and discover what's possible at lowe's. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 7. >>and thanks for waking up with us on a saturday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher let's get the hour started with a check of the weather we're seeing some fog out there because it can depend where you are john good morning. yeah that fog may make you want to sleep in a little bit more the saturday morning very grave for areas like san francisco, your view across the bay. >>is shrouded by some that low fog and even some coastal drizzle it's been showing up a little closer to the pacific visibility below a mile right now while you head inland and you're sitting under sunshine. that is until you head on into the oakland and berkeley hills where that fog is hanging out

this morning. marine layer going to burn off and then we do have sunshine ahead for us, although daytime highs today are going to be cooler weather you're inland or out along the coastline, you'll notice, a drop a few degrees 50's and 60's for your current temperatures later on today, we're holding on to 70's in san francisco and oakland on san jose out of the 90's back to the mid 80's, 86 degrees. more on your forecast. still ahead daryn. >>thanks a lot at 7 oh one and our top story this morning statues of controversial figures tied to slavery come down on the left a statue of confederate general albert pike was taken down in washington d c. >>it was the only confederate related statue in the nation's capital and on the right you see protesters taking down the francis scott key statue in golden gate park in san francisco. that was one of 3 statues that were toppled last night and james has more on

where those are located. yeah good morning so we have the google earth map. >>of the here between the de young museum and the academy of sciences that's where all 3 were located there in the central plaza and as we take a closer in look here you can see that on the music encore side that's where the oppressor statue was taken down. that's where it stood on the opposite end on the eastern side of the plaza that's where the francis scott key statute and the ulysses s grant statue in fact it's that icon here that marks the locations of both let's zoom into a street view level of you and you can see the actual statues if you haven't been to the park the statue on the right the bus that's the statue the bust of ulysses s grant in the foreground there in the background under the rotunda and you can sort of see it hollow there on the left side of the screen that's where the francis scott key statue. once stood again both taken down last night and that's what we're seeing here with the street level view story all right. let's have our team coverage continues now with kron four's reyna harvey who's out live in golden gate park right now

taking a look. >>at where the statue stood reyna. >>dorian james good morning, thanks for that breakdown. well that francis scott key statue. right there is where used to be that you can see it's not there any longer it was not the only statue hit overnight. we're going to show you right now images from that being taken down overnight you can see a group of people gathered here at the statue they. >>our through ropes. >>hayne that from the francis scott key statue. you see these 2 groups in a struggle to pull it down as they knock it down there celebrating set off fireworks. now francis scott key is the man was responsible for the star-spangled banner and his history is controversial and that his family had links to slavery. >>and the second video we want to show you you never else here, virginia pero serra you can see here they have roads tight to his statue as protesters knock it over. now

sierra was a catholic priest responsible for missions across the state here. >>his legacy is controversial and that he used a lot of native american indian labor to build his missions. now also hear the this is as grand statue was also tore down in the park. now the show you the cleanup efforts. this morning of this is here when i arrived this is a state parks working to clean up. >>all of the graffiti you can see that was placed here on the francis scott key statue. it's not the only statue here in the area that has graffiti written all over it. now on thursday want to show you what's been happening this week on thursday the christopher columbus statue. was taken down in front of coit tower that was removed by the city because protesters threatened to take it down and throw it into the bay area don't into the bay. so they got a star on removing that statue. now here in the bay area we seen the statues being

taken down also over in sacramento, let's hit the air and show you this is the john satter statue in sacramento, in front of center hospital. this was taken down here earlier in the week officials remove that statue due to threats from protesters as well. now again, a state officials are on scene trying to remove all the graffiti. >>and a lot of other items that have been placed on these different statues in the area. >>they're going to be here for some time because it was more than just these 3 that were taken down. there are also several other statues in the area that are covered in graffiti we're now in 14 years and was just going to harvey kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot rhonda. >>let's jump over to the east bay where thousands gathered at lake merritt in oakland a celebrate juneteenth yesterday commemorated the day when the last enslaved african americans learned of their freedom here in the u.s. and you can see by the video here near the amphitheater that it was a pretty packed crowd

people enjoying themselves gathered on the lawn dancing showcasing art work. however, the celebration coincides with multiple hate crime investigations by local police and the fbi after multiple nooses in a fake body was found hung from a tree there at the lake tomorrow that to come. >>yeah and all the people will been investigating those dead. they did but even noses but at the end of the day we took them down and we haven't been a really hard time right now, but i mean we still happening. >>you know come together and celebrate each other. >>local vendors at the juneteenth celebration at lake merritt were raising money for black lives matter should there be celebrations that will be covering all throughout the day throughout the morning. >>7 '06 and there are growing concerns that people are going to get and spread coronavirus at a rally later today for president trump in tulsa oklahoma. the oklahoma state supreme court rejected our request that everyone at the

rally be required to wear face masks and maintain social distance inside that arena. the holes about 20,000 in the build-up to the rally the president actually threatened any protesters planning. >>to go to tell so we have jim acosta with more on that story. >>with trump supporters lining up for his rally in tall so this weekend. the president is issuing a warning to demonstrators may show up at the event as well tweeting any protesters anarchists agitators leaders or low lives who are going to oklahoma please understand you will not be treated like you've been in new york seattle or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene. an apparent threat the president is ready to unleash the same kinds of brutal tactics used to clear out lafayette square earlier this month. >>white house officials attempted to clarify if he was meeting or violent protesters anarchists looters, the kind of lawlessness that we saw play out before president trump came in with the national guard in condor streets with law and order

white house officials are also trying to downplay the risks of catching the coronavirus at the rally at a time when cases are spiking in oklahoma. >>press secretary kayleigh mcenany even said she won't be wearing a mask to the event you and other white house officials wearing masks at the rally is a personal choice, i won't be wearing a mask and i can speak for my colleagues, i feel that it's safe for me not to be wearing a mask in i'm in compliance with cdc guidelines which are recommended but not required that members of the trump team aren't on the same page if i read the rally i would wear a mask, yeah, if i wondered about and i would ask my doctor even campaign manager brad parscale says he'll likely where won at the event, you know wear masks, yes. >>yes, i will probably be wearing a mask doctor anthony fauci told cbs radio people in large crowd should wear a mask if they cannot practice social distancing the best way to protect yourself and to prevent. >>acquisition of the spread of infection is to avoid crowds. the avoid crowds if in fact one reason or feel compelled

to do that which don't recommend and wear a mask at all times. >>the white house is also defending the president's tweet exploiting video 2 young toddlers hugging one another to take pot shots at press coverage of racism in the u.s. in a rare rebuke of mister trump the tweet which included phony news graphics was labeled manipulated media by twitter when you share fake videos like that. >>doesn't that make you fake news. >>i think the president is making a satirical point that was quite funny if you go and actually watch the video. >>white house also tried to explain what the president meant when he told the wall street journal that he has just learned the history of juneteenth the day the end of slavery is celebrated in the u.s. from an african american secret service agent you're not just learned about juneteenth that this week on that's simply not true. >>all of those who attend the trump rally today are required also to sign a waiver that they will not sue the trump campaign if they get covid-19.

>>in other national headlines. the u.s. attorney in new york who is investigating trump associates is refusing to step down even after attorney general bill barr announced his resignation late last night. geoffrey berman is the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and he has clashed with the attorney general over some issues and also investigated several people with connections to president trump. attorney general bill barr announced yesterday that trump is nominating jay clayton to replace him. clayton has never been a prosecutor. berman released a statement last night saying he has no plans of stepping down and will only do so when the senate confirms the president's nominee in the meantime he says all his investigations will continue to move forward. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the state is keeping a close watch on contra costa county after the county saw an uptick in coronavirus hospitalizations. >>more on that in a min how did kellogg's combine... ...crunchy oat clusters with a touch of honey... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of branstorming.

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enough protective equipment and tess and bill sweeney with a or p says many states are still falling behind on reporting cases we saw in a long way to go to even understand what the scope of the problem is south carolina democrat jim cliburn launched an investigation into the federal agency that oversees nursing homes about its enforcement of health and safety regulations and the distribution of supplies we must ensure more lives. >>well not lost unnecessarily louisiana, republican steve scalise sent letters to a group of states asking why they ignored the agency's directive about transferring residents from hospitals, the decision of several governors to essentially mandate that covid positive patients go back to their nursing homes ended up being a death sentence while both sides are still waiting for answers congress is in the middle of another debate about states granting nursing homes immunity from pandemic related lawsuits. supporters say the measures protect healthcare heroes but a or p says it's a

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>>7.17 right now want to check the weather, i'm sure hoping things change a little bit i want to go job you know what will be clearing out but if you had a right to the coastline. do you expect fog through the day but for areas like san francisco's financial district which are just socked in right now portions of marine county and sonoma counties which are also on the foggy side we will see improvements come the afternoon as for san jose look at this nice blue crystal clear skies overhead. >>that's what we're seeing from any of our further inland areas such as the inland east bay solano county down through the south bay, those areas closer to the coast. yeah, it is greatest our team even notice some drizzle on some of our roadways but that fog should be pulling out as we do look at this onshore flow relaxing and that is going to mean a little bit more sunshine right in the middle of your day before fog pushes right back in again tonight it's almost like clockwork we're back to the norm for this time of year with a foggy push during the evening and then your window of sunshine

during the day closer to the coast. you can see here on future cast. there's your fog that will stream back in towards the evening tonight after having pulled out of the day during the middle of the day tomorrow afternoon for father's day you're about to get another dose of sunshine before another foggy push into sunday night into monday morning. after that it does look like marine layer should actually hold back a little bit for a few days next week after what has been a few foggy yesterday and into this morning temperatures in the 60's and 70's for your highs today, a little cooler at the coast as fog is going to stay with the coast through the day. you'll still get 70's in south san francisco down to burlingame as sunshine. reappears later on saying carlos about and you still in the 80's south bay, goodbye 90's you had those yesterday not on the map today, it's solid 80's for the east bay too with temperatures just a few degrees cooler than yesterday's berkeley oakland and richmond staying comfortable but cool in the low 70's. while the north bay just a couple of 90's remain

