some of the protesters take a listen. >>i'm with the same types of sirens and people running from the police as. in the bay area as in other places, it was 1 o'clock in the morning in oakland that we saw this video

of police trying to break up. the crowds and making some arrests as well kron four's reyna harvey is live in elk with oakland more on the protests. >>and it seems reyna like things start off in the day time peaceful people are just demonstrating and then it's at night fall that things tend to turn to destruction. >>i absolutely you know it seems like at this point no business is off limits to be vandalized. i've seen the big chain stores vandalized. i spoke to some local business owners yesterday whose businesses were vandalized and so is just one after the next we're going to show you not just those chain stores now we're seeing grocery stores. also being vandalized this is a safe way here in oakland. and you can see they broke into this they smashed a door there climbing and now they have items there and hand you see them grabbing toilet paper and some other things they've also tag the side of this

safeway building and other people carrying so many items out of the door that i was are dropping out of their hands as they leave the store nearly all the windows have been broken out here. now it's not only the big chain stores like a safe way and now i'm looking at some clothing stores. they're also being broken into you can see this one here they indeed out almost just not every shelf you see items grad on the floor, those racks being clear now we took you to a best buy earlier but we've got some new images. but that best buy that we also want to show you you see people grabbing. it appears the flat screen tv's a number of different electronics running out with boxes of whatever they can grant isis i'm leaving here not a speaker and you see some people in masks. you see some people who don't have mass that you are clearly showing their faces i know daria you mention a lot of these start in the morning and is peaceful and then you see things and escalate into the

night. now local congresswoman barbara lee is speaking out about what she says is behind the unrest that she's been seen. >>we have to deal with national state and local level in terms of the housing becky burt and there's so many policies in place allow of it allows people certain including the president. he believed the bear but of the law we have to make sure that the accountability side and a lot of fair and just have to understand the underlying issue for many people don't even recognize it. the health disparities that was cnn the african american community didn't get far. it has always been the case that we've been fighting to close both to share in this part of what the human rights and civil rights movement has been about it's about. making sure the just to the i doubt it.

>>now just like when you're a congresswoman say they're they're people who are split down the middle on this you have many people, speaking out for sane policies, changing legislation at the local state and federal level, a changing police policies is what is going to help the situation here. but then you have other people many of whom you seen take to the streets night after night these past couple of guys who are saying that they've gone down that route. they try those policies they try making change. they haven't seen anything done and so they're taking matters into their own hands even if it means destroying some of these businesses that we've been see night after night. but for again darya this situation still very fluid. very active and now we're waiting to hear from is if they're going to be any more demonstrations like you saw last night and the one the night before happen again tonight daria alright yell or

wait to see what they do in oakland as far as handling this for repeated night to protest in san francisco, the mayor. >>has asked the governor. >>to put the national guard on standby. they too had peaceful protests in san francisco that ended up destructive police chief william scott says that they began to see vandalized vandalism when night came. >>as nightfall fell on us we start to see increased levels of violence. we started to see criminal activity we start to see vandalism we start to see and r rees car start seats off on our police officers. we cannot and we will not tolerate that if you're from some other city. we can tell you we don't want that in the city of san francisco. we are and we will continue to make arrests. first amendment activity peaceful protest. one thing criminal activity is a total it being and let's be clear here to there. >>in addition to a 0 tolerance

policy for violence and vandalism the police and the city are now enforcing a curfew that goes from 08:00pm to 05:00am and the mayor gave no indication of >>well now to developing story we're learning more about the 2 federal protective services guards who were shot while defending a federal building in oakland friday night. one of them died from their injuries, he's been identified as 53 year-old patrick underwood he's from pin all and those close to his family say that there are plans for a news conference tomorrow. we're more details about his death will be released. the shooting happened just before 10 o'clock friday night. federal investigators say someone inside a vehicle pulled up and opened fire on underwood in a second officer while they watched over the protests. federal officials call the shooting an act of domestic terrorism and part of a pattern to target police stations and federal buildings investigators haven't released any details about the shooter

or shooters. but we don't know underwood is the brother of former lancaster city councilwoman angela underwood jacobs as for the second officer who was injured he remains in critical condition. this morning. it take a break in the 7.37 coming up the forty-niners take a bold step by pledging money to help fight

>>the nfl commissioner roger goodell specifically speaking

out saying that there should be harsh there are he is getting harsh criticism after saying this statement about the protests that have happened throughout the country in response to the death. that happened in minneapolis you can see it reads in part quote the nfl is greatly saddened by the tragic events across our country. >>the protesters reaction to these incidents reflects the pain anger and frustration that so many feel. and before before ending the statement by saying quote the nfl is committed to continuing the important work to address the systemic issues together with our players clubs. and partners. >>the criticism is because of what happened with former 49 ers quarterback colin kaepernick when he tried to take a stand or a knee to highlight the injustices that he saw in america. he says he was pushed out of the league my the commissioner and owners now. >>well the san francisco 49 ers are pledging a million dollars to help fight social injustice. we have owner jed

york announcing now that the money will be given to organizations that are dedicated to creating change. the teams also standing behind the legislative priorities of the players coalition. the advocacy group is made up of current and former pro athlete and activist whose mission is to make an impact on social justice and racial inequality. well the warriors also released a statement saturday supporting the protesters calling for an end to social injustice and police brutality and urging everyone to change their anger to constructive change rather than violence. >>yes, i think a lot mayors that's what they're dealing with this they want the protesters to channel that and create these peaceful demonstrations which we see. >>and we have seen is just as again. the officials say when nightfall came there are certain groups that spread off into yet more destructive that coming up we're going hear from a presidential candidate. joe biden and president trump. both saying different things about the protesters. and good morning and happy

sunday morning to you at 7.45 taking a look at the weather kind of got a mixed bag, i guess like yesterday a little bit yeah we've got a live picture here at sfo low clouds typically means delayed flights make sure you call ahead john trimble standing by with a look at forecast on this sunday morning, hey john. >>guys yeah we are looking at more clouds today which isn't necessarily as bright and

sunny as sought previously before a low pressure area yesterday. but we are saying goodbye to rainfall about something nice not something we have to worry about today so much like yesterday you look outside at san francisco shows you those gray skies that we do at this sunday morning and not just on the cloudier side but least you might site today we have some very moisture laden air that's being pushed up on to the coast and that is resulting in that humid feel that we to out look for a cloud cover on the afternoons today to and even into tomorrow before skies do generally clear out after. your cloud your day on monday after today you can see in future cast really no chance of rainfall at of us just look at a lot of cloud cover continuing to push over at through the starting early tomorrow to say look here and as we clear out to tuesday. we're also going to be drying out. temperatures start warming up as for today, temperatures right now we're in the 50's 60's with its bergen hayward at 60 degrees

each oakland you're deny 61 berkeley and now mild to start the upper 50's later on today, daytime highs will be back in the 70's, snow whole lot different from yesterday. our warm spot being could 79 your cooler spots at the coast. well oakland in the upper 60's, a word and 3 months will be in the low 70's today, tomorrow temperatures a little warmer inland and warmer yet come tuesday. the heat really starts to build come wednesday and thursday that's what our inland areas will be back in the 90's and even some bayside areas when still be back to the mid 80's. so definitely a big warm up around the corner but nothing like the triple digits. we had last week and just a short warm-up to as the following weekend comes along with another cool down so the roller coaster of weather just continues the u.s. back to you guys all right, thank you very much john 7.47 is the time. >>back to the national law angle to all of the news today with president trump blaming

violence across the country on quote radical left groups like antifa but he didn't offer any evidence to prove that the president spoke well at florida's kennedy space center for the first astronaut launched by space x and nasa. >>you see them watching the at blastoff there the president said that law abiding citizens have a right to be heard, but that he will not tolerate angry mobs. >>what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities. it has nothing to do with justice or with face. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored. suzanne and our guests we cannot and must not allow a small group of criminals and vandals direct our cities and all a waste to our communities. >>also address the death of george floyd saying it was a grave tragedy and said he spoke with a floyd family and expressed his sorrow for their loss. >>u.s. attorney general bill barr also blaming anarchic and

leftist extreme groups for driving the violent protests. he claimed the riots were planned and organized but didn't offer any evidence to prove that either. >>unfortunately with the rioting that is occurring in many of our cities around the country. the voices of peaceful protest are being hijacked by violent radical elements. groups of outside radicals and agitators are exploiting the situation to pursue their own separate and violent agenda. >>barr says it's up to state local governments to rein in the violence but the federal government will support them. >>joe biden the democratic presidential nominee is speaking out about floyd's death and the protests. in reaction he says it's completely understandable that people are taking to the streets and he wants to see all of the officers involved in floyd's death charged.

