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remember the legendary civil rights icon who was also known as the conscience of cars. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 7. >>and our top story this morning, civil rights icon and longtime congressman john lewis passes away losing his battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 80 lewis was one of the original freedom riders riding on integrated buses from washington dc to new orleans during the height of the jim crow era in the u.s., but that was just a small part of his legacy. >>martin savidge takes a look back. >>throughout his life john lewis stood for people's rights born in alabama cotton farm into a segregated america not only lived to see an african american elected president he would be a major part of making that happen. >>we get them here. and just by never sustained in denver.

they called threes you have a we still have a dream. >>louis growing up was angered by the unfairness of the jim crow south he credited martin luther king junior for inspiring him to join the civil rights movement and eventually lewis would become one of its most prominent leaders as a student you organize sit-ins at lunch in the early 60's. he was a freedom rider challenging segregation that interstate bus terminals across the south. the embodiment of nonviolence even frequently suffered beatings by angry mobs. the lewis 23 years old at the time was the youngest speaker at the 1963 march on washington. >>we want >>then 2 years later led the march for voting rights.

>>and the edmund pettus bridge. the other marchers were met by heavily armed state local police. >>they were set upon and beaten louis suffering a fractured skull it would be forever remembered as blood something. >>the images of brutality shocked the nation the all the noise and support for the voting rights act signed into law by president lyndon johnson. lewis never lost his young activists spirit taking it from protests to politics, standing up for what he believed was right lewis was arrested more than 40 times by police according to his congressional office. >>i'm on my way. we're going to win this race. he was elected to city council in atlanta. then the congress in washington representing georgia's 5th district, fighting against poverty and for health care while working to help younger generations by improving education. he reached out to young people in other ways to reading a series of graphic novels about the civil rights movement winning him a national book award.

>>the life of so many moments in great achievements. that was the achievement of another in 2008 54 pounds the most. the election of president barack obama. >>just a collection of individuals or a collection of red states and blue states we are and always will be the united states of america. >>the dream lewis of this was to impossible to consider decades before even as he fought to forge its foundation. this is a unbelievable hear it and i history. once again join you will be very please just see what is happening in. americans this is a long way from the march on washington the great form marching across the bridge in selma. in 1965 for the right to vote in 2011 after more than 50 years of the front lines of civil rights louis receive the

nation's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freedom. >>they broke his neck. america's first black president. >>lewis wasn't content to just making history. he was also dedicated to preserving it consider the impetus of the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture. and he never stopped storing up good trouble is he like calling likening you know durations george w bush after the contested 2000 election and vocally opposing donald trump in 2017. citing suspicions of russian election meddling and a protest against president trump's immigration policy the congressman levin, an elder statesman of the democratic party riled up the crowd with words you live by as an activist lawmakers, there's a leader we must never ever give up. >>they must be brave. bowl anchor ages. >>and this morning reaction is pouring in from politicians and famous figures who were

close to congressman lewis as you saw in march story president obama awarded lewis the presidential medal of freedom back in 2011 in a cave, a statement last night we see a portion of it on your screen. it says quote not many of us get to live to see our own legacy play out. in such a meaningful remarkable way. john lewis did and thanks to him we now all have our marching orders. and here's what house speaker nancy pelosi had to say quote john lewis was a titan of the civil rights movement whose goodness faith and bravery transformed our nation may his memory be an inspiration that moves us all to in the face of injustice make good trouble. necessary trouble. senator kamala harris says quote congressman john lewis was an american hero, a giant whose shoulders upon many of us stand. >>throughout his life he showed an ending courage generosity and love for our country. oakland representative barbara lee had this to say i am deeply

saddened by the news that my dear friend colleague and personal hero. john lewis has of the civil rights movement in his youth his leadership and courage continued as an extraordinary congressional leader. in the words of martin luther king, the 3rd the son of martin luther king junior. >>he said quote john lewis was an american treasure to give a voice to the voiceless and he reminded each of us. the most powerful nonviolent tool is the vote. our hearts feel empty without her friend, but we find comfort knowing that he is free at last. and as we head to break. there's a live look outside the john lewis memorial and atlanta. we'll be right. it is morning and we know that you want coffee.

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>>put it to target you have a current stance, the vast majority of his new clients are african american women right there's a lot women that come into the class. >>i never shot a gun or hold her arm for ever. >>kron 4 evening news producer jamie jones who you see this training video is one of anthony died snooze students. she talks about the motivation behind her taking his class just looking at the things that were happening around the country. the black people i felt like this was important for me to do. well really broke my heart was free on terror who was shot in her own home, you know that could have been >>so how did it feel after taking the today firearm safety training class more that we got their training. >>i felt a lot more comfortable with what i was

doing i felt more confident or so. howard that's mission accomplished for anthony died. i want to get the percent confident. >>get bed fear out of them get them comfortable to when we get to the range, they know what to do that way you'd be right on point haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>and good saturday morning i'm tracking a lot of fog and cloud cover around the bay area, especially right here in san francisco you can see the gray skies on your screen, but we are going to have sunshine into the afternoon and temperatures quite you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

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grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. >>some 14 right now i hope it's nice out on the go for a hike today, yeah own any plans i'm going to incite yet place a as always think it would work is if people are going to be out like to argue whether today because well in the north made things are going to be a pretty comfortable if you like low 80's, but hot where you're at james inland east bay. >>definitely going to see us some toasty temperatures upper 80's even some 90's that i'm tracking. >>but it will be a nice day to be outside just make sure you stay hydrated and lather up on that sunscreen. san francisco international airport you can see we're waking up to a lot of cloud cover fog around the bay area. the good news here though i'm not tracking any delays for for in down weather wise so that is the good news. so far this morning. we're definitely seeing a lot fog like i was saying around the

bay area if we can advance the math here just having a bit of a technical difficulty, we're definitely the visibility if you're going to be driving around this morning, it's not going to be too great we're down to a couple miles and some spots like through nevada, we're looking at about a 3 mile visibility. definitely you're going to be traveling on 1 one san francisco about a 2 mile visibility and you're really socked in at half moon bay, but the positive news said it is going to be clearing as we get closer to noon time you can see that on future cast for it looks like all the fog starting to clear away. we're just going to some coastal fog pretty much. all day long especially for going to be along highway one through the half moon bay area but otherwise we're going to see a lot of sunshine for the rest of you and we're going to some warmer temperatures. this time yesterday. we're pretty much evenly spread and livermore and napa were a couple of degrees cooler. than we were this time yesterday for folks in hayward oakland. but some pretty much the same if you're

waking up with us in mountain view and in san jose 50's and 60's. that's we're looking at right now a 55 in nevada 59 in san francisco and 62 degrees in oakland, currently, but things are set to change once we get into the afternoon hours. we're going to be seeing some hot temperatures, especially in the look at that antioch you'll be at 82 degrees conquered. near 9089 degrees that's we're expecting the high there are lots of sunshine and livermore at hot 92 degree mark. morgan hill you'll be at 89 and then you can see summer bayside communities. a little bit more comfortable more mild 74 in downtown oakland, 70 degrees expected right here in san francisco and then we're looking at some mostly 80's in the north bay nappy will be at 84 and nevado 8473 though, and mill valley, nice and comfortable there. the hot weather is not over we're going to see into tomorrow, it will taper off maybe by a few degrees. but still lots of sunshine to enjoy for the entire weekend. so can get

outside. definitely do so enjoy it. and then we're going to see 90's monday and tuesday of next week inland. but 60's and 70's around the bay and then 60's up the coast and then things will start to cool off a just a bit as we get into the middle of next week for wednesday thursday and friday. that's a look at weather now back to the news. thanks a lot of 7.18 in a big story governor newsom is giving every single school in the state public and private. >>the same requirements for reopening classrooms. >>we are now putting forth guidelines that say schools can physically open. 4 in person education when the county that they're operating in has been off are monitoring list for 14 consecutive days since there is no federal guidance. the governor has issued a universal statewide guidelines for reopening. >>rather than a hodgepodge of decisions from each county and district. here are some of the rules for letting kids back into class the county as you

just heard him say has to be off the watch list for 14 days for schools to reopen masks are required when kids when kids do come back physical distancing has to be enforced. regular testing and dedicated contact tracing has to happen and until schools are able to reopen. there is an emphasis on distance learning everywhere in the bay area of san detail is on the state coronavirus watch list and much of the state to that means more than 80% of california students will be distance learning now kron four's michelle kingston spoke with contra costa county superintendent about what that edict means there. >>this is unprecedented and the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district superintendents across the bay area have been working tirelessly making plans for bold distance learning and for the possibility of students returning to school in the fall at a handle the mask requirements, social distancing guidelines in

classroom cleanliness but on friday governor gavin newsom announced a 5 step statewide plan for safe learning and announced that schools can not reopen until the county they're located and has been off the state's monitoring list for at least 14 days contra costa county is on that list along with 31 other counties across the state i do i really appreciate that we are going to be getting more guidance in one >>on a statewide level that we news on a county county level the governor's plan did not surprised when mackie the contra costa county superintendent of schools. she says she found it helpful and that the districts are just staying in adapting think what's happened today is it's getting better parameters. >>it's getting more concrete parameters of what we need to do. and so everybody knows that they're going to have to start with distance when can we are on the monitoring list mackey is excited for the start of the year but says

contra costa county families must come together to flatten the curve so students can return to school at some point in some way before the end of the year and i'm hoping that as a community the contra costa community we are think that that is so important. we stay home when we can and we wear our masks when we can and we use all those calls. >>why i'm optimistic now. matthew says realistically she doesn't see classrooms returning to full capacity at all this year, but she does believe there will be some sort of face to face learning. but first we have to flatten that curve in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well in the south bay the governor's plan is also getting praise from officials in the san jose unified school district right now the district says it will begin the year with distance learning and hope that students can start returning to campus perhaps in october. their plan is in line with what the governor announced yesterday district leaders say they're happy that there's now some consistency and clarity.

