or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus morning news at 7. >>good morning, everybody, thanks so much for joining us on kron 00:04am morning news for this saturday, yes we're taking a live look outside this is a nice shot from san francisco, the embarcadero looks like those trees, palm trees are moving around a little bit but i do see some sunshine peeking through there. it is saturday june 6 i'm robin liss good morning. everybody i'm marty gonzales does look pretty breezy out there, let's go ahead and check out the weather forecast with dave spahr. >>good morning. martin robin good morning, everybody we starts the doseum of those morning cloud cover in fog scenario that will improve for us as we get into the afternoon. but we're looking

for winds to be around for another day, here's the shot from the golden gate there you see the fog clouds kind of lingering around a little bit of flap around what the flag rather look at our current winds there you can see on shore they are in the delta is going to be quite active later on for today, speaking of which particularly per solano county and off to the sacramento valley, 5 to 11 this evening. we have a wind advisory that's in place as you can see there. and we'll probably see some winds again for tomorrow so say the models temperatures for us we're looking at upper 50's in place some lower 50's up there the north bay 58% was a and breaking things down for you today we're to called sunny mostly sunny by 08:00am at 11 about 64 69 coming in at 2 o'clock we have a complete look at your forecast coming up in just a bit back to you all right, thank you dave our top story that we're following for you this morning counties all across the bay area. >>are loosening their coronavirus restrictions so starting today and sonoma county businesses, including

indoor dining and hair salons are allowed to reopen let's check in with kron four's rana harvey who's live in petaluma this morning with the details rana. >>a lot of folks have been struggling with the you know at home care cutting the hair the curling the dying so i think they're pretty happy that these salons are opening back up it's been a struggle. >>robin you have no idea every time i'm out and i'm doing a story about shops reopening people always ask me or here dressers and bombers allowed to open so this is some good news for people who live in sonoma county today. businesses are already starting to open their doors out here this morning and it's just a little after 7 o'clock. you see people out running and jogging still sonoma county starting to get back into the groove of things the size retail shops opening back up. there are some other institutions just like you mentioned here salons and barbershops are on that list take a look at your screen we're going to go to that list right now in person of faith based services are also able to reopen along with into a retail shopping and dining now

door recreation business activities can also resume along with equipment rentals. now with these openings some adjustments have to be made as businesses just can't get back to usual. it cannot be for people. they're going to have to reduce the number of customers the coming to their establishment. so they're also going after a choir. face coverings for people that come in. they're also not to do temperature checks for employees so that will be interesting to see how they facilitate having people that work there have their temperatures checked. now i spoke to some people that are out already this morning, here's what they had to say about things starting to reopen out here in sonoma. >>i think people are really. you're trying to get out there and come back we live in a small town community and with that we have many you know just small shops an and hair salons and search an and i think people overall are. >>ready to experience can back into the next

>>and its recent order follows the updated parks order that was issued earlier this week that allowed sonoma county residents to drive to coastal beaches. now right like you mentioned i talked to a number of people throughout the bay area from county to county as soon as these businesses start to open a you see people just a shift in there like this position a lot of people have 4 very upset, but as a fog and now she's happy relieved a lot of people saying that they've been trying to cut their all in here i was out in alameda county yesterday and i saw people were doing here cuts out by lake merritt people getting very over these past couple of months, but for now reporting on here in petaluma reyna harvey kron 4 news as we were joking and saying the struggle is real sometimes those tutorials on youtube don't always work out. thank you write a. >>also in the north bay happening today, sonoma county will start testing some people to see if they developed

antibodies to the coronavirus there will be testing for first responders those who've recovered from the virus and those have come in clone close contact with those who have recovered. they can be tested at the public health lab in santa rosa. the testing will be done every day and will eventually expand to health centers and some county hospitals. >>well happening today, san mateo county is revising its health order allowing outdoor dining and charter boat operations to resume. it also updates the guidelines for funerals social distancing must be in place in all facilities that are reopening. one of the east bay contra costa county officials continue to ease restrictions. it started last night outdoor dining is now allowed with no more than 6 people at each table dog parks can re open as long as people where their mask and practice social distancing outdoor swimming pools can reopen overnight camping. it's now ok with people in your household outdoor religious services are allowed with no more than 100

people and you can use outdoor picnic areas and barbecue areas. and a new health order will also go into effect on monday and alameda county it will allow small outdoor gatherings childcare facilities can reopen libraries can reopen for curbside pickup and certain businesses with limited person to person contact such as appliance repair and pet grooming services can also reopen again this goes into effect on monday but please continue to wear your mask and continue to practice social distancing. >>and happening today more protests over police brutality scheduled across the bay area today and that will include a march across the golden gate bridge. now according to the bridge highway and transportation district that march is set for noon today. meantime demonstrations were peaceful across the state and here in the bay area on friday. take a look at the scene friday evening in san jose has many demonstrators are gathering outside of city hall to peacefully protest and demand justice for george

floyd demonstrators were still outside of city hall as of late last night so the police were called in and dispersed the crowd without any serious and let's take look at the scene in alameda yesterday, dozens of protesters kneeling before they started marching so follow along in their cars as well demonstrators holding a black lives matter's banners. others will see or seen also carrying signs supporting the movement you can see they also chanted the names of george floyd and briana taylor as they marched. 100 people marching in pleasanton on friday afternoon, many of them carrying black lives matter signs. these protests remain peaceful as well. and in oakland, this young woman named lucy flynn is fighting for her life in the hospital after she was run over by a car as she left a demonstration in oakland nearly one week ago. take a look at the video from the scene a police are still looking for the driver of that car. the hit and run happened at the intersection of 17th

street and telegraph avenue there were hundreds of people in the area at the time so her family is asking witnesses to please come forward. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news governor newsome is calling for a new statewide use of force standard for california. >>plus protesters are marching for justice after a man was shot and killed in the north bay, why they're demanding transparency and accountability. a new safety guidelines for san francisco, how the city's health director says you can meet up with people outside of your household safely. 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.

my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99.

>>morning welcome back well shelter-in-place orders still in effect here in san francisco, the county health director is releasing new guidelines they allow people who don't live in the same home to get together safely. but san francisco health director doctor grant colfax says safe safer social interactions begin with wayne the benefits with the risks. he says if you decide to go out ideally you and the people you're meeting should not have any health issues that put you at a higher risk. doctor colfax also advises people to meet outdoors wearing a mask and a say 6 feet apart be sure to wash your hands and don't go if you feel sick or ill. >>and this is more information for people to to to make decisions that again reduce the risk of viral transmission. >>without colfax says the best way to slow the spread of the virus remains just simply staying at home. but if you do

want to get outside and see family and friends these guidelines will help you do it as safely as possible. >>mostly sunny, we're looking for today but has been on the breezy side of temperatures getting to the 60's and even into the early afternoon that will still see some inland highs getting into the 70's but it will be windy, look at your forecast coming

tomorrow, it can only be better with wendy's breakfast. a tomorrow that says "bay-can." not "bay-can't." ♪ ♪ where fresh eggs rain like... opportunity. ♪ ♪ goodness is spread. ♪ ♪ and the frosty is ccino-ed. tomorrow brings more. like buy-any-of-these- and-get-another- for-just-a-dollar kind of more. no matter what, tomorrow's lookin' good! tomorrow also available today.

discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's. theand we want to thank times, the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >>welcome back everyone that

i've 7.14 good morning and thanks for waking up with us it's time to check in with dave spahr get a look at the bob is driving across the bay bridge. i notice activated the high wind advisory signs the bay bridge the golden gate the benicia bridge. those trees are miller really moving around. >>yeah and you're getting a head when 2 coming out to the west of course because it's being an onshore wind and looks like it's going to be windy not just today, but also tomorrow quite breezy as well feeling more like a fall like day really been springer certainly like june after the heat spikes we had in they're going to warm by the middle of the week that you'll see in the 7 day as well so has a look up today right now we have that marine layer to kind of take but after that peels off it's up to the races and mostly sunny skies. temperatures thus far we're in the upper 50's over most of the district's 60 going on for kind of exception there but lower 50's up to the north bay and upper 50's to the south bay kind of expected with the this wind in place that keeps a lot of uniformity mixes things up quite a bit so you

don't have quite the differentiation with the heat and the temperatures that you would if you had clear skies and not much the way of winds so some last scattered clouds to make note of our forecast models tell us that we might have some scattered clouds this afternoon but mostly sunny will work to keep those inland areas, let's get to that part here in future cast for it looks pretty good today just noting a few little scattered clouds here and there looks like a little threat of some coastal sprinkles maybe perhaps overnight into sunday morning, a touch but then again going back to the mostly sunny mode for the balance of the day's the weekend looks okay sky wise but what's going to affect most people what robin was talking about will be those winds. this is what we're going to have of the afternoon and again you can see it's an onshore wind so therefore getting to the east bay it's going to be getting a nice tailwind but if you're coming out to the west of the peninsula, san francisco or elsewhere what you're going to face a bit of a head with again a onshore wind in place of the west winds, mostly in the 20's got some upper teens

and that's enough for that wind advisory for solano county and off to the delta in optics a little bit tomorrow to this is out to 6 o'clock you can see tomorrow and there you have it a northwest wind will define as being on shore but will be shifted little bit towards the northwest. no statements on this yet, but again solano counties in the statement for today, we'll see if anything pops though tomorrow let you know about that looks like something interesting for your back to work on monday. after those inland areas there in the east bay looks like bit of a wind also building as well kind of put it all to rest. so scattered clouds today, mild windy to breezy. tomorrow it's a few clouds still breezy and still sub 80 happening at we get a little break from the heat this weekend the next week warming quickly near mid 90's by wednesday, and it's just going to tap it. and then drop back again for weeks and as we head into the next weekend again dropping off. so for today, we'll call it 64 san francisco keep some scattered clouds in there when the 68 for oakland, mostly

sunny and for san jose, looking nice as good as well at 71 just a check across the greater region here will get some middle place look at the color is a shunt mostly green on the board here and some yellows but the reds are taking the weekend off they're going to be back though here we're going to check that out in the extended forecast. and look at your 4 zone as well marty affecting all right. dave, thanks a lot, let's go to the south bay this morning police arrested a man in connection with a fatal hit and run collision in san jose. >>san jose police arresting 27 year-old antonio galanos. the fatal hit and run happened along the guadalupe park, a river trail on thursday investigators say they believe belong to us was riding his bike northbound when he crossed over the center line and into the path of 2 cyclists or coming the other way 61 year-old tom foster of san jose was killed in that bicycle collision. police say the case is no different than if the accident had occurred on a public road. >>whether you're in the street

or on a trail or in any other path. you know you need to abide by the rules of the road. >>well the law most is now facing felony hit and run and manslaughter charges. >>well to the north bay of santa rosa man has been arrested after being accused of deliberately backing up his car to kill a dog owner was also injured this happened monday on las lomas road near central avenue. the sheriff also says that the driver backed up his car after the dog's owner yelled at him to slow down. juan mendoza lisa was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and felony animal cruelty. well in the east bay fire crews are working to keep an historic theater from igniting again this is the old san lorenzo theater that was burning in alameda county. the fire was extinguished by 9 last night crews were there throughout the night just putting out hot spots. it's unclear how that fire started the all san lorenzo opened up way back in 1947, but close in 1982. it

