>>you're watching morning news at 7. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:04am morning news happy saturday 6/13/2020 i'm robin winston. >>yeah we made it to saturday. hi everybody i'm marty gonzales what do you say we start this morning on by checking in with the forecast and a spa good morning. marty and robin good morning, everybody in kind of the unsettled start to our weekend here a little bit a little front march and or backyard leftover are those scattered clouds it's almost scary overcast don't worry that's not going to last all day today. bay bridge shot shows us. cloudy skies conditions

right now kind of overcast and mixed in with some fog that will mix out pretty quickly this morning, boy even led to this morning. that condition should be kind of handled nicely. they are in temperatures now are in the mid to upper 50's near about 60 oakland is at 60 now upper 50's in the east bay, 58 going on for san jose and 56 meanwhile for san francisco. much of the real estate is trailing a little bit behind we were this time yesterday little bit more mild up in the north bay there putting it together here for you somewhat variable clouds will do it early this morning clearing out as we approach the noon hour. but cooler temperatures 70 expected by 2 o'clock walk you through all this in just a bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot happening today, passengers are hopping on the trains at the new south bay bart stations for the first time. >>kron four's reyna harvey there in san jose she has all the details for us good morning, rain. >>good morning. marty well the various a bart station behind me has been in the works for a long time at least nearly 30 years i already got a chance

to talk to some riders this morning and they tell me they're excited that the station is opening up its going to be an asset to the san jose community. they can finally get to the city in no time they say. now the first rain that's going to leave out of the station is going to be leaving at 07:56am and it arrives in milpitas at 07:59am so pretty fast there now. this smart station can next north san jose it cost over billion for them to build i had a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday but they're not having one today due to coronavirus now a lot of people are out yesterday cutting the ribbon and enjoyed a the grand opening that's going to be happening and just a few minutes but former san jose mayor ron gonzales he was a part of the process of making the station a reality he talked about his initial vision. >>what i realized was we were going to bring traffic relief to the bay area and particularly to the south bay

extending bar to silicon valley would be the most cost effective with a way to transport thousands of silicon valley, commuters. reduce traffic congestion. facilitate smart growth and improve air quality there's this co. >>now for to get to them. barcos daryl station in san francisco, it would cost you to leave the station about $8.15 it would take you about 16 minutes to get there so again then be some fast this community out here has a really need that type of connectivity to be able to get to and fro. now hey the coronavirus is still a relevant and it's still happening. so if you are going to be taking the bar today you want to make sure you leave your house have on a mask but for now reporting in san jose urena harvey kron 4 news all right randi thanks a lot for a live report pretty station too. and one week to go before

california opens up a bit more under the new state guidelines nail salons tattoo shops and massage parlors. >>will be allowed to reopen june 19th with county approval. now workers and customers will be required to wear a face mask and limited services will be available salons will be able to offer services including facials waxing and massage therapy indoor religious services with a limit of 25% capacity will be allowed. well there has been an uptick of coronavirus cases in 17 states since memorial day that leads to a grim covid-19 prediction from the cdc estimates 136,000 coronavirus staff in the u.s. by july 4th. now in california. they're currently close to a 142,000 cases and about 5,000 deaths the state's department of public health says the hospitalization rates remain stable. now right here in the bay area take a look at your screen there over 16,000 cases of coronavirus we're

also seeing 490 deaths alameda county has the most number of cases at 4200 infections santa clara follows with more than 3100 cases if you like to take a look at the whole list and the breakdown by city by county. it's always available on our website kron 4 dot com. >>as covid-19 restrictions loosened in more places begin to reopen state health officials are keeping a watchful eye on surges in several counties that include santa clara county. the country's first covid-19 death was in santa clara county. but now the concern is growing about the number of hospitalizations the state says there could be a number of factors, including an increase in testing and people from other counties coming to santa clara for care. now despite the number of hospitalizations the increase in the absolute number of patients in hospitals is low, considering the number of people who live ina county. ucsf epidemiologist says that the best way to prevent the spread remains

wearing a face mask, even with loosens restrictions. >>we're trying to do is open up. we're trying to open our economies were trying to get back to doing the things we want to be doing and it's pretty clear the safest way to do that is for us to be wearing masks most of the time. >>the state's goal for santa clara county is getting the word out on the importance of wearing masks in public places and also the risks involved with attending mass gatherings. >>and several restaurants in san francisco are now open for outdoor dining for the first time in months but in order to open restaurants have to follow several rules to keep customers safe safe as possible. we saw some restaurants along fishermans woerth with tables set at a safe distance apart, some restaurants even had walls of glass up to create physical distancing outdoor restaurant reopening guidelines were announced just last thursday night. but you know it just wasn't enough time for some businesses to get ready. >>the staffing, you know sanitizing everything organizing that how they're

going to how the slowest service work paying off their vendors spot and food it just wasn't really possible for them to make it work. >>and then another challenge for some restaurants is just not being able to afford to reopen and that's especially the case for places in downtown san francisco have a restaurant downtown you know officers are still closer no workers. no conventions, no tourists and for them. it's more expensive to open that it is to stay closed. >>breaking news from overnight 8 people were wounded in the shooting outside of a bar in san antonio texas. police say a man opened fire after he was turned away from the bar. the shooter claimed to be a ufc fighter and was part of a group that was turned away from the bar because they were intoxicated that's when the shooter grabbed a rifle from his car and then opened fire 5 women and 3 men were wounded, there's no word on their condition this morning and the shooter is still on the loose. coming up this morning. there is a controversy on the bart board of directors about the agency's code of conduct is it

biased against african american riders will have that story coming up. and plus the man accused of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy in santa cruz makes his first court appearance will find out what prosecutors are considering for his sentence. >>and after the break in san francisco tax money from sodas being used to help those in need. we'll explain. before we get to that though let's take a look outside san mateo bridge a cloudy conditions and light traffic this early saturday morning will be right back. ♪ ♪ we can't wait to get our family, and yours, back together again. ♪

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>>welcome back everyone san francisco mayor london breed says the city will provide more than a million dollars in emergency food relief for people affected by the covid-19 pandemic so the money was raised through the city soda tax. it will be used to buy meals for low income people seniors, pregnant women, an undocumented immigrants now that money will also support the san francisco unified school district's free lunch program for students during the pandemic. >>and the slow return to normal means no more free par-ing in oakland as drivers will soon have to pay for metered street parking once again. the city says the parking meter operations will a start up again in oakland on july 6th. the rates will remain the same at all street meters and in city owned garages and lots. looking at temperatures for the most part of the 50's across most of the real estate in all this cloud cover for now give it a couple

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morning, everybody and you know speaking of all of that we have this unsettled stuff going on the good news is from our perspective, it's actually going to clear out for the balance of the day today. >>and then you know the way it happens overnight key point clearing out during the day so we get most of that quote nasty enough the nasty stuff with it. that happens during the overnight hours like we had basically overnight to this morning, here's the golden gate bridge. and we are crossing into the bridges there you don't have any interference with the winds they just go wash right across the water and therefore the bridge span so keep that in mind your travels we do have little bit of a breeze that with us and we'll stay with us it looks like into the light. we've got the upper 50's going on the east bay shoreline for now opened at 6 to 56 san francisco lot of 50's up here the north bay and 58 meanwhile for san jose so is putting into motion there you can see the leftover cloud cover and some radar echoes up to northern california. even down around the bay near waters edge, you might pick up a little bit of drizzle. you know enough to dirty up the car yet again, and looks like that will happen for tonight if your car is parked outside a little bit. here's what

happens in future cast for great saturday overnight boom here we go back to the peninsula coast. the north a little bit but have no fear for your sunday opens up nicely for the afternoon again so do the whole thing with maybe some morning clouds and fog. breaks up for the afternoon that is also keeping temperatures down a little bit now with daytime heating. we'll probably get a little bit of the way that afternoon breeze kicking up here, although it's covering a lot of real estate up in the north bay in the east bay oily out of the west you will notice. and then it dies down a little bit for overnight. and for tomorrow again. we look for temperatures to be a little warmer though than today so today's going to be kind of cool in those inland valleys because we've got 70's over most of the bay, mostly sunny and pleasant on balance so forget this picture in the background this is just this morning. the cloud cover unsettled overnight and early which i talked about and then warm inland with 80's back tomorrow sore going to be actually warming up in some of those inland valleys will notice it. more so than today next week we continue that trend with 80's and even 90's

returning by the middle of the week you'll see that the extended 65 san francisco 68 for oakland. nice for san jose coming in at 73 look across the greater region yellows out there in the far east bay with 70's got mid 70's up there the north bay 73 meanwhile for san jose than the peninsula's grabbing a few lower 70's and 60's out towards the coast back to you. all right dave thanks lot back to the news this morning, the death penalty is on the table in the murder of santa cruz. >>deputy damon gutzwiller he was killed last weekend in that ambush attack prosecutors are now considering that option again stephen the accused shooter kron four's rob fladeboe has more on that from santa cruz. >>outside santa cruz county superior court friday. there were sharp shooters on the roof canine units sweeping the grounds and many patrol vehicles blocking access to the courthouse. inside though accused cop killer steven carrillo appeared in court on video from monterrey where

he's being held for his own protection the 32 year-old active duty air force sergeant ordering few words in acknowledging his arraignment in the june 6 ambush in ben lomond sheriff's deputies during which sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed. >>and 2 other law enforcement officers injured in a 15 page complaint carrillo is charged with 19 felonies including first degree murder attempted murder lying in wait possession of explosives with intent to murder carjacking and assault on a firefighter. after allegedly ambushing his victims. carrillo was tackled and disarmed by a would be carjack victim, calm and attentive it is hearing curley said by a fellow service member and others to have held a grudge against law enforcement carrillo's crimes were willful deliberate and premeditated says district attorneys jeffrey zoe. >>this individual as i said who ambushed. searching that's

and to to murder a civilian. so we charged him with everything that was appropriate to charge the stream. the last several years. >>stephen trio set to return to court to enter a formal plea on july 17th in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and now to some breaking news. we're following for you firefighters in marine county are about to to vegetation fires in larkspur so one is located in the area of holly and hawthorn the other is in the creekside area. the fire broke out earlier this morning all homes near that fire have been evacuated and police are still investigating these fires as possible arson we

will bring you more details as we learn more. >>back to the south bay this morning after more than a year of review, the santa clara county district attorney's office says a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara was lawful. it happened early in the morning of january 5th of 2019 it was at the rotten robbie gas station on lafayette street. 4 police officer shot and killed 54 year-old sean kennedy. the officers said they could hear and see shooting going on inside the store and that several people had already been shot in a 33 page public report the county's d a wrote that the officers lawfully shot and killed the gunman and that their conduct was quote undoubtedly saved lives. well san jose mayor sam liccardo is pushing to ban police for using rubber bullets for crowd control. >>the proposal is now headed to the city council. it also directs the independent police auditor to create a way for those who attended protests in

san jose for may 29 through june for us to report any injuries at the hands of police the auditor will have until counsel the special report. demonstrators held a sit-in right in front of mayor liccardo is home last night they said it was to honor the name of spirit and memory of those killed by san jose police the group is calling for the city to allocate funds only accessible to black lead community organizations as well as long-term support for families affected by police violence among them jason rae is the cousin of anthony nunez who was shot and killed by san jose police back in 2016. >>i feel empowered now that a lot of people across the country are finally awakened the reality of this you know our police chief went on tv and said that sounds he doesn't have a problem we're not ferguson. well my response to that was because i was at the city council meeting when this occurred. i told him what would you do need a for example for you to realize there's a problem here.