there's one clear direction directive. saying this is the way it shall be rather than hearing something from the state's something from the county something from the district. parents and teachers in san jose are also on board with the state plan a recent survey found 54% of parents said that they prefer to have a student attend classes at home at least to begin with 81% of teachers also support home learning until the health situation improves. we'll take a quick break time now 7.22 still ahead states are seeing a shortage of coronavirus testing and personal protective equipment all over again and now lawmakers are urging the whit well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment,

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>>7.24 and national news, if you've tried to get a coronavirus test you know it's nearly impossible there aren't enough testing centers in the bay area takes forever to get an appointment and then you have to wait more than a week to find out if you're positive precious time lawmakers are urging the president to do more to fix the problem, joe khaleel has the latest now from dc. >>we still don't have the needed testing and ppe 85 months into the nation's pandemic response house speaker nancy pelosi says we are again running out of protective equipment and falling behind on testing some chance 2 weeks in order to get the results. you know why because there's not enough equipment house democrats raised concerns that has covid

cases spike the trump administration needs to take immediate drastic action for what reason does the president not fully implement the defense bill the democrats are urging president trump to use the defense production act to produce materials that would speed up test results, but the white house says. >>there are enough tests and now it's up to the states. >>there are various different types of test in this country some take longer to process than others but we have surged testing to the state's press secretary kayleigh mcenany says the white house will continue to serve as a resource for states delivering on ventilators and testing leading the world and the amount of testing we've provided she did the surging going to be or better compared to patients who are going to fight to take treated. >>house gop leader kevin mccarthy also defended the white house. he says democrats should instead focus their criticism on china trying to cook and started holding the pp he around the world that was all still lawmakers say at

the white house can improve testing times it will help fully reopen the economy in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and san francisco is back on the state's watch low for coronavirus cases, the only of your full report. what

>>all right now let's get a look at the weather and see what the week it's going to be like yeah, i'm rebecca good

morning, good morning guys. well if you like a sunshine and warm weather. it is for you right now we just have to through some of this fog and cloud cover you can see nothing the gray skies here this is the approach to the bay bridge. so you can see what it looks just around our bayside communities through berkeley and through oakland right now, but yes, sunshine is on the way we're definitely seeing that is a little low visibility rather quite low this morning in some spots, coastal fog going to stick around with us especially going to be heading to places like half moon bay. but everywhere else it's going to start to clear out rather quickly and then by lunchtime look at this nice and clear skies we're going to see a whole lot of sunshine like i said a 2 mile visibility visit visibility if i could speak this morning that a lot more caffeine there half moon bay this morning, so highway one. you know just to have to be real careful but like i said everyone else just beautiful and warm to hot temperatures depending on where you're going to be today. if you're just now waking up with us we're looking at 50's to low 60's but 90's are on the way i have all those details coming

up in just a few minutes. >>we have to get this virus under control at right now. we don't have months we barely have weeks every decision you make affects everyone around you. >>san francisco mayor london breed begging people to wear masks and stay away from parks and large gatherings, this as the city and county now have been placed on the state watch list because of the rise in cases they're kron four's reyna harvey is live at mission dolores park with the urgent message ran. >>james and darya good morning and like the mayor said you want to keep your mask on me and i have mine right here there's nobody around me of the park this morning but that could change and then i will definitely be putting my mask on now hospitalization rates have gone up and that's because we've seen throughout the past couple of weeks frequenting the park a large gatherings over the holiday weekend. but we want to show you the hospitalization rate numbers take a look at your

screen. this is a graphic provided by to see just how many cases they have been seen day after day you can see it started here on the first around 50 cases and that increases dramatically as the weeks go on look at that. here on the night that the 59 cases and then on the 15th you're up to 80 cases of the cases continue to climb public health says in just 13 days, san francisco has added almost a 1000 new cases now you see dolores park this morning. it was a different scene over the 4th of july weekend take a look at your screen. a lot of people here you know the park. the city has put in place these circles at the bar to try to keep people a social distancing that doesn't always work and people don't always now their mask on so we have seen an uptick in cases so just like the mayor is warning people right now she is telling residents to take the dangers. all of the spread of this virus seriously take a listen. >>what we know from our

contact tracing tea is a large part of the new virus spread we're seeing is coming from people who are having gatherings with others outside of their household conditions in our city don't improve. we can also choose to close additional businesses and activities as well we're not reopening until we get this under control. so we need to redouble our efforts to limit gatherings and wear masks when you're outside your household. >>right the mayor with a very stern warning for residents about the possibility of scene more businesses closed. again if you are going out this weekend want to be mindful. keep your mask on keeping one hand people around you don't take the risk just going on that's what officials are saying again we'll be out here and as the day progresses we'll kind of see the mood of the people at the park because everybody so far that i've

seen and talked to this morning they all had on mask. they're all practicing social distancing is still fairly early this morning. but a lot of residents telling me that they are doing their part try to keep these numbers low for now reporting here in san francisco when harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you very much >>on the peninsula, san mateo county is the only bay area county, not on the state's covid watch list. business owners are grateful. they can stay open but county leaders are worrying at not stay that way for long. how are they going to stand business cover gayle ong has more. >>county leaders say the situation could change easily of people are not careful and that landing on the list would collapse the economy here. >>friday evening, people donning downtown san carlos supporting local businesses outdoor dining reopened last month but many are operating with fewer staff and are bracing for the unknown part 2.

>>managed to hiring new employees all so i kind of feel bad for our employees. it is hard for everybody a bay area counties have landed on governor gavin newsome scope and 19 watch list while san mateo county is not on the list shop adults in need say owner of to mari georgy in kazeem says he's been preparing for the worst if something changes we are ready would be through this already. >>and we've got to stay positive and whatever comes our way we're we're ready in a statement, the county's health chief says san mateo county has a case rate of 101.2 cases per 100,000 in the population. >>and a 14 day rolling average that will likely put them on the governor's list soon county supervisor david cannabis has been urging people to wear masks to slow the spread of covid-19 even calling on governor newsome to find people who don't wear one supervisor cannabis as indoor businesses will suffer if the county ends up on the state's list and that fresh aid and

leave any and owns a nail salon and has been keeping an eye on the bay area and is taking it day by day we don't have any choice initiative if the how can the world problem i would do whatever they can it's san mateo county ends up on the governor's covid-19 watch list. businesses with indoor services like nail salons hair salons and gyms and churches will be suspended. here in san parlous gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and here's a closer look at the numbers when we look at california and more specifically the bay area statewide we have more than 373,000 infections with more than 7600 deaths reported in the bay area we're seeing more than 37,000 cases with now 685 deaths. in the south bay los altos is launching a program to help out small businesses open streets, los altos will partially closed down streets in the downtown area every thursday through monday for outdoor dining and shopping to try and help the local businesses. the streets impacted include main street

from first to 3rd state street from second to 3rd and 4th street near palm pay a restaurant, a this group a program is going to run through september 28. >>still ahead on morning news, the state is now stepping in to investigate the valais whole police department after an officer fatally shot a young man last month we'll have the latest when we come back, and we'll continue looking at land a lot weather and traffic live for you all morning long there's the san mateo bridge. there's a lot to bad kind of like a weekday these days though i wonder if everybody's out about working or they be go hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome.

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>>we're back at 7.39 state attorney general javier becerra will step in to investigate the alleged destruction of evidence in the shooting death of sean monterrosa. >>this body. cam video shows an officer actually that's not the body cam video but there is video here we go of an officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked car killing monterrosa there's a criminal investigation now into whether the windshield was destroyed in the car was put back into service javier becerra announced he would take over the investigation and now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the fbi to get involved. she says quote recent reports that key evidence was destroyed are deeply disturbing and highlight the urgency and city of an outside independent federal investigation. the

diocese of san jose is responding to allegations of past abuse at catholic schools. in the area, a newly released report accuses 2 former employees of misconduct. it names marion stuckey who work for the diocese has its superintendent of catholic schools between 1993 2009. and james house is also named he taught at archbishop mitty high school between 1982 and 1999. the diocese of san jose says it is now launching an independent investigation into any alleged incidents involving these 2 former employees. >>john coul will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing new wilson at the macarthur bart station in oakland back in 2018 yesterday, he was sentenced to 2 consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole. after the sentence was announced the wilson family spoke about what they will

always remember about mia. >>she has such a virus variant and the spare. >>i want people to remember her as the loving and caring person that she was respectful on us a very outgoing and can that was her way you see us. happy liberated that was in the air. >>cal's attorneys says that he plans to file an appeal. >>there's like 5060. that's why. >>still ahead an alarming trend across the country people gathering in large parties with the intention of catching coronavirus we'll have reaction from doctors. >>and i'm already seeing a lot of sunshine here in our south bay's on you can see our camera overlooking at downtown san jose i am tracking fog and cloud cover and other parts

around the bay area but sunshine is

>>45 right now checking out the weather and i did not have the fan on last night and i was you just find there you go looks like it's cooling off overnight, we get more forecast with rebecca yeah, same here daryn morning guys, yeah i did after on the family side it did seem a little bit cooler. overnight however once we get into this afternoon. cool temperatures are not

going to be around us, especially if you're inland we're going to see some hot ones out the door right now these are live camera overlooking conditions at half moon bay. it is gray skies and it's pretty much will be a little bit of cloud cover there for the most part but sunshine expected everywhere else around the bay area and warmer temperatures by a few degrees. in san francisco downtown you're going to be at 70 degrees 72 in the mission district today, so a couple degrees higher than yesterday, 67 and the golden gate park area along the coast, we're looking at 65 in pacifica today, lots of sunshine in daly city at 67. >>and a high of 57 in l granada upper 70's for millbrae and burlingame you'll be at 79 today and then we're going to see 80's across the board for san carlos and into redwood city both at 84. palo alto you'll be at a high of 81 later on this afternoon the south it looks like this yes you can see a few degrees higher than yesterday near 90 that we're expecting in los gatos and morgan hill this

