you may pay as little as $25 for a 1-month or 3-month prescription. ask your health care provider today about once-weekly ozempic®. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 7. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on a sunday morning, i'm robin winston good morning everybody, i'm marty gonzales is kick things off with a look at the forecast with dave spahr heidi martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and it is going to be off to another salt re hot day today, here's a live shot coming in from berkeley right now, a son all lit up along the east bay shoreline as you can see going on here. here's a look at what we've got going on in terms the golden gate bridge, mostly sunny skies to get things started little bit of a breeze happening that will pick up a little bit and it's only really the only saving grace that we have

going on today to keep some areas of the bay at least somewhat controlled in terms of temperatures this afternoon but forget about an inlet it could be very toasty got the 60's all line up on the east bay shoreline 68 delay ho 68 for any aac 63 livermore 50's up to the north bay and 62 for san jose for comparison sake what you know what we're just trailing a little bit up here in the north bay, but everybody else he is either the same as yesterday or degree or so ahead. modest winds for now that's going to the case all this morning you're going to notice some of the afternoon 84 by 11 02:00pm let's do 95 back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot happening today, a large protest is expected to play and take place later on today and martinez following a number of hate crimes in that community kron four's reyna harvey live in martinez this morning, she has all the details for us reyna. >>morning morning as thousands of people are expected to make their way here to downtown martinez, i'm standing right in front of the now very

well-known black lives year-old that was vandalized behind me this is on main street here, but i want to show you just behind that you see one of the businesses boarded up and that's pretty much the scene throughout martinez right here is another street that has been blocked off because of that protest today, but as you can see there are businesses there that are also boarded up and that is pretty much the scene throughout martinez we're going to show you this is some of the video that it took this morning of a lot of the businesses that prepare all day yesterday making sure their businesses states ahead of the protests, it's going to be happening. now again officials tell me they're also in foreseen no parking your cars within about a 3 block radius from the location of this plant protest that's in an attempt to keep everyone in the area out here safe or going to show you the incident that sparked in this entire protest today. >>here's that incident you can these 2 people painting over this black lives year-old and i just showed you here a

moment ago. now after this event there were a number of other incidents that took place including races fliers that were found in the neighborhood. >>they're going to be multiple street closures though here today. starting here the 500 to 800 lots of ferry street. also the 600 to 800 blocks of loud as the court street it's going to blocked off along with pine street. marina vista as well and then we get into the other closures we're on escobar main street ward street and green street now in preparation of everything that's going on today i spoke to some residents out here martinez and here's what they had to say about today's planned event. >>i was really proud of some of our residents went through the right channels to paint the black lives matter across in front of our courthouse. and then you said we made national news with a few people who didn't think it should be there trying to take

care of themselves. >>so i think that today's important i think it's. good that our city has temporarily boarded a lot of things up. so that really the people coming to speak for black lives matter can have their voices heard today. without hopefully counter-protestors causing distractions and breaking things. >>now the protesters are going to be marching from the courthouse down to the waterfront the people that i spoke to this morning tell me in all the years of they lived here never seen anything quite like this law enforcement is asking that everybody come out here and have a safe day for now reporting here martinez reyna harvey kron 4 news. let's hope so thanks a lot for that report will be checking in with rain throughout the morning, rob. >>well an east bay city might become the first in the country to remove police officers from traffic enforcement duties, the proposal is coming from the city of berkeley, it's looking to create a new city department to take over

traffic enforcement council member been bartlett believes a new department of transportation would be better suited than police to handle broken tail lights fender benders and parking tickets. but some residents are worried about how this might work. >>i'm perhaps someone who's not armed might make a traffic stop in encounter some of the gun might encounter someone who is drunk or on drugs he acts of violently what we're trying to do is prevent an escalation of minor traffic violation in 2. >>that meeting number being killed by the. >>council member bartlett says that this will not only be socially but fiscally smart for the city. >>and also in the mayor is going public with his frustration about the latest restaurant rules after the decision was made to prohibit outdoor dining in alameda county. mayor jesse arreguin believes that the city should have authority over health order since berkeley has its own public health department and their covid case count is far lower than the rest of the

county. >>i respectfully disagree. but the state's decision i think it's going to really burden or small businesses and neighbors alternate places their jobs. i think it's going backwards direction 80's under like some of our other neighboring jurisdictions and so i think you know we should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about. >>orders. >>well city manager says berkeley will reach out to state officials for a variance that would allow outdoor dining in the city but in the meantime berkeley says it will comply with the health order. >>other alameda county has banned outdoor dining the city of oakland says this new order is confusing and contradicts the previous order that allowed outdoor dining now the city is in contact with both the state and county to try and resolve the issue and it will not change the city's enforcement with the new county order. now in a statement, the city says in part given the lack of clarity regarding outdoor dining we

are temporarily putting opens flat streets for restaurant operations on hold until further clarification has received from the county and state. and the city of hayward also responded to alameda county's order. the city released a statement saying in part that it would support local restaurants to choose to continue to allow outdoor dining in accordance with the county's june 18th order. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the coronavirus outbreak of them are in nursing home facilities left 5 people dead we'll find out how officials are responding we'll have that story when we come back. plus hundreds of people heading out to dolores park in san francisco as the weather is heating up. this has health officials concerned about the spread of covid-19. and after the break in the east bay food bank is partnering with amazon to get meals to people who test positive for covid-19 we'll have that when we come back. and we'll take a live look outside looking beautiful this morning light traffic on the golden gate bridge, plenty

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grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us to the south bay now 3 new walk-up testing sites will open up this week. >>2 of them are in san jose and one is in gilroy the walk up testing sites are free. the locations in san jose are at independence high school in also at the santa clara service center auditorium and

then and gilroy it will be at the south county annex there are more than 50 covid-19 testing locations in santa clara county. >>and new this morning, the alameda county community food bank is partnering with amazon to deliver food to residents or self-isolating after testing positive for covid-19 those deliveries or contact listen since launching at the beginning of june, the food bank and amazon are delivering some 400 have food to some 400 households and it provided more than 1 million pounds of food every week. >>the santa cruz is extending its program which delivers fresh food to vulnerable seniors, the great plains program. well now the catering to hundreds of santa cruz resident until august 9. if you'd like to enroll we have put that information up on our website so just head over to kron 4 dot com and the area temperatures are robin are holding in the 60's for right now freeman is a 59 and some gift. >>if he is up to the north bay we're going to correct that

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>>welcome back everyone the time is 7.14 and happy sunday to you let's bring in dave spahr we need to get an update on the sunday forecast a day a good morning rob, good morning, everybody live shot coming in here down the east bay shoreline is what we can see from berkeley and off to the distance there's the bay and the blue skies so fog what fog going on today. hardly any little bit some of the yeah

bally's and the mountains a little bit there but not much of all yes, no delays at sfo as you can see off to a good start there as well those temperatures we just talked about lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline warming up a little bit inland at 68 for any auction if he's up to the north bay 55 san francisco very refreshing will call at 46 for half moon bay. so a look at what the winds will do later today member or getting that inland heating happening. so that's going to drive this typical local when of onshore looks like a little bit more activity happening in the east bay this go around but certainly covering a good chunk of the bay now that's good news because that helps insulate us from what could be if we did not have that an impact. temperatures will be a lot warmer with all that going on so that helps out a bit. and as we go into actually monday we see it more activity really in the east bay too driven a little bit by inland heating still left over although not as aggressively so because it won't be as hot on monday and that high by the way will start to break down as well so see the footprints of that we can actually see

from the humidity levels it drops off today in the 20's in the 30 shore. now the recovery tonight for tomorrow morning might see some fog coming back again looks like a little bit as we can see these numbers quite high in around the perimeter of the bay 80's 90's that's kind of where they kind of typically are and even this spilling into the inland valleys, a little bit into the afternoon yeah drops off but really 50's 40's percent we can deal with that so it's not as much of a fire threat with higher numbers like this it also shows you the marine layer is coming back or cooling down getting back to somewhat seasonality is what it all tells us so it's much the same for today, sure sunny and hot inland. we'll still see some hundreds out there to be had then for this week, it's sunny and warm and 90's going on in london that's going to be very dramatic drop tomorrow compared to today and saturday and 80's 70's going on in the bay, some 60's returning to the coast. next weekend, minor warming, let's get some 90's back again in some of those inland spots more numerous than we're going

to see for the week ahead, 74 san francisco 79 for oakland, 94 san jose but across the greater real estate look at that we still got those purples out there looks in sacramento valley one oh one antioch 99 for concord 74 the air conditioner spot. 90's meanwhile, good chunk of the north bay appear nap a little warmer today in 19 meanwhile for san jose where does own zoom in a little bit more on that coming up in a bit with your 4 zone forecast marty back to you all right dave thanks lot wall that warm weather the day's been talking here in san francisco sent people flocking to dolores park. >>and that's causing some concern about spreading the coronavirus kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>and the summer heat wave takes over the bay area temperatures aren't the only things on the rise. so are the number of coronavirus cases across california and as those case numbers continue to climb. there's one group in particular being hit hard they think in a sense of mortality him. >>i hope works out i can't

stop talking on doors to bask in the summer sun too much vitamin d not the only potential risk these days. coronavirus cases are climbing across california with folks in the 18 to 49 age group seeing the biggest surge. saturday at dolores park in san francisco. most people could be seen social distancing, but a large number of people could be seen moving around in about. >>now they're faced companies. the side that would make health official school which has this stressed the need for face coverings to limit the spread of the virus. james beach says it's a dangerous risk that he's taking you also trying to enjoy this saturday, california recorded more than 8,000 new coronavirus cases in nearly 100 new deaths in a 24 hour period. californians from 18 to 49 now make up the majority of confirmed cases with nearly 185,000 but get this if you add up the number of cases in every other age group. it's just 127,000

nearly 50,000 fewer. >>this door and that's how i take care of disinfect everything in my house and had have more people should be were numb i wish they were at dolores park jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>a former special counsel robert mueller is defending his prosecution of roger stone the washington post posted an op ed from mueller on its web site just last night, the editorial came just one day after president trump commuted stone's sentence. there are long time friends of course in stone worked with the president's campaign mueller notes that stone's conviction on 7 counts remains. he was found guilty of tampering with a witness and obstruction he's also convicted of lying to congress which prosecutors say he did in part to protect the president. now the replacement of his sentence means that stone won't have to go to prison for his crimes. >>happening now in the north bay them are in county fair might be canceled this year,

but you can still get some tasty fare food this weekend. you can do it when the safety of your car you can safely pick up corn dogs cotton, candy carmel apple's charles kettle corn and a whole lot more to order you just line up your car eye on the avenue of the flags in sandra fell that's right out the side the fairgrounds will be directed onto the fairgrounds where vendors will then take your order a menu you can find it on marin county fairs instagram and facebook page the fairgrounds will be open this weekend and next weekend as well from 11 until 8 so maybe lunch and dinner next weekend. what you think oh yeah, i'll take like one of everything you just mentioned don't judge me marty just not my thing with yeah coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a historic southern california mission. >>went up in flames badly damaging the historic building will have details on this coming up after the break. >>and kron 4 is hosting a live town hall next week with police chased him all across the bay area will discuss the

changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and also we'll be talking about officers are working to regain the trust of their communities to keep in mind that you can join the conversation all you have to do is submit a video question for the police chiefs head over to our website you do that at kron 4 dot com we'd love to hear from you the town hall will air next wednesday july 15th at 09:00pm we'll be right back.