>>i said the right to be fact angry and frustrated more violence for any more people as you can answer the question but they're totally correct and this time it stops. that is justified based or so look. our children are watching they're not only watching the list and they saw what happened. this perez disney on a man's neck up against a curve for 9 minutes. you know i i don't know what one of the conclusion can be reached warrants a full blown investigation and a civil rights investigation as well right president now i have the justice russia investigation going on right now to determine their culpability. >>california senator. kamala harris says that unfortunately there's nothing new about the recent protests. she says that people are in pain because they are not getting the justice they deserve. >>look this is what happens when whole communities of

people have not received justice and the pain is real and it's legitimate you know in district of los angeles 30 years ago. look the same way in terms of the protest around rodney king and not much has happened since then to really the circumstances and is still a fact in america that we have 2 systems of justice a you know when you look at michael flynn, our roger stone who won pleaded guilty. the other was convicted, but yet they they basically let all this and but yet you have a george floyd or arbery our brianna taylor, not receiving and their families not receiving justice to the outrage of the pain that's real and it's legitimate and we need to acknowledge that. >>kron 4 has been notifying viewers so that you'll know when there's a protest and where in case you want to either be part of it or avoid it and just be ready abreast

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physical distance to a handing out masks and educating the public on how covid-19 spreads paths surpass san jose says that they will continue to offer assistance to the city's homeless population during this difficult time well done great work on your part we just want to take a moment. >>all right it's 7.56, we'll take a quick break still ahead though another night of protests and clashes with police and demonstrators across the bay area will have the very latest on that response this morning. there's a live look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza it is a little cloudy overhead the roads are fine, no issues there on an early sunday morning. but there are some clouds overhead but john says the rain that we saw yesterday is pretty much in the local news

station. >>another night of blasts tear gas and destruction throughout the country and here the bay area you can see the protests that happened to george floyd's. >>death in police custody in san francisco and oakland yeah for a second night now we've seen things turned destructive here around the bay area for the 5th night across the country we've seen the same scene again all the wake of the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis

police officers. >>thanks for joining us on this sunday morning, i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and we have team coverage of the protests. >>in the bay area and across the country, let's start in los angeles and you can see here how it played out last night with a building on fire. protesters also got violent with police at one point by throwing fireworks at them. there was also looting caught on camera various stores in la in fact it got so bad governor gavin newsome had to declare state of emergency for la county california national guard in fact deployed. >>to the area to help maintain law and order in the streets. >>you see protesters dancing on top of patrol cars in new york city also set fire to various things in the police responded you can see one with a baton they're trying to beat down a running protester overnight near city's mayor called on the protesters to stop the violence and go home in chicago, the protests continued and they were

pushing up against the police as you can see who are trying to push them back. police ended up using pepper spray to control the demonstrators. >>a different site in atlanta, more peaceful in fact you can see protesters kneeling as a sign of solidarity in the death of george floyd the mayor of atlanta says that she saw more violent protest in previous days, so she's hopeful that this means we have better days ahead meanwhile, a state of emergency has been declared throughout all of georgia by that governor. >>and this is the scene 01:00am this morning in oakland as the police were dispersing crowds that were lingering around businesses, many of them had been damaged from the protests that happened last night kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with a look what happened that >>yeah that's right several people arrested more businesses being vandalized. take a look at this we're going to start in downtown oakland you can see here this

was a gathering of large crowd there you see. >>a number of people in the middle of the street as police to make their way through the air this is at 17 and ron claiborne pell grant is that police car drives through you see what appears to be someone throwing a a large trash can at police vehicle. you can also see police as they begin to throw what appears to be flash bangs to try to get that crowd cleared out there. you see people then start to run down the street and this goes on for some time in this area downtown as the night continues to progress now we're also going to head over from this scene. so that you ca here at this guitar center that they've broken into carrying out items. >>this looks like a keyboard that someone has the air. other musical instruments, including guitars can be seen being taken from this that are center though the metal locks, your been bent and cut to get inside there you see this

place is nearly been cleared out even some items being left outside on the sidewalk, but the good are center was not the only establishment that was vandalized. we head over to reveal where we show you a best buy here you can see hundreds of people. it's a really hectic here. they're carrying now flat screen tv's and other electronics. there's glass here all over the ground people struggling to get in and out with these items in their hand. now this also for some time you see this clip go on as more people pour in a out of that store now overnight. oakland police department tells us that they made 9 arrests here in oakland and some other agencies that came in to help them with that crowd. and now they reported that there were no injuries. the inaerim police chief here in oakland spoke out about last night's demonstration. take a listen. >>so we are very pleased that

the restraint our officers are showing taking projectiles and other threats and i'm pleased to say that we are accompanied by our outside resources and able to control some of the violence and disruption and are making multiple arrests. my message to all of you is if you're coming to oakland, or you are in oakland, these demonstrate safely and peacefully and with respect. >>now again i heard a wide crime and protesters that they don't want the original message as a call for an end to police brutality against african-americans to be overshadowed by the vandalism that you've been seen at a lot of these establishment. i spoke to some local business owners here in oakland they've had shops here for years here on in downtown oakland. and they said that they understand the frustration of the protesters and the demonstrators that they've been seen and night after night but they're just trying

to do their best to survive what we've been seen over the past few days here in oakland daria. >>and rain i think that's kind of target stances they say they understand what's going on with the protests. and they don't want anybody to get hurt. and so they're shutting down their stores most of their stores in the bay area at least for a couple of weeks. >>right i heard from one local business owner in oakland, who said that she was grateful that nobody was injured. her business was targeted and they had a row graffiti across the business. the air and she was grateful that none of the employees at her business were her she said they're just doing their best and that she is you know praying for the safety of the demonstrators out the air and also the people that own businesses out here in oakland right all right, thanks a lot rayna james, you know and target in the other businesses were already suffering because target announcing now that they're going to temporarily shut down almost 2 dozen

various stores in response. >>to the looting and the unrest that we've seen fact this is video of in oakland, it was ransacked friday night the target didn't say how long the closures would last just at the stores will be shut down until further notice. target says that they are heartbroken by the death of george floyd and will continue to pay employees impacted by these closures for the next 14 days. and in the north bay we had protests in santa rosa turned violent overnight with property damage and ultimately arrests. witnesses say large groups of demonstrators started gathering around 9 o'clock last night at one point they broke the windows at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa. but police were able to stop them from entering the mall, other businesses were damaged and there were a few arrests as i mentioned police used tear gas in the end to disperse the crowds. authorities say the protesters finally went home at about 2 o'clock this morning. >>here is the protests that

started in san francisco and a light as you can see it was loud but very controlled and peaceful people carrying signs and chanting and then the they went over to the entrance the bay bridge. there police blocked and harrison and main street and there was also a gathering outside of city hall in san francisco and in the mission district, here's mission the police station their mission street where people took a knee and chanted i can't breathe. the last things that were captured on that video that floyd said before he died in police custody. it's at and when things you know turned the night fall that we saw the destruction so let's take a look at night in san francisco mayor london breed announcing a series of measures to prevent further destruction now that included a curfew and potentially calling in state and federal resources as well. >>for those who want to protest peacefully. but those

who want to vent and those who are angry and frustrated. we understand that. and we want to make sure that our city is a platform for people to express themselves. but when it crosses the line. that's not good for any of us. it's not how you honor the memory of the people whose that we have lost their lives to senseless violence. this is not the way. so want to be clear. we're implementing a curfew. we will have the national guard on standby. and we will do everything we can to protect our city. >>so the curfew will extend from 08:00pm in the evening until 5 in the morning. it began last night after the mayor's announcement and will be in effect again tonight. mayor breed gave no indication as to how long the curfew would be in effect or what it would take to lift it will keep you updated on the story.

now let's go to la where mayor eric garcetti deployed the national guard overnight and as la and more than a dozen other cities are under curfews. we want to update you on what those cities are you can see on your screen include atlanta, cincinnati, cleveland, columbus, denver. la of course minneapolis philadelphia, portland. and rochester. >>we've got our mobile app which you should download because at times like this when there's breaking news that could affect you protest that you need to know about you'll get push alerts so download the kron on app and go to kron 4 dot com to fo this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us.