afternoon, 86 in downtown san jose 85 if you'll be in santa clara. and then we're looking at some 90 degrees and pleasanton today 87 in sun all upper 70's through hayward and union city so yes, those temperatures much higher than what we saw yesterday danville you're going to be the low 90's 88 in san ramon. a little bit cooler more comfortable if you're going to be closer to the bay like in berkeley 70 degrees today, 71 expected in richmond. look at that the pittsburgh 90's return, 91 degrees today and 94 expected in vacaville that's one of our hottest temperatures for this afternoon 88 in sonoma 84 and napa and the north bay looks like this 81 degrees and center fell 84 in petaluma and nevado a little bit cooler of course as you get to point rays at a nice comfortable, 74 degrees. well this weekend. it's going to continue to be hot into tomorrow we're going to be a near those 90 degree marks again inland tomorrow, 70's around the band and 60's

at the coast and then it's going to remain pretty warm monday and tuesday and then things are going to start to taper off a wednesday through the rest of the week inland, really comfortable around the bay with those 70's and then 60's at the coast. that's a look at weather now back to the news. >>rebecca 7.48 is the time. it's hard to believe, but there are reports that some young people are attending so-called covid parties. some with the intention of catching the virus others because they don't believe the coronavirus israel and they want to prove it. it is real it's killed more than a 130,000 americans so far brian todd looks at a warning that doctors have for these covid party, goers. >>there's a very much 5060. that's dozens of young people seen at a party in osceola county florida sheriff's officials tell cnn affiliate w e s age they believe parties like this have led to a spike in coronavirus cases in that area in michigan young people's parties in the towns

of saline and torch lake officials say have exploded into thousands of cases of covid but that's not the worst of it while some parties are attended by young people who simply think they won't get infected. >>other parties seem to have been hosted by people who knew they were infected or attended by people trying to get infected local officials say driving america's top expert on infectious disease to incredulity when i hear about these covid parties it just you know makes my head spin because when you get infected. >>would you doing is you're not in a vacuum. are you a part of the propagation of the outbreak doctor jane appleby chief medical officer at methodist hospital in san antonio put out a videotaped message in recent days about a 30 year-old patient at her hospital who she said admitted to attending a covid party, this is a party held by somebody diagnosed with the cold and the thought is that. >>people get together and to see if the virus is real and if anyone gets infected. just

before the patient died, they look at their nurse and they said i think i made a mistake. i thought this was a hoax that it's not the mayor of san antonio confirmed that case in an interview with cnn and gave more details they thought they were invincible that that this wouldn't affect them. >>as a way that you know to prove their point. unfortunately 5 days later this is a memorial day party at the lake 5 days this young man got sick. >>officials in tuscaloosa alabama recently spoke about information they had received on young people apparently throwing covid parties in that city, a city council member relaying accounts of grotesque contacted by cnn health officials in alabama and san antonio said they investigated the reports but could neither confirm nor deny the existence of covid parties in their

areas even though younger people appear to be at a lesser risk of severe illness or death from coronavirus one expert says it's beyond words that they play russian roulette with their own lives or the lives of others in may in fact their parents or their grandparents or their teachers or their employer who might be over the age of 65 who might have. >>an airline condition and they will die, i can't think of anything more stupid then i get to go to a covid party. >>and those brian todd reporting health officials warned that even people who recover from covid-19 without complications aren't immune. from complications later in life the virus does mutate the cells in your lungs and it could lead to heart failure as well kidney failure lung disease all of those are possible. later in life. >>a's pitcher, hey susel is is back with the team after testing positive for covid on july 7th. he didn't have any symptoms, but still he could have spread it so he had to

quarantine and test negative twice before he could come back. elizardo is one of baseball's top pitching prospects. but injuries have played his young career was still don't know how exactly days are going to use of the season, especially since he has missed so much time but for now everybody in the club is just happy he's back. >>and i feel good now they're really good night i thought good throughout the whole process to really have any sense of any complications thankfully. so. young's glad you got out there. >>the giants continue to. ramp up the workload let's get on board with the giants there we go they're getting closer to opening day the play a two-game tuneup series monday and tuesday with the a's. >>before the first tango with the dodgers on thursday, they are only getting 2 weeks of training time, but they say they're going to be ready for this odd covid a shortened season. >>feeling good, you know i think that we've talked about is as a group of where that

that hump us and i think we finally got over the hump or the soreness is starting to to go away and we're starting to see a lot better. >>so and giants play the dodgers on thursday and the a's get going on friday against the angels. >>as we head to break, here's a live look outside our camera in walnut creek giving us a look at this particular stretch of 6 saving folks move along just fine looks sunny too. a little cloudier by the coast and day well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket.

the value of our house, was to fund our long-term health care. these are just a few uses of reverse mortgages. or go online to request your free information kit. without a doubt, one of the best financial tools i've learned about. everybody should be taking a look at it. if they're over 62, they should at least investigate it. for years, reverse mortgage funding has been helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. we've got great peace of mind. whatever comes up. we're ready.

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>>and welcome back to the kron 4 news weekend. i'm rebecca strom. and we're checking out so a lot of fog and cloud cover around the bay area for the most part of we're definitely seeing it here at san francisco international airport. but delay free for flights right now because of the gray skies. so that is the good news and the better news is that everyone is going to see sunshine we're going to see some of that fog sick along the coast. but that's about it. temperatures definitely got to get warm to even hot in some spots, 70 degrees expected for the high in downtown san francisco 74 in oakland and 86 in san jose on more temperatures and break it down neighborhood by neighborhood coming up in just a few minutes now back to the news all right, thank you very much for back at some time now 7.56 still ahead governor newsom announcing state guidelines. >>for reopening schools right now it looks like most students will be having classes online we'll take a closer look plus remembering an icon civil rights leader representative john lewis has

passed away at the age of 80. we'll take a

>>and people wants hand. it is have to get out there to push and pull. and to never give never get lost in a sea of despair but to keep the faith. >>we knew they must be brave.

>>bowl. a courageous. >>congressman john lewis has passed away this morning. we remember the legendary civil rights icon who was also known as the the conscience of congress. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning >>good morning and thanks for joining us. our top story civil rights icon and longtime congressman john lewis has passed he lost his battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 80 lewis was one of the original freedom riders riding. >>in an integrated us from washington dc to new orleans during the height of the jim crow era here in the u.s., but that was just a small part of his legacy. martin savidge takes a look back. >>throughout his life john lewis stood for people's rights born in alabama cotton farm into a segregated america not only lived to see an

african american elected president he would be a major part of making that happen. >>we get them here. and just by never sustained in denver. they called threes you have a we still have a dream. >>louis growing up was angered by the unfairness of the jim crow south he credited martin luther king junior for inspiring him to join the civil rights movement and eventually lewis would become one of its most prominent leaders as a student you organize sit-ins at lunch in the early 60's. he was a freedom rider challenging segregation that interstate bus terminals across the south. >>the embodiment of nonviolence even frequently suffered beatings by angry mobs. the lewis 23 years old at the time was the youngest speaker at the 1963 march on washington. >>we want

>>then 2 years later led the march for voting rights. >>and the edmund pettus bridge. the other marchers were met by heavily armed state local police. >>they were set upon and beaten louis suffering a fractured skull it would be forever remembered as blood something. >>the images of brutality shocked the nation the all the noise and support for the voting rights act signed into law by president lyndon johnson. lewis never lost his young activists spirit taking it from protests to politics, standing up for what he believed was right lewis was arrested more than 40 times by police according to his congressional office. >>i'm on my way. we're going to win this race. he was elected to city council in atlanta. then the congress in washington representing georgia's 5th district, fighting against poverty and for health care while working to help younger generations by improving education. he

reached out to young people in other ways to reading a series of graphic novels about the civil rights movement winning him a national book award. >>the life of so many moments in great achievements. that was the achievement of another in 2008 to 4 pounds the most. the election of president barack obama. >>just a collection of individuals or a collection of red states and blue states we are and always will be the united states of america. >>the dream lewis of this was to impossible to consider decades before even as he fought to forge its foundation. this is a unbelievable hear it and i history. once again join you will be very please just see what is happening in. americans this is a long way from the march on washington the great form marching across

the bridge in selma. in 1965 for the right to vote in 2011 after more than 50 years of the front lines of civil rights louis receive the nation's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freedom. >>they broke his neck. america's first black president. >>lewis wasn't content to just making history. he was also dedicated to preserving it consider the impetus of the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture. and he never stopped storing up good trouble is he like calling likening you know durations george w bush after the contested 2000 election and vocally opposing donald trump in 2017. citing suspicions of russian election meddling and a protest against president trump's immigration policy the congressman levin, an elder statesman of the democratic party riled up the crowd with words you live by as an activist with the lawmakers there's a leader we must never ever give up. >>they must be brave. bowl

anchor ages. >>and this morning reaction is pouring in from politicians and famous figures who were close to congressman lewis president barack obama as you saw in martin's story there who wore did lewis the presidential medal of freedom back in 2011. issued a statement last night that said in part quote not many of us get to live to see our own legacy play out in such a meaningful remarkable way. john lewis did and thanks to him we now all have our marching orders. and here's house speaker nancy pelosi's statement she wrote quote john lewis was a titan of the civil rights movement whose goodness faith and bravery transformed our nation may his memory be an inspiration that moves us all to in the face of injustice. make good trouble necessary trouble. >>senator kamala harris says quote congressman john lewis was an american hero, a giant who shoulders upon many of us stand throughout his life he showed an ending courage.

generosity and love for our country. oakland representative barbara lee had this to say quote i am deeply saddened by the news that my dear friend colleague and personal hero. john lewis has passed away one of the giants of the civil rights movement in his youth, his leadership and courage continued as an extraordinary congressional leader. >>and now to the words of martin luther king, the 3rd son of martin luther king junior. he wrote in quote in part quote john lewis was an american treasure, he gave a voice to the voiceless any reminded each of us the most powerful nonviolent tool is the vote. our hearts feel empty without our friend, but we find comfort knowing that he is free at last. and as we head to break. here's a live look outside at the john lewis memorial in atlanta.