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>>welcome back everyone in national news, the white house is proposing a series of changes to us asylum laws that could drastically limit who can qualify. >>critics say that this comes as most americans are distracted by the pandemic and national civil unrest but supporters say the changes will simplify and speed up a backlog system our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has details. >>the trump administration is proposing sweeping changes to us asylum laws. it's important that judges have the tools and asylum officers have the tools to renew frivolous applications lower east with the heritage foundation says the proposed changes will speed up the system for those who are truly in danger applying for asylum. >>has taken longer and longer because so many people are applying for it, but the proposal includes so many changes but advocates for asylum, seekers say meeting the new standards will be nearly impossible basically making it such that 99% of people who i for asylum won't

be able to get it shine and krishna swami with amnesty international says people fleeing from gangs or gender based violence for example. >>would be excluded from us asylum protections there. >>literally attempts to write direct and she got mission out the proposed changes also push asylum, seekers to relocate within their own country or to a country they travel through before arriving at the u.s. border, oregon senator jeff merkley says the administration has a track record of trying to block all types of immigration we have put up obstacle after obstacle to those seeking asylum groups that help asylum seekers promised to fight the changes in court. >>reporting in washington, alexandra le mon. >>coming up next a ucsf doctor recounts her experience of getting caught in violence at an oakland protests will share the advice that she's getting on staying safe while protesting. and a look outside before we go a live look at the bay bridge traffic is

light on this saturday morning into san francisco, but a little breezy the signs have been activated by chp a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. the benicia bridge and traveling over th

>>good morning, welcome back thanks for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news at saturday june 13th marty gonzales and i n say let's get a check of your forecast hopefully it's going to be a pleasant saturday dave

spahr sending by that it will be good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody and a check in with our winds were talking earlier about a little bit of a breeze and a little caution going across bay area bridges in the teens you can see across mid bay for the most part around the delta. it also picks up to pretty common with an onshore wind like that live shot coming in from u c berkeley we see some sun trying to poke in some of those fog clouds a little bit sore improving already at this hour expect the afternoon to be pretty nice with those temperatures nice and controlled for us. we do have the sole disturbance moving through that to march through overnight. we have another one into overnight tonight. so the timing of this is perfect. it's happening during the overnight hours and then conditions clear both today and tomorrow afternoon 60's for open from 4 right now, 59 hayward 55 for free mobile got 57 meanwhile, san francisco. mid-fifties up to the north bay, although 59 and 58 san jose for today as we can squint and see a little bit of sun try to come out a little bit out of those clouds by 11 we're mostly sunny at

6570 by 2 o'clock and that's inland as you'll notice temperatures some 80 over just about all the bay for today warming up a little bit more so for tomorrow. but for today again we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast in just a bit back to you. >>a nationwide calls to defund police are bringing bart into the spotlight of artificial and eats pay advocacy group are clashing about the role of uniformed officers on barton in the bart stations and whether civilian response to non criminal calls would actually work kron four's has it been hearing reports. >>does bites code of conduct policy led to the criminalization of black people on by do what he does so many since it was disproportionate. some of the policy is not our police officers, the criminal life and it is our state laws that criminalize them and when someone breaks the law there criminalizing themselves that conversation is now on the

table for bart as it joins police departments across the country facing calls to be defunded however by director deborah allen says instead of getting rid of the police department she recommends getting rid of the code of conduct is directors decide that they don't want to enforce certain parts of the law that they should take all the signs jail this age you know, know drinking no and even the virus in kron 4 viewers will recall this incident with a black but passenger was put in handcuffs after being confronted by police for it to sandwich of the pleasant hill plat food, this is the type of nonviolent call for service that could be diverted away from our police says the ceo of the urban strategies council david hare anything that gets to please so little trust saying. >>a chilly better handled. and non police actors earlier this year by lions day pilot ambassador program to increase the uniformed personnel

presents and trades and address customers concerns about public safety it people will not obey a police officer when asked tonight, you know the platform why would you ever expect that people will pay attention to someone who's not a police officer. >>but general manager said kron 4 statement regarding police reform that reads in part quote we are developing a public facing document that will communicate the 10 years of reforms we put into place and our continued commitment to anti racism community engagement expanding training ed robust oversight unquote. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>and as protests continue across the country calling for racial justice and police reforms, one bay area doctors speaking out about being prepared for violence if it escalates at a demonstration. chief resident in the emergency department at ucsf doctor cortland brown attended the first oakland protest for george floyd earlier this month. she says it started peacefully and then she ended

up getting caught in an area filled with tear gas and she says police were shooting rubber bullets. now doctor brown has come up with a list to help you stay safe at a demonstration. >>everything just heard within. a few minutes and it became very violent turn from both ends and there were a couple 1000 and the police started using tear gas we really recommend everybody where and 95 covered with a cloth mask able to are coupled with one of the yellow surgical masks as well as bringing extra masks in case you do get exposed to chemicals so that you can then change and then put on another mask, so that you're staying safe from prying eyes are staying as you possibly can from any chemicals expose joe. >>doctor brown says ucsf has increased the number of i wash stations and showers that they have in their emergency department for those people who have been exposed to chemicals. she believes that the need for these will increase as the protests continue. most important thing to do she says is to rent remain calm if you're exposed

to tear gas. >>well to the north bay now some gyms can now reopen if they meet the new health guidelines the training last 7.14 fitness center in the nation reopened friday morning with about half the numbers of people in classes. the owner of the gym says that they don't require mass since their kickboxing classes are high intense intensity. cardio people can have trouble breathing. but they are enforcing social distancing by placing these little dots right there on the mats and their 7 feet apart. they are all they also have a designated separate entrances for people who are coming in and going out so that they don't have to pass each other. >>it's going to the gym and having the social distant energy, you know it's just totally different which is what we all crave when we want to work out right is the energy from other people how life is different we know at the time also has cleaning supplies for members and staff and structures also get their temperatures taken before helping others work up a sweat. >>san francisco mayor london

breed says the city has settled a lawsuit that was filed by tenderloin merchants and the u c hazing school of law. the suit demanded that the city clean up the area and move the homeless into shelters. in the lawsuit the university and the merchants called on the city to address unsanitary conditions in the tenderloin area amidst the coronavirus pandemic the city says it will be removing up to 300 tents and encampments by july 20th that number represents about 70% of the tents and encampments that were documented during the census last week, the homeless in the area will be offered free covid-19 testing and we'll be right relocated to a hotel room or another safe sleeping site. >>well if you're bored are looking for something fun to do drive in concerts are heading to the bay area how does that sound so the alameda county fair of course has been council the council for the first time. in its long history because of the coronavirus pandemic but this weekend they're going to be hosting the bay area's first drive in concert so on

saturday and sunday. the fairgrounds will host 3 cover bands are you ready charney who zz top pay than a land sounds fun right this is going to be from 7 to 10:00pm each night doors open at 6. >>may be a little pricey but it's a 100 bucks, it's you know it's okay if you don't have anything to do its a 100 bucks per vehicle. >>you can buy the tickets in advance or at gate. well i think i want to head over. i like that yeah i'll take my mom with me well to the peninsula now the 7 super superior court will be resuming jury trials on monday. and there will be new restrictions in place to try to limit the spread of covid-19 the county made the announcement on twitter friday afternoon also tweeting this picture right here. jurors will have to check in at one of these outdoor tents for a health screening. before they're allowed to actually enter the courthouse and then of course seating arrangements will be in place inside of the building they've also been changed around a bit to allow for physical distance e.

>>and coming up this morning. the woman caught on camera giving a racist rant in southern california has been identified by police but this wasn't the first time that she's been caught spewing hate will have that coming up and after the break we'll bring you the story of want us cano anderson in east oakland native who is representing his hometown both on and off the

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morning welcome back of the head over to east oakland and ask about want us anderson folks there will tell you that he's a neighborhood hero. the golden state warriors rookie saw his life come full circle this year and the road to get their surprise him as much it may surprise you as well kron four's jason dumas has more. want us anderson took the road less traveled to the nba. in fact he didn't even know the nba was on the map that i've so they can get i would tell you know. >>but i hear it ripping off in the out of china hu show the world to be happy but just 5 years after he didn't even put his name in the nba draft with stints in mexico and the g league, he finds himself as a growing fan favorite in his hometown, a reminder every day like this is this is a lesson this is an amazing opportunity and i use a lot of things just came together like. >>this is the epitome of the stars the lawn on the court he emerged as a spark and steve kerr is over 20 minutes per game in

march and april but his biggest badge of honor was being able to do this in the community that raised and i love you from here like i blues was so much is so being able to be on the warriors which the word or team that everybody in the world has watched just being able to represent open on the world still buy as though to me and i carried honor that and the east oakland native recently displayed at pride when he led a walk immunity protests through oakland to highlight racism and police brutality. >>in a community that has suffered through tragedies like the oscar grant murder. >>to do the protest was pretty it was i was a pretty much what it was. riis park but george floyd instant who they just brought out a lot of emotions obviously that myself i had to suppress it for so long has been the young minority have black cap makes syria. the also inspired 2 of the most notable athletes in the bay area to come out and

join steph curry and klay thompson when they take the out of their data comes for my community and ultimately story is love because you know i was one of the organizers of this rally. for me that meant the world. >>a fantastic story that was jason dumas reporting for us this morning, dave. t minus ten seconds to crispier, fluffier

