>>outbreak of positive cases, the air a road to had been in icu and on a ventilator for over 3 weeks when he passed away thursday evening. we hear from his wife. the talks about the loss of her husband. >>he gave us. many many many years protecting all of us out there. and i feel horrible and. just you know we're going to retire, he was going to retire in january. it's it's just so unfair. >>and now a celebration of life is being planned currently for deputy but because of everything that's going on with coronavirus in may be streaming the service online. for now reporting here in alameda county. we know harvey kron 4 news. thank you reyna and let me give you some more information about deputy oscar road she worked at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak. >>of coronavirus are currently a 104 active cases among

prisoners and many of the sheriff's office staff deputies a non sworn personnel alike have tested positive as well in connection with that facility. in the east bay soaring coronavirus cases in alameda county, the first barry county now have more than 10,000 infections. county health officials are asking people not to gather in large groups, especially around lake merritt in oakland. kron four's gayle ong has more. >>the overcrowding at lake merritt has become a public health concern greg anderson in claudia does have seen the increase of crowds at lakeshore app we just have to look outside of our windows. >>and see the large crowds without wearing mask stands. and not social distancing. oakland city officials and staff held a press conference friday with this reminder must avoid gatherings in groups. >>simply keeping to our own households. >>we're small stable social bubbles will make a difference transmission of the coronavirus is low outdoors but health officials say when

people gather outside and take off their masks that increases the likelihood of more infections. >>alameda county has at least 10,000 covid-19 cases health officials say almost half of those cases are in oakland before heading in the wrong direction at the same time that people seem to be letting down their guard friday afternoon we sell fewer people by the lake not wearing mask neighbors say it gets more crowded in the evenings and weekends. another complaint is illegal parking on lakeshore af cars parked on the middle lane we saw this vehicle getting a ticket something neighbors have been waiting to see it's been more focused on messaging and try to get the word out but. >>we're the last few months and weeks that hasn't been working video from last friday shows cones blocking part of the street for vendors who are apparently in violation the city says they're not issuing permits for vending in parks. >>it was also announced inspectors will be issuing warnings to vendors in the coming days at lake merritt gayle ong kron 4 news.

>>as the cases are surging in the u.s. dozens of the nation's top medical experts are calling on lawmakers to shut down the country again now this as the u.s. surpasses more than 1450. ice 240,000 coronavirus deaths we've got karen caifa with the very latest from washington. >>not and it's not question of doing a second or 3rd time it's that we're going to doing some measure of this for years if we don't do it right more than 150 prominent american medical experts scientists teachers nurses and others banded together sending a letter to political leaders urging them to shut down the country and start over morning in the letter if you don't take these actions. the consequences will be measured in widespread suffering and deaths you don't necessarily have to go all the way back to a complete shutdown but you certainly have to call a pause and maybe even a backing up a bit states like florida continue to shatter records reporting more than 12,000 new cases and 135 deaths friday,

we're drowning we're absolutely drowning here. >>it's just overwhelming number of cases, california also reporting its highest number of deaths in a single day. >>in starr county texas. it is a life and death situation the county issuing a shelter-in-place order saying our doctors are going to decide who receives treatment and who is sent home to die. the head of the white house coronavirus task force doctor deborah birx putting the situations in florida, texas and california into context what we have right now are essentially 3 new york's with these 3 major states at the white house i'm karin caifa let's take a look at the numbers throughout california and the bay area california has more than 440,000 cases of coronavirus and. >>over 8300 people have died statewide including here in the bay area, 725 deaths. >>in other national headlines, the tributes to honor late congressman john lewis are set to begin this morning in georgia that's the state he

represented for more than 30 years. the civil rights icon died last week from pancreatic cancer at the age of 80. we have video of a hearse carrying john lewis's casket this morning from atlanta to his home town of troy. a series of memorials events will be held there today. tomorrow his body will lie in repose in selma. >>it will then lie at the alabama state capitol on monday louis his body will lie in state. in the nation's capital. this will be laid to rest them on thursday. >>we'll take a break it is 7 away coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco school is having to clean up hateful graffiti but the school says it's actually uniting the community not dividing it will explain. and then the latest on investigation into san jose police officer who was seen kicking and dragging a woman during an arrest. but first we're going to have highlights from opening day in major league baseball, including the exciting in the a's angels game at

>>these ball is back though i've already seen enough of the giants let's save the worse for the last the oakland a's. >>got off to a hot start boy did they winning their home opener against the angels with a spectacular play in the 10th and take a look. >>wilson and that will do it.

second it's a grand slam walk-off. >>first baseman matt olson with the walk-off grand slam. the a's and the angels were tied before that 3 to 3 and then i love the a's celebrating amongst themselves fake roar of the there are no fans in the stands a's get their first win with a final score of 73 and they play again today and one in 10. >>before the home opener the oakland a's got a very familiar face to participate in that fake crowd noise tom hanks yeah. yeah, the actor's voice is actually being heard at home games as part of the crowd noise, it's being piped into the coliseum's every now and then you may hear tom hanks often the distance selling hot dogs still under for me and i say the fake

crowd. i'm glad crowd in the stands for the guy you know, but at home i don't need to hear tom hanks going who he used to do it for real all of that i'm that i like in the so it was kind of a fun thing for him to relive too is part of how know just try to make it feel a little more fun even though we're all watching yeah do it we do we have to relive what happened to the giants do we really need to do that and i guess so let's take a look. >>wow it was bad how bad to first games for the dot they play the dodgers and 2 nights in a row, they just got creamed let yesterday was 9 to one the day before that it 8 to one. there in l a dot gets a more games, they got to play there before they come back these days, it doesn't matter at home away it's all just doesn't it doesn't make a difference. >>time now is 7.13 still ahead more on the weather a vacuum and that's ryan look at this right now we're already seeing sunshine during the 7 o'clock

hour here along the peninsula at san francisco international airport more sun is on the way and some warm te

>>and we're back at 7.16 happening right now the southwest texas coastline is bracing for hurricane hanna to make landfall. check it out this is a live shot of the beach there near galveston texas where you can see the rough surf beginning to build the windy conditions picking up as well. hurricane hanna is

the first atlantic hurricane of the season right now it has a maximum sustained wind of about 75 miles per hour. the biggest danger so far is flooding from the rainfall that will certainly be tracking that storm. keeping you updated on that impacts their along the texas coastline. yanks what about for us rebecca, what are we in for a lots of sunshine guys and warm temperatures we saw. >>a little bit cooler conditions over this past week but this weekend things are definitely going to heat up especially if you're going to be in the inland areas you can see a lots of sunshine here though with our downtown san jose camera overlooking. >>just beautiful blue skies, we've got a little bit of fog. not too bad visibility already starting to clear for most spots and it's going to be much earlier versus what we saw a lot during last week by 10 o'clock most of the east bay is going to be under lots of sunshine. we'll still have that coastal fog and maybe a little bit of the drizzle there especially through half moon bay, you might need your windshield wipers along highway, one or 1, 1, but other than that look at this by lunchtime we're pretty much clear. for most of the north

bay, the peninsula, a little bit of fog there at half moon bay and then we are going to see a lots of sunshine in our south zone with those temperatures really beginning to heat up outside right now we're mostly in the 50's to low 60's 58 degrees in downtown san jose right now alameda you're at a higher currently a 59 at 58 degrees in napa right now 53 in santa selma, 55 in nevado oakland. you're coming in currently at 62 degrees. here's a breakdown of your afternoon highs though you can see look at those the 90's returning to us once again for this weekend 91 will be the high in livermore 87 if you're going to be an antioch this afternoon, 92, pretty hot there in concord today or in the mid to upper 70's for parts along the bay 73 expected for oakland 78 in hayward 80 degrees if you're going to be in fremont this afternoon 84 in san jose 87 in morgan hill for the high in the mostly 60's at our coastal spots, happen bay you'll be at a high of 65 today, 68 right here in san francisco and

we've got some low 80's across the north bay 82 and nevado and 81 we're expecting in santa rosa. your seven-day round of a forecast yep those 90's will return once again tomorrow and land we're going to be in the mid to upper 70's around the bay and 60's at the coast. we're going to get a little bit of a dip in temperatures starting on tuesday inland and then a little bit of relief on wednesday before heating up once again as we get through the end of next week right around friday. those 90's are going to turn inland. james. >>taking excellent 7.19 in the south bay a use of force investigation is underway after video shows a san francis sorry, san jose police officer, kicking and dragging a woman during an arrest. the officer has been put on administrative leave kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>a viewer video shows a woman outside of a silver car being kicked and then dragged several feet by a san jose police officer, the arrest taking place in a mcdonald's

parking lot stunning witnesses who caught it on video i couldn't believe it to be honest, especially off to what's happening all the protesting going on like a fall like none of that is making a change josh gill started recording the video on his cell phone after he saw the officers getting aggressive with the woman. he and his friend jonothan saw the officer hit the woman in the side. and copper face down and then pull her by her wrists has 2 children and another woman in the car watch don he for no reason police said to be on these. >>especially hearing the kids in a scary in the back guilty or not you know they shouldn't be kicked around and you know pushed in. >>and straight to the floor of the san jose police department spokesman says the car was wanted for evading officers on 2 separate occasions, the spokesman went on to say the officer used a woman because she failed to comply with demands. but now the officer is on administrative leave at

the dam minimum i want justice for that one in her family. >>that wasn't right at all what happened. >>the video emerged after san jose city leaders recently proposed several police reforms mayor sam liccardo responding via twitter saying in part. this video is deeply disturbing and the officers conduct appalling. this demands severe consequences just like everybody else pays for a crime they got to pay for their crimes to and there is none of our reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>an armenian school in san francisco is cleaning up hate speech graffiti on its campus and these are some of the images that show racial slurs painted on the walls at k's evie school. take a closer look at the graffiti the principal noticed it this morning and called police kron 4 talked to the school principal who says this attempt to divide communities actually bring us closer together. >>and they they were trying to instill fear in us our

students are stronger families are yeah we we i had since this morning go hundreds of families a calling and showing their support. it's a teachable moment, but at the same time i want them to understand that they don't have to fear anything we are strong well we haven't done anything wrong. we always said show empathy tolerance, and with what's going on around the around the world, the you we show that well they're all equal. >>the principal says the police are looking at security video and they're inspecting a spray can that was left on campus will keep you updated on their investigation. >>both republicans and democrats agree that the unemployment benefit for people who've been out of work for covid needs to be extended so why is it likely to expire without that happening.

