game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 7. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news at sunday june 14th i'm robin instant good morning. everybody, i'm marty gonzales we're going to start this morning off checking in on the forecasters dates bar high dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and another bout with some fog and some clouds are dealing with even some coastal drizzle just a touch along the coastal areas little bit of a breeze not a whole lot of a wind. here's the shot of the bay bridge sherry near you can see those fog clouds hanging around they're going to be a feature. this morning. but the model say just for a couple of hours and you'll see it makes out within probably

before we leave you this morning by 10:00am pockets maybe remaining along the coast to later this morning or even in the early afternoon. temperatures thus far we're in the mixture between 50's and 60's a lower 61, the east bay shoreline already antioch at 62 and for comparison sake most of the real estate is actually ahead of where it was this time from yesterday. the breakdown for you we can't take care of this morning, fog clouds by 11:00am we're mostly sunny at 70 79 by mid afternoon, the temperatures are going to revisit the 80's in those inland valleys of looks like for today, but the real earnest warm-up doesn't get here until the middle of the week we'll be talking all about that coming up in just a bit back to you. all right sounds good. thank you dave a developing story that we're following from overnight. >>take a look at this video another fatal officer involved shooting leads to a fiery protests this time in atlanta. you're taking a look at the that was burned down saturday where shark brooks was killed in that parking lot friday night and now we're learning that the officer who shot him

has been fired it all happened when officers found brooks asleep in his car. in the drive-thru lane and when they tried to arrest him that led to this confrontation that you're watching right here you can see the officers they were wrestling with him then they start chasing brooks and he grabs officer's taser and runs away. officers chased him brooks then appears to fire that taser at the officers that's one of the officers shoots and kills brooks as we mention that officer has been fired and the atlanta police chief has resigned. brooks cousin spoke about the video of his cousin being shot take a listen. i just think for me the most hurtful thing for me is to watch the video waco austin video. >>and what i got they see the this one hurts so much. i just i thought john was hired in beginning it. >>well coming up in about 30 minutes. we have much more on the shooting and the protests

that its part. >>new this morning police unions in san francisco and san jose of unveiled new reform measures to try and help root out racist officers kron four's ray harvey live in san francisco. she has all the details on this rain a good morning. >>good morning. marty this recent action by unions follows protest of police shootings of black men and women along with the cry to defund the police department so the union coming out stepping up and they're putting out these potential reforms that they would like to see take place we're going to show you a breakdown on your screen right now of those reforms starting with they'd like to create a database of officers that were fired for misconduct. also they like to implement a national use of force standard. they also like to create an early warning system to identify media training. also they want to make sure officers undergo crisis intervention and de escalation training and also

they want to create a use of force analysis website. that's going to allow the public to monitor win. and how use of force is used now those unions including san francisco, san jose and also issuing a joint statement acknowledging that there are races police officers and the unions are committed to finding and getting rid of these officers. now again we still would like to see a timeline of all of this and. >>this also still has to be approved, but they're playing out these initial steps. now reporting in san francisco right now harvey kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot for that live report we'll check in with rain throughout the morning robin. >>well to the east right now more than a 1000 protesters were shouting say their names in unison as they march from oakland to berkeley. >>honoring black people who've been killed by police over the years, demonstrators marched from the rock ridge bart station to sproul plaza at u c berkeley standing in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. >>i've i lives matter. and we're not saying and the other

lives don't matter we're saying that our lives are just as important it's not just enough to say things and not just enough to correct your family and that we have to take action and go out and confront our government systems and these people that are that are oppressing. >>members of our community. >>more than 1000 people took a knee and shared a moment of silence in honor of the lives lost at the hands of police. >>the demonstration remain nonviolent. >>there are now more than 7 million cases of coronavirus around the world and more than 430,000 people have died. according to johns hopkins university, the u.s. currently has more than 2 million cases and 115,000 to use me more than 556,000 people have recovered from the pandemic in the u.s. and here in the bay area were seen nearly 17,000 cases and so far 493 people have died. the virus has hit

alameda county, the hardest with more than 4200 infections. and 109,000 deaths. we have a complete list on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well for the for first time in 3 months san francisco is allowing people to dine outside of restaurants, we checked out north beach yesterday. where we saw more traffic than we've seen in the past few weeks ilkka sorrow pizzeria that was one of the restaurants that reopen customers order from their phones and temperatures are checked before every shift. the owner was able to reopen thanks to the city shared spaces program now that allows businesses to set up tables outside on the streets. >>been great suits feels like it's a new is a new grand opening the new governor, i strongly by the come see you and we often yes, and there's bbc to there again another green i it's really great it just feels like. >>side and as you enjoy the city finally so much needed

human iraqi. yes, staying inside that's for sure. >>well some businesses are reporting a glitch in the city shared spaces program where the permits are not being approved. mayor london breed says that restaurant just go ahead and move forward with or without guidelines and permits she says that the city will do its best to work with businesses throughout this process. >>well happening tomorrow, san francisco will unforeseen street sweeping for parking violations the city stopped issuing tickets on march 17th to allow residents to stay home without worrying about getting a ticket resuming enforcement for mechanical street sweeping is now being described as necessary as the city begins to allow more businesses and activities to resume. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news family friends and lawyers of of the label man shot and killed by police or calling on law enforcement to release video of the incident their call for justice coming up after the

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>>good morning welcome back in the north a more in county activists say they want to rename a street honoring an english explorer and save us late traitor at the center in

downey native who are on the ground as lining today urging like why the name of sir francis drake boulevard her online petition signed by thousands points out the drake was a violent person and shouldn't be glorified in marin county statues and monuments with ties to racism and slavery have toppled worldwide and brown and other activists argue 30 foot-tall 30 foot tall statue of sir francis drake should also come down. brown says their goal is not to erase history. >>what is more in about who are these people that wanted to name the street anyway after him like why didn't they question his morals and values seems change all the time and i would love for into have the main arterial road reflect the morals and values that we have in this county. >>well new this morning, a northern california town is considering changing its name fort bragg in mendocino county. it's named after a confederate army general now according to a post on the city's facebook page the city

council will soon discuss whether to put the issue of changing the city's name on the november ballot. >>the bay area temperatures right now we've got a mixture of 50's and 60's across the board, you know we have the fog and we have the clouds going on this point a little bit of coastal drizzle as well that's all clearing out though for a beautiful sunday look at your forecast coming up kron nissan is ready to help you with a bold,

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the weather forecast as we take a live look outside from walnut creek of this time around days for us here with the forecast. hi dave hey, good morning morning, good morning, everybody and first light we're also getting from the golden gate bridge show lots of fog going on this morning, the fog trap is really well in place and a little bit of drizzle to pass over the bridge to just a touch. >>again this all mixing out in the next couple of hours and will be shifting back to mostly sunny, here's the fog cover by 1030 you can see it's going to linger along the coast. so that may be a little problematic even into the afternoon hours we may not completely get rid of that we have a little bit overcast marine layer kind of hanging around a little bit. temperatures now are pretty much in the upper 50's lower spiffy 9 going on livermore 62 antioch 61 conquered and hayward 62 for oakland and 58 san francisco, but on the satellite the radar picture you can see that the heavier weather is still far up towards the north we get this this marine layer. we'll get some scattered clouds tomorrow which will show you just a bit. but on balance this is kind of just our marine layer

that snapping up here giving us that fog and some of the drizzle also going on this morning, future cast for there's the clear-up job i think we're going to have fog problems along the coast so look for kind of a mostly cloudy appearance going on today and even some parts of the city might even experience that as well may be hard to look these clouds. now you can see by this evening looks like the clearing happens nicely. it doesn't really seem to redevelop tonight except some upper level, scattered clouds just a touch into tomorrow afternoon to make note of this is just the lane the warm-up are going to wait for until the middle of the week that's when numbers ale is not here yet and really the footprints of it getting in place you can't see as well as the winds that really tells you the tale here. now later on today we see the uptick of winds but late overnight look at this 02:30am heavier winds going up here in the north bay in the east bay and we did the same process in the monday night look at the real estate covered by monday evening just about everybody, this is when the high starts to take over. as we go into the middle of

the not enough for a wind advisory, but certain will kind of breezy there as you can see well into the overnight monday into tuesday morning a little bit. so we've got going on here is clearing and mild to warm 80's are back in land breeze is going on tonight we sure showed you are in the week a few clouds and still breezy upper 70's for the bay 80's going on in london for the weekend, middle 90's far inland valleys, it looks like that's wednesday thursday all of the high reaching its peak and then minor cooling as we head back into the weekend for today 69 as skies improve windy, 75 for oakland, 79 meanwhile for san jose. however, the will be some token 80's to be had in the far east asia will notice and up to the north bay as well, but still mixing it out was still some 70's. we don't really get that surge happening until mid-week well look at that extended forecast in your 4 zone in just a bit back to you all right, thank you dave. well police have detained a man in connection with 6 suspicious grass fires in the north bay. >>the fires were set overnight

friday in adair and larkspur check out the photos here 61 year-old eric larsen was detained after witnesses saw him in the area of a fire at larkspur plaza. the first 3 grass fires were in the quarter moderate marsh area saturday morning a fire was sparked on larkspur his blue rock neighborhood, 20 homeowners nearby had to be evacuated. then a short time later 2 more cross fires broke out nearby. firefighters quickly detain them and no one was injured. well in fresno county take a look at this crews are battling 3 brush fires near pine flat one of them is the hog fire. so far it has burned 600 acres, it's only 10% contained as of this morning. authorities are asking residents nearby to evacuate fire broke out friday afternoon in the area of a lakeview marina, several structures are believed to be threatened, but so far no injuries reported. and no word on what caused that fire. and here in northern california

firefighters are working to put out the grants fire. it's burning in sacramento county while battling a blaze of firefighter rescue the calf and a fine you see right there in the photo this is captain mark below holding the fun and cal fire says that the animal is under observation for smoke inhalation they believe it's going to be ok. the cat has been reunited with its herd and so far. the grand fire has burned over 5,000 acres and is only 65% contained. >>precautions were in full fuel view as a president trump spoke to graduates in the u.s. military academy at west point saturday afternoon. >>his speech comes as the cdc gives new guidance and coronavirus cases climb in more than a dozen states karin caifa reports from washington. >>rivera president trump at west point speaking as part of a socially distant commencement. >>thank you for answering your nation's call. >>more than 1100 new graduate of the u.s. military academy listen to the president while wearing masks pace at least 6

feet apart precautions during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic our own. >>we will vanquish the virus. we will extinguish this play. >>coronavirus cases are on the rise in more than a dozen states some seen record spikes in recent days, including arkansas texas, florida and north carolina. >>our fate is not sealed here right we're seeing cases go up but they're still very concrete things folks can do right now. >>in california. some officials attribute a recent increase in daily new cases in los angeles to increases in testing. other experts are concerned as more businesses reopen, i think what we need to be reinforcing is the fact that this should not be the end of mask-wearing and should not be the end of social distancing. it's not yet clear what impact mass protest against racial injustice in the wake of george floyd's death are having on the spread of the virus. as demonstrations continue this weekend new york governor andrew cuomo had a warning for everyone on the streets wear a mask. >>so i say that to the protesters. i also say to the

police. >>the cdc said friday every public gathering right now carries a degree of risk in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>is major league baseball returns this season, the national past time could be headed toward short a season in nearly 150 years. last night, the mlb players union told the commissioner's office that more talks to start the season are pointless and that owners should order a return to work this could lead to a 50 game season. and we'll be originally proposed an 82 game season. the league responded with a statement that accused the union of not negotiating in good faith. the 2 sides have exchanged several offers over the past several weeks. but they remain far apart on player salaries. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a number of silicon valley, tech firms are joining the fight for justice other supporting justice groups coming up and before we go we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge, no traffic out there so if you