was declared a historic state resource in 2001. >>a national news this morning, fewer children are getting vaccines during this pandemic and now some lawmakers want the cdc to step in to reverse the trend basal john has latest on that. >>virginia senators tim kaine and mark warner are concerned about the declining re of child immunizations during the pandemic breaks. >>are starting to go down in a way that is very very troubling. we've got a whole lot of parents that were afraid to go to the hospital are afraid to go to their doctors and so you've got a whole cohort of kids and they didn't get vaccinated kaine and warner along with 15 other senators are asking the centers for disease control. >>to develop a plan to reverse the trend. >>what is the plan to make sure that we continue z the laudable focus that this nation has had. on vaccinations to keep families safe. both came in warner see the lack of immunizations against measles and other

vaccine, preventable diseases. >>could lead to new problems in the future it also creates a health care crisis. if you've got kids who are getting immunized. they also want the cdc to ensure children are a priority. when the coronavirus vaccine becomes available when the vaccine for coronavirus is about children should be in the line. the cdc hasn't responded to the senator's yet or to our request for comment. but kaine and warner hope the organization focuses on more community efforts and public education campaigns to make sure children get the protection they need. reporting in washington on diesel john. >>the administration still getting pushed back for their photo on monday and clearing what seemed to be peaceful protesters. i'm joe khaleel here in washington why the president's cabinet is now being looked at for accountability. >>and plenty of sunshine. this morning, cool temperatures to and some wind as well for our saturday taking a live look outside the richmond sandra fell bridge with and very little traffic this morning we'll be right back. how did kellogg's combine...

...crunchy oat clusters with a touch of honey... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of branstorming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch. two scoops of delicious.

here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do.

house remains under scrutiny this morning for forcibly removing peaceful protesters in washington dc on monday. >>justgbefore the president and members of his cabinet pose for a picture in front of an historic church and some lawmakers are now pushing to hold the president's team accountable, joe khaleel reports. >>california democrats are attacking members of president trump's cabinet over monday

night police action against protesters and the photo op at saint john's church that followed secretary defense engaged in a blatant political. john garamendi sits on the house armed services committee he says defense secretary mark esper should resign, but esper says he had no idea about the president's plan to walk to the church what i was not aware of was exactly where we're going. >>when when we arrived at the church and what the plans were once we got there, but secretary esper has publicly criticized the president's plan to prepare active military to police protesters and garamendi says that should spurs cue to quit is always the right move for any official to resign when asked to do something that is improper. this committee has a duty to confront these issues mister chairman and senator kamala harris wants the senate judiciary committee to investigate the attorney general william barr's involvement in clearing the protesters was reported that attorney general barr personally ordered therefore

forceful she's asked her committee to put all other business side until they investigate bomb. >>barr says he too didn't have much warning about the president's plans. but barr says officials did intend to move the protesters anyhow there is no correlation between. >>park and her or tactical plan of moving the perimeter and the president going over to the church barr says he and other cabinet members were with the president because the president asked them to be there in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and national news joe biden has officially clinched the democratic presidential nomination and will face off against president trump in november. the associated press projects said biden has 1993 delegates that's 2 more than he needs to earn the nomination biden has been the presumptive nominee and heavy favorite since a strong showing on super tuesday back in march. he has yet to announce a running mate lot of folks are waiting for that announcement, although biden house promised to select a

woman. >>and still ahead this morning, california will be coming out with new guidelines to allow more businesses and activities to reopen we'll have everything you need to know coming up after the break. good morning, welcome

back the death of george floyd in minneapolis is prompting governor newsome to change police tactics here in california. >>but kron four's ella sogomonian report said not

everyone is on board with banning the chokehold. >>after 2 weeks of protests that followed the death of george floyd governor gavin, newsome is now calling for some immediate changes to policing policies across the state on friday, the governor directed california's police officer training program to stop teaching the carotid hold a restraint which blocks the flow of blood to the brain. there's no place any longer. the 21st century. following news of new sums orders former police officer and law enforcement training expert, don cameron said that he disagrees with the move saying that is not at all what happened to george floyd i don't agree with that at all. >>i think we need your reaction to. mr. portes du uh but that was not a lot of that straight away with the crime percent. each simply use that. on police trained tactical putting it me across country. well, i mean ended up. jim. but a lot of the strength of the democratic to shake

acquired by lot of pressure. the to restrict the flow of oxygenated blood to the brain and left the person who state of unconsciousness. in this case, the officer was on the support 9 minutes the crowd of the strength to strength somebody about 15 seconds the take down technique is demonstrated in this video from self-defense instructors. >>and chromecast street defense whose teacher explains it's a tool to hold someone with pressure on the job and ear with the need placed on the head and hip not on the neck back or lungs. >>and it's crucial not to leave anyone lying on her stomach for a long time because stress alcohol or drugs can cause breathlessness. >>governor newsome says that he's going to be signing a proposed law to prohibit police have already been trained from using the stranglehold technique. his administration is also coming through a state law that goes into effect in january that reestablish his police training on implicit bias and de-escalation techniques the

governor says that he hopes to put parts of that in place sooner the kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. >>san francisco to a chase of the teen says his office is making changes designed to protect the public from police misconduct, he's appointed law teeth gray as the new managing a tourney and charge of the offices independent investigations bureau also prosecutors must now review all evidence before charging any cases involving obstruction allegations of resisting arrest or assaulting an officer but dean is making the changes in response to national protests over the death of george floyd and other members of the black community in the country. >>in the north bay there's a different march for just justice that took place in the march was for sean monterrosa the 22 year-old who was shot by a police officer earlier this week monterroso was on his knees when an officer shot him through the windshield of his police cruiser the police chief says the officer thought that sean monterrosa had a gun

but later discovered it was a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket. it happened while the label police officers were responding to a walgreens parking lot after receiving calls of a possible looting going on there at the pharmacy early tuesday morning. now the community says it wants transparency and accountability for months rose's death. >>entered news when an editor of medical just like to do my nephew somebody new to be >>the oil police say the officer who shot monterrosa is an 18 year veteran he's currently on paid administrative leave. >>well the fbi has released photos of a van believed to have been used during a shooting that killed a federal officer in oakland now this happened on the night of may 29th right in front of the federal building in downtown oakland. there's a photo of the van right there, large protests were happening at the time but it's not clear if they were connected to the shooting. 2 officers were

standing right in front of the building when this white van this for cargo van pulled up and someone fired at them 53 year-old dave underwood was shot and killed the other officer was injured. the fbi is now looking for anyone with surveillance cameras between 7 street and west grand avenue or between webster and market streets in oakland. no arrests have been made. >>san francisco mayor london breed is announcing free coronavirus testing for anyone who has been participating in peaceful protests. she made that announcement on twitter saying the city is supporting peaceful and public protests. anyone participating regardless of where you live can register at the fillmore pop-up site for free testing. you don't have to have any symptoms to get tested. and according to johns hopkins university hospital there are more than 6 million cases of covid-19 around the world with over 395,000 deaths more than 2 million people have recovered though the u.s. has more than 1 million cases and

109,000 deaths and here in the bay area there are over 14,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. alameda county with the in the local counties has 3700 infections. the virus has been deadlier in santa clara county where 144 people have died. and we do have the complete breakdown of cases by city and county on our website kron 4 dot com. >>despite totals we continue making progress flattening the curve and slowing the spread because of that governor newsom announced a further loosening of restrictions more businesses will soon be able to fully reopen including schools day camps, bars gyms and some professional sports kron four's gayle ong has more. >>it's been a tough go of it for das bruise located in fremont for the last 3 months the small brewery has been shuttered because of the pandemic 80% we fought our son os i was all sale items which are bars hotels and restaurants that sell our

every year. but finally a glimmer of hope we're facing at the tasting room changing some >>painting while we've got no people in there. >>starting june 12th the state of california coming out with new guidelines to allow more businesses and activities to reopen that includes restaurants, bars and wineries campground rv parks and outdoor recreation hotels family entertainment centers and fitness facilities while alameda county isn't quite ready to allow bars and restaurants to bring patrons inside the new policies are still a win for a desk proved conor's priscilla larocca and yanez shoots or sell beer to restaurants and bars across the bay area while they themselves will be able to serve beer at their own establishment, they're excited to begin selling to bars in other counties that are reopening we are all set. >>follow any kind of guidelines and we do know how to do it. there was a long list of tasks and businesses will need to check off to make

sure they have the proper protocols for covid-19. >>the new state guidelines is ultimately up to the counties to enforce. gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>san francisco, a calls off several streets beginning monday to make social distancing easier. the closures include west pacific avenue between a yellow and presidio boulevards montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between kobe avenue and lincoln boulevard now washington boulevard between kobe and a fellow well allow some limited access to cars for residency, no tenants delivery an emergency services so keep that in mind we have more details on our website want to check it out and to see the whole list head over to kron 4 dot com. and a san francisco continues to gradually reopen sf mta will begin enforcing street cleaning restrictions starting june 15th pay attention to the signs folks the city will sue them to resume enforcement for

parking violations related to street sweeping the city stopped issuing tickets as of march 17 to allow residents to stay home, you know without having to worry about getting a ticket and stressing out about that so resuming enforcement for mechanical street sweeping is now being described as necessary and the city begins to allow more businesses are as the city begins to allow more businesses and activities to reason. >>and coming up this morning bay area rents are dropping dramatically we're going to take a look at new data on what this means for the bay area and san francisco.