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>>7.25 is the time national headlines this morning unemployment benefits for people out of work is due to the coronavirus is set to expire in less than a week and it doesn't look like lawmakers are going to reach a deal to extend the benefits before they run out. our dc correspondent joe khaleel has the latest. >>with unemployment bonuses set to expire in days house democrats are urging republicans to come to the negotiating table and extend billions of americans are at

risk of losing everything that they've worked for democrat dan kildee says the extra $600 we payment is a lifeline he says many constituents fear losing it could mean losing their homes in the only thing holding. >>them together has been this unemployment benefits, the capitalist system safety net house speaker nancy pelosi says republicans do way could hurt millions of families and taint the economy you want to have you will see how many people will be on the street being evicted because they cannot pay the rent it's very important to address extending on those unemployment insurance is like handing back in and he says the white house supports extending unemployment benefits as do house republicans and i think we just got to decide on on a number and i certainly would not support a $600 with republican phil roe says such a high weekly payment hurts businesses by keeping workers home. he says no worker should make more on unemployment despite the urgency from both

sides. neither republicans nor democrats say they're willing to work on unemployment as a separate issue, they say it should be part of a larger stimulus package i would be very much averse to separating this out and lose all leverage for all meeting all of the other needs both parties say a compromise is unlikely before the benefits expire in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and on the kron 4 morning news volunteers in the east bay are feeding hungry families with help from steph and ayesha curry going it is morning and we know that you want coffee.

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>>7.29 right now checking out the weather on a saturday. yeah let's get out there. good morning. rebecca good morning guys well it's starting to get sunnier and sunnier as we get through the next few hours and you can see nice and sunny here little bit of cloud cover for san francisco international airport. but not too bad at this hour right now temperature wise as we get into the afternoon hours. we're going to bump up 68 expected in the downtown area with a partly sunny skies and then in oakland we're going to see some clouds into the afternoon. but temperatures really comfortable at 73 for the afternoon high of course a little bit warmer here in san jose a high of 84, but i am tracking some 90's on the board in land of all those details coming up in just a bit back to the news. >>thanks a lot of 7.30 and now there are more than 4 million confirmed cases of coronavirus in the united states. >>and despite the search the cdc is urging that schools

reopen. but that isn't sitting. well of course with a lot of parents and teachers we have stacy cohen explaining the new guidelines. >>the late summer back to school ritual is up and did this year as coronavirus cases continue to rise across the country. late thursday, the centers for disease control and prevention released guidelines strongly in favor of reopening schools. citing the low risk of the virus to children but with more than 4 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s. some states aren't ready to send kids into classrooms, they should and should open if that number were saying i don't know how much improvement we can with to 4 weeks to be honest with you. >>i don't think it looks good for day one opening the cdc does recommend that local officials consider keeping schools closed if there is substantial uncontrolled transmission of the virus in their area white house coronavirus task force coordinator doctor deborah birx spoke to the today show friday morning about children

who are more at risk from covid-19 we know that children under 18 hour, less sick, but there are some that suffered terrible consequences if they have underlying conditions. the leader of the baltimore city public schools says most educators believe in person learning is best for kids. >>but only is it can be done safely the balance of medical needs with the educational needs is one of the things that makes this a really complex time for educators in washington, i'm stacey cohan reporting. >>in california. the governor says that most classes must begin online and that of course goes against the cdc's push to reopen schools prop 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a pediatrician with ucsf many off children's hospital for her insight. >>it's not if it's not going to do anybody any favors to get schools reopened for not doing it safely because we're just going to close them down again if there if it's not safe enough we don't have to supports in place for teachers % and for families and for students to do it in a way

that doesn't drive transmission by would actually worry the most about the adults in the equation which is counterintuitive we always think about the kids and what if the kids are nervous and don't do it if they're at risk, it's fine. it's actually the adults and the entire school community that we have to think about you have to take a relatively holistic view. kids are relatively well rests i would actually want to encourage families to feel a little less anxiety around their own specific children but actually to think about advocating for the whole community. >>you can hear more on the subject in other interviews on a 24 7 streaming news service, it's called kron on it's free to download your app store today. so if you haven't already download it now. >>in the east bay, the volunteers students and teachers at the college of alameda are helping families in need giving away lunches and boxes of fresh produce for produce a with the help of steph and ayesha curry kron 4 says he would you explains. >>lights, we have needles and vegetables cut food, chicken rice and sell it on them.

>>here at the college of alameda students and faculty are helping to fight against food insecurity during the covid-19 pandemic by giving away gourmet lunches and fresh produce for free college of alameda vice president of student services doctor tina basket cells says to make this happen the school formed a partnership with world central kitchen and stephon i should curry's eat learn play foundation. we partner in may and have been doing hot meals. >>4 students primarily and then also community members in alameda currently we serve 2600 hot meals and we also provide on fridays organic for this fox about a 180 of those weekly some of the volunteers here on the college campus are still in high school at 16 year-old isaiah cause and make them feel great man, you know sometimes me and my friends come here grab by 10 meals a.

>>we'll go over to oakland to san mountain homes. so it's it's really inspire the other thing about this is that the restaurants that we partner with. >>through world central kitchen receive $10 a meal so with our 2600 meals there's $26,000 a week. >>that's that are going into local restaurants. that's part of this partnership and that helps them keep their employees going. one soldier during a time when they can actually open their doors. >>now the free grab and go lunch program happens every monday wednesday and friday starting at 11:30am to 1230 and it is scheduled to continue until the end of august on the campus of the college of alameda in alameda has a menu kron 4 news governor newsom is extending protections to essential workers in the pandemic part of the effort will extend. >>the subsidized hotel room program to those workers. the governor says the expanded protections will help people in industries like farming,

construction and food service sleeve got to give them the supports where they have the ability to isolate the ability in some cases to quarantine for us to be able to be successful. >>in terms of stopping the spread of covid-19 extinguishing covid-19 which we will do it depends on our ability to keep our essential workers safe. >>the governor says he's going to work with lawmakers to also expand things like paid sick leave workers comp and financial security measures for essential workers. 7.36 is the time coming up never seeing homes continue to be coronavirus hot spots we'll tell you how contra costa county leaders are working to bring those numbers down. >>here's a quick live look outside our view of the san mateo bridge on this saturday morning. traffic is nice and li

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>>and the east bay, nursing homes in contra costa county are dealing with deadly outbreaks of coronavirus nearly 70% of all the covid deaths in the country in the county that is have happened at senior or assisted living homes kron four's phillipe djegal has the latest. >>at least 71 of the 103 covid-19 related deaths reported in contra costa county trace back to residents and staff at long-term care facilities. that's according to the public health department to people in those facilities time to time.

>>orson underlying health to begin with so they are more susceptible to a a harsher course of the fire in the past 2 weeks the most recent information from contra costa health services shows at least 8 residents have died at long-term care facilities. deputy health officer doctor or its ble recently sharing during a virtual meeting with the county board of supervisors that the high percentage of cases is tied directly to the overall rise in county wide cases said means that more people to work and nursing homes. >>we'll bring it in even if when they come here and know they have it because many people can be a symptom medics. >>and still transmitted the latest online data from health services shows that 25 outbreaks have been reported in contra costa county at long-term care facilities. 15 of those cases are still active. 10 have been resolved once we have defined and they're seeing him as having an outbreak we go back and. >>try to test every 7 days. so

we have done a great team that goes out to that person comes and test the state department of public health regulates long-term care facilities like nursing homes and requires residents who have tested positive for the virus to be separated from the rest of the population during recovery. >>the county says all long-term care sites are also mandated to have every resident tested for covid-19 at least once by the end of the month. in contra costa county fleet and all kron 4 news. >>well the department of transportation has awarded a 4.4 million dollar grant to refurbish the alameda ferry terminal. it will allow the agency to rehab the terminal to ensure passenger safety and the money we're told is coming from a larger grant program for passenger ferry projects all across the country. a san francisco, muni driver is recovering at the hospital this morning after being attacked on a muni bus earlier this week. it happened on wednesday afternoon at the soma district or in the soma district. officials say 3

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>>some 44 in a saturday morning it looks like it's going to be pretty nice weekend. i think so rebecca what you think yeah i think it's going to be really nice guys if you like sunshine, if you like temperatures in the 60's 70's, 80's in some low 90's on the board. that's what we're expecting today around the bay area definitely getting back to seasonal averages temperature wise out the door right now we could see a lot of sunshine already here along the peninsula conditions here in san francisco international airport forcing a little bit of cloud cover still around the bay area but the clearing definitely quicker than what we saw over this last week or so as we advance and not to future cast for right around 10 o'clock most of the east bay under of those clear conditions and yourself is own and then by noontime pretty much everywhere else will see the sunshine half moon bay, though the normal suspects. you'll be a underneath that low lying cloud cover for the remainder of the day. and then we're going to see it to come

back to us later on tonight temperature wise we're pretty much the same as where we were at yesterday at this time that's what this map is for to show you. we're a little bit higher in oakland 2 degrees higher as a matter of fact 2 degrees lower in congress right now that if you're just now waking up with us so it's a pretty similar start to yesterday morning 50's 60's right here you can see current conditions outside 62 in downtown oakland right now 61 in fremont 58 degrees in downtown san jose 57 if you're a and half moon bay right now, 58 right here in san francisco. yes things will change into the afternoon. it's actually going to be a lot warmer than what we saw over this last week as temperatures are going back to normal for this time of year. that's why we're going to see some of these 90's low 90's popping up inland. it is going to be hot in concord today at 92 degrees hot livermore as well at 91 antioch you'll be at a high of 87 with a whole lot of sunshine in the news as we get closer around the bay, a little bit cooler here really nice and comfortable 70's for oakland. hayward you'll be at a high of 78