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protesters continue to take to the streets. >>show the police and the communities that they're not going to take it anymore. a minneapolis washington dc and philadelphia and seattle all the scenes of protests as we're more than a dozen other cities throughout the nation and many of them responding this morning with curfews in some activating the national guard. you can see here is some of the destruction and clashes with the police in indianapolis, the protests turned deadly. 3 people were shot one of them died around midnight and a police officer also has minor injuries is not clear who did the firing police say none of their officers were using any live rounds, nobody has been arrested for that but they sure have been a lot of arrests of protesters

nationwide yeah that includes new york but take a look at this video new york police officer drove his vehicle into a crowd of protesters on saturday. >>that van that you see there is being pelted by protesters confronted by a group that began to the driver and at one point the driver pulled forward knocking a barrier over and also some protesters as well now spokesperson for the nypd says the officer hit the gas after a flaming bag was thrown on to the top of the vehicle, new york mayor bill de blasio look at the video says he found a troubling wish the officer had acted the way he did but added that he was being surrounded and attacked and in the end felt he had to get away. he said the incident is now being investigated. >>the protests are not contained to just the major cities either take a look at these evansville indiana birmingham, alabama, buffalo, new york. >>and peoria illinois small towns. >>that had big protests and we're going to see probably repeats of that again tonight

we'll have to wait to see. the aftermath is certainly something that lots of business owners are having to deal with coming up we're going to take a look at one business owner story of how he's having t minus ten seconds to crispier, fluffier eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. now that they're crispier and fluffier. i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you let go of your eggo?

>>it's 60 right now and we're checking out the weather with john scher able with wait for you to come back in the studio you will be able to take graham with you know unfortunately those much as we'd love to have your he is

kind of going to be happy sleeping and i feel owe about 8 he's but yeah i think he's also going to be happier that today's people drier than yesterday as will everyone as you're getting outside to walk. i'm not worrying so much about any chance of showers. >>because that has pushed out of the region. we certainly just a whole lot of cloud cover though in see all the low clouds sitting over san jose this morning and really all across the bay area in general it's going to be a pretty great day with mostly cloudy conditions there is moisture laden on shore flow. that's pushing on into the bay area and really the rest of the state making for a humid feel to the air today and do what you do see local cat agree their offshore some coastal drizzle possible mostly up into the santa cruz mountains and down towards highway one santa cruz up to help bury at heights today other than that it will be a drier day today just cloudier

and bill will humid out there you'll notice that as you take your walk the sunday talk of future cast shows you all the cloud cover that we're going to see throughout the day today and on into tomorrow after that this work house really tries out though not so much the fact that we're seeing rain sites humid feel it's goes away. and skies will really clear out that's when temperatures are going to start to rise will make our way out of the 60's and 70's were about spent today. back up into the 80's and 90's currently we're in the 50's and 60's not a bad way to start the day that was a mild evening last night it's going to be another pretty comfortable and mild air all of us today with our warmest daytime highs will be in the upper 70's like an antioch at 17 i doubt that 76 san jose also at 76. and a few 60's thinking on an oakland san francisco and half moon bay. tomorrow we do see the return of a few low 80's inland but tuesday wednesday and thursday will be our hottest ace forecasts in particular wednesday do

see some 90's on the map and some 80's right up next to the bay itself. friday and saturday temperatures cool back down and we could actually see a couple sprinkles into next weekend too so it's turning out to be quite the active forecast as we round out good news that we're seeing some of that rain keeping things a little bit on the wetter side. we're also getting some sunny days ahead of us to get this cloud cover today justice and to forget that your forecast daryn james all send it back to you. >>i think he's falling asleep again, thank you john time now is 8.19 let's go to the south because down there we have heard from business owners who suffer damage in these 2 nights of protests and they were already facing financial hardship because of coronavirus covers gayle ong takes a look at what's going on in san jose. >>we found one delhi that's been damaged the owners say they've been struggling after being closed for more than 2 months because of covid-19 and they were just planning to reopen on monday. now there's a setback.

>>aegis the rice is showing us the aftermath of protests in downtown san jose. broken glass is what remains of the night's chaos. no one was inside his deli at the time around 09:30pm a security guard heard protesters again. >>building. >>the right says all the items on the counter or on the floor snacks and beverages were stolen the looters ran away when the guard showed up the building manager had someone put up plywood friday night after the incident, a setback for the rice but says things could have been worse this witness told us friday's crowd got people could be seen grabbing a shovel and wood from a construction site from city hall to highway one o 100's marched in response to

the killing of george floyd shutting down traffic on the freeway both directions. officers used flash-bang grenades and tear gas to disperse the crowd. >>on saturday crews are putting up plywood on this business to prevent damage. >>and looters. police arrested dozens of people friday night police say one officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. >>several officers were hurt from bottles and rocks being thrown at them. kron 4 news. >>i was a 21 still ahead another round of protests at our state capitol as demonstrators spilled into the streets of sacramento in the wake of george floyd's we're back in

a 23 violent protests erupted in downtown sacramento over the killing of george floyd and during the day, some protesters stop people who are actually trying to incite violence throw objects so you had. >>demonstrators policing themselves, but things got out of control at night. kristy gross now with more from the state capitol. >>another day of protests in sacramento against police brutality. inside the capitol steps just feet from police hundreds of protesters rally for george floyd who died at the hands of minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter 3 other officers involved have been fired with these cops and are doing killing our people.

>>and get away with that is not right on my entire life, it's been open season on us completely out of control that we're over here putting our money into taxes and actually paying these people to persecute us when they're supposed to be here to protect us officer did not engage with protesters who at times wield profanities at them from the capital the diverse crowds took to the streets. they also made their way through downtown sacramento, we're not honest and 40 more this isn't a city that tolerate hate. >>in march 2 old sec through an outdoor mall in dover the tower bridge, some protestors eventually made their way onto the freeway. stopping traffic for some time. >>hundreds 100's of years of her and oppression. and we at the end they were just want to be heard we just want to be important feel like we matter, i'm just tired of being looked at as less or one time people not understanding, i'm tired of explaining myself.