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>>good morning, welcome back a growing number of silicon valley firms say they will donate to groups working for racial justice following the death of george floyd san francisco based company slack is one of them. the ceo stewart butterfield and his partner jen rubio the co-founder of away or donated donating at least $700,000 to black lives matters and other organizations twitter nike netflix disney and other major companies have also announced their plans to contribute to similar organizations. the group behind the oscars says it has a plan to make the awards more inclusive the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences says it's called academy aperture 2025 phase one will focus on membership and workplace culture andethere's also a plan to improve inclusive industry standards now the changes come after years of criticism that the oscars are dominated by white men. joe

biden search for a running mate is entering a second round of vetting for list of potential vice presidential nominees with several black woman in strong contention. >>democrats with knowledge of the process say that biden search committee has narrowed the choice to as few as 6 serious contenders after initial interviews. now among the group still in contention senators elizabeth warren kamala harris and susan rice who served as president barack obama's national security adviser and others who made the list are in atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms and new mexico governor. michelle lujan grisham. now insiders declined to name other contenders and said that the process remains fluid. >>still ahead this morning as covid-19 cases surge across the country one northern california county is giving businesses the okay to reopen. we'll find out what business owners in san joaquin county are doing to keep their customers safe. and we're taking a live look outside absolutely no one on there come a couple cars there they come alright passed through the toll plaza at the bay

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grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. back thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 weekend, it's 7.14 at 7.29 about that. >>june 14th i'm marty gonzales i need a little more and i'm robin meade said. >>let's start with a check of your forecast i hear that the 80's are back. yeah, it's going to be nice today right

totally robin marty good morning. good we do have a little bit the way of a breeze that's going on today, we'll see more winds going on later on this afternoon, however, so. >>we'll see that today tomorrow because this high that's going bring us some real warming weather come the middle of the week has to kind of position itself right now we have this really thick marine layer, no kidding a look at the fog look at the cloud cover we're dealing with this is all this low level moisture spewed on in across the bay area that has to mix out now so give a little time to do so model say it will do so most of the weather traffic remains up towards our north. we have some scattered clouds tomorrow little little bit more aloft but on balance is that marine layer we have clear out upper 50's lower 60's over most the real estate for right now the bottle with 6162 for oakland, 61 for hayward in again kind of a hodgepodge of 60's and upper 50's as we look inland. so for today, 70 looks like by 11:00am by 2 at 79 we're going to be dabbling in to some of those 80's we'll show you what areas or get there on our 4 zone forecast coming up in a

bit and checking into that extended forecast which has some big time warming by the middle of the week back to you all right dave, thanks a lot in case you're just joining us. we want to a refresher is top story this morning. the death of a black man at the hands of police reignited protests in atlanta saturday night, hundreds of people attended that protest they blocked a major interstate a fast food restaurant was set on fire. >>and authorities responded with tear gas the community asking for justice in the death of her sharp brooks dianne gallagher has more from atlanta. >>protests grew in atlanta last night over a deadly police shooting a new name being chanted rashard brooks fatally shot by police at a fast food drive-thru in atlanta. protesters shut down an entire interstate and set fires at and near the wendy's restaurant were brooks was killed friday night. >>earlier police used tear gas and flash-bang try to clear

the area. >>the georgia bureau of investigation says police were called around 10:30pm friday night about a man sleeping in a car in a wendy's drive-thru. police say that man brooks failed a field sobriety test and then resisted arrest in video taken by a bystander you can see a struggle. according to the gbi the yellow object in the officer's hand is a taser eventually brooks appears to swing at an officer before taking off with the taser wendy surveillance video released by the gbi kick-off for that video ends what you see is brooks running from the police at one point he appears to turn back towards the officer and discharged the taser before turning back around and continuing to run. brooks was shot, taken to the hospital where he died the gbi said choose attorneys representing family spoke out last night's why not talk to him as a human being and say hey buddy made you have too much to drink.

>>leave your car here take over. i've seen it happen before. but they didn't have instead they got physical. he ran. he did have the taser but according to law tasers not lead the wet. so he didn't have legal weapons and he was running with the taser and then they shot, it's just it didn't need to happen. garrett. rolf the police officer who shot and killed brooks has been terminated. >>atlanta police spokesman carlos campos tell cnn the second police officer devin brosnan has been placed on administrative duty and the police chief is stepping down. >>we need to change the culture of policing we need to evaluate how we train we need make sure police not only of support to communities that they are they have a duty to protect and serve. but in any case they need to be in the community that they have to do is protect to serve a cousin of brooks yesterday. i think about his right human. i thought this little bit in it.

>>they got to ask somebody to say some somebody is live at least let the family know some we at least know to see the windows. >>that was diane gallagher reporting for us this morning. robin. >>well to the north bay now family friends and lawyers of a delay home and shot and killed by police are calling on law enforcement to release video of that incident, hundreds of people packed the streets yesterday calling for justice in sean monterrosa's death and other victims killed at the hands of police. now back on june second the 22 year-old was shot and killed by a vallejo police officer jaret on. officials say that monterroso was kneeling he had his hands raised tom thought that monterrosa had a gun in his pocket. but it was a hammer. family members and lawyers are calling for the officer to be prosecuted saying that there was no reason for it on to have shot monterrosa when he wasn't a threat. >>i'm

with fewer >>or earlier this week, the valais hill city council gave the green light to work with the california department of justice to reform the department's policies and practices officer time remains on administrative leave the vallejo police officers association responded to the protests saying in part quote it should be concerning to people that small children are brought to the protests with open air marijuana smoking fall vile language screaming and an angry mob mentality and profound anger directed at the police how to have a civil discussion is what adults should be teaching children end quote. >>there's still little information this morning on a homicide in petaluma thursday night, the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. we do know the detectives were called to the

400 block of brown's lane in a rural on current unincorporated area petaluma and we'll have any updates for you as we get them in the newsroom. santa cruz police are looking for whoever vandalized the mission santa cruz during a recent protest and march that march wednesday night was in the area of mission plaza park and holy cross church. police say that someone vandalized the mission with graffiti using red spray paint profanities were written on the mission walls and also on its memorial plaque. santa cruz police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. >>and one person was hurt in a senior housing complex fire near japan town in san francisco check out the location on the map here it happened on the 6th floor of a building near pine and octavia last night, everyone was forced to evacuate, it's unclear how seriously the person was injured. but officials say that their condition is stabilized the cause is under investigation. well to the east by now fremont police have arrested

this man dennis aquino on suspicion of ransacking of fremont home friday afternoon. a resident says that she heard noises in herfhome and she went downstairs to see the home ransacked in a man running away officers tracked down a key know who was booked into the santa rita jail. he's on probation for a vandalism and he and stay away orders from several locations in the city of fremont including the area where he was arrested. >>coming up this morning protests over the death of a black man who was apparently lynch does body was found hanging near city hall in palmdale and that's sparking some action. and we'll take a live look outside very light traffic the bay area toll plaza at the bay bridge and cloudy skies.

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>>welcome back the city of palmdale in los angeles county is supporting an independent investigation and autopsy in the death of robert fuller, a black man who apparently was lynched in found hanging in a tree near city hall. greg mills reports. >>100 here in the park where his body was found. what they really want. our answers. >>it's like her brother robert fuller found hanging from a tree in this park across from city hall early wednesday morning authorities originally said it was an apparent hundreds here at the park in

honor of fuller. the sheriff's department homicide detectives are investigating his death. i don't want to make about race, but i don't feel no black man is going to go hang yourself, especially when times has going on right now. >>i really believe it was actually a city of palmdale heard the demand for an independent autopsy. and an independent investigation. and told fuller's family they support that he says depp in the right direction or i feel like it is tommy anderson joined in this call for answers, this is really this friend but for somebody 3. >>for a black man to be hung in a tree near city hall that's the message brandi where and her husband brought their kids here to hear the message we wanted to show them that people can gather together peacefully to show that they want justice for somebody who was done unfairly the rally started in the park where fuller died. >>they marched about mile to the palmdale sheriff's department a couple deputies

came up briefly as the protesters blocked the street then it was back to the park in from the calling for security camera video of what happened here the park but that could be tough. i walked all the way around and didn't see one camera and at this location in palmdale greg mills, cbs, 2 news. >>and here's a live look at what's going on a temper on you know it's fog again this morning, those fog clouds are going to part for the afternoon as temperatures warm nicely and look for 80's happening in the people here