>>welcome back everyone bay area rents are dropping dramatically new data shows that in tech heavy cities like san francisco, the price for a one-bedroom apartment has gone down more than 9%. well that's a big drop in the decline is the lowest seen in the bay area in 3 years. >>joining san francisco, the city's a mountain view home of google cupertino home of apple and san bruno home of youtube are seen double digit rant drops rental search company zumper found that people are searching for more space and affordability in cities like sacramento, sonoma county and los angeles. number thinks it is possible for an average one-bedroom apartment in san francisco to drop below $3,000. but they say dropping all the way to $2000 a month. that's unlikely. >>is ever going to $1000 one veteran's day just go right so i mean i still think still

going out really expensive but in the coming months, i think prices continue to drop. >>well the decline for a cost of a one-bedroom a in san francisco may come as welcome news. but it's still keep in mind the most expensive rent to pay in the country. >>and it is indeed still ahead on the kron 4 morning news nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizes for not supporting players peaceful protest. how he's promising the league will change moving forward. >>an interesting june since we started this month air it's going to feel more like well now fall that's right when went on for today onshore winds at that temperatures down to help stray spread along the coast have looked for itself, that's next news 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.

i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it starts acting from the first dose. and it lowers risk of heart attack, stroke, or death in people with known heart disease or multiple risk factors. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain, and decreased appetite, which lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. we're committed to helping ensure trulicity is available and affordable. learn more at trulicity.com.

my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake.

whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>good morning welcome back so you're waking up and you're thinking this is supposed to be june it feeling like november, how chilly and windy a for the bay area but look at this shot here from the golden gate bridge looking pretty nice this morning, plenty of sunshine days far as here to sort all of this out for us because we've got a little bit of everything dave. >>i tell you what about my pumpkin so there we go i think we actually see that shot that you had there looks like some clearing trying to happen the golden gate a little bit going on but still have some work to be done. those still be some scattered clouds and parts of our viewing area going on for today. but the thing that

everybody is going to notice is going to be that strong on shore when they're going to have just about all of the region show you that just a second first of all first things first a shot from u c berkeley kind of that hazy sunshine making it through some of the leftover marine layer sfo, no delays happening this morning, although with the winds may pose some minor problems there still something that keep in mind a little bit for today. so the current winds right now the snapshot we have we have them in the teens you can see right across the golden gate off to oakland in the delta as you can see it's extends out that direction the corridor is all open up for their that's why solano county is looking at a wind advisory that i thought sought doesn't kick in until 5 o'clock even though all day today you'll notice the winds working temperatures with all of this pretty much the upper 50's we have some lower 50's up there in the north bay but upper 50's do it for most of the region 60 coming at this hour for any aac across the state look at central valley border, they plummet from numbers in the 80's yesterday we're at 79 for fresno and bakersfield sacramento,

central coast lower to middle 60's and out of socal, upper 60's highs for today or i want to jump real quick to what what's going on the gulf of mexico. i talked about this yesterday. it is a tropical storm. yes cristobal. delivering of rain is expected for the eastern edge of the gulf of mexico. the issue is with this is it looks to be bearing down on a louisiana hits striking at you with this timing maybe perhaps by tomorrow afternoon, our time or maybe late morning near new orleans now they do have a state of emergency that's been posted going on here because of this system they're expecting it never looks to be gaining hurricane strength though. so back in the home front here are winds. speaking of when's going on this afternoon today at 5.30 we're going to be in the wind advisory so on i know solano county fairfield going there to 18 it's in the wind advisory and points east off to the sacramento valley. the east bay counties they're not

technically ended it's going to be plenty when the all this afternoon so take care with all of that and the peninsula to so we those a little bit of it and then it picks back up again tomorrow afternoon evening again. this time it will be out of the northwest. we may have some statements that will pop tomorrow, but i think they're just waiting to get through today first to see what we got and then monday morning your commute back to work those heading back in looks like there's some winds to deal with as well and the far east bay locations so 4 zone forecast today, 64 for san francisco, daly city 6359 pacifica with half moon bay at 64 got the mid 60's here for the northern end of the peninsula down to the south them around 70 or so upper 60's at that and it doesn't get much warmer down here. the south bay, 71 the popular number 75 morgan hill just wants to be different east bay shoreline to the south it's upper 60's, 71 livermore tri valley it 70 with pleasanton don't forget onshore. winds controlling temperatures. got a little bit more heating going on here for walnut creek

in concord middle 70's there berkeley at 66 richmond, 70 up to the north bay valais ho while 61, 74 for a sonoma 73 for napa and 74 for santa rosa with the beaches quite chilly today, 62 point re but 54 stenson beach in your 70 forecast it's june again, it looks like by the middle of the week tuesday and wednesday get in there to the lower to middle 90's and then we drop back off again thursday and friday windy. at 76, it looks to be rain-free as we drop back in the flavor of well spring or fall or some other season or something thrown in there robin back to you. we are listening. i am listening. >>and i will be reaching out to players. we have raised their voices and others on how we can improve and go forward we're better and more united nfl team. >>that's an nfl commissioner roger goodell apologizing and admitting the nfl was wrong and taking a stand against previous players protest. it's

a dramatic reversal in the league's stance, plenty of nfl players and coaches have weighed in on the black lives matter movement and protests, but the real catalyst for the nfl statement was a video released by prominent nfl players thursday night. the star-studded player video featuring black athletes like patrick mahomes deandre hopkins on michael thomas and many more all of them pleading with the nfl to condemn racism apologize for anti protest stance and declare its support for the black lives matter's new movement i was this is where we >>the players would like to a state we condemn racism and the systematic oppression of black we now are it brought us out of our players from peacefully protesting the >>black lives matter. >>well another layer to this story is the reaction of the president so he tweeted the following about quarterback drew brees we should be

standing up straight and tall ideally with the salute or hand over the heart. there are other things that you can protest but not our great american flag know neely now this comes after brees apologize for comments that he made about kneeling being disrespectful to the american flag. brees actually you know address that message to the president writing in through my ongoing conversations with friends. teammates and leaders in the black community. i realize that this is not about the american flag, it never has been we're at a critical juncture in our nation's history if not now when we as a white community need to listen and learn from the pain and suffering of our black communities, the black community cannot do it alone. this will require all of us. >>archbishop riordan high school in san francisco's transitioning from all boys to coed next year and they've appointed the first coach in the girls athletic program we

talked to the new girls basketball coach will watkins about his plans for the future. our big things character. >>and teaching teaching, you know young athlete out prepare themselves for the rest of their terms of tech person they're going to no what type of teammate, you or is that transfers and do your job all those type of thing so really the life lessons. >>well coach watkins graduated from riordan back in 1999. he coached on the boys staff for the past 7 years. >>how about a little look outside before we go checking at all the embarcadero looks different from what we checked in about an hour ago we see more sunshine a little breezy around the bay area this morning, a high wind advisory remains in place when you have depression, it can plunge you into deep, dark lows. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad

and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. metabolic changes may occur. nausea, restlessness and movement dysfunction are common side effects. when bipolar depression overwhelms, ask how vraylar can help.

>>kron four's happy to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we're going to congratulate andrea joy all can tara. andrea graduated from a royal high school in san leandro yeah you go andrea she's planning to move to los angeles to pursue a career in nursing she'll be attending santa monica college. you can let us know about a graduate in your life by going to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty it's under the news tab. then submit a picture of your grad let us know the high school the graduate attended and what's next in store for them. >>coming up next on kron 4 morning news counties all

across the bay area are loosening their coronavirus restrictions including sonoma county we're live in sonoma county with a breakdown of what will be allowed to reopen today. plus we're also getting a look at body cam video this is from an incident involving alameda police why there's an investigation into the officers use of force. and one of the you know hardest hit areas, you know looting and the rioting that's been happening. it's been taking a big toll on the cannabis industry what this means for the future supply of on the morning?

you are. cause frosted mini wheats are made to fill people up. and they have 10 layers of wheat and seven vitamins and minerals. just one bowl and you're good till lunch.

just one bowl tomorrow, it can only be better with wendy's breakfast. a tomorrow that says "bay-can." not "bay-can't." ♪ ♪ where fresh eggs rain like... opportunity. ♪ ♪ goodness is spread. ♪ ♪ and the frosty is ccino-ed. tomorrow brings more. like buy-any-of-these- and-get-another- for-just-a-dollar kind of more. no matter what, tomorrow's lookin' good! tomorrow also available today.

>>you're watching kron 4 morning >>good morning to you thank you so much for tuning in to the kron 4 morning news we appreciate the company we're taking a live look outside this is a beautiful shot from san francisco. >>and our carol we see sunshine or a mix of sun and clouds out there, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales it looks like of the wind is calm down just a little bit compared to last hour robin. >>let's find out for sure from day as far as he knows that a good morning guys good morning everybody yes, it's a change of the guard we have going on here all that the hot stuff we have from last week gone for this weekend entirely. >>cooler temperatures and breezy to windy we have another winds are not completely out of here yet actual be here this afternoon. they're just taking a little bit of a hiatus compared to what we've been seeing the

golden gate bridge shot it's a really improved before as kind of spooky an hour or so ago, but now we're getting more blue patches in there. we don't with the winds. well, they're still in the teens and 20's you can see right across the golden gate there but elsewhere across the bay, calming down a little bit but we'll be seeing more of that this afternoon and this evening. so much so. oddly this wind advisory kicks in at 5 o'clock it's with us until 11 this evening covering solano county. and technically, not the other counties in the bay area goes off to the sacramento in central valleys. but basically we can go ahead and say few pokes east bay, particularly you're still kind of close to all of it so prepare for kind of a windy evening or this scene of the activity will be this evening. so it'll be quite windy for everybody this afternoon but getting a little bit more so this evening you want to take note of all right our temperatures now across the board we're getting some lower 60's and here now 60 conquered oakland, a word also 63 for antioch elsewhere pretty much upper 50's at this

hour for comparison's sake, we're just a touch cooler off to the far east bay, a touch warmer up there the north bay in san francisco and oakland, breaking it down for you today, 66 at high noon 68 by 3 o'clock was just a couple days ago where that temperature at and 09:00am or so coming up a little bit we'll take a closer look at your forecast you can expect for your saturday back to you sounds good. thank you dave. >>our top story that we're following for you this morning counties all across the bay area are loosening their coronavirus restrictions so starting today and sonoma county businesses, including indoor dining and hair salons are allowed to reopen. let's check in with kron four's rana harvey who is live in petaluma with those details rana good morning. >>morning robin i'm in the downtown area here in front of boulevard barbers and i stopped here because i saw a man peeking through the window and i asked him what he was doing he said he was just trying to double check and they were going to be open today. so a lot of people excited about the business is an establishment, opening up

their doors, okay we're going to show you on your screen right now what other businesses you can expect to open up their doors today to check this out this is a the in person faith based services have they're going to be opening their doors along with indoor retail shopping and dining hair salons and barber shops like i just mentioned people can't wait for them to open their doors they are already an hour before the businesses start to open up outdoor recreation and business activities can also resume along with equipment, rentals and with these openings are going to come some changes it's not going to be business as usual what you're going to see is a reduced the number of customers also they're going to be requiring face coverings so if you do come in here to get a haircut or a different establishments don't leave home without that mask. they're also going to be asking for temperature checks for all of their employees so that's going to be interesting to see how they implement it like i mentioned talking to some people out here. residents say it about businesses reopening look that

recent order follows the updated parks order that was issued earlier this week and allows the sonoma county to drive of the residents that live out here in sonoma county to drive to coastal beaches now as i talk to somebody like you this morning. here's what they had to say about some of their businesses reopening. >>they come here because they haven't heard from him. yes, i'm excited for. i just want to make sure they can open >>i'm robin that is the sentiment from everybody from county to county. because i've been to a lot of bay area counties in the past couple of weeks and everyone says they're excited about the they here shops the barber shops, the small mom and pop shops being able to re open so it feels like it's a new day out here but i'm in downtown petaluma rain on harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you for the update reyna marty. >>also happening today robin

sonoma county will start testing some people to see if they developed antibodies to the coronavirus there will be testing for first responders those who have recovered from the virus and people who have come in close contact with them. they can be tested at the public health lab in santa rosa and the testing will be done every day. it will eventually expand to health centers and some county hospitals as well. >>well happening today, san mateo county is revising its health order allowing outdoor dining and charter boat operations to resume it also updates the guidelines first funerals social distancing must be in place at all facilities that are reopening. well to the east right now contra costa county officials continue to ease restrictions. it started last night outdoor dining is now allow with no more than 6 people at each table, dog parks can reopen as long as people wear a mask and practice social distancing outdoor swimming pools can reopen and overnight camping is okay with people in your household outdoor religious services are allowed with no