>>the chance in signs of demonstrators expressed their anger their hurt and their desire to end racism and police brutality, i'm hoping it across the black lives matter just as much as every other life and i'm hoping to get the message across that we're ready for something to change kristi gross fox 40 news. >>more businesses vandalized overnight here in oakland, we'll bring you th

>>the wave of protests around the country and here in the bay area continues to the police custody, death of george floyd and here you can see some unrest in san francisco and oakland yeah, the second night as daryn mentioned across the bay area 5th across the country. >>again it all started in minneapolis, but it has spread nationwide in terms of the outrage, the protests. we continue to cover all angles of this is these protests have turned violent and disruptive and destructive across the bay area and the country as well let's take a look at places like denver colorado that saw thousands of people marching through the downtown. >>and what seemed to be a pretty well organized and peaceful event yeah in vegas we saw similar sites to with a lot of folks on sidewalks as you can see here at some points they did spill into the

streets and that's all traffic for a time. >>but the protests that we saw elsewhere in kansas city, missouri for instance, sot visuals of this american flags being burned on the street a lot of anger over the death of george floyd at the hands of police and this is something we're seeing spreading even as far as tampa florida, let's take a look at where police used tear gas and tampa. you can see people throwing things back. behind the of that line of >>and then '01 o'clock this morning, this happened in oakland as police are still trying to disperse crowds that were still lingering around businesses damaged by the unrest into the night in oakland, let's go to kron four's reyna harvey because she's been covering the protests from oakland for the past couple of days what happened last night rain. >>you know it seems like there are no businesses at this point that are off limits as we've seen the big chain stores vandalized we've seen the small mom and pop shops

now we're taking a look at this grocery store safeway here in oakland, you can see that was vandalized last night. people breaking into that store climbing and now they broken into the door year you see they have items in their hand grabbing toilet paper and some other items. it had the side of the building here people grab in so many items the dropping things out of the store as they leave nearly all the windows in the safeway here in oakland broken out also clothing stores not off limits as well they've been broken into you can see this one here almost empty down just c a a couple of belts and a few shirt hanging there just about every item grab off the shelf here with clear rocks also back to that best buy that we were talking about we want to show you some new images of that best buy we told you about this earlier, you can see people grabbing. what appears to be a a flat screen tv running out with boxes of whatever they can carry in their hands. also see

someone carrying out the speaker, you can see some people in some people not wearing masks you can clearly see their faces. now local congresswoman barbara lee is speaking out about what she is saying is behind the unrest. >>we have to deal with national state and local level in terms of the housing becky burt and there's so many policies in place allow of it allows people certain including the president. he believed the bear but of the law we have to make sure that the count ability side and a lot of fair and just have to understand the underlying issue for many people don't even recognize it. the health disparities that was cnn the african american community didn't get far. it has always been the case that we've been fighting to close both to share in this part of what the human rights and civil rights movement and then about it's about all making sure the

justices in just to i doubt it. >>now many people are split down the middle in regards to what the congresswoman just sit there. you have a lot of people that are saying it's important to peacefully protest. it's also important to hold. congress officials accountable at the state. also at the local level in government there saying that that's the right way to go about this and you have other people that have said legislation has historically not supported these communities of color and they are taking to the street and what you have seen night after night which resulted in the vandalism of a lot of these businesses but for now reporting in oakland again very active situation. so there will be more information that continues to come in as the days go on daria yeah and i think there are a lot of protesters are kind of torn in split over it too because some are saying they don't condone violence or looting.

>>but that the pleas have gone unheard for years. so now they're getting attention. target actually had to address this problem with the looting as well james like closing down the last couple days target now announcing that they're going to temporarily shut down almost. >>2 dozen barry stores. in response to what we've seen in fact this is video a prime example of what they're talking about this was in oakland, a target store was ransacked friday night targeted say exactly how long these closures would last only that they'll be shut down until further notice. the company says that they are heartbroken by the death of george floyd and they're committed to continue paying their employees that have been impacted by these closures now for at least the next 14 days. let's go to the north bay were protests there in santa rosa turned violent overnight with some property damaged and some arrests made as well witnesses say large groups of demonstrators started gathering at about 9 o'clock last night at one point they broke the windows at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa. but police were able to stop them from going into the mall, other

businesses were also damaged in the end police used tear gas to disperse the crowds at about 2 o'clock this morning. >>in san francisco, the mayor asked the governor to put the california national guard on standby. there were peaceful protests during the day that turned destructive in the evening hours police chief william scott says that's what they're seeing is nightfall gives vandals cover to do what they want. >>as nightfall fell on us we start to see increased levels of violence. we started to see criminal activity we start the battle isn't we start to see and r rees car starts eats all our police officers. we cannot and we will not tolerate that if you're from some other city. we can tell you we don't want that in the city of san francisco. we are and we will continue to make arrests. first amendment activity peaceful protest. one thing criminal activity is a total it being and let's be clear

there is there. >>say across the nation has seen a number of arrests as police have called for 0 tolerance against violence and vandalism the police department in san francisco and the city are working to enforce now a curfew that goes from 08:00pm until 05:00am daily we don't know how long that curfew is going to be in effect for. >>we're also learning more about the 2 federal protective service guards who were shot well, standing watch at the federal building in oakland friday night, one of them died from their injuries, he's been identified as 53 year-old patrick underwood he's from pin all his close family friends say that there is a news conference planned for tomorrow, where the family will discuss more about his death. the shooting happened just before 10 o'clock friday night federal investigators say someone inside a vehicle pulled up and opened fire on underwood and a second officer while they were watching over the protests. federal officials call the shooting an act of domestic terrorism and part of the pattern to target police stations and federal

buildings. investigators haven't released any details about the shooter or the shooters behind this. we know that underwood is the brother of former lancaster city councilwoman angela underwood jacobs as for the second officer who was injured he remains in critical condition. this morning. >>time now is 8.36 and coming up we'll see what the forty-niners in the nfl have to say about social injustice and protesting will cover that story and more in just a few one.

>>commissioner roger goodell says the nfl is saddened by george floyd's death and what is going on across the country and says there's an urgent need for action but some players and fans think he's a hypocrite goodell says in part here says statement. the protesters reaction to these incidents reflects the pain anger and frustration that so many of us feel and he goes on to say the nfl is committed to continuing. the important work to address the systemic issues together with our players clubs and partners and then goes on to say as human beings we need to identify and challenge prejudice. rather than deny it. silence is the fe in the face of injustice only works to protect and perpetually that in justice, but critics point to how the nfl handled former forty-niners colin kaepernick when he tried to peacefully

bring attention to racial injustice by taking a knee during the national anthem and he wound up being shown the door and no team would hire him after that. >>well as after the 49 ers are pledging a million dollars to help fight social injustice. we have owner jed york now announcing that the money will be given to organizations that are dedicated to creating change. the teams also standing behind the legislative priorities of the players coalition. the advocacy group is made up of current and former pro athlete and activist whose mission is to make an impact on social injustice and racial inequality will see where that goes meanwhile the warriors released a statement saturday supporting the protesters calling for an end to social injustice and police brutality and urging everyone to channel their anger to constructive change rather than violence. >>what is the president and what is joe biden have to say they're getting very different messages. this morning, we'll take a listen to them about what they say about the protests across the

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just after you can't count i was in the bathroom and i heard it right you got to go i shoes on haha i would but my back right john some relief today right, i'm very busy brushing my teeth of this relief from the rain today but not obviously we're not is not only the clouds those are still hanging out with this. >>and actually will through today into tomorrow to your bill from sutro tower working down the outer sunset richmond district just cloudy and gray this morning. we're going to stay pretty cloudy through the day you're also going to notice in addition to the clouds and the humid feel out there we are seeing air that's just packed with moisture being pushed in from the pacific that's what's going to give us this humid feel today as well as all that cloud cover may see a couple spots of coastal drizzle specially a right around the santa cruz mountains. aside from that though just feeling kind of

muggy at times now on into tomorrow that cloud cover it's going to be persistent still sticking with us for another day, one of the nice things about this humidity is we're going to have mild evenings and pretty mild days too. once the air does dry out come tuesday skies will clear out and temperatures will really begin to climb, that's what you're going to notice the heat building back in the middle of the week as for right now temperatures are in the 50's and 60's oakland and concord pittsburgh at 62 degrees. each redwood city, 7 sell san francisco that one in alameda at 60 degrees. each temperatures today, eventually to rise and the upper 70's for some light cut 79 you'll get to 76. well holding on to the 60's and san francisco and oakland in the upper 60's today. tomorrow's temperatures back in the low 80's for some spots, but still a actually rental car that average for this time of year. after that is when that keep really builds back in. tuesday wednesday and thursday are going to be our hottest states

for inland areas will be wednesday and thursday in the 90's welker bayside areas tuesday and wednesday will be or states that he won't last for long though another cool down and maybe even a few light showers arrive on into the following week at so the up and down just continues and this forecast it. back to guys in the studio, thanks john. >>well, president trump is blaming violence breaking out across the country on the quote radical left and groups like antifa though he didn't offer any evidence during his address the president spoke at florida's kennedy space center where he watched the astronauts blast off their space x and nassau. >>he said law abiding citizens have a right to be heard. but he will not tolerate angry mobs. >>what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities. it has nothing to do with justice or with face. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored. it's an and our guests we cannot and must not allow a small group of