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morning welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news want to go ahead and check the weather

forecast for this weekend a sparse here with all that high day what are you cooking there in the suture camera shot that looks at that fought. yom smells good what's going on we have all of that fog has the kind of mix out what you saw from sutro camera doing that the shot from u c berkeley kind of an overcast shredded stratus that again will clear out into our afternoon. sfo no delays going on here but again the fog waiting to kind of lift here a little bit temperatures for the bay area right now we've got the upper 50's lower 60's now 64 oakland 61 56 for napa we have 57 san francisco and 58 san jose due note of the winds though they're going to pick up a little bit this afternoon driven by some of the inland heating that's going to be very modest today because we keep those temperatures sub, 18 for today now tomorrow we warm up a little more so and they do have a little system coming in through tonight. and that will bring some cloud cover temporarily tonight before we clear back up again 84 fresno today, 78 sacramento, 65 san francisco, 61 moderate and on the socal

lower to middle 70's at least along the coast. not a lot of traffic we get past this mess here for the weekend. basically looks to be an eventful we do see a warming trend for the middle of the week that's true you'll see that in the seven-day forecast but nothing really that comes in bringing us all earnest chance of rain here. let's get to your 4 zone forecast though for your saturday 65 san francisco, daly city 6464 pacifica upper 60's cover the peninsula to the northern end, 74 burlingame we only see the lower 70's evens up and down south palo alto at 72 70 coming in 4 mountain view for the south bay. start to approach maybe some mid 70's, like morgan hill at 73, 72 or 7673 for san jose santa clara 72 along with cupertino east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's tri valley in the lower 7071 for dublin, 73 wannacry conquered at 7565 berkeley, a lot of big difference between the east and western side of the east

bay hills though 74 richmond and up to the north bay we're back to some mid 70's at that like fairfield and vacaville 73 for napa and also for sonoma 75 per santa rosa with 62 point re little chilly at stenson be stowed 56 70 forecast look at the warming trend all the way to wednesday thursday getting up there to the lower 90's and then backtracking to the 80's by friday. back to you. >>and as we all play games. what kind of game i play i play games where you get. >>well police have identified that woman who was in a video giving a racing racist rant. to an asian woman at a park in southern california. >>police say the woman is lana hernandez michelle healy reports that officers are looking for her. the torrance police chief says that the woman now linked to 3 racial attacks in her city is 56 year-old leanna hernandez along beach woman who has ties to torrance

>>go back to whatever he's a country long that would explain why hernandez was captured on video in wilson park wednesday. >>that you're going to get you. my family. >>unleashing a hate filled tirade on not just one asian-american exercising here great you just made a racist comment. >>you know what i'm not a racist person uses you just made a video you need to go home. >>i am from here but also lobbying racial slurs and profanity at a second man and his son at the same torrance park respect the respect people. >>officers have tried to find lena hernandez with no luck. >>police confirm, she's also the suspect in a 3rd disturbing racial incident

involving assault at the de la mome all last october the case is being presented to our city attorney's office actually as we speak. >>i don't know what sections there are i don't because a lot of this might possibly not rise to the level of a crime and yet some of it may. but i'm going to leave that to the investigators who actually have all the evidence and all the information before then i don't have all that information. well police are asking anyone who may have come in contact with lena hernandez to give them a call. >>robin. webster dictionary will update its definition of the word racism based on one requests now that's according to a young missouri woman. >>so kennedy mitchem says that the dictionary's current definition is inadequate that it overlooks broader issues of racial inequality. the 22 year-old a recent college graduate says that her email lets her response from the dictionary editor followed by a promise to update the defin >>back in for i did have to

fight, but they did say that they would change it to include more sustained aspects because that is very important and that they would look into different restart different literature that includes what people of color have to say about the term before you know publishing it. >>wow well merriam-webster's editor told mitcham that the revision would not happened were it not for her persistent the dictionary's editor at large says that they have been they have had a previous constraints of having to fit shorter definitions into print editions. he also adds that it's no longer the case with more users. accessing the merriam-webster dictionary online. >>well look outside before we go checking in on the airport we haven't had any word of any major delays this morning. but we do have some cloud cover there we'll check in on your weekend forecast coming up.

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♪ discover what's possible for summer... at lowe's. >>of course happy to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate phoebe roach-ah graduated from branum high school in san jose phoebe will be studying environmental engineering at u c irvine going eaters you let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find the salute to grads 2020. under the news tab and then submit a picture of your grad let us know the high school i graduated from and what's next in line for them. >>and now let's get a check of your weather forecast and see how the weekend is shaping up with jay sparred 8th. >>good morning robin good morning, everybody here's a

live shot of the bay bridge shot we're still waiting for this fog and cloud of dust to clear out a little bit speaking to which you can see it does so within the next hour or 2 will say and turning to a mostly sunny afternoon. it looks like as well bay area temperatures are in the upper 50's to some lower 60's, nevada with 61 and oakland coming in at 60 little cooler for most of the real estate about 2 thirds of it compared to portion up here in the north bay, 65 by 11 by 2 o'clock we're at 70 as temperatures are some 80 for your saturday back to you. >>all right dave thanks live coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news riders will finally be able to take bart to the south bay. we're live with more details on that. and as covid-19 restrictions loosened more places begin to open a state health officials are keeping a watchful eye on surges in several counties, we'll tell you which south bay county they're focusing on as well. and there's a new effort in washington to help restore the national park system will give you the details coming up in moments. and we're taking a

live look outside of conditions at the san mateo bridge under cloudy skies this morning traffic's moving nice and smooth out for this early saturday morning. and the golden gate same light traffic some clouds but it looks to be clearing.

>>you're watching kron 4 morning >>good morning, thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 weekend. we're taking a live look outside walnut creek this

morning looking pretty good hi everybody i'm marty gonzales is saturday june 13th. >>and i'm robin would say let's go ahead and get a check of your forecast now and see what it's going to look like the saturday with dave spahr martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody just a quick check in with winds a little bit of a breeze is working here on shore and that's the key issue going to keep temperatures down for today, somewhat the teens you can see going across san francisco to oakland in off to the delta. most readings as you get away from that are a little bit lower however to the north and the south live shot of the bay bridge is we still fight some of this morning fog and some of that's a stratus to the will mix out of here. next couple of hours, it looks like we'll go into a mostly sunny mode as we approach around the noon hour. temperatures thus far we have the lower 60's in the far inland areas and 50's and 60's also along the east bay shoreline, 50's and 60's up to the north bay was 64, san jose but a good 2 thirds of the real estate is a little cooler this morning than yesterday up there the north bay you can see a little bit ahead of the ball game well loo complete weekend forecast coming up in just a bit back

to you. all right dave, thanks a lot happening today, passengers are hopping on the trains at the new south bay bart station for the very first time. >>kron four's reyna harvey live at the station in san jose with all the details. you have a little bit of a crowd behind urena. >>hall marty says in the crowd just a few minutes ago when they opened the gates and everybody walked in there are a lot of people. >>the barn is actually supposed to leave here at 7.56. so a little behind schedule but look it's the first day that they're opening so they got to get everybody on board to make sure everybody's could so i'm going to show you that image of everybody walking into the bar this morning here at the various the station. >>this is when they first opened the gates of people started to walk through the door now. the first train leaving any moment now, and it's going to arrive in milpitas after that this bart station was about 30 years in the making so it's going to connect bart to north san jose cost $2 billion to build they have that ribbon cutting

ceremony yesterday to try to reduce the crowd here today because of coronavirus so people have been able to come in most of everybody here wearing a mask to stay safe. >>i spoke to some a riders here this morning, here's what they had to say about the bar. >>burned down in this area it's going to party extend even further but the thing about this area it's going to be an asset for people to get to san francisco in other parts of the bay area. >>i was a because not everyone needs to cause and they can always >>all right just like they said look if you were going to leave here and go to the in barca daryl station in san francisco. it will cost you about a $8.15 and it would take you about 65 minutes to get here so the majority of the people that you saw there already up there still waiting for the bar to take off so they can get on their journey and a lot of people just came

out today to a document the historic moment, a lot of people not even riding they just came out to take pictures in try to talk to people they all clapped and applauded as those gates rolled back so this is a then long in the wait for this community and finally whenever it decides to leave they'll be able to take the bar but for now reporting here in san jose urena harvey kron 4 news or rain and they've waited 30 years a couple more minutes is not going to matter much right. >>martin you're absolutely right about that you know i feel bad if anybody had an appointment but look. these are different times so i'm sure they understand my patients all right reena that's harvey reporting for us from south san jose rob. >>and one week to go before california opens up a bit more under new state guidelines nail salons tattoo shops and massage parlors will be allowed to reopen june 19th with county approval, workers and customers will be required to wear face masks and limited services will available salons will be able to offer

services including facials waxing a massage therapy indoor religious services with the limit of 25% capacity will be allowed. well there's been an uptick of coronavirus cases in 17 states since memorial day that leads to a gram covid-19 prediction from the cdc estimates a 136,000 coronavirus tests in the u.s. by july 4th. now in california. they're currently close to a 142,000 cases and about 5,000 deaths the state department of public health says that the hospitalization rates remain stable here in the bay area there are over 16,000 cases of coronavirus we're also seeing over 490 deaths. alameda county has the most numbers of cases so far at over 4200 infections santa clara follows with more than 3100 cases you can find the total by county by city we have it all broken down on our website kron 4 dot com. >>as covid-19 restrictions

loosened in more places begin to reopen state health officials are keeping a watchful eye on surges in several counties kron four's dan thorn reports that one source of concern is santa clara county. the california department of public health is targeting santa clara county along with 10 others for a surge in new cases the south bay county is where the country's first covid-19 death was recorded, but the concern is the growing number of hospitalizations. >>the state says drivers of this growth could be the increase in testing or people from neighboring counties coming to santa clara county for care. despite the number of hospitalizations going up the increase in the absolute number of patients in hospitals is low considering the amount of people who live in santa clara county. as officials monitor these outbreaks people can follow along on a new state website. it points out which counties are being watched and also shows a day to chart tracking the number of tests the number of cases and the rate of

positive cases the state's goal for santa clara county is increasing the public messaging on personal protection measures and the risks involved with mass gatherings we have to understand we're going to be living with this virus for a while ucsf epidemiologist doctor kirsten bevan's domingo says. >>strong messaging is important as more areas continue to loosen restrictions and reopen but the best way to prevent the spread is to continue wearing face coverings or masks what we're trying to do is open up. >>we're trying to open our economies were trying to get back to doing the things we want to be doing and it's pretty clear the safest way to do that is for us to be wearing masks most of the time. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well breaking overnight 8 people were wounded in a shooting outside of a bar in san antonio texas. police say a man opened fire after he was turned away from that bar, the shooter claimed toa ufc fighter and was part of a

group that was turned away from the bar because they were intoxicated that's when the shooter then went to grab a rifle from his car he then opened fire 5 women and 3 men were injured, there's no word on their condition this morning. and police say the shooter is still on the loose. still ahead this morning more restaurants are reopening across the bay area will have everything you need to know if you plan on eating out in san francisco. >>and the man accused of shooting and killing a judge a sheriff's deputy in santa cruz county makes his first court appearance will find out what prosecutors are considering for his sentence. >>republicans plan to introduce their own police reform legislation next week while democrats continue to stand