more than 100 people and you can use outdoor picnic and barbecue areas. well a new health order will go into effect on monday and alameda county it will allow small outdoor gatherings childcare facilities can reopen libraries could reopen for curbside pickup and then certain businesses will you know be able to have you know limited person to person contact such as appliance repair and pet grooming services, those can re open again this goes into effect on monday. >>happening today more protests for justice are scheduled across the bay area and that includes a march across the golden gate bridge later today. according to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district that march is set for noon. meantime demonstrations were peaceful across the state and here in the bay area as well on friday. take a look at the scene friday evening in san jose front of city hall, many demonstrators gathered outside of city hall the few peacefully protest and demand justice for george floyd

demonstrators were still there late last night so the police were called in to disperse the crowd. they did so without any serious incidents. and thus take a look at the scene in alameda where dozens of protesters were kneeling before they started marching some of them followed along in their cars as well demonstrators held a black lives matter matter banner and others were seen carrying signs supporting the movement. >>they also chanted the names of george floyd and brianna taylor as they marched. and hundreds of people marched in pleasanton friday afternoon many of them carrying black lives matter signs. these protests remained peaceful as well. >>it is a closer look at body cam video from an incident involving alameda police that's now under investigation officers were responding to a call of someone dancing in the street back on may 23rd. the interactions started all is calm until police asked the man to stand on the sidewalk and he refuse. so that's when

things started to escalate you can see the police say they're going to grab and there you go the grab them and try walking him over to the patrol car. they warned him that if he kept resisting he'd be arrested, but then the man would cooperate in the officers called for backup. now with the backup arrived, they got the man on the ground they put him in handcuffs and they arrested him. the department has ordered an independent investigation into the officers use of force. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom is calling for a new statewide use of force standard for california. plus protesters are marching for justice after a man was shot and killed in the north bay, why they're demanding transparency and accountability. a new safety guidelines for san francisco, how the city's health director says you can. you can meet up with people outside your household safely. how about a look outside another pretty shot from the embarcadero in san francisco, the sun's out a little breezy depending on

where you are this morning, we're in store for another nice day it's going to be pretty sunny and mild we'll have your full forecast in just a bit

these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us.

take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >>welcome back while shelter-in-place order still in effect here in san francisco, the county health director is releasing new guidelines and they allow for people who don't live in the same home to get together safely. but san francisco health director doctor grant colfax says safer social

interactions begin with wayne the benefits with the risks. he also says if you do decide to go out ideally you and the people you're meeting should have any health issues that put you at a higher risk. doctor colfax is advising people to meet outdoors to wear a mask stay 6 feet apart wash your hands and don't go out if you feel sick. >>and this is more information for people to to to make decisions that again reduce the risk of viral transmission. >>not cold facts as the best way to slow the spread of the virus remains simply staying at home. but if you do want to get and see family and friends. these guidelines. he says will help you do it as safely as possible. good morning, dave all right. >>we are looking some clearing skies at work here about the shot coming in that were on that kind of a front come through not much moisture with out. but it's up by the winds only other with us all day and really all weekend and take a look at that sued the

>>good morning welcome back we want to go ahead and get a check of the forecast because of a chilly here this morning. then it has been in the past couple mornings and the day's forced to tell us all about it heidi. >>a good morning marty good morning everybody-i'm quite a change you're right a over the system is that this has really lived up to spring the last couple of weeks here mark twain said so many going to change your wardrobe all the time we had to things are going to be radically different for this weekend

compared to what we saw just this last week feeling almost like more like fall we had kind of a an eventful system have passed on by the one thing that you always get what these frontal systems is wins and that we're getting but still some moisture left in what was some of that there's the marine layer that's left over some clouds you can see off towards the distance with the golden gate bridge as well temperatures for us we're already graduated to about 60 for good chunk of the east bay, 63 antioch elsewhere, it's upper to middle 50's at this hour, 60 also san jose. there you can see it on the satellite has given its to whatever we're throwing in a few little clouds in the afternoon forecast in some locations just to kind of say make note of it but that's about it basically mostly sunny for much of the bay area, however that's very deceiving because you see all that thinking almost be really ormond were used to audits been short sleeve shirts and such no it's going to be but on the cooler side today future cast for to make note of all of that ok some passing

clouds whatever. and tomorrow morning might have a little couple stray sprinkles at the coast, potentially that's again. the marine layer this at work all the real stuff is up to the north. all right so let's get this business about the future cast when show us the winds picking up this afternoon and this evening at 6.30 we freeze and here to give you a general idea across the bay who's covered and how not as apparent in the south bay by comparison sake. but certainly the peninsula north bay in the east bay solano county is the only area in our viewing area. only county in our viewing area. that's technically in that wind advisory but you can see it takes a lot of real estate up with all of this so just a good rule of thumb for everybody expect winds this evening in your travels and then into sunday evening, it looks like there's a repeat performance. we'll see when we get a little closer any statements pop because of this it's more of a northwesterly direction you can see and one more point of note. looks like a little bit of when building for the inland areas by your

monday morning perhaps off to work there that looks to be more short lived so scattered clouds today, mild windy and breezy. tomorrow, it's a few clouds breezy still to windy and we're still sub 80 don't worry. they're coming back in the 7 day. next week warming quickly in near mid 90's by wednesday we're going to be marching upward again and get a feel more like june in just a couple of days, 64 san francisco, 68 for open 71 san jose, again notice more mostly sunny across most of the real estate, san francisco keep its coastal clouds there. for highs today across the greater region. yellows are pretty much being encroached on by the green snapping back here so we've got a lot of 70's on the board here some upper 60's along the east bay shoreline feeling a bit cooler than what we've experienced and that will be around with us tomorrow as well we'll take a look at 4 zone forecast for you coming up in just a bit as well as that extended. robin, thank you all right, thank you marty. >>well to the south right now the search has ended for a suspect wanted in connection

with a fatal hit and run collision in san jose kron four's rob fladeboe reports. >>san jose police announcing the arrest of this man 27 year old antonio bolanos in connection with a fatal hit and run collision here on the guadalupe river trail on thursday based on witness accounts and skid marks with the trail passes below tasman avenue. investigators believe the suspect was riding northbound when he crossed over the center line and into the path of 2 cyclists coming the other way as their a protein be uphill portion summer is coming down. >>the trail and the grove and the opposite side of the of the trail and collided head on. >>with the 2 victims killed was 61 year-old tom foshan to san jose. his partner a 59 year-old woman received non-life threatening injuries. another person on the trail took this photo of the suspect who fled the scene on foot. police say the case is no different than if the accident had occurred on a public road

when you're on a bike. >>basically the rules of the road apply if you were in a car. and whether you're in the street or on a trail or in any other path. you know you need to abide by the rules of the road. the collision occurred at the bottom of a long downhill grade in the northbound direction well southbound riders are starting to climb after a similar downhill grade in the southbound direction police could not recall a similar case where a fatal accident on a bike trail led to a hit and run investigation. >>they say several tips from the public led to the arrest of all on us. they say he is facing felony hit and run and manslaughter charges in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well to the north right now santa rosa man has been arrested after being accused of deliberately backing up his car to kill a dog owner was also injured. now this happened monday on las lomas road near central avenue. the sheriff's office said that the driver backed up his car after the dog's owner yelled at him

to slow down. juan mendoza was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and felony animal cruelty. >>in the east bay fire crews are working to keep a historic theater from a 19 again. take a look at the old san lorenzo theater. it was burning alameda county yesterday the fire was extinguished by 9 o'clock last night. but crews were there throughout the night putting out hot spots. still unclear this morning, how that fire started the old san lorenzo opened back in 1947. it closed in 1982 and was declared a historic state resource in 2001. in san francisco, a grass fire forced evacuations in the city's port, errol hill neighborhood on thursday afternoon it happened near connecticut and wisconsin streets. the fire burned 2 and a half acres and people who live in that area were told by officials to leave their homes. bert harold hill recreation center was also evacuated for a time. one man was injured, but is expected to be okay the fire didn't do much damage to any

buildings or homes. >>and national news joe biden has officially clinch the democratic presidential nomination and will face off against president trump in november. the associated press for jackson biden has 1993 delegates that's 2 more than he needs to earn the nomination biden has been the presumptive nominee and heavy favorite since a strong showing on super tuesday back in march. he has yet to announce a running mate, though, although biden has promised to select a woman. plus we'll be reviewing its policies concerning the state use of force voter suppression and content moderation. this comes after a backlash from employees after twitter put up a warning over president trump's tweet about looting and shooting. mark zuckerberg said facebook would not take a similar approach. this led to something of a revolt against his some among his employees many held a virtual walkout monday soccer berg posted a

lengthy note on facebook saying that it will consider other approaches to problematic content. instead of just leaving it up or taking it down. >>still ahead this morning, a growing concern for some bay area businesses as marijuana dispensaries around the state are ransacked and left empty. and we're taking a live look outside at the almost empty 5 freeway on the approach the richmond sandra fell bridge, plenty of sunshine windy conditi

when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. and kept the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. meet visible. unlimited data, messages and minutes. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com.

welcome back many cannabis operators in california still cleaning up the mess in their stores and calculating the losses from looting kron four's maureen kelly talked to the owner of one major pod company who says he's not sure about the future of his business. >>while police had their hands full with the anger and rage unleashed during protests over the death of george floyd criminals swooped in and pulled off multiple brazen heists in the bay area and beyond this is surveillance camera video that shows the coordinated attack on nugs cultivation facility in oakland sunday morning. or you can see the thieves pushing out cart loads of pot plants. they also ransacked their inventory. the next day the company's ceo doctor john oram says they fortified the building to try to thwart another attempt sure enough monday brought more trouble since the building was a

little bit harder to get into. >>the burglars to try different tactics in one case they took a uhaul truck rammed it through a fence and then a smash the side of our building since that attempt failed that these and trying to get in climbing on the peas you need gas lines outside several of which broke. >>causing a large scale gas leak. >>the genie had to come out in the middle of the night about 03:00am and turn off those gas lines certainly that pg and e operators you know risk their lives coming do that because there were still robberies happening at that time, here's video of damage there san leandro dispensary where police say crooks engaged security guards in a gun battle, no one was injured. but later burglars did get in and smash the place up. >>they're sacramento facility was also hard hit. my team and i have spent the last 10 years building a top 10 per and in the largest cannabis industry in the world here in the state of california. and we watched it just be destroyed in 48

hours. just absolutely destroying we're talking about lives livelihoods in jeopardy. we're talking about hundreds of employees local oakland and san leandro in sacramento. residents that i've been employing now for years. >>is in jeopardy. >>says he believes his business will survive, but what it will look like after he picks up the pieces is unclear and since these attacks have happened at many other cannabis businesses. he believes the state's entire marijuana supply chain, his disrupted. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>before we go a peek outside at the golden gate bridge is looking good this morning traffic nice unlike the weather is going to be nice plenty of sunshine in store just a little windy. we'll have more and specifics for your city coming up