>>in the east bay officials in contra costa county are wondering what's it going to take to get people to wear masks to find perhaps kron four's philip affiliate recall takes a look at the penalties being considered right now for those who don't comply. >>on july first the 7 day average 4 people hospitalized in contra costa county after testing positive for covid-19 was 39. the latest numbers show that average has more than doubled now standing at 81, then we've seen a shift and this has been a shift seen nationwide as well.

>>currently our local hospitals of the covid patients who are in the hospital. only about 30 to 35 of them need to be in an icu county public health officer doctor chris farnitano says one reason fewer patients are requiring time in an intensive care unit. >>is because recently the highest infection rate is among people between 2040 years old an age group that often develops more mild symptoms compared to elderly people with pre-existing respiratory conditions that's why farnitano says it's vital younger people in here to the health order and avoid large gatherings. he says businesses need to improve in forcing social distancing requirements and the usage of face coverings as well we saw people gathering for father's day we saw. >>people backyard barbecues and things like that and i think that the the messaging has really gotten out in the last couple weeks that you know that has resulted and

things going the wrong direction the district attorney's office says its consumer protection unit has fielded nearly 200 public complete since a plea reporting businesses not following health orders spokesperson scott alonso says the unit follows up on every complaint we send them a warning letter we can deliver usually. >>if we can. >>outlining the possible penalty since they are pretty severe but we could take civil action against them where they could face thousands of dollars in fines potentially or actually being shut down so we haven't taken that step yet but it's something available to us the county board of supervisors is also exploring an administrative ordinance if it eventually passes a vote violating health orders would be an infraction and could result in an immediate ticket and fine. >>in contra costa county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>it's going to be a warm a sunny day around the bay area even hot in some spots right now we just have to get through the gray skies. the early morning fog in the cloud

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>>the 14 right now and i think we're going to see some hot temperatures today. i believe so rebecca in the weather center with more on that good morning, good morning guys, yeah, it depends where you're going to be out but we are definitely going to see some hot temperatures in the 90's as a matter of fact later on this afternoon. >>right now though we're dealing with a lot of fog and cloud cover gray skies out there. this is our live camera overlooking. >>san francisco you can see it

there in the background but the good news is it will open up to sunshine, we just have to get rid of all fog for now future cast for the showing us just exactly what it's going to be doing pushing out as we get closer to the lunchtime hour. but then sticking to a summer coastal spots like half moon bay for the remainder of the day pretty normal for this time of year right current temperatures outside right now a pretty comfortable for the most part you might just mean light long sleeves that's about it though we're mostly in the 60 60 degrees in alameda upper 50's in berkeley right now 60 degrees and napa over looking at 59 in nevado a 59 in downtown san francisco. some patchy morning clouds this morning and then we're going to see sunshine with those temperatures. getting warmer and even hotter in some spots tomorrow, lots of sunshine. it's going to be very similar to what we're seeing today and the next week things are going to start to taper off and be a little bit cooler, especially inland. we're not going to get as hot as what we're going to see this weekend. your 4 zone forecast today. yes you can

see the hot temperatures exactly where they're at right inland spots all the red the orange color on your screen very normal for this time of year but make sure you stay hydrated, especially if you're going to be the livermore valley 92 degrees that is going to be your temperature today 89 in concord 82 in antioch today, we're looking at upper 80's in the south bay as well 86 for downtown san jose 89 if you're going to be in morgan hill and mid to upper 70's for summer bayside communities. hayward you'll be a high of 79 74 in oakland today. layer you'll be at a high of 77. the north bay looks like this mostly in the 80's 84 napa 84 nevado little bit cooler and mill valley and the nice 73, san francisco, pretty toasty right for san francisco, 70 degrees with sunshine half moon bay, you'll be at the upper 60's again that's where we're going to see some of that fog and cloud cover stick with us throughout the entire day today. your seven-day around the bay we'll see a upper 80's to maybe some

low 90's tomorrow in a few spots but 70's around the bay. 60's at the coast and then you can see those 90's stick around for monday and tuesday inland before tapering off wednesday thursday and the rest of the week looks really good around the bay, nice and comfortable with temperatures in the low 70's and then low 60's up the coast now back to the news. thanks a lot of it is 8.17 a big story governor newsom is giving every school in the state both public and private. >>the same requirements for reopening classrooms. >>we are now putting forth guidelines that say schools can physically open. 4 in person education when the county that they're operating in has been off are monitoring list for 14 consecutive days. >>so that's the bar since there's no federal guidance. the governor has issued universal statewide guidelines for reopening rather than a hodgepodge of decisions from each county in each district. here are some of the rules for

when districts can let kids back into the classrooms as the governor just said the county has to be off of the watch list for 14 days. when kids come back masks are required for everybody physical distance he has to be enforced and regular testing in dedicated contract tracing must take place also until schools do reopen there has to be an emphasis on distance learning. >>in the south bay the governor's plan is also getting praise from officials within the san jose unified school district right now the district says it will begin the year with distance learning with the hope that students can start returning to campus perhaps in october. their plan is in line with what the governor announced yesterday and district leaders say they're happy. there's now some consistency and more importantly some clarity there's one clear direction directive. >>saying this is the way it shall be rather than hearing something from the state something from the county something from the district. >>parents and teachers in san jose are also on board with the state's plan. a recent

survey found 54% of parents say that they prefer to have a student attend classes at home. and 81% of teachers supported at home learning until the health numbers improve. >>the state guidelines apply to private schools as well kron four's terisa stasio has reaction from local catholic schools. so we you know we we still have to follow requirements and expectations and restrictions that are plan put in place by our local county local county health agencies so i'm assuming what's going to happen based on what governor newsome stated today county house is going to go through and produce some new guidelines, even as it is a private catholic school we don't get to dictate what we want to do at the private high school career and a lead 10 concord is distance learning for now. >>just like what many of the public schools are facing in california kron to let had hoped to open with in person instruction for its more than 1000 plus student body. >>but with being located in contra costa county. that's on

the california governor's watch list. opening is not what's happening for now we have planned on coming back in a hybrid environment and based on this we're going to have to review with the county to to figure out next steps if we can't get 14 days in the county we're in our kids are spread over several counties to come school year. >>so we have to take a look and make sure that everybody is safe. >>the same goes for saint mary's private high school located in alameda county which is also on the governor's list, principal doctor, peter imperial says that they are working overtime to try and figure out the best plan forward we know the kids need human interaction, they need a heart to heart in the face to face. >>for kids to do well in school last term but if we if we don't go back to their rooms i i worry about the mental health. we worry about that in equities. >>the 2 schools tell kron 4 that they will adhere to the state's guidelines and we'll wait to see if the situation improves so that students and

faculty can safely return to school. >>as more and more businesses add mask requirements, the debate over whether lawmakers can require them is intensifying in fact that their forges now with more on the showdown that's brewing between the governor of georgia and the mayor of atlanta. more than 75,000. that's how many new daily coronavirus cases were reported nationwide thursday we are at a boiling 0.38 states and puerto rico moving in the wrong direction with increases in cases hospitalizations. >>and debts. >>i think the time has come that we really do need to take a look at what's going on. and see if we can intensify the things we do to prevent. the resurgence is that we're seeing a coronavirus task force report says 18 states in the covid red zone should roll back reopening but the report is published. >>its contents became public because it was obtained by the nonprofit news outlet center for public integrity and the recommendations have not been discussed publicly. one of the states in the red zone in the

report. >>is georgia the people in our state are dying the state's governor suing the mayor the city of atlanta over her mask wearing mandate and roll back to phase one of reopening mayor bottoms and they cannot be enforced. >>but her decision to shutter businesses and undermine economic growth. >>is devastating atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms calls the situation bizarre and says the mask mandate is needed to reduce the spread in the city, it's unfortunate that in the midst of this pandemic. >>that the governor of our state didn't know that this virus could be spread by asymptomatic maine's is continuing to spread misinformation in atlanta georgia. i'm darryl forges. >>and congress is debating the next round of small business loans as the pandemic strangles economy really tell you with us treasury secretar

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treasury secretary steven mnuchin told lawmakers he wants to see new loans extended to small businesses facing a second round of closures but on a more targeted bases for smaller companies and those that are especially hard hit newton says restaurants and hotels will be top priority. lawmakers say the priority should be getting hosed a smaller business owners still struggling to get their first loan. >>even as large are more well connected business owners rack up millions in aid communities like mine quite frankly iowa democrat abby finkenauer and ohio republicans, the shah but want to see a focus on helping rural in minority communities, access loans. we must examine and learn from the past and prepare for the future. >>unfortunately there are still challenges that are presenting obstacles for the nation's smallest firms why information that we still don't now kansas democrat sharice davids says the administration must also be more transparent to prevent abuse and help borrowers with loan forgiveness rates will

look like the rate at which minority businesses have received a bronze this information is essential we're going have a very robust process to review loans before loans are forgiven. newton says companies deemed ineligible have already returned 30 billion dollars in small business loans in washington raquel martin. california democratic senator dianne feinstein announced thursday that she planned to introduce an amendment. >>to the senate's next cover across our stimulus bill that would withhold funds from states that don't mandate mask-wearing we'll see where that goes all. >>and san francisco is on the states watch list want to tell you the plea from well many people have such a misunderstanding