degrees 84, though for our south zone, san jose, 87 for the high in morgan hill today and then 60's primarily along the coast 68 in san francisco for the high today, 65 in half moon bay and the most these low 80's for much of the north bay 82 in nevada today and anyone expected in santa rosa. now tomorrow is going to still be warm, especially inland and we're still going to see those low 90's on the board 70's around the bay and 60's at the coast and then things are going to slow only dipped down as we get into the middle of next week now back to the news. >>thanks a lot of some 47 and in san francisco, the department of public health announced an update to the mask rules they're the new rules require children. >>aged 10 and up to wear a face covering when there within 6 feet of anybody else adults have to wear a mask, while they're in any enclose shared work space a building common area and when we look

at working in food service and people who are not able to wear a face covering because of a medical condition have to have a written exemption from a doctor. volunteers from a local group in san francisco hour helping people to wear masks, they are giving masks away kron four's michelle kingston has more. >>but the problem was that the expired mass this elastic absolutely gives way so we've downgraded the masks to be a non medical mask so our feeling was if we can get a mass to safely stay on a person's face reliably this mask will be very useful in a community setting boxes and boxes of expired n 95 masks sitting at ucsf now being fixed up by volunteers across the bay area and given to those in need on friday volunteers were working hard outside a danville church, i'm really happy that i can help people who are. >>less fortunate with. >>things that we need right now i can ask during this hard

season volunteers are all wearing gloves as they add new elastic bands into expired n 95 masks now they've already refurbished a 40,000 masks and they have another 40,000 to go the 80,000 expired masks all have a red x over its original label now know to find the person who will soon wear the mask that it is no longer certified n 95 volunteers are tying knots at the end of the new elastic band to hold them in place a ucsf physician and an engineer or heading the project and both say they love that people will now have access to them who otherwise may have had to go without it feels good to see it scaling. >>the plan and the vision were exciting. but there's nothing like actually seeing the mass go into the hands of someone. >>who really needs it can to get one was. >>super gratifying and. it's just great to have something to focus energy into and try to make a difference, you with

with everything going on the world right now in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>anyone over the age of 2 will now be required to wear a mask on american and southwest airlines, good luck with that. but that's the rule it also applies to those with medical conditions as well the airlines are adapting are adopting i should say a no nonsense policy towards face coverings passengers will also be expected to wear masks as they enter the airport so such just on the planes themselves, southwest policy goes into effect on monday while american airlines policy will go into effect next wednesday. airline officials say travelers who can't wear a mask should stay home. other airlines like delta and united have also enforce stricter face mask rules as well it's going to have to be a saying where. >>and they grow up with this you know and they can use this could have to be a fun mask, some so the kids will want to wear it you're going to house a struggle to keep your 3 year-old from yeah but. other headlines that we're working on a delivery driver in los angeles was confronted by a woman outside an apartment

building where he was doing a delivery. yeah, the woman claimed the postmates driver was trying to rob the building stacey butler shows us the video. >>the delivered to somebody or year. >>you're not don't want you to get the truth i don't want you i don't want you here. >>you hear it all in a shocking confrontation, 22 year-old jordan gibson was trying to make a postmates delivery tuesday night at this westwood apartment building. but this woman without a mask refused to let him as he dialed the renter who ordered the food. >>to paul there's a woman like at the door of just turn you loose as gibson works 3 jobs postmates is usually one of them, it's his mom's job, but she sprained her ankle so he was driving for her she was sitting in the car with her son was rated and blocked from delivering one residents dinner, i'm not letting this man in can i bring your food to you i'm asking you to get out of my building because you

don't live here. i'm i'm a black man i'm trying to deliver my own here is and morgan from are the unbelievable encounter took a bizarre turn when the woman who claimed to live there accused him of having coached to the apartment to try to gain access. he doesn't live here and he's not a delivery boy. >>he had no there are no bike nothing the car. he up and that was on the nose. that's my work pizza my way car and a lot of black by walking around who have been coming here and getting and you can go north on gibson says he shot bin posted the video to protect himself, but i want to get arrested. >>genuinely a you know so i win and things are going right now i just didn't i didn't know how did you know shes by finally the customer came downstairs and picked up his dinner gibson says he's not angry at the woman unfortunately his use arrests like this a lot of people are very divisive right now so they're pretty firm on their stance and they showed he hopes everyone who sees it will grow from and situations

like this situation i i was in. >>they don't make you they don't break you shouldn't break you this is just a. >>we something went to you know resilience is powered i want and the one that hears near sees me talk about this to understand we have that same resilience and you got to stay patient and really just be resilient. at the end of that tunnel. you'll find integrity. >>well stacey butler reporting postmates which is based here in san francisco issued a statement saying that the company denounces racism and his committed to the safety of its employees and customers. 7.53 is the time coming up. here's a live look outside we'll have another check of the weather was rebecca as we take a look at cloudy skies over san francisco. on the saturday july 25th.

>>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strom in the kron 4 weather center gorgeous shot overlooking the east bay right now because we're seeing some sunshine through the cloud cover this is our camera on top of the berkeley hills and we can see a pretty much all the way to the bay this morning. temperature wise you're waking up with us 50's 60's on the board 63 in oakland 58 in san francisco. 60 in san jose, some warm temperatures though for this afternoon, we'll have all those details coming up in just a bit back to the news all right we'll was. >>thank you still ahead, a surge of coronavirus cases in the east bay has doctors are

urging people to stay away from large gatherings plus 2 members of the alameda county sheriff's office have died now for coronavirus in less than 24 hours and that includes a sheriff's deputy we'll have details coming ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com.

>>the alameda county sheriff's office loses 2 of their own to coronavirus in the past 24 hours. we'll have that report cleanup.

>>does the u.s. need to shut down again as the surge of coronavirus cases continues to climb that's the question. the nation's duct top doctors weigh in. >>a spectacular finish to the a's home opener. >>not so much of a good start for the giants. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning >>and thanks for waking up with us on a saturday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher it is july 25th rebecca strong stand by the weather center to start off the hour with a check of the forecast pay good morning guys we're looking at a sunny forecast around the bay area as long as our camera can just readjust for a second this is our downtown san jose camera we are seeing some cloud cover throughout the bay area. >>but peaks of sunshine, especially a lot of it in our

south bay zone today, a future cast for showing us the clearing is going to be much quicker than what we saw over this past week in fact by the 10 o'clock hour. much of the east bay is going to be under sunshine and the south bay we're going to have some coastal fog sticking with us but other than that we're going to have a some warm temperatures on tap 90's inland. all those details coming up in just a few minutes back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much. rebecca breaking news from overnight a second person in the alameda county sheriff's office has died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours kron four's reyna harvey is live at the substation in san leandro with the details rana. >>you know it has been a difficult week for the alameda county sheriff's office. they just had to say goodbye to one colleague and now they're saying goodbye yet again the sheriff's office putting out a tweet late last night confirming the death of a second employee that tweet reads it is with great sadness. we can confirm that a professional non sworn staff

member of our agency has passed away this evening. due to covid-19 complications. this is our second employee to pass away in the past 24 hours due to covid-19 we will put out further information later. now on thursday deputy oscar roche a passed away from covid-19 roach who worked in the court system and at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak of positive cases roach had been in the icu and on a ventilator for over 3 weeks when he passed away thursday evening. we hear from sergeant ray kelly, he talks about deputy roaches bravery. >>and every day are people leave their home and they go to work and then go to work in environments where covid is present and they knowingly do that even know that they are potentially at risk or someone that you if their home is at risk and so oscar. never for a minute was not courageous and brave and going out to work every day.

>>and you have an outpour of love and sorrow from family and friends. now deputy roach says he will service is being planned at this moment because of coronavirus complications in may end up live streaming that service for now reporting in alameda county reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you very much rain, a deputy oscar roadshow worked at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak. >>of coronavirus there are currently a 104 active cases among prisoners. >>and among the sheriff's office staff both deputies and non sworn. personnel. >>and they're trying to deal with that also alameda county health officials are warning people not to gather in big groups and reminding everyone. >>to wear masks. the cases are surging in alameda county, especially in the city of oakland kron 4 dan kerman has the story. >>things are heading in the wrong direction at the same time that people seem be letting down their guard, sobering words from health officials in alameda county where covid-19 cases have now

surpassed the 10,000 mark with the city of oakland accounting for almost half those cases and cases are mostly in younger adults health officials say parties and social gatherings are mostly responsible for the recent spike in cases. >>you can and must avoid gatherings in groups simply keeping to our own households, we're small stable social bubbles will make a difference officials encourage residents to wear masks and physically distance both indoors and out especially in east oakland. >>we're case rates are double or triple what they are the rest of that city i think but not like that at all that sherry during hearing got better and officials say individuals bad behavior doesn't just impact them, but those they love something they say they should start to consider. >>our team of talked to too many people who tell it i feel a little thick. but mom is in the hospital. graham died from

coronavirus. >>these are the stories that aren't even hearing on a daily maintenance health officials point out that alameda county like others was able to flatten the curve once they say that must happen again in cases must go down before there's any further reopening. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well as coronavirus cases surge the u.s. in the u.s. dozens of the nation's top medical experts are calling on lawmakers to shut down the country once again the u.s. says near surpassed a 145,000 coronavirus deaths karin caifa has the latest from washington. >>not and it's not question of doing a second or 3rd time it's that we're going to doing some measure of this for years if we don't do it right more than 150 prominent american medical experts scientists teachers nurses and others banded together sending a letter to political leaders urging them to shut down the country and start over morning in the letter if you don't take these actions. the

consequences will be measured in widespread suffering and deaths you don't necessarily have to go all the way back to a complete shutdown but you certainly have to call a pause and maybe even a backing up a bit states like florida continue to shatter records reporting more than 12,000 new cases and 135 deaths friday, we're drowning we're absolutely drowning year. >>it's just overwhelming number of cases, california also reporting its highest number of deaths in a single day. >>in starr county texas. it is a life and death situation the county issuing a shelter-in-place order saying our doctors are going to decide who receives treatment and who is sent home to die. >>the head of the white house coronavirus task force doctor deborah birx putting the situations in florida, texas and california into context what we have right now are essentially 3 new york's with these 3 major states at the white house i'm karin caifa. >>let's take a look at the numbers in california more

than 440,000 covid cases with more than 8300 people dying in the bay area that includes 725 covid related deaths. >>in other national news tributes to honor late congressman john lewis are happening this morning in georgia the state he represented for more than 30 years. the civil rights icon died last week from pancreatic cancer at the age of 80. we have video of a hearse that carried john lewis's casket this morning from atlanta to his home town of troy. a series of memorial events will be held there today and then tomorrow his body will lie in repose in selma. it will then lie at the alabama state capitol and then on monday his body will lie in state in the nation's capital willis will ultimately be laid to rest on thursday. as we head to break want to share with you some live images here of a service in troy for the late congressman we'll take a less congressman will take a listen in as we head to commercial.