>>welcome back everyone the time 7.44 good morning and thanks for staying with us you may have noticed it's a little cloudy outside so let's check in with dave spahr and see if we're going to get some sunshine any time today may be no yes looking pretty good robin actually yeah, the late morning, we'll get some sunshine working in these cool fog clouds keep the temperatures down a little bit too at least in the morning hours. those you don't need the shades for a couple of hours but this afternoon, definitely plan on it. again well the shot from sfo. i just checked they said no delays going on here might be because a light traffic to with this we'll keep an eye on this because that looks pretty foggy out there, but again the latest reports are no delays happening. 50's and 60's mixture here upper 50's lower 60's over most of the real estate you will notice. winds let's get to that because they're going to pick up a little bit today now mid afternoon. we expect some of this. because of some inland

heating, but it's with us during the night and particularly late afternoon tomorrow. and tomorrow night into tuesday, this is all partially with this high pressure that's kind of positioning itself in the right spot because we're increasing pressure like this this change is driving some winds. after that's all said and done we'll lose the winds by mid-week temperatures start to climb which you see that extended forecast and we're going to go back to the 90's for those inland valleys today though it's 80's 86 for fresno 83 bakersfield, 65 big bear. so cal's and make sure some 70's with the central coast. and the mixture of 60's 83 by the way for sacramento, little bit this disturbance is we're dealing with just this marine layer wrinkle right now on balance though the next couple of days as we're in the middle the week obviously high pressure is in place it does weekend into the weekend. as we can of the first day of summer by the way on next saturday. however, no major system trapeze is through to give us a really good earn a shot of rain course is getting

late in the season out, but still so it's nice to look for 69 san francisco, 67 daly city pacifica at 64 little tricky for these coastal areas, 68 half moon bay because of this fog issue it may be kind of a mostly cloudy day today to try to clear out of the afternoon even upper 60's lower 70's for the northern end of the peninsula foster city 7679 palo alto 77 mountain view in 78 redwood city. and so cal upper torso see the south bay. we've got 79 going on for san jose 84 morgan a hill that's one of the first ones to pop something on for santa clara and no peace at 79 east bay shoreline to the south middle 70's tri valley also getting up to about 84 livermore 79 pleasanton and walnut creek at 80 to 85 for concord back to the 70's to the east bay shoreline mid 70's at that with a berkeley at 73 and again more 80's for vacaville fairfield even pittsburgh. napa coming in at 83 valais hold cool 6983 for sonoma and

rosa, 61% some beach and point reyes 68. so with the first couple of days, we help those winds at work from monday into tuesday. then here come the 90's with the high pressure pretty much in place and as we head into the next weekend is first to break down a little bit summer gets here on saturday. but we don't see any major disturbances coming our way back to you. thanks a lot, let's go to the south bay this morning santa clara county is now calling for everyone to more closely follow. >>social distancing and safety measures. this after a string of new coronavirus cases at a construction site 10 confirmed cases in more than 30 potential exposures have been reported at a construction site in mountain view that company has since voluntarily closed down that site. there have been between 3, 5 cases each at 2 other construction sites in san jose and milpitas there are at least another 9 sites, reporting infections in the county. health officials are monitoring the situation there trying to find out if there are even more cases.

>>happening tomorrow shoppers will now be able to indulge in some good ol retail therapy, but with some adjustments of course westfield mall in san francisco is reopening tomorrow. it's been closed since the shelter-in-place order back in march, so it's been a while since we've been able to shop there right. the mall is requiring all customers and employees to wear a face covering, so don't forget. the mall has also installed sanitizer stations in the common areas and social distancing reminders throughout the center. well also opening tomorrow is westfield valley fair in santa clara, this isn't a shopping center. one of my favorites. they will be opening with new modified hours mass will also be required at the times the mall are open and they will be increasing cleaning on all high traffic areas they will also be monitoring and controlling the number of guests entering the mall so keep that in mind you may have to wait in line a little bit to view their new operating hours you can go over to our website. we have a list of for you on kron 4 dot com.

>>well business owners in san joaquin county are excited to be reopening but county officials say they might have to close again if covid-19 cases continue to search one winery in lodi opened its doors to customers this weekend kristi gross was there and talk with visitors. >>eat drink and be merry michael david winery opened its doors to customers again this weekend. it's our first time here in a long time because they've been mostly closed. winery had been serving customers through online orders and drive-thru pickup spun out there serving them by the bottle with outdoor dining the next best thing right now spacey to. >>serve the food with lines of people already know conor michael phillips says he thought he would be able to reopen its tasting room friday as parts of the state move into phase 3 of reopening that he and longtime customers were disappointed to learn don't have to wait a little bit longer take what we can get right now. >>and we just have to be patient for. >>the county to open up for the actual tasting and get back to semi normal we're happy that there be careful

just you know there's a problem. >>the county scaled back on some of those face reopenings because of the surging number of covid-19 cases they're seeing over the last several days we have more people in the hospital with covid than we've ever had before county health officer doctor maggie park says she opted not to allow gyms and other high-risk businesses to reopen just yet i really don't want to open up a bunch of sectors only to close them down in another week, she says the county is on a sea of monitoring watch list and if the numbers don't improve we could see businesses shut down again we. >>are trying our best to get control of the situation and how i'm going to be watching the data carefully phillips says he understands a decision he was just happy to be able to welcome visitors back at all of course you are hoping to open up but hopefully soon all the wineries will be open lodi in lodi kristi gross. >>about the virus that has research is concerned it's a mutation. so analysts at the scripps research institute in florida say a mutation they

have discovered affects the spike protein that outer coating of the virus that it uses to get into cells. now the change to make it easier for the virus to infect human cells of course more research is needed but some experts worry that this could alter how the pandemic plays out. now last week the world health organization said mutations had not made the virus more transmissible so the world health organization followed by same mutations discovered thus far would not affect the effectiveness of vaccines that are now in development. >>a look outside at the airport sfo before we go it's cloudy out there we're going get some clearing later on this afternoon and. get outside maybe take a walk go for ron enjoy the nice weather actually now's the time before it gets too hot right do it early so it's nice and cool i'm jo ann jenkins with aarp. in these challenging times, we need each other more than ever. we may be apart, but we're not alone. use aarp community connections

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them. so keep those stories coming. now let's keep the weather up to date want to check in with dave and see how it's going to shape up on this sunday go bruins for right now down trojans good morning robin good morning, everybody bay bridge a shot here look at this if you can make it out a little bit looks like we have some clear patch developing a little bit of for early now, but. >>this fog is going to mix out as we go into a mostly sunny mode but again dealing with some morning fog speaking of which models tell us that by 10:00am that should be table with most of the bay area except along the coast. this may be problematic. it may be kind of a mostly cloudy appearance date today unfortunately numbers coming into the lower 60's along the east bay shoreline in as well as inland 59 from livermore up to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's 59 for san francisco 62 san jose and for the day look at the clearing patch just happened 11:00am by 2 o'clock sunny to mostly sunny 79 but we will start to see some 80's reintroduced into the forecast inland back to you. >>sounds good. thank you day coming up in the next hour on

the kron 00:04am morning news after weeks of protest to bay area police unions are unveiling a reform proposal will break it all down coming up in a live report. plus more than a 1000 protesters gathered in the east bay to honor black people who've been killed by police. we'll hear their call for racial equality. and also after the break after a 3 month people are finally able to dine outdoors in san francisco, yeah looking forward to this right here the reaction 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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>>you're watching kron 4 morning >>good morning, thanks a lot for joining us on the kron 4 news weekend. we're taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning still a little cloudy and hazy there but that's going to clear everybody it's a sunday june 14th the marty gonzales yeah happy sunday, i'm robin winston let's start off with a check of your forecast maybe how some outdoor plans today. let's check in with its part they hey good morning, robin marty good morning, everybody and we're looking right now it's still the fog hang around obviously this little closer to the coasts or reduced to the fall kind of there in this overcast appearance here the shot from timber on. >>but you can get a little view of the golden gate off the distance, yes squint to see it but it's kind of there it's starting to improve to give a little time here couple of hours this should be maxing out and we'll probably see some better shots coming out of walnut creek as well, but still remaining along the

coast. this will be problematic. i think i don't think point raise going to obviously much the way of sun and all today up there. temperatures thus far in the lower 60's some lower 50's working in here bit 65, antioch up to the north bay upper 50's lower 60's 59 for san francisco 62. san jose and most of the real estate we're actually ahead of this time where we were yesterday. temperatures will warm though a little bit more so in those inland valleys expected. we're going about 79 say about 3 o'clock another feature throw in here particularly late in the day is some winds building. that's going to be today tomorrow or talk some about that in the 48 hour forecast as well back to you. all right, thank you dave. >>a developing story that we're following for you from overnight, another fatal officer involved shooting leads to a fiery protests. this time in atlanta, you're looking at a wendy's that was burned down saturday rush art brooks was killed in that parking lot friday night and now we're learning the officer who shot him has been fired. >>it all happened when officers found brooks asleep

in his car in the drive-thru lane. then they tried arresting him and that led to the confrontation. you see now officers wrestling with brooks he then grabs the officer's taser and runs away the officers chased him. brooks appears then to turn and fire the taser at the officers. that's when one of the officers shoots and kills brooks as we mentioned that officer has since been fired the atlanta police chief has resigned and now we're getting a look at police body body cam video of the incident and the moments that led to the confrontation. >>go back to sleep okay all right. and he stepped out with from a kitty any weapons on your anything like that i don't have anything or is okay, but that's down to make sure.

>>now this again is body cam footage you can see the officers approached the car brooks is sleeping and waiting at the drive-thru. they conduct a field sobriety test and when the officers figure out that he's had too much to drink and shouldn't be driving. then they tried to arrest him and that's when you saw that confrontation escalate we will have much more on this shooting incident and the protests that followed in atlanta coming up in about 30 minutes. bringing it back to the bay area and new this morning police unions in san francisco and san jose, veiled new reform measures to help root out racist police officers kron four's rana harvey live in san francisco with more on this rain. >>marty morning this recent move by unions follows protests of police killings of black men and women along with a cry for defunding of police departments across the bay area so again. the union told

by presenting these this will help root out racism throughout the department so take a look at your screen. here's a breakdown of what they're proposing. they want to create a database of officers fired for misconduct. they also want to implement a national use of force standard. >>along with creating an early warning system to identify needed training. they want to make sure officers undergo crisis intervention and de-escalation training along with creating a use of force analysis website that then allow the public to monitor when and how forces use now those unions, including san fhancisco and san jose also is issuing a joint statement acknowledging that there are races police officers and that the unions committed to find and get rid of these officers now again these are all proposals and they still have to be approved. we're going to be looking into a timeline when all of this will be potentially implemented the for now reporting here in san francisco. reyna harvey kron 4 news all right ray thanks for

that live report from san francisco will be checking in with rain throughout the morning. >>now to the east bay this morning more than a 1000 protesters were shouting in unison say their names. >>as they march from oakland berkeley honoring black people have been killed by police over the years. >>the demonstration was led by labor unions calling for an end to racism and police brutality kron four's phillipe djegal reports. >>protesters believe 3 consecutive weeks of nationwide demonstrations following the death of george floyd is having a positive impact on how americans see the purpose of police departments floyd died on memorial day when a minneapolis police officer held a knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds low changes that we have a long way to go. labor unions led saturday's rally in the works from the right work station in oakland standing in solidarity with the black lives matter movement black lives all lives

matter. >>and we're not saying and the other lives don't matter we're saying that our lives are just as important a rallying cry well received by demonstrators ready to leave the sidelines and jumped into battle to end systemic racism. it's not just enough to say things and not just enough to correct your family we have to take action and go out and confront our government systems and these people that are that are oppressing. members of our community terrance franklin. >>she may murray. she crossed the crowd of more than 1000 people took a knee and shared a moment of silence in honor of the lives lost to police brutality. >>s e i u local time 21 says police departments should be stripped of some of their fun know something several cities across the country are considering this 17,985 police divisions. we want to make sure that everyone knows told