>>welcome back everyone in washington the senate's only black republican has been tasked with leading the efforts on a gop bill which would increase police training and oversight and also track excessive force cases house democrats unveiled their own version of the justice and policing act and a washington dc correspondent just eaten or reports that republicans will have to win over the house, the white house and enough democrats. >>to turn that legislation into law. >>so what do we do now. >>tennessee senator lamar alexander asked the question on many minds in washington following the death of george floyd in police custody and nationwide protests against police brutality will not be

as easy as passing laws. it will take changing behaviors but for congress it's a start the senate's lone black republican tim scott is leading the gop effort on police reform legislation that includes incentives for police to reduce their use of force in tracking these cases across departments, we need a lot more funding for body cameras and make sure officers safer and it makes the for fellow republicans like louisiana senator bill cassidy said they like the direction scott is going in cassidy points to a specific ethical policing policy in new orleans topple the shoulder and say sarge on new on the job. >>but you're out of hand, let me take over it minneapolis that had out which new orleans has george floyd would be a lot scott will have to convince the white house and an of democrats that the gop measures should become law president trump announced thursday, he's finalizing an executive order on police reform. >>but didn't share many specifics. the most current

professional standards for the use of force while scott plans to introduce his bill next week. >>democrats argue their legislation goes much further by banning choke hold and certain no knock warrants and making it easier to sue police it will be passed in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>now to an update on a breaking news story that we brought you the live within the last hour firefighters have finally contained multiple vegetation fires in moraine county. firefighters are on the scene of 6 different fires this morning and right now there is no threat to any structures firefighters are still on scene mopping up putting out hot spots and police are investigating these fires as possible arson. >>robin we're looking at temperatures mostly in the 60's in the 50's across most of the real estate and we're fighting through some of this morning fog to turn to mostly sunny in the afternoon. i will lo

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>>good morning, welcome back a brush fire burning in sacramento is now 60% contained. it has burned over 5,000 acres so far cal fire says it started about noon yesterday about 17 miles southeast of downtown sacramento. that fire grew quickly and force homeowners in the area to evacuate. now let's go ahead and get a check of today's forecast for the bay area with dave spahr hide a hey good morning marty good we have is a ybody and

fortune don't have any rain event of any role worth noting over this weekend period. >>these little fronts are coming by to bring us winds a little bit they bring us some cloud cover increases the marine layer abed might get some coastal drizzle in such might happen again for tonight too by the way. but basically we don't know mostly sunny mode and winds to on shore were expected today tomorrow. there's a live shot of the golden gate we see blue skies peering through with all of this temperatures thus far we start to get some lower 60's and good chunk of the east bay for now 58 napa 61 57 san francisco in 60 meanwhile for san jose. there's the flow pattern most of the real traffic is up to the north in terms of bringing any rain echoes with all of that we have a little slight chance overnight which will show you just a bit of maybe picking up a little stray sprinkle again to dirty up the car for you watching future cast for we clear out nicely today overnight boom, there's a little opportunities you can see past the witching hour. and then into tomorrow clear back out again for the balance of the day so the start date times are looking pretty good.

this will also be with some breezy conditions, but we expect tomorrow to be a little bit warmer then we're looking at today the 80's are taking a break today, but they'll be back tomorrow those inland valleys, here's the winds. little bit of an uptick that happens late in the afternoon covering a good chunk of the east bay, a little bit up there. the north bay to make note of and then it settles down for the overnight so that front that happens tonight. but as an agitator winds too much with that. so we're looking at mostly sunny and pleasant for your saturday 70's over most of the bay and thus a bay bridge shot is starting to improve a little bit more so too with more blue skies behind us tomorrow unsettle overnight early then warming in london 80's are back and then for next week we've got mostly sunny and warming as we start get into some of the 90's as we arrive at to tuesday into wednesday for today, 65 san francisco oakland 68, 73 san jose got a call that nice after all the hot stuff that we've had. here's how it looks like across the wider real estate some yellows out there the far east bay, middle 70's, we've

got the lower to middle 70's up to the north bay lots of greenery for the peninsula with 60's 70's back to you. >>well several restaurants in san francisco are now open for outdoor dining for the first time in months but in order to open restaurants have to follow several rules to keep customers as safe as possible we saw some restaurants on fisherman's wharf with table set a safe distance apart, some restaurants, even have walls of glass to create physical distancing outdoor restaurant opening guidelines were announced just last thursday night and that was not enough time for some businesses to get ready. >>the staffing. you know sanitizing everything organizing that how they're going to how the slow service work paying off their vendors spot and food it just wasn't really possible for them to make it work. and another challenge for some restaurants is not being able to afford to reopen that's especially the case for restaurants downtown. >>well, there's no office workers know conventions, no tourists for them, it's more ex

to stay closed. >>and san francisco mayor london breed is urging more restaurants to be more creative in opening outdoor dining spaces. she visited cafe and the in the bay view on friday, the mayor acknowledging that she moved up the reopening from next monday to yesterday and that was not enough notice for all the restaurants to reopen, but the mayor says restaurant should press forward anyway. and that includes using the sidewalk or parking spaces for tables. use common sense. >>do your best. and try to be patient with us and don't stress out over worrying about what the city isn't doing or is doing. we're here to help you we want you to succeed. so we're not going to come around with our pan and pad, you know giving you citations over certain things we're going to try to talk to you and work with you through this process. >>where breed says she also wants to move up the timeline for opening night hair salons bars and indoor dining but at this point she has not yet targeted a date for that to happen. now to the east bay

where alameda county joined the rest of the bay area and relaxing restrictions for several outdoor activities and businesses kron four's kate rooney has that. >>alameda county has followed a more cautious opening timeline than other bay area counties but as of friday june 19th a number of businesses including dining establishments will be allowed to resume some outdoor operations are trying to walk a line and trying to you know opening and then posing and see what happened them know putting some more the mesa readings cautious great and safe way doctor palm said early june has indicated a stabilizing of new covid-19 cases and hospitalizations in alameda county leading to the county's decision to allow more reopening next week. it's news that local businesses have been eagerly awaiting we're ready. we've had pretty quickly we've got. >>rockwall masks and with that face shields and we we were

able to modify or online platform and so we'll be launching reservations button so that people can reserve a picnic table alameda county businesses like rockwell winery and drinks dealership have stood by making preparations. they watch their counterparts in other counties reopen. they say one of the best parts will be being able to finally bring their staff back we've had people that have been off. >>struggling wondering how they're going to make ends meet we want to try to make sure that they can they can do that and so bringing people back is is a priority. >>another priority for businesses is safety alameda county will be using state approved guidelines and consulting the environmental health department wants only 6 feet and hands of the tables you want to make sure that. their weeks town is wearing face coverings nonstop rain is covering 3 grand. >>impression and sanitizing and can learn meat

has seen doctor. pam says it's also important for all restaurant patrons and anyone enjoying outdoor activities to keep wearing face coverings for kron 4 news, i'm kate rooney. >>coming up tax money from soda sales and san francisco being used to help those in need during the pandemic. the nation's parks are one step closer to looking a little greener and reporting in washingto

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>>welcome back everyone in national news. there's a new effort in washington dc to help restore the nation's national parks kron four's washington correspondent basil john has details. >>this is the most significant piece of environmental legislation. at least a generation after years of work, virginia senator mark warner in west, virginia senator joe manchin. >>see the great american outdoors act is a few steps away from restoring the country's national parks. >>people been thinking about this and talking about this for 1020 30 or more years monday, the senate agreed to take up the bill without adding any amendments. >>if we would have put amendments on that would signal to the house of representatives, hey the senate went ahead and put. amendments on why can't we and before you know it you've got a bill that's loaded up they can't carry its own lot. >>the bill tackles the billion maintenance backlog at national parks around the country in ads million to

protect other land and water resources throughout the u.s. if we're going to honor our commitment to our kids and our grandkids. >>that we make we want to make sure we preserve our history. the bill has support from both sides of the aisle. >>every state in the union. receives support. through the great american outdoor act. >>warner believe this bill will not only help restore parks, but boost the nation's economy. working on. and that reconstruction will add over a 100,000 jobs to our economy president trump has already expressed his support of the bill and warner in mention expect parks to start seeing improvements as early as this fall, reporting in washington and these will john. >>and back here in the bay area, the death penalty is on the table in the murder of santa cruz deputy damon gutzwiller he was killed last weekend and then ambush attack and not prosecutors are now thinking about the option against the accused shooter stephen creal appeared in

court on video in monterrey where he's being held for his own protection. he's charged with 19 felonies including first degree murder attempted murder lying in wait possession of explosives with intent to murder carjacking and assault on a firefighter, a fellow service member and others say the creal held a got a grudge against law enforcement. the district attorneys says his crimes were willful deliberate and premeditated. >>individual as i said who ambushed. searching that's tempted to murder a civilian. we charged him with everything that was appropriate to charge and syria. the last several years.