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>>wilson and that will do it. and it's a grand slam walked off. >>first base the met also with the walk-off grand slam let's see it again the a's, the angels were tied before that 3 to 3 and then when they're all celebrating any here all the roar of the crowd, thanks a crowd fans in the stands. a's get their first win with a final score 73 they play again today at one and if you were watching at home you may have done a double take when you heard who was selling hot dogs take a listen. >>a pretty good you could tell that's tom hanks immediately without the old picture of him and actually even though that voice-over was fake the actor use to do that for really used

to sell hot dogs and concessions at the coliseum when is going up in oakland in the 1970 listen closely to the next is home game and who knows the back or you may hear a gift shop dogs. >>we'll take a quick look here is the giants yeah, the first 2 games are any indication the covid condensed season can't end soon enough. >>for the giants they were blown out. 2 days in a row by the dodgers in l a judge has lost 9 to one yesterday and they lost 8 to one the day before the giants have 2 more games in la to try to turn it around but didn't know what is it we got a he seems 761. we have a lot of fog out there to just to make the move even better right right now says our tower cam you can see across san francisco. the good news is though we're going to see a lot of sunshine and some warm tem

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you seem all that is where we feel and yeah, yeah, you got all those carnival rides or whatever you know don't don't don't be on any of gnomes throughout the day, although if you're a disney day it is raining, you know the lines or less. >>this is true. yeah i have been in disney world during her time for the shot right before the shot at sears the place emptied out and we run >>the good old days when we used to do that now we just inside >>well and that sitting inside will you can go outside later on today because we are going to see. sunshine maybe want to walk the dog. it is going to be really nice around the bay area is going to be hot though in some spots we're definitely getting back to seasonal averages for this time of year and look at this a gorgeous shot of our east bay zone, the sunshine there a beaming through the clouds and we're going to only see it open up and continue to do so through the afternoon hours. highs today, not too bad in san francisco high of 68 that's

pretty nice in downtown 69 in the mission district 65 in the sunset district. the 60's we see continue through half moon bay at pacifica upper 50's for months heron eldron ana and then some 70's on the board through millbrae coming in at 74 degrees south san francisco. you're going to reach a high of 70 degrees today, 76 in burlingame and then some 80's on the board throughout the peninsula through san carlos in redwood city. both at a high of 83 80 degrees if you're going to be the palo alto area and then a much warmer across the south bay zone versus what we saw last week 83 in santa clara topping out at 86 and camel but look at morgan hill, a high of 87 today definitely going to be a warm spot there and then some hot spots, especially inland far east bay zone, 91 that's we're expecting in livermore today near 90 in pleasanton coming in at 89 and then 70's along our bayside spots union city 77 78 in hayward today, 70 if

you're going to be enriched end and then upper 60's in berkeley 92, though in concord it is going to be hot there and vacaville, you're looking at a high of 93 today. mid to upper 80's as we get closer to wine country 87 and so no one today, 83 in napa and the 80's continued petaluma you'll be at a high of 84 today, 82 nevado and then upper 50's to low 60's for our coastal areas like point rays at 59 stinson beach will be a high of 61. we're still going to continue to be warm in line with those 90's on the board 70's around the bay tomorrow and 60's at the coast and then things will slightly start to taper off as we get into the middle up next week. that's a look at weather now back to the news, thanks rebecca 8.18 in the south bay, a use of force investigation is under way of video showing a san jose police officer kicking and dragging a woman during an arrest. >>the officer is on administrative leave right now kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>a viewer video shows a woman outside of a silver car being

kicked and then dragged several feet by a san jose police officer, the arrest taking place in a mcdonald's parking lot stunning witnesses who caught it on video. i couldn't believe it to be honest, especially off to what's happening all the protesting going on like like none of that is making a change josh gill started recording the video on his cell phone after he saw the officers getting aggressive with the woman. he and his friend jonothan saw the officer hit the woman in the side. and copper face down and then pull her by her wrists has 2 children and another woman in the car watch don he for no reason police said to be on these. >>especially hearing the kids in this very in the back guilty or not you know they shouldn't be kicked around and you know pushed in. >>and straight to the floor of the san jose police department spokesman says the car was wanted for evading officers on 2 separate occasions, the spokesman went on to say the officer used a woman because

she failed to comply with demands. but now the officer is on administrative leave at the dam minimum i want justice for that woman and her family. >>that wasn't right at all what happened. >>the video emerged after san jose city leaders recently proposed several police reforms mayor sam liccardo responding via twitter saying in part. this video is deeply disturbing and the officers conduct appalling. this demands severe consequences just like everybody else pays for a crime they got to pay for their crimes to and there is one of our reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well an armenian school in san francisco is cleaning up hate speech graffiti on its campus. these are some of the images that show racial slurs painted on the walls there kz v school here's a closer look at the graffiti the principal noticed it friday morning and called police kron 4 talk to the school's principal who says this is attempt to divide the community is actually bringing it closer together.

>>and they they were trying to instill fear in us other students are stronger families are yeah we we i had since this morning, good hundreds of families calling and showing their support. it's a teachable moment, but at the same time i want them to understand that they don't have to fear anything we are strong well we haven't done anything wrong. we always said show empathy tolerance, and with what's going on around the around the world the you we show them that the we're all equal. >>the principal says the police are looking at surveillance video and they're inspecting a spray can that was left on campus. >>a san francisco, muni driver is recovering in the hospital after being attacked on a muni bus earlier this week it happened wednesday afternoon in the south of market district. the there were 3 passengers that got on the bus

without masks on. and they refuse to wear those masks after being told they had to and as those passengers were getting off of the bus. one of them pulled out a bad and hit the driver multiple times and then took off san francisco requires people wear face coverings while riding public transit. in the east bay berkeley police are looking for a woman who stole a dog from a car. it's a french bulldog and it was taken from a car in the parking lot. university avenue in berkeley earlier this month. there's the dogs are surveillance pictures of the woman. who's stealing and police discovered the images after tracking down fraudulent charges that's the woman, they're looking for. there was a stolen wallet also inside the car with the dog. so if you see this woman or the dog you're asked to call the berkeley police.

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington 10 negotiations on capitol hill are stalled because lawmakers can't agree on what to do about the unemployment benefits that expire in just stays all have all the details coming up. >>here's a quick live look outside our toll plaza camera at the richmond sandra fell bridge on the richmond sideshows traffic nice in life on this

>>25 in national news negotiations are stalled on another coronavirus relief package, one of the major issues is that unemployment benefits are set to expire in less than a week we have washington correspondent alexandra le mon now with more. >>republican lawmakers can't agree on the details for another trillion dollar coronavirus relief package, this is like a drop dead take the situations families need this money to pay rent ensued, nevada congresswoman susie lee says the democrats heroes act was already passed by the house and extends the extra $600 a week in unemployment benefits republicans say those payments are preventing some americans from returning to work some like virginia congressman denver riggleman want the payments to be more targeted, but i think a percentage portion based on standard of living they we can do in a group or geographic area or region, but all technology at state unemployment offices makes that plan hard to rule out the problem that we had is the systems are so archaic that

they can do a percentage the expanded unemployment benefits expire in just days and now lawmakers are racing against the clock to reach a new deal which they say will likely include another round of stimulus checks for americans, the plan may also include more help for struggling businesses who want to make sure that with to the extent people need a paycheck protection program loans, those continue to be available and additional aid for states and cities dealing with massive tax revenue losses as the president continues to push to reopen schools or asking congress to provide. >>105 billion dollars. >>to schools despite the impending deadline republicans have yet to introduce and plan and the senate headed home for the weekend in washington, alexandra le mon. >>ahead on the kron 4 morning news volunteers in the east bay are feeding hungry families with help from staff and i should curry we're going have usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you,

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>>8.30 right now and i admit i peaked at the 7 will cause i was like wow this is nice weather so very mild rebecca, we are really is guys about how we are going to be seeing these heat up if you're going to be inland ari and we are going to see 90's there, but you have temperature wise. it's going to be beautiful throughout the entire bay area today, coastal and peninsula spots are going to be little bit cooler of course bayside communities really mild and then hot inland right now or live camera. we're looking parts of downtown san francisco. we are seeing a

little bit of fog roll through but you can already see peaks of sunshine there reflecting on some of the building so it is going to get a little bit warmer and warmer as we get through these next couple of hours in fact a high of 68 that's we're expecting in downtown today, oakland you'll be the high of 73 and then warmer in san jose of course at 84 degrees. but so we do have some low 90's a let you know where coming up in just a little bit back to the news came back a 31 and let's talk covid now more than 4 million confirmed cases in the u.s. and despite the surge. the cdc has just come out and said we should start school. yeah. >>that doesn't sit well though when you ask parents and teachers we have stacy cohen explaining. >>the late summer back to school ritual is up and did this year as coronavirus cases continue to rise across the country. late thursday, the centers for disease control and prevention released guidelines strongly in favor of reopening schools. citing the low risk of the virus to children but with more than 4 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s.

some states aren't ready to send kids into classrooms, they should and should open today if the numbers were saying i don't know how much improvement we can with to 4 weeks to be honest with you. >>i don't think it looks good for day one opening the cdc does recommend that local officials consider keeping schools closed if there is substantial uncontrolled transmission of the virus in their area white house coronavirus task force coordinator doctor deborah birx spoke to the today show friday morning about children who are more at risk from covid-19 we know that children under 18 hour, less sick, but there are some that suffered terrible consequences if they have underlying conditions. the leader of the baltimore city public schools says most educators believe in person learning is best for kids but only is it can be done safely the balance of medical needs with the educational needs is one of the things that makes this a really complex time for educators in washington, i'm

stacey cohan reporting. >>and california. the governor says that most classes must begin online which of course goes against these new cdc. efforts to reopen schools. kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a pediatrician at ucsf benioff children's hospital for her insight. >>it's not if it's not going to do anybody any favors to get schools reopened for not doing it safely because we're just going to close them down again if there if it's not safe enough we don't have to supports in place for teachers and for families and for students to do it in a way that doesn't drive transmission by would actually worry the most about the adults in the equation which is counterintuitive we always think about the kids and what if the kids are nervous and don't do it but if they're at risk, it's fine. it's actually the adults and the entire school community that we have to think about you have to take a relatively holistic view. kids are relatively well rests i would actually want to encourage families to feel a little less anxiety around their own specific children but actually to think about advocating for the whole community.