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>>in the north bay summer in county activists want to rename a street that honors english explore and slave trader. thousands of people have signed a petition to change the name of sir francis drake boulevard but as kron four's dan thorn explains the name changes and all they want. >>petitioners say it's time for a name change in marine county sir francis drake boulevard which honors the english explorer might also be honoring a problematic historical figure. >>he represents white supremacy. he represents this false narrative of white superiority. he also is a slave trader. >>activist and marine county native warren brown is leading the charge against the sir francis drake name her online petitions signed by thousands points out that rick was a violent person and shouldn't be glorified him are and what

is more in about who are these people that wanted to name the street anyway after him like why didn't they question his morals and values. >>as the black lives matter movement has been reinvigorated statues and monuments with ties to racism and slavery have been getting removed worldwide brown and other activists argue this 30 foot tall statue of sir francis drake should also come down. it's been standing next to the larkspur ferry terminal for nearly 30 years likewise petitions to remove drake statues in england have also been circulating brown says her goal is to not erase history names change all the time and i would love for into have. >>the main arterial road reflect the morals and values that we have in this county. >>the boulevards name change and the removal of the sir francis drake statue would be just the beginning. brown says that she's hoping that sir francis drake high school would also consider a name change. a peaceful protest at the statue is scheduled for

next wednesday evening. reporting in larkspur dan thorn kron 4 news. >>fog across the bay area with temperatures coming into the upper 50's lower 60's now at this hour don't fret we'll see a lot of sunshine going on this afternoon in the 80's returning to those inland polo! marco...! polo! sì? marco...! polo! scusa? marco...! polo! ma io sono marco polo, ma playing "marco polo" with marco polo?

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we're taking a look at the sfo this time around a bit of a fog there, but no delays this find out more about today's forecast from days far. hi, dave hey, good morning marty good morning, everybody and i got more fog here this the golden gate. yeah, this is the fog trap. so we always like to watch it for clearing out, but at least i can make out the southern tower here going on so at least did see some sun to come through they're starting to tap. yes, sir, but right here we see some sun trying to come through just a little bit so we're moving to a mostly sunny mode, here's the clearing of the fog we see going on later on this morning except at the coast and that's going to be a problem area. i think we're probably got the call that kind of a mostly cloudy day for the beaches. temperatures thus far we're in the upper 50 some lower 60's 65 antioch 62 coming in for conquered 59 for livermore there aren't any major systems dropping south we do have a high that's building later this week. but it's us marine layer, the comes wishing on in it's the lower level moisture so the sun comes up on top of us here. it heats the ground that starts with the drier air aloft. if we had clouds a lot to be a little harder now we

might have some of those tomorrow afternoon a little bit going for the future cast for there's the cleanup job still lingering with some as you can see some of that marine layer a little bit overnight we don't see it wishing right in but we do see some of those scattered clouds tomorrow afternoon so make note of that in our forecast, although we expect temperatures to be climbing each day as we go into the middle of the week. again no interference many systems coming into about tuesday as this high takes hold. we can actually see the footprints better from the winds we do see the winds start to pick up a little bit here it is overnight now so it's not just being driven by inland heating you can see in the north bay peninsula, a little around the east bay more dramatically so is into monday night overnight into tuesday. again with the transitioning of systems that are driving the wind so it's clearing going on today and mild and warm this the shop in the bay bridge toll plaza 80's back inland and breezy tonight early in the week a few clouds and breezy that's pretty monday. we just talked about upper 70's for the bay 80's

happening in london for midweek it's mid-nineties far inland. and we have some minor cooling as we head into the weekend. not as warm as probably a better way phrasing as we get to kind of seasonality because next saturday is the start a summer solstice actually 69 san francisco 75 going on today for oakland, 70 or 75 broken 79 for san jose. and we do see some 80's far inland east bay up to the north bay and there are some of the south bay, the we'll show you the 4 zone forecast back to you. all right, thanks le back to the news this morning there are now more than 7 million cases of the coronavirus around the world. >>more than 430,000 people have died. according to johns hopkins university, the u.s. currently has more than 2 million cases and 115,000 deaths, more than 550 60,000 people have recovered from the pandemic in the u.s.. here in the bay area we're seeing nearly 17,000 cases and so far 493 people have died from the virus. it is hit especially

hard in alameda county with more than 4200 infections. and 109 deaths. we have a complete list on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>before the first time in 3 months san francisco is allowing people to dine outside of restaurants. kron four's gayle ong went to north beach to find out how diners are reacting to the changes. >>it may not be as easy to find a parking spot, but it is for a good meal we are seeing more traffic here in north beach vehicles, people filling parking spots to dine out and you don't even need to touch a menu you can order food. right off your phone, it's through a barcode customers choose what they want the order goes straight to the kitchen at ilkka sorrow pizzeria francesco kabuki is the owner has been great since his like it's a new it's new grand opening of a sunni of an arrest friday by the come see you and we often yes, and there's bbc to there again another great night customer safety is top priority employees temperatures are checked before every shift.

>>there's reminders to maintain distance colucci applied for the city's shared spaces program that allows businesses to set up tables on the street customers love it, it's really great it just feels like. >>you know i can side and as you enjoy the city finally and also much needed human iraqi, staying inside that's for sure some businesses are reporting a glitch in the city's shared spaces program where permits are not being approved. >>mayor london breed indicated restaurants should move forward with or without guidelines and permits. she says the city will do its best to work with businesses through this process. in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well happening tomorrow, san francisco will restart unforeseen street sweeping for a parking violations, the city stopped issuing tickets back on march 17th at would allow residents to stay home without worrying about getting a parking ticket. now resuming enforcement for mechanical street sweeping is now being described as necessary as the

city begins to allow more businesses and activities to resume. also happening tomorrow on the peninsula, the san mateo superior court will again be holding jury trials and there will be new restrictions in place to limit the spread of covid-19 the county made the announcement and shared this photo on twitter friday jurors will have to check in at one of these outdoor tents for a health screening. before they're allowed to enter the courthouse seating arrangements inside the building of also been changed to allow for physical distancing. precautions were in full view as president trump spoke to graduates of the u.s. military academy at west point saturday afternoon. his speech comes as the cdc gives new guidance intron a virus cases climbs and more than a dozen states. >>karin caifa reports from washington. >>rep their president trump at west point speaking as part of a socially distant commencement. >>thank you for answering your nation's call. >>more than 1100 new graduate

of the u.s. military academy listen to the president while wearing masks pace at least 6 feet apart precautions during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic our own. >>we will vanquish the virus. we will extinguish this play. >>coronavirus cases are on the rise in more than a dozen states some seen record spikes in recent days, including arkansas texas, florida and north carolina. >>our fate is not sealed here right we're seeing cases go up but they're still very concrete things folks can do right now. >>in california. some officials attribute a recent increase in daily new cases in los angeles to increases in testing. other experts are concerned as more businesses reopen, i think what we need to be reinforcing is the fact that this should not be the end of mask-wearing and should not be the end of social distancing. it's not yet clear what impact mass protest against racial injustice in the wake of george floyd's death are having on the spread of the virus. as demonstrations continue this weekend new york governor andrew cuomo had a warning for everyone on the streets wear a

mask. >>so i say that to the protesters. i also say to the police. >>the cdc said friday every public gathering right now carries a degree of risk in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a number of silicon valley, tech firms are joining the fight for justice how they're supporting justice groups and a live look outside we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge right now traffic looks great heading into the north bay and temperatures are mild cloudy

>>a growing number of silicon valley firms say they will donate to groups working for racial justice following the death of george floyd san francisco based company slack is one of those companies ceo stewart butterfield and his partner jen rubio the co-founder of away are donating at least $700,000 to black lives matters and others organizations twitter nike netflix disney and other major companies have also announced their plans to contribute to similar organizations. the group behind the oscar says it has a plan to make the awards more inclusive. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says it's called academy aperture 2025 phase one will be focusing on membership and workplace culture and there's also a plan to improve inclusive industry standards as well. the changes come after years of criticism that the oscars

are dominated by white men. >>well police have detained a man in connection with 6 suspicious grass fires in the north bay. the fires were set overnight friday and quarter madeira and larkspur check out the photo here you see the smoke and flames there 61 year-old eric larsen was detained after witnesses saw him in the area of the fire and larkspur plaza. now the first 3 grass fires are in the quarter madeira marsh area and then on saturday morning a fire was sparked unlocked larkspur his blue rock neighborhood, 20 homeowners nearby had to evacuate man a short time later 2 more grass fires popped up there by firefighters quickly contained them and no one was injured. >>still ahead this morning as covid-19 cases surge across the country. there's one northern california county. and that's giving businesses the okay to reopen find out what business owners in san joaquin county are doing to keep their customers safe. and we're taking a live look outside fogged in golden gate

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good morning. thanks for joining us on kron 4 news week ended sunday june 14th, i'm marty gonzales happy sunday, i'm robin when say let's get a check of your forecast now it takes for a martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and a live shot coming in from alcatraz

island. there's some of that fog kind of lingering around little bit. >>as you can see it's taken a while for it to get out of bed today before we switch over to the mostly sunny skies we're waiting on and if you could just wait there just for one moment here having a legal issue going on here with my clicker going on here so we're jump over here to what's going on a loft upstairs we don't have any major cloud cover systems which to look out for and that's going to be the case it looks like over the next several days obviously with high pressure building temperatures in the lower 60's over most the real estate livermore 5964 napa the bottle you're looking at 6361 meanwhile for san francisco. here's the breakdown for today, 74 by high noon 03:00pm we're talking 79 and mostly sunny might see a few little 80's crack open though in those in the valley, speaking of which i'm going to check into that in the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit morning robin. all right dave thanks a lot to get back to our top story this morning, the death of a black man at the hands of police reignited protest in atlanta saturday

night. >>hundreds of people blocked a major interstate a fast food restaurant was set on fire and authorities responded with tear gas the community asking for justice in the death of rush. our brooks dianne gallagher has more from atlanta. protests grew in atlanta last night over a deadly police shooting a new name being chanted rashard brooks fatally shot by police at a fast food drive-thru in atlanta. protesters shut down an entire interstate and set fires at and near the wendy's restaurant were brooks was killed friday night. >>earlier police used tear gas and flash-bang try to clear the area. >>the georgia bureau of investigation says police were called around 10:30pm friday night about a man sleeping in a car in a wendy's drive-thru. police say that man brooks failed a field sobriety test and then resisted arrest in video taken by a bystander you