in vacaville in antioch santa rosa and petaluma in the mid to upper 80's today as for tomorrow temperatures pretty similar to today's for father's day a little cooler yeah and then we reverse course temperature spike back into the upper 90's by monday tuesday and wednesday we'll have heat advisories coming back into effect inland. so there's plenty of heat ahead of us today and tomorrow actually some of our cooler days and are you getting dead a little animation it's confusing with the bay area knowing what you can do and what you can't please everybody is easing restrictions at their own pace, so let's take a peek. >>so if you're traveling or if you live in a different place you'll know which can and can't bring county. starting june 29 so not yet but at the end of the month. they are allowing indoor dining and also hair and nail salons are going to reopen and gyms are reopening also short term lodging so air bnbs in the

like in alameda county they're already allowed now to dine outside the group has to be 6 or less in the same social bubble. indoor retail shopping there is fine and outdoor fitness classes are permitted there in alameda county. let's take a look at sonoma and napa counties they've got gyms salons and theaters all open there. california has recorded more than 43. how more than a 170 1000. coronavirus cases in 5400 deaths, this is 4300 new cases that you can see here in california. so we are one of those couple dozen states that have seen a spike in cases across the u.s. we've got more than 2 million people testing positive and in the bay area. you can see a 525 deaths have been tied so far to coronavirus. 7.21 is the time contra costa county has

reported 37 new cases and one. >>new death on friday. the state added contra costa to its list of counties in california. that the department of health is monitoring closely in fact right now there are 24 people in hospitals being treated for covid-19 in contra costa county alone and over the last 3 days the county has been consistently reporting a small but steady uptick in hospitalizations the increase in numbers comes as the county has allowed barbershops and salons to reopen this week. we asked infectious disease experts. doctor dean winslow from stanford of the rapid reopening seen in counties like contra costa county, whether that concerns him, here's what he had to say. >>it absolutely does you know europe i think it's been a good example of you know how really that the government's worked in a very concerted mariner to to really not just flatten the curve but actually make the kurds start coming down people are talking in the u.s. about a potential second

wave this winter, but i'd like to remind all of the viewers and listeners that we're really a situation where we're still in the midst of the first way so to speak >>of covid-19. >>at the state department of health has created a list of key actions for contra costa health department to help the county get back on track in included in those as you can see on the list is pushing the importance of wearing face masks and getting tested. preparing local health systems for a surge and making sure that nursing facilities have proper ppe know how to use and when to use them and also educating people on the importance of contact tracing to try to prevent the spread to friends and loved ones. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news african american police chiefs from the bay area. talk police reform what details on the changes that they would like to see in their

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>>it's 7.26 and california's african american police chiefs are speaking out about reforms they would like to see happen in their departments. doug johnson has more from the state capitol. >>so never want to get engaged in and put money towards a but were you all this time. it took this. these events for it to happen assembly member jim cooper brought together a dozen black police chiefs from across california. >>including the cheese from san francisco napa tracy in hayward to give their ideas on police reforms i believe this group of men and women there

are unique law 5 to address this issue defining the police departments is not the answer. cooper, a former sacramento county sheriff's deputy for 30 years says there needs to be more training on bias de escalation and historical policing problems and he says too much of the current police training is done almost completely online learning online we're clicking a button in a class that really makes no sense to do that hearing from your colleagues talk about it in the classroom is much more impactful than sitting behind a computer also among the group was sacramento police chief daniel hahn. >>he believes chiefs need to have more freedom when it comes to firing officers in making those terminations public our community legitimately doesn't feel that a lot of times that officers are held accountable even though many times they were held accountable, including termination but were prevented from telling people that chief and also called for a national database of terminated officers, the department to different parts of the country can avoid hiring those the history of issues, although chief hahn claims the

sacramento police department. >>30 does that we don't hire new officers unless we've looked at their previous department files as her sacramento mayor darrell steinberg's proposal to create a new community response department chief hahn says he supports the idea even though it would take funding away from his department is something occurs out in our community and nobody knows who to call they call us if we had a more appropriate people to respond it would not only free up officers to do what only officers can do but it also be more healthy for our community. that was doug johnson reporting. coming up next. bart seizing the opportunity to reform its police depart ♪

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>>7.30 right now we want to take a peek at the weather if you're just waking up it's chilly out there was chilly last night to a at marine layer that fog rolling in good morning. john yeah, it makes for a nice cool evening, hopefully made for a snug evening as you're getting to bed friday night looking outside this morning you may not want to head outside at all look at this just shrouded in low clouds and fog. >>that is making for some of the cooler weather that you're feeling especially right along the bay in the coast visibility, an issue closer to the coast itself. fog does burn off a lot like yesterday and you get a solid dose of sunshine into the afternoon for all areas except for the immediate coastline, it's just going to stay a little cloudier skies will clear out and remain nice and dry do expect some coastal drizzle right along a highway one at times even when no one could

see it. 50's and 60's for your current temperatures oakland and hayward in the low 60's pittsburgh in dublin. each at 58 degrees right now i do have more on your forecast still to come back to you. all right, thank you very much john check this out we have thousands of people gathering outside oakland city hall demanding june tape be marked as a national holiday. >>the crowd was also calling for justice for george floyd and they want police reform as well take a listen. >>the police officer will sit by and get stepped >>how many of the demonstrators made their way to city hall after protesting and shutting down. the port of oakland. in the south bay, dozens of people were outside san jose city hall in celebration of juneteenth but

they were also there to call on social call out social injustice. the signs carried by people spoke to the demand for police reform and the need for investment in black communities and celebrations will continue into the weekend as well in fact governor gavin newsome issued a proclamation commemorating juneteenth june 19th as a national freedom day in california. >>is also considering reforming its police department in an effort to increase safety for riders kron four's michelle kingston has more on their plan. >>more training in more unarmed employees, bart officials say they are committed to this plan. bart officials say they're in the middle of an opportunity to advance police reform i took back. >>and banned the use of the carotid restraint that's something that's been a national conversation piece and i just to get out of the equation we're no longer use in that bart police have stopped the use of choke holds in say they are moving forward with progressive policing

increasing staff and adding more resources to the independent police reform auditor's office officials say they also have plans to increase the safety budget by million to add on arm staff like ambassadors or to bring in outreach workers. >>if there's a man who is house list. >>and he has no clothes and he has no shoes we are in conversations and then some agreement that his first interaction may need to be with an outreach worker and not a man or woman trained to take down a soldier, bart police officers will also take anti racism courses in additional training on de-escalation tactics to decrease the likelihood of lethal contacted and use of force and i apologize for my being emotional. >>3.92 the collection of ideas of how do you decrease lethal use of force within police departments. we're ready to go. and we're making that commitment today we don't maintain.

>>that concept of continuous improvement without discussions from the community without input from the community. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>a federal judge is temporarily banning the oakland police from using tear gas flash bangs and rubber bullets on protesters. the department is facing a lawsuit over the use of those forced tactics during recent protests against police brutality. although this order bans police from using tear gas and firing rubber bullets or flash bangs. police can use those measures if it's necessary to protect people from death or serious injury. this temporary ban will remain until a hearing scheduled for july 2nd. >>several protective officer, dave patrick underwood has been laid to rest the panel native was killed in the line of duty last month in oakland during a night of george floyd protests forcefully to call was at the memorial service in

his honor. >>the underwood family says it will never be the same without their brother david patrick underwood he gave his life to service and protection. >>he served as a federal protective officer for 10 years working for a company contracted by the department of homeland security. >>he was murdered 3 weeks ago outside the federal building in oakland while monitoring a protest 2 suspects are now in custody charged in connection with the murder. both possibly tied to extremism. close

family friends of underwood say extremism has no place in society this time that. >>all of us in america and all over the world. read these people out of the system. we make it we need to make a stand. we will not tolerate them anymore. it's been a roller for >>you know my brother was loved by so many and as i think about him i pray, and that he knows how much he was loved loved and remember. >>in pinole believed it all wrong for >>and on the kron 00:04am morning news, a san francisco forty-niner player has tested positive for coronavirus and now several other players are waiting for their test results to come back as well. a quick programming reminder kron 4 is hosting a live town hall next week with the mayors from across the bay area we're going to discuss the changes

that cities have been making in the aftermath of these protests for racial justice and how cities are also moving forward with the coronavirus pandemic if you'd like to submit a video question just go to kron 4 dot com click on inside their politics submit your question and we'll pose that to our guest again that town hall next wednesday june 19th at 09:00pm right here on on the morning?

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rethinking their summer plans because coronavirus doesn't seem to be going away for the summer and even for the fall whitney wild has the latest from doctors. statistics show the coronavirus will have a big impact on summer plans. 23 states are watching new infections increase. now 8 states are currently seeing their highest seven-day averages of new daily cases compare those numbers with the european union which averaged around 5 times fewer cases in the past week, the state a lock down a bit longer. >>a bit more uniformly not all european countries are taking place like italy and spain. and really brought their case numbers way down before the open back up again to stop the spread some officials are returning to stricter measures. thursday, california's governor mandated masks in most indoor spaces as numbers there swell. >>oregon implemented the same plan in 7 counties. health experts are particularly worried about a lack of icu

beds in florida. the state has less than 25% available and data shows the sunshine state may soon become the next epicenter of the outbreak. >>i hope we don't get to that point i had its it's a balancing act right at these numbers are definitely concerning to me encouragingly a dozen states are seeing steady numbers and 15 states are recording a downward trend. >>several months into the pandemic officials face a familiar problem now trying to do 2 things to watch trying to open the economy and we've got pretty much open. but also some also stay safe in washington, i'm whitney wild reporting. >>still ahead and open college irofessors under fire after controversial tweets we'll ha (vo cue rachel ray) hey friends! today we're whipping up some delicious recipes. so? who's hungry? (dogs barking & cats meowing) pets love rachael ray™ nutrish® and its kitchen inspired recipes. with real meat, poultry or fish. ♪ ♪ introducing new rachael ray™ nutrish® cat treats!