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>>good morning, welcome back of the roof of a 249 year old historic southern california mission was badly damaged in a fire saturday morning. joe benedict has the story. >>from the inside. it's clear there isn't much left at the san gabriel mission as fire tore through the historic building. they heard the sirens during the night blasting by daybreak parishioners flooded the parking lot taking pictures and sending a prayers. such a historical place a lot of memories for me personally, but sure a lot of memories for the whole community. it's so sad. it's like a tragic for the city, it's or jule firefighters were first alerted to the call because of a fire alarm that went off when they arrived they saw smoke coming out of the top left corner and within minutes, the roof was on fire. it's like going into an the heat. >>obviously is very low to the ground and it's a very tenuous situation more than 12 companies from neighboring departments responded. but the

wooden roof quickly gave way forcing everyone outside we have pieces of the structure starting to fall on top of the firefighters, it took 2 hours to get the flames under control and although the roof is destroyed in the pews burned firefighters were able to stop the flames before they reach the altar and the building next door we were able to keep the artifact intact. the museum is intact. the san gabriel mission church has stood in this spot for 215 years it was heartbreaking. >>i will but i have are right on my tears, terry what has worked here for a decade. >>she says the charge never reopen since covid-19 closed its doors instead the mission was renovating at they just refurbished the wooden pews and put them back inside on friday. that despite the loss as expected in a community of faith, those here found a reason for praise we have to just be thankful that building is still up these walls have

stood for 2 centuries, although shaken by the northridge earthquake and now charred by fire they are still standing. >>and the faithful know that's a sign that this community we'll rebuild. >>well let's hope they do well that was joy benedict reporting for us this morning. >>the contra costa county has seen an uptick in coronavirus cases when a tell you about that new health order goes into effe

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>>it's 7.28. the sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us on kron 00:04am morning news. that's right. we appreciate the company and we need to get an update on the forecast here it's going to be nice again today marty i think so yeah, oh yeah, little hot like triple digits in some spots just a bit. let's check in with dates targeted update a debut got that right good morning robin marty good morning everybody live shot coming in from timber on just a little layer of some of that marine layer lookouts been school east right there, the golden gate bridge off towards the distance and not provide much relief however, but that little of that on shore flow in the afternoon that's going to help out that local win. here's how we're going temperatures wise already up to 68 antioch we're at 62 for conquered 63 livermore got the 50's to the north bay, 48 refreshing degrees for half moon bay and 62 going on for san jose. so kind of a mixture of what we have compared to what it was 24 hours ago a little cooler in some spots, touch, warm and others. it looks like today is going to

be somewhat similar to yesterday however in some spots that we're reaching at 100 or got to 100 may not do so today, so they'll be a little variances and that will give you that in a bit a look at the current winds calm over most of the real estate, but this will pick up it's going to cover most the geography to soar get some of those inland valleys and the east bay shortening up about a lot of relief but it is shielding us from the harder stuff to would naturally happen if it wasn't there. 84 going on 11 o'clock by to work 9 to 5 oh yeah, reaching for 100 and some spots where the 4 zone forecast with a closer inspection the bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. let's go to the north bay this morning where at least 5 people have died at a sandra fell skilled nursing facility after being infected with covid-19. >>kron four's phillipe djegal reports that dozens of residents and staff have also tested positive. >>5 patients that were imposed a queue in sandra fell have died from covid-19 it's unclear when the first patient or staff member at the facility first tested positive

for the virus but access to the skilled nursing site has been restricted since march because of the pandemic my heart goes out to them is it just to the community marine post-acute sits in a residential neighborhood, one neighbor who lives next door says it's too early to place blame for the spread of the virus, it's presumptuous of anybody in the community to make a judgment on how they are running things across the way when people are still very ill. and i'm the spokesperson for the skilled nursing facility confirms 46 in-house patients have tested positive for covid-19 has had 13 staff members who are off sight isolating at their homes or in county public health says it believes the peak of the outbreak has already passed adding that the administration at marine post-acute has been fully transparent and cooperative with the health department to marry >>that's about that's a nationally in terms of them. a

rough time for us all as for all the staff members and residents that have not tested positive for the virus. the facility spokesperson says they're being tested on a weekly basis in >>and let's take a look at the newest numbers and cases and deaths here in the bay area from covid-19 there over 31,000 cases now and over 600 people have died from coronavirus we're seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7700 infections. but the deadly virus has been deadliest in santa clara county which has 166 deaths. we have broken this down by cases and by county and by city on kron 4 dot com. >>well to the east by now contra costa county is tightening face covering requirements and temporarily prohibiting certain indoor gatherings. the new order goes into effect tonight at midnight kron four's reyna harvey is live in contra costa county with an update good morning,

>>the morning robin so this applies to church services as well as outdoor eating so again if you're going go to church today like you mentioned it doesn't start until midnight tonight. so you can still go to church this morning. i know a lot of people are looking forward to that when it comes to outdoor dining you're going to have to wear a mask if you're eating there with the exception of the moment, you put he or drink in your mouth, so this is all an attempt to keep people safe. this is because they've seen an increase in cases throughout the county here now again outdoor activities such as worship services, social practices like protest are still allowed but participants must follow health guidelines for facial coverings and they have to continue social distancing. outdoor dining is still allow that i mentioned people have to make sure they keep those facial coverings on at all times except when they get ready to eat or drink. the

mask should be warned when ordering as well if you're waiting for food, they still want you to wear a mask, the new order also provide some additional guidance to businesses that serve alcohol with meals now another note to add extended family social bubbles they can continue so you can get together with your friends and your loved ones however you have to wear face coverings with exceptions if you guys are all sitting down to eat or drink and again these all go into effect at 00:59pm tonight so most people will not be out and about the starting tomorrow. these guidelines are going to have to go into effect robin i have a feeling we're going to start to see tougher requirements throughout the bay area and other counties as well thank you for the update right now. >>marty. >>let's go to the south bay this morning, a reminder that time is running out for businesses that want to operate under the new health order. they must complete the new online social distancing protocol form before

tomorrow's deadline. the new order also says no indoor gatherings such as indoor dining and church services will be allowed to reopen on monday. >>well happening tomorrow, the san francisco zoo will be reopening with approved safety plans now on monday. it will reopen only to members with reservations required don't forget that and then the general public will be welcomed on wednesday. the zoo says that it's worked hard to have the park declared an outdoor museum. among the attractions that will remain closed for now include indoor exhibits playgrounds and rights. nearly one in 4 american teachers are at higher risk of serious illness if they contract coronavirus that's according to a kaiser family foundation report. nearly 1.5 million teachers are either over 65 or help health concerns like diabetes heart disease or obesity. now those are all high risk factors. the analysis comes as the country is of course debating whether it's safe to bring children back into the

classrooms, this fall. >>in the north bay one person was shot another was run over when police were responding to a pair of different illegal sideshows saturday morning. the first one happened at the intersection of lemon street little bit past midnight, a several shots were fired by spectators and one of them threw an explosive fire work at an officer as the cars began to disperse one woman who was watching the sideshow was run over by one of the vehicles. she suffered non-life threatening injuries to her legs, she was transported to a hospital for treatment. then about 2 hours later police responded to a second sideshow taking place in the area of lake herman road. there a man was shot as he was sitting in his car. the victim was not injured police are investigating the lay of auburn police department also impounded 8 vehicles also made one arrest now they're asking if you have any information on either case to contact the vallejo police department. >>coming up next on the kron

00:04am morning news disney world is officially open all the park says it's keeping its guests safe despite rising case numbers across the country. and a live look outside we're checking in on the airport sfo looks pretty good right we're under mostly sunny skies, 56 degrees right now at the airport and then picking up some temperatures around the bay area 54 in san francisco. what do you do this to me my favorite shot back that it's so pretty i just love the skyline, i love the layer of fog and the sunshine beaming over the city and such a lovely shot and it's going to be a lovely day we're expecting more signs 90's and triple digits in our warmest spots, we'll

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>>for months president trump refused to cover his face in public, but he was seen wearing a mask during his visit to walter reed medical center on saturday. president says the trip to a hospital warns that move especially since he was visiting wounded service members. >>especially in that particular setting where you're talking to a lot of soldiers of people that in some cases just got off the operating tables. i think it's a great thing to wear a mask, i've never been against masks. i do believe at a >>recently some americans have argued that mask requirements are an attack on civil liberties. but cdc continues to recommend using them in

public settings where social distancing is not possible. dave. >>there are the hybrid climates in protected highs for today, we've got 1 one going on for antioch around the perimeter of the bay well lower 80's in the east bay shoreline redwood city of 92 but take a look at your 4 zone forecast in just a bit.