♪

♪ mix up a treat and a little fun with rice krispies. >>good morning, welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news. i'm sure you're wondering about the weather so let's check in with days far and see how it's shaping up dave. >>a good morning guys good morning everybody and off to kind of a breezy to windy afternoon we're going to see today with the cooler temperatures here filling more a little bit like fall than like the season and an there you see what the current snapshot looks like going right across the bay at 21 miles per hour winds at san francisco and oakland at 16 as you can see in that it extends off to the delta. elsewhere, it's not as intense, but it

will pick up a little bit later on today we expect it now for coverage areas the formal. a wind advisory is it covers only solano county. and that extends off to the central in sacramento, valleys, however, you will still see that in the east bay north bay to them and it's like you're going to see some winds picking up this afternoon and this evening still will be showing you all those projections. now it looks like outside. well we've been showing you the golden gate up close and personal stills couple stray clouds at work here but we're cleaning up this marine layer after this a frontal system passed over and still can continue to generates winds. temperature where the lower 60's across a good chunk of the real estate mid-fifties elsewhere, 59 redwood city and 16 meanwhile for san jose. what you can expect for today. breezy 66 by high noon, 60 ats by mid afternoon, cool temperatures much cooler than what they experienced and what we will experience because well look at that extended forecast for you where the 90's are coming

back and also a look at your 4 zone forecast to give you some projections of those winds as well back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot. we're following the death of george george floyd governor newsom is now calling for some immediate changes to police policies here in california the governor directed the state's police officer training program to stop teaching the carotid cold restraint which blocks the flow of blood to the brain newsome also says that he was sign a proposed law to prohibit police from using a chokehold in california. the 21st century. well after seeing more than a week's worth of images of tear gas and rubber bullet use newsome also announced he's putting together. >>a working group to standardize how police respond to protest in crowd control newsome said that his administration has. combing through a state law that goes into effect in january that re-establishes police training on implicit bias and de-escalation techniques.

well, san francisco, dha somebody and says his office is making changes designed to protect the public from police misconduct. he appointed latifa gray as the new managing a tourney in charge the offices independent investigation bureau. he also prosecutors must now review all evidence before charging any cases involving obstruction allegations of resisting arrest or assaulting an officer. but dean is making the changes in response to national protests over the death of george floyd and other members of the black community in the country. >>now to the north bay there's a different march for justice and that happened in vallejo it's a march for sean monterrosa the 22 year-old who was shot by a police officer there earlier this week monterroso was on his knees when an officer shot him through the windshield of his police cruiser kron four's michelle kingston has more now from friday night's march >>the known as news. thank

only people from all over the bay area marching in friday night. remembering sean monterrosa the 22 year-old man shot and killed by a bit later police officer tuesday morning monterroso was on his knees when an officer shot him through a windshield while sitting in his police cruiser also new just not been able to kind get your and our man in the street this people marched from the lake city hall to the walgreens where monterroso was shot and killed the parking lot full of cars honking for change. >>california's attorney general plans to review the play of police department policies and procedures on the use of lethal force after a number of high-profile shooting sydney, pope's nephew ronelle foster was killed here 2 years entered news when an

editor of medical care just like to do my nephew somebody new to be police first responded walgreens early tuesday morning after receiving calls about possible looting taking place at the pharmacy 2 cars took off when they arrived, but monterroso was not in one of the cars but instead on his knees in the parking lot police chief says his officers thought monterrosa had a gun but he did it monterrosa had a hammer in his pocket. >>well officers shoot first ask questions later right see too many it is we see too much of this nobody has been held responsible so that's why the officer think they got him play video games with our police say the officer who shot monterrosa is an 18 year veteran. >>it's currently on paid administrative leave miss him where hurting and we needed to stop we need justice.

>>in vallejo michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>the fbi has released photos of a van believed to win used during the shooting that killed a federal officer in oakland. it happened on the night of may 29th in front of the federal building in downtown oakland, large protests are happening at the time in the city, but it's not clear if they were connected to the shooting. 2 officers were standing in front of the building when this white ford cargo van pulled up and someone inside fired at them, 53 year-old dave underwood was shot and killed the other officer was wounded. the fbi is now looking for anyone with surveillance cameras between 7th street and west grand avenue or between webster and market streets in oakland. so far no arrests have been made. >>san francisco mayor london breed is announcing free coronavirus testing for anyone participating in peaceful protests she made the announcement on twitter saying the city supports peaceful and public protests, anyone participating regardless of where you live can register at

the fillmore pop-up site for free testing. you don't have to have any symptoms to get tested so something to consider. well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as a stay at home orders begin to loosen its important that we stay vigilant and also maintain good hygiene. >>coming up our health expert, karen o lock joins us with advice on reducing your risk ♪

♪ make your summer everything it can be... and discover what's possible at lowe's. >>and welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning,

everybody we're feeling a little bit more like a tumble like weather than it is for june up we have these winds that are kind of in place keeping temperatures down we did have a little bit of a front or back yard, some of that marine layer got muscled up a little bit but you can see it's really breaking up in air. the shot from temper on the golden gate off towards the distance meanwhile, sfo. no delays happening this morning but el yes, you see the trees are wrestling there in the bushes and so forth. we may have some minor delays happening later today because of some of the winds but right as of now nothing we're hearing so for the current winds there you have it on shore right through the golden gate up to open the east bay shoreline, the delta that's where the concentration of the winds will be very typical for this on shore event however, elsewhere you're going to feel those winds will be showing you those projections as well in just a second. temperatures thus far word about 60 conquered oakland hayward slipped from just recently there now to 59 63 antioch 58 for livermore and we got the 50's up to the north bay,

although nobody was checking at 61. for the state it's of 80 going on in central valley, even it's in the upper 70's today got the upper 60's along this socal coast and middle to lower 60's along the central coast. what a show crystal ball which is now a tropical storm this had its origins in the pacific. a while back now it's fun to decide to become a tropical storm again we'll never probably become a hurricane according to the projections of forecast. however, it looks like it hit on louisiana and they do have issued a state of emergency because of this with heavy rain is expected with a system like this you tend to get that moving fairly quickly as you can see with the landfall. some time tomorrow afternoon their time and even as late as monday morning still posing some heavier rains out that way back to our winds here is the uptick on the winds that happen the wind advisories solano county now it's not encompass ing everybody, however there you can see the wind coverage for everybody into this evening and

overnight another uptick to make note of on sunday again out of the northwest this time and then a little bit of an offshore wind or inland when we're looking at later on for your back to work on monday 4 zone forecast, let's see our bodies going today, 64 san francisco, daly city at 63 a chilly 59 pacifica mid to lower 60's cover the northern end of the peninsula here down south we approach a 70 rather foster city, mountain view at 69. and then in the south bay most readings are 71 does anybody see a 71 of this map i see a couple 75 for morgan hill and for the east bay shore led to the south upper 60's tri valley is about 70 ish 74 walnut creek 76 for conquered for berkeley was 74 richmond. look at at 61 no surprise that strong onshore wind coming your way 73 for fairfield and napa 74 for sonoma in a 74 also santa rosa 54 stenson beach dia missed

the 80's in the 90's. they're still with us and the 70 forecast. once this air mass moves through high pressure kicks back in the sinking air

tomorrow, it can only be better with wendy's breakfast. a tomorrow that says "bay-can." not "bay-can't." ♪ ♪ where fresh eggs rain like... opportunity. ♪ ♪ goodness is spread. ♪ ♪ and the frosty is ccino-ed. tomorrow brings more. like buy-any-of-these- and-get-another- for-just-a-dollar kind of more. no matter what, tomorrow's lookin' good! tomorrow also available today. >>for your health as higher risk businesses in various communities begin to reopen a lot of us are wondering whether we should and how we should head back into the office eat in restaurants shop and visit hair salons our

health expert karen all joins me this morning with some advice on how to reduce your risks as the lockdowns begin to loosen hi. hi there kiran. >>i there marty are you on doing well and and let's let's start with let's just take us through a day here we we're ready to go back to work. what's the safest way to commute. are driving your own car. >>okay that's the safest all right so if you can get your own car do that or walk or bike. all right. >>right the next less risky would be a taxi or it's particularly a taxiway if they have the plexiglass should out that that acts as a good barrier make sure that the driver always has a mask on if you get in a car opened up the windows first thing on both sides so you get some good cross ventilation so no mask i'm not getting in the car. right right and i'm trying to keep your saints if you have a briefcase or purse don't put

them on the floor just keep them on your good point ok we've heard public transportation and all the all the things that they've been doing to try and. >>sanitize the trains and the buses, but still that's going to be the riskiest way to get to work isn't it. >>yes that it's like a petri dishes of pathogens, yeah, it's just impossible to to keep it clean all day long and there's so many people using it. i would say number one if you do have to use public transportation is to stand versus really try not carry carry your hand sanitizer and their whites. i also suggest getting a strap that you can strap on and hold on to so that you're not holding on to the pole or or anything else to allegedly have seen her. >>excuse me i've seen where bart is selling straps that they can that you could use presumably not only on the trains but any for mass transit. >>great yes, that's that's great i didn't know that all right so we make we make it through the commute we get to

work. we caught up to the front door and at the open the door the front door you're building. >>yes, you're going to have to you know if it's if it's automatic you know you're yeah assets if you have a key you know you're just going to have to consider everything at the office has contaminated a good point that is just just take that into kids everything from the door to the cop here to the printer your work space so you really need to clean that. oh yeah and then just getting up to your office yeah there's you well if you can take the stairs versus the elevator elevator or like you think of an elevator is being a closed enclosed space with not a lot of ventilation going through there and pretty much no distancing at all. >>very much yeah so and try not you had a great idea about pushing the buttons with a at

its in your hand. make sure everyone is wearing a mask or just don't go in there. i also suggest turning around and facing the wall instead of you might be little crude, but just you're not getting any direct ghetto. particulates so and it weighed last is too. >>so if the elevator door opens and the only spot is in the middle you would suggest that maybe i wait for the next car. >>yes, right and also you know be really careful because you don't know who was in there before copying and didn't have a mask on. so yeah we be extra careful and extra wary. when it comes to those elevators let's move to restaurants because that's a big one in the bay area's more and more counties are beginning to loosen the restrictions what are some tips that you have for going out to a restaurant. >>well definitely try not to stand in line, you know be where a lot of people are

congregating if you're waiting in line shot are waiting for a table. >>the a distance yourself from the others don't congregate around the keep your hands super clean because this is where it's where the riskiest part of eating out comes in is that you're touching something that's potentially contaminated and then putting it to your mouse, yeah, so have that hand senators highs are right there at the table try not to touch high touched up. items like the salt pepper okay, even pens and the the leather leather a holder that all right. yeah told us yet we don't know where that's care and so even if there was money in it that's even worse yeah, definitely so we've eaten we're feeling pretty good. we want to go shopping that take us to a retail store now.