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>>the 30 right now and let's see when things are going to heat up today for the folks in these banks, let's find out we're back in the weather center good morning. >>good morning james and darya yeah we're going to see things start to heat up into the afternoon we just have to get this some of these cooler temperatures outside right now. and a lot of the cloud cover that we're seeing throughout the entire bay area. grey skies conditions here at san francisco international airport you can see behind me but not for long once we get closer to that lunch time hour. that's when we're going to see a lot of sunshine and those warm temperatures and even some hot ones are returning to us if you're going to be inland. tomorrow much of the same we're going to see a lot of sunshine and the warm weather continuing, especially around the bay and for inland spots

coastal to be really nice and comfortable and then next week we're going get a little bit of a cool down especially during the middle of next week, i'll have all the details and your temperature breakdown coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>we have to get this virus under control at right now. we don't have months we barely have weeks every decision you make affects everyone around you. >>san francisco mayor london breed begging people to wear masks and stay away from parks and other large gatherings. this as the city and county of san francisco now been placed on the states watch list because of a rise in coronavirus cases for a harvey is live at mission dolores park with the mayor's urgent message reyna. >>dr. ian james, making her words loud and clear you know i keep my mask on me all the time when i'm interviewing somebody throwing on right now there's not a lot of people out here but that's going to change because the weather is going to be really nice this weekend. but they're saying we're seeing an uptick in cases here in the city because

a lot of people are enjoying outdoor activities like here dolores park we're going to show you the hospitalization rate over the past couple of days, it take a look at his crop. this was forgiven as by the city and you could see the increase in numbers on the first look at those cases are down to the low 50's and then as we gradually go to the weeks you can see here towards the 14 15 or in the mid to lower 80. so the cases have been growing rapidly overnight. now again over the holiday weekend. there were a lot of people out here that lowers part in joint 4th of july you can see a lot of folks not everybody privacy social distancing. the public health says in just 13 days, san francisco's at almost a 1000 new cases so what this means. now the city's reopening plan is on pause and i'm gonna try to slow the spread by encouraging people to wear masks we spoke to some residents live out here in the city and here's what they had to say about the increase in cases in wearing masks. >>you know my guess is that the spike in covid recently is

due to the holiday weekend july 4th and people gathering with friends and family may not have been practicing social distancing them, wearing masks as much. we i i just think that there's there needs to be a a greater force are people in the city to push for folks who wearing masks a 100%. >>and for the most part everyone i talked to out here today they've all had on mass now if the city continues at this rate you're going to see more businesses that are potentially going to have to be closed as a result of this so now the urgent message is continuing to practice social distancing while making sure you keep on a mask for now reporting here in san francisco right now harvey kron 4 news. >>all right. thank you reena businesses and the mission district are hoping more money role and thanks to a new plan sections of valencia street are going to be car free to make room for outdoor dining and shopping kron four's dan thorn has more on the plan.

>>in just about a week for a few hours a night 2 blocks along valencia street will not be filled with parked cars instead tables chairs and hopefully a bustling restaurant and shopping scene will take their place it's about giving small businesses a fighting chance to survive this pandemic mission business owner many akuti l along with the valencia corridor merchants association proposed a 3 month experiment. every thursday through sunday from 04:00pm to 10:00pm valencia will be closed between 16th and 17th street and 18th and 19th streets this way the nearby restaurants and shops can take over the parking in biking lanes to allow for outdoor seating and shopping it's going to allow small businesses to. perform their business more safely. a lot of people to distance out even farther and a lot of high capacity at the same time some residents who have been disheartened by seeing mission district businesses boarded up and struggling say they're on board with the idea, i'm a san francisco native. so i love

going on i love going shopping and i just think that we need to have been opened so in a safe environment i think it's a great idea i can sanitize on the front table there guys don't mind often wander isn't selling food or cocktails, but sarah larson owner of the handmade candle in jewelry store says this idea will bring much needed energy back to valencia valencia street was this. >>by brant. >>the thing before i shut down and we've kind of lost a lot of my new covid shut down so it's really exciting to bring attention back to the street and get people off about with no expectation of covid-19 disappearing anytime soon mission business owners say safety for everyone is key. it is no mask, no injuries of you want to come enjoy valencia street and support our merchants. these come wearing a mask or but we're not gonna be able to come in at all reporting in san francisco. >>dan thorn kron 4 news. >>happening today, the city of hayward is putting together a social distancing outdoor

dining event starting at 02:00pm be street is going to be closed to traffic car traffic that is. from foothill boulevard to walk in street and main street will be closed from a street to see street. the event runs until 10:00pm and it will take place every saturday until the end of august. and here's a closer look at the local coronavirus numbers to the keep climbing statewide more than 373,000 infections more than 7600 deaths in the bay area alone we're looking at more than 37,000 almost 38,000 deaths now our cases with 600 85 deaths. >>a 36 and coming up on this settlement saturday morning the state is stepping in to investigate the lael police department after an officer fatally shot a young man last month we'll have the details. plus more weather and traffic on this saturday morning and there's a look at the role if you're going over the san

state attorney general javier becerra is going to step in to investigate the vallejo police department. >>they're accused of destroying evidence in the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa he was killed last month and body cam video shows an officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked car and killing and you can see it there there's a criminal investigation over whether that windshield was destroyed in the car was put back in service. however, sarah announced he would be taking over the investigation. and

now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on the fbi to get involved. she says quote recent reports that key evidence was destroyed are deeply disturbing and highlight the urgency and necessity out side independent federal investigation. john powell will spend the rest of his life in prison for killing neil wilson at the macarthur bart station in oakland in 2018 yesterday, he was sentenced to 2 consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole. after the sentence was announced the wilson family spoke about what they'll always remember about mia. >>she has such a virus variant and the spare. >>i want people to remember her as the loving and caring person that she was respectful on us a very outgoing and can that was her way you see us. happy liberated that was in the air. >>cal's attorneys says he

plans to file an appeal. >>all 3 men facing charges in ahmaud arbery's death pleaded not guilty in georgia greg mcmichael his son travis and william bryan where indicted last month on charges, including felony murder. the mcmichaels are accused of shooting arbery while bryan recorded on his cell phone now brian is also accused of trying to trap auburn with his truck. and friday arbery's mother pleaded with the judge to deny him bail. >>and it's not them. again. time now to go home. now. >>the judge in the end sided with audrey's mother and denied brian bail calling him a flight risk. should national

headlines supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is undergoing chemotherapy again, the 87 year-old announced friday that the pancreatic cancer she was treated for back in 2009 has returned and that she's been receiving treatment since may. but this time it's in her liver. ginsburg says so far the results are positive and she remains quote fully able to continue serving as a justice. >>there's 5060. that's why. >>still ahead an alarming trend across the country as people who don't believe they can catch coronavirus are gathering in large parties for every action. coming up from doctors. >>and a live look outside right now conditions in downtown san jose lots of sunshine blue skies to look forward to seeing some warms

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>>it's 08:45am. we're looking at a nice weekend that toasty if you're inland then pretty nice if you're by the bay, yeah and if it gets a little too warm for you don't worry. there's relief in the middle of the week apparently we have are back in full forecast. >>yeah that's right you want to beat the heat will next week looks like a little bit cooler for inland spots because those are going to be a hot spots today and tomorrow, so if you want to hang around buyer bayside communities, even for summer coastal spots that will be nice for you, they'll be a lot more comfortable conditions here at san francisco international airport lots of fog and clouds right now that we're for most of the bay area. but that's going to burn

off by the lunchtime hour and open up to a whole lot of nice temperatures, especially in san francisco on the warmer side downtown you're going to be at 70 degrees this afternoon 72. in the mission district. 64 in the sunset district to the marina distroct you're going to be at 64 as well along the coast, we're looking at 57 him on terra 65 in pacifica today, half moon bay, you are going to see the cloud cover stick around. but that's normal for that area right. but 67 a really nice temperature for the afternoon, upper 70's for millbrae and burlingame at 79 today and then some 80's popping up san carlos in redwood city you're both going to be at 84 degrees. 81 in palo alto yourself a zone definitely up a few degrees than what we saw yesterday afternoon upper 80's in campbell today expected 88 89 in los gatos morgan hill, you're also getting close to that ninety-degree number at 89 degrees 86 in milpitas you respect zone looks like this

92 in livermore that's one of our hot spots 90 degrees in pleasanton 87 today and son all but if you're looking for a little bit of relief it's going to be nice in richmond and berkeley both in the low 70's, 74 in oakland today. but it's going to get hot in danville at 91 degrees this afternoon and 88 in san ramon, 91 in pittsburgh in vacaville looks like our hottest temperature on the board today so far 94 degrees and then we're looking at so low 80's and yacht dylan napa and upper 80's in sonoma. if you're going to be the north bay 81 degrees expected in sandra fell under a lot of sunshine today mill valley will be a lot nicer as far as the cooler temperature at 73, nice and comfortable there point rays at 74. your seven-day around the bay much of the same for tomorrow and then we're going to see a those 90's sick around through about tuesday and so we finally get some relief inland. for the middle of the week wednesday and thursday look pretty nice and 70's around the coast. our