>>good morning. thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news let's go ahead and take a look at the

forecast but they sparred a beautiful view outside the embarcadero camera yacht is lots of sunshine get used to it that's the forecast for everybody today, good morning, good morning everybody sfo looking pretty good there are no delays either this morning, our temperatures thus far we're at 68. antioch racing ahead a pricey 70 within the next hour. 50's meanwhile appear to the north bay in the east bay shoreline checking in about 6058 for fremont and a nice 52 for half moon bay. so the setup is pretty similar to yesterday, the high pressure system providing a little bit of that rotation flow as well that's further south into the mexican over the mexican border little bit. yesterday may recall we had a couple flare up showers in the morning hours yesterday. this go around a little bit further south but still doing all the same thing's going to be baking hot in the deserts tonight. air today and we're going to get some of those effects up here in the bay, but a little bit of a wind little breezy around san francisco. and across of the east bay shoreline just a little bit going on which all of which have shown you and

that's going to kind of insulation from some of this heat in some ways one o 9 president today, one '07 for bakersfield, one '04 for sacramento. and these are colors we don't usually use very often these purples upper 70's 88 for san diego hello. 82 for big bear even 70 going on to san francisco for a high today, so. close inspection of all of that on the home front. this is what we got in the 4 zone forecast 74 san francisco. acosta numbers are much the same pacifica maybe up to about 7166 for half moon bay. northern and the peninsula now it's all 70's forget the 60's, 72 millbrae 77 burlingame and yes, the 80's doubt of the southern and palo alto coming in with a 94 92 for redwood city, 86 for mountain view, jumping down to the south bay. 90's readings. morgan hill tries to get their 98 not quite 93 los gatos 94, san jose and 91 per cupertino on the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 80's there tri valley, you're

looking at upper 90's today, 93 force an old dublin at 94. and up to concord 9997 for walnut creek 82 for san leandro 76 for berkeley richmond at 77 we're still looking at 100's here though one oh one for any oct vacaville, one '02, 1, 100 for fairfield but he should 9193 for napa little warmer this go around 96 for sonoma and 98 for santa rosa heading down south we got some 90's to 88 for several fell 84, chilean o'malley, so some of the forecast. we see temperatures drop big way in a big way as well as the influence of that high for all ready for monday. and with that we stay and 90's and upper 80's territory for the week ahead so to feel very seasonable for the next week ahead robert. >>looking forward to those cooler temperatures. thank you dave. well disney world officially reopen to the public yesterday welcoming guests back for the first time since it closed in march when the coronavirus pandemic hit the u.s. claim apart takes a

look at the steps that disney is taking to keep visitors safe. >>cinderella's recently repainted castle stands behind us as disney's magic kingdom and animal kingdom open for all guests for the first time in nearly 4 months video shows cars piling into the parking lots at disney world for the official reopening. >>among them michelle kwan's ow she helps run the blog streaming the magic and shot this video inside disney's magic kingdom things in place that we can social distance their blog has been inside the parks for the past few the view you know pass holder thank you for a lot and here's the deal provided by disney shows some of those safety precautions in place including temperature checks, social distancing. >>and requiring all guests except those under the age of 2 to wear a mask looking very strict about other parts you are allowed to walk around the train struck and ask them if

they think they will tell you to put your mask on the reopening of magic kingdom and animal kingdom come as florida continues to see an increase in positive coronavirus cases, 100 people do you recommend come to the parks right press if your local i think that would be the best that annual passholders they're really the time to come for them if you don't know until we see if you're in a state that has 14 right now 4 tds. >>that time is the time for you. >>well that was clearly part reporting for us this morning up caught and hollywood studios are set to reopen on july 15th. >>well happening today, the golden gate transit agency will be making some changes to its services. ferry service and from san francisco and to and from san francisco actually will continue to be limited on weekdays only bus services on routes to and from the city will also be cut in half. the transit agency says this will allow more buses on routes that have seen an increase in riders in the recent weeks, golden gate

transit says ridership has dropped by 90%. when the shelter-in-place orders hit back in march. well now they're creeping back up to about 75% capacity. >>well thousands of international students who study in the u.s. are just uncertain about their future following a recent decision in washington students may have to leave the country if their schools go to online classes on lee robyn curnow reports. >>it's already being uncertain e a but now over a million students in the u.s. from all over the world blindsided this week by surprise announcement by the trump administration. if colleges and universities decided to only give courses online this upcoming semester, then international students would have to go home. so the door marked here is one of those whose life is suddenly in limbo facing the threat of a student visa being canceled. and if he doesn't leave voluntarily deported. >>do you feel like this is an fe. that you're being unfairly

targeted here. >>it is is either forcing us to. take it in person classes wall for cases are surging. specially can the u.s. or take in or forcing students to travel back to their home >>the senate so that always studying audio production and hopes to be a sound engineer. he's supposed to be going into his second year at the los angeles film school in california. but instead the 19 year-old peruvian is worrying about his options because going home is complicated so. >>my parents actually made in china. but we've kind of like a cross then the chance of me going back to china sea and so. it will most likely be nice format to groom were like my grandparents around. >>well an 8,000 colleges and universities in the u.s. to accept foreign students are impacted by the sudden decision they're not going to be a student.

>>or if they're going to be a 100% online. then they don't have a basis to be here. >>the trump administration says they're looking at providing as much flexibility as possible because over a quarter of some schools budgets come from international students. but universities and colleges on putting much faith in that harvard and mit have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration in the snow suthann age that the effects and perhaps even. >>the overall goal is to cause as much chaos for international students and universities as possible. >>higher education in the u.s. is a huge money-spinner for universities in 2018 just the students from china, india and south korea contributed more than 44 billion dollars to the u.s. economy i feel we deserve to be here we're also international students. >>are supporting the economy and so subtle way we're paying tuition. we're paying for apartments and housing for now silva don't have to pay his

rent up front. >>as he waits for a court decision on his college on how they'll teach classes next semester decided to be here to be surrounded by these professionals to it's been a dream of mine to like learn from them stuff that i wouldn't be able to locate a phone was in country on back in >>robyn curnow cnn atlanta. >>and bring it back to the bay area, let's take a live look outside walnut creek this time around it is going to get downright hot again in creek. this will be along in just this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. it's called ubrelvy.

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the winds were calm to as we were just showing you around san francisco and the golden gate there a little bit of a breeze hang and we'll see more of those winds this afternoon breaking it down for you 84 by 11 at 2 o'clock 95 and for some folks they're not done climbing marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:04am morning news berkeley's mayor is going public over his frustration on outdoor dining rules, we'll find out why he believes the city should be able to make its own decisions. plus one east bay city may become the first in the country to remove police officers from traffic enforcement we'll find out what officials want instead. and we're also live in martinez with details on a big rally in protest scheduled for later today, we'll talk about the changes that people are demanding.

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us on a sunday morning, i'm robin winston happy sunday, everybody i'm marty gonzales is go ahead and find out about the forecast for the bay area with dave spahr hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody off to a great start lots of sunshine, soak it up there's berkeley's you can see the east bay shoreline all lit up same as we saw from yesterday antioch stop 73. 69 for livermore concord coming in at 67. lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline we've got now already up to 63 so we're seeing movement here. 54 meanwhile for half moon bay. close to yesterday some places trail degree or so summer ahead want to show the fog here though which we have none going on this starts off tonight. let's go tomorrow morning you can see big changes happening already marine layer snap and back here. so we're back in business in the morning hours will have karl the fog back again which tells us we're back to that pattern that's more typical we're getting more the marine layer more the stronger on shore influence and that means the high pressure is breaking down in the heat wave spike is over 88

going on for high noon to 3 o'clock 96 so every bit toasty going on for this afternoon well more this coming up just a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot will happening today a large protests expected to take place later on today and martinez as follows a number of hate crimes in that community recently kron four's reyna harvey live in downtown martinez. we all the details and rain and we see all windows boarded up as a precaution. >>rd and it is like that throughout the entire downtown area but just to set the scene for you i hear on the corner where the courthouse is rigtt in front of that very well known some 9 the black lives matter mural that was painted over which is what sparked national outrage that's why you have people planning the protest today, but you can see just behind that sign. the businesses boarded up and if you take a look over here. it's pretty much the same story through out the sea they have some road closures behind me but even further than that

you have businesses that are boarded up as far as the eye can see i even got some images of that this morning to show you i've been talking to people that live out here throughout the morning and many people have told me they've never seen anything like it all the things that have taken place over the past few weeks, including today's preparation for this protest now again, we know that they have multiple streets blocked off will get to that but i want to show you. the event that sparked this entire event that's happening today you can see here. these are 2 people that were involved in pay teen over that black lives matter mural not ghana was all documented on video and then it went viral and then you have multiple people. with an outpour of a you know supported us approval for pain over that sign and now. they were also racist fliers that were found in one of the neighborhoods out here so it's been a multiple events that

have taken place that have all led up to today now there are multiple street closures in place by the city we're going to give you a look at that all starting with ferry street you can see that here over on court street as well pine streets close. marine of and then going into escobar over on main street ward street. but in green street now again they're putting a lot of these hart closures in place already this morning so if you're coming over the year you won't be able to get through to any of these areas law enforcement has told me this is an attempt to keep everybody safe as well to some local residents and here's what they had to say about today's event. >>it was really proud of some of our residents went through the right channels to paint the black lives matter across in front of our courthouse. and then you said we made national news with a few people who didn't think it should be there trying to take care of themselves. >>so i think that today's important i think it's. good

that our city has temporarily boarded a lot of things up. so that really the people coming to speak for black lives matter can have their voices heard today. without hopefully counter-protesters causing distractions and breaking things. >>all right now again it's supposed to start today at around 4 o'clock they're going to be marching from the courthouse over to the waterfront and now law enforcement is already out here on scene. they also are shutting down. other streets as well and again law enforcement is asking that everyone comes out today to just stay safe. >>for now reporting here martinez reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>reyna with there is word that there may be counter protesters there as well what have you heard about that. >>now marty what i have seen

this morning from the people that have come out already. there have been multiple people that have come out and expressed multiple opinions while i was just out here setting up my live shot there or some people that scene a little upset and frustrated that this saw peaceful planned protest was taking place today. now we know that the planned protests that's all in coordination and has the support of the the city and the police that are blocked blocking off the streets if there are going to be some counter protest. i would not be shocked just because the mood that i've observed this morning from people in the area then again if they do come out law enforcement is just asking that everybody this protest and conduct their protest in a safe manner so that everybody safe out here marty all right, let's hope so that's when harvey reporting for us from our team this robin. >>well a nice pace city might become the first in the country to remove police officers from traffic

enforcement duties, the proposal was coming from the city of berkeley and it's looking to create a new city department to take over traffic enforcement council member ben bartlett believes a new department of transportation would be better suited then police to handle broken tail lights fender benders and parking tickets. but some residents are worried about how this might work. >>i'm perhaps someone who's not armed might make a traffic stop in encounter some of the gun. >>might encounter someone who is drunk or on drugs he acts of violently what we're trying to do is prevent an escalation of minor traffic violation in 2. >>that meeting number being killed by the. >>council of the bartlett says this will not only be socially but fiscally smart for the city. >>and also in berkeley, the mayor is going public with his frustration about the latest restaurant rules after the decision was made to prohibit outdoor dining in alameda county. kron four's gayle ong has more.