can see a struggle. according to the gbi the yellow object in the officer's hand is a taser eventually brooks appears to swing at an officer before taking off with the taser wendy surveillance video released by the gbi kick-off for that video ends. what you see is brooks running from the police at one point he appears to turn back towards the officer and discharged the taser before turning back around and continuing to run. brooks was shot, taken to the hospital where he died the gbi said choose attorneys representing family spoke out last night's why not talk to him as a human being and say hey buddy made you have too much to drink. >>leave your car here take over. i've seen it happen before. but they didn't have instead they got physical. he ran. he did have to taser but according to law tasers not lead the wet. so he didn't have legal weapons and he was

running with the taser and then they shot, it's just it didn't need to happen. garrett. rolf the police officer who shot and killed brooks has been terminated. >>atlanta police spokesman carlos campos tell cnn the second police officer devin brosnan has been placed on administrative duty and the police chief is stepping down. >>we need to change the culture of policing we need to evaluate how we train we need make sure police not only of support to communities that they are they have a duty to protect and serve. but in any case they need to be in the community that they have to do is protect to serve a cousin of brooks yesterday. i think about his right human. i thought this little bit in it. >>they got to ask somebody to say some somebody is live at least let the family know some we at least know to see the windows. >>that was diane gallagher reporting for us this morning, robin. >>well to the north bay now

family friends and lawyers of a delay home and shot and killed by police are calling on law enforcement to release video of that incident, hundreds of people packed the streets calling for justice and sean monterrosa steph kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>hours after saturday's protest in front of the vallejo police department family friends supporters of sean monterrosa came back here to the scene. >>of that deadly shooting back on june second at the walgreens at redwood and broadway. many of them calling for justice in his death saying that police have to release the video in this case. this was the scene saturday afternoon as hundreds of people flooded the streets on foot in their cars from the valais host city hall to the vallejo police department where they were greeted by officers in right here. they hit the streets demanding justice for sean lowe to justice for sean monterrosa and other victims of police brutality and those killed at the hands of police back on june 2nd the 22 year-old monterroso was shot and killed, but the legal officer

jarrett on as monterroso was kneeling in had his hands raised as officers were checking out reports of looting at the walgreens according to police time thought that i hammer that monterrosa had on him was in fact a gun turns out that it was not a gun. family members and lawyers continued to call for time to be prosecuted saying there was no threat. for officers and that no shots needed to be >>across have a moment with fewer >>earlier this week the legal city council gave the green light to work with the california department of justice to reform the department's policies and practices. officer ton remains on administrative leave during this investigation and response to saturday's protest of a legal police officers association released a statement on facebook saying quote they should be

concerning to people that small children were brought to protest with open air marijuana smoking follow vile language screaming in an angry mob mentality and profound anger directed at the police and have a civil discussion is what adults should be teaching children. a little bit of relief for some people here in philly home with regards to this case. there are now reports that the california attorney general could be looking to taking over prosecuting this case jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>also in the north bay there's still little information this morning on a homicide in petaluma thursday night, the sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. we do know the detectives were called to the 400 block of brown's lane in a rural unincorporated area of petaluma and we'll have any updates for you as we get them in the newsroom. santa cruz police are looking for whoever vandalized the mission santa cruz during a recent protest and march. the march on wednesday night was in the area of mission plaza parking holy cross church. police say

that someone vandalized the mission with graffiti using red spray paint profanities were written on the mission walls and also its memorial plaque. santa cruz police are asking anyone with any information on this to give them a call. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news protest over the death of a black man found in southern california is sparking action. and a live look outside at the san mateo bridge cloudy 61 degrees right now in san mateo and 62 in

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welcome back everyone, the city of palmdale in los angeles county is supporting an independent investigation and autopsy. >>and the death of robert fuller a black man whose body was found hanging in a tree near city hall greg mills reports. >>100 here in the park where his body was found. what they really want. our answers. >>it's like her brother robert fuller found hanging from a tree in this park across from city hall early wednesday morning authorities originally said it was an apparent hundreds here at the park in honor of fuller. the sheriff's department homicide detectives are investigating his death. i don't want to make about race, but i don't feel no black man is going to go hang yourself, especially when times has going on right now. >>i really believe it was actually a city of palmdale heard the demand for an

independent autopsy. and an independent investigation. and told fuller's family they support that he says sep in the right direction or i feel like it is tommy anderson joined in this call for answers, this is really this friend but for somebody 3. >>for a black man to be hung in a tree near city hall that's the message brandi where and her husband brought their kids here to hear the message we wanted to show them that people can gather together peacefully to show that they want justice for somebody who was done unfairly the rally started in the park where fuller died. >>they marched about mile to the palmdale sheriff's department a couple deputies came up briefly as the protesters blocked the street then it was back to the park in from the calling for security camera video of what happened here the park but that could be tough. i walked all the way around and didn't see one camera and at this

location in palmdale greg mills, cbs, 2 news. >>and we're still battling the fog and cloud cover across the bay, the star alcatraz shocked to hear you can see still fog is linger around through house this morning as a stubborn stubborn. back in a bit of a look at your

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spahr high de nardi just missed a plane was moving on the runways we have traffic somebody at the airport that's right and we even have fog going on no delays being reported commerce is still prevailing so that's good news there. how those temps holding up we've got the lowers to mid ul 60's covering the east bay shoreline for now, 59 livermore 65, antioch up to the north bay kind of a mixture of some welcome to 9 santa rosa but already getting some 60's in here, 57 half moon bay that's going to be problematic along the coast that fog is kind of linger a little bit 62 meanwhile for san jose. now the future cast winds up the uptick happens today, but it lingers into overnight hours. so it's not just inland heating that's driving this. repeat tomorrow overnight tuesday so is this repositioning of this high. because you're jumping from a change of pressure any time you change that that acts like a front that drive some winds by the middle of the week will be settled under high pressure zone in the wake of the temperatures mid 80's, it looks like in the central

valley today, 83 sacramento, 69 san francisco, 64 from moderate and on the southern california mid 70's along the coast 65 for big bear. the traffic from the coming in from the pacific will be repelled by this high obviously but after its first weekend even after friday, yeah with the marine layer comes back a little bit but we don't see any major systems dropping in here so. pretty much status quo except shave a couple degrees off of our highs as we get to the latter portion of the weekend into the weekend. your 4 zone forecast for your sunday, 69 san francisco mission district. let's try 70. tricky here along the coast, a pacifica 67 will say day the city 67. 68 meanwhile for half moon bay again we're fighting through some of this fog may challenge those highs, upper 60's to lower 70's. the northern end of the peninsula. foster city 76, 79 san carlos 78 for redwood city and 77 mountain dew, the south bay, some 80's making away 84 for morgan hill 79 for san jose cupertino anyone and 79 santa

clara, east bay shoreline to the south mid 70's. inland tri valley, look at about 84 livermore 79 pleasanton no major jumps on these temperatures probably tomorrow warming up a little bit more so tuesday and wednesday really start to feel of 82 walnut creek, 85 conquered and 75 for oakland 73 for berkeley. and after the north bay valais how it's chilly 69 there 78 for benicia 83 for a pittsburgh 83 also pits of a map or other and sonoma. 85% of rosa look at that 80's as we go down to southern moran. so the sun is coming out 61 for stenson beach and point re 68. so here we have in the seven-day forecast. temperatures getting up to the lower 90's as we get to the middle of the week dropping off a little bit so as we head into the weekend but not majorly there. we don't see any major systems coming our way but what has some coastal fog returning back to you. >>thank you dave, one person was hurt in a senior housing complex fire near japan town

in san francisco. it happened on the 6th floor of a building near pine and octavia last night everyone was forced to evacuate. it's unclear how seriously the person was injured. but officials say that their condition is stabilized the cause is under investigation. well to the east bay now fremont police have arrested this man dennis, aquino on suspension of ransacking a fremont home, a suspicion of ransacking of fremont home friday afternoon. a resident says that she heard noises in her home and she went downstairs to see the home ransacked and a man running away officers tracked down a key know who was booked into the santa rita jail. he's on probation for a vandalism and has to stale has stay away orders from several locations in fremont including the area where he was arrested. >>in the south bay this morning santa clara county now calling for everyone to more coast closely follow social distancing and safety measures after a new string of coronavirus cases at construction sites 10 confirmed cases and more than

30 potential exposures have been reported at a construction site in mountain view that companies since voluntarily close down the site there have been between 3, 5 cases each at 2 construction sites in san jose and milpitas and at least another 9 sites, reporting infections in the county as well. health officials are monitoring the situation trying to find out if there are even more cases. happening tomorrow shoppers will be able to indulge in some retail therapy, but with some adjustments westfield mall in san francisco is reopening tomorrow, it's been closed since the shelter-in-place order back in march. the mall is requiring all customers and employees to wear a face covering they've also installed sanitizer stations in the common areas and social distancing reminders are throughout the center. and also opening tomorrow in the south bay as the westfield valley fair in santa clara, they'll be opening with new modified asked will also be required there at all times

and they're increasing cleaning on all high traffic areas, they'll also be monitoring and controlling the number of guests who enter the mall if you'd like to see their new operating hours you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com. now to the central valley where businesses in san joaquin county are expected to be reopening but county officials say they might have to close again if covid-19 cases continue to search one winery in lodi opened its doors to customers this weekend kristi gross was there and talk to visitors. >>eat drink and be merry michael david winery opened its doors to customers again this weekend. it's our first time here in a long time because they've been mostly closed. winery had been serving customers through online orders and drive-thru pickup spun out there serving them by the bottle with outdoor dining the next best thing right now spacey to. >>serve the food with winds of people already know conor michael phillips says he thought he would be able to reopen its tasting room friday as parts of the state move into phase 3 reopening that he and longtime customers were

disappointed to learn don't have to wait a little bit longer take what we can get right now. >>and we just have to be patient for. >>the county to open up for the actual tasting and get back to semi normal we're happy be careful just you know there's a problem. >>the county scaled back on some of those face reopenings because of the surging number of covid-19 cases they're seeing over the last several days we have more people in the hospital with covid than we have ever had before county health officer doctor maggie park says she opted not to allow gyms and other high-risk businesses to reopen just yet i really don't want to open up a budget sectors only to close them down in another week, she says the county is on a sea of monitoring watch list and if the numbers don't improve we could see businesses shut down again we. >>are trying our best to get control of the situation and how i'm going to be watching the data carefully phillips says he understands a decision he was just happy to be able to welcome visitors back at all of course you are hoping to open up but hopefully soon all the wineries will be open

lodi in lodi kristi gross. >>a live look outside at sfo before we head to break lots of clouds there in the background it is mostly cloudy 61 degrees right now in san bruno some more temperatures around the bay, what about san francisco 60 in san francisco, 59 in santa rosa right now 59 in livermore good morning to san jose you're waking up at 62 degrees. we're expecting the clouds to clear it's going to be a mild to warm day in the bay area 80's are back in the forecast that's where the warmest inland spots. so yeah it's going to be nice later on this afternoon to get out and do your morning walk right now. well, it's