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>>some 45 right now taking a look at the weather and the weekend is here and that warm weather seems to be son go this during the morning hours john still get a little warm in the east in the afternoon but point morning to cool mornings very cool yet no sunshine out there yet at least for a alcatraz island where you can see it's just shrouded in the fog in the distance can even see downtown san francisco from this view in the north bay and as for the south bay you're still getting the sunshine but you will also notice a slightly cooler day ahead of us, we're still going to be warm but we're going to be cooler than we have been the past few days and that will be a nice bit of relief from the heat that we

have been experiencing so fog at the coast low lying cloud cover right over the bay and then our inland areas sitting under sunshine already we did see the inland push of fog and cloud cover last night. it definitely felt it cool job into the evening. we'll get more sunshine this afternoon before yet again another push of fog increases into the late afternoon and evening tonight like clockwork very similar timing to yesterday. so you're going to have a foggy start to your father's day morning too. but then you're going to see some sunshine reappearing on into sunday afternoon much like you will today and then into monday a little on the clear side monday we're going to little ease off of that marine influence and that means temperatures are really going to start to soar. so today and tomorrow, yes, they will be warm, but they're not going to be near as warm as next week is about to be so i'd say go ahead enjoy this afternoon as much as possible 60's and 70's for your highs and san francisco daly city down to half moon bay, staying cool and staying a little

foggy right along the coastline. bayside areas you'll get that dose of sunshine that helps you to rise into the 70's 80's for your daytime highs. no more 90's in the south bay like you saw yesterday, it's mid 80's today for most areas, pleasant today, 86 and dublin you're down to 84 degrees today, still warm but a lot more comfortable conquer to 87 oakland berkeley and richmond, mostly low 70's for you only to 90's left on the map and those are up in the north bay for solano county. well as you would expect pretty cool out along the coastline in point rays and stinson beach. here's a look at your next 7 days, tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's for father's day and there comes the heat monday tuesday and wednesday, especially really alter the course of next week they'll daytime highs inland will be well into the 90's so yes enjoy this weekend in the 80's as much as you can james. >>thank you john let's go to the east bay where professor at laney college in oakland is on administrative leave after an email he sent to a student

went viral. proper says he could you explain what happened. >>it is a tweet of an e-mail conversation between a college professor and a female be of any student that has gone viral quote good you anglicized your name ph you see be you i sound like an insult in english on quote according to the person who posted the tweet that request was made by laney college math. professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endless eyes. my name fills discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor

hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name in your league, what sounded like e a expletive i would change it to avoid embarrassment. i caught up with professor matthew hubbard to give them an opportunity to explain his side of the story, but he declined to be interviewed the president of laney college cent kron four's statement regarding the incident that read in part quote i am writing you to let you know that we are aware of the allegations of racist and xenophobic messages from a faculty member at our college

with a student about the pronunciation of their name we take these allegations seriously and immediately place the faculty member on administrative leave pending an investigation on call in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>also making headlines. the navy commander from santa rosa who pleaded for help as his ship battle, the coronavirus outbreak back in april. apparently won't be getting his job back after all. captain brett crozier who command of the uss theodore roosevelt was let go for quote poor judgment. he wrote a memo warning navy leadership that decisive action was needed to save the lives of the ship's crew during the outbreak. navy leadership decided their decision to relieve him of duty will stand saying he did not act quickly enough to contain the virus on the ship crozier will still though be a member of the navy. >>major league baseball is temporarily closing down spring training facilities in arizona and florida because of coronavirus spikes in those places mlb says they're deep

cleaning and disinfecting during this time that they shut down at least 5 people and 3 staff members from the phillies tested positive in florida. houston astros player tested positive other steams are still waiting for results. once the facilities reopen a negative covid test is required before you're allowed in the meantime mlb and the players association. still haven't reached a deal for how they might play or not altogether. the upcoming regular season. and coronavirus is spreading through football. a group of 40 niners are waiting for their test results after one of their teammates already has coronavirus that player got sick working out in the nashville with some members of the team is video of the workouts there the forty-niners say the state and federal privacy law want that let them tell us which player has covid the group of players. in nashville are mostly on the offense. they

include quarterback jimmy garoppolo and tight end george kittle. and as you may know several cowboys texans and 23 players at clemson have all gotten coronavirus already too. more injury news for the 49 ers receiver and return specialist richie james junior has broken his wrist. he's expected to be out for 2 months. last season he had 609 to return yards, 36 attempts one touchdown. so we got the wrist and then earlier in the it was on tuesday via ankle yes broken ankle. of deep will do so and he's out for 10 weeks now so between phil gray color injuries and then what happens with coronavirus wow we have got to the official training see them yet is just around. >>all down the warriors superstar klay thompson has been medically cleared to train and practice without restrictions, so that's good news on that front. >>you may remember he suffered a torn acl in his left knee during game 6 of last year's

nba finals after surgery and months of rehab he's now working out with trainers to build up strength to play and he's expected to fully participate in the warrior summer many can tell you he said was camp is that so forget that i can you imagine if coronavirus spreads when you got football and hockey gloves on and golf and go who knows what else ocher. >>as basketball things are going to that ball because the dribble dribble dribble you know has changes ones left and right yeah, but it's great to see you know they can only train for a time right now the facility that's and we are nice a step out there take its drive throughs so they're looking to get in there get and for for some and 53 right now and let's take a peek outside and walnut creek. >>well look so much nicer are in county for example in 6 ad is nice and light they have light from the sun shine. so pretty good for them we'll

>>time now 7.56 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news statues of controversial figures are torn down the golden gate park in san francisco, proper great harvey will have very latest for us in a live report. plus people are lined up for a big trump campaign rally in tulsa oklahoma. it's dry controversy though drawing thousands of people together amid the coronavirus pandemic we'll take a closer look.

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stay connected and help those in need. >>you're watching kron 4 morning >>and thanks for waking up with us on a saturday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we do want to start the hour here at 08:00am with a check of the weather depending on where that where you are you might be doing a little bit of fog right john yeah, definitely foggy for a lot of us this morning and you're noticing as you're driving right along the bay or the coast, especially you're getting a little dose of

brightness right there through this cloudy bank which is over timber on so starting to see some of this fog trying to lift trying to burn off. but still overall very much so a grey start along the coast and right along the bay itself or in london south bay area's you're sitting under abundant sunshine already something that the rest of us are just going to have to wait for on into the early afternoon skies will be dry today aside from some coastal drizzle just right along the shoreline temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's a mild start to what will be a slightly cooler afternoon around the corner, pittsburgh double in oakland and hayward all right at 60 degrees san francisco in napa at 54 degrees each out of the 90's of yesterday down to 86 in san jose oakland and san francisco in the low 70's this afternoon. daria. >>thanks a lot john it's 8 o'clock in our top story. statues of controversial figures tied to slavery, calm down on the left a statue of confederate general albert pike went down in washington

dc in a ball of flames. it's the only confederate statue in our nation's capital and now it's gone and on the right you can see protesters taking down the francis scott key statue inside golden gate park, it was one of 3 statues that were toppled last night and james has a closer look at where they were and are we have a google earth map here the kind of illustrates where we're talking about that these 3 statues all 3 located in the central plaza there between the de young museum and the academy of sciences the unit pero serra statue it was taken down it stood on the music concourse end of the plaza and then on the far other end. >>is where we have the francis scott key statue that's the one indicated with that green or that red icon and then there's the ulysses s grant statue to which is located just north of it is that smaller bust there in fact we have a ground level of you of that area we're talking about on the far right that's the bust of ulysses s grant in the

foreground and then on the left side of the screen that taller structure there the rotunda that is the rotunda that had the statue of francis scott key there on the left both of them taken down last night we have team coverage of what things are like out there this morning with kron four's reyna harvey good morning, anna. >>the morning daria will on white where that francis scott key statue used to stand you can see it's no longer there you see graffiti on the statue in crews working to try to get it cleaned up they're going to be out here for the most of the day, but we want to show you everything that unfolded overnight so we're going to start here at that francis scott key statue or you can see in his video. protesters. >>they are on both sides of the statue rhodes on that statue being pulled down by 2 groups. once they get it completely knocked down the circus off fireworks as they continue to celebrate. now he is responsible for pullman became the star spangled banner and his family have links to slavery. now the second video we want to show you is a unit pero serra

protesters tied robe on that statue was they knocked it over. now sarah was a catholic priest responsible for the missions across the state. his legacy controversial in that he used a lot of native american indian labor to build his missions. noaa also you mentioned that ulysses s grant. figure tore down here in the park this morning. now the cleanup effort here you can see golden gate park by state parks. >>cleaning up around the grounds we're going to show you that next. they're trying to you currently get all that graffiti off of the statues it's not just those 3. >>that were vandalized overnight there are a number of other statues here going to a park that also have writing all over them. >>now on thursday. the christopher columbus statue in front of coit tower. why was removed by the city because protesters threaten to take it down and thrown into the bay, so they went ahead and remove that over in sacramento city officials also removed at the

john satter statue in sacramento in front of center hospital due to threats from protesters over there as well now again they're going to be on scene here in golden gate park, cleaning up for the majority of the day i've seen them turn a number of people that have tried to come into the park away. investigators now on scene taking photos painting over the statues here that were vandalized overnight again we're going to be following this story into the morning and bring you more coverage before now you're going to be partly harvey kron 4 news i thanks a lot. rhonda. >>to the east bay in our thousands gathered at the lake merritt area in bart to celebrate juneteenth you can see all of them gathered here yesterday commemorated the day when the last enslaved african amerirans learned of their freedom in the south. and at the amphitheater area course it was packed. people are all out there enjoying themselves gathering on the lawn dancing showcasing their art work. however, the celebration as we

know does coincide with multiple hate crime investigations after several nooses in a fake body were found hanging from trees around the lake. >>yeah and all the people we've been investigating those dead. they did but even noses but at the end of the day we took them down and we haven't but it's a really hard time right now, but i mean we still happening. >>you know come together and celebrate each other. >>local vendors at the juneteenth celebration raise money for the black lives matter movement. >>there are growing concerns this morning about people getting and spreading coronavirus at that big rally that president trump is having later today in tulsa oklahoma. the people inside won't be required to wear masks or even stay 6 feet apart because the oklahoma state supreme court rejected a request to make them yeah but rather than a coronavirus outbreak the president actually now more worried about. >>protests breaking out with jim acosta to explain.