>>the mayor strongly feels the city should have authority over public health orders because berkeley has its own public health department and the case count is far lower than the rest of the county. i respectfully disagree. >>but the state's decision i think it's going to really burden or small businesses and neighbors alternate places their jobs. i think it's going backwards. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin speaking out at a virtual town hall saturday against the state's guidance banning outdoor dining in alameda county or fiction writers under like some of our other neighboring jurisdictions and so i think you know we should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about orders city manager dee williams ridley says berkeley will be reaching out to state officials to try to obtain its own variance to allow outdoor dining but in the meantime we are going to have to comply with that order we are hoping that this will be a very short temporary homes to hours after dining in the city of berkeley

city health officer doctor lisa hernandez says as of saturday there are more than 7400 cases in alameda county. >>254 cases in berkeley doctor hernandez says the city has added get testing capacity and blames the small number of cases in berkeley. >>on social gatherings a social has not been compliant within our jurisdiction throughout recheck the mayor says many of those gatherings or college party see increase in infections are more. >>it's it's not due to the fact that there is there has been more testing but because it you know certain activities occurred like students living in combat living situations, having parties people not sheltering in place is following that the health board or city officials say 80% of berkeley residents wear masks, but the 20% who don't. >>we'll have a huge impact on the increased covid-19 cases, reporting in berkeley gayle ong kron 4 news. although

alameda county has banned outdoor dining the city of oakland says this new order is just confusing and contradicts a previous order that allowed outdoor dining. >>the city is in contact with both the state and county to try and resolve the issue and it will not change the city's enforcement with the new county order. so in a statement, the city says in part quote given the lack of clarity regarding outdoor dining we are temporarily putting oakland's flex treats for restaurant operations on hold until further clarity for clarification is received from the county and state. and the city of hayward also responded to alameda county's order. the city released a statement saying in part that it would support local restaurants who choose to continue to allow outdoor dining in accordance with the county's june 18th ordered. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news weekends, a coronavirus outbreak at the nursing home facility has left 5 people dead we'll find out

how officials are responding to that when we come back. plus hundreds of people are headed out to dolores park in san francisco as the weather is heating up this has health officials concerned about the spread of co

>>welcome back everyone in the south bay 3 new walk-up testing sites will reopen this week are open up this week, 2 of them are in san jose and one in gilroy the walk up testing sites are free.

locations in san jose are at independence high school in the other ones at santa clara service center auditorium and then in gilroy it will be at the south county annex there are more than 50 covid-19 testing locations now and santa clara county. well santa cruz is extending its program which delivers fresh food to vulnerable seniors, the great plains for graham. well now be catering to just hundreds of santa cruz residents until august 9th. if you like to enroll we've put up all the information on our website so just head over to kron 4 dot com they ok robin the at this morning, our early hour, we still have a green on the board which is nice to see 60's 50's look at those oranges so for the encroaching it's going to be hot were take a look at your forecast coming up in just them.

>>8.16 the sunday morning welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news is go ahead check out the weather forecast. day this is a beautiful shot from sutro camera golden gate bridge looks fantastic. hey good morning marty and you got that right i gotta to yeah i gotta say i can get now was watching earlier is watching a couple boats going by in which is known as soon as tv time and they're gone, but anyway, already enjoying some of the early travels if you will by sea as well and one of the nice things you can kind of make it out just a little bit here. but there's kind of a general drifter flow pattern of on shore wise and just think about it is help we're

getting a little bit of that on shore help and it's going to be the case all day today and if it wasn't for this one seems to be very minor effect. we really would be baking all over the base or getting a little help on that front. sfo very clear this morning that actually has some fog clouds a little bit off to the distance, no delays happening there. temperatures thus far we've got 73 for antioch upper 60's already in most of the east bay 63 up to napa 58 for a santa rosa. in 65 for san jose still got the greens along the peninsula with 54. half moon bay, a check into those afternoon winds as we heat the ground were shared comes good winds up here in the north bay also in the valleys they're off to the east bay and some of the valleys in the peninsula. all working in tandem to help take the edge off of what could be because we're looking at really baking in the central valley today, then by tomorrow things start breaking down. it's going to be noticeably colder not as hot. and still we have that on shore impact and you're going to feel that even in the inland areas to

actually more prominent then up in the north bay and out of the south bay as well. all right, let's check out the relative humidity levels and this is just a look at the moisture levels in the air as we go forward with today, it drops off gets into the 20's and 30's at another day of this very dry and the central valley. but tonight the here comes this is going to produce some fog for us for your monday morning. and you can see the dark greens covering the entire bay area which means those humidity levels are up there near saturation for fog as we start the day and then the drop-off monday afternoon, not so pronounced so we now have some help as we get some of this marine impact a really coming in so it's a much the same today, sunny and hot inland, we're still going to see some you know triple numbers out there. then for this week at sunny warm with 90's taken over inland and that's a big drop happening on monday onward 80's and 70's cover the bay 60's return to the coast and then for next weekend. there's another minor warming trend coming back

again more those 90's more numerous happening inland too so we got 70 going on for san francisco today, 79 for oakland 90 san jose. and it just warms up as you get more inland again we're watching at one o one, antioch 99 for concord livermore 98 where to point out some more of these in your 4 zone forecast we'll have that coming up in just a bit marty. all right dave thanks a lot. well, the warm weather days talking about in the bay area and in san francisco sent people flocking to dolores park and that's causing some concern about the spread of the coronavirus kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>as the summer heat wave takes over the bay area temperatures aren't the only things on the rise. so are the number of coronavirus cases across california and as those case numbers continue to climb. there's one group in particular being hit hard they think in a sense of mortality him. >>i hope works out i can't stop talking on doors to bask in the summer sun too much

vitamin d not the only potential risk these days. coronavirus cases are climbing across california with folks in the 18 to 49 age group seeing the biggest surge. saturday at dolores park in san francisco. most people could be seen social distancing, but a large number of people could be seen moving around in about. >>now they're faced companies. the side that would make health official school which has this stressed the need for face coverings to limit the spread of the virus. james beach says it's a dangerous risk that he's taking you also trying to enjoy this saturday, california recorded more than 8,000 new coronavirus cases in nearly 100 new deaths in a 24 hour period. californians from 18 to 49 now make up the majority of confirmed cases with nearly 185,000 but get this if you add up the number of cases in every other age group. it's just 127,000 nearly 50,000 fewer.

>>this door and that's how i take care of disinfect everything in my house and had have more people should be were numb i wish they were at dolores park jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>former special counsel robert mueller is defending his prosecution of roger stone, the washington post posted an op ed for mueller on its web site just last night. the editorial came one day after president trump commuted stone's sentence their longtime friends and stone worked with the president's campaign mueller notes that stone's conviction on 7 counts remains he was found guilty of tampering with a witness and obstruction. he's also convicted of lying to congress which prosecutes prosecutors say that he did in part to protect the president. the replacement of his sentence means that stones will not have to go to prison for his crimes. >>well happening now in the north bay them are in county fair might be canceled this year, but you can still get some tasty fare food this

weekend. all in your car you can safely pick up corn dogs cotton, candy carmel apple's charles the kettle corn and a whole lot more habit, a funnel cake or 2 to order you just line up a new car on the avenue of the flags in sandra fell just outside the fairgrounds and you'll be directed on the fairgrounds will where vendors will be happy to take your order you can find the menu on the marin county fairs instagram and facebook page. now the fairgrounds will be open for fine dining this weekend and next from 11 in the morning until 8 at night. >>i'm sorry, i'm looking at the menu right now little bit distracted this robin poke ing up next a historic southern california mission went up in flames badly damaging the historic building. we'll have details on this coming up after the break. and concourse hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from all across the bay area will discuss the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and also how officers are working to regain

the trust of their communities if you like to join in place to join the conversation by submitting a video question for the police cheese on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. the town hall will air next wednesday july 15th this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery.

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>>from the inside. it's clear there isn't much left at the san gabriel mission as fire tore through the historic building. we heard the sirens during the night blasting by daybreak parishioners flooded the parking lot taking pictures and sending a prayers such a historical place a lot of memories for me personally, but i'm sure a lot of memories for the whole community. it's so sad. it's like a tragic for the city, it's or jule firefighters were first alerted to the call because of a fire alarm that went off when they arrived they saw smoke coming out of the top left corner and within minutes, the roof was on fire. it's like going into an the heat. >>obviously is very low to the ground and it's a very tenuous situation more than 12 companies from neighboring departments responded. but the wooden roof quickly gave way forcing everyone outside we have pieces of the structure starting to fall on top of the firefighters, it took 2 hours to get the flames under control and although the roof is destroyed in the pews

burned firefighters were able to stop the flames before they reach the altar and the building next door we were able to keep the artifact intact. the museum is intact. the san gabriel mission church has stood in this spot for 215 years it was heartbreaking. >>i will but i have are right on my tears, terry what has worked here for a decade. >>she says the church never reopen since covid-19 closed its doors instead the mission was renovating at they just refurbished the wooden pews and put them back inside on friday. that despite the loss as expected in a community of faith, those here found a reason for praise we have to just be thankful that building is still up these walls have stood for 2 centuries, although shaken by the northridge earthquake and now charred by fire they are still standing. >>and the faithful know that's a sign that this community we'll rebuild. let's hope so.