70's around the bay rather and then those 60's along the coast to get you by that's a look at weather now back to the news. >>all right rebecca, thank 47 is the time it's hard to believe. but there are reports now the some young people are intentionally attending so-called covid party some want to catch the virus for various reasons, others go because they don't believe it exists and they want to prove it. but it's real it's killed more than a 130,000 americans so far and brian todd takes a look now at a warning the doctors have for those covid party, goers. >>there's like 5060. that's dozens of young people seen at a party in osceola county florida sheriff's officials tell cnn affiliate w e s age they believe parties like this have led to a spike in coronavirus cases in that area in michigan young people's parties in the towns of saline and torch lake officials say have exploded into thousands of cases of covid but that's not the worst of it while some parties are attended by young

people who simply think they won't get infected. >>other parties seem to have been hosted by people who knew they were infected or attended by people trying to get infected local officials say driving america's top expert on infectious disease to incredulity when i hear about these covid parties it just you know makes my head spin because when you get infected. >>would you doing is you're not in a vacuum. are you a part of the propagation of the outbreak doctor jane appleby chief medical officer at methodist hospital in san antonio put out a videotaped message in recent days about a 30 year-old patient at her hospital who she said admitted to attending a covid party, this is a party held by somebody diagnosed with the cold and the thought is that. >>people get together and to see if the virus is real and if anyone gets infected. just before the patient died, they look at their nurse and they said i think i made a mistake. i thought this was a hoax that it's not. >>the mayor of san antonio

confirmed that case in an interview with cnn and gave more details they thought they were invincible that that this wouldn't affect them. >>as a way that you know to prove their point. unfortunately 5 days later this is a memorial day party at the wake. 5 days this young man got sick. >>officials in tuscaloosa alabama recently spoke about information they had received on young people apparently throwing covid parties in that city, a city council member relaying accounts of grotesque contacted by cnn health officials in alabama and san antonio said they investigated the reports but could neither confirm nor deny the existence of covid parties in their areas even though younger people appear to be at a lesser risk of severe illness or death from coronavirus. >>one expert says it's beyond words that they play russian

roulette with their own lives or the lives of others in may in fact their parents or their grandparents or their teachers or their employer. >>who might be over the age of 65 who might have an airline condition and they will die, i can't think of anything more stupid then to go to a covid party. as brian todd reporting health officials warn that even people who recover from covid-19 without complications aren't immune. >>from complications later in life the virus could lead to heart failure. kidney failure lung disease. that spreads by mutating your cells and that could have long-term repercussions. >>a's pitcher he's is the is back with the team after testing positive for covid on july 7th. in any symptoms, but he still could have spread it so he had to quarantine and test negative twice before he could come back. lazard was one of baseball's top pitching prospects, but injuries have played his young career. we

still don't know exactly how that is going to use in the season, especially since he's missed some of much time but just for now everybody in the club is just happy he's back. >>i feel good now to really good night. i thought good throughout the whole process they really have any sense of any complications thankfully. so. young's glad you got out there. >>the giants continue to ramp up their workload as where they're getting close to opening day they're going to play a two-game tuneup monday and tuesday with the a's before the first tango with the dodgers on thursday. they're only getting 2 weeks of training, but they say they will be ready for this odd covid shortened season. >>feeling good you know i think that we've talked about is as a group of where that that hump is and i think we finally got over the hump or the soreness is starting to to go away and we're starting to see a lot better. >>first pitch for the giants and dodgers thursday, the a's get going friday against the angels. >>the next hour, the kron

00:04am morning news on mark federal agents are arresting people in portland. the governor and local leaders don't want them there we're going to tell you why the president isn't listening and said vowing to increase the number of troops if necessary. and as we head to break another live look from the east bay, our camera in walnut creek showing a 6, 8, we'll be right back. (birds chirping)

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center live look outside a very foggy very cloudy. the star east a camera overlooking berkeley right now and we are completely socked in this morning. but it will be for long as we get closer to that lunch time hour things are going to begin to clear out and we are going to get some sunshine and some warm temperatures on tap even hot ones in some spots for inland communities, san francisco. you're going to be a high of 70 degrees today this afternoon for oakland, 74 and a high of 86 in san jose on the complete weather check coming up in just a few minutes effective means all right, thank you very much rebecca 56, still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news governor newsome announcing new state guidelines for reopening schools. >>right now it looks like most students are going to have to begin class online. we'll have the very latest on that. >>plus remembering an icon civil rights leader representative john lewis has passed away at the age of 80 we're going to take a look back at his life an

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have people in this country and around the world come to grips with one simple true that we are one people. >>we are one family we are the human family. >>a message of unification congressman john lewis has passed away and this morning, we remember the legendary civil rights icon who was also known as the conscience of congress. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 9. >>good morning and thanks for joining us. the top story civil rights icon and longtime congressman john lewis has died he lost his battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 80 lewis was one of the original freedom riders riding in an integrated bus from washington dc to new orleans during the height of the jim crow era. >>in the u.s., but that was just a small part of his legacy. martin savidge takes a look back. >>throughout his life john lewis stood for people's

rights born in alabama cotton farm into a segregated america not only lived to see an african-american elected president he would be a major part of making that happen. >>we get them here. and just by never sustained in they called threes you have a we still have a dream. >>louis growing up was angered by the unfairness of the jim crow south he credited martin luther king junior for inspiring him to join the civil rights movement and eventually lewis would become one of its most prominent leaders this is to do you organize sit-ins at lunch the early 60's. he was a freedom rider challenging segregation that interstate bus terminals across the south. >>the embodiment of nonviolence he frequently suffered beatings by angry mobs. lewis 23 years old at the time was the youngest

speaker at the 1963 march on washington. >>we want >>then 2 years later led a march for voting rights. >>on the edmund pettus bridge. the other marchers were met by state local police. >>they were set upon and beaten louis suffering a fractured skull it would be forever. remembered splitting something. >>the images of brutality shocked the nation galvanizing support for the voting rights act signed into law by president lyndon johnson. lewis never lost his young activists spirit taking it from protests to politics, standing up for what he believed was right lewis was arrested more than 40 times by police according to his congressional office. >>i'm on my way. we're going to win this race. he was elected to city council in atlanta. then the congress in washington representing georgia's 5th district

fighting against poverty and for health care while working to help younger generations by improving education. he reached out to young people in other ways to reading a series of graphic novels about the civil rights movement winning him a national book award. >>the life of so many moments in great achievements. that was the achievement of another in 2008 different paths, the most. the election of president barack obama. >>just a collection of individuals or a collection of red states and blue states we are and always will be the united states of america. >>the dream lewis of this was to impossible to consider decades before even as he fought to forge its foundation. this is a unbelievable period in our history. once again join you will be very please just see what is happening in in

america's this is a long way from the march on washington the great form marching across the bridge in selma. in 1965 for the right to vote in 2011 after more than 50 years of the front lines of civil rights louis receive the nation's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freedom. >>they broke his neck. >>lewis wasn't content to just making history. he was also dedicated to preserving it consider the impetus of the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture. and he never stopped storing up. good trouble is we like to call a boycott. the inauguration of george w bush after the contested 2000 election. and vocally opposing donald trump in 2017. citing suspicions of russian election meddling and a protest against president trump's immigration policy the congressman levin and elder statesman of the democratic party riled up the crowd with words you live by as an activist with the lawmakers

there's a leader we must never ever give up. >>they must be brave. bowl acre ages. >>and this morning reaction is pouring in from politicians and famous figures who were close to congressman lewis. >>president jimmy carter said of lewis's passing quote he made an indelible mark on our history through his quest to make our nation more just john never shied away from what he called good trouble to lead our nation on a path toward human and civil rights and president barack obama released a statement last night saying quote not many of us get to live to see our own legacy play out in such a meaningful way and remarkable way john lewis did and thanks to him. we now all have our marching orders. >>former secretary of state hillary clinton said quote john lewis was the truest kind of patriot. he believed america could be better even live up to its highest founding ideals of equality

and liberty for all he made good trouble to help get us there now it's up to the rest of us to carry on his work. rest in power. my friend. and vice president joe biden and his wife doctor jill biden releasing this statement quote john's life reminds us all that the most powerful symbol of what it means to be an american is what we do with the time we have to make the promise of our nation that we are all created equal and deserve to be treated equally. as we head to break. we'll share with you a live look outside the john lewis memorial. >>in atlanta. and we're back

at 9 '08 state attorney general javier becerra will step in to investigate that vallejo police department shooting. they're accused of destroying evidence in the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa he was killed last month and body camera video shows an officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked car and killing him, here's that video. and there's the fire. there's a criminal investigation into whether the windshield was destroyed in the car was put back into service. however, sarah announced that he would take over the investigation and in fact now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the fbi to get involved as well. she said quote recent reports that key evidence was destroyed are deeply disturbing and highlight the urgency and necessity of an outside independent federal investigation. the diocese of

san jose is responding to allegations of past abuse at catholic schools in the area. a newly released report accuses 2 former employees of misconduct. it names marion stuckey who worked for the diocese has its superintendent of catholic schools between 1993 in 2009. it also names, jeff house who taught at art bishop. many high school archbishop mitty high school between 1982 in 99. the diocese of san jose says it is now launching an independent investigation into any alleged incidents involving those former employees. >>time now is light >>john powell is going to spend the rest of his life in prison for killing neil wilson. the macarthur bart station in oakland in 2018 yesterday, he was sentenced to 2 consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole. >>after the sentence was announced the wilson family spoke about what they always remember about mia. >>she has such a virus variant and the spare. i want people

to remember her as the loving and caring person that she was. >>respectful on us a very outgoing and can that was her way you see us. happy liberated that was in the air. >>cows attorneys says he plans to file an appeal. >>and still ahead on this saturday morning states are seeing a shortage of coronavirus testing and personal protective equipment. now lawmakers urging the it's 9.13

right now getting a peek at the weather is going to be a nice weekend yeah, rebecca yeah, it's going to be really nice guys spend it outside if you can just make sure the year. >>drink a lot of water because some spots we're going to see 90 degrees or even more so live cam right now showing us of conditions here at half moon bay just beautiful shot very typical for area and it's going to be a quite nice throughout the entire bay area, especially along our coastal spots visibility also going to only continue to improve over the next couple of hours happen they are still going to have that cloud cover but everywhere else lots of sunshine. there are going to be seeing. getting closer to the noontime hour you can see it here on future cast for as all of that being pushed out of the bay area and into the afternoon opening up to a lot of sunshine and warm temperature wise right now we're a few degrees higher than where we were at this