>>creo scheduled to be to be back in court to enter a formal plea on july 17th. still ahead this morning. there's a controversy on the bart board of directors about the agency's code of they're looking into whether or not it's biased against african american riders will have that ♪

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morning news, it's june 13th, i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston let's see how the weekend is shaping up that state's bar, okay, good morning guys, good morning, everybody is june 13 and it's a saturday not friday. so that's good said ok. >>turning to the spy there any way a look at our winds here we have little bit of that on shore wind into the teens over good chunk of midday drops off to the north and the south now these ones will be back a little bit this afternoon. it doesn't look like with a little disturbance moving across our area overnight this could be some clouds and maybe a little sprinkle or 2 doesn't look good will get much in the way of winds from all of that either but it will to uptick during daytime heating how about this shot looks like ringing a lot more blue and here in our u c berkeley shot over to the east bay shoreline waiting for some of that stronger sunshine to come through. there's the flow pattern as we expected so yet another wave happening tonight we get the sunshine this afternoon. we'll clear up again tomorrow afternoon. so the timing is awesome lower 60's for those inland areas, it looks like east bay shoreline lower 60's free

month coming in at 56 58 for napa 61 57 san francisco. got sunny going on by high noon to 3 o'clock 71 as temperatures will be some 80 going on for today, but they'll be back for tomorrow and we do have a little bit of a warm-up and that extended which will check in and just a little bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. the news this morning nationwide calls to defund police are bringing barred into the spotlight. a bart official and an east bay advocacy group art clashing about the role of uniformed officers on bart trains and whether civilian response to non criminal calls would actually work kron four's haaziq madyun has more on that. >>does bites code of conduct policy led to the criminalization of black people on by property are definitely does many since it was disproportionate. some of the policy is not our police officers, the criminal life

and it is our state laws that criminalize them and when someone breaks the law there criminalizing themselves that conversation is now on the table for bart as it joins police departments across the country facing calls to be defunded however by director deborah allen says instead of getting rid of the police department she recommends getting rid of the code of conduct is less so directors decide that they don't want to enforce certain parts of the law that they should take all the signs jail this age you know no heating no drinking, no and even a virus just in kron 4 viewers will recall this incident with a black but passenger was put in handcuffs after being confronted by police for it to sandwich of the pleasant hill plat food, this is the type of nonviolent call for service that could be diverted away from our police says the ceo of the urban strategies council david hare anything that gets to please set up a trust saying. >>a chilly better handle. and

non police actors earlier this year by lions day pilot ambassador program to increase the uniformed personnel presents and trades and address customers concerns about public safety it people will not obey a police officer when asked tonight you know the platform why would you ever expect that people will pay attention to someone who's not a police officer. >>but general manager said kron 4 statement regarding police reform that reads in part quote we are developing a public facing document that will communicate the 10 years of reforms we put into place and our continued commitment to anti racism community engagement expanding training ed robust oversight unquote. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>well as protests continue all across the country calling for racial justice and police reform one bay area doctor is speaking out about being prepared if violence escalates at a demonstration. chief resident in the emergency department at u c s f doctor

cortland brown attended the first oakland protests for george floyd earlier this month and while it started peaceful. she ended up caught in an area filled with a tear gas and she says that police were shooting rubber bullets. now doctor brown has come up with the list to help you stay safe out of protest, everything just heard within. >>a few minutes and it became very violent turn from both ends and there were a couple 1000 and the police started using tear gas we really recommend everybody where and 95 covered with a cloth mask, if they're able to are coupled with one of the yellow surgical masks as well as bringing extra masks in case you do get exposed to chemicals so that you can then change and then put on another mask, so they you're staying safe from prying eyes are staying as you possibly can from any chemicals are exposed. joe. doctor brown says the ucsf has increased the number of i wash stations and showers they have in their emergency department for those

exposed to chemicals she believes in these for these will increase as protests continue. >>most important the most important thing to do if you out there this happens it goes down just make sure you remain calm if you are exposed. >>now to the north bay this morning with some gyms can reopen if they meet the new health guidelines. the train loft 7.14 fitness center in benicia reopened friday morning with about half the number of people in their classes. the owner of the gym says that they don't require masks sensor kickboxing classes are high intensity. cardio and people can have trouble breathing with the masks on they are enforcing those social distancing they placed those dots on the mats that are 7 p to feet apart. they also designated a separate entrance and exit. so people don't pass by each other. >>it's going to the gym and having the social distant energy, you know it's just totally different which is what we all crave when we want to work out right is the energy from other people. >>well the gym says it also has cleaning supplies for both

members and use on the equipment. the instructors also get their temperatures taken before they help others work up a sweat. >>san francisco mayor london breed says the city will provide more than a million dollars in emergency food relief for people affected by the covid-19 pandemic the money raised the money was raised through the city soda tax. it will be used to buy meals for low income people seniors, pregnant women and undocumented immigrants that money will also support the san francisco unified school district's free lunch program for students during the pandemic. we'll drive in concerts are heading to the bay area a lot of folks are excited about this the alameda county fair has been canceled of course you know as we all know for the first time in a long time or in history because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>but this weekend they're doing something special they will be hosting the bay area's first drive-in concerts. >>so on saturday and sunday the fairgrounds will host 3 cover bands journey zz top van

halen's is from 7 to 10:00pm each night. doors open at 06:00pm so there's something to do but you have to have a 100 bucks and tickets are a $100 per vehicle not too bad, i guess you can buy tickets in advance are when you get there at the gate k 12. >>no jamming 10 people in the car to get into the coming up we're going to bring you inspiring story of want us anderson he's in the east bay native who is representing his hometown both on and off the court for the warriors before we get to that though let's take a live look outside light traffic this early saturday morning under cloudy skies on out there?

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amendment that some democrats now want to up end. the senate needs to approve the plan by june 25th its to appear on the november ballot. >>a san jose mayor sam liccardo is pushing to ban police from using rubber bullets for crowd control the proposal is now heading to the city council in also directs the independent police auditor to create a way for those who attended protests in san jose from may 29 through june 4th to report any injuries at the hands of police auditor will have until august to present the council with a special report. >>for some of this fog to kind of clear out and it looks like it's doing a decent job of the shot from u c berkeley turning mostly sunny. we see we'll check it out 4 zone forecast and that ex we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99.

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little cooler for fremont 57 up to the north bay, some upper 50's and 63 in 60 also san francisco. but a chilly 57 for half moon bay. later today, you know as we start to warm up a little bit inland. we'll see a little bit of the inland winds start to build a bit coming in from the coast will subside again by tomorrow overnight into tomorrow morning. we do see though by this time, though we'll probably have another wave dropping on in bringing a little drizzle potentially along the coast. but more the scattered clouds to negotiate through tomorrow morning. just as a side note highs today, but 80 going on for fresno 79 for bakersfield 78 for sacramento, central coast lower to middle 60's and lower to middle 70's to southern california, big bear checks in at 60. so looking at the traffic plan coming into the pacific it's this weekend that we see this all going on. after that to get some of the high pressure zone building warming up for the middle the week you'll see that in the extended but everything gets repelled and sent on to the

we'll see if that last little way for next weekend has anything for us doesn't look like for this vantage point now 65 in the 4 zone forecast for san francisco, 64 for daly city and 60 pacifica half moon bay checking in at 65 lot of the mid 60's in the northern end of the peninsula 74 burlingame and just to the lower 70's as we head down south. redwood city in palo alto at 72, san carlos at 6870 mountain view for the south bay most readings are in the lower 70's. morgan hill up to 7673 for san jose, 72 for cupertino upper 60's near 70 along the east bay shoreline lower 70's to tri valley pleasanton livermore seminole at about 70 73 walnut creek 75 or conquered, 74 richmond 65 for berkeley up to the north bay here we got 73 for sonoma napa 63. valais whoa and a vacaville and fairfield at 75 these numbers will be building a little bit more so tomorrow by the way 75 or santa rosa lower 70's, heading down south

of the beaches, a little chilly stinson beach at 5662. point re in the 7 day, here's a nice warm-up that starts to happen not only through the 80's that we get but by wednesday there you lower 90's into thursday as well as some relaxing as we finish off a week back to you. all right. thank you date back to the news this morning, san francisco mayor london breed says the city has settled a lawsuit filed by tenderloin merchants and you see hayes teen school of law. the suit demanded that the city clean up the area and move the homeless into shelters. in that lawsuit the university and the merchants called on the city to address unsanitary conditions in the tenderloin amid the coronavirus pandemic the city says it will be removing up to 300 tents and encampments by july 20th that number represents about 70% of the tents and encampments that were documented during the census last week, the homeless in the area will be offered free covid-19 testing and will be relocated to a hotel room or another safe sleeping site.

contra costa county library system is launching a new front door service on monday. >>to let people pick up books and other items they placed on hold online. so the service will be available and all 23 library locations during regular hours it will first allow patrons with holes on the shelf from early march to make appointments to pick up those items all patrons will be able to place new holes starting thursday. well in the north bay wineries and breweries in sonoma county will re open their tasting rooms is this good right. this is our quad copter for video of rodney strong vineyards in hills for to have an end to this one yet wineries in the sonoma county area will need to follow social distancing and health guidelines, so customers are encouraged to call ahead, make sure you make an what are the rules sniff swirl and sit marty and then well as more cities open up the cdc posted long-awaited

new guidelines on how to minimize every day risk from coronavirus here they are first of all take the stairs not the elevator. >>also encourage your friends to bring their own food and drinks to your outdoor cookout remember to use hand sanitizer after you bank at an atm and always be sure to call ahead to restaurants and salons to make sure their employees are wearing face coverings and keep this in high of high-fives no elbow bumps or hugs, instead greet people with a wave. now these guidelines repeat earlier advice about wearing face coverings especially if it's tough to stay at least 6 feet from other people. air travel slowly increasing now in the u.s. in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic now for the first time in months tsa screened more than half a million passengers. they reach that number on thursday, but that's still well below normal levels in fact it's less than 19% of the 2.7 million screens performed the same thursday last year. now in mid april

passenger rates bottomed out with fewer than 100,000 daily travelers that's for the entire country. the numbers have been rising steadily since then eric areas are operating more flights now on each plane is carrying more passengers. if you're heading to east oakland, and you ask about want us cano anderson folks will where will tell you that he's a neighborhood hero. the golden state warriors rookie saw his life come full circle this year and the road to get their surprise him just as much as it may surprise you kron four's jason dumas has more on that. want us anderson took the road less traveled to the nba. in fact he didn't even know the nba was on the map that i've you know so made him get i would tell you know. >>like i hear it ripping off in galveston who charles the world to be happy but just 5 years after he didn't even put his name in the nba draft with stints in mexico and the g league, he finds himself as a growing fan favorite in his hometown, a reminder every day

like this is this is list of misses an amazing opportunity you say like these just came together like. >>this is the epitome of the stars the lawn on the court he emerged as a spark and steve kerr is rotation averaging over 20 minutes per game in march and april but his biggest badge of honor was being able to do this in the community that raised him, i love you from here like i clues was so much is so being able to be on the warriors which the word or team that everybody in the world has watched just being able to represent open on the world still buy as though to me and i carry honor that and the east oakland native recently displayed at pride when he led a walk immunity protests through oakland to highlight racism and police brutality. >>in a community that has suffered through tragedies like the oscar grant murder. >>to do the protest was pretty it was pretty much what it was. we start by george floyd

instant who just brought out a lot of emotions obviously that myself i have been suppressing for so long has been the young minority have like a mix the also inspired 2 of the most notable athletes in the bay area to come out and join steph curry and klay thompson when they take the out of their data comes for my community and ultimately story is love because you know i was one of the organizers of this rally. for me that meant the world. credit spotted story one went on to tell jason that this season has only motivated him to get back into the gym and prepare for next season. >>and i'd like nothing better than to stay with the warriors for the foreseeable future. robin. >>a live look outside before we go this is from sfo where it's mostly cloudy 60 degrees