>>that was joy benedict reporting for us this morning. >>and there are new health orders that take effect here in contra costa county tonight at midnight we'll tell

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anywhere migraine medicine. >>good morning, welcome back thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, yes, happy sunday, let's get a check of that sunday forecast now updates far hey, dave

martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and then nice beautiful scene we have here from timber on off to the distance, there's the golden gate we pointed this out before a little bit of a flow pattern coming in from the coast would like that helps out a little bit does 73 the current number of antioch 67 for concord livermore at 69 got the lower 60's hugging the east bay shoreline. already it's noticeably cooler compared to over the eastern side of the east bay hills and up to the north bay mixture some 50's and 60's 65 for san jose at 54 half moon bay. so for comparison sake, we're pretty close to yesterday give or take a degree either way. winds they're pretty calm lower. most the real estate, but near water we're getting a little bit of a breeze going on that will actually build a little bit. later this afternoon providing some relief. on balance. we've got 89 by high noon to 3 o'clock 96 now some folks are still going to reach around 100 may not be the same as yesterday but pretty close protecting those inland valleys what we have. now tomorrow you're going to see a big drop

happening in that while the extended forecast and also check and your 4 zone in just a bit party all right jason, a couple minutes. thank you. in the north bay at these 5 people have died at a sandra fell skilled nursing facility after being infected with covid-19. >>kron four's phillipe djegal reports that dozens of residents and staff of also tested positive. >>5 patients that were imposed acute in sandra fell have died from covid-19 it's unclear when the first patient or staff member at the facility. first tested positive for the virus but access to the skilled nursing site has been restricted since march because of the pandemic my heart goes out to them is it just to the community marine post-acute sits in a residential neighborhood, one neighbor who lives next door says it's too early to place blame for the spread of the virus, it's presumptuous of anybody in the community to make a judgment on how they are running things across the way when people are so very ill. and i'm the spokesperson for the skilled nursing facility confirms 46

in-house patients have tested positive for covid-19 has had 13 staff members who are off sight isolating at their homes or in county public health says it believes the peak of the outbreak has already passed adding that the administration at marine post-acute has been fully transparent and cooperative with the health department is very real. this goes out that's a nationally in terms of them. >>a rough time for us all as for all the staff members and residents that have not tested positive for the virus. the facility spokesperson says they're being tested. >>on a weekly basis in diego and for news. >>now let's go ahead and give you a breakdown of the cases and covid-19 deaths here in the bay area there are over 31,000 cases and over 600 people have died from covid-19 we're seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7700 infections. but the virus has

been deadliest in santa clara county which has 166 deaths. we have a full breakdown of cases by county and city online on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>and to the east bay now contra costa county is typing face covering requirements and temporarily prohibiting certain indoor gatherings. the new order goes into effect midnight tonight kron four's reyna harvey is live in contra costa county with an update on those new requirements, good morning right now. >>the warning robin so like you mentioned midnight tonight, so this really is not going to affect people until tomorrow, but if you're going to church today you can still go to church but this new order is going to stop all church services after today and a lot of people are probably getting ready. the church this morning now the second thing is outdoor gatherings. we also are going to require people to wear masks for that along with if you're going to be joined outdoor dining so you go to a restaurant if you're ordering

or if you're talking to people in the restaurant you have to have on your mask, the only time you can take it out is the moment you get ready to bite down on whatever you're eating or take a drink or something so that's something that went into effect because they're seen an increase in cases and they're trying to put things into place to get a handle on that to outdoor activities like i mentioned such as worship services or social protest are still going to allow the participants must follow health guidelines for facial coverings and social distancing. also mask have to be warm like i mentioned when you order the food they also have some new guidelines for businesses that serve alcohol with their meals. and if you just like to get with your family and all enjoy each other's company. they're calling that extended family social bubbles they're saying you can still meet with your loved ones but you have to use face coverings with the exception of when you guys are getting ready to all eat together and we do a lot of family gatherings of food involved so again. tonight is

goes into effect at midnight so that means starting tomorrow here in contra costa county all those changes will go into effect for an on determined amount of time for now, but for now here martinez reyna harvey kron 4 news all right. thank you reena marty. >>well let's go to the south bay and a reminder that time is running out for businesses that want to operate under the new health order. now they must complete the new online social distancing protocol form before tomorrow's deadline. the new order also says no indoor gathering such as indoor dining in church services will be allowed to reopen tomorrow. >>well the nation witnessed something it has never seen before in the fight against coronavirus video shows president donald trump in a mass in public at walter reed national military medical center this happened saturday afternoon whitney wild brings us of the inside story from washington. it's the photo op the president has long

resisted after more than a week of pleading and coaxing by aides and political advisers. >>president donald trump finally donned a mask in public while visiting service members at walter reed national military medical center present when you're in hospitals. >>especially in that particular setting where you're talking to a lot of soldiers the people that in some cases just got off the operating tables. i think it's a great thing to wear a mask sources familiar with the discussions say some aides were startled by throngs of maskless supporters. >>at a june rally in tulsa they helped convince the president wearing a mask would set a positive example and help d politicize the issue something other members of the republican party have stressed lately there is >>for >>for months, the president has refused to wear a mask calling it unnecessary because he's tested regularly. his choice has defied recommendations from his top

advisers on his coronavirus task force is no doubt. >>that wearing masks protects you and gets you to be protected we need to support mask-wearing when i'm not in uniform, i wear them even with the efforts of his aides and recommendations of his experts the president implied this won't be a regular look. >>i've never been against masks. i do believe at a time and a place, i'm whitney wild in washington. >>and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news disney world in florida is officially open again we'll find out how the park says it's keeping its cash safe. despite rising casey in case numbers across the country. and we're taking a live look outside at light traffic on the san mateo bridge will be right back.

>>welcome back everyone happy tomorrow the san francisco zoo will be reopening with approved safety plans now on monday. it will reopen only to members with reservations required so keep that in mind and then the general public will be welcome on wednesday says that it is working hard to just make sure that you know the park was declared an outdoor museum. among the attractions that will remain closed for now include indoor exhibits playgrounds and rights. >>in the north bay one person was shot another was run over when police were responding to a pair of different illegal sideshows saturday morning. the first one happened at the intersection of lemon street and sonoma boulevard a little bit past midnight. several

shots were fired by spectators, one of them even flew an explosive fire work at an officer as the cars began to disperse one woman who was watching the sideshow was run over by one of the vehicles. she suffered non life threatening injuries to her leg and was transported to a hospital for treatment. then about 2 hours later police responded to a second sideshow taking place in the area of lake herman road. there a man was shot at while sitting in his car. but luckily, the victim was not hit. police are investigating the vallejo police department impounded 8 vehicles and made one arrest and they're asking that if you have any information on either of these sideshows please give them a call. >>and right now we're looking at 90's and 100 for high temperatures in the far east bay going on today, we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended with the heat spike endings.

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because we're committed to bringing new hope morning welcome back it's a 45 want to go ahead and check the weather forecast we're taking a live look outside from sutro camera looking down a little bit of haziness their day. >>we like that good morning marty good morning, everybody a little bit of help from the marine layer that we're getting just enough to take the edge off of some of those temperatures this afternoon but still inland, it's going to be popping mightily today, sfo, no delays occurring out there this morning. progress thus far are already popping at 73 for antioch upper 60's cover the interior areas of the east bay meanwhile on the

east bay shoreline we've got the lower 6067 already fremont and up to santa rosa, the cool spot 5863 going on for napa and 55 to check in for half moon bay. so it's still this high the kind the last day in the sun for its of the control our weather pattern like this that we're going to continue to experience we're on the backside of a high that tends to sometimes throw some moisture on the backside a little bit. we get it in the deserts a bit but we're not getting it this go around al gore getting the heating from it and it's hot. all throughout the interior areas of california. meanwhile for us in the bay little bit of that breeze checking in and that's helping a bit even though it could be plenty hot and the inland valleys today, this is what it looks like across the state about this one o 9 fresno one '07 going on for bakersfield sacramento, checking in at one '04. 82 at the big bear they ski in the winter months up there 78 going on l a x 88 for san diego meanwhile, san francisco check in on 4.70 the high today, moderate 67 so for that 4 zone forecast today again 70 san francisco mission district

about 71. did with a little bit of that breeze coming in if we didn't have it be different story 67 for daly city. pacific about 7166 for half moon bay got the 70's lined up along the peninsula long the bayside burlingame at 77 80's and some 90's and the southern end of the peninsula here 94 for palo alto 92 for redwood city. meanwhile getting into the south bay salt 90's. morgan hill getting close to the century mark 98 94 san jose milpitas about 91 santa clara 9091 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south now getting in the middle 80's but over the east bay hills popping near 100 tri valley at 98 livermore pleasanton 9697 for walnut creek 99 for concord and again back to the 80's and 70's along the east bay shoreline now jumping up to the north bay there you go fairfield 100 back of the one '02. antioch you'll reach about one o one 74 for the lay whoa that's refreshing 93 for napa 96 for

sonoma and 98 for santa rosa 72 for a point rate. so today is the last day of it and then we back off and it looks like a huge drop even though 90 is still plenty warm, but it's going to feel like a relief going on and that's going to set the tone for a decent week coming up ahead back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot we'll new this morning the state of florida is reporting the largest single-day increase in positive coronavirus cases. >>that any state has seen in a single day. yesterday florida reported more than 15,000 new cases. >>yesterday was also the day that disney world officially reopen to the public welcoming guests back for the first time since it closed down in march when the coronavirus pandemic hit the u.s. clearly part takes a look at the steps that disney is taking to keep those visitors safe. >>cinderella's recently repainted castle stands behind us as disney's magic kingdom and animal kingdom open for all guests for the first time in nearly 4 months video shows cars piling into the parking

lots at disney world for the official reopening. >>among them michelle kwan's ow she helps run the blog streaming the magic and shot this video inside disney's magic kingdom things in place that we can social distance their blog has been inside the parks for the past few the view you know pass holder thank you for a lot and here's the deal provided by disney shows some of those safety precautions in place, including temperature checks, social distancing. >>and requiring all guests except those under the age of 2 to wear a mask they have been very strict about other parts you are allowed to walk around the change people tell you to put your mask on the reopening of magic kingdom and animal kingdom come as florida continues to see an increase in positive coronavirus cases, 100 people do you recommend come to the parks right press i think that would be the best

that annual passholders they're really the time to come for them if you don't know until we see if you're in a state that has 14 right now for tv. >>now i'm not that type the time for you. >>well that was claim apart reporting for us this morning at caught and hollywood studios are set to reopen on july 15th. >>and happening today, the golden gate transit agency will be making some changes to its services ferry service to and from san francisco will continue to be limited on weekdays only the bus service on routes to and from san francisco will also be cut in half. the agency says that this will allow more buses on routes that have seen an increase in riders in recent weeks, golden gate transit says ridership dropped by 90% when shelter-in-place orders hit back in march and are now at 75%. national news, the 2020 race for the white house is heating up and so are the campaign ads between the president and former vice president joe biden tom foreman has more.