>>and you can hear more on the subject and other interviews as well on our 24 hour streaming. news service kronon it's a free app to download right now the app store of choice of check it out today. >>and the east bay volunteers from the college of alameda are helping families in need giving away lunches and fresh produce. and the college formed a partnership for this with the world central kitchen and steph and ayesha curry's eat play learned foundation. >>we partner in may and have been doing hot meals. 4 students primarily and then also community members in alameda currently we serve 2600 hot meals and we also provide on fridays organic for this fox about a 180 of those week late. >>then you can see how it happens you drive up and you grab and go in this program happens on monday wednesday and fridays from 1130 until 1230 so just during the lunch

hour. and it's set can to continue like this until the end of august. governor newsome is extending more protections now to essential workers in the pandemic our state capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has an update. >>governor gavin newsom announced friday california is extending its subsidized hotel room program to essential workers we've got to give them the supports where they have the ability to isolate the ability in some cases to quarantine newsome pointing out the overwhelming majority of essential workers across industries are latino from farming construction to food service for us to be able to be successful in terms of stopping the spread of covid-19 extinguishing covid-19 which we will do it depends on our ability to keep our essential workers safe newsom's administration also released new guidance to a central employers. the governor admitting his administration didn't do enough at first to educate businesses about the guidelines that must be followed newsom says the state

is stepping up and expediting its enforcement of labor laws and covid-19 rules and the to go after folks said make some members in certain industries, look bad. when they may be the exception not the rule as the legislature reconvenes monday newsome says he's working with state lawmakers to try to expand paid sick leave workers compensation and financial security measures especially for essential workers in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. well nursing homes in contra costa county are dealing with deadly outbreaks of coronavirus in fact nearly 70% of all covid-19 cases. >>in the county have happened at senior or assisted living homes. kron four's fleet recall brings us the latest on that part of the story. >>at least 71 of the 103 covid-19 related deaths reported in contra costa county trace back to residents and staff at long-term care facilities. that's according to the public health department to people in those facilities time to time.

>>orson underlying health to begin with so they are more susceptible to harsher course of the fire in the past 2 weeks the most recent information from contra costa health services shows at least 8 residents have died at long-term care facilities. deputy health officer doctor or its ble recently sharing during a virtual meeting with the county board of supervisors that the high percentage of cases is tied directly to the overall rise in county wide cases said means that more people to work and nursing homes. >>we'll bring it in even if when they come here and know they have it because many people can be a symptom ethics. >>and still transmitted the latest online data from health services shows that 25 outbreaks have been reported in contra costa county at long-term care facilities. 15 of those cases are still active. 10 have been resolved once we have defined and they're seeing him as having an outbreak we go back and. >>tried to test every 7 days.

so we have done a great team that goes out to the nursing homes and test the state department of public health regulates long-term care facilities like nursing homes and requires residents who have tested positive for the virus to be separated from the rest of the population during recovery. >>the county says all long-term care sites are also mandated to have every resident tested for covid-19 at least once by the end of the month. in contra costa county fleet and all kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news fema is not only having to battle the coronavirus but natural disasters as well we're going to tell you how they handle both at th we're

back at 40 is the time in a national headlines. fema is going to have to deal with natural disasters. while also dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and this comes as hurricane season is wrapping up our washington dc correspondent jessi turnure has more on the problems the agency is facing. >>this fema got this td have america's bac pointed questions from california congressman harley rouda to the administrator of the country's top response agency. >>is it battles covid-19 and braces for natural disasters, we're ready every day fema administrator pete gaynor told lawmakers his agency has already responded to an earthquake flooding and tornadoes during the pandemic there's no doubt that a

covid-19 makes this more complicated danner said new challenges include keeping social distance between evacuees in shelters and providing staff with enough personal protective equipment that's why democrats like carolyn maloney, and republicans like james comer can agree on the importance of bringing back manufacturing of products like masks and gowns to us it's lifesaving absolutely lifesaving lifesaving equipment for frontline workers dinner also addressed fema's efforts to prevent the virus from spreading in shelters, but said states should lead the way on testing response of the most effective when locally executed state managed unfairly supported while his agency faces many challenges boehner said money isn't one of them fema's disaster relief fund still has 70 billion dollars. when she said is double the amount it would have any other season you have a fully funded us to make sure that we are ready for whatever disaster comes to us in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>and a live look outside right now conditions san

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>>8.45 right now checking out the weather and i think of settling into a good walk pattern by the way not over walking them anymore know we have lived there was all i could do let you know the people walking their dogs and

gracie, i know you're walking a lot i'm watching the dogs walked by the door my sleeves on the track found the perfect beca going pretty her people who are going to be walking their dog, this is true james yeah, it'll definitely be a good weekend in general, if you want to get outside and walk your dog for sure temperatures anywhere from mild to warm and then some hot ones on the board will break it all down in just a minute out the door right now a nice shot overlooking san francisco. >>the star south of market camera here you can some blue skies peeking through the cloud cover and lots of sunshine is on the way for the entire they areas the continues to roll out and make way for some clear skies. right now we're going to be seeing highs in the 60's for the most part across san francisco downtown you'll be a high of 68 today, 69 in the mission district. the sunset area, 65 for the high in the 60's continue along the coast pacifica 65, half moon bay upper 50's though, on terror and al gore not today, 74

degrees for millbrae a high of 76 with sunshine and burlingame and then some 80 starting to pop up the redwood city and san carlos you will be at 83 today for the high 82 if you're going to be in mountain view later on this afternoon and then a mid to upper 80's that we are tracking across the entire south bay today, 85 in cupertino 86 if you're going to be a camel but look at the morgan hill that's one of our warmer spots at 87 degrees for the afternoon high and then 90's popping up inland if you're going to be in the east bay livermore you'll be at a high of 91 today, 89 in pleasanton a little bit more pleasant if you're going to be closer to the bay 78 in hayward 77 expected in union city. 70 degrees in richmond and then upper 60's if you're going to be in berkeley today. downtown oakland you'll be at a high of 73, but then look at those 90's. coming back to us in concord and 92 a high of 91 in danville and some of those 90's continue in vacaville 93 83 in fairfield today and then

mostly 80's across wine country, 83 and napa 87 for the high in sonoma and here's a peek at the north bay 81 in santa rosa 82 in nevada today and then 70's from mill valley sandra fell and we're going to see a very similar a story for tomorrow because it's going to be hot inland once again. and so we're going to see those 90's popping up and 70's around the bay 60's at the coast in the next week things are going to taper down just a bit especially inland. it looks like we're just going to top out to the 80's tuesday and wednesday before those the hot temperatures return to us next friday. that's a look at whether now back to the news, thanks a lot of the 48 san francisco, the department of public health announced an update to the city's mask rules. >>the new rules will car children age 10 and older to wear a face covering when they can't physically distance and adults have to wear masks. while they're in a shared workplaces. indoors in building common areas and when working in food service and

people who say they can't wear a face covering they have to show that they have a medical condition with an exemption written from a doctor. volunteers from a local group in san francisco are helping by handing out face masks for free kron four's michelle kingston has the story. >>but the problem was that the expired mass this elastic absolutely gives way so we've downgraded the masks to be a non medical mask so our feeling was if we can get a mass to safely stay on a person's face reliably this mask will be very useful in a community setting boxes and boxes of expired n 95 masks sitting at ucsf now being fixed up by volunteers across the bay area and given to those in need on friday volunteers were working hard outside of danville church, i'm really happy that i can help people who are. >>less fortunate with. things that we need right now i can ask during this hard season

volunteers are all wearing gloves as they add new elastic bands into expired n 95 masks now they've already refurbished a 40,000 masks and they have another 40,000 to go the 80,000 expired masks all have a red x over its original label now know to find the person who will soon wear the mask that it is no longer certified n 95 volunteers are tying knots at the end of the new elastic band to hold them in place a ucsf physician and an engineer or heading the project and both say they love that people will now have access to them who otherwise may have had to go without it feels good to see it scaling. >>the plan and the vision were exciting. but there's nothing like actually seeing the mass go into the hands of someone who really needs it can to get one was. >>super gratifying and. it's just great to have something to focus energy into and try to make a difference, you with

with everything going on in the world right now in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>all right get a look at this story a delivery driver in los angeles says that a woman wouldn't let him inside the apartment building that he was trying to drop off a food order to. to someone in the building because she says he was trying to rob the place we have stacy butler showing us the video. >>the delivered to somebody or year. >>you're not don't want you to get the truth i don't want you i don't want you here. >>you hear it all in a shocking confrontation, 22 year-old jordan gibson was trying to make a postmates delivery tuesday night at this westwood apartment building. but this woman without a mask refused to let him as he dialed the renter who ordered the food. >>to paul there's a woman like at the door of just turn you loose as gibson works 3 jobs postmates is usually one of