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>>all right time for the weekend weather forecast we're taking a live look outside from sutro cam taking a look golden gate bridge. still a little bit of the of fog still waiting to be burned off dave yeah, a little bit that mixing still left over. yeah, good morning marty good morning, everybody and speaking of which a model say don't fret that will be cleared out within probably the next hour to 2 or so. >>and back to mostly sunny. we go. temperatures thus far we have the lower 60's over a good chunk of the east bay up to the north bay, 64 santa rosa 58 for napa and 63 coming in for an a little bit cooler over good 2 thirds of the real estate, a little more moriah mild up in the north bay where at 67 by high noon at 3 o'clock sunny and 71 back to you. >>all right jay thanks a lot. still ahead in the next hour riders are hopping on the trains to take bart from the south bay. we're live with more details on that and as covid-19 restrictions loosened in more places begin to reopen. state health officials are keeping an eye on the south bay. we'll explai

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>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 09:00am. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news at saturday june 13th i'm robin winston and you're looking at a beautiful shot of the embarcadero in san francisco. >>very nice start to the day into the day higher body. omar gonzalez, let's go ahead and get the forecast from day spa ride a hey good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody and not bad as we take care of this morning, fog

and some of that oh by the way that stratucover also departing the field if you will on shore winds in place a week one at that, but it's enough to keep those temperatures down this afternoon, even with a lot of sunshine. here's the blue skies in the bay bridge. this is improved even from just an hour ago as we go into the mostly sunny bode. temperatures across the region. we got the lower 60's working on just graduated 63, rosa and 60 going on for san francisco in 61 for san jose. a little bit more mild up in the north bay, but most readings to the rest of the bay are a little bit behind where they were this time from yesterday 69 1 o'clock 70 of 4 get used to it will be a lot of 70's in the east bay going on the inland valleys, the 80's have been retired for one day they'll be back again tomorrow as we look for a similar scenario again we'll break this all down for you coming up in a ok seen a couple minutes say thank you happening today, passengers are hopping on barred at the new south bay bart stations for the very first time kron four's reyna harvey has been live at the various the station throughout the morning

watching very happy passengers up on the train high there rain. >>good morning marty very happy here that first train left the station a little after 8 so a lot of happy riders it's been a long time coming for a lot of people more than 30 years. it took them actually to work on this and get it up and running so a lot of people excited today we're going to show you those excited people as wait for those gates to roll up there you can see everybody clap even applying as they get ready to walk into a bar and buy those tickets in ride wherever they need to go to today. now this is going to connect north san jose here and again to billion for them to build they had a ribbon cutting ceremony on friday. they did not want to have one today because they wanted to protect people the best they could from covid-19 to reduce the number of people that we're going to show up today and again i got a chance to talk to a number of people who lived in the area or who were hopping on bart this morning and here's what they had to say.

>>and i'm victim because could not find her name you know going >>bart done this and it's going to party extend even further but the thing about this area it's going to be an asset for people to get to san francisco in other parts of the bay area i was a >>because not everyone needs to cause and they can always >>now from the various the station from here to embarcadero station in san francisco to cost you. dollars and $0.15 to take a ride and it will take about 65 minutes to get there and just like the people that i spoke to an area, you know a lot of people excited about right marty still people a little hesitant with coronavirus still a very active in. they're being mindful of that potentially waiting before they hopped on

bart but again if you do decide to ride, you know a lot of protections in place everyone that works here saw they all had mask and the riders also wear a mask today so that's a way that you can travel and take public transportation and be safe but for now he reported in san jose urena harvey kron 4 news all right big day in the south bay reyna thanks a lot for that live report from san jose rob. >>one week to go before california opens up a bit more under new state guidelines nail salons tattoo shops and massage parlors. >>will be allowed to reopen june 19th with county approval, workers and customers will be required to wear face masks and limited services will be available salons will be able to offer services you know like facials and waxing a massage therapy indoor religious services with a limit of 25% capacity will also be allowed. well there's been an uptick in coronavirus cases and 17 states since memorial day that leads toward graham covid-19 prediction

from the cdc. it estimates 136,000 coronavirus tests in the u.s. by july 4th. now in california there are currently close to 142,000 deaths and about 5 excusing cases that is and about 5,000 deaths, the state's department of public health says that the hospitalization rates remain stable, right here in the bay area there are over 16,000 cases of the coronavirus we're also seeing over 490 deaths alameda county has the most number of cases at over 4200 infections santa clara county follows with more than 3100 cases if you like to see all the counties by city the cases the dais can always check those numbers out on our website. it's always available at kron 4 dot com. >>as covid-19 restrictions loosened in more places begin to reopen state health officials are keeping a watchful eye on surges in several counties and that includes santa clara county. the country's first covid-19 death was in santa clara

county. but now the concern is growing about the number of hospitalizations there. the state says there could be a number of factors, including an increase in testing and people from other counties coming to santa clara for care. now despite the number of hospitalizations the increase in the absolute number of patients in hospitals, there is low, considering the number of people who live in santa clara county. ucsf epidemiologist says that the best way to prevent their spread remains wearing face coverings even with loosened restrictions. >>we're trying to do is open up. we're trying to open our economies were trying to get back to doing the things we want to be doing and it's pretty clear the safest way to do that is for us to be wearing masks most of the time. >>and the state's goal for santa clara county is getting the word out on the importance of wearing masks in public and the risks that are involved with going to mass gatherings. some are restaurants and san francisco are now open for outdoor dining for the first

time in months, but in order to open restaurants to follow many rules to keep their customers as safe as possible. kron four's gayle ong has more on that from fisherman's wharf. >>gabbriella medina took her family to cheddar have friday evening but not without ppe we get to. >>get a little fresh air even though we have a face covering after weeks operating take out only restaurants on fisherman's wharf opened their doors for patio seating people sat outside at butadiene wearing face coverings tables could be seen set aside to maintain distance in the mission. the line was out the door at site guys walls of glass were installed to create physical distancing we just put up these partitions between the tables and they were going to go wiping down after everybody leaves. on the cops are compostable every thinking on the trash so there's not a lot of opportunity for transmission outdoor restaurant reopening guidelines were announced late thursday night. >>not enough time for businesses to get ready. we spoke to gwinnett board and

founder of ground floor experience as a bay area hospitality coalition re staffing. >>you know sanitizing everything organizing that how they're going to how the slowest service work. >>paying off their vendors spot and food it just wasn't really possible for them to make it work another challenge restaurants are facing during this pandemic some cannot reopen during expanded face to it would cost them more money to even operate take out only if you're downtown where there's going to be no office workers know conventions, notw or as it's actually more expensive fee to open a restaurant that it is free to stay closed back at fisherman's wharf this couple just happy to be out of breath of fresh in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news there's a controversy on the bart board of directors about the agency's code of conduct is it bias against african americans. plus the man accused of shooting and killing a sheriff's deputy in santa cruz makes his first court appearance when

prosecutors are considering for his sentence and after the break as the san francisco food scene begins to open up mayor london breed is impressed. on the changes made to ensure safety. we'll

>>san francisco mayor london breed is urging more restaurants to be more creative and opening outdoor spaces she visited the cafe and the in the bay view on friday, the mayor acknowledged that she did move up the

reopening from next monday to actually yesterday and that wasn't enough notice for a lot of restaurants to reopen. but the mayor says restaurant should press forward anyway, and that includes using the sidewalk or parking spaces for tables. >>common sense. do your best. and try to be patient with us and don't stress out over worrying about what the city isn't doing or is doing. we're here to help you we want you to succeed. so we're not going to come around with her pen and pad, you know giving a citations over certain things we're going to try to talk to you and work with you through this process. >>mayor breed says she also wants to move up the timeline for opening hair salons bars and indoor dining. but at this point she says she doesn't have a date for that to happen. >>and we're seeing some 60's now populate the current temperature map here is these skies start to clear out or a mostly sunny bowl we're going to see this afternoon and a mild afternoon that will take a look at your fore we're here for you and we're open.

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60's over most of the real estate 58 fremont but most readings, 59 also half moon bay already in the 60's. we are we have the same flow pattern that we've had now for day or so, and it's going to continue tonight another disturbance is expected tonight. but the timing of this is awesome because the cloud cover and maybe that little hint of a sprinkle or something around the coast that could be the dead of night. then again true to form like today to clear out by the morning tomorrow morning. so here's how it looks like and future cast. we clear out nicely overnight here it goes a little bow with maybe a couple sprinkles perhaps some cloud cover. we get to tomorrow morning clearing out again for the afternoon looking nice we do of the winds in the evening both today tomorrow we're going to make note of check it out here in future cast wind gusts with daytime heating we see the inland areas start to pick up a little bit today. now tomorrow looks like this will be concentrate a little bit more up in the north bay contrasted with the east bay little touch there in the peninsula as well based in northwesterly flow. after this point we're starting to go into a program of warming for

the middle of the next week that means back to the heat by conan o in the middle 90's in the inland valleys, mostly sunny and pleasant today 70's over most of the bay tomorrow unsettled overnight. early fog and all that. but warm into the afternoon as we go back to the 80's. then next week we're pushing into the 90's returning inland that will be about wednesday or so mostly sunny and a mild a warming trend for today, 65 san francisco open checking in at 68 73 for san jose across the wider real estate there we see a column middle 70's in place but almost lonely out there compared to the red that usually hear that will be arriving by the middle of next week of course for today though we'll take a closer inspection of these temperatures in your 4 zone forecast later on back to you. >>all right, thank you dave sounds the death penalty is on the table in the murder of santa cruz deputy damon gutzwiller he was killed last weekend in an ambush attack prosecutors are now considering that option against stephen he's the accused shooter. >>kron four's rob fladeboe has more now from santa cruz.