>>the latest joe biden campaign commercial is a warm salute to families caring commitment but in the rapidly heating ad wars. >>ideas with crush our economy just as its recovery teams. trump is lighting of the flame thrower if you're calling to report a rape. express want them. attacking biden as soft on crime unable to revive the now flagging economy and biden he's hitting every week spot for the incumbent, the last 5 years, he's brought america down with them attacking health care for patients with preexisting conditions giving massive tax cuts to billionaires not working families. >>using white supremacist stoking racial divisions. >>trump said sizzle with

attacks on biden's record saying he's far too ready to embrace trade deals that have and will destroy american jobs losing 300,000 jobs in a field trade by these counter bunch trump's record has cost jobs security and lives even as trump denies know, i don't take responsibility all of my job and i take responsibility other trump said say it's 77 just 3 years older than trump. >>biden is clearly >>and biden's and suggest that is just the kind of talk that hurts everyone as the nation grapples with the pandemic racial strife and economic hardship country is crying out for leadership leadership to key 9 to >>that's what the presidency zoo the to hear. >>the chair the campaign media analysis group says of more than 22,000 spot run by trump

since july first nearly all were negative. the same group says biden in the same period has aired no negative ads, even though he frequently contrast his record with trump's and where are all these ads airing trump's are showing up in a broad range of states including some red ones where he is clearly trying to bolster his base. bidens are in fewer places but notably playing in some critical swing states. trump won in 2016. and that was tom foreman, reporting for us this morning. >>and a live look outside before we go lots of sunshi i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis.

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i feel free to bare my skin. visit skyrizi.com. that i'm a 55. let's bring in dave spahr who has an update on the forecast debut said today is a lot like yesterday, yeah pretty much so and we're going to see a big difference happening tomorrow, good morning robin good morning, everybody. >>live shot from u c berkeley looking pretty good along the east bay shoreline certainly no intrusion of fog all we did see this morning which is going to be different tomorrow is indicating things changing. >>we're in the 60's right now on the east bay shoreline. inland, we drop off to the lower 70's up in the north bay we've got 60's for the most part 58 per san francisco, 69 for san jose winds again will pick up a little bit more so as we get into the afternoon the kind of sluggish right now. but they're enough to do the trick i want to show this in terms of the fog coming in tomorrow. here's what happens

tomorrow morning. we didn't see this at all today or yesterday there you can see pretty clear pret pretty filled up and it does the same thing tuesday back to you. >>all right dave thanks level coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news berkeley's mayor is going public over his frustration about outdoor dining rules we'll find out why he believes the city should making its own decisions. and we're live in martinez with details on a big rally and protest scheduled

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>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 9. >>morning everyone and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm robin winston. we are enjoying this view from the embarcadero camera we hi everybody i'm marty gonzales is go ahead and. >>find out about forecast with dave spahr heidi a good morning guys good morning everybody and off to a great start we are all those going to be a toasty afternoon picky inland going on golden gate bridge, sometimes like to look for some of the with spina says you can see right there all the way some coastal clouds. it shows us the flow pattern with the flag while it's not going too much right now, but a little bit of that drift on shore helps out a little bit. now we don't have much the way of fog at all today. but tomorrow morning we will indicating things changing and then it repeats again for tuesday. so we're into a different weather pattern already as you start the workweek so for today we're still in the old thing

of the heat spike will be with us but it will be diminishing very quickly 77 antioch 71 conquered livermore at 72. we've got 60's lining up the east bay shoreline also to the north bay with 50's for the coastal peninsula, current winds single digits to calm winds across most of the region, however there will pick up later on this afternoon again providing some protection of the heat's bike we've got going on 93 by one by 4 at 95 not necessary to the high temperature for a lot of locations we'll get into that and coming up at that party. thanks a lot dave will happening today a large protests expected to take place later on today and martinez following a number of hate crimes in that community recently kron four's reyna harvey live in martinez. she has all the details and she's in downtown martinez, where you can see all the boarded up windows in preparation for later today, rain. >>and marty that's right thousands of people are supposed to be here today for that protest on the set the scene for you so behind me is that black lives matter mural

remember that you saw in the field that was paid over that this is not the only reason why people are coming out of the protest today there were also racist signs that were found throughout the community so now as a result of everything happening you see ahead of today's protests, you have the businesses behind me boarded up. but it's the same way throughout the downtown area here in martinez, you have some street closures here ahead of the protests along with other businesses that have been boarded up i even got some closer images for you to see just exactly what the town looks like a lot of people telling me i in all the years that they've lived here they have not seen anything quite like this including the events that led up to today. now officials tell me there are unforeseen no parking within 3 blocks i've seen them in forcing this this morning. that's an attempt to keep everyone safe that's out here. now we're going to show you the incident that contributed to today's protests. the 2

people you see here in this video that were involved in pain over the black lives matter mural but originally before they painted over the mural the protest was already planned because of white nationalists fliers that were found throughout the community last month so organizers decided he was even more important to hold today's event now we want to show you what streets are going to close that list right here on your screen you can see ferry street along with pine arena vista as well and then also escobar along with ward street main street in green street i've been able to talk to many of the residents that live out here today and here is what one couple had to say to me. >>i was really proud of some of our residents went through the right channels to paint the black lives matter across in front of our courthouse. and then you said we made

national news with a few people who didn't think it should be there trying to take care of themselves. >>so i think that today's important i think it's. good that our city has temporarily boarded a lot of things up. so that really the people coming to speak for black lives matter can have their voices heard today. without hopefully counter protesters causing distractions and breaking things. >>arnett protests is supposed to start today at 4 o'clock it's su%posed to start here at the courthouse and then moved down to the waterfront well again law enforcement is out here and they're asking that everybody that comes out here today to make sure that they are safe. while they are out and marty the people that i've been able to talk to this morning. it has been a lot of mixed emotions. i had some people that were very upset that came down here earlier that these it was happening. a lot of other people who are

excited that the event was taking place i even had some people down here marty that came to pray over the street and the people that we're going to be out here today so a lot of mixed emotions happening out here. and we're going to be out here to bring you more of that coverage as the day goes on but for now reporting here martinez reinhard the kron 4 news all right reena let's hope it stays peaceful. thanks a lot for those live reports from martinez robin. >>east bay city might become the first in the country to remove police officers from traffic enforcement duties, the proposal is coming from the city of berkeley and it's looking to create a new city department to take over traffic enforcement kron four's dan thorn reports. >>a new progressive proposal in berkeley could ban police from enforcing traffic stops the move being considered by city government would instead create an unarmed civilian division to handle the job, you know the calvary trying to cut co sponsor of the proposal council member ben bartlett would like to see changes to

public safety in his city. bartlett believes a new department of transportation would be better suited then police to take care of broken tail lights fender benders and the like it's like going to fire department lot of mass. >>it's not necessary. >>some transportation advocates have been taking a more serious tone. >>what we're trying to do is prevent an escalation of minor traffic violation in 2 that meeting number. >>being killed by police are not only gauche with walk bike berkeley says a new department made up of traffic experts would go beyond what armed police officers can do, especially when the driver is a person of color if you're getting pulled over for a broken taillight and that's the only thing you're getting pulled over for and it doesn't get released the rain. >>the search are our picks some berkeley residents did express some issues with how this might work. i'm >>perhaps someone who's not armed like make a traffic stop encounter some of the gun

might encounter someone who is drunk or on drugs he acts of violently, however, others are fully on board with this new idea hopefully it will cost your occupation. >>then again on the people of color councilmember bartlett says the move would not only be socially but fiscally smart for the city and the ball needs to get rolling this to happen now. >>because matter who you are you deserve to feel safe in your community. >>reporting in berkeley dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and coming up on kron 4 news weekend, a coronavirus outbreak at a marine nursing home facilities left 5 people dead we'll find out how officials are responding we'll have that story when we come back. plus hundreds of people are heading out to dolores park in san francisco is this weather is heating up and this has health officials concerned about the spread of covid-19. and we'll take a live look outside just a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge, this morning, plenty of sunshine a little bit breezy and light traffic. we'll be right back.

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welcome back in berkeley, the mayor there is going public with his frustration about the latest restaurant rules. >>this after the decision was made to prohibit outdoor dining in alameda county. mayor jesse our gains believes that the city should be able to have its authority over health order since berkeley has its own public health

department and the covid case count is far lower than the rest of the county. >>i respectfully disagree. but the state's decision i think it's going to really burden or small businesses and neighbors alternate places their jobs. i think it's going backwards from fiction raise under like some of our other neighboring jurisdictions and so i think you know we should have the ability to be able to make our own decisions about. orders. >>well the city manager says berkeley will be reaching out to state officials for a variance that would allow outdoor dining in berkeley. but in the meantime the city says it will be complying with the health order. >>although alameda county has banned outdoor dining the city of oakland says this new order is just confusing and contradicts the previous order but allowed outdoor dining the city is in contact with both the state and county to try and resolve the issue and it will not change the city's enforcement with the new county orders in a statement the city says in part quote given the lack of clarity

regarding outdoor dining we are temporarily putting oakland's flex treats for restaurant operations on hold until further clarification has received from the county and state. and the city of hayward also responding to alameda county's order. the city released a statement saying in part that it would support local restaurants who choose to continue to allow outdoor dining in accordance with the county's june 18th order. >>under the current snapshot of where we stand already in those inland valleys getting into the 70's 60's around the bay and still some cool 50's for san francisco in half moon bay. look at your forecas