them, it's his mom's job, but she sprained her ankle so he was driving for her she was sitting in the car with her son was raided and blocked from delivering one residents dinner, i'm not letting this man in can i bring your food to you i'm asking you to get out of my building because you don't live here not i'm i'm a black man i'm trying to deliver my own here in the summer home and morgan from are the unbelievable encounter took a bizarre turn when the woman who claimed to live there accused him of having coached to the apartment to try to gain access. he doesn't live here and he's not a deliberate ploy. >>he had no there are no bike nothing the car. he up and down the nose. that's my work pizza my way car and a lot of black by walking around who have been coming here and getting and you can go north on gibson says he shot bin posted the video to protect himself, but i want to get arrested. >>genuinely a you know so i win and things are going right now i just didn't i didn't know how did you know shes by finally the customer came downstairs and picked up his

dinner gibson says he's not angry at the woman unfortunately his use arrests like that a lot of people are very divisive right now so they're pretty firm on their stance and they showed he hopes everyone who sees it will grow from and situations like the situation i i was in. >>they don't make you they don't break you shouldn't break you this is just a we something went to you know resilience is powered i want and the one that hears near sees me talk about this to understand we have that same resilience and you got to stay patient and really just be resilient. at the end of that tunnel. you'll find and saturday. >>that was stacey butler reporting postmates which is based here in san francisco issued a statement saying the company denounces racism and is committed to the safety of its employees and customers. 8.53 still ahead, another check of the weather if you're just waking up this morning, good morning. it's july 25th

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>>the alameda county sheriff's office loses 2 of their own to coronavirus in the past 24 hours. we'll have that report coming up. >>does the u.s. need to shut down once again as we're seeing a surge in coronavirus

cases, the nation's top doctors weigh in. >>a spectacular finish to the a's home opener but for the giants things haven't gotten off to the greatest start. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 9. >>a baseball just began ready and all that i'm in and i'm darya folsom, yeah, we'll have the highlights and low lights in a moment first though rebecca strong in the weather center with a check of the forecast morning rebecca, good morning guys, yes we're going to see a lot of sunshine today and actually warmer temperatures we're getting back to normal for this time of year versus last week. >>we were far below right now you can see a little bit of fog rolling through parts of san francisco. this is our sutro tower camera overlooking a pretty much a nice view and we're going to only get clear

and clear as we get closer to the afternoon hours temperature wise really not bad out there right now 50's 60's even some mid 60's right now that i'm tracking dublin conquered both at 65 degrees 60 degrees in berkeley and 61 right here in san francisco. mild to warm temperatures and some hot ones are on the way i'll have all those coming up in just a bit back to the news. >>thank you very much rebecca so to the breaking news now from overnight. we have a second person in alameda county sheriff's that's died from coronavirus in less than 24 hours out for israel harvey is live at the 7 station in san leandro with the details rana. >>you know it's always hard to say goodbye to a loved one and that's what the sheriff's office has had to do twice in the past 24 hours. both passing away from coronavirus like you mentioned when he put out a tweet late last night confirming the passing of that second. >>a colleague of the years, they said it is with great sadness that we can confirm

that a professional non sworn staff member of our agency has passed away this evening. due to covid-19 complications. this is our second employee to pass away in the past 24 hours to the covid-19 we will put out further information later not reached out to the sheriff's office to try to get more information on the person who just passed away. now on thursday deputy oscar roche it passed away from covid-19 roche a work in the court system and at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak of positive cases they're roach had been in icu and on a ventilator for over 3 weeks when he passed away thursday evening. we hear from his wife. he talks about her late husband. >>he gave us. many many many years protecting all of us out there. and i feel horrible and. just you know we're going to retire, he was going to retire in january. it's it's just so unfair.

>>now a celebration of life is currently being planned for deputy roche a but because of coronavirus complications, they may end up having to live stream that he hit for now reporting here in albany county reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>thanks right now, let's tell you a little bit more about deputy asked to work at the santa rita jail which is dealing with an outbreak of positive cases of coronavirus a 104 active cases there. among prisoners and the sheriff's office staff both deputies and non sworn personnel as well all based at that facility. >>well governor nation is extending more protections to central workers during the pandemic part of the effort will extend the subsidized hotel room program to those workers the governor pointing out that the expanded protections will help people working in industries like farming construction and food service. give them the supports where they have the

ability to isolate the ability in some cases to quarantine for us to be able to be successful in terms of stopping the spread of covid-19 extinguishing. >>covid-19 which we will do it depends on our ability to keep our essential workers safe. >>the governor says that he'll work with lawmakers to also expand things like paid sick leave workers comp and financial security measures for those essential workers. >>the virus cases surge, dozens of the nation's top medical experts are calling on lawmakers to try to shut down the country again. yeah, this is this has the u.s. is surpassing more than 4 million cases, a 145,000 coronavirus deaths we've got paula sandoval now with the story. >>6 months into the pandemic in some of the nation's coronavirus stance are going from bad to worse as a nation surpassed 4 million covid cases in over 145,000 deaths this week, california beat out new york is the state with the most infections to date when we began to reopen our economy

we so we focus so much on. >>when but we didn't focus enough on how to not only do it but to educate individuals. on friday california recorded its highest number of covid deaths in hard-hit la county health officials are warning the virus may soon become a leading cause of death among residents. covid cases seem to be plateauing in some of texas largest cities. but one small south texas border county patients may be sent home to die in the hospital ethics and tree os committee deems them too sick to recover. the local county judge says their hospital is at capacity. that's also a common struggle for health facilities in florida which sign nearly 84% increase in covid hospitalization since july the 4th statistics a record breaking highs in the south and west. parts of the northeast are experiencing lows not seen since march on friday, new york recorded its

lowest number of hospitalizations in nearly 4 months. and with the approaching school year just weeks away, parents and teachers facing uncertainty about when or if in person classes will resume amid a push to open schools kids ought to have the option to learn in person and virtually i believe they ought to have choices. if it vulnerable immune systems they ought to have options as well. >>but we have to get our kids back into school in a safe way if you are going to bring the children back doctor anthony fauci the nation's leading infectious disease expert urging school districts not to rush to any decisions. >>there are a lot of people with underlying conditions out there so i think when you talk about forcing teachers to come back to school. you better be careful about that and make sure you pay attention to a keeping them safe and key keeping them healthy. >>fauci not ruling out outdoor teaching as a way to get students back to school and

where this all the time and recommending face coverings be worn in the classroom. >>those polo sandoval reporting this week the centers for disease control and prevention guidelines released. guidelines strongly in favor of opening schools going to closer look at that coming up at 9.30. >>9 '06 and happening now a memorial service for the late representative and civil rights icon john lewis beginning now in his home town of troy alabama. >>after this he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol next week in the capitol rotunda with an invitation only arrival ceremony on monday will. bring you these live pictures here as we take a quick break. we're back at

9.10 and the president pulled out his pen again this afternoon to put in place not one or 2 or 3. but for executive orders, our washington dc correspondent basil john reports on how the president is pressuring the pharmaceutical industry. >>and taking a bold and historic. >>very dramatic action to reduce the price of prescription drugs president trump hopes this stroke of the pen. we'll take drug prices down a notch to for orders and

signing today will completely restructure the prescription drug market. in terms of pricing and everything else to make these medications, affordable and accessible for all americans the president says his executive orders will focus on providing aid to patients in especially seniors across the united states. these providers should not be receiving discounts for themselves while charging that tourists patients. a massive fall prices before orders would drop insulin and at the pump prices allow imports of some drugs direct any sales rebates the patients and encourage drug companies to sell at steep discounts to medicare or face price controls but under my administration we're standing up. to the lobbyists and special interests and fighting back against a rigged system, the president says he'll be meeting with drug company executives over the next few weeks. reporting in washington. i'm be-all job.

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earlier this morning. >>and it's only going to continue to get better and better lots of sunshine here blue skies that we could see temperature wise so really mild temperatures that we're going to see later on today a high of 68 in downtown and 69 in the mission district 60's along the coast as well pacifica 64 daly city will be a high of 66 upper 50's eldron hot and mont era. and then those 60's continue through brisbane and parts of san bruno and then 70's as we get into millbrae 74 for the high 76 in burlingame some 80's popping up now across the peninsula 83 in redwood city and san carlos and then lots of 80's across the entire south bay's on today. very warm in morgan hill coming in at 87, a high of 84 in downtown san jose. 90's though as we get into the east bay, 91 if you're going to be in livermore later today pleasanton you'll be at a high of 89. more comfortable for summer bayside communities like hayward and union city both in the upper 70's this afternoon 71 in are in the 74

in moraga and then those 90's returning once again up and over the east bay hills and into danville high of 91 with a lot of sunshine 89 expected for the high in walnut creek. 83 if you're going to be in fairfield today antioch you're going to be a high of 87, 76 for the afternoon high. the 80's continue through wine country as well and then the north they were looking at 84 in petaluma 82 in nevado since the beach will be the nice mild 61 degrees and things are going to continue to be warm as we get into tomorrow, we're definitely back to normal for this time of year temperature wise and then we're going to get some cooling as we get into the middle of next week. but those 90's are going to return inland as we get towards next friday back to the news all right, thank you very much rebecca night, 16 we have some breaking news to share with you this morning. >>peter green one of the founding members of the legendary rock n roll group fleetwood mac has died at the age of 73. his family says he passed away peacefully in his

sleep, no word yet on the exact cause of death but the family plans to release more information in the coming days. >>in the south a use of force investigation is underway after a video showed a san jose police officer kicking and dragging a woman during an arrest. the arrests happened in a mcdonald's parking lot wednesday night and the officer has been put on administrative leave kron 4 dan thorn has the latest. >>a viewer video shows a woman outside of a silver car being kicked and then dragged several feet by a san jose police officer, the arrest taking place in a mcdonald's parking lot stunning witnesses who caught it on video i couldn't believe it to be honest, especially off to what's happening all the protesting going on like like none of that is making a change josh gill started recording the video on his cell phone after he saw the officers getting aggressive with the woman. he and his friend jonothan saw the officer hit the woman in the side. and copper face down and