criminals and vandals direct our cities and all a waste to our communities. >>he said that he spoke with the family of george floyd and expressed his sorrow for their loss contrast that with joe biden the presumptive democratic presidential nominee also speaking about floyd's death and the protests. he says it's completely understandable that people are taking to the streets. >>i said the right to be fact angry and frustrated more violence for any more people as you can answer the question but they're totally correct and this time it stops. that is justified based or so look. our children are watching they're not only watching the list and they saw what happened. this perez disney on a man's neck up against a curve for 9 minutes. you know i i don't know what one of the conclusion could be reached warrants a full blown investigation and a civil rights investigation as well

right president now i have the justice russia investigation going on right now to determine their culpability. >>biden say he wants the officers to be held accountable for their actions california senator kamala harris says unfortunately there's nothing new about the protests. she says that people are in pain because they're not getting the justice they deserve. >>look this is what happens when whole communities of people have not received justice and the pain is real and it's legitimate you know in district of los angeles 30 years ago. look the same way in terms of the protest around rodney king and not much has happened since then to really the circumstances and is still a fact in america that we have 2 systems of justice, you know when you look at michael flynn, our roger stone who won pleaded guilty. the other was convicted, but yet they they basically let all those and

but yet you have a george floyd or arbery our brianna taylor, not receiving and their families not receiving justice to the outrage of the pain that's real and it's legitimate and we need to acknowledge that. >>well as these destructive protests play out kron 4 spoke with the district attorney of san francisco traceable dean to find out how his officers approaching the situation. he says that they will be prosecuting looters and anyone using these protests to commit other crimes, but he stressed. he sees the peaceful protests as necessary any plans to join them as a matter of fact. >>it is absolutely unacceptable for people want to engage in luling. criminal in this moment, we can down criminal activity we will prosecute criminal activity. we must not forget. why is that people are protesting we must separate the vast majority of protest which are peaceful which are protected first amendment activity peaceful protest which i

intend to join later this week that are based on racial strange over decades and centuries of police brutality and a an equal treatment for people of color by our justice system it must change it has not changed and the protests that we're seeing today by and large are peaceful touch nra understandable legitimate and much needed response to a system that has been far too slow to provide equal justice tall. >>and by the way kron four's been notifying our viewers of all the protests and related events with push alerts. things like store shutting down or these curfews that are going into place so be sure to download the app if you want to stay updated. all breaking news as it happens. here in the bay area and across the country download it today. we'll take a break it's a 51 coming up afterwards we're going to highlight a local high school graduate in the class of 2020 maybe somebody you know find out coming up

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take a quick break here at 8.55 coming up in the next hour another night of protesters clashing with police across the bay area will have the very latest on the response. >>coming up this morning. we saw curfews being announced going into place for san francisco's will talk more about that coming up, we'll also take you around the country to with that video from all quarters of the country where we saw major demonstrations in big cities across the u.s., here's a live look outside our sutro tower camera looking down over san francisco low clouds overhead but as john says we look for dry conditions with gradually warming temperatures as well in the days to come. we'll get the full forecast from him in just a minute. local news

station. >>another night of protests around the country and here in the bay area. >>and this you're seeing in san francisco and oakland last night the second night of protests that we've seen and the 5th in response to the death of george floyd and this was the scene we saw play out not just here in the bay area but around the country as well to talk about all of that on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and we have team coverage of what happened. >>overnight in the bay area

and across the country, let's start in los angeles. yeah, here's video where you can see a building on fire amid the protests that broke out last night in fact it got violent one point with police were protesters threw fireworks at police and you can see them exploding at their feet. >>looting was also captured on camera as well in fact it got so bad at one point the governor newsome declared a state of emergency for la county the california national guard has been deployed, so they're mobilized to step in and help maintain peace. if it comes to that point. >>here you see protesters dancing on top of the patrol cars in new york city and also set some fires and looted some businesses. overnight new york city mayor bill de blasio called on the protesters to stop the violence and go home in chicago another wave of protest and you can see them pushing against the police the police pushing the demonstrators back and using pepper spray to control the

demonstrations. >>a different site in atlanta overnight decidedly more peaceful as you can see protesters kneeling on the streets to express their frustration over the death of george floyd the mayor of atlanta says that she saw more violent protests in the nights leading up to this so she's hoping maybe this is a turning point now have. better days ahead meanwhile, a state of emergency was declared by the governor for the state of georgia. >>another night of sirens and arrests in oakland, this is for from 1 o'clock in the morning where police were still dispersing people who are lingering around. >>businesses many of them damaged by looters covers reyna harvey has a look at what happened in oakland last night reyna. >>you know the question on many of your mind that home is last night was last night going to be anything like we saw friday night you'll friday night. there was a lot of vandalism friday night's

protest in that turning deadly last night we have no reported deaths, but we do have some reports of vandalism take a look at this. we're starting in downtown oakland, this is 17th in broadway you can see. officers tried to disperse is crowd of people in downtown you see a number of people and the middle of the street. at one point as the officer drives through this crowd. it looks like someone throws a trash can at that moving vehicle. you can see police then start to throw what appears to be flash bangs at that crowd in an attempt to get them clear out. you see people begin to run down the street now this scene continues to unfold for some time. now we also had a lot of activity over at the guitar center in oakland. you can see people carrying out items here they've broken down the glass door year looks like they're carrying out keyboards and other musical instruments, including guitars they've broken those metal lot's been

in the air to get inside you can also see this place nearly cleared out some items even left outside on the sidewalk. now we head over to him reveal where you can see this best buy hundreds of people. kerry and how flat screen tv's a broken into this building here they're taking on electronics. there's glass all over the ground here people struggling to get in and out with the items that there are carrying this goes on for a long time as more people continue to pour in and out of the store last night here are the numbers 9 arrest in oakland, we have 0 injuries. oakland mayor libby shaft speaking out on what we saw play out over the past few days. >>people came out in oakland to express. they're understandable anger. about the death of george floyd. but that rage crossed and unacceptable line with a

deadly pandemic. we are under a shelter-in-place order. and we ask everyone to stay home and ensure that your children your loved ones, your your neig there are other ways to demonstrate your anger and your activism right now. you know just like the mayor brought the mayor saying >>we're in a pandemic but from the looks of thousands of people going out into the streets every night it doesn't feel like. we're in a pandemic now live. her local activists and local protesters say that they do not want this type of vandalism on businesses here throughout open overshadow their message which was a clear cry call for an end to police brutality against african-americans but again we continue to see these businesses be vandalized and a very fluid an active situation

as we continue to report out here in oakland. >>yeah, it was crazy video where you saw teams of people because the tv's were so big that they were taken out of that business reyna. >>i mean yeah you see them carrying out so many items at the items are spilling out and being dropped meet in the local business owners that i talked to who shops were vandalized on the street the night before this you know they're just saying that they're trying to hold out while all of this is going on you know they can bounce back like a lot of these big chain stores that were seen and so just a lot of unrest and a lot of uncertainty out here in oakland yeah, and target is weathering the storm. >>but announcing that they're going to be shutting down their stores in the bay area because of this about 2 dozen or so of them. >>are being shut down a reaction what we saw and friday night was a prime example of why they've made this decision this was out of oakland their store their ransacked by hordes of people

that are coming in emptying out the shells now target hasn't said exactly how long these closures are going to last just that the stores are going to be shut down until further notice target says that they are heartbroken by the death of george floyd and they are determined to continue paying their employees that are impacted by these closures for at least the next 14 days. to the north bay now where protesters there in santa rosa also turned violent overnight. we saw property damage police did make some arrests witnesses say large groups of demonstrators started gathering at about 9 o'clock last night and here's video of that. at one point though they broke the windows at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa trying to get in but police were able to stop them. other businesses were also damaged in the end police used tear gas to finally dispersed the crowds but it wasn't until 2 o'clock in the morning. before the last of them left. >>it was all the protests started peacefully like this one in san francisco before