>>with trump supporters lining up for his rally in tall so this weekend. the president is issuing a warning to demonstrators may show up at the event as well tweeting any protesters anarchists agitators leaders or low lives are going to oklahoma please understand you will not be treated like you've been in new york seattle or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene. an apparent threat the president is ready to unleash the same kinds of brutal tactics used to clear out lafayette square earlier this month. >>white house officials attempted to clarify if he was meeting or violent protesters anarchists looters, the kind of lawlessness that we saw play out before president trump came in with the national guard in condor streets with law and order white house officials are also trying to downplay the risks of catching the coronavirus at the rally at a time when cases are spiking in oklahoma. >>press secretary kayleigh mcenany even said she won't be wearing a mask to the event you and other white house officials to bring mass at the rally is a personal choice, i

won't be wearing a mask and i can speak for my colleagues, i feel that it's safe for me not to be wearing a mask in i'm in compliance with cdc guidelines which are recommended but not required that members of the trump team aren't on the same page if i read the rally i would wear a mask, yeah, if i wondered about and i would ask my doctor even campaign manager brad parscale says he'll likely where won at the event, you know wear masks, yes. >>yes, i will probably be wearing a mask doctor anthony fauci told cbs radio people in large crowd should wear a mask if they cannot practice social distancing the best way to protect yourself and to prevent. >>acquisition of the spread of infection is to avoid crowds. the avoid crowds if in fact one reason or feel compelled to do that which don't recommend and wear a mask at all times. >>the white house is also defending the president's tweet exploiting video 2 young toddlers hugging one another to take pot shots at press coverage of racism in the u.s.

in a rare rebuke of mister trump the tweet which included phony news graphics was labeled manipulated media by twitter when you share fake videos like that. >>doesn't that make you fake news. >>i think the president is making a satirical point that was quite funny if you go and actually watch the video. >>white house also tried to explain what the president meant when he told the wall street journal that he has just learned the history of juneteenth the day the end of slavery is celebrated in the u.s. from an african american secret service agent you're not just learned about juneteenth that this week on that's simply not true. >>that was jim acosta reporting and everyone who attends the trump rally is required to sign a waiver that says they will not sue the trump campaign if they do in fact get covid-19. >>in other national headlines the u.s. attorneys in new york who's investigating trump's associates is refusing to step down after attorney general bill barr made a late night announcement that he was resigning geoffrey berman is

the u.s. attorney for the sunday southern district of new york. he'd been clashing with attorney general barr over some cases and also investigated several people with connections to president trump. attorney general barr announced late yesterday that trump was nominating jay clayton to replace berman clayton has never been a prosecutor but he's been nominated, nonetheless. berman night saying actually he has no plans of stepping down and will only do so when the senate confirms the president's nominee. he says in the meantime he will continue to push forward with his investigations. we'll take a break and 89 coming up the state is keeping a close watch on contra costa county after. they saw an uptick in coronavirus hospitalizations we'll take a closer look at the numbers. >>gop senators say they're ready to collecting police take say there's no point to collect the will be used for volkswagen today.

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>>well right now in national news senate republicans plan to vote on their proposal for police reform next week but democrats say the bill brings nothing new to the table really a washington correspondent alexandra le mon explains. >>americans continue to take to the streets to demand police reforms to me americans see law enforcement officers individuals to be feared rather than trusted south

dakota senator john thune says republicans are listening and the senate plans to vote on the justice act next week the bill would offer police federal grants as incentives to use de-escalation techniques rather that deadly force and give agencies money for body-worn cameras and data storage doing says the bill would also ensure the fbi receives full and accurate data on use of force incidents right now the fbi national use of force data collection. >>only receives data on about 40% of law enforcement officers and that's key for the author of the bill senator tim scott figure out how to hold on that information so that next agency is aware of the officers asked but the bill will be a hard sell for democrats who say the republican plan is just the status quo wrapped up a new path and she just a complete. sure raid. >>that is not a national database oregon democratic senator jeff merkley says the

republican plan will continue to allow local governments to ignore or cover up police misconduct is not transparent is not open to the public merkley says the republican police reform bill as is fails to address police discrimination and systemic racism in washington alexandra le mon. >>and if you haven't noticed it's a little foggy out there this morning look across the bay at san francisco shows this fog is beginni safety, it's not a fad or a trend.

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>>a 16 right now and i went from like really blowing in the wind yesterday to i had to use the wipers this morning. oh yeah because there was some pretty heavy fog across the golden john's been following it we've seen some along really the whole stretch of the coast right yeah, a lot of it to enough to have resulted in some coastal drizzle right along golden gate bridge other places a little more exposed to the bulk of that fog which you can see here over sfo is just pushing right into san bruno mountain so sfo may be under sunshine. but you can see there is some gray going on back in the distance towards san francisco. this morning. as for san jose beautiful clear skies. so where you're seeing the fog. it is very grave very socked in even some drizzly spots that may be turning on the windshield wiper for while in other areas, it's beautiful in blue now we're all going to tap into some of that blue sky later on today, the exception

being just the immediate coastline which is going to remain foggy winds relax into the afternoon a lot like yesterday and then another sea breeze comes through until late afternoon and early evening, pushing back in that fog so do expect another foggy start to your father's day tomorrow much as we're seeing today. now that's going continue on the next couple of days sea breeze is not going to be as much of a factor come monday tuesday and wednesday of next week though that's going allow temperatures to skyrocket so we can actually think some of that fog and misty conditions for the nice comfortable weather that we're going to have this afternoon because next week is getting toastie with heat advisories likely to take effect for many of our inland areas in the bay. today's highs in the 60's and 70's right along the coastline and 80's for most other areas. today is going to be one of our coolest days of this forecast still warm but a lot more comfortable than where we are about to be side say go ahead step outside in the neighborhood enjoy a walk in and just enjoy this cooler

weather. dublin pleasanton and livermore solid a tease for you 70's from hayward through castro valley on up through oakland to richmond. concord you fall from 90 yesterday to 87 today while vacaville an antioch or to only spots holding on to the 90's on the map today now tomorrow temperatures will be even cooler yet but only by a degree or 2. for father's day. after that monday tuesday and wednesday. there's the heat building back in highs will rise well into the upper 90's for our inland areas by the start of next week. daria. >>thanks a lot john it's a 19 and with the counties in the bay area all having a different timeline for easing the restrictions. it can be confusing so let's take a peek at where everybody has a marine county. not yet but on june 29th. >>they will allow indoor dining hair salons and nail salons can reopen so can gyms and short term lodging can start allowing visitors come in in alameda county already

they're allowed to dine only outside not inside and the group has to be 6 or fewer in the same social bubble indoor retail shopping is fine there and outdoor fitness classes are fine in alameda county let's go to sonoma and napa counties where gyms are open hair salons and theaters are all open already. here look at the numbers in the bay area that we're looking out with coronavirus cases well over 18,525 deaths tied to covid-19 in california there have been more than 5,000 deaths and nationwide more than 2.2 million people have tested positive. >>contra costa county has reported 37 new cases and one new death on friday. the state has added coco county to its list of counties that the california department of health will be monitoring closely. right now there are about 24 people in hospitals being treated for covid-19 throughout the county and over the last 3 days. contra costa

county has been consistently reporting a small but steady uptick in hospitalizations the increase in numbers comes as the county allowed. restaurants salons to reopen this week. we asked infectious disease expert dean will slow from stanford of if this rapid reopening seen in counties like contra costa county is concerning to him and here's what he had to say about that. >>it absolutely does you know europe i think it's been a good example of you know how really that the government's worked in a very concerted mariner to to really not just flatten the curve but actually make the kurds start coming down people are talking in the u.s. about a potential second wave this winter, but i'd like to remind all of the viewers and listeners that we're really a situation where we're still in the midst of the first way so to speak >>of covid-19. >>well the state department of health has created a list of key actions for contra costa

health department officials to just help them get back on track in those actions include things like pushing the importance of wearing face coverings in getting tested preparing local health systems for surge this fall and making sure that nursing facilities do have the proper personal protective equipment, masks and gowns and the like and know how to use them properly and also educating people on the importance of contact tracing to prevent spread to friends and loved ones. >>time now is a 22 and north bay food bank is stepping up its efforts to help those affected by coronavirus eat the redwood empire food bank is having to big drive-thru food distribution events. today and next saturday from 9 to 11:00am and they will pass out free food to anybody who drives up and needs at the redwood empire food bank is at 3990 brick way boulevard in santa rosa. 2 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news we'll keep our eye on the skies for

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of analyzing the desert of san bernardino county on tuesday. kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>a 37 year-old mother from walnut creek has gone missing in southern california police say erica lloyds car was found off of a desert highway near the city of 29 palms just outside of joshua tree national park. but there was no sign of lloyd she simply. >>what not. just disappear. >>like this occur is a monzo is a close friend. she says lloyd has been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away. but where lloyd was going was unclear, she said she just needed to clear her head and she wanted to take her son. >>up to big sur but on tuesday chp found lloyd's car abandoned more than 700 miles away from big sur investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed a day later so far there has been no confirmed sighting avoid her son did not

go on the trip, she's got a little got means heard. >>she really good friends to a lot of people's she ever love serve where we work co-worker and friend rebecca malone says lloyd recently deleted her facebook and has been unreachable on social media or over the phone. >>malone worries her friend will be suffering through scorching desert temperatures. she's holding out hope that lloyd will turn up soon we're just concerned and want to get the word out there just so that we can try her calls we just got to bring her home that's all there is to it she just has to come home. >>reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>coming up next are now seizing the opportunity to reform its police department will

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>>8.30 right now and we've got a mixed bag out there james we do yeah john trouble taking a look at what sunshine in the east bay but pretty foggy closer to the bay itself john yeah, definitely a mixed bag from blue to gray that's what we're seeing this morning definitely gray over to iran. >>you've had some sunshine trying to make its way through at times but the fog as of right now is still winning out. visibility being impacted into the east bay hills and then especially right along the coastline. the school push of ocean air is keeping us cooler today as compared to the next few days even as skies clear this afternoon. you will definitely notice that today just not feeling quite as hot even for inland

areas as we have the past few days which is definitely a nice change. 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, some of our coolest areas are right along the coastline. we're a bit warmer where you're under that sunshine further inland pittsburgh in livermore at 6162 right now for san francisco and oakland it will be an afternoon spent in the low 70's. well for san jose, the mid 80's for your high today, i'm talking the rest of the weekend still to come james all right, thank you very much john. >>thousands of people gathered outside the oakland city hall demanding june tp marked as a national holiday. you can see video here of the crowds coming together they also called for justice for george floyd they want police reform as well take a listen to what some of them had to say. >>we've got to take a stand and the police officer will sit by and get stepped