>>welcome back everyone, the time is 9.14 happy sunday and thank you for waking up with us, let's get an update on the forecast now we're in store for another lovely day may be too hot for some people some like it hot or morning. >>good morning, everybody and sfo checking in nicely today. we see the traffic of the planes doing their thing and no delays being reported there. certainly not seeing much the way of fog today that will change tomorrow indicating the temperatures will as well thus far in the inland valleys already in the 70's. 60's lineup, most the east bay shoreline 60's up to the north bay as well and 69 for san jose at this hour. now later today want to get the inland heating. again the mechanics provide the onshore winds that this may look very modest, but it's enough to give us some insulation from how hot it would be in his how

lot is going to be for the central valley going on today and then as we get into tomorrow, we'll see another influx of some of these winds because it's still going to be you know some are like, but just not this feisty edge this heat spike that we're getting with 100 degree numbers expected. now with all this going on let's look at the moisture levels with it's nice to have the winds but how the moisture levels to we haven't had any fire problems with this but we've been kind of teetering close to that and they do drop off. this afternoon. get some graze out there to the central valley tell you how dry it's getting. but the big issue was we didn't see much of a recovery of that marine layer tomorrow look at it spills right into the sacramento valley nicely. so it tells us we're getting back to quote unquote seasonality closer to normal. this means we'll see some fog tomorrow for monday to repeat into tuesday as well this monday afternoon and welcome nice we're going here. how that marine layer covers good territory. so it's much the same today still quite hot we got near 100 and some of those inland valleys going on this week we actually should have a big haircut. on monday as we

drop off still sunny and warm though 90's inland 80's and 70's around the bay 60's of the coast, but then next weekend might see a little trailing of a jumping up yet again for next weekend don't think it's going to be quite as dramatic as what we've seen this weekend but still looking out for other a warm-up 70 coming in for san francisco today, 79 for oakland, 94 san jose across the greater real estate there you see those purples out there to the east while 1, 1, 4, antioch 99 conquered big difference here west of the east bay hills and the 80's 70's and the peninsula. we get to the coast like half moon bay at 66, we have a bit more coming up in just a bit on your 4 zone forecast marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot for that warm weather. the day's been talking around the bay area and also in san francisco said a lot of people flocking to dolores park yesterday and that's causing some concern about spreading the coronavirus kron four's jonathan mccall has more. >>and the summer heat wave takes over the bay area

temperatures aren't the only things on the rise. so are the number of coronavirus cases across california and as those case numbers continue to climb. there's one group in particular being hit hard they think in a sense of mortality him. >>i hope works out i can't stop talking on doors to bask in the summer sun too much vitamin d not the only potential risk these days. coronavirus cases are climbing across california with folks in the 18 to 49 age group seeing the biggest surge. saturday at dolores park in san francisco. most people could be seen social distancing, but a large number of people could be seen moving around in about. >>now they're faced companies. the side that would make health official school which has this stressed the need for face coverings to limit the spread of the virus. james beach says it's a dangerous risk that he's taking also trying to enjoy this saturday, california recorded more than 8,000 new coronavirus cases in

nearly 100 new deaths in a 24 hour period. californians from 18 to 49 now make up the majority of confirmed cases with nearly 185,000 but get this if you add up the number of cases in every other age group. it's just 127,000 nearly 50,000 fewer. >>this door and that's how i take care of disinfect everything in my house and had have more people should be were numb i wish they were at dolores park jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>former special counsel robert mueller is defending his prosecution of roger stone. the washington posted an op ed from mueller on its web site just last night, the editorial came one day after president trump commuted stone's sentence. there are long time friends and stonework with the president's campaign mueller notes that stone's conviction on 7 counts remains he was found guilty of tampering with a witness and

obstruction. he's also convicted of lying to congress which prosecutors say he did in part to protect the president. the commutation of his sentence means of stones stone will not have to go to prison for his crimes. >>all right so if you're thinking about a nice healthy lunch or dinner, how about this the marine county fair may be canceled this year, but you can still get some of that tasty fare food this weekend. you can do well in your car you can safely pick up the corn dogs cotton, candy, caramel apples charles kettle corn and so much more to order you just line up in your car on the avenue of the flags in sandra fell just outside the fairgrounds then you'll be directed on to the property where vendors will take your order. now you can find the menu on the run county fairs instagram and facebook page and the fairgrounds will be open this weekend and next weekend from 00:11am in the morning till 8 o'clock at night and will be for some light well santa cruz is extending its program which delivers fresh food to vulnerable seniors, the great plains program. >>well now the catering to

hundreds of santa cruz residents until august 9th if you'd like to enroll you have to do is head over to our web site we've listed all of the information for you on kron 4 dot com. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a historic southern california mission went up in flames badly damaging the historic building. we'll have details on this coming up after the break. >>and kron four's hosting a live town hall next week with police chase from all across the bay area will discuss the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reform and also how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities you can join the conversation all you have to do is submit a video question for the police chiefs on our website kron 4 dot com that town hall will air next wednesday july 15th at 09:00pm. and before we go a look outside a beautiful shot from the embarcadero we're in store for plenty of sunshine, lots of warm to hot temperatures around the bay, we'll be right back.

>>good morning, welcome back to the roof of a 249 year old historic southern california mission was badly damaged in a fire saturday morning. joy benedict reports. >>from the inside. it's clear there isn't much left of the san gabriel mission as fire tore through the historic building. we heard the sirens during the night blasting by

daybreak parishioners flooded the parking lot taking pictures and sending a prayers such a historical place a lot of memories for me personally, but i'm sure a lot of memories for the whole community. it's so sad. it's like a tragic for the city, it's or jule firefighters were first alerted to the call because of a fire alarm that went off when they arrived they saw smoke coming out of the top left corner and within minutes, the roof was on fire. it's like going into an the heat. >>obviously is very low to the ground and it's a very tenuous situation more than 12 companies from neighboring departments responded. but the wooden roof quickly gave way forcing everyone outside we had pieces of these structures starting to fall on top of the firefighters, it took 2 hours to get the flames under control and although the roof is destroyed in the pews burned firefighters were able to stop the flames before they reach the altar and the building next door we were able to keep the artifact intact. the museum is intact. the san gabriel mission church

has stood in this spot for 215 years it was heartbreaking. >>i will but i have are right on my tears, terry who act has worked here for a decade. >>she says the charge never reopen since covid-19 closed its doors instead the mission was renovating at they just refurbished the wooden pews and put them back inside on friday. that despite the loss as expected in a community of faith, those here found a reason for praise we have to just be thankful that building is still up these walls have stood for 2 centuries, although shaken by the northridge earthquake and now charred by fire they are still standing. >>and the faithful know that's a sign that this community we'll rebuild. >>well that was joy benedict reporting for us this >>a new health order goes into effect tonight in contra costa county we're going to tell you what all you're going

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>>good morning, welcome back thanks for joining us on kron 4 morning news it's 9.29. yes, we appreciate your company and we also need to get an update on the forecast is one of those days where i know it's going to be hot and sunny and i appreciate the sun but i'll probably just stay inside a yeah, sure ok good morning, i'm already and rob good morning, everybody. >>yes it's going to be plenty

hot in those inland valleys but we're getting a break after today though, so it's a good kind a shortlived thing. here's what it looks temper on a little bit of that marine layer we can get a little shot of here now we'll have that on shore flow throughout the day today it takes the edge off of what could be even though we're not going to lot of relief in the inland valleys today. thus far here's how we stand 77 antioch lower 70's east of the east bay hills on the west side because of the cold water we're in the 60's own 74, apf fremont rather up to the north bay, we got those 60's at work here, 57 for half moon bay, 69 for san jose kind of mixture of where we were from yesterday kind of little cooler this morning around the immediate bay. but as you can see inland. it's a little warmer this morning. there are the current winds again just a little bit of a minor breeze that will pick up later on this afternoon and provide a little bit minor relief breaking it down for you today, we're at 93 by 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock 95 with the high somewhere between the 2 of those and in some cases

will be beyond 100 degrees we'll be checking out your 4 zone forecast in just a bit marty sounds good dave see in a few minutes. thank you. in the north bay, at least 5 people have died in the sandra fell skilled nursing facility. >>after being infected with covid-19 kron four's phillipe djegal reports that dozens of residents and staff of also tested positive. >>5 patients that were imposed acute in sandra fell have died from covid-19 it's unclear when the first patient or staff member at the facility first tested positive for the virus but access to the skilled nursing site has been restricted since march because of the pandemic my heart goes out to them is it just to the community marine post-acute sits in a residential neighborhood one neighbor who lives next door says it's too early to place blame for the spread of the virus, it's presumptuous of anybody in the community to make a judgment on how they are running things across the way when people are still very ill. and i'm the spokesperson for the skilled nursing facility confirms 46

in-house patients have tested positive for covid-19 has had 13 staff members who are off sight isolating at their homes or in county public health says it believes the peak of the outbreak has already passed adding that the administration at marine post-acute has been fully transparent and cooperative with the health department to marry >>this goes out that's a nationally in terms of them. a rough time for us all as for all the staff members and residents that have not tested positive for the virus. the facility spokesperson says they're being tested on a weekly basis in >>and we have a breakdown for you of the number of cases and deaths in the bay area there are over 31,000 cases and over 600 people have died from covid-19 we're seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 7700 and factions but the

virus has been deadliest in santa clara county which has 166 deaths. we have a full breakdown of cases by county and city online for you at kron 4 dot com. >>well to the east by now contra costa county is tightening face covering requirements and temporarily pushed prohibiting serve an indoor gatherings, the new order goes into effect tonight at midnight kron four's reyna harvey is live in contra costa county with an update brian, a. >>you know robin so this is really an effect churchgoers as well as people who enjoyed a little outdoor dining so they are going to now prohibit indoor church services and make it mandatory to wear a mask while you're enjoying outdoor dining and only time will be able to take it off is when you really get a chance to eat your meal so they're doing this because we see have seen cases throughout contra costa county just rise. and it's increasing in county

officials are still trying to get a handle on those cases that are going up so again in addition to this social prop protesting along with worship services. those are still allowed. but participants have to wear a mask while they're doing that they also have to practice social distancing outdoor dining is still allow however like i mentioned under those new guidelines customers have to keep facial coverings even when they're ordering food when you're paying for food. i'm also they have some additional guidance that has come out for businesses that serve alcohol with their meals and if you enjoy just being together with your loved ones and your family. also those extended social bubbles is what they're calling them. they're saying you can continue to meet with your loved ones but you have to wear face coverings with the exception you like me and my family is you get together to eat so you can take those a face mask off when you're doing that, but you have to keep them on while you're visiting with loved ones again this all goes into effect at midnight most people will be asleep. so again starting

tomorrow morning throughout the rest of the week we're doing outdoor dining want to make she were mass also for now and for an undetermined amount of time in a long going to have those indoor church services for now reporting on here martinez real harvey kron 4 news thanks for keeping us updated things are changing every day thank you. >>well to the south bay now reminder that time is running out for businesses that want to operate under the new health order. they must complete the new online social distancing protocol. form before tomorrow's deadline. so the new order also says no indoor gathering such as indoor dining and church services will be allowed to reopen on monday. >>and in the south bay 3 new walk-up testing sites will open up this week 2 of them are in san jose, one of them in gilroy the walk up testing sites are free and the locations in san jose are at independent high school and the santa clara service center auditorium in gilroy it will