anything turned destructive or damaging you can see people just taking a knee and chanting. >>this group heading to the bay bridge but then the police blocked them on harrison and main streets and there also are many people gathered outside as city hall in san francisco amid the destruction mayor london breed announced a series of measures to prevent further problems yeah that included a curfew and potentially calling. >>in state and federal resources as well take a listen. >>for those who want to protest peacefully. but those who want to vent and those who are angry and frustrated. we understand that. and we want to make sure that our city is a platform for people to express themselves. but when it crosses the line. that's not good for any of us. it's not how you honor the memory of the people whose that we have lost their lives to senseless violence. this is

not the way. so want to be clear. we're implementing a curfew. we will have the national guard on standby. and we will do everything we can to protect our city. >>so that curfew then goes into effect from 08:00pm in the evening until 05:00am in fact it started last night after the mayor's announcement that will be in effect again tonight. mayor breed didn't give any indication as to how long this curfew would be in effect or what it would take to be lifted. but we'll keep you updated as we learn more. kron 4 by the way has been notified you of things like these curfews going to affect all the latest events to push alerts. so be sure to download the kron 4 app if you want to stay updated on all these breaking news events as they happen with new information coming in again download that today we're going take a quick break time now is 9 '08 right we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off...

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>>as we said the big wave of violence was nationwide again overnight and here's the scene in a bunch of big cities minneapolis washington dc, philadelphia and seattle all saw protests last night many of which turned quite destructive in in one case in air fifteen's were stolen from a police vehicle lot of those vehicles that the police had were smashed windows out and scrawled abbas pop-rock across by a vandals as the crowds got

out of control. and in indianapolis, the protests that turned deadly 3 people were shot, one of them died around midnight last night and one police officer has minor injuries. police say they don't know who fired the shots because they say that their officers were firing no live rounds and no arrests have been made for the shootings. >>well a new york police officer drove his vehicle into a crowd of protesters on saturday. you can see of the van being confronted by a group of demonstrators before driving into a barrier knocking several of those demonstrators and barriers over a spokesperson for the nypd says the officer hit the gas after a flaming bag of something was thrown on top of the vehicle. new york mayor bill de blasio says he's looked at the video he finds it disturbing of course he wished the officer had done something different but he understands that they are being surrounded by demonstrators they were being attacked and at some really felt like they had to get away says the incident is being investigated. we'll take a break much more coverage.

still ahead here the aftermath of the violent protests that we saw especially in the south bay we're going to talk to a business owner who's had to deal now with the damage done to t

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>>that 15 right now checking out the weather scene if it's safe to put the cushions out got a little wet in some parts of the bay yesterday a little cloudy this morning as we can see from our temper on camera looking out over the bay. john tribal joining us with a look at the forecast for the

sunday. so what we see going forward john. >>well definitely cloudy as you noticed all today and tomorrow that's going to be sticking around with us. but good news is definitely going to put the christians back out the rainfall has cleared out in grants pressured to go outside as we speak outside right now we are looking at my cloud covers you can see from sober. a great we are going to get whole lot of sunshine certainly a little brightness making its way through the clouds at times today but we are going to just be hanging on to the gray skies for a lot of the day that's going help go to it as you're getting out there also notice me green show just offshore here a couple of drizzly spots could be seen right on the z mountains down towards a highway one as it passes from half moon bay down to santa cruz that so lots of cloud cover across the bay area today and tomorrow after

this though we're going to clear out to clear out fast into tuesday skies are going to dry out from that point and then temperatures going to climb back into the 90's by the middle to end of this upcoming week as for right now we're nice and comfortable 50's and 60's didn't really get too cold last night that's due to all the moisture that's in the air right now keeps the tide of milder you thing hours, it's also going to help to keep us nice and cool at least compared to normal during the day today. our warmest daytime highs will be the upper 70's edmond the antioch at 79 san jose and now it's 76 well hang on to the 60's and oakland, san francisco and half moon bay. tomorrow temperatures return to the 80's for a few inland spots by wednesday and thursday are inland areas, the 90's and as for tuesday and wednesday, those will be our hottest days right along the bay, lots of sunshine to be expected come tuesday wednesday and thursday, so we may have the clouds right now, but at least it's fairly

comfortable. after that temperatures start to get pretty hot but we will enjoy the sunshine for that back to you now graham is really perked dot. he didn't look this moment looks like a shining moment look at about >>going to be so john has to come back to work in the studio is you still have all right, we'll let you go how will let him go in the south bay. we're starting to hear from business owners who suffer damage to their businesses in these protests that we've seen. >>and the hardships they already face because of coronavirus add to that kron four's gayle ong has more from san jose. >>we found one delhi that's been damaged the owners say they've been struggling after being closed for more than 2 months because of covid-19 and they were just planning to reopen on monday. now there's o

downtown san jose. broken glass is what remains of the night's chaos. no one was inside his deli at the time around 09:30pm a security guard heard protesters again. >>building. >>the right says all the items on the counter or on the floor snacks and beverages were stolen the looters ran away when the guard showed up the building manager had someone put up plywood friday night after the incident, a setback for the rice that says things could have been worse this witness told us friday's crowd got if people could be seen grabbing a shovel and wood from a construction site from city hall to highway one o 100's marched in response to the killing of george floyd shutting down traffic on the freeway both directions. officers used flash-bang grenades and tear gas to

disperse the crowd. >>on saturday crews are putting up plywood on this business to prevent damage. >>and looters. police arrested dozens of people friday night police say one officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. >>several officers were hurt from bottles and rocks being thrown at them. kron 4 news. >>9.20 is that i've still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, another round of protests at our state capitol demonstrators in the streets 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.

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we're back at 9.22 violent protests erupted in downtown sacramento over the killing of george floyd. >>during the day some protesters actually stopped other protesters that are trying to turn a violent by throwing objects so they're policing themselves during the daylight but once the sun set and nightfall came things got out of hand kristi gross has more from the state capitol. >>another day of protests in sacramento against police brutality. inside the capitol steps just feet from police hundreds of protesters rally for george floyd who died at the hands of minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter 3 other officers involved have been fired with these cops on you're doing killing our people. >>and getting away with that is not right on my entire life, it's been open season on us completely out of control

that we're over here putting our money into taxes and actually paying these people to persecute us when they're supposed to be here to protect us officer did not engage with protesters who at times wield profanities at them from the capital the diverse crowds took to the streets. they also made their way through downtown sacramento, we're not honest and 40 more this isn't a city that tolerate hate. >>in march told sec through an outdoor mall and over the tower bridge, some protestors eventually made their way onto the freeway. stopping traffic for some time. >>hundreds 100's of years of her and oppression. and we at the day we just want to be heard we just want to be her we want to feel important feel like we matter, i'm just tired of being looked at as lesser. what are people not understanding, i'm tired of explaining myself. >>the chance in signs of

demonstrators expressed their anger their hurt and their desire to end racism and police brutality, i'm hoping it across the black lives matter just as much as every other life and i'm hoping to get the message across that we're ready for something to change kristi gross fox 40 news. >>and let's take a live look at los angeles right now. you can see with the they're doing is surveying the damage from the protests that happened there last night just flying over neighborhoods. and seeing if any of these businesses or damage this morning. >>is is due out oakland were