>>demonstrators made their way afterwards to city hall after they protested after they protested and shut down the port of oakland. and in the south bay we had dozens of people outside san jose city hall as well celebrating juneteenth but they were also there to call out social injustice. the signs they carried. spoke to them and for police reform and the need for investment in black communities and celebrations will continue this weekend by the way today is juneteenth national freedom day according to a 2002 state law the 3rd saturday in june is a holiday in california to honor the impact african americans have made in our country. >>art is considering reform and its police department to increase riders safety conference michelle kingston has a look and what they want to do. >>more training in more unarmed employees, bart officials say they are committed to this plan. bart

officials say they're in the middle of an opportunity to advance police reform i took back. >>and banned the use of the carotid restraint that's something that's been a national conversation piece and i just took it out of the equation were no longer use in that bart police have stopped the use of choke holds in say they are moving forward with progressive policing increasing staff and adding more resources to the independent police reform auditor's office officials say they also have plans to increase the safety budget by million to add on arm staff like ambassadors or to bring in outreach workers. >>if there's a man who is house list. >>and he has no clothes and he has no shoes we are in conversations and then some agreement that his first interaction may need to be with an outreach worker and not a man or woman trained to take down a soldier, bart police officers will also take anti racism courses in additional training on

de-escalation tactics to decrease the likelihood of lethal contacted and use of force and i apologize for my being emotional. >>3.92 the collection of ideas of how do you decrease lethal use of force within police departments. we're ready to go. and we're making that commitment today we don't maintain. >>that concept of continuous improvement without discussions from the community without input from the community. michelle kingston kron 4 news. judge is temporarily banning the oakland police department from using tear gas flash bangs and rubber bullets on protesters. >>the department is facing a lawsuit over the use of those tactics in recent protests against police brutality. although this order bans police from using those tactics. the police can use the measures if it is necessary to protect people from death or serious injury. the temporary ban remains

until a hearing which is set for july 2nd. >>federal protective officer david patrick underwood has been laid to rest the panel native was killed in the line of duty last month in oakland during a night of george floyd protests kron four's fleet recall was at his memorial. >>the underwood family says it will never be the same without their brother david patrick underwood he gave his life to service and protection. >>he served as a federal protective officer for 10 years working for a company contracted by the department of homeland security. >>he was murdered 3 weeks ago outside the federal building in oakland well monitoring a

protest 2 suspects are now in custody charged in connection with the murder both possibly tied to extremism. close family friends of underwood say extremism has no place in society this time that. >>all of us in america and all over the world. read these people out of the system. we make it we need to make a stand. we will not tolerate them anymore. it's been a roller for >>you know my brother was loved by so many and as i think about him i pray, and then he goes how much he was loved loved and remember. >>in pinole believed it all wrong for >>now say 36 coming up with san francisco 49 er. tests

positive for coronavirus and now several other players are being tested as well we'll talk more about that coming up a quick programming reminder kron 4 don't forget is hosting a live town hall next week we'll have the mayors in for the major cities across the bay area they're going to discuss the changes that their cities have been making in light of these recent protests for racial equality and also how they are moving forward with the coronavirus pandemic and keeping their population safe, so if you'd like to submit a video question just go to kron 4 dot com click on the inside very politics tab, you can leave that question and those are the ones will present to our town hall guests again that will be wednesday june 24th airing here on kron

>>your summer plans are probably off or changing even in the fall coronavirus is expected still be around whitney wild has the latest from doctors. statistics show the coronavirus will have a big impact on summer plans. 23 states are watching new infections increase. now 8 states are currently seeing their highest seven-day averages of new daily cases compare those numbers with the european union which averaged around 5 times fewer cases in the past week, the state a lock down a bit longer. >>a bit more uniformly not all european countries are taking place like italy and spain. and really brought their case numbers way down before the open back up again to stop the

spread some officials are returning to stricter measures. thursday, california's governor mandated masks in most indoor spaces as numbers there swell. >>oregon implemented the same plan in 7 counties. health experts are particularly worried about a lack of icu beds in florida. the state has less than 25% available. and data shows the sunshine state may soon become the next epicenter of the outbreak. >>i hope we don't get to that point i had its it's a balancing act right at these numbers are definitely concerning to me encouragingly a dozen states are seeing steady numbers and 15 states are recording a downward trend. >>several months into the pandemic officials face a familiar problem now trying to do 2 things to watch trying to open the economy and we've got pretty much open. but also some also stay safe in washington, i'm whitney wild reporting. >>on the kron 4 morning news in oakland college professor

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>>8.44 and its kind of cloudy in almost rainy in my neck of the woods, but james you have sunshine. yeah, i mean one of those pockets, i guess we've got clear skies this morning john troubles and. >>following all of that morning john quite the variety across the bay this morning in one spot that you can see both of those things is sfo where sunshine is making its way

down to the airport itself and there's that bank of fog that so many of the rest of us are just shrouded in this morning so sitting under some gray and in many cases seeing some drizzle falling as that cloud bank is very dense and are right on the surface, you can also see clear skies over san jose in the south bay. so there's variety if you're closer to the coast or right on the bay you're likely seeing the grey well if you're in the inland east bay, the south bay, even parts of the north bay you're definitely looking at some clear conditions winds are already starting to come down fog is starting to burn off if not lift above the bay at this point and we're going to get a good dose of sunshine this afternoon. then the sea breeze kicks back into gear again tonight pushing more fog into our inland areas. meeting tomorrow morning for father's day you've got another dose of fog for your father's day morning. so we're repeating this like clockwork the next couple of days. enjoy it because that sea breeze that's bringing us the fog is also sparing us some of the bulk of the heat that is going to be

building back into this forecast come monday tuesday and wednesday of next week. we're not going to be looking at as much of a marine layer intruding into the bay and temperatures inland are just going to soar. today's daytime highs in the 60's and 70's for coastal spots well right along the bay expect highs mostly in the 70's to 80's, foster city at 71 redwood city in woodside 82 south bay temperatures in the mid to upper 80's today which is a touch cooler than yesterday was east bay daytime high solidly in the 80's for inland valleys will write in the 70's along the east shore of the bay, north bay temperatures mostly 80's. but a few 90's remain in vacaville in antioch while 60's as you head out towards the coast. now tomorrow will remain nice and cool at least 4 bayside in coastal areas, inland areas will be much more comfortable tomorrow than they are about to be come monday tuesday and wednesday when daytime highs climb back into the mid to upper 90's. james all right. thank you very much john new

this morning, a professor at laney college in oakland is apologizing this morning after he asked a vietnamese student to angle size her name. >>here's a look at the apology from matthew however it was on his twitter account this morning and he says quote i apologize for my insensitive actions which cause pain and anger to my student and which have now caused pain and anger to an untold number of people who read my 2 inappropriate e-mails on the internet kron four's haaziq madyun has more on the controversy and what led up to this morning's apology. >>it is a tweet of an e-mail conversation between a college professor and a female be of any student that has gone viral quote good you anglicized your name ph you see be you i sound like an insult in english on quote according to the person who posted the tweet that request was made by laney college math. professor matthew hubbard the female student had this response quote your requests for be to endless eyes. my name fills

discriminatory and i will move forward with filing a complaint with the title 9 office if you could not referred to me by my given birth name unquote. >>unfortunately, i'm not surprised because there has been instances where i see teachers are having a lot of miscommunications misunderstandings there is a large diverse population that doesn't always reflect on the faculty laney college journalism student, michelle snyder questions why professor hover did make the effort to look up the correct pronunciation because there's so many other ways that the teacher could have handled that situation. >>and the pronunciation of the name isn't even that if you actually you can look it up on you to she's right in fact, according to these videos ph you see and be you i are not at all pronounced the way professor hovered suggested his email reply with the rights. >>call your name in the list sounds like expletive boy if i lived in vietnam and my name

in your league, what sounded like e a expletive i would change it to avoid embarrassment. i caught up with professor matthew hubbard to give them an opportunity to explain his side of the story, but he declined to be interviewed the president of laney college cent kron four's statement regarding the incident that read in part quote i am writing you to let you know that we are aware of the allegations of racist and xenophobic messages from a faculty member at our college with a student about the pronunciation of their name we take these allegations seriously and immediately place the faculty member on administrative leave pending an investigation on call in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>also making headlines this morning. the navy commander from santa rosa who pleaded for help as his ship battle, the coronavirus outbreak back in april. apparently he won't be getting his job back. captain brett crozier who commanded the uss theodore roosevelt was let go for a quote pour judgment. he wrote a memo warning navy leadership that decisive action was

needed to save the lives of the ship's crew during that outbreak. navy leadership decided their decision to relieve him of duty will stand saying he didn't act quickly enough to contain the virus on board crozier will still be a member of the navy. >>major league baseball is temporarily closing its spring training facilities in arizona and florida because of coronavirus what they're doing in the interim is deep cleaning and disinfecting all of the facilities because at least 5 people and 3 staff members from the phillies tested positive. i'm assuming that means 5 phillies players and also staff and they are in florida and then there's the houston astros player. that's positive other teams have been tested and they're awaiting those results. they are going to when everybody's negative again, then they'll reopen and they will require to show the negative test for your reentry. meantime mlb and the players association still have a deal on whether or not

they're going to play and how they're going to play the upcoming regular season. and covid is spreading through football. a group of 49 ers are waiting for their results now after one of their teammates has tested positive. they won't say which player in is only that he got sick working out nashville, which is where they're working out this is some video of a the guys working out. all we know is that the people who work out their the players in national they're mostly on the offense so they got or opt their candle and the like and it's not just a forty-niners problem several cowboys have covid texans have covid there are 23 players at clemson that just tested positive too. now if it's not cover the knocks you out maybe it will be a regular injury and the forty-niners have another one of those receiver and return specialist richie james junior, just broke his wrist. he's supposed to be out they think for 2 months and remember on tuesday just a few days before that break it was wide receiver deebo samuel who

broke his foot during training and he had scheduled surgery on thursday and now he's taken whole the out 10 weeks but could be 12 could be might miss the first week of the season if the season really does happen we'll see. >>warriors star klay thompson has been medically cleared to train and practice without restriction again. you may remember that he suffered a torn acl in his left knee during game 6 of last year's finals. after surgery. he of course had months of rehab but he's now working out with trainers to build up the strength he'll need to play he's expected to fully participate in the warriors summer mini-camp and speaking of the warriors we'll talk more about steph curry in a bit him a special message he had for people celebrating juneteenth we're going take a quick break we're going to take a live look outside here at walnut creek this morning where we see traffic humming along here on 6.80 no problems out there on at least a sunny day here in the east bay, but we are seeing fog elsewhere. >>on the forecast

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>>8.55 and let's take a look at this is a story we've been following now for a long time that mountain lion that they got near oracle park in captured san francisco. there he is being released into the wild this is the one who was running around prom for outside not inside like it when these stories have a happy ending if you remember they didn't have to use a tranquilizer to sedate and they were just able to confine him throw a net over him. >>take them away sure they get the full checkup to make sure he wasn't hurt or suffering from any illness and here we

are seeing the happy ending to okay, but it was just a couple of days ago we saw the surveillance camera video from the parking lot next door to us joe right yeah with that this mountain lion, you know looking pretty ominous. >>so yes is there a little scary when you see him in an urban who out here in the wild. >>a lot more plus it sounds like a disney nature film now yeah now it's better for him and it's better for everybody all right we'll take a quick break it is 5856 still ahead statues of controversial figures are being torn down golden gate park in san francisco reyna harvey flood details for us in a live report will. >>james acton which statues come down. plus people are lined up for a big trump campaign rally in tulsa oklahoma drawing some controversy because that rally is expected to draw a lot of crowds, thousands getting together and many of them valid not to practice cdc guidelines for the coronavirus pandemic so we'll talk more about that in a minute. here's a live look outside we've got our san mateo bridge camera

the ride on 92 is really like a no big surprise. it is a saturday morning after all those folks are taking the opportunity to sleep in. we'll be right back.