>>a retail store so the stores if this the whole experience, especially for clothes, shopping it's going to be completely different because you when you close shop for clothes, you used to touching the fab or exit and and and trying on the clothes. a lot of the department stores are either closing off their up their sitting rooms or just leaving a few open. you're not going to really be able to try on clothes like you used to, but they did a survey last month and they found that 65% of women and 54% of men, we're not comfortable trying on clothes in the dressing room and so and then of those of those half of them were millennials and then over 70% were baby boomers so these are the people that actually like to shop in baba and those are the ones they're most afraid to try and close. okay let's let's this kind of surprising and i understand a certain

stores are going to be doing some. >>sanitary sanitizing to to try and help us feel better when we go and shop for clothes such as keeping things keeping close have been tried on maybe away from from the marketplace for 24 hours before putting them back on the shelves. let's let's talk about the hair salons and barbershops because that's a big one. >>yes, a big one i'm waiting for mind. we'll yeah. >>they are they are they have a lot of guidelines. >>they're really changing the way they are operating like they're not going to let all these stylists in at the same time just like some of the offices maybe have to stagger and and have shifts so that not everybody is in there at the same time is going to cut back on the amount of people in the salon is going to be harder to get an appointment. but a lot of things are disposable definitely masks on

the client and the stylist and drapery drapes. okay. karen writes we've made it through the day and we've done it safely. >>do we have time for one more floor, i'm sorry but we're over time now so up to

♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>welcome back everyone take a look at this dozens of artists they spray painted murals and slogans on boarded up businesses in oakland. this

was all in support of the black lives matter movement and george floyd using their talent for good. >>that's great to see kron four's also saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate matthew broad matthew graduated from cornerstone christian in antioch and he'll be attending los mcdonald's college where he plans to play football. matthew also plans to transfer eventually to a four-year university and he wants to pursue a degree in sports medicine. and you can let us know about a graduate in your life by going going kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty under the news tab and then submit a photo of your grad and we'll and here she to the growing list that we have there also tell us the high school that graduated from and what's next in store for them. alright next in store for us is to check out the weather forecast because we've had some cooler temperatures this morning and a lot of wind a sparse here to tell us more about that and if. >>doesn't feel like graduating weather now feels more like a football game weather is what we got going on with breezy conditions all this weekend

good morning. marty good morning. everybody let's go and check in with those winds just to see our do and us far there you see him on shore right across san francisco oakland into the delta out the concord into the teens and lower 20's for right now, let's start to spread out elsewhere across the bay to we're keeping tabs on it. now as a formality solano county is the only one of our viewing area that isn't technically in the wind advisory for 5 to 11 this evening. but still you're going to feel elsewhere sacramento valley extends off to in the central valley as well. here's a breakdown 67. breezy by high noon coal into the afternoon at 68 we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit robin. >>i'll take it day coming up in the next hour counties all across the bay area beginning to loosen their coronavirus restrictions that includes sonoma county and we have a live report standing by in sonoma county with a breakdown of what will be allowed to reopen today. and bay area rants are dropping dramatically, we'll this is my body of proof.

proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. humira is proven to help stop further joint damage. want more proof? ask your rheumatologist about humira citrate-free. if you can't afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help.

>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 09:00am. >>good morning. thank you so much for joining us this saturday morning, the kron 00:04am morning news, yes. we're taking a live look outside at walnut creek it's saturday june 6 we can see the sunshine beaming down on the folks there near the 6 8024 split, i'm robin winston good morning everybody, i'm marty gonzales and we want to get a check of the weather forecast

for this saturday morning. but they spar who's a going to tell us all about the cooldown high date. >>hey good morning, i'm already in robin good morning, yes, it's that kind of change of the seasons of will be changing back again by the way in a couple of days so just be patient with all of that. but today it's winds we got to watch out for here's a current look at how the winds are doing we're into the double digits in spots here you can see and even a 25 miles per hour for example, san francisco that's going to actually become more intense protected by this evening. that's why wind advisory has been posted 5 to 11 this evening solano counties only county in our viewing area. that's technically in there. >>other areas will be affected by it and it's you can see it extends off to the central valley and the sacramento valley temperatures in the lower 60's, 64 per conquered, 65 any aac even a 62 for napa and 63 front about uh what seems like it snapping nicely with these temperatures comparison sake from yesterday. we're only trailing really now in the south bay

and parts of the east bay but all ready ahead of the ball game for san francisco. napa and also for oakland. today we're do it 68 by 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock 68 in call as we try to struggle to make some lower 70's and the inland regions coming up in a ball just take a look at the a closer inspection of your forecast to let you know what's going on with all that back to you ok, thanks a lot to get to our top story today happening >>all counties all across the bay area loosening the coronavirus restrictions and beginning today in sonoma county. businesses including restaurants and hair salons are allowed to reopen kron four's reyna harvey loud live this morning in downtown petaluma where some folks are very happy you got some activity in the hair salon behind you. >>marty there's certainly a lot of activity like you boulevard barber here just opened their doors and you should see the line of people. i just spoke to the owners he just walked in her name is sarah. she wants to thank the community for coming out and supporting in this morning. so basically you see they're

getting haircuts and they're the barbers they have mask on along with the people that sierra waving to you guys the owner of the shop. now also what they're doing. you see some social distancing going on outside. these are people that are waiting to get their hair cut so they're going to be sitting here in these chairs that you see they also have massed so everyone is being protected this morning but. >>these are not the only establishments that are going to be open take a look at your screen. i want you to see who else can open out here in sonoma county this morning. we know that in person faith based services can resume today. >>along with indoor retail shopping and dining hair salons you already saw the barber shops opening up outdoor recreation businesses in those activities can resume along with equipment rental now they're going to be a few adjustments you just saw a few of the adjustments that are happening at the barbershop people wearing mask staying outside to be in line their haircuts this morning. also they have to reduce the number of customers that are inside

of businesses this morning along with requiring those face masks and a lot of these establishments are going to be requiring temperature checks for their customers. i got a chance to speak to a gentleman who was getting his hair cut for the first time in months take a house the response everything. >>little things in thank you take for granted, you know every 2, 3 weeks i don't get now top of my barber and part of life and then all of a sudden a lot of them. and nothing to complain about your world class yes this to be able to continue going on >>now this recent order follows the updated parks order issued earlier this week that allow those in sonoma county to drive to coastal beaches. now this establishment boulevard barbara, the owner just told me they're actually going to be open 7 days out of the we just to catch up on that backlog and they're going to closing their doors today around 4 and the consensus

from everybody that i've been able to talk to out here marty they're excited. the gentleman who i interviewed he said you don't realize how much you take for granted until you can't do it every day. so again a lot of people already showing up like i mentioned doors open here you can see the line is a starting to get a little longer but everybody's wearing mask, social distancing and just getting ready for a busy workday and i'm sure a lot of businesses out here sonoma county feel the same way marty. >>reyna you hit it right on the head the things that we used to take for granted like going to get a haircut getting your hair done all of a sudden take on much greater meaning that doesn't it. >>absolutely you know for me marty i know you can probably attest, it's been a long time since we've been able to frequent a lot of these establishments i had actually just learn how to do things for myself at home but people excited to come down and you know it's more than just a haircut right. >>you get to talk to your barber you get to talk to your beautician so a lot of catching up going on marty uh

yeah and even more than that is just a sense of normalcy that's returning to our neighborhood. thank you thanks a lot lorraine a. also happening today in sonoma county, they'll start testing for some people to see if they develop the antibodies to the coronavirus there will be testing for first responders also for those who have recovered from the virus and people who have come in close contact with them. >>they can be tested at the public health lab in santa rosa. and the testing will be done every day and will eventually expand to health centers and some county hospitals. >>well happening today, san mateo county is revising its health order allowing outdoor dining and charter boat operations to resume. it also updates the guidelines first funerals social distancing must be in place at all facilities that are reopening. >>happening today in the south bay more protests over freeze police brutality scheduled all over the bay that includes a march across the golden gate bridge now according to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district that march across the bridge set for noon today. meantime

demonstrations were peaceful across the state and in the bay area friday, this was the scene friday evening in san jose. >>hundreds of demonstrators gathering outside of city hall to peacefully protest and demand justice for george floyd demonstrators were still outside of city hall late last night so the police were called in to the scene to disperse the crowd and they did so without any serious incidents. take a look at the scene in alameda yesterday as dozens of protesters were kneeling just before they started marching. some of them followed along in their cars. demonstrators held up a black lives matter banner and others were seen carrying signs there of supporting the movement they also chanted the names of george floyd. >>and brianna taylor as they marched. and hundreds of people took to the streets in pleasanton on friday afternoon, many of them carrying black lives matter signs. these protests remained peaceful there in pleasanton as well. robin. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom

is calling for a new statewide use of force standard for california. plus protesters are marching for justice after a man was shot and killed in the north bay. why they're demanding transparency and accountability. >>washington congressional democrats say they won't make it easier for victims of police brutality to sue.

>>welcome back everyone

lawmakers say they want to make it easier for victims of police brutality to sue law enforcement but they say one supreme court doctrine stands in the way. >>democrats are calling to eliminate what's known as qualified immunity, it's a rule that currently shields police officers from lawsuits. our washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more on that. >>we need to hold law enforcement accountable in the wake of george floyd's death a democratic congressman lacy clay in a growing number of democrats are calling for an end to the legal doctrine they say contributes to police brutality qualified immunity needs to be. eliminated in 2014 clay louis with district with the epicenter of protests after police killed michael brown clay says the qualified immunity doctrine established by the supreme court in the 1960's shield bad cops from lawsuits and prevents justice you should not have some kind of blanket immunity. >>to commit crimes against

other to even commit murder right now congressional democrats are pushing legislation to end a qualified immunity for law enforcement officers so far no republicans have signed on republican senator and former missouri attorney general josh hawley says he plans to review the bill the devil's in the details. i'd like to see exactly what they're proposing to do but ultimately the fate of the rule may be up to the court all of those legal doctrines or a balance law professor paul ship berman says qualified immunity is intended to protect officials from frivolous lawsuits but the supreme court could decide to narrow its scope right now it's being used in a way that provides essentially absolute immunity the supreme court could decide to take up the issue as early as next week. >>in washington raquel martin. >>hey we're having a change of the seasons just this weekend and don't worry we're going to change i'm back again by the middle of next week, here's how the lowdown goes today 68

5 1 o'clock it or we're talking 68 cool and breezy goes on for today, yes. the first word to any adventure. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do.

we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so many times before. discover all the ways we're helping members at usaa.com/coronavirus