>>another day of protests turns destructive here in the bay area in san francisco on the left you see the large police presence. and now a new curfew in effect and in oakland. flash bangs as you can see the police trying to control the crowds there on the right hand side. this all part of a wave of nationwide violence that hasn't stopped since george floyd died and that video became public. yeah we've see this video play out across the nation that's what we're going to talk about here. >>this half hour we're going to kind of give you a quick little tour of all that we've seen break out in the last 24 hours. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom, let's take a look starting in

denver colorado you see. >>thousands of people here marching down the street to this is the downtown area and as you can see things remained pretty orderly in a denver colorado. >>in vegas, a similar scene as well with demonstrators and protesters on the streets of at some point they did spill out into a traffic but as you can see cars are still able to get by while all this was going on relatively peaceful here compared what we've seen in other parts of the country in fact kansas city missouri saw demonstrators were burning at least in one case the american flag there to express their a there there unrest, their frustration with social injustice in the wake of the killing of george floyd and other prominent deaths 2 in recent years and then there was what happened in tampa florida and this is what more you know the we've seen in more cities where. >>nightfall comes and then protesters and police and up clashing. >>and that's what happened

into the wee hours in oakland, this is 01:00am today with police trying still to disperse the crowds. they were hanging around businesses many that had been damaged and the protests either last night or the night before kron four's reyna harvey has been covering this and his line and all come with a look at what happened ran. yeah, it was really hectic in the early morning hours. it seems like there's no business that's off limits because we've seen an array of businesses you have some protesters. >>that are saying they do not support this type of activism out in the streets at all. this is a clearly away from the message they were trying to convey we're going to show you what happened take a look at this. this is a grocery store safeway being vandalized overnight here in oakland take a look people are smashed through that door broken into their their climbing in and out grabbing items you see they have in their hands. toilet paper in and other things they also tag the side of his building. and you can see people picking up so many

items dropping some as they're walking out of that store nearly all the windows have been broken out here in that safe way now it's not just clothing it's not just electronics stores also clothing stores have been hit as well you can see this business here they've emptied out almost every shelf and grab just about every item off of those racks you can see a few of the mannequins standing up there with no clothes on them. now the best buy are going to show you this we've been showing you this all morning look at this. you can see even more people grabbing what appears to be flat screen tv's running out with boxes of just about anything they can carry in their hand someone even carrying out a speaker, you see some people and mask but not everybody in mass you can see some people's faces as they're running out of the store. now local congresswoman barbara lee is speaking out and she talks about what she believes is behind all of this unrest. >>we have to deal with national state and local level

in terms of the housing becky burt and there's so many policies in place, the edge allow of it allows people certain including the president. he believed the bear but of the law we have to make sure that the accountability side and a lot of fair and just have to understand the underlying issue for many people don't even recognize it. the health disparities that was cnn the african american community didn't get far. it has always been the case that we've been fighting the quality care in this part of what the human rights and civil rights movement has been about it's about all making sure the justices in just i doubt it. >>now a lot of people are divided on the congresswoman's thoughts there lot of people say policy and legislation that's the way that you see change changing the way that

the police deal with their policies in the communities with people and then there are some people that they say look enough is enough we try to push policies we've gone we've shown that we voted we participated in elections and they still not seeing legislation that they need to change things that are happening here and so they've taken it upon herself to do these different things industries and right that you see throughout oakland. so again you just have a mine and mixed bag and mixed group of just and you've seen everything spill out into the street for the past 2 nights here in the bay area now again. we know that they had another protests out of san francisco. now what we're looking at is what other cities are going to be having those different protests and rallies as the week continues darya yeah, it's likely this isn't over by a long shot, thanks a lot rayna james. >>well target is among the stores dealing with the destruction of their facility in fact they're announcing now they're going to be shutting down almost 2 dozen various

stores in response to what they saw play out in places like this was oakland. the target store vandalize ransacked empty it out friday night. target didn't say how long these closures would last just at the stores would have to be shut down until further notice. the company says they're heartbroken by the death of george floyd they will continue to pay their employees that have been impacted by these closures for at least the next 14 days. in the north bay with protesters in santa rosa turning violent overnight with property damage. there were some arrests witnesses say a large group of demonstrators started gathering at about 9 o'clock last night and that's what you see here in the video at one point though they broke the windows at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa tried to get in but police were able to stop them. other businesses though were also damaged in the end police had used tear gas to disperse the crowds but the last of him didn't finally clear out until 2 this morning. >>san francisco's mayor is asking the governor to put the national guard on standby, this as 13 other cities said above already activated. the

national guard. a police chief scott how william scott says that they're starting to see the vandalism as a pattern happening when night comes. >>as nightfall fell on us we start to see increased levels of violence. we started to see criminal activity we start to see vandalism we start to see and r rees car start seats off on our police officers. we cannot and we will not tolerate that if you're from some other city. we can tell you we don't want that in the city of san francisco. we are and we will continue to make arrests. first amendment activity peaceful protest. one thing criminal activity is a total it being and let's be clear here to there. >>there is 0 tolerance. he says for violence and vandalism and the police will be enforcing that curfew that goes from 08:00pm until 05:00am daily and the mayor has given no indication about how long that will last. >>well now we're also learning

more about the 2 federal protective services guards who were shot while patrolling a federal building in oakland friday night, one of them died from their injuries, he's been identified as 53 year-old patrick underwood he's from pinole and those close to his family say that there are plans now for a news conference tomorrow, where the family will talk more about his death. the shooting happened just before 10 o'clock friday night federal investigators say someone in a vehicle pulled up and opened fire on underwood and a second officer while they were standing watch over the protest federal officials call the shooting an act of domestic terrorism and part of a pattern of targeting police stations and federal buildings. investigators haven't released much in the way of who the shooters are underwood is the brother of former lancaster city councilwoman angela underwood jacobs and as for the second officer was injured. he remains in critical condition. this morning. >>nfl commissioner roger goodell says the nfl is saddened by floyd's death and what is going on around the country and that there is an urgent need for action.

>>but some players and fans think he's a hypocrite saying in part. the protesters reaction to these incidents reflect the pain anger and frustration that so many of us feel and then goodell goes on to say the nfl is committed to continuing. the important work to address the systemic issues together with players and partners and he says as human beings we need to identify and challenge prejudice. rather than deny of silence in the face of injustice only works to protect and perpetuate that injustice. so critics are saying well what has he in the nfl done. he and the supporters of kaepernick say that the former 49 er and it up being blackballed what he did what he did trying to peacefully bring attention to racial injustice taking a knee during the national anthem, he ended up being shown the door and no team would hire him after that. >>san francisco forty-niners are now pledging a million dollars to help fight social injustice. owner jed york announced that the money will

be given organizations dedicated to creating change. the team is also standing behind the legislative priorities of the players coalition. the advocacy group is made up of current and former pro athletes an activist whose mission is to make an impact on social injustice and racial inequality. the warriors are also releasing a statement supporting the protesters calling for an end to social injustice and police brutality and urging everyone to channel their anger to constructive change rather than violence. >>coming up what does the president have to say about what's going on and joe biden they have very different messages this morning for you to hear we'll be right back with us. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden.

>>i'm 40 right now checking out the weather i trust john took out the dog and so maybe at a taste of what's going on there's have a cisco. >>yeah he went out and now we want to do with me how is it out there. you know what it was all right i stepped outside my. >>just. >>this and my that's from the but first this haha but it definitely feels all right. it's a little cool this morning but not actually as chilly as you might expect it being so cloudy out there temperatures have been mild overnight partly due to all the cloud cover and the pretty

high moisture content in the air but in for a human to feel that also really levels out temperatures during both day and night so it's fairly comfortable outside right now you can see the low clouds that are getting out over the city of san francisco and marin county out the distance has from the southbank not much different. >>a very overcast great starts this sunday and also pretty gray out of the east bay with your view come out over berkeley. now looking at a whole lot of sunshine just yeah, so what we have right now there's an air mass that is hot goal of moisture pushing on to the coast. this is resulting in that humid feel to the air and also those cloudier skies that we have and if you look pretty closely here out right now you can actually see some showers hanging out offshore watch out for some coastal drizzle right there especially along the southern end of the peninsula into the santa cruz mountains and if you're traveling highway one south eventually down to santa cruz you will be looking at a couple spots where that fog we're seeing a pretty low and you may have to

turn on the windshield wiper a time or 2 now most of us are just experiencing that humid feel to it a future cast of humidity shows you that we're going actually remained fairly humid especially closer to the bay and the coast throughout the day today and we're going to hang on to that to borrow as well so pretty humid next couple of days. just feeling that muggy feel as you're stepping outside noticing those greyer skies over at after tomorrow skies will begin to clear out and come tuesday, wednesday and thursday under some increased sunshine temperatures are about to increase and that is going to be a pretty hot middle of the week. so if you like these mild temperatures today and tomorrow is not about chance to step outside the mask and just enjoy a nice walk around the neighborhood. 50's and 60's for your current temperatures as i mentioned not going to bat san francisco at 60 degrees right now oakland and san matteo at 63. well, dublin ap at 62 fairfield one of our warmer spots, 67. into the afternoon our warmest spot, the bay will