>>outside santa cruz county superior court friday. there were sharp shooters on the roof canine units sweeping the grounds and many patrol vehicles blocking access to the courthouse. inside though accused cop killer steven carrillo appeared in court on video from monterrey where he's being held for his own protection the 32 year-old active duty air force sergeant ordering few words in acknowledging his arraignment in the june 6 ambush in ben lomond sheriff's deputies during which sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed. >>and 2 other law enforcement officers injured in a 15 page complaint carrillo is charged with 19 felonies including first degree murder attempted murder lying in wait possession of explosives with intent to murder carjacking and assault on a firefighter. after allegedly ambushing his victims. carrillo was tackled and disarmed by a would be carjack victim, calm and attentive it is hearing curley said by a fellow service member and others to have held

a grudge against law enforcement carrillo's crimes were willful deliberate and premeditated says district attorneys jeffrey zoe. >>this individual as i said who ambushed. searching that's and to to murder a civilian. so we charged him with everything that was appropriate to charge and syria. the last several years. >>stephen trio set to return to court to enter a formal plea on july 17th in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>in the south bay after more than a year review, the santa clara county district

attorney's office says a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara was lawful. it happened early in the morning of january 1520 19 at the rotten robbie gas station on lafayette street. 4 police officer shot and killed 54 year-old sean kennedy. the officers say that they could hear and see shooting inside that store and that several people had already been shot in a 33 page public report the county's d a wrote the officers lawfully shot and killed the gunman and that their conduct quote undoubtedly saved lives. >>san jose mayor sam liccardo was pushing to ban police from using rubber bullets for crowd control the proposal is now heading to the city council, it's also directs the independent police auditor to create a way for those who attended protests in san jose for may 29 through june 4th to report any injuries at the hands of police daughter will have until august to present the council with a special report. people held a sit-in

in front of mayor liccardo is home last night. they said that it was to honor the names spirit and memory of those killed by san jose police the group is calling for the city to allocate funds only accessible to blacklist community organizations as well as long-term support for families affected by police violence. among them jason rae is the cousin of anthony nunez who was shot and killed by san jose police back in 2016. >>i feel empowered now that a lot of people across the country are finally awakened to the reality of this you know our police chief went on tv and said that sounds he doesn't have a problem we're not ferguson. well my response to that was because i was at the city council meeting when this occurred. i told him what would you do need a for example for you to realize there's a problem here. >>nunez was 18 years old when he was killed. san francisco mayor london breed says the

city will provide more than a million dollars in emergency food relief for by the covid-1 pandemic so the money was raised through the city's soda tax it will be used to buy meals for low income people seniors, pregnant women and undocumented immigrants that money will also support the san francisco unified school district's free lunch program for students during the pandemic. >>the slow return to normal means no more free parking in oakland, that means drivers will soon have to pay for metered street parking once again. the city says the parking meter operations will kick off again on july 6th in oakland. now the rates will remain the same at all the street meters and in city owned garages and parking lots. still ahead this morning. the woman caught on camera giving a racist rant in southern california has been identified by police and they found out this isn't the first time she's been caught spewing hate. and we're taking a live look outside beautiful conditions on the approach the richmond sandra fell bridge,

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>>welcome back everyone to the east bay now one of the oldest black on bookstores in the country is working hard to keep up with demand. marcus books in oakland has hosted icons, including toni morrison, rosa parks, muhammad ali maya angelou and so many more, but that's quite a list of the store had to temporarily closed because of covid-19 and had to rely on community sport instead. >>but now the business has turned a brand new page. this is because books about race have been flying off the

shelves as people across the country want to learn more about history of race in america kron four's know bellow talk to the owner and has this report. >>it's been 60 years we're not we're not going anywhere. blanche richardson owner of marcus books in oakland says she's amazed that the death of george floyd has spurred such a strong response all around the world bookstore was started by my parents, ray and julian richardson in. >>1960. >>during the black power movement which preceded the civil rights movement. so we've been through a lot of amendments. >>since 1960 marcus books has given black voices a space to be heard providing the community the tools for awareness of the black experience what we try and do present of forum. 4 people to find out about themselves their history, their culture. and that's a serving of great

purpose right now since the uprising across the country over the last few weeks marcus books has seen an uptick in sales to the tune of about 150%. richardson says anything with race in the title is gone as well as books that speak directly to white people about what they need to know to change. the richardson is unsure what made this incident of injustice different why it sparked such an awareness this time. but she's glad people are turning to marcus books for answers that just speaks to the number of people that see this as an urgent issue and really are determined to do something about it on a personal level. >>which is. >>wonderful you know how does that feel i mean to be the owner of a historic. >>a place that obviously tells these stories of our people in a time like this how how do you feel. >>necessary. i feel essential finn. got that right.

>>that was noelle reporting now she says the right now you can order by phone or on the markets books facebook page and then you can pick up your order at the store but she wants to let you know there's a long waiting list for some of the more popular books and that's because publishers simply weren't prepared for the rush on those books problem. >>ucsf doctor returns her experience of getting caught in violence at an oakland protest will share the advice and she's giving on staying safe while protesting. and a live look outside a beautiful shot from the golden gate, partly cloudy 61 degrees right now in

>>good morning, welcome back 9.29 this saturday morning, thanks a lot for joining us it's a june 13th, i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston it's time to get a check of your forecast now with meteorologist dave spahr day martin robin good morning, good morning everybody off to a pretty good start with taken care of the fog how about this or live shot from u c berkeley looking over the east bay shoreline lots of bright sunshine working its magic at this hour. we do have new systems upstream here. but the timing is perfect because the cloud cover will come in tonight and then again tomorrow morning we'll clear out to another mostly sunny afternoon in fact it will be a little warmer tomorrow, those inland valleys and we're looking at for today thus far our progress we've got the lower 60's lining up the east bay for the most part fremont comes in at 58 lower to middle 60's up there in the north bay

was 60 san francisco, 61 meanwhile for san jose we're checking in at 69 by 1 o'clock by 4 o'clock at 70. we expect some inland locations to region of the middle 70's and so forth but not much more beyond that we'll take a look more details on that in your 4 zone forecast and a bit back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot of us coronavirus death toll has surpassed 114,000 that happened on friday. >>and now the cdc is forecasting about 16,000 more deaths in just the next 3 weeks. cnn's erica hill reports that surge has some states now slowing down their reopenings. >>reopening now on pause in oregon and utah as new out as as we get the virus an opportunity to jump from one host to another. that's what it's going to do the governor of texas looking to july 4th for a full reopening of his state as harris county which includes houston. reports some of its highest numbers to date

for new cases and hospitalizations we've got to take action now so that we avoid a shutdown in the future houston's energy stadium being prepped as a field hospital. >>just in case. 19 states are trending up in the past week. texas florida and south carolina posting single-day records as the cdc predicts 130,000 virus-related deaths by july 4th we're in the early days of the pandemic if only 5 or 10% of the population has has had this infection. we have a really long way to go the agency recommending the best way to stay safe keep your distance avoid travel. >>and wear a mask, i know it's become politicized us put aside the virus knows no politics. >>california's orange county rescinding its strict mandate for face coverings downplaying public pushback and threats is the reason the chief health officer abruptly resigned on

monday. >>i want to be clear. this does not diminish importance of face coverings. >>neighboring la county which recorded its highest single-day increase this week moves into phase 3 gyms day camps and tv and film production among the businesses reopening. all of missouri will be open next week. concerts and conventions can resume in georgia july first and i. meantime anyone attending the president's campaign rally in tulsa must sign a waiver promising not to sue if they contract the virus, we know that the the types of conditions that led to the highest rate of covid-19 transmission or crowded indoor spaces. >>with a lot of people who are shouting and screaming i think almost certain that we will see super spatter events come from these valleys. >>well the world health

organization is echoing that warning from the cdc sort top doctors at harvard. they are all predicting the u.s. will see 200,000 coronavirus deaths by september. as more cities are opening up the cdc posted the long-awaited new guidelines on how to minimize every day risk from the coronavirus let's take a look at them first of all they recommend to take the stairs not the elevator also encourage your friends to bring their own food and drinks to an outdoor cookout and to use hand sanitizer after you bank at an atm be sure to call ahead at restaurants and salons to make sure their employees are wearing face coverings and remember no high-fives no elbow bumps or hugs, instead greet people with a wave. now these guidelines also repeat earlier advised about wearing face coverings especially if it's tough to stay at least 6 feet from other people. san francisco mayor london breed says the city has settled a lawsuit filed by the tenderloin merchants and the u c hayes teen school of law. the suit demanded that city clean up the area and also

move in the homeless into shelters. now in that lawsuit the university and the merchants called on the city to address unsanitary conditions in the tenderloin amid the coronavirus pandemic the city says it will remove up to 300 tents and encampments by july 20th that number represents about 70% of the tense and encampments documented during the census last week. now the homeless in the area will be offered free covid-19 testing and will be relocated to a hotel room or another safe sleeping site. to the north bay now some gyms can now reopen if they meet the new health guidelines kron four's maureen kelly checked in with some gyms in benicia to see how things are working out. >>a trainer is helping her client build muscle in person instead of via zoom at the training loft 7.14 fitness center located in downtown benicia this video shows the friday morning kickboxing cardio class about half the number they used to have pre pandemic now members exercise on dot space 7 feet apart but

without masks, they were not able to wear masks in this you know they get wet. it's hot people can't breathe and it's a very very high intensity cardio. >>and so we you know so kind and didn't enforce it that we have to do they recommended. but we can't do it here but we do social we have people coming in the front row class and upper back so nobody is you know going past each other. >>lots of cleaning supplies are on hand for members to scrub down surfaces and machines which are then cleaned a second time by staff is structures also have to take their temperatures before helping others work up a sweat going to the gym and having the social distance. >>and energy you know, it's just totally different which is what we all crave when we want to work out right is the energy from other people and while much of the bay area gyms are staying closed for now the owner of this fitness center was excited when she got this alert from the solano county health departments for giving him the green light to open back up last month that i was really excited to get back into it and get these numbers

back in here they were rich they were it's an yeah but not all gyms are ready to reopen behind me is the benicia health and fitness center which is not going to reopen to its members in till monday morning. >>you can see they're getting their oars cleaned right now even in the shower area which like the saunas are going to stay off limits. under the new guidelines. maureen kelly companies. >>well if you're looking for something fun to do drive in concerts are heading to the bay area the alameda county fair has been canceled for the first time and its long history because of the coronavirus pandemic but this weekend they will be hosting the bay area's first drive in concert. yes so saturday and sunday the fairgrounds will host 3 cover bands are you ready drum roll please journey zz top van halen this is going to be from 07:00pm until 10:00pm each night. doors open at 6 tickets love their 100 bucks per vehicle. marty and i were wondering like how many