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fletcher hope you had a restful sleep and as you wake up this morning and head outside you might be dealing with some fog we've got john with more on john yeah fog that might put you back to sleep in some cases. >>because it's not very bright for many of us berkeley can't see much of this do you still as low cloud cover and fog continues to hang out right across the day. now winds are pushing that fog on inland into the bay itself making for the nyse foggy start to this morning that we have had those winds while they're going to relax and fog is going to burn off that is going to make for a really pleasant afternoon in fact for us you can think the sea breeze for keeping temperatures a little bit cooler than they have been and that fog is certainly helping out with that a little bit as well as far as temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's a calm cool start to the morning. sunny for inland areas and eventually sunny for bayside areas too daria. >>thanks a lot. john our top story this morning statues

coming down statues of figures tied to slavery and on the left you can see a statue of a confederate general albert pike went down in flames in washington d c it was the only confederate statue in our nation's capital and it is no more and on the right you can see protesters taking down the francis scott key statute inside golden gate park in san francisco. it is one of 3 statues that they toppled last night and james has more on where those are located and changes that morning daria so here we have the satellite view the google maps of you over. >>that plaza between the de young museum and the academy of sciences that's where all 3 of these statues were located actually all in fairly close together in this upper right corner of the applause in fact as we zoom in you'll see this is the statue for francis scott key there's ulysses s grant and right there across the road. >>is the unit, pro sarah statue all of them taken down i'm gonna drop us right about here on the street view maps

we can see all 3 again there's you know pero serra there's france or there's ulysses s grant and as we slide the map sub it you'll see revealed off in the distance that's the statue. francis scott key it's inside this rotunda. and it's the statue that was right there inside that was pulled down and torn off its foundation. and again that's the sort of the orientation in the plaza, we're all 3 were located. >>we have team coverage now so let's go out to golden gate park kron four's reyna harvey is there with a look at what happened reyna. >>darya and james i spoke to some residents this morning and a lot of them are in shock disbelief that that francis scott key statue right there you see behind me is gone, it's not there anymore and the statue itself had graffiti all over it. crews have been able to for the most part a lot graffiti up but we're going to show you that scene from overnight. we're going to start here. >>at the francis scott key you can see that statute be torn down. my protesters, you can see the world scene from that

statue. that's been pulled down by 2 groups as they knock it down after the get it pretty much knocked down a set off fireworks in celebration now. he is responsible for a poem that became the star spangled banner. >>his family had links to slavery and we're also going to take you to this second video to show you this is you know pero serra protesters tyro to that statute as they knocked it over. sarah was a catholic priest, responsible for the missions across the state. his legacy is controversial in that he used native american labor native american indian labor to build his missions. also like you mentioned james that ulysses s grant statue also tore down. and the cleanup efforts this morning continue here at golden gate park by state park officials here you can see them cleaning wiping off the statue from all of the graffiti that was left now there are multiple statues in

the area they were also vandalized. >>we're going to take you back in this week to thursday, this is the christopher columbus statue in front of coit tower that's removed by the city because protesters threatened to take it down and throw it into the bay and also over in sacramento city officials remove the john center statue in front of the center hospital that was also due to threats from protesters now again crews are going to be here on scene in golden gate park. throughout the morning working to clean up all the vandalism that took place overnight and again he had this inane area in golden gate park shut off to people in the area a number of people have. >>try to come and everybody has been redirected because like all a gentleman i spoke to mention this is now going to be a crime scene actually do we have time to take his sound. okay let's let's hear from people in the area this morning.

>>i woke up the first thing i do i will go it wasn't my pants on walk myself down here and try and help clean up, but currently it's a. crime scene investigation. so i just got to go home, i'm personally against just removing unless the people in that town want to read the statute is by boat. well means. but. >>this happening in our home happening across the country. it's not right and has to stop. >>all right as i mentioned the cleanup efforts here in the park continue and if you are going to come into the area today you're going to have it shut off for some time now reporting near golden gate park reyna harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot lorraine a. >>in the east bay thousands gathered at lake merritt in oakland to celebrate juneteenth yesterday commemorated the day when the last enslaved african americans learned of their freedom in the south and you can see here in the new the app theater lot of people showed up many of them celebrating as a packed into

enjoy themselves. on the long they were dancing showcasing art work it really was a festive atmosphere. however we do have to recognize that was set against the backdrop of multiple hate crime investigations that are underway right now after several nooses and a fake body were found hanging from trees around the lake. and all the people we've been investigating those dead. >>they did but even noses but at the end of the day we took them down and we haven't been a really hard time right now, but i mean we still happening. >>you know come together and celebrate each other. >>local vendors there at the celebration raise money for the black lives matter movement. and in the south bay we had dozens of people outside san jose city hall celebrating juneteenth as well. they were also there to call out social injustice and you can see by the signs they carried that they were demanding police reform and the need for investment in black communities and celebrations will continue into the weekend don't forget today is juneteenth national freedom day. it was a 2002 law

that made the 3rd saturday in june a holiday here in california to honor the impact that african americans have made in our country's past. >>there are growing concerns and worries about people getting covid and spreading covid at president trump's rally that's set for later today in tulsa oklahoma. >>because the participants are not going to be required to socially distance or wear masks when they're packed into that facility which then you hold about 20,000 people in the oklahoma state supreme court rejected a request to force everybody to take those precautions coming up a little later when they hear from those attending to the rally, they're lining up and think see what they think about staying safe. also ahead on the gravel morning news barred is looking at this opportunity to do some reforms to its police department will tell you what changes. >>they plan to make. >>a new bill which would stop lawmakers from buying and selling stocks and these reporting in washington.

>>some members of congress came under fire for stock sales in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak know to avoid this issue in the future lawmakers have introduced the trust in congress act our washington dc correspondent basil john has the story. >>i was disgusted by even the allegations virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger is talking about

accusations that some lawmakers may have used insider information to profit during the pandemic there news reports about members of the united states senate and members of the united states house of representatives who were buying and selling stock that from an outside you rather linked to the crisis that we're facing as a nation investigations cleared some of the lawmakers like georgia senator kelly leffler but span burgers new bipartisan bill would remove all temptation. any person elected to congress their spouse or their dependent children would have to move all of their individual stocks into a blind trust. the bill also requires members to disclose other investments, but it would not apply to mutual funds, us treasury bills or bonds. >>when you. >>serve like you you you know you're elected and you use. >>and you're concision should have trust that you're there to be selfless not selfish pennsylvania, republicans

glenn thompson and fred keller believe members of congress should be held to a higher standard i i don't have a problem looking at a transparency and into what we can do advance their both thompson in keller see this bill is a step in the right direction. >>to prove lawmakers care more about the american people and their wallets. reporting in washington, i'm be-all john. >>well even though it has been a foggy in greece starts the morning that fog is continuing to lift and you are getting some sunshine in downtown san francisco. you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

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>>9.14 right now let's see how these saturday morning shaping up. >>good morning john good morning guys so far it's a little gray for a lot of us but we are going to get a good dose of sunshine and some of these areas that just haven't seen a whole lot of it yet timber on right here been one of your grey areas while san jose in the south bay has been just the opposite very bright so far this morning or areas further inland to the east bay joining you and are some nice bright skies. you can see where that cloudy where's hanging out right along the coastline and his stream right into the bay as well. now this coastal breeze it's going to come down into the afternoon. fog is going to leave for a bit we've got a lot of sunshine to enjoy then comes another push of an icy breeze into the afternoon late afternoon into the evening that's going to cool us right back off again and keep us pretty nice into tomorrow too for father's day do expect a foggy start tomorrow and sunshine to return for your

sunday, we're not going to see as much of a marine influence on monday tuesday and wednesday know what this means for us is into next week temperatures are going to skyrocket inland. so i'd say enjoy this weekend as much as you can take a walk around the neighborhood and enjoy the temperatures that you've got in your 4 zone forecast because even though they are still warm for a few areas. there are a lot cooler than we are going to be in just a few days time, mountain view 83 for the high milpitas in san jose 86 for your highs today. while the east bay highs hanging on to the 80's. livermore you're close to 90. but a few degrees cooler than yesterday. 70's and oakland richmond and berkeley while only to 90's remain in your forecast an antioch in vacaville upper 80's in santa rosa. now tomorrow stays just as nice as today, but look at what happens monday tuesday and wednesday, we actually do remain fairly cool by the coast in mild by the bay. our inland areas are going to see temperatures soaring into the upper 90's by the start of

next week. james. thank you very much john contra costa counties reporting 37 new cases and one new death friday. >>the state added contra costa. the list of counties. the california department health we'll have to monitor closely because of the coronavirus right now there are 24 people in the hospital being treated for covid-19 in that county over the last 3 days. the county has been consistently reporting small but steady upticks in hospitalizations the increase in numbers comes as the county has allowed a lot of retail shops salons and the like to reopen this past week. the state department of health has created a list of key actions for contra costa health officials to help the county get back on track and those include things like pushing the importance of wearing face masks and getting tested also preparing local health systems for a the surge that may come this fall and making sure that nursing facilities have the proper protective equipment, they need and how to use it properly. also they recommend educating people on the