be antioch and still only in the 70's at 79 degrees livermore san jose and napa in the mid 70's. well for oakland and san francisco hanging on to the 60's. these temperatures are touch below average for this time of year we will return to average for many spots come tomorrow and then rise above average by tuesday wednesday, and thursday your warmest days of this forecast. wednesday and thursday he got some 90's and the making and it's not going to be triple digit heat like we had last week, but it's certainly going to be hot enough. tuesday and wednesday will be your warmest days right along that day with highs 80's. not gonna last for long though by the upcoming weekend after this week. we're looking at highs falling significantly back into the 60's and 70's and baby from a sprinkle or 2 in there. so the up and down of this forecast continues couple of days the cooling back down. i guess it breaks up the monotony that is the rest of our lives these dates back to you guys all right, thanks a lot john 9.44 right now and in national

news, a look nationwide at what's going on around the country. >>as there was a 5th night of protesting in a row to the death of george floyd who died in police custody, peaceful protests and vigils were disrupted by violence in many cities. nadia romero has a look from across the nation. the same chant echoing across the protesters from coast to coast showing the last words of george floyd who stepped in minneapolis last week during an encounter with police sparked peaceful >>but for the 5th night in a row. peace devolved into chaos as protesters and rioters clashed with police in cities, large and mayors and at least 25 cities instituting curfews and pleading for calm, i will not let criminals take over our city and shane the majority of us this demonstrator minneapolis tried to bridge the gap between the

protesters and the police. >>you shape that no fires, no looting. so they know it's not fair to lose a star fires a cause chaos. >>the pain for many out demonstrating both physical and emotional as demand for justice is mounting as i would like to see the arrest of the 3 officers. that were parked of. that moment. in which. george floyd died friday but with centuries of systemic racial injustice at the root of the outrage the rest of the officers involved is only a small part of what people are fighting for i want to be able to go in a white neighborhood can feel safe. i want to be able when a couple driving behind me i don't have to clinch can be tense. ok i want to be able just to be free and not have to think about every step i take. >>after another night of rioting and clashes with the police people in the community want the focus to get back on why they originally started

protesting. >>that's to fight for justice for george floyd you can see here on this poster. the last few words that george uttered i can't breathe that's the montr of the protests, the peaceful protests that remain throughout the day as things turned violent overnight. in minneapolis. i'm nadia romero. >>the president trump is blaming violence breaking out across the country on the quote radical left and groups like antifa but he didn't offer any evidence during his address he spoke while at florida's kennedy space center for the first astronaut launched by space x and nasa. the president's and law abiding citizens have a right to be heard, but he will not tolerate angry mobs. what we are now seeing on the streets of our cities. >>it has nothing to do with justice or with base. the memory of george floyd is being dishonored. suzanne and our guests we cannot and must not allow a small group of

criminals and vandals direct our cities and all a waste to our communities. >>the president also addressed the death of george floyd calling it a great tragedy. he also said he spoke with floyd's family and expressed his sorrow for their loss. he was attorney bill barr by the way also blaming anarchists and leftist extreme groups for driving up the violence. he claimed the rioters were the riots were planned and organized though he didn't offer any evidence either. >>unfortunately with the rioting that is occurring in many of our cities around the country. the voices of peaceful protest are being hijacked by violent radical elements. groups of outside radicals and agitators are exploiting the situation to pursue their own separate and violent agenda. >>barr says it's up to state and local governments to rein in the violence but the federal government will support them.

>>now what is have joe biden have to say the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. he took a different tact talking about floyd's death and the protests. he says he completely understands that people feel they want to see action and they're frustrated. >>i said the right to be fact angry and frustrated more violence for any more people as you can answer the question but they're totally correct and this time it stops. that is justified based or so look. our children are watching they're not only watching the list and they saw what happened. this perez disney on a man's neck up against a curve for 9 minutes. you know i i don't know what one of the conclusion could be reached warrants a full blown investigation and a civil rights investigation as well right president now i have the justice russia investigation going on right now to determine their culpability.

>>california senator kamala harris says unfortunately there's nothing new about the recent protests. she says that people are in pain because they are not getting the justice they deserve. >>look this is what happens when whole communities of people have not received justice and the pain is real and it's legitimate you know in district of los angeles 30 years ago. look the same way in terms of the protest around rodney king and not much has happened since then to really the circumstances and is still a fact in america that we have 2 systems of justice, you know when you look at michael flynn, our roger stone who won pleaded guilty. the other was convicted, but yet they they basically let all those and but yet you have a george floyd or arbery our brianna taylor, not receiving and their families not receive injustice to the outrage of

the pain that's real and it's legitimate and we need to acknowledge that. >>in the middle of last night's protests over the death of floyd we spoke with district attorney of san francisco chase a vote to find out how he's approaching this. yeah he says that they will be prosecuted absolutely unacceptable for people want to engage in luling. >>criminal in this moment, we can down criminal activity we will prosecute criminal activity. >>we must not forget. why is that people are protesting we must separate the vast majority of protest which are peaceful which are protected first amendment activity peaceful protest which i intend to join later this week that are based on racial strange over decades and centuries of police brutality and a a new treatment for people of color by our justice system it must change it has not changed and the protests that we're seeing today by and large are peaceful touch nra

understandable legitimate and much needed response to a system that has been far too slow to provide equal justice tall. >>obviously this is a dynamic situation changing by the day if you want to stay updated on the very latest make sure download the kron 4 app because we're sending a push alerts notifying you of closures of curfews and things of that nature as this continues to develop so again download that today and stay updated as things change. coming up after the break we're highlighting local high school graduate for the class of 2020 some positive news here. >>we'll tell you who that high school graduate is in just a minute. ♪ you've got something up your sleeve ♪ ♪ what you didn't know was you were surprising ♪ ♪ your father-in-law steve ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers in your cup ♪

>>continues to salute to get to a class of 2020 highlighting different seniors. each morning on the news and nia angeline gaston l. >>is today's grad nia is graduating from city arts in tech in san francisco. look at that smile, she's so happy to be gradual in the fall. she says she's going to be attending san francisco state university so congratulations to you nia and to all of your other graduating classmates as well and you can add your picture to our kron 4 yearbook i love the one of the dog and the mask, a look at you post a picture tells where you went to high school with your plans are for the future always with his dog on the right hand corner there too. >>i have a little fun with that show your pershnality feel free and we'll show it off right here on the morning news absolutely and kron 4 also likes to shine a

spotlight on people in organizations that are doing their part to make a difference during this pandemic and today we're highlighting path, san jose they're a nonprofit organization focused on addressing homelessness in the city's downtown streets and when the shelter-in-place order went into effect back in march. they started modifying their services. >>to try and better protect the homeless population from the virus and that include things like making sure that people knew how to maintain social distance they handed out masks they handed out educational material on how the virus is spread so that people have the information they needed. path san jose says that they will continue to offer assistance the city's homeless population during what has become for all of us a very difficult time. and you of course can spotlight someone in your neighborhood making a difference as well there's a section on our website called kron 4 heroes with a little form you can fill out that lets us know who that hero is and what they are doing again you can find all the information you need at kron 4. >>dot com and you know you just saw that picture happened current target targets are closed now almost all of them around the bay because of the violence and looting that they

have seen they stand by to understand what people are going through and what they would like to see social justice. but say they don't want anybody to be hurt. or damage to continue and we are going to probably see more protests like last night was the 5th night. yeah so make sure you keep it to the kron 4 in our kron on app that's our 24 7 new streaming service will keep you updated throughout the day as. >>the information breaks that's it for the sunday morning and james i'll see you back here in today's for the show that night wednesday morning for that. s one.

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