time yesterday morning so 3 degrees higher napa novato a couple degrees higher about a degree or 2 cooler in some spots like san francisco and hayward but relatively pretty similar to what you woke up to yesterday lots of temperatures already in the 6064 in open right now 63 in hayward 60 degrees in redwood city 63 in palo alto 63 in nevado and 59 in santa rosa. so here's a breakdown of what things are going to look like sunny and warm today once we get all the patchy morning clouds out of the way very similar story for tomorrow for your sunday and the next week. it's going to be a bit cooler, especially inland we're going to get some relief from these temperatures. so you can see here 92 degrees that's what we're expecting if you're going to be in livermore today, 82 an antioch 89 in concord very hot morgan hill at 89 as well 84 in redwood city. cooler at the coast of course, but still really nice happen may coming in at 6770 degrees warm for san francisco. and they're looking at 74 for downtown oakland, 84

for napa and for nevado your seven-day around the bay forecast looks like this again a similar story for tomorrow, maybe a couple of degrees here and there a little bit lower. inland tomorrow versus today but really it's going to feel the same as we get into monday and tuesday those 90's stick around with us. before finally tapering off wednesday through the rest of next week. the back to the news. thanks a lot of that is 9.16 in the big story governor newsom is giving every school in the state public and private the same requirements for reopening classrooms. >>we are now putting forth guidelines that say schools can physically open. 4 in person education when the county that they're operating in has been off are monitoring list for 14 consecutive days. >>right now all of the counties in the bay area except for one on the list so it's going to be a while. >>but says there's no federal guidance. the governor has issued universal statewide

guidelines for reopening instead of each county and district doing it themselves. here's some of the guidelines for letting kids back to school. you already heard just say you have to be off the watch list for 14 days and then masks a required physical distancing has to be enforced. regular testing and dedicated contact tracing must be in place and until the schools are able to reopen there will be distance learning. everywhere in the bay area accepts and the tail is on that watch list as is much of the state and that means more than 80% of california students will have to start the year distance learning kron four's michelle kingston spoke with contra costa superintendent about what that means there. >>this is unprecedented and the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district superintendents across the bay area have been working tirelessly making plans for both distance learning and for the possibility of students returning to school in the fall at a handle the mask

requirements, social distancing guidelines in classroom cleanliness but on friday governor gavin newsom announced a 5 step statewide plan for safe learning and announced that schools can not reopen until the county they're located and has been off the state's monitoring list for at least 14 days contra costa county is on that list along with 31 other counties across the state i do i really appreciate that we are going to be getting more guidance in one >>on a statewide level that we news on a county county level the governor's plan did not surprised when mackie the contra costa county superintendent of schools. she says she found it helpful and that the districts are just staying in adapting i think what's happened today is it's getting better parameters. >>it's getting more concrete parameters of what we need to do. and so everybody knows that they're going to have to start with distance when can we are on the monitoring list mackey is excited for the

start of the year but says contra costa county families must come together to flatten the curve so students can return to school at some point in some way before the end of the year and i'm hoping that as a community the contra costa community we are think that that is so important. we stay home when we can and we wear our masks when we can and we all those calls. >>why i'm optimistic now. matthew says realistically she doesn't see classrooms returning to full capacity at all this year, but she does believe there will be some sort of face to face learning. but first we have to flatten that curve in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>another big story that we're following this morning unmarked federal troops apparently have been moving in the portland have been arresting people and taking them away in unmarked vehicles. now the governor says those troops are only increasing the tension in the city in fact the governor there demanding the president remove them, but admits the she is powerless to do

anything about it. we have lisa balick now with the very latest. >>governor brown said the actions of federal officers are making the violence in downtown worse. she told the head of homeland security by phone to get the officers out of here i was very very clear with the secretary that having federal officers here is like pouring gasoline on a fire in today. rmation again by the acting head of the u.s. customs and border protection that their officers were sent to portland as well. they're among federal officers in photos tweeted by the homeland security chief from his visit here. their message is the president wants them here fighting quote the criminals and they will restore law and order the governor believes it's not the help that's needed. this is appalling when we need help from the federal government testing supplies personal protective equipment they are and but will the governor wants the troops gone, she admits she can stop the i have no authority in

terms of the troops coming in the portland today, the federal troops as federal officers continue to engage in portland streets in violence grows. >>i asked the governor what she believed would stop the destruction of public and private property downtown violence answers, nothing violent offers nothing and it solves nothing. >>and frankly it is a distraction from the critically important work that we need to do. i believe very strongly that we need to be at a table. >>talking about how we eradicate racism. >>that was lisa balick reporting the organ attorney general has filed lawsuits against several federal agencies that have sent their agents to portland, including border patrol. >>kramer's and once again in limbo at the white house sends mixed messages about whether it will strengthen were

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>>we have to get this virus under control at right now. we don't have months we barely have weeks every decision you make affects everyone around you. >>san francisco mayor london

breed begging people to wear masks and stay away from large gatherings, especially at parks. this comes as the city in the county of san francisco now been placed on the state watch list because of a rise in coronavirus cases, travelers radar be is live at mission dolores park with the mayor's message traina. >>that's right you want you to wear a mask a few around people like he might on hand from around a group are getting ready interview people always told my mask on it you can see laura's part. >>lot of people out here yet but that the day still has to go on it's going to get warm but we're going to show you the hospitalization rates. >>over the past couple of weeks they've really started to soar. now here you can see the first of july they were in the mid to lower 50's and as it gradually increases you can see well 70 and then we hear about mid 80 towards the 4015 so cases have been steadily going up we know in the past 13 days they've seen a 1000 cases here those hospitalizations rates. now as

far as the holiday. we know we just pass for the july weekend we're going to actually take you to dolores park over the weekend and you can see a lot of people out here enjoying the park, not everybody practicing social distancing and using the circles that the city has put in place like the ones that i have behind me a lot of people not really following the guidelines here and so we have seen an uptake in cases. now again we got a chance to talk to local residents on here are their thoughts about the case is going up. >>whenever i go outside i make sure to wear a i by bike every afternoon after work. there where to spend and it helps me. i can pull it off or on a farm in a safe distance from folks to get some air otherwise a throwback common ever see somebody. i mean i'd like to see the citi open a quick don't think that's going to happen until people wear their masks for several weeks and keep social distance and it really does take an effort on behalf of everyone in the city. in the bay area. until we can get to that point bill.

>>right so just like he said keep his mask on hand throws at on as soon as he's around people. well again just like in dolores park where they have set up the social distancing circles they're just trying to discourage people from coming out here and gather in large crowds altogether. but again they put the circle city place here in the park to try to keep people and a social enough distance now again if the numbers continue to rise like what we've been seen in the city is saying we have to close more businesses continue to put a pause on the opening of others establishments for now reporting here in san francisco mayor harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot of >>on the peninsula, san mateo county is the only bay area county that's not on the state's covid-19 watch list, business owners are pretty thankful for that fact that they can stay open but county leaders worry that it might not be that way for long kron four's gayle ong has more. >>county leaders say the

situation could change easily of people are not careful and that landing on the list would collapse the economy here friday evening people donning downtown san carlos supporting local businesses outdoor dining reopened last month but many are operating with fewer staff. >>and are bracing for the unknown part 2. >>managed to hiring new employees all so i kind of feel bad for our employees. it is hard for everybody. >>a bay area counties have landed on governor gavin newsome scope and 19 watch list while san mateo county is not on the list shop adults in need say owner of to mari georgy in kazeem says he's been preparing for the worst if something changes we are ready would be through this already. >>and we've got to stay positive and whatever comes our way we're we're ready in a statement, the county's health chief says san mateo county has a case rate of 101.2 cases

per 100,000 in the population. >>and a 14 day rolling average that will likely put them on the governor's list soon county supervisor david cannabis has been urging people to wear masks to slow the spread of covid-19 even calling on governor newsome to find people who don't wear one supervisor cannabis as indoor businesses will suffer if the county ends up on the state's list and that fresh aid and leave any and owns a nail salon and has been keeping an eye on the bay area and is taking it day by day we don't have any choice initiative if the how can the world problem i would do whatever they can it's san mateo county ends up on the governor's covid-19 watch list. businesses with indoor services like nail salons hair salons and gyms and churches will be suspended. here in san parlous gayle ong kron 4 news. >>here's a closer look at our local coronavirus numbers statewide we have more than 373 confirmed cases now with

more than 7600 deaths in the bay area almost 38,000 cases confirmed so far with 685 deaths reported. >>and the south bay los altos is launching a new program to help small businesses open streets, los altos is going to partially closed down the downtown street every thursday through monday for outdoor dining and shopping the streets impacted include main street from first to 3rd street state street from second to 3rd and 4th street near pomp a restaurant. this program will run at this point through the end of september. this is in san francisco's mission district are hoping that more money will roll in and help them selection sections of valencia street are going to be car free so that they can have outdoor dining and shopping there kron four's dan thorn has more on that plan. >>in just about a week for a few hours a night 2 blocks along valencia street will not be filled with parked cars instead tables chairs and

hopefully a bustling restaurant and shopping scene will take their place it's about giving small businesses a fighting chance to survive this pandemic mission business owner many akuti l along with the valencia corridor merchants association proposed a 3 month experiment. every thursday through sunday from 04:00pm to 10:00pm valencia will be closed between 16th and 17th street and 18th and 19th streets this way the nearby restaurants and shops can take over the parking in biking lanes to allow for outdoor seating and shopping it's going to allow small businesses to. perform their business more safely. a lot of people the distance out even farther and it allowed in that capacity at the same time some residents who have been disheartened by seeing mission district businesses boarded up and struggling say they're on board with the idea, i'm a san francisco native. so i love going on i love going shopping and i just think that we need to have been opened so in a safe environment i think it's a great idea i can sanitize on