people rightly or bus or can buy tickets in advance or at gate 12 if you're looking for something fun to do. all right over to the peninsula now the senate hail supervisor superior court will be resuming jury trials on monday and there will be new restrictions in place to try and limit the spread of covid-19 the county made the announcement on twitter friday afternoon also tweeting this picture. jurors will have to check in at one of these outdoor tents for health screening first before they're allowed to enter the courthouse seating arrangements inside the building have also been changed to allow for physical distancing. >>now to the north bay where wineries and breweries in sonoma county have reopened their tasting rooms take a look at this video of vineyards from quad copter for this is courtesy of rod and this is rodney strong vineyards rather in healdsburg now wineries in sonoma county will need to follow social distancing and health guidelines and customers are encouraged to call ahead to

make a reservation. as demoncontinue across the country calling for racial justice and police reforms one bay area doctors speaking out about being prepared if violence escalates at a protest. chief resident in the emergency department at usf doctor cortland brown attended the first oakland protest for george floyd earlier this month. and she says it started peacefully but then she ended up getting caught in an area filled with tear gas and she says police were shooting rubber bullets. well now doctor brown has come up with a list to help you stay stay stay safe at a protest. >>everything just heard within a few minutes and it became very violent turn from both ends and there were a couple 1000 and the police started using tear gas we really recommend everybody where and 95 covered with a cloth mask, if they're able to are coupled with one of the yellow surgical masks as well as bringing extra masks in case you do get exposed to

chemicals so that you can then change and then put on another mask, so they you're staying safe from prying eyes are staying as possibly can from any chemicals are exposed to. >>well doctor brown says ucsf has increased the number of i wash stations and showers that they have in their emergency department for those people who have been exposed to chemicals and she says she believes the need for these will increase as the protests continue and most importantly she says the number one thing to do is remain calm if you're exposed to tear gas. >>a nationwide calls to defund police are bringing bart into the spotlight. bart officials and east bay advocacy group are clashing about the role of uniformed officers on bart trains and whether civilian response to non criminal calls would actually work. now earlier this year bart launched a pilot ambassador program to increase uniform presence on the trains and address customer concerns about safety. but director deborah allen says that there are limits to what ambassadors can do.

>>it's not our police officers, the criminal life and it is our state laws that criminalize them and when someone breaks the law we're criminalizing themselves get people will not obey a police officer when asked tonight, you know the platform why would you ever expect that people will pay attention to someone who's not a police officer. >>bart's general manager said kron 4 statement regarding police reform that reads in part quote we are developing a public-facing documents that will communicate the 10 years of reforms, we've put into place and our continued commitment to anti racism community engagement expanded training and robust oversight unquote. thanks. >>all right robin we're looking at the clearing skies would talk about all this morning look at the fog is completely gone we got the golden gate off to the distance, mild temperatures with those blue skies today warming up a

good morning, welcome back 9.44 this saturday morning we're enjoying the view from sutro cam this morning. >>little hazy their day but overall pretty good all you know fog has kind of gone away good morning. marty good morning, everybody. >>here's live shot from temper on to the take a look a different view of the golden gate off to the distance there to some popular cloud cover a little bit but based on ballots were shifted into that mostly sunny sky conditions we talked about for today going to have that without the big time heat so it'll be very

mild going on today live shot from sfo looking good there 2 thumbs up no delays being reported. temperatures thus far we're mostly in the 60's, although half moon bay, san francisco, both checking in at 59. fremont graduate it up to 60 now. and those winds a little bit of an uptick this afternoon covering those inland valleys here going on as we get daytime heating that will be somewhat more modest than what we've seen. and then tomorrow a little warmer inland, but it looks like it's going to focus on the north bay in portions of the peninsula a little bit more so as you can see that will be by taking us all the way to monday morning. we kind of have a change of the guard at this point because yes, the high-pressure kicking in again and expect temperatures to be climbing 79 coming in for fresno bakersfield 7870 also for sacramento, got the lower to middle 60's along the central coast down to southern california lower to middle 70's, there's the traffic that we see passing that's just for this weekend high pressure the arches for a good portion, the middle part of the week. yeah

the weekend a little bit we don't see any major systems dropping in here bringing us any real chance of rain to develop even into next weekend, 65 for the high in the 4 zone forecast san francisco daly city 64 pacifica at 6065 half moon bay. on the peninsula side of the bay. we've see the middle 60's 74 burlingame down to the south only getting to the lower 70's, not bad 72. palo alto in redwood city, 74 mountain view and the south bay lower 70's for most the region. morgan hill at 7672. cupertino and also santa clara upper 60's here for the east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's tri valley, 71 for dublin and 73 for danville 75 meanwhile for concord 65 for berkeley and 74 richmond now up in the north bay here fairfield vacaville getting up there. the middle 70's that's just today though tomorrow warming up 63 73 for napa and sonoma and 75% of those with lower 70's heading down south

a cool 56 for stinson beach 70 forecast we do see those 90's coming back to the board here it looks like by the middle the way this one high pressure starts to build. so up we go and then dropping off a little bit heading into next weekend but again no major systems of work to be shaking things up marty. all right dave thanks a lot. >>well breaking overnight 8 people were wounded in a shooting outside of a bar in san antonio texas. we want to go now to kron 4 sanaz tahernia from the newsroom. she has the latest on that sanaa's. >>good morning marty good morning everyone so according to the san antonio police chief a man opened fire after he was turned away from a bar there last night the shooter claimed to be a ufc fighter. it was part of a group of people that were turned away because they were too intoxicated now we're told that's when the shooter grabbed a rifle from his car and began to shoot injuring 5 women and 3 men now as of this morning, the condition of those 8 people. is unknown, but we are told that the shooter is still on the loose

party. >>report from the newsroom. >>you play games. we'll play games. what kind of game i play i play games where you get. >>police identified that woman who is in a video giving a racist rant to a nation. a man at a park in southern california. >>police say the woman is linda hernandez michelle healy reports officers are looking for her. the torrance police chief says that the woman now linked to 3 racial attacks in her city is 56 year-old leanna hernandez along beach woman who has ties to torrance >>go back to whatever he's a country long that would explain why hernandez was captured on video in wilson park wednesday. >>that you're going to get

you. my family. >>unleashing a hate filled tirade on not just one asian-american exercising here great you just made a racist comment. >>you know what i'm not a racist person uses you just made a video you need to go home. >>i am from here but also lobbying racial slurs and profanity at a second man and his son at the same torrance park respect the respect people. >>officers have tried to find lena hernandez with no luck. >>police confirm, she's also the suspect in a 3rd disturbing racial incident involving assault at the de la mome all last october the case is being presented to our city attorney's office actually as we speak. >>i don't know what sections there are i don't because a lot of this might possibly not rise to the level of a crime and yet some of it may. but i'm going to leave that to the investigators who actually

have all the evidence and all the information before then i don't have all that information. well police are asking anyone who may have been come in contact with lena hernandez to give them a call. >>merriam-webster we'll be updating its definition of the word racism that's based on a request of a young missouri woman kennedy mitchem says the dictionary's current definition is inadequate and that overlooks broader issues of racial inequality. the 22 year-old recent college graduate says that her email led to a response from the day dictionary editor followed by a promise to update the definition. >>it was a lot of back and for i did testify, but they did say that they would change it to include more suspend aspects because that is very important and that they would look into different restart different literature that includes what people of color have to say about the term before you know publishing it. >>merriam-webster's editor told michonne that the revision would not be

happening we're not for her persistence the dictionary's editor at large says that there have been previouconstrai shorter definitions into the print editions. but he says that's no longer the case with more users using the merriam-webster dictionary. >>online. >>and national news, the white house is proposing a series of changes to us asylum laws that could drastically limit who can qualify. >>critics say this comes as most americans are distracted by the pandemic and national civil unrest. but supporters say that the changes will simply speed up a backlog system. >>our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has details. >>the trump administration is proposing sweeping changes to us asylum laws. it's important that judges have the tools and asylum officers have the tools to renew frivolous applications lower east with the heritage foundation says the proposed changes will speed up the system for those who are truly in danger of

flying for asylum. >>has taken longer and longer because so many people are applying for it, but the proposal includes so many changes but advocates for asylum, seekers say meeting the new standards will be nearly impossible basically making it such that 99% of people who i for asylum won't be able to get sharni a krishna swami with amnesty international says people fleeing from gangs or gender based violence for example. >>would be excluded from us asylum protection spirit. >>literally attempts to write directly to the mission out the proposed changes also push asylum, seekers to relocate within their own country or to a country they travel through before arriving at the u.s. border, oregon senator jeff merkley says the administration has a track record of trying to block all types of immigration we have put up obstacle after obstacle to those seeking asylum groups that help asylum seekers promised to fight the changes in court. >>reporting in washington,

alexandra le mon. >>all right, let's go ahead and take you outside to sfo and check out the conditions. they're pretty shot this morning, a mix of clouds and blue sky there and best of all no delays we'll be right back.

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from so brodel high school in morgan hill she'll be going to cal poly next cal poly san luis obispo in the fall congratulations to tessa you can let us know about a graduate in your life you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty it's right under the news tab send us a picture like this let us know what high school your grad as graduating from and then what's next for them. so keep those pictures coming. >>well as you all know kronon has news for you 24 7 we're going to check in to the kron 4 news from find out what they're working on with sanaz tahernia ice on us. >>hi marty is with a number of coronavirus cases unfortunately are beginning to increase again, we'll take a look at what the numbers look like here in the bay area and despite those increasing numbers, the state is still looking to reopen further next week. but with some new guidelines also be taking a look at what those guidelines are and which businesses will be impacted. so be sure to head over to your app store and download the kron on app for free to stay on top of your local and national

headlines marty. thank you for us robin quick thinking the 7 day recast it's going to be sunny but cooler today a little breezy warmer tomorrow for sunday, even warmer for your monday with highs back in the mid 80's. >>and that is going to wrap things up for us rob and dave and i will be back with you tomorrow at 07:00am don't forget the news always on kron on kron 4 dot com. we have a great day everyone get out there and enjoy the beautiful weather will leave you with a live look from the embarcadero in san francisco. usaa was made for right now. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills.

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