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grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. >>good morning, welcome back let's go ahead and get a check of the weather forecast because things are going to be heating up around the bay today and days for us here to tell us all about it i did a good morning marty good morning, everybody, a bay bridge shot here still dealing with this morning fog. it's a quite stubborn this morning already approaching the 9 o'clock hour. still with us alcatraz shot same kind of think there as well as we're for that start to lift off speaking a witch that you're probably happen with the next couple of hours. so the the fog is really starting to brighten up a bit if you will start to slowly make south but it may be a problem along the coastal areas for today. temperatures have moved a little bit though we're looking at some lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline, mid 60's. inland. although livermore just corrected to 61 as you see there 64 santa rosa. now at 6064 for san jose, however

with daytime heating today. we expect those inland valleys to reach into the 80's well more of that coming up in a bit back to you i'm looking forward to the warm-up thank you dave coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news after weeks of protests 2 bay area police unions are unveiling a reform proposal will break it all down with details coming up in a live report. >>plus more than a 1000 protesters gathered in the east bay to honor black people who've been killed by police here their call for racial equality. >>and after the break after 3 months people are finally able to dine outdoors in san francisco, hear the reaction plus what one restaurant is doing to keep its customer safety. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis...

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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 happy sunday, it's june 1420 20, i'm robin wins, good morning. everybody, i'm marty gonzales we're going to start this hour off by checking in on the forecast dave spahr friday morning robin good morning, good morning, everybody and this very stubborn fog reading us this morning even as we approach 9 o'clock years you'll see the east bay shoreline. it's still covering up the east bay

shoreline from the shot from u c berkeley of course the bay is off to the distance quite can't see it very clearly we have lot of 60's on the board for right now approaching the mid 60's inland as you will see we see the same thing up to santa rosa 64 san francisco, 64 san jose. however, we're still ahead or close to where we were this time yesterday got to get this fog lifting before will to stay at her status quo or at least a little better as we expect warming 77 mostly sunny by high noon to 3 o'clock mostly sunny and 80. now we might have a problem with this fog lingering giving you skies look much like this to the beaches and might brighten up we don't get really clearing up to nice cobalt blue imagery. i don't think you're going to see that at the beaches too much. this afternoon because of some of that fog that we're dealing with however expect warming happening inland we're going break down your sunday forecast coming up in just a bit back to you. all right, thank you dave now to a developing story that we're following for you from overnight, another fatal officer involved shooting. >>at least a fiery protests

this time in atlanta, you're looking at the windies that was burned down saturday re shark brooks was killed in that parking lot friday night. and now we're learning the officer who shot him has been fired. >>it all happened when officers found brooks asleep in his car in the drive-thru lane of that wendy's they tried arresting him and that led to the confrontation. you see there. you can see the officers wrestling with brooks he then grabs the taser from the officer and runs away. the officers give chase brooks that appears to fire the taser at officers. that's when one of the officers shoots and kills brooks as we mentioned that officer has since been fired the atlanta police chief has resigned and now we're getting a look at police body cam video of the incident and the moments that led to the confrontation. >>go back to sleep okay all right. and he stepped out with

from a kitty any weapons on your anything like that i don't have anything or is okay, but that's down to make sure. >>so in the video you can see officers approached the car were brooks is sleeping while waiting at that drive-thru lane. they conduct a field sobriety test. the officers say that he's had too much to drink and should not be driving then they tried to arrest him and that's when you saw the confrontation escalate we will have much more on the shooting and the demonstrations that followed that's coming up in about 30 minutes. bringing it back home to the bay area this morning and new this morning police unions in san francisco and san jose of unveiled new reform measures to try and help root out races officers kron four's rana harvey live in san francisco. she has more on the details rana good

morning. >>good morning. marty we know this recent action by unions follows protest of police killings of black men and women along with that cry to be fun, local police departments now the union feels like this is a way to root out racism in the department, but we want to give you a breakdown. what they're proposing so take a look at your screen right now. they want to create a database of officers fired for misconduct, they also want to implement a national use of force standard and want to create an early warning system to identify the media training. we also want to make sure officers undergo crisis intervention and de escalation training. they also want to create a use of force analysis website. that's going to allow the public to monitor when and how forces use now these unions including san francisco and san jose are also issuing a joint statement acknowledging that there are races police officers and the union's commitment to fine and get rid of those officers. now

again this is still a proposal and it has to be approved. but again we're going to be following the timeline for when and if any of these things are implemented for now reporting here in san francisco right now harvey kron 4 news all right randi thanks a lot for that live report from san francisco robin. >>released by now more than a 1000 protesters were shouting say their names in unison as they march from oakland to berkeley honoring black people who've been killed by police over the years demonstrators marched from the rock ridge bart station to sproul plaza at u c berkeley. >>standing in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. >>live our lives matter. and we're not saying and the other lives don't matter we're saying that our lives are just as important it's not just enough to say things and not just enough to correct your family and that we have to take action and go out and confront our government systems and these people that are that are oppressing. >>members of our community.

>>more than 1000 people took a knee and shared a moment of silence in honor of those lives lost at the hand of police the demonstration remain nonviolent. >>now more than 7 million cases of the coronavirus around the world and more than 430,000 people worldwide have died. according to johns hopkins university this us currently has more than 2 million cases and 115,000 deaths but more than 5556,000 people have recovered from the pandemic in the u.s. and here in the bay area were seen nearly 17,000 cases and so far 494 93 people have died. the virus has hit alameda county, the hardest with more than 4200 infections. and 109 deaths. we have a complete list on our website at kron 4 dot com. happening tomorrow, san francisco restart unforeseen street for suites street sweeping now for parking violations there. the city stopped issuing tickets on march 17th to allow

residents to stay home without worrying about getting a ticket now resuming unforeseen for enforcement for mechanical street sweeping is being described as necessary in san francisco as the city begins to allow more businesses to and activities to resume. also happening tomorrow on the peninsula, the san mateo superior court will again be holding jury trials and there will be new restrictions in place to limit the spread of covid-19 the county making the announcement in sharing this picture on twitter on friday. jurors will now have to check in at one of these outdoor tents for a health screening. before they're allowed to enter the courthouse, seating arrangements inside the building of also been changed to allow for physical distancing. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news family friends and lawyers of a delay home and shot and killed by police are calling on law enforcement to release a video of the incident their call for justice coming up. plus coronavirus cases are climbing and more than a dozen states

as the cdc gives new guidance measures. and after the break thousands have signed a petition to rename a north bay street why activists say the name does not fit. and a look outside at the san mateo bridge that's still pretty cloudy not only in san mateo but all around the bay area 61 degrees right now it's in the tail 63 in hayward 68 in antioch and 63 in napa we'll be right ♪ ♪ don't feel like wearing pants? okay who drank all the milk? enjoy the great taste of dunkin' at home. ♪ ♪

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everyone to the north bay, some rain county activists want to rename a street honoring an english explore and slave trader. >>thousands have signed a petition to get rid of sir francis drake boulevard but as kron four's dan thorn reports the name change isn't all that's being proposed. >>petitioners say it's time for a name change in marine county sir francis drake boulevard which honors the english explorer might also be honoring a problematic historical figure. >>he represents white supremacy. he represents this false narrative of white superiority. he also is a slave trader. >>activist and marine county native warren brown is leading the charge against the sir francis drake name her online petitions signed by thousands points out that rick was a violent person and shouldn't be glorified him are and what is more in about who are these people that wanted to name the street anyway after him like

why didn't they question his morals and values. >>as the black lives matter movement has been reinvigorated statues and monuments with ties to racism and slavery have been getting removed worldwide brown and other activists argue this 30 foot tall statue of sir francis drake should also come down. it's been standing next to the larkspur ferry terminal for nearly 30 years likewise petitions to remove drake statues in england have also been circulating brown says her goal is to not erase history names change all the time and i would love for into have. >>the main arterial road reflect the morals and values that we have in this county. >>the boulevards name change and the removal of the sir francis drake statue would be just the beginning. brown says that she's hoping that sir francis drake high school would also consider a name change. a peaceful protest at the statue is scheduled for next wednesday evening. reporting in larkspur dan thorn kron 4 news.

>>and there's all in the 50's the 60's across the bay as we battle this fog this morning, a look at your forecast coming up next.

>>welcome back everyone the time 9.14 thanks for staying with us let's bring in meteorologist dave spahr because we're just patiently waiting for the clouds to clear day. >>hey good morning rob, good

morning everybody and we're dealing with quite a bit of fog to is a red cross the bay here is the golden gate bridge promise you it's still there, but the southern tower not in clear view this tz takes the longest to clear out though, and along the beaches at maybe a little slow going for today. no major systems in the pacific really agitating things in fact it's going to be this high that's going to last warm up later on during this week as we see numbers start to sail into the 90's future cast for to watch this in place other marine layer mixes away and really we go in a mostly sunny, mostly clear tonight. we don't see really that marine layer get a lot of progress into tonight. we expect some winds though coming this afternoon. some stray scattered clouds into tomorrow afternoon. but basically it's keeping it mostly sunny through the period as we gotta go warming up and really with that high trying to position itself in the right location you can see the winds picking up later on today tonight, it looks like and then overnight monday night into tuesday morning as the others on the lookout for and that's again with the high just anchoring in the right location. so we're talking

about clearing and mild warm today with those temperatures returning back to the 80's for those inland valleys, breezy though tonight then for early in the week a few scattered clouds showed you that on monday. breezy some upper 70's for the bay and 80's going on inland and then by the middle of the week we've got mid 90's far inland, minor cooling going on into the weekend or least not as hot as we actually walk into the summer solstice 69 san franc sco, a high today 75 for oakland in 79 san jose high temperatures for today more broadly mid-eighties for those far east bay reaches up to the north bay 85% of rosa 69 still san francisco in 79 for san jose. well more in your 4 zone forecast coming up later back to you. >>well new this morning, a northern california town is considering changing its name fort bragg in mendocino county is named after a confederate army general now according to a post on the city's facebook page the city council will soon discuss whether to put the issue of changing the