the front table there guys don't mind often wander isn't selling food or cocktails, but sarah larson owner of the handmade candle in jewelry store says this idea will bring much needed energy back ao valencia valencia street was this. >>by brant. >>a thing before i shut down and we've kind of lost a lot of my new covid shut down so it's really exciting to bring attention back to the street and get people off about with no expectation of covid-19 disappearing anytime soon mission business owners say safety for everyone is key is no mask, no injuries of you want to come enjoy valencia street and support our merchants. these come wearing a mask or but we're not gonna be able to come in at all reporting in san francisco. >>dan thorn kron 4 news. >>happening today, the city of hayward is putting together a social distancing outdoor dining event starting at 02:00pm be street is going to be closed to traffic from foothill boulevard to walk in st. and major is going to shut down from a to c street and

the event we're told is going to run until 10:00pm and it will take place every saturday until the end of august. to some national headlines now if you've tried to get a coronavirus test then you know it's nearly impossible depending on where you live there just aren't enough test centers to go around it takes forever in some cases to get an appointment and then you may have to wait more than a week to get the results to find out if you're positive. a lot of time wasted their and lawmakers are urging the president to do more to fix that joe khaleel has the very latest now from dc. >>we still don't have the needed testing and ppe 85 months into the nation's pandemic response house speaker nancy pelosi says we are again running out of protective equipment and falling behind on testing sometimes 2 weeks in order to get the results. you know why because there's not enough equipment house democrats raised concerns that has covid cases spike the trump administration needs to take immediate drastic action for

what reason does the president not fully implement the defense bill democrats are urging president trump to use the defense production act to produce materials that would speed up test results, but the white house says. >>there are enough tests and now it's up to the states. >>there are various different types of test in this country some take longer to process than others but we have surged testing to the state's press secretary kayleigh mcenany says the white house will continue to serve as a resource for states delivering on ventilators and testing leading the world and the amount of testing we've provided she did the surging going to lose that we are better prepared. in addition to identify that a treated. >>house gop leader kevin mccarthy also defended the white house. he says democrats should instead focus their criticism on china tried a cook and started holding the pp he around the world that was all still lawmakers say at the white house can improve testing times it will help fully reopen the economy in

washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>it's 9.39 a developing story a north carolina city has voted to provide reparations to its black residents will be cash payments so how exactly they planning to do it we've got stephanie stennis tostee with the story. >>we have a motion and a second thank historic vote passed unanimously by asheville city council tuesday night in my mind is resolution is the first step. >>in that it names a vast list of historical wrongs that have been. catch a weighted against the black community of into this very day this is that resolution a move that officially recognizes the injustices of centuries and attempts to right the wrongs. >>a way to formally apologize to black residents for the city's role in slavery discriminatory housing practices and other races policies throughout its history. this is a movement that largely. >>describes the treatment of blacks in america. for a

sustained period of time now that it's passed what does it mean and what will nashville from here. >>that's what made people who live in this community want to know it's a great buzz word it made national news union late grew up in nashville. he now runs my dad taught me that a grassroots organization helping young men in the community prepare for life. this is the programs for anyone make says he feels the resolution is a good first step how is this going to transpire and what is it was going to come of it there's going to be more lip service is going to be something that just sounds great. always going to be a real intentional. action plan to do some real work to support the black community councilwoman julie mayfield says that's the goal any looking at doing using the power of government. >>what we can do we can create policies we can create programs we can we can change things. we can create structures. >>and systems national me a very very profound step pretty much for the country notice.

>>reporting in nashville, i'm stephanie serna stasi. >>morning fog and cloud cover that we're seeing around the bay area here live conditions across a san francisco international airport here but we are going to see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon with some warm to hot and

welcome back to the kron 4 news weekend. i'm rebecca strawman the kron 4 weather center. >>with a sunny shot

overlooking downtown san jose right now this is one of our a sunny shots around the bay area a lot of the morning clouds and the fog layer has dissipated here it's going to be doing the same through much of the bay area it's going to open up to warm even hot temperatures, especially inland today. the breakdown of your highs and san francisco you're going to be at 70 in downtown 72 in the mission district today, 64 in the sunset district. we're looking upper 50's to upper 60's along our coastal spots pacifica you'll be at 65 on terra 57 half moon bay. you're gonna have cloud cover there but a nice 67 degrees. a high of 77 in millbrae today 79 in burlingame and then the 80 start to pop up along the peninsula through san carlos in redwood city both coming in at 84 pal also you'll be at 81 degrees and then we're going to see temperatures a bump up by a few degrees actually across the entire south bay versus yesterday, 88 in saratoga and campbell this afternoon 89 in los gatos yeah

close to 90 again in morgan hill later today and then we're going to see those 90's popping up and our east bay areas like pleasanton and livermore you'll be at a high of 92 88 dublin later on this afternoon. if you do want a little bit of relief though it's going to be nice for summer bayside spots like richmond at 71, sunny and mild in berkeley at 70 degrees but 89 and wannacry can conquer today danville you'll be a hot 91 degrees and then 94 in vacaville expected very hot there. 84 in napa 88 expected in sonoma later on today. and the north bay looks like this get a little bit of point raise that 74 stinson beach you'll be at 61. but if you'll be in nevado petaluma both coming in. warm 84 degrees today your seven-day around the bay forecast it's going to be a similar story tomorrow and then it's going to be 90's inland monday through wednesday before finally cooling off on wednesday. we'll get a little bit of a break 70's around the bay and

then 60's at the coast for the remainder. think your work week. now back to the news. >>all right, thank you. rebecca at 9.46 the sacramento area restaurant is facing criticism for not enforcing a mask policy customers say the businesses forcing people to take their masks off. doug johnson has more. >>if you look up appleby struck last year going yelp. >>theresa reviews complain again and again the covid-19 guidelines are not being followed one woman wrote on facebook she was asked to leave when trying to buy a pie while wearing a mask and other recent customer telling fox 40 off camera that or waitress wouldn't serve her until she took her mask off and the signs are posted on the front door discouraging customers from wearing a mask inside i have no problem, i'm glad to see him still. >>doing business and they are social distancing kanye who didn't want to give her last name was down the street from applebee's stroke. >>she says she believes the signs are a joke she doubts

customers are being turned away for wearing mask, what i care about a week ago. >>they there are people there with masks on. >>however, the el dorado county health department says that since march it has received 20 complaints about half of the street staff not fallen covid-19 guidelines and soon that could lead to consequences for the cafe the el dorado county board of supervisors approved a new approach to restaurants were in violation falling customer complaints next week, the environmental management department we'll be issuing a warning on its first visit on its second visit licenses to serve food can be suspended, but the county admits it will be focusing on ensuring employees are wearing masks not customers but how do you eat when you have a mask on one of the owners of apple beast row is responding to some of the negative yelp ads saying its lander is a crime. >>one recent customer told us that she didn't want to speak publicly about her experience there because of that threat but she did say. >>she fell ill after eating there, although he's not sure if it was covid-19 or not in

sacramento. doug johnson fox 40 news. >>inside the white house, a doctor deborah birx is effectively running that at the d a white house task force now for coronavirus her colleagues say she is practically living in the white house. she is impressed. many powerful leaders, but also ruffled some feathers pamela brown takes a deeper look. >>i really just the doctor deborah birx quietly emerging as the most powerful person in the trump white house on the coronavirus and her calf their an unlikely one their common sense of washing your hands not touching your face as the relationship between doctor anthony fauci and president trump soured over the past few months at find to be very nice person. i don't always agree with them, you know it is a good bizarre. i don't really fully understand that berks has amassed power inside the white house to the point that sources tell cnn she's effectively running the task force day today. and sources say she's the only member to

brief the vice president and other white house officials daily spoke with doctor birx this morning doctor birx briefly on before coming out here and at times berks herself has taken the podium wearing her signature scarf and a mask to match i just want to mass can be a fashion statement. she spearheaded the administration's recent decision to have hospital son covid-19 information to a new federal database, bypassing the centers for disease control and prevention. an agency burks has often complained about the colleague sources say she is also a forceful advocate for the president's push to reopen schools tasked with creating new reopening guidelines after trump called the cdc's plan quote too tough and expensive she also works closely with the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner who praised her to cnn saying she's an outside the box thinker but also not afraid to get dirt under her fingernails kirschner credits berks for coming up with an idea earlier in the year to speed delivery

of supplies directly to hospitals. many of which were complaining they didn't have what they need it now has worked in 2 previous administrations, and as one of the rare political appointees held over from the obama administration i am particularly grateful to president obama for his bold leadership but are staying power in numerous administrations during her 3 decades in washington has come at no small cost her management style and her notoriety among peers, one former official telling cnn that quote her reputation is finished following her silence when trump publicly suggested injecting disinfectant might be a virus cure and i see the disinfectant. they're not yet. >>and is there a way we can do something good. injection. >>along with her duties on the task force burke serves as the u.s. global aids coordinator at the state department known as pepfar former colleagues

describe her as a no nonsense leader from the very beginning of pepfar it's been a bold experiment. this state department i g report characterized the leadership of pepfar as dictatorial directive an autocratic boxes never mentioned by name, although almost a dozen people interviewed by cnn. she was partly responsible for fostering a quote toxic work environment. but other former obama administration colleagues told cnn her tough leadership lead to results with one calling her reputation quote dazzling and that she continues to combat covid-19 5 months and she's based in testing lags and a rise in hospitalizations and death toll in parts of the country. pamela brown, cnn, washington. >>this i 52 and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news will continue to look at the weather and traffic for you on this saturday morning to those clouds and a little bit of a breeze along the embarcadero.

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>>9.55 is the time right now and it looks like we're in for a pretty nice weekend. yeah, in fact, let's take a quick look at your seven-day around the bay forecast and you can see here we're looking at some pretty warm conditions for today a little better tomorrow but looks like we're going to some easier weather for you committal of the week. next week wednesday thursday temperatures drop down nicely so that's what you have in store to look forward to as we again enjoy a week here in july we're halfway through the

month of july and got the rest to go. >>as we leave you this morning we want to share some of the words of representative john lewis, this is him at the lincoln memorial. >>in 1963 where he became the youngest speaker at the march on washington. >>we knew i the one we do not want brotherhood and peace.

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