importance of contact tracing to prevent spread to friends and loved ones. right now the county has not been asked to roll back any of its reopening plans because of these increased numbers as of right now bars gyms and movie theaters are scheduled to reopen in contra costa county on july 1st. >>at least 10 states saw their highest single-day increases in coronavirus and while some governors say it's because more testing is being done. health experts say that's not the whole story know we have nick watt reporting now that confusion and in consistencies with reopening measures may be one of the reasons why we're seeing. >>these spikes. >>florida arizona california oklahoma scene of tomorrow's trump rally all setting records seeing the most new cases in a day since all this began. >>we're in the midst of the greatest public health failure in american history. and if we're going to continue to open up and not open up safely we're going to continue to see

increased cases. >>these 8 states home to roughly a 3rd of all americans right now seeing their highest ever. average new case camps. >>apple now closing some stores in arizona, the carolinas and florida the phillies just shut down spring training in clearwater after 5 players tested positive. this is not over mosques work. those are facts but they're now politicized take the governor of nebraska reportedly now withholding federal coronavirus emergency money from any empty mandating mosques and government buildings, dallas county texas now mandating mosques in the workplace but to let governor of the state one of the orange county florida now mandating masks for all that the governor wasn't. >>it's simple no vaccine. no treatment right all you need is test-and-trace of good public help. >>combine it would good personal responsibility masks social distancing and washing but the 2 together and you can

become new zealand, but they're all cases. in this country you heard that right new zealand routinely report 0 cases in the day small country sure so. >>let's take your up a steep drop and now fewer than 5,000 new cases a day here in the u.s. nearing 5 times that and climbing what your did differently is a state a lock down a bit longer. >>a bit more uniformly today, florida started phase one reopening there were fewer than 1000 new cases reported in the state. >>today. nearly 4,000. a new record high. >>i don't think we can scale back how we've opened that we can simply slow down how we move forward and put these precautions in place like wearing a mask. >>the governor thinks the spike in cases dime to more testing so does the president but even his own advisers disagrees. >>there are about 18 states right now where the positivity rates are going up which means that if the cases are going up it's not just because you're doing more testing. >>but the northeast is doing

well lately so pushing ahead with reopening today was the new york governor's last daily covid briefing. >>today we are seeing the virus spreading in many places. more people will die and it doesn't have to be that way. >>forget the politics be smart. >>coming up next a family launching a search effort after an east bay mother goes missing we'll have the very latest on the investigation this morning. we'll be right back on the kron 4 morning spnews time now is volkswagen today. you'll get 2 years or 20,000 miles of scheduled carefree maintenance. 3 years or 36,000 miles of 24/7 roadside assistance. 4 years or 50,000 miles bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. 5 years of connected services. and for 6 years you won't have paid any interest. down the road, you'll be grateful you bought a volkswagen today.

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>>9.23 and new this morning the vallejo police department is investigating a murder that happened on gateway drive a man was shot. he was taken to the hospital around 10 o'clock last night but he died a short time later and the killer hasn't been found it's the 12th murder in vallejo so far this year. >>a desperate search is on right now for a walnut creek mother has been missing for days, 37 year-old erika lloyd was last seen on sunday a few of her close friends say that she told him that she was going on a trip to sta. clear her head but they haven't heard from her since. >>the car was found abandoned a vandalized the desert of the san bernardino county area on tuesday conference dan thorn has the latest. >>a 37 year-old mother from walnut creek has gone missing in southern california police say erica lloyds car was found off of a desert highway near the city of 29 palms just outside of joshua tree

national park but there was no sign of lloyd she simply. >>what not. just disappear. >>like this grissom monzo is a close friend. she says lloyd has been under a lot of stress lately and needed to get away. but where lloyd was going was unclear, she said she just needed to clear her head and she wanted to take her son. >>up to big sur but on tuesday chp found lloyd's car abandoned more than 700 miles away from big sur investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's office say a missing persons report was filed a day later so far there has been no confirmed sighting avoid her son did not go on the trip, she's got a little bit got means heard. >>she really good friends to a lot of people's she ever love serve where we work co-worker and friend rebecca malone says lloyd recently deleted her facebook and has been unreachable on social media or over the phone.

>>malone worries her friend will be suffering through scorching desert temperatures. she's holding out hope that lloyd will turn up soon we're just concerned and want to get the word out there just that we can try her calls we just got to bring her home that's all there is to it she just has to come on. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news president trump gearing up for the first campaign rally during this pandemic we'll tell you how his administration is reacting to rising health concerns.

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>>9.28 right now and on a saturday. we're tracking the weather and i'm hoping things are going to shape up even for those of us to have all those clouds and fog this morning, yeah let's find out what's in store for the weekend morning john good morning guys, yeah for most of us that do have clouds overhead right now things are going to improve especially areas like the east bay berkeley, it's still a cloudy start to the morning for you you're starting to see a bit of the city down below though fog and cloud cover just going to break up and burn off as we make our way into the afternoon we're already seeing that occurring in some spots right along the bay. now for immediate coastline, it's going to remain a little cloudy even into the afternoon. but for the rest of us a good dose of sunshine for your saturday ahead. do watch out for some coastal drizzle along highway one and even spots along the peninsula and a marine county have been seeing some areas where jea out just a little bit of that drizzle is a

settling on the roadways are your windshield 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, some of our cooler areas out towards the coast while warmer towards pittsburgh where you're getting a lot of sunshine and you're at 65 right now. later on today oakland and san francisco rise into the low 70's while san jose out of the 90's you were in yesterday to 86 today. james thank you very much john 9.30 is the time we have thousands of people getting ready to attend a rally for president trump today in tulsa oklahoma. >>so the largest gathering of americans anywhere with more. well more than 3 months now and the venue is enough for 20,000 people to pack in there and they got the ok from the oklahoma supreme court. >>that they don't have to wear masks or socially distance abby philips has more. >>tulsa's black wall street now emblazoned with the words black lives matter this is resilience this is saying that we're here to stay. and we're going to have to come together because that's the only way

we'll survive. >>a city on edge bracing for 10's of thousands of pro and anti trump supporters to converge here this weekend, i'm just tense about everything in tulsa's greenwood district thousands expected to celebrate juneteenth holiday marking when some black slaves first learned that they've been emancipated and a few blocks away supporters of president trump camped out for the first mass gathering of its kind in the country since the height of the coronavirus pandemic tulsa's mayor putting in place a curfew for the next 2 days and dissipating more than 100,000 people arriving in the city for both of that's but amid these large gatherings inside and out the coronavirus pandemic looms let me be clear. >>anyone planning to attend a large scale gathering will face an increased risk of becoming infected with covid-19. >>oklahoma one of 8 states in the country seeing their highest seven-day averages of new cases averaging 247 new cases per day in the last week

tulsa county the location of trump's rally leading that increase and outpacing more populous parts of the state the trump campaign planning to hand out masks to the 19,000 people will be packed into the be ok arena. >>for his rally on saturday. but won't force rally-goers to wear them. white house officials at odds about whether they would wear masks personal choice, i won't be wearing a massive fire at the rally i would wear a mask doctor anthony fauci more clear telling cbs news simply avoid crowds and wear a mask, the officials in charge of the be ok center still on edge about safety. now asking the trump campaign to provide a written safety plan explaining how they will enforce social distancing. but the president appears more concerned about what will be happening outside tweeting any protesters anarchists agitators looters are low lives who are going to oklahoma. please understand you will not be treated like you have been in new york seattle or minneapolis. it will be a much different scene

i don't know what he means a by then some people who want to come out be peaceful protesters maybe they mary elizabeth taylor to call it quits over trump's handling of race relations in recent protests. and tulsa residents to dismiss the president's overtures on issues of race, i'm not going to go to an arsonist to put out a fire. >>i was abby phillip reporting the rally begins at 4 o'clock local time and we'll have full coverage. >>kron on. >>a federal judge is temporarily banning the oakland police department from using tear gas flash bangs and rubber bullets when dealing with protesters. the department is facing a lawsuit over the use of those tactics during recent protests against police brutality following the death of george floyd and while opd can't use those tactics state police can still

use those measures if necessary to protect people from death or serious injury. the temporary ban will remain until a hearing is scheduled. on july 2nd. california's african american police chiefs are speaking out about performs that they would like to see happening in the light of these protests, doug johnson from our sister station ktxl breaks down what reforms they'd like to see and what they don't. so never want to get engaged in and put money towards a but were you all this time. >>it took this. these events for it to happen assembly member jim cooper brought together a dozen black police chiefs from across california. >>including the cheese from san francisco napa tracy in hayward to give their ideas on police reforms i believe this group of men and women there or you can call 5 to address this issue defining the police departments is not the answer. cooper, a former sacramento county sheriff's deputy for 30 years says there needs to be more training on bias de escalation and historical

policing problems and he says too much of the current police training is done almost completely online why are we going online, you clicking a button in a class that really makes no sense to do that hearing from your colleagues talk about in the classroom is much more impactful than sitting behind a computer also among the group was sacramento police chief daniel hahn. >>he believes chiefs need to have more freedom when it comes to firing officers in making those terminations public our community legitimately doesn't feel that a lot of times that officers are held accountable even though many times they were held accountable, including termination but were prevented from telling people that chief and also called for a national database of terminated officers said apartments in different parts of the country can avoid hiring those with a history of issues, although chief hahn claims the sacramento police department. >>or d does that we don't hire new officers unless we've looked at their previous department files as her sacramento mayor darrell steinberg proposal to create a new community response department chief un says he supports the idea even though it would take funding away

from his department is something occurs out in our community and the way knows who to call they call us if we had a more appropriate people to respond it would not only free up officers to do what only officers can do but it also be more healthy for our community. >>and bart is rethinking how it polices they're expanding bart police training and adding more unarmed employees kron four's michelle kingston has more on their plans. >>more training in more unarmed employees, bart officials say they are committed to this plan. bart officials say they're in the middle of an opportunity to advance police reform i took back. >>and banned the use of the carotid restraint that's something that's been a national conversation piece and i just took it out of the equation we're no longer use in that bart police have stopped the use of choke holds in say they are moving forward with progressive policing increasing staff and adding more resources to the independent police reform auditor's office officials say

they also have plans to increase the safety budget by million to add on arm staff like ambassadors or to bring in outreach workers. >>if there's a man who is house list. >>and he has no clothes and he has no shoes we are in conversations and then some agreement that his first interaction may need to be with an outreach worker and not a man or woman trained to take down a soldier, bart police officers will also take anti racism courses in additional training on de-escalation tactics to decrease the likelihood of lethal contacted and use of force and i apologize for my being emotional. >>3.92 the collection of ideas of how do you decrease lethal use of force within police departments. we're ready to go. and we're making that commitment today we don't maintain. >>that concept of continuous improvement without discussions from the community

without input from the community. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>federal protective officer dave patrick underwood has been laid to rest the panel native was killed in the line of duty last week in oakland. >>before his funeral memorial service was held at the alma mater or at his alma mater pinole valley high school kron four's phillipe djegal was there. >>the underwood family says it will never be the same without their brother david patrick underwood he gave his life to service and protection. >>he served as a federal protective officer for 10 years working for a company contracted by the department of homeland security.