city's name on the november ballot. well police have detained a man in connection with 6 suspicious grass fires in the north bay. the fires were set overnight friday in corte madera and larkspur check out the photo 61 year-old eric larson was detained after witnesses saw him in the area of a fire locks for plaza. the first 3 grass fires were in the quarter mudder marsh area and then on saturday morning, a fire sparked in larkspur is a blue rock neighborhood, at least 20 homeowners nearby had to evacuate and then just a short time later 2 more grass fires broke out nearby firefighters quickly contained them and no one was injured. >>in fresno county crews are battling 3 brush fires near pine flat one of them is the hog fire. it's burned 533 acres so far it's just 25% contained. authorities are asking residents near the fire to evacuate. those fires broke out on friday afternoon in the area of lakeview marina,

several structures are believed to be threatened at this time, but no injuries reported and still no word on what caused that fire. in northern california firefighters are working put out the grande fire is burning in sacramento county while battling the blaze, one firefighter rescue the calf and a fall on. we're taking a look at captain mark out below he's holding the fon cal fire says the animal is under observation for smoke inhalation the calf has been reunited with its herd and so far the grant fires burned over 5,000 acres. it is 80% contained this morning. precautions were a few full view as president trump spoke to graduates of the u.s. military academy at west point saturday afternoon. >>his speech comes as the cdc gives new guidance and coronavirus cases climb and more than a dozen states karin caifa reports from washington. >>read their president trump at west point speaking as part of a socially distant commencement. >>thank you for answering your

nation's call. >>more than 1100 new graduate of the u.s. military academy listen to the president while wearing masks pace at least 6 feet apart precautions during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic our own. >>we will vanquish the virus. we will extinguish this play. >>coronavirus cases are on the rise in more than a dozen states some seen record spikes in recent days, including arkansas texas, florida and north carolina. >>our fate is not sealed here right we're seeing cases go up but they're still very concrete things folks can do right now. >>in california. some officials attribute a recent increase in daily new cases in los angeles to increases in testing. other experts are concerned as more businesses reopen, i think what we need to be reinforcing is the fact that this should not be the end of mask-wearing and should not be the end of social distancing. it's not yet clear what impact mass protest against racial injustice in the wake of george floyd's death are having on the spread of the virus. as demonstrations continue this

weekend new york governor andrew cuomo had a warning for everyone on the streets wear a mask. >>so i say that to the protesters. i also say to the police. >>the cdc said friday every public gathering right now carries a degree of risk in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>well if major league baseball returns this season, the league could be headed towards its short a season in nearly a 150 years. last night, the mlb players union told the commissioner's office that more talks to start the season are pointless and that ownership order return to work. this could lead to a 50 game season. mlb originally proposed an 82 game season. the league responded with a statement accusing the union of not negotiating in good faith, the 2 sides have exchanged several offers but remain far apart on player salaries. coming up next morning news, a number of silicon valley, tech firms are joining the fight for justice how they're supporting justice groups after the break.

>>and you want to take a trip to richmond sure let's head over to the richmond sandra fell bridge cloud still lingering around the bay area right now 64 in oakland 68 in antioch 61 in livermore but we're going to get some sunshine later on this afternoon it's going to be nice the 80's are back in the forecast. we'll have specifics for your city coming up in just a bit stay with us.

>>welcome back a growing number of silicon valley firms say they will donate to groups working for race oldest justice following the death of george floyd san francisco based company slack is one of those firms ceo stewart butterfield and his partner jen rubio the co-founder of the way are donating at least $700,000 to black lives matters and other organizations twitter nike netflix disney and other major companies have also announced their plans to contribute to similar organizations. the group behind the oscars says it has a plan to make the awards more inclusive. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says it's called academy aperture 2025 phase, one will focus on membership and workplace culture. there's also a plan to improve inclusive industry standards. these changes come after years of criticism that the oscars are dominated by white men.

>>joe biden search for a running mate is entering a second round of vetting for list of potential vice presidential nominees with several black women in strong contention. democrats with knowledge of the process say that biden search committee has narrowed the choices to as few as 6 serious contenders after initial interviews. now among the group still in contention as senators elizabeth warren kamala harris susan rice who served as president barack obama's national security advisers and who made the list are in atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. and new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham insiders declined to name other contenders and said that the process remains fluid. up next on the kron 4 morning news protest over the death of a black man found in southern california is sparking action. >>and a live look outside at the bay bridge. we are still waking up to lots of fog and cloud cover around the bay

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>>good morning, welcome back thanks for joining us and kron 00:04am morning news, it's sunday june 14th, i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston time to get a check of your sunday forecast now dave spahr de mardi in robin good morning, good morning everybody within valley fog. a lot this morning going on

here, here's us live shot coming in from u c berkeley and although it's lifting a little bit we can see the east bay shoreline. it's still quite a bit of that fog cloudiness that's kind of lingering around little bit that's just localized really aloft not much is happening. it's pretty much the traffic is going way above us as you can see from west to the east. however we'll have this high pressure starts to build by the middle of the week and that's going to start to see those temperatures do some moving by the time we get to wednesday or so for right now the progress stands as the u.s. mid 60's line of the east bay shoreline 64 up to santa rosa 66 for nevado 61 meanwhile for san francisco. we have 68 for any aac 64 for san jose and we're pretty close to where we were from the temperatures yesterday don't want to kind of stands out little bit as fairfield at 7 degrees ahead 3 degrees ahead for san jose. but with this fog keeping temperatures kind of corrected her overcast is what it looks like for now slowing our progress 77 is expected by 1 o'clock by 4 at

80. we did talk about some 80's happening inland here. and we'll probably see quite a bit of that both in the north bay and the south bay for today 69 for san francisco oakland at 7579 meanwhile for san jose across the greater bay we do see some of those mid 80's going on up there to the far east bay santa rosa had 8583 for napa 84 nevado and still somewhat cool on the east bay shoreline in mid 70's. those numbers will start to move a little bit later on in the long range forecast models as we start to see some 80's at work there. we'll take a look at that in your 4 zone forecast coming up back to you sounds great day. thanks a lot. let's get back to our top story of the morning, the death of a black man at the hands of police have reignited protest in atlanta on saturday night the s and hundreds blocked a major interstate a fast food restaurant was set on fire. >>and authorities responded with tear gas the community asking for justice in the death of ray shard brooks dianne gallagher has more from atlanta. protests grew in

atlanta last night over a deadly police shooting. >>a new name being chanted rashard brooks fatally shot by police at a fast food drive-thru in atlanta. protesters shut down an entire interstate and set fires at and near the wendy's restaurant were brooks was killed friday night. >>earlier police used tear gas and flash-bang try to clear the area. >>the georgia bureau of investigation says police were called around 10:30pm friday night about a man sleeping in a car in a wendy's drive-thru. police say that man brooks failed a field sobriety test and then resisted arrest in video taken by a bystander you can see a struggle. according to the gbi the yellow object in the officer's hand is a taser eventually brooks appears to swing at an officer before taking off with the taser wendy surveillance video released by the gbi kick-off for that video ends. what you

see is brooks running from the police at one point he appears to turn back towards the officer and discharged the taser before turning back around and continuing to run. brooks was shot, taken to the hospital where he died the gbi said choose attorneys representing family spoke out last night's why not talk to him as a human being and say hey buddy made you have too much to drink. >>leave your car here take over. i seen it happen before. but they didn't have instead they got physical. he ran. he did have the taser but according to law tasers not lead the wet. so he didn't have legal weapons and he was running with the taser and then they shot, it's just it didn't need to happen. garrett. rolf the police officer who shot and killed brooks has been terminated. >>atlanta police spokesman carlos campos tell cnn the second police officer devin brosnan has been placed on

administrative duty and the police chief is stepping down. >>we need to change the culture of policing we need to evaluate how we train we need make sure please not only of support to communities that they are they have a duty to protect and serve. but in any case they need to be in the community that they have to do is protect to serve khazanah brooks yesterday. >>i think about it right here man i thought this little bit in it. they got to ask somebody to say some somebody is live at least let the family know some we at least know to see the windows. >>well that was diane gallagher reporting for us this morning. now we go to the south bay where santa cruz police are looking for whoever vandalized the mission santa cruz during a recent protest and march. the march on wednesday night was in the area of mission plaza parking holy cross church. police say that someone vandalized the mission with graffiti using red spray paint profanities were also written on the

mission walls and also it's memorial plaque. santa cruz police are asking anyone with any information about this to give them a call. and there's still little information on the homicide in petaluma thursday night the show sonoma county sheriff's office is investigating. we do know that detectives were called to the 400 block of brown's lane in a rural unincorporated area of petaluma and we'll have any updates for you as we get them in the newsroom. >>well to the north bay now family friends and lawyers of of a a home and shot and killed by police are calling on law enforcement to release video of that incident, hundreds of people packed the streets calling for justice and sean monterrosa steph kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>hours after saturday's protest in front of the vallejo police department family friends supporters of sean monterrosa came back here to the scene of that deadly shooting back on june second at the walgreens at redwood and broadway. >>many of them calling for justice in his death saying that police have to release

the video in this case. this was the scene saturday afternoon as hundreds of people flooded the streets on foot in their cars from the valais host city hall to the vallejo police department where they were greeted by officers in right here. they hit the streets demanding justice for sean lowe to justice for sean monterrosa and other victims of police brutality and those killed at the hands of police back on june second the 22 year-old monterroso was shot and killed, but the legal officer jarrett on as monterroso was kneeling in had his hands raised as officers were checking out reports of looting at the walgreens according to police time thought that i hammer that monterrosa had on him was in fact a gun turns out that it was not a gun. family members and lawyers continued to call for time to be prosecuted saying there was no threat. for officers and that no shots needed to be

>>across have a moment with fewer >>earlier this week, the boy host city council gave the green light to work with the california department of justice to reform the department's policies and practices. officer ton remains on administrative leave during this investigation and response to saturday's protest of a legal police officers association released a statement on facebook saying quote they should be concerning to people that small children were brought to protest with open air marijuana smoking follow vile language screaming in an angry mob mentality and profound anger directed at the police had to have a civil discussion is what adults should be teaching children. a little bit of relief for some people here in philly home with regards to this case. there are now reports that the california attorney general could be looking to taking over prosecuting this case jonathan mccall kron 4 news.