then pull her by her wrists has 2 children and another woman in the car watch don he for no reason police said to be on these. >>especially hearing the kids in a scary in the back guilty or not you know they shouldn't be kicked around and you know pushed in. >>and straight to the floor of the san jose police department spokesman says the car was wanted for evading officers on 2 separate occasions, the spokesman went on to say the officer used a woman because she failed to comply with demands. but now the officer is on administrative leave at the dam minimum i want justice for that woman and her family. >>that wasn't right at all what happened. >>the video emerged after san jose city leaders recently proposed several police reforms mayor sam liccardo responding via twitter saying in part. this video is deeply disturbing and the officers conduct appalling. this demands, severe consequences just like everybody else pays

for a crime they got to pay for their crimes to and there is none of our reporting in san jose dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well a 911 dispatcher and a police officer work together to help save a life. the california mom says that she found her son laying unconscious on the floor, but he survived thanks to their team work with nicole comstock with that story. >>well we all know that first responders save people's lives on a daily basis, but this officer's body camera video will give you a much closer look and how they work together during a crisis to keep people alive. >>have you breathe into his mouth. whenever i tell you ok so a police officer in a mother work as a team performing cpr you very much. they're trying to save her 16 year-old son who had a medical emergency while inside their riverside home and stopped breathing and i was like god please don't take him from me. >>disguises crying out loud

all 100 says she just got back from shopping when she found her son in his room unresponsive. so she called 911 i was lucky enough to be in the area at that time think happy i need to let him flat on his back officer, matthew rhodes answer the dispatcher's call and ran into the home to help we are very clear on our job responsibilities and i told her she was going to breathe, i was going to the chest compressions we all did it together. >>and olivia santos was the dispatcher who 100 through the process over the phone until officer rhodes arrived, yeah, he's here with me to be honest at the mom was a real here on this whole thing on she was his focus he wanted her son to stay live and she followed. >>and sections very well after 3 minutes on the phone with dispatch and admitted working with officer ropes. this mother witnessed a is breathing. >>good good. good that's good. >>all right side. he had a pulse and so that was when the aedes came. sake. he's back.

>>his it's always great to see that instant where they gassed ella 100 says these 2 first responders helped her stay calm enough to focus on her son during one of the most terrifying moments in their lives. she can't praise them enough and i feel like their angel that god sent me you know. whatever the situation that and officer rhodes says his colleagues do work like this all the time. >>he wanted to take this opportunity to recognize them as well. reporting in riverside nicole comstock. >>9.21 is the time still ahead on this saturday morning we're going to have the highlights and lowlights. the a's and giants first games of this shortened covid

>>and we're back at 9.24, the first nfl player to publicly opt out of the 2020 season. and he just so happens to be the only medical doctor on the nfl roster. we have chiefs guard during of. duvernay yes, i wanted to say doctor and he did to him they would let him reside oh yeah he made the announcement on twitter friday, the choice to opt out was part of the deal with players union. >>that they struck with the leak he said quote this is one of the most difficult decisions i have met had to make in my life but i must follow my convictions and do what i believe is right for me personally. adding that the only risks. that only he only

risks continuing to take the only reese we continue to take or when he's working to treat people with covid-19 on the frontlines pandemic so that's what want to do this time. yeah help people during this time of crisis and they have it that are based all we should be out and we knew it was going to be rough season for the giants, so let's just get them out of the way only get them out of my first, let's just forget why we end the season is short anyway. >>if the first 2 games are any indication no thank you. the giants blown out 2 days in a row by the dodgers in l a giants lost at 91 yesterday's and they lost 8 to one the day before. the giants have 2 more games in l a to try to turn things around the a's though are off to a great start. the a's won their home opener against the angels with a spectacular play in the 10th yet check it out. >>wilson and that will do it.

and it's a grand slam walk-off. >>they'll know they don't know it's all fake noise but for real first baseman that listens celebrated his walk-off grand slam with for the rest of the team there they were tied up to that 0.3 3 and then they got that big hit which was terrific the first when is a final score of 7 to 3. >>and maybe if you listen real hard you might have heard a familiar voice that you would connected to a familiar face during the game. >>you can't just take it even if you didn't see a major topic right yeah because obviously you're like is that what he and his so yeah, he's

selling hot dogs. yeah, it's all still part of the fade in the crowd, but he actually used to concessions. today's when he grew up in oakland in the 70's. so there you have it listen hard next time you're watching a game at home. and take a look at this. this is kind of the way that covid seasons going to go chicago first baseman finish college anthony rizzo share can right when it says it want to keep my base clean so yes out and sanitizer and then you can see the other player puts the gloves back on and they continue on with the game face. he keeps a little one in his pocket there was this safety very smart. seattle has unveiled a new name and logo on their hockey team. let's take a look. >>don't don't don't don't don't what is lurking what is lurking what is looking if that crack in oh okay right, the sea monster and that's the new logo for it which is really cool do you want to name to be like is that uh i

think that's good because it's scary when you're a sports team you want to be a free right i like that the affair along the water of the yeah that was all i mean you know seattle very well right it's legit during his legendary through nordic history of of pirates of the caribbean i saw johnny depp fighting the back and the cracking is to be feared, that's what they're going we'll take a quick break coming up in the kron 4 morning news cities around the country are passing reparation resolutions in the wake of george floyd's death and nationwide protests to try and make amends hi. we're glad you came in.

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>>9.30, i'm still a friend of crack and we're still dry just a little i think it is not yet think they did. >>all right let's find out what's going to be like outside if you're going to the beach keep an eye out for the crack and what >>oh it's going to be good to have you want to head to the beach absolutely james that's going to be one of them are more mild spots cool to mild. i would say a pretty much warm and an ice everywhere else but some hot spots to especially inland right now this we're going to get if you're going to be heading to the coast. mixture of sunshine and clouds with is a gorgeous shot overlooking our east bay and the hills on top of the berkeley that's where cameras on top of the berkeley hills right there your highs today up it's kind of a mixed bag, san francisco you're going to be a high of 68 more mild in oakland with 73 degrees and then downtown 7 san jose it's going to be a nice and warm at 84, but some 90's i'm

tracking. i will have all those details coming up in just a bit back to the news. >>all right, thank you very much. rebecca, let's go to the east bay now we're coronavirus cases are soaring in alameda county is the first bay area county to have more than 10,000 infections. county health officials are asking people to not gagged or gather in large groups, especially around lake merritt in oakland kron four's gayle ong takes a closer look. >>the overcrowding at lake merritt has become a public health concern greg anderson in claudia does have seen the increase of crowds at lakeshore app we just have to look outside of our windows. >>and see the large crowds without wearing mask stands. and not social distancing. oakland city officials and staff held a press conference friday with this reminder must avoid gatherings in groups. >>simply keeping to our own households. >>we're small stable social bubbles will make a difference transmission of the coronavirus is low outdoors but health officials say when people gather outside and take

off their masks that increases the likelihood of more infections. alameda county has at least 10,000 covid-19 cases health officials say almost half of those cases are in oakland before heading in the wrong direction at the same time that people seem to be letting down their guard friday afternoon we sell fewer people by the lake not wearing mask neighbors say it gets more crowded in the evenings and weekends. >>another complaint is illegal parking on lakeshore af cars parked on the middle lane we saw this vehicle getting a ticket something neighbors have been waiting to see it's been more focused on messaging and try to get the word out but. >>we're the last few months and weeks that hasn't been working video from last friday shows cones blocking part of the street for vendors who are apparently in violation the city says they're not issuing permits for vending in parks. >>it was also announced inspectors will be issuing warnings to vendors in the coming days at lake merritt gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well despite the continued

surge that we've seen in cases the cdc is now pushing for schools to reopen for the in person classes this fall, but with more than 4 million confirmed coronavirus cases across the country some states just aren't ready to do that to send kids back into the classroom and with many school officials saying that there isn't enough time or money to make the necessary changes to keep kids safe in person. they're really up against a rock and a hard place now the cdc does recommend that local officials consider keeping schools closed if there is substantial uncontrolled transmission of the virus in their area. >>they should and should open if that number were saying i don't know how much improvement we can make. with to 4 weeks to be honest with you i don't think it looks good for day one opening. >>we know that children under 18 hour, less sick, but there are some that suffered terrible consequences if they have underlying conditions. >>here in california. the governor says that most

classes must begin online which of course goes against this new cdc guideline kron four's sanaz tahernia talked with a pediatrician at ucsf benny off a children's hospital for her insights. >>it's not if it's not going to do anybody any favors to get schools reopened for not doing it safely because we're just going to close them down again if there if it's not safe enough we don't have to supports in place for teachers and for families and for students to do it in a way that doesn't drive transmission by would actually worry the most about the adults in the equation which is counterintuitive we always think about the kids and what if the kids are nervous and don't do it but if they're at risk, it's fine. it's actually the adults and the entire school community that we have to think about you have to take a relatively holistic view. kids are relatively well rests i would actually want to encourage families to feel a little less anxiety around their own specific children but actually to think about advocating for the whole community. >>well you can hear more on the subject and other interviews as well on our 24 hour streaming news app kron

on it's free to download your app store and if you haven't already download it today. >>in san francisco, the department of public health announced an update on the mask rules for the city, the new rules are kids age 10 and older have to wear a face covering and adults have to wear a mask in close shared workspace in building common areas and when working in food service and if you are not able to wear a face covering because you say of a medical condition will then you have have a written exemption from a doctor. volunteers from a local group in san francisco are also helping people to get masks if they can't afford them. kron four's michelle kingston has more. >>but the problem was that the expired mass this elastic absolutely gives way so we've downgraded the masks to be a non medical mask so our feeling was if we can get a mass to safely stay on a person's face reliably this mask will be very useful in a community setting boxes and