>>if you're heading out for that morning run or jog year need to go he's going to need jacket because this is pretty windy out there and cool temperatures too far as going to tell us all about it i dave. >>a good morning. marty good morning, everybody but your summer gear keep it handy because you need it later this

week up, but it's inconsistent spring-like weather at hand again we have a little front or back yard not producing much the way ready rain or really much the way of cloud cover. but you always get winds with that we have us different air mass that's in place for us a pretty much for this weekend. here's a live shot cnming in from temper on we can see the golden gate off to the distance and some of those scattered clouds kind of lingering around a little bit. temperatures for you in the 60's across a good chunk of the bay we've got 50's in the peninsula. and 63 for san jose meanwhile. so for the flow pattern you can see good on shore winds is what we got going on here upstream maybe some few scattered clouds to make note of that on balance we'll call kind of mostly sunny across most of the district today just give it a run here as you can see what we expected today and into the overnight maybe some scattered clouds up in the north a little sprinkle along the coast or so forth. but again going back to mostly sunny is what it looks like 4. the period for this weekend. all right now the important thing is those winds now this is what we see happening today now we do have that wind

advisory going on for a portion of solano county the northern portion is actually not in it. not elsewhere throughout the day but look at the coverage area everybody in the bay is pretty much affected by all of it so even though you're not in the wind advisory plan accordingly with it really picking up. this afternoon and particularly this evening. late overnight it kind of subsides a little bit tomorrow morning. then fires back up again tomorrow afternoon and again tomorrow evening. and another little wave again most noticeable in those inland areas for the early morning. risers and looks like it dissipates later in the morning on your monday, so the winds will keep temperatures down a little bit today, scattered clouds coupled with that mild. then tomorrow a few clouds breezy still or sub 80 even inland. the next week warming quickly and my child or excuse me near midday 90's going on these temperatures are throwing me here. wednesday, we expect and that will be just a one-day tap because we're going back again through the remainder of

the week it looks like. today's high 64 san francisco, some of those coastal clouds are for you. for oakland 68 mostly sunny and windy in san jose expect mostly sunny breezy to windy. again that high of 71 across the greater region, willie scrounge up temperatures getting to the middle 70's at that there you see the yellows off to the far east but elsewhere, it's green across most of the bay area's we have kind of like feel of excuse me autumn like weather going on for you this weekend. coming up a little bit we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast to be a better inspection of what your neighbors are going. and that extended forecast just in case, you missed those heat spikes in the summer like weather we've got at their back to you. >>thank you dave to the east bay now protesters in pittsburgh, they marched through town and held a moment of silence in honor of the late charge floyd demonstrators are asking the city council to consider defunding the police department as activists are insisting that their community can police itself on forcefully took all reports. >>8 minutes and 46 seconds

that's how long the now former minneapolis police officer held his knee on george floyd's neck on memorial day. well, the unarmed handcuffed african american man called out to his late mother pleading that he couldn't agree. that's also how long protesters in pittsburgh held a moment of silence honoring the father whose death is now synonymous with police brutality. activists taylor seems organize the march and rally some. a moment of silence shared outside city hall when protesters approached the building they called for police reform. they're asking the city council to take action. >>simmons says the city should rethink the amount of money it uses to fund at $30 million budget or a piece of our budget with a 61% when we feel like the school board just have to do a 6 million cut so

we just feel like we can reallocate those funds from our police to other programs the demonstrations started at the marina where pastors spoke in support of the protests stand in agreement with you we stand in solidarity with you got to unite we've got to stand up for each other we have to speak up we can't just allow things to keep going on if not under eu stands no chance hopefully by by these protests police officer would understand that. >>i live at or just as well that has everybody >>in addition to marching to city hall protesters peacefully walked the streets blocking major intersections at times to prove their point police mainly kept their distance only facilitating traffic inspiration to the tribute to brianna taylor, another victim of police violence earlier this year. taylor would have turned 27 years old on this day. and

really all kron 4 news. >>calls for cities to reform their police departments use of force policies are spreading across the country and in the bay area oakland mayor libby shaft promises to do just that by signing former president obama's my brother's keeper alliance commit to action pledge in it includes reviewing police use of force policies engaging the community for a diverse range of input, reporting the findings back to the community and reforming paul police use of force policy in san francisco mayor london breed says that she will lead an effort to redirect money from the sfpd towards the african american community in san francisco. oakland city council member dan calm doesn't think that the city should take that step. >>the comments in oakland. that we already have one of the most understaffed and are they are understaffed police forces in the country for city our size or 4 seemed our crime

rate. >>cobb says that simply signing the obama pledges enough action for the city of oakland to take. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news bay-area rents are dropping dramatically a look at the new data plus what this means for san francisco. and a look outside before we go good morning, rich, then you're waking up to sunshine and welcome back everyone

bay area rents are dropping

dramatically new data shows and tech heavy cities like san francisco. the price for a one-bedroom apartment has gone down more than 9%. the decline is the lowest seen in the area in the last 3 years kron four's dan thorn talks with the rental platform death tracking the numbers and he has the story from san francisco. >>as the economy struggles and unemployment numbers remain sky high bay area rental prices have plummeted data from rental search company zumper shows san francisco and cities throughout silicon valley are seeing a plunge like never before we haven't seen a drop this take like ever since the surgery, our ports data analyst crystal chen says layoffs in the remote working trend for tech workers because of covid-19 are changing where people want to live joining san francisco. the city's of mountain view home of google cupertino home of apple and san bruno home of youtube are seeing double digit rent trump's we thought you know don't pressure would

be happening from covid that we us and expect to see this large and this >>jumper found people are searching for more space and affordability in places like sacramento, sonoma county and los angeles san francisco's 9.2% drop equates to more than 3300 for an average one-bedroom apartment it's still high. but some per thinks it's possible for the number to drop below $3,000 unfortunately under $2000 a month doesn't look likely there's ever going to $1000 one veterans and then just go right. >>so i mean i still think still going out. expensive but in the coming months, i think prices continue to drop. >>even with the dramatic decrease for apartments in tech heavy cities, a floor is expected to be reached the current lower price of apartments in san francisco may come as some welcome news, but it's still the most expensive rent in the country. reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news.

>>and still ahead this morning, california will be coming out with new guidelines to allow more businesses and activities to reopen we'll have more details coming up. and we'll take a live look outside. and the bay bridge toll plaza, plenty of sunshine light traffic and a windy conditions as well it's colder out there than you think so take a jacket as you head outside dave h your favorites,

like fettuccine alfredo and our classic salad and breadsticks.

or just staying in tonight. with olive garden togo, you can enjoy what you love from us any night of the week, with peace of mind. olive garden togo. we're all family here. for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto.

>>welcome back everyone the time is 9.29 thanks for staying with us and marty i think a lot of folks may be wondering what the weather is going to be like this weekend. >>they are because it's the weekend and things are opening up they want to get outside, let's go ahead get the word from base where heidi. good morning guys good morning everybody and there's marty there the sweater and jacket pusher. >>yeah we have for some chilly temperatures going on for today, it's definitely a change of the season here it's going to be a little shocked the system even in the inland areas going all of this are the winds, you know throw that on top of already temperatures are pretty chilly to begin with. so really has a kind of a fall-like feel teens and 20's we see right across san francisco, oakland and up the fairfield where we do have that wind advisory up and solano county here is covering a good chunk of it. but other areas around the bay will be affected by this as well to give you a general idea of the geography of what's officially in here. and it's not all solano county bills technically not in it, but a good chunk of it and then off to the east and the sacramento

valley. if you're going to travel by the way up to central valley or whatever us when pushing you to the east we'll get some help wendy going on 5 to 11 this evening. i suspect this will be repeated again tomorrow because the models are telling us so live shot coming in from temper on there's the golden gate off to the distance some leftover cloud cover marine layer mixing out let's going to check your temperatures middle 60's thus far 62 open 61 for a word got the lower 60's up in the north bay in 50's covering most of the peninsula. so for today, breezy and 1 o'clock we're at 6868 at 4. and cool conditions, some areas will make it to the lower 70's and that's it some areas that we're looking at 90's will be in the lower 70's, maybe middle 70's today. and it looks like much the same for tomorrow things will be changing a little bit of to next weekend we'll be covering that and that extended forecast. also take a look at that 4 zone forecast for you as well up right dave thanks a lot. >>well the death of george

floyd in minneapolis is prompting governor newsome to change police tactics here in california but kron four's ella sogomonian reports that not everyone is on board with banning the chokehold. >>after 2 weeks of protests that followed the death of george floyd governor gavin, newsome is now calling for some immediate changes to policing policies across the state on friday, the governor directed california's police officer training program to stop teaching the carotid hold restraint which blocks the flow of blood to the brain. there's no place any longer 21st century following news of new sums orders former police officer and law enforcement training expert, don cameron said that he disagrees with the move saying that is not at all what happened to george floyd i don't agree with that at all. >>i think we need your reaction to. mister torched a a but that was not a cloud of dust right away which is a crime to shame each simply use that. on police trained

tactical putting it me across country. you know, i mean ended up. jim. but a lot of the strength of credit the shaky today acquired by lot of pressure. the the restricted globex need blood to the brain and left the person who stayed and practitioners. in this case, the officer was on the support for 9 minutes the crowd of the strength to strength somebody about 15 seconds the take down technique is demonstrated in this video from self-defense instructors. >>and chromecast street defense whose teacher explains it's a tool to hold someone with pressure on the job and year with the need placed on the head and hip not on the neck back or lungs. >>and it's crucial not to leave anyone lying on her stomach for a long time because stress alcohol or drugs can cause breathlessness. >>governor newsome says that he's going to be signing a proposed law to prohibit police we've already been trained from using the stranglehold technique. his

administration is also coming through a state law that goes into effect in january that reestablish his police training on implicit bias and de-escalation techniques the governor says that he hopes to put parts of that in place sooner for kron 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian. >>san francisco dha 17 says his office is making changes designed to protect the public from police misconduct, he's appointed latif gray as the new managing a turning in charge of the offices independent investigations bureau also prosecutors must now review all evidence before charging any cases involving obstruction allegations of resisting arrests or assaulting an officer, but it is making the changes in response to national protests over the death of george floyd and other members of the black community in the country. >>in the north bay there's a different march for justice going on in the this march was for sean monterrosa he's the 22 year-old who was shot by a police officer earlier this week monterroso was on his

knees when an officer shot him through the windshield of his police cruiser the police chief there says the officer thought that sean monterrosa had a gun. but later discovered it was a hammer in his sweatshirt pocket. it happened as police officers were responding to a walgreens parking lot after receiving calls of a possible looting at the pharmacy early tuesday morning. now the community in the label wants transparency and accountability for monterrosa is death. >>entered news when an editor of manitoba just like they do in my nephew somebody new to be >>loyal police say the officer who shot him on to rosa is an 18 year veteran, he is currently on paid administrative leave. >>with the protests across the country another concern how summers the u.s. surgeon general warns of new coronavirus outbreaks due to large crowds stacy cohen explains. >>in new york and washington

dc in chicago streets that had been vacant to to stay at home orders now packed with people demanding justice following the death of george floyd in minneapolis many grocery stores damaged or closed during protests volunteers are trying to provide food to those who need it you're aware of it. we are a tempting our best at at maintain social-distancing making sure that we are aware that there is a pandemic going on. >>but also to meet the needs that are that are immediate as well the images of floyd's arrest evoking conflicting feelings for doctor travis gales the public health officer from montgomery county maryland, a suburb of washington dc. i understand the outrage and the desire. >>to not only the recent incidents that have happened but the historical president has that has led up to. >>the recent events the gaels also worries about what's next on some of the biggest protests happening in states with the highest number of coronavirus cases. >>you know as worries about another wave of infection. the