>>one person was hurt in a senior housing complex fire near japan town in san francisco. it happened on the 6th floor of a building near pine and octavia last night, everyone was forced to evacuate and it's unclear how seriously the person was injured. but officials say their condition is stabilized the cause is still under investigation. well to the east way now fremont police have arrested this man then it's a keno on suspicion of ransacking of fremont home friday afternoon. a resident says she heard noises and her home and she went downstairs to see the home just ransacked and a man running away. officers tracked down a key know who's been booked into the santa rita jail. he's on probation for a vandalism and has stay away orders from several locations in the city of fremont including the area where he was arrested. >>the city of palmdale los angeles county is supporting an independent investigation and autopsy in the death of robert fuller. he's a his body was found hanging in a tree

near city hall greg mills has more. >>hundreds here in the park where his body was found. what they really want. our answers. >>it's like her brother robert fuller found hanging from a tree in this park across from city hall early wednesday morning authorities originally said it was an apparent hundreds here at the park in honor of fuller. the sheriff's department homicide detectives are investigating his death i don't want to make about race, but i don't feel no black man is going to go hang yourself, especially when times has going on right now. >>i really believe it was actually the city of palmdale heard the demand for an independent autopsy. and an independent investigation and told fuller's family they support that he says depp in the right direction or i feel like it is tommy anderson joined in this call for answers, this is really what this friend but for somebody 3.

>>for a black man to be hung in a tree near city hall that's a message brandi where and her husband brought their kids here to hear the message we wanted to show them that people can gather together peacefully to show that they want justice for somebody who was done unfairly the rally started in the park where fuller died. >>they marched about mile to the palmdale sheriff's department a couple deputies came up briefly as the protesters blocked the street then it was back to the park in from the calling for security camera video of what happened here the park but that could be tough. i walked all the way around and didn't see one camera and at this location in palmdale greg mills. >>now to the south bay where santa clara county is calling for everyone to more closely follow social distancing and safety measures after a string of new coronavirus cases were found at construction sites 10 confirmed cases in more than 30 potential exposures have

been reported at a construction site in mountain view that company has since voluntarily close down the site and there have been between 3, 5, cases each at 2 other construction sites in san jose and milpitas there are at least another 9 sites, reporting infections in santa clara county. health officials there are monitoring the situation and trying to find out if there are even more cases. >>well if you need a little retail therapy happening tomorrow shoppers will be able to do just that indulge in some retail therapy, but with some adjustments westphal mall in san francisco is reopening tomorrow, it's been closed since the shelter-in-place order back in march. the mall is requiring all customers and employees to wear face covering the mall has also installed sanitizer stations in the common areas and social distancing reminders throughout the center. well also happening tomorrow is westfield valley fair in santa clara that's opening 2 they'll be opening with new modified

hours. mass will also be required at all times if you're in the mall. they'll be increasing cleaning and all a high traffic areas and they will also be monitoring and controlling the number of guests that are entering the mall. the to view their new operating hours you can always go to our website. we have a list of for you on kron 4 dot com. to see how many people show up. >>well still ahead on kron 4 morning news as covid-19 cases surge across the country. one northern california county is giving businesses the okay to reopen we'll find out what business owners in san joaquin county are doing to keep their customers safe and a quick check in the bay area well we got the mid-fifties going on to upper 50's to lower 60's as well up to be up in the north bay all the look at forecast coming up. >>and we'll give you a live look outside here's exactly what days talking about foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge starting the clear a little bit we'll be right back.

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>>welcome back everyone the time now 9.44 days spar has a look at your sunday forecast a good morning. robin good morning, everybody we're still battling some of that fog that is coming out in terms of being overcast as we can see the shot from u c berkeley east bay shoreline is coming into view, however, still kind of that overcast appearance. same deal with sfo, although

no delays being reported for this morning's at least that's good news there. temperatures thus far we have 60's on the board for most of the real estate 59 meanwhile for half moon bay that's the chilly spot in a may be tough to really shake this fog off this morning or even throughout the day today along the coastal areas, here's the uptick in terms of the winds that we see going on by this afternoon and lingering overnight. both tonight. tomorrow night as we get into monday as you can see. tuesday morning and still having some winds. this is the repositioning of high pressure now we don't see any wind advisories that are with all of this, but at least it will be kind of breezy in spots throughout the next about 48 hours to 36 hours. highs today, 82 going on for a bigger still 86 for fresno sacramento, 84 central coast in the 60's and we have the mid 70's down to southern california. happy to pass this little wrinkle here. it's pretty much smooth sailing with obviously the high in place but even as it breaks

systems drop in off the pacific to be rolled game changers temperatures will back off a little bit i grant but we don't see anything really big impacting our weather there 69 meanwhile for san francisco for your sunday high 67 for daly city kind of tricky with some of these coastal numbers because it depends when that fog really lifts 64 for pacifica 68 for half moon bay. we have the upper 60's to some lower 70's on the bay side of the peninsula 72 for burlingame 76 foster city, san carlos at 7977 for mountain view with 79 for palo alto yes, we do see some 80's down here in the south bay. los gatos at 8184 for morgan hill, 79 for san jose and cupertino also 81 got the mid 70's covered the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley gets up there to about 8084 livermore pleasanton 79 with dublin. meanwhile at 82 for walnut creek 85 per conquered in wink wink and end this may be spots you'll start to see some of those 90's by the middle of the week, meanwhile upper 70's light up

the east bay shoreline of those 73 for berkeley up to the north bay we're looking at 69 for valais ho 83 for napa fairfield at 8583 also for sonoma and santa rosa 85 with some lower 80's heading down south mill valley still coming in about 78 though 68 maybe 4 point re course that seems like a freakish kind of pipe a number midweek this is where we start to see some 90's try to work in here in the forecast backing off ever so slightly into the weekend again nothing to really be a game changer for us, but just noting temperatures retreating just a little bit and saturday is a summer solstice back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. business owners in san joaquin county very excited to be reopening but county officials say they might have to close again if covid-19 cases continue to surge. >>one winery in lodi opened its doors to customers this week in kristi gross was there and talk to those visitors. >>eat drink and be merry michael david winery opened

its doors to customers again this weekend is our first time here in a long time because they've been mostly closed. winery had been serving customers through online orders and drive-thru pickups but now they're serving them by the bottle with outdoor dining the next best thing right now is 52. >>serve the food with lines of people already know conor michael phillips says he thought he would be able to reopen its tasting room friday as parts of the state move into phase 3 of reopening that he and longtime customers were disappointed to learn don't have to wait a little bit longer take what we can get right now. >>and we just have to be patient for. >>the county to open up for the actual tasting and get back to semi normal we're happy that there be careful just you know there's a problem. >>the county scaled back on some of those face reopenings because of the surging number of covid-19 cases they're seeing over the last several days we have more people in the hospital with covid than we've ever had before county health officer doctor maggie park says she opted not to allow gyms and other high-risk businesses to reopen just yet i really don't want to open up

a bunch of sectors only to close them down in another week, she says the county is on a sea of monitoring watch list and if the numbers don't improve we could see businesses shut down again we. >>are trying our best to get control of the situation and how i'm going to be watching the data carefully phillips says he understands a decision he was just happy to be able to welcome visitors back at all of course you are hoping to open up but hopefully soon all the wineries will be open in lodi in lodi kristi gross. >>there's a new worry about the coronavirus that has researchers concerned it's a mutation. analysts at the scripps research institute in florida say a mutation that they have discovered affects the spike protein that outer coating of the virus that is used to get into cells. now that change can make it easier for the virus to infect humans sales. more research is needed. but experts worry that this could alter how the pandemic plays out. last week the world health organization said mutations had not make the virus more transmissible

the world health organization followed by saying mutations discovered thus far would not affect the effectiveness of vaccines that are now in development. >>and for the first time in 3 months the city of san francisco is allowing people to dine outside at restaurants. kron four's gayle ong went to north beach to find out how diners they're reacting to these changes it may not be as easy to find a parking spot, but it is for a good meal we are seeing more traffic here in north beach vehicles, people filling parking spots to dine out and you don't even need to touch a menu you can order food right off your phone. it's through a barcode customers choose what they want the order goes straight to the kitchen at ilkka sorrow pizzeria francesco kabuki is the owner has been great since his like it's a new is a new grand opening the new governor, i strongly by the come see you and we often yes, and there's bbc to there again another great night customer safety is top priority employees temperatures are checked before every shift.

>>there's reminders to maintain distance colucci applied for the city's shared spaces program that allows businesses to set up tables on the street customers love it, it's really great it just feels like. >>side and as you enjoy the city finally so much needed human iraqi, staying inside that's for sure some businesses are reporting a glitch in the city's shared spaces program where permits are not being approved. >>mayor london breed indicated restaurants should move forward with or without guidelines and permits. she says the city will do its best to work with businesses through this process. in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. president trump spoke to graduates of the u.s. military academy saturday. >>more than 1100 new graduates of the u.s. military academy listen to the president while wearing masks and space at least 6 feet apart. here's what it looks look like the president's remarks were typical for west point

commencement he praised the institution as a symbol of american values and thank the graduates for their service, the president also mentioned the pandemic referring to the disease has an invisible enemy. >>i want to take this opportunity to thank all members of america's armed forces in every branch active duty national guard and reserve. who stepped forward to help battle. the invisible enemy. the new virus that came to our shores from a distant land cold china. we will vanquish the virus. we will extinguish this play. >>meanwhile, a woman was made history by becoming the first observant sikh to graduate from the u.s. military academy at west point there she is right there second lieutenant and molnar on a second generation immigrant born and raised and roswell, georgia. a look outside at the airport sfo which doesn't get a whole

lot of action these days right, but if you do have a flight to catch we don't have any reports of. >>any delay, so that's good. but we do have lots of cloud cover right now as a foe mostly cloudy and 63 degrees we'll be right back.

>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news and a little quick check of your forecast, here's the shot from the golden gate bridge. we have quite a bit of that fog is recovering over some of the towers at this hour. good news is upstream nothing's really

going to interfere with anything for us we will have this high however that will park in our general area before it gets there it will drive some winds to make note of and the next about 48 hours or so so we have clearing to mild weather expected today, warm and 80's are back in those inland valleys, breezy tonight and early into the week here now with a few scattered clouds going on tomorrow upper 70's to the bay 80's going on in london. but then by midweek it's the middle 90's far inland some minor cooley into your weekend and that's when the first day of summer gets here too 69 san francisco, 75 for oakland 79 san jose but as promised here come some of those 80's in the inland valleys, both in the east and the north even the south bay back to you. >>all right dave thanks lot at kron on the news coverage never stops let's check in with some nice to her knee to find out what they're working on highs on us. >>hi marty so with the black lives matter movement and full force some bay area police departments are looking into reform. we'll take a look at which departments are considering this and how they plan on carrying it out plus

as counties and cities across the bay area and across the country continue reopening the number of coronavirus cases seem to be increasing as well. we'll take a look at the area seeing the biggest increase in what residents are most concerned about so be sure to download the kron on app to stay live with us for free all day long party. >>all right, thanks a lot that's going to wrap things up for us for this sunday morning

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