be held at the south county annex all told are more than 50 covid-19 testing locations in santa clara county. and happening tomorrow the san francisco zoo will reopen with approved safety plans on monday it will reopen only to members with reservations required then the general public will be welcome on wednesday. the zoo says it's worked very hard to have the park declared an outdoor museum now among the attractions that will remain closed for now include indoor exhibits the playgrounds and rights. in the east bay city leaders in oakland are asking you to stay away from lake merritt they say that the area has become unsafe on weekends because of traffic problems and covid-19 concerns because of overcrowding now to help with the problem. the city will begin enforcing parking and traffic restrictions and here they are they include southbound lakeshore avenue from macarthur to hand over closing the embarcadero in both directions, closing the lakeview library parking lot

and they are turning all streets that run along lake merritt into no parking zones, those restrictions are restrictions will be in place on saturdays and sundays from 00:30am in the morning until 8 11 o'clock at night. and we have the full list on our website at kron 4 dot com. to the north bay now one person was shot and another run over when police were responding to a pair of different illegal sideshows saturday morning. >>so the first one happened at the intersection of lemon street and sonoma boulevard was a little past midnight, several shots were fired by spectators one through an explosive fire work at an officer as a cause began to disperse one woman watchi%g the sideshow was run over by one of the vehicles. she suffered non life threatening injuries to her legs and was transported to a hospital for treatment and then about 2 hours later police responded to a second sideshow that was taking place in the area of lake her monroe that's where a man was shot while sitting in his car. police are

investigating on the vallejo police department impounded 8 vehicles and made one arrest. they're asking to please come forward with any information that you may have on this case and contacted really hope police department. >>and new this morning, the state of florida is reporting the largest single-day increase in positive co coronavirus cases that any state in the country has seen in just one day. yesterday florida reported more than 15,000 new cases and yesterday was also the day that disney world officially reopen to the public welcoming guests back for the first time since it closed back in march. >>when the coronavirus pandemic hit the u.s. clean up our takes a look at the steps that disney is taking to keep visitors safe. >>cinderella's recently repainted castle stands behind us as disney's magic kingdom and animal kingdom open for all guests for the first time in nearly 4 months video shows cars piling into the parking lots at disney world for the official reopening. >>among them michelle kwan's ow she helps run the blog

streaming the magic and shot this video inside disney's magic kingdom things in place that we can social distance their blog has been inside the parks for the past few preview a passover begins for a lot and here's the deal provided by disney shows some of those safety precautions in place including temperature checks, social distancing. >>and requiring all guests except those under the age of 2 to wear a mask looking very strict about other parts you are allowed to walk around the train struck and ask them if they think they will tell you to put your mask on the reopening of magic kingdom and animal kingdom come as florida continues to see an increase in positive coronavirus cases, 100 people do you recommend come to the parks right press. >>and if your local i think that would be the best that annual passholders they're really the time to come for them if you don't know until we see if you're in a state

that has 14 right now 4 tds let's the time for you. >>that was claim apart reporting for us this morning epcot and hollywood studios are set to reopen on july 15th. >>nearly one in 4 american toachers are at a higher risk of serious illness if they contract coronavirus that's according to a brand new kaiser family foundation report. nearly one and a half million teachers are either over the age of 65 or have health conditions like diabetes heart disease or obesity. and those are all considered high risk factors. the analysis comes as the country is debating whether it's safe to bring children back into the classroom, this fall. >>for months president trump refused to cover his face in public, but was seen wearing a mask during his visit to walter reed medical center saturday. the president says a trip to the hospital warns the move especially since he was visiting wounded service members.

>>especially in that particular setting where you're talking to a lot of soldiers the people that in some cases just got off the operating tables. i think it's a great thing to wear a mask, i've never been against masks. i do believe at a >>recently some americans have argued that mass requirements are an attack on civil liberties, but the cdc recommends them in public settings we're social distancing is not possible. before we go we're heading outside to take a look at the san mateo bridge, lots of sunshine this morning, leaving hayward which is at 60 degrees right now. >>56 in san francisco, 68 already in antioch we'll be right back.

>>for your health one of the mysteries of covid-19 is why some people who contract the virus have severe symptoms or may even lose their life while others have mild symptoms or none at all our health expert karen along joins me this morning to explain what scientists are beginning to discover about the virus and karen one of those discoveries has to do with our blood sugar levels. >>right the researchers found that lead sugar impacts the immune response to covid-19. they looked at patients in wuhan china they found that those that came in with the highest levels of blood sugar and the worst outcomes it was actually a predictive. factor in them surviving or not.

>>well how is that the blood sugar blood sugar willekes will it impact our immune system in response to covid-19. >>well okay when your body is trying to win your immune system is trying to fight off some type of pathogen it has to strike a balance between increasing the number of anti inflammatory cytokines as well as the pro-inflammatory cytokines these immune cells that help heal and help protect okay, but they find out when blood sugar was involved it created is out of balance situation where the pro inflammatory. immune cells went out of range it became hyperactive and this is what's considered the site a kind store when you have this excessive amount of in the house and what happens is you get excessive inflammation and

tissue damage. and that's why it is so life threatening at this point when you get to this point in the cycle kind storm. we're high-tech demonstration. there really does show. >>exactly what impact the commissioners can have. yes exactly the people that do you have diabetes they're at higher risk. >>we're looking at some of the ethnicities you know they looked at. african americans as well as asian america south asians tend to be at higher risk of dying from coffee coburn of iris. >>by 6 times in the case of south asians do researchers have any idea why that is. >>well they're looking they look at that different ethnicities and they think that possibly they metabolize a blood sugar differently that's why so really important to manage blood sugars yeah. >>and so that really comes

down to our sugar intake how much we're we're bringing into our body right. >>right right and they live actually that further studies in the u.s. looked at people without diabetes so you're not out of the woods if you you don't have diabetes because they found that those people can also have blood sugar spikes that caused overreaction in the mean response so important to be watching diet diets a great moderator of of inflammation. >>well speaking of which are other risks for people who are overweight people who are young we're starting to see more and more covid patients who are in a younger demographic. >>right in that demographic is also lend it doesn't always wear the mask they already feel their little more immune to virus and they're not going to have these really bad responses to the virus but if you are young and healthy and

yet you are overweight and also put you in the category of at higher risk of hospitalization from covid-19. >>but then as your as your graphic here shows that you can have a good weight but still be a also at for dysfunction right. >>right you could have that dysfunctional immune response just like some of the others that also be due the diet that you're following made him more refined carbohydrates that are causing those blood sugar spikes i see ok. >>talking about the immune system and how it's impacted by covid-19. it seems like a lot of this has to do with what you keep coming back to and that is diet and exercise right and that's why the people that have lifestyle diseases that late to diet like the cardiovascular disease like diabetes. >>they do have a higher risk you're trying follow a diet

that inc includes more anti inflammatory foods. these are the triton will avoid saturated fats is animal fats as well as the refined sugars because those are actually inflammatory foods so you want to try to avoid those and increase the ones that slow or so are at breaking down and in the body. those carbohydrates that are our full of fiber those are good help prevent those big sugar spikes and those refined once the cookies a candy's those the ones that are going to increase you know this ties in so well to what we talked about last week and some of the bad habits that we've developed during this covid-19 pandemic. >>and that is just mindlessly sitting by the sofa been jean tv but also been gene. >>cookies potato chips all the things you're talking about. >>yes and that's a habit a lot of people have established during covid-19 and then we talked about that crest a baking which is also eating a

lot of these. refined carbohydrates as of it's you know it's understandable because people are trying to go back to their comfort foods they're very stressed so they tend to want to go to that and then when you're stressed you also tend to have that habit of eating mindlessly sure. >>i know you can do this in your sleep but one tie and one more time, let's go ahead and run through some of the high fiber foods that we should be adding to our diet. >>oates oats are excellent and we're looking at beans berries berries are great in season. they're full of fibers all those little also bananas are a good barley then i am so that people are afraid to eat potatoes but those sweet potatoes are actually very good at full of fiber so those are good sources and one lesson that i've learned from you is that anything green is good.

>>oh let's move let's move on exercise because exercise is another component of this right. >>yes exercises another component because of the fact that when you exercise your body energy and it is going to use those working muscles need blood sugar. >>to perform work. and when you exercise you're going to burn through some of that blood sugar so that's going to help lower your blood i recommend to lead the diabetics or anyone in general has asked you eat try to go for a walk, you know if you want to get that real that sugar spike right after eating and all tied and cut that into a plateau and then bring you back down again. >>one of the thing you talk about is the fact that exercise, especially roebuck exercise will raise her body temperature and that helps as well right. >>it does because of the fact when your body heat set that helps that helps kill some of

those viruses but another great thing about exercises that you are increasing circulation and that means you're increasing the speed in which these antibodies in these white blood cells go through your body and start targeting some of the pathogens that are in use so the exercise is actually a real good way to prevent getting the virus and fighting it off before it has a chance to get farther great. >>all right well thank you for those tips care, it's good to see you. it's good to see you too all right be well. all right guy, let's go ahead take a live look outside to see what the situation is like in walnut creek this morning where it's going to get pretty hot later on today right now traffic moving smoothly. >>on the 6 8024 interchange will

>>happening tvday, the golden gate transit agency will be making changes to its services ferry service to and from san francisco will continue to be limited and on weekdays only bus service on routes to and from san francisco will be cut in half. the transit agency said this will allow more buses on routes that have seen an increase in riders in the past few weeks, golden gate transit says its ridership dropped by 90% when shelter orders hit back in march and are now at 75%. >>well check this out at older coffee of super mario brothers now holds the world record for the most money paid for a

video game heritage auctions says it sold for get this $114,000 on friday. but we'll check my closet, think was still sealed its packaging also had one of those hang tax underneath a sick that indicates that it was one of the first variance of the 1985 game that was released and the sale was of course part of the house big comics and comic art sale can you imagine that's a lot of money a lot of folks are checking the closet, all right well we're just about wrapped up because we've got to go check our clauses but the news coverage never stopped the kron on let's check in with. >>so as the hernia with what they're working on highs and as i'm marty we'll be following the large protest against hate crimes. crimes which is scheduled to take place in martinez today will also be following the number of confirmed coronavirus cases. >>and deaths not only here in the bay area but also across the country. plus july's minority mental health

awareness mental health awareness month so coming up a little later on this afternoon we'll be talking to a mental health professional about what resources are available from minority groups, especially during a time like this so be sure to download the kron on app for free to stay alive with us all day long right now is good all right, thanks a lot. >>well that's going to wrap things up for us on this sunday morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston get out there and enjoy the weather and from all of us thanks for watching enjoy your don't forget to join us tonight for the kron 4 news at 8.

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