boxes of expired n 95 masks sitting at ucsf now being fixed up by volunteers across the bay area and given to those in need on friday volunteers were working hard outside of danville church, i'm really happy that i can help people who are. >>less fortunate with. things that we need right now i can ask during this hard season volunteers are all wearing gloves as they add new elastic bands into expired n 95 masks now they've already refurbished a 40,000 masks and they have another 40,000 to go the 80,000 expired masks all have a red x over its original label now know to find the person who will soon wear the mask that it is no longer certified n 95 volunteers are tying knots at the end of the new elastic band to hold them in place a ucsf physician and an engineer or heading the project and both say they love that people will now have access to them who otherwise

may have had to go without it feels good to see it scaling. >>the plan and the vision were exciting. but there's nothing like actually seeing the mass go into the hands of someone who really needs it can to get one was. >>super gratifying and. it's just great to have something to focus energy into and try to make a difference, you with with everything going on in the world right now in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well also in the east bay, the volunteer students and teachers at the college of alameda are helping families in need there giving away lunches and boxes of fresh produce for free with help from steph and ayesha curry with kron 4 says it mid-june explaining. >>nice we have needles and vegetables hot food chicken rice and sell it on down. >>here at the college of alameda students and faculty are helping to fight against food insecurity during the

covid-19 pandemic by giving away gourmet lunches and fresh produce for free college of alameda vice president of student services doctor tina basket cells says to make this happen the school formed a partnership with world central kitchen and stephon i should curry's eat learn play foundation. we partner in may and have been doing hot meals. >>4 students primarily and then also community members in alameda currently we serve 2600 hot meals and we also provide on fridays organic for this fox about a 180 of those weekly some of the volunteers here on the college campus are still in high school like 16 year-old isaiah cause it makes me feel great man, you know sometimes me and my friends come here grab by 10 meals a. >>we'll go over to oakland us and most of the homes. so it's it's really inspire the other thing about this is that the restaurants that we partner

with us through world central kitchen receive $10 a meal so with our 2600 meals there's $26,000 a week. >>that's that are going into local restaurants. that's part of this partnership and that helps them keep their employees going one soldier was during a time when they can actually open their doors. >>now the free grab and go lunch program happens every monday wednesday and friday starting at 11:30am to 1230 and it is scheduled to continue until the end of august on the campus of the college of alameda in alameda has it made you kron 4 news. >>right now and a modesto hair salon is taking a humorous approach to the ever changing state guidelines on reopening, yeah they decided to make a video showing the challenge is their business. >>faces operating outside we have kay recede from our sister station ktxl with the story. >>we're doing outside here. >>because we're allowed to feel so good. this is

definitely not how you wash rinse and repeat what the intended humor is clear we're just kind of making fun of the situation and. >>i think people right now because i think they just feel like us they feel so good to just laugh like in this crazy tie. michelle rao is the owner of bella salon here in modesto which remains closed. she says she and her best friend cd christianson talked about the new us regulations for we opening salons outside which under the modesto son is not so bearable after hose each other we have to do this we have to do that and so i was like let's make a video that christian son as the hairdresser and well as her client. the 2 demonstrated the not so pretty truth of an outdoor salon i think the support is is probably the best part about it is we're all feeling the same some viewers out there ted governor gavin newsome and the state's board of barbering and cosmetology. >>they have not responded rao says the post has brought much needed levity to an otherwise dire situation this is so crazy we can't work outside we

have perfectly sanitize salons to work and has the latest round of closures continue the 2 friends say at least they can find and share the last or just a super positive and just ready. they're ready to go when it's time for everybody just getting the humor of it and exactly that we're just trying to have fun in the midst of all of this was just my biggest thing that i love scenes and we definitely are reason anybody out of the hose. >>in modesto. >>kay recede fox, 40 news. and speaking of looking on the brighter side of things a lot of sunshine. we're expecting around the bay area in fact more blue skies now exposed in a lot of sun here at san francisco international airport some mild to warm and even hot temperatu welcome back to

the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in the crowd for our weather center. a gorgeous shot overlooking a parts of san francisco. this is our camera just a south of market street. >>and you can see a little bit of the cloud cover but look at all the blue skies, lots of sunshine that we're seeing throughout the entire bay area. here's a look at on your afternoon highs if you are going to be in san francisco downtown you'll be at a high of 68 today, 69 for the mission district 65 in the sunset upper 50's for months hair and a grin on a 65 for half moon bay, 74 in millbrae today a high of 76, if you're going to be the burlingame area and then those low 80's starting to pop up through san carlos in redwood city both coming in at a high of 83.

temperatures a lot warmer across the entire south bay zone versus what we saw this past week. we're getting back to normal so mid to upper 80's. that's what you can expect today for the most part 86 in campbell moscow toes, 87 for the high morgan hill and then your east bay zone looks like this inland and 91 in livermore for the afternoon high 89 in pleasanton and a lot more mild to warm spots along our bayside areas like union city and hayward both in the upper 70's, 68 for the high in berkeley today, downtown oakland you'll be at a high of 73. and then low 90's popping up conquered and danville and 91 87 for the high in san ramon 81 in benicia today 94 if you're going to be in pittsburgh. 93 in vacaville today, mostly upper 80's in sonoma and yon philip 88 degrees and then you're north his own looks like this 70 degrees expected in mill valley. i'm still pretty mild and sandra fell 77 and then a much warmer as we

get into nevado and petaluma at 84 stinson beach, 61 degrees. here's a look at your seven-day around the bay forecast. yes your weekend is going to continue to be warm and even hot, especially if you're inland tomorrow, 90's are going to return to us once again 70's around the bay and then 60's at the coast and then once we get into next week things are going to taper off just a bit for tuesday and wednesday and then those 90's returning once again with a lot of sunshine on friday now back to the news, thanks a lot. rebecca, 9.47 and his calls for racial equality continue across the country a topic we don't usually hear about. >>is being pushed to the forefront. >>urban renewal yeah, it was a plan to clean up communities that took place in cities across the country back to the 1950's and 60's but many in african american communities say that plan force them out of homes they owned and in the public housing abby philips reports on how this issue has gone from the past to the present. >>tucked away in the deeply conservative blue ridge region

of north carolina. asheville is a isis asheville is by far the bluest dot. west of charlotte. but even here this summer has been defined. the demonstrations in the wake of george floyd's murder really were different. the momentum is like nothing we've ever felt before black lives matter signs are unmistakable in store fronts across the city. this is the confederate monument and looks this way because we decided to shrouded. >>a task force decide exactly what we want to do it it removing lead more repurpose it. >>recently the city council of this predominantly white city pledge to tackle its dark past, passing a resolution promising to work toward reparations but not without controversy. >>we're not responsible for what happened 200 years ago. i find is wrong in so many ways

i strongly oppose it like people are not the only worry that have been played in america and around the world, but it's not just slavery which the city apologize for when it passed the resolution. >>it is also something far more recent before urban renewal with implemented. >>all down the street for home owners. >>urban renewal which many black americans called urban removal played out in asheville in cities all across the country in the 1950's and 60's their read of the areas that were acquisition bash has and the thought of properties, homes and businesses that were take and so have you want to put it. >>so all of these are part a little bit on by the african-american youth. >>houses and pour are blighted neighborhoods like the one priscilla robinson grew up and where required by the city marked to be demolished or renovated i can remember as a young girl. seeing everyone.

>>dragon from it. is that it's bad it was like a wagon trail. people were carrying cheers, it was a community breakdown. >>black residents were moved out and into public housing told that they would be able to return. but for many that promise was never kept. >>today nearly 60% of people who live in low income public housing in asheville or black though black people make up just 12% of the city's population, a legacy of urban renewal and discriminatory policies like redlining what we see. >>now. is the result of this public house and what could have been feel home owners up and down the street. >>the reparations resolution is vague. but the city council's hope is that they can create programs that will help balance housing inequity and rebuild generational wealth that was stripped from black residents during urban

renewal and in the decades before it as for cash payments the language in the resolution. >>did not directly speak to cash payments. but it did not exclude that as an option. >>that's the part that has made preparations a flashpoint in washington. i don't think reparations for something that happened a 150 years ago for whom none of us currently living are responsible is a good idea that cities like asheville evanston, illinois and providence, rhode island are facing the controversy head on as white people. >>we wake up every day and benefit from the systems that exist that. key people of color at an economic and educational and health disadvantage and give us the straight or track in the world, our world in this country is built for white people. >>it was abby phillip reporting. the reparations resolution not only calls for ashwell officials to work on forming policies and programs to address inequalities. but

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kids, it's called the baby boom got it. it's a 75% scale of the normal cars and get this is a 4 kids now it can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. >>without a license with i was just going to drive cheapest version starts at $35,000 and go all the way up to $68,000 if you really want to put some money into it okay so not my can take a look at this a new underwater hotel suite. perfect for animal lovers look at this kid at this is and belgium, wow this is so cool. it's in the zoo. so there's an underwater room. you can see obviously the wall rest there wow nice little bed there. and actually the price. 250 bucks per person per night. which is cut well i know, but still i that has pretty shocking to look at the price of a hotel in the bucks a night and you get that's pretty i wish we

could travel we can't go anywhere is a really good look at other stuff to they had the zoo has sleepover exhibit rooms speaking of traveling check this out last night. >>the hubble space telescope. just sent a massive this summer time look at saturn. it was taken back on july 4th, but it just got back to the earth and process leading to real picture is not like a computer when they turned the hubble at jupiter saturn. i mean and took a picture and because saturn does sit on an access to to sort of tilted a little bit. like or think those 3 seasons, so if you look close you can actually make out on the right hand side to of saturn's moons in that shot. pretty clear photo considering the hubble had to look 839 million miles to snap this picture that's a pretty good lands. i just want to look so good it's too good. it looks fake to me is that fake saturn's the planets are real differences around he's saying they really are just that that's incredible pretty nuts. i love it. ok take a look at the forecast around the bay

here on earth things are heating up in lynn. >>but still saying quite nice are around the bay actually cooling down a bit as we get into the middle of next week. so you have that to enjoy and of course we're going to be back here tomorrow morning with updates on the forecast and more news as well i yes sunday morning will join and then have a good one. they say at a certain age you just stop caring.

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