reality is the same communities already disproportionately impacted by this first ways we just hope that any future waves or future increases in cases don't continue those disparate outcomes i hope that all things that i've said that if individuals are choosing to protest the protests safety as best as they can. >>knowledge that we are a little bit nervous. while many protesters are choosing to wear masks others are not the impact won't be known for some time. >>i'm stacey cohan reporting. >>back here in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed is announcing free coronavirus testing for anyone who is to participating in peaceful protests. she made that announcement on twitter saying that the city supports peaceful and public protests and that anyone taking part regardless of where you live can register at the fillmore pop-up site for free testing. you don't have to have any

symptoms to get the test. maurice pay counties are once again easing the stay at home restrictions put in place during the coronavirus pandemic kron 4 sanaz tahernia live in the newsroom. she has all the details on that snow is good morning. good morning money so it is great news for some east bay residents. >>because public health officials over in contra costa and alameda counties are issuing new health orders loosening restrictions across both of those counties now in contra costa county as of last night outdoor dining is now out of restaurants in addition to the use of picnic and barbecue areas. dog parks and swimming pools are also open and overnight single family camping is also allowed as well both indoor and outdoor religious services are permitted an outdoor services they can have no more than 100 people attending or 25% of an area's capacity whichever is less with indoor services you can only have a maximum of 12 attendees or 25% capacity whichever is less in that case as well over now county

starting on monday june 8 small gatherings of no more than 12 people will be allowed an indoor settings childcare an extra crude curricular activities for children will also be allowed libraries will open up for curbside pickup and businesses with limited person to person contact can also reopen. what won't be opening however now in the county are outdoor museums outdoor dining religious services and other outdoor activities like fitness classes. those are expected to resume in the next phase now despite the loosen restrictions within these counties health officials are still requiring 6 feet of social distancing between household and the use of face masks and they're also recommending you wash your hands frequently and stay home if you have any symptoms party. >>all right now is we're slowly inching our way back to normalcy thanks a lot for that report from the newsroom. now according to johns hopkins university hospital there are more than 6 million cases of covid-19 worldwide with over 395,000 deaths more than 2 million people though have recovered. the u.s. has more

than 1 million cases and 109,000 deaths here in the bay area there are over 14,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in alameda county there are more than 3700 infections. that's the most in the bay area. but the virus has been deadlier in santa clara county. we're 144 people have died from the virus. we have a complete breakdown of cases by city and county at kron 4 dot com. >>and despite those totals we continue making progress flattening the curve of slowing the spread because of that governor newsome announce further loosening of restrictions were businesses will soon be able to fully reopen that includes schools they can some bars gyms and some professional sports kron four's gayle, ong has more. >>it's been a tough go of it for das bruise located in fremont for the last 3 months the small brewery has been shuttered because of the pandemic 80% we fought our son os i was all sale items which

are bars hotels and restaurants that sell our. if the year, but finally a glimmer of hope we're facing at the tasting room changing some >>painting while we've got no people in there. >>starting june 12th the state of california coming out with new guidelines to allow more businesses and activities to reopen that includes restaurants, bars and wineries campground rv parks and outdoor recreation hotels family entertainment centers and fitness facilities. well alameda county isn't quite ready to allow bars and restaurants to bring patrons inside the new policies are still a win for that cruise co owners priscilla larocca and yanez shoots or sell beer to restaurants and bars across the bay area while they themselves will be able to serve beer at their own establishment, they're excited to begin selling to bars in other counties that are reopening we are all set. >>follow any kind of guidelines we do know how to do it. there was a long list

of tasks that businesses will need to check off to make sure they have the proper protocols for covid-19. >>the new state guidelines is ultimately up to the counties to enforce. gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and still ahead this morning, new safety guidelines for san francisco will find out how the city's health director says you can meet with people outside of your household and do it safely. and we'll take a live look outside where traffic is moving smoothly and safely across the san mateo bridge will be ri

>>welcome back everyone the time is 9.44 the weekend is here we've been waiting for now let's get a check of the weather and see if we can get outside and enjoy it dave spahr has a look at the forecast 8th. >>hey good morning robin good morning, everybody looking pretty good for today, you know with the sunshine at all, but much cooler temperatures have been waiting for to shake off summer and wednesday, maybe a little agitating at times over talk about all this outdoor seating of course and everything that's a little bit of a problem maybe in some areas just to take note of here's what's going on at san jose the folks checking in here with a nice live shot of what's going on in the south bay again. some distant clouds clouds off towards the distance spent things around to s f o and no delays being reported here but as you can see from shrubbery activity there we may be having potentially some delays later on today as the winds kick up which we expect them to do

currently into the double digits in spots they are you can see it off the fairfield san francisco oakland and that big in the teens in the lower 20's that will spread out across the wider bay, even though the wind advisory covers only a small area of the bay form a lake. here's what's going on temperature wise we have the lower to middle 60's and play 62 for livermore lower 60's along the east bay shoreline 62 napa 59 for santa rosa and 50's and lower 60's. covering the peninsula across the wider state to fresno want to get up to about 80 but 79 everybody else lower to middle 60's for the central coast upper 60's down to socal. what to make note of crystal ball is now a tropical storm back up there again was actually written in from the pacific ocean. and what we expect with that is a strike on louisiana by tomorrow, it looks like by sunday projections put it about 60 mile per hour winds. by the afternoon tomorrow. there's a state of emergency because of this heavy rain is expected with that storm

surge. this doesn't become a hurricane and strength by the 4 by the what we're looking at in terms of the models but heavy rain we'll follow it at least looks like it picks up some steam moving out out of the area that accounts winds of the uptick as you can see in the afternoon and evening hours. there's the coverage area a lot of the bay areas affected by this even though officially solo outings and that wind advisory the only south bay looks to be somewhat less skates by this and want to go north west wind too so it's on shore out of the west and northwest. we do it again tomorrow, it looks like although the coverage or and maybe in the may not be as pronounced as you can see there but it still does come up a little bit and a little bit into monday morning. and those inland areas, it looks like the creature day. after that temperatures start to climb initial scene that extended forecast but today, wow what a relief 64 san francisco sunset district about 62. pacifica 59, half moon bay at 64. most of the readings along the bay side peninsula in the north or in the mid 60's. down south

improve a little bit more so to about 70 or so foster city and palo alto at 7069 mountain view in redwood city and the south bay struggling in the lower 70's here. morgan hill at 75 east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's tri valley at 70 ish double about 70 74 walnut creek in concord at 76 richmond at 70. not much of a decoupling by contrast you can see the east bay shoreline to those inland areas here and moving north cut 76, usually a hot spot that's the best we're going today, 73 map a 74% obama. and somebody for also for santa rose with lower 70's heading down south of chile, 54 for stenson beach. all right for 7 day forecast quickly through the 70's we moved by monday at 8591 93 for midweek and then dropping back again by when dean others frontal system look out for right now we're keeping it dry though through the 7 day period robert back

to you looks good. thank today. >>while shelter-in-place orders are still in effect in san francisco. the county health director has released new guidelines that allow people who don't live in the same home to get together safely. kron four's dan kerman has details. >>well staying home has been successful in reducing the spread of covid-19 many found the need to get out of the house and see other people we can try. >>know require in order people who do certain things but we know that people have people get information and make their own decisions. so now san francisco's public health department is issuing guidelines. so those who do choose to get together or as safe as possible is it recognizes that human sometimes take risk. >>with her behavior and that we can make those choices less harmful to both individuals and to communities during an online chat friday afternoon, san francisco health director doctor grant colfax said safer

social interactions begin first with assessing the benefits versus the risks. brief. playdates. could go a long way towards keeping your kids and your entire family. feeling well colfax is ideally you and the people you're meeting don't have health issues that put you at higher risk. so if you do decide to meet up colfax advice is do it outdoors wear a mask stay 6 feet apart. >>wash your hands and don't go if you get sick. >>and this is more information for people to to to make decisions that again reduce the risk of viral transmission. >>health director says staying home is still the best way to slow the spread of covid-19 but if you do want to get out and see family and friends. these are the guidelines that will help you do that the safest way possible. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the south bay police arrested a man in connection with the fatal hit and run collision in san jose. san

jose police arrested 27 year-old antonio bolanos the fatal hit and run happened along the water loop. a river trail on thursday. investigators say they believe the belong to us was riding his bike northbound when he suddenly crossed over the center line and into the path of 2 cyclists coming the other way 61 year-old tom fossett of san jose was killed in that collision. police say the case is no different than if the accident had occurred on a public road. whether you're in the street or on a trail or in any other path. >>you know you need to abide by the rules of the road. >>well the llanos is now facing felony hit and run and manslaughter charges. national news this morning, the white house remains under scrutiny for forcibly removing peaceful protesters in washington dc last monday just before the president and members of his cabinet pose for a picture in front of an historic church and some lawmakers are now pushing to hold the president's team accountable, joe khaleel reports.

>>california democrats are attacking members of president trump's cabinet over monday night police action against protesters and the photo op at saint john's church that followed secretary defense engaged in a blatant political. john garamendi sits on the house armed services committee he says defense secretary mark esper should resign, but esper says he had no idea about the president's plan to walk to the church what i was not aware of was exactly where we're going. >>when when we arrived at the church and what the plans were once we got there, but secretary esper has publicly criticized the president's plan to prepare active military to police protesters and garamendi says that should spurs cue to quit is always the right move for any official to resign when asked to do something that is improper. this committee has a duty to confront these issues mister chairman and senator kamala harris wants the senate judiciary committee to investigate the attorney general william barr's involvement in clearing the

protesters was reported that attorney general barr personally ordered different she's asked her committee to put all other business side until they investigate bomb. >>barr says he too didn't have much warning about the president's plans. but barr says officials did intend to move the protesters anyhow there is no correlation between. >>park and her or tactical plan of moving the perimeter and the president going over to the church barr says he and other cabinet members were with the president because the president asked them to be there in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and a live look outside at sfo. no reports of any delays mostly cloudy 61 degrees these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all,

call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d.

welcome back ron for saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate marianna mentors marianna is graduating from mission high school there. she is. >>she'll be attending cal state long beach in the fall to major in sussex very nice. you can let us know about a graduate in your life head over to our website kron 4 dot com. you find salute to grads twenty-twenty it's right under the news top submit the picture of your grad let us know what high school the graduate attended and what's next. >>and what's next for us is one last look at the 7 day forecast for the bay area where we're ix enjoying the cooler weather right now same for tomorrow and keep in mind

if you're heading out today that you might need a sweater or jacket because it's pretty breezy out there. tomorrow highs about the same 70 high 70's and then we have a warm up a middle of the week and then to school down again as we get to the end of the week. so we're on a bit of a spring time roller coaster this week in the bay area indeed that's kron 4 news weekend for the saturday morning i'm marty gonzales thanks for joining us, we'll see you again tomorrow bright and early at 07:00am have a good day. - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation

for j.d. mellberg financial. your retirement, your golden years should be a time when you're able to relax, experience new activities, spend time with loved ones, all with greater confidence that you have the guaranteed income for life you saved for, planned for and depend on. success in retirement is not the size of your retirement funds, it's the income you have each month. it's not about having to adjust your lifestyle. it's a feeling like you can spend with confidence. with market volatility and inflation and with pensions becoming a thing of the past.