>>he was murdered 3 weeks ago outside the federal building in oakland well monitoring a protest 2 suspects are now in custody charged in connection with the murder both possibly tied to extremism. close family friends of underwood say extremism has no place in society this time that. >>all of us in america and all over the world. read these people out of the system. we make it we need to make a stand. we will not tolerate you man has been a roller for >>you know my brother was loved by so many and as i think about him i pray, and then he goes how much he was loved loved and remember. >>in pinole believed it all wrong for

>>well it's been one year since the death of tower o'sullivan she's the 26 year-old police officer who was shot and killed in sacramento while responding to a domestic violence incident. she had been with the department for just 6 months the department says that she will always be remembered and they posted. this touching tribute on its youtube channel. >>for service to others. o sullivan grew up in pleasant hill and went to the upper valley com. >>pg and e is getting a final okay to get out of bankruptcy judge announced he will approve the utilities $58 billion plan allowing it to pay 25 and a half billion for a losses from the devastating wildfires in 2017 2018. pg and e's bankruptcy saga began after investigators ruled the company's outdated equipment was responsible for the wildfires that killed more

than a 100 people and wiped out entire towns. the findings led to dozens of lawsuits which have been settled with billion earmarked for the more than 80,000 wildfire victims. it's 9.40 and coming up after the break the officer who shot and killed rayshard brooks has been charged with murder we're going to hear from 2 people who were in the wen

>>9.43 is the time and we want to take a peek at the weather before we wrap it up this morning, how are things yeah what's it looking like john will definitely not too bad. we're in for a nice little weekend. there is a cool down even though won't be cool. it will be cooler than we have been at least and you can thank the fog and cool marine layer for that helping to push in across the bay area and just keep us all a little bit we're on the mild side, definitely still gray over timber on did not sing that gray anywhere over san jose nor in our inland east bay areas. so this cool ocean air is filtered into the bay area and its impact is going to be felt all the way into the afternoon even after fog does burn off you'll get a good dose of sunshine as their sea breeze relaxes later on that it will push right back into the late afternoon early evening. meaning another foggy start to the day tomorrow for father's day before another sunny afternoon on sunday. we

are going to see marine layer not quite as president come monday tuesday and wednesday. and that is going to help temperatures inland to start to soar again we'll be making our way from the 80's today and tomorrow for inland areas back to the 90's so i say enjoy a walk around the neighborhood this weekend as much as you can because the heat is on into next week. 60's and 70's for your coastal highs today with mont era barely even reaching the 60's millbrae at 72 burlingame 76, further south of the peninsula, few 80's showing up south of san carlos santa clara milpitas in san jose in the mid 80's today while waving goodbye to 90's in the east bay is mostly 80's for inland valleys and 70's right along the bay. only to 90's left in this forecast and they're both in solano county vacaville at 92 today. well santa rosa 87 for your daytime high. tomorrow's daytime highs will be similar to today's after that though our inland areas are warming on up monday and tuesday, especially going to be hot ones. heat

advisories will take effect on monday so today and tomorrow a lot more comfortable than where we're headed. james. thank you very much john the u.s. attorney to is investigating trump associates is refusing to step down even after attorney general william barr. >>has announced his resignation. geoffrey berman is his name he's the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. now he's clashed with attorney general barr over some cases and as we've mentioned also investigating several people with close connections to president trump. well yesterday attorney general bill barr announced that trump is going to be nominating jay clayton to replace him. clayton chairs the securities and exchange commission though he's never been a prosecutor. berman released a statement late last night saying actually he has no plans of stepping down and will only do so when the senate confirms the president's nominee and he says in the meantime he will continue to push forward with his investigations and georgia congressman wants an independent investigation into charges against the officers involved in the death of rayshard brooks representative

doug collins says those charges are quote a political decision and not a legal one. >>natasha chen has the very latest now on the case. >>former atlanta police officer garrett rolfe waived his first appearance in court on friday and is being held without bond. this comes one week after he fired the shots that killed 27 year-old rayshard brooks at a wendy's drive-thru. a drive-thru filled with other people including families with children i hurt the and i got out to kind of assess and. >>top of the other people who are in fact true, you know the people behind me i. i have the most like to shoot you these witnesses said they saw rayshardbrooks having a long civil conversation with police before they heard tasers and bullets disk of screaming not again. >>not again and that they keep doing this and the fulton county district attorneys filed 11 charges against rolfe including felony murder and 3 charges against the other officer on scene devin

brosnan. >>attorneys for both officers have said they are not guilty critics think that you overcharged here. >>i think that's untrue. but we did it based upon the daryn we had an opportunity to speak with 3 eyewitnesses, we also had a chance to talk with 7 of the witnesses who were present at the scene of the incident. but we also had a tape saw in the tape sort of really good quality so we had a great chance to see what happens. >>ross attorneys said in his 25 year career he has never quote seen a district attorney to act so unethically without regard for his professional obligations in pursuit of reelection law enforcement sources told cnn the charges prompted some atlanta officers to call out sick this week, forcing the department to put major crime unit officers on the street in uniform to respond to 911 calls the protests that began after george floyd's death in

minneapolis reached a fever pitch in atlanta after brooke well peaceful groups dominated the daytime demonstrations people at night have blocked freeway sunset the wendy's on fire the other officer charged devin brosnan told msnbc this was a tragic events and my initial encounter them and i felt his friendly. >>is yours for our special to him. i thought you seemed like someone who potentially new my how i was raised see what i could do her make sure he was but critics question how a calm conversation for more than 20 minutes that night could suddenly escalate i just don't want to be in violation of everybody awful lot prosthesis off right here. this is footage that brooks his widow tamika miller told me she has not been able to watch. >>they feel sorry for what they took him away. >>they had a chance to doing what they do it the same way of what they do it totally different.

>>1000 tasha chan reporting there's a public viewing for brooks on monday, his family plans to have a private funeral in atlanta. on tuesday. >>it can to keep the louisville police department has fired brett hankinson one of the 3 police officers involved in the shooting death. brianna taylor. taylor died after 3 officers forced their way into her home exchanging shots with her boyfriend. hankinson is accused of blindly firing 10 shots into the taylor's apartment as she slept on march 13th. the other 2 officers have been placed on administrative reassignment taylor's family is calling on those officers to be fired as well. as we take a brief break, here's a quick live look outside at the golden gate bridge under a foggy a blanket as you can see here east bay south bay though you're seeing more sunshine than anything else. we'll have another check of the forecast throughout

>>9.53 right now with the state continuing to reopen more people are getting ready to go back to work down but just because things are opening back up it doesn't mean the risk of contracting coronavirus has gone. doctor sanjay gupta has some tips now on staying safe. >>if you can it's probably always a bad idea to take the stairs. but if you have to take an elevator keep in mind. this is going to be one of the high-risk situations. it's obviously a small space. it's indoors. try and find an elevator this not that crowded. everyone should face in the same direction to reduce the spread of the

virus. and it's something like a pen pushed about. and so it goes without saying you want to think about every surface you touch is going to be thinking about this constantly doors will likely be propped open. so not to touch the handles. everyone's going to be disinfecting all their surfaces this is going to be very common thing. also the thinking about where you're sitting and who's sitting next to you you're going to want to lease space obviously this way but also try not to sit directly across from someone. that's because you want to reduce the viral transfer. there was a single floor in south korea according to this one study we're 94 people got infected. that's what you're trying to avoid here and by the way this whole process i just described starts even before you come to work. take your temperature at home and if you have any symptoms you should obviously stay there. >>wow well, you know sports or worry about covid knocking players out but superstar klay thompson had another injury

you remember had his injury that he was unable to play for gosh months and months because he had a torn acl in his left knee. but now here you can see he shooting again he had months to really have a news working with trainers and we're going all the way down to is tippy toes to see how he's moving there looks pretty good. so if and when the warriors ever do get back in action. at least he can start with that you know four-player training that they're just starting at the chase center now yeah we already saw steph was doing some of that and he's also participated in june teeth, celebrations yesterday and he had a special message for everyone to hear. >>is this opportunity to seize whatever. god has given wherever platform, whatever passion, whatever. no drive this you have. but to try to better the person next to me and that will. that would take you a long way business selfish ambition and here this is all about making a better

you know stands for our kids and for their their children. >>and we have the ability to do that. >>you see this said the university of san francisco on top they hosted this online event that centered on social injustice and curry had a discussion with doctor clarence be jones who co-authored martin can of martin luther king junior's i have a dream speech. and now to a happy ending to a story that we've been following all week about the mountain lion, the wayward mountain line of found his way onto the streets of san francisco and got real close to kron 4 he was the neighboring parking off. but now you can see. >>he's been released out into the wild where you can frolic and play in hunt for food safely outside or stay with the safe. it's when when everybody is better and hey you know what so it's saturday and tomorrow and sunday. >>so we pull up at live picture but that's you at disney world or that took a

trip couple years ago florida so yeah, well you wow when you have the scruff building there and make it i i know now and now we've been talking about how we need to go to disneyland because there's some new rides and attractions opening up their own kids are so spoiled we've been taken and they've been the either does niners were at least 5, 5, times now i never went to low as an adult it's a good thing you got all that and i'm sitting what's going on now so you know james celebrate and enjoy with the family tomorrow, and i guess we'll see you back in a couple thank you very much for father's day to everybody will see him.

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