>>frias local news stations. >>good morning and thanks for joining us on this sunday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we do want to begin with breaking news of violent protests that broke out last night here in the bay area and across the country the protests and oakland l a seattle all showing solidarity. >>with what is happening in portland where protesters have been demonstrating against federal police in the city and demanding racial justice, a large majority of the protests last night in oakland were peaceful, however some people did clash with police. >>setting off fires and damaging government buildings as well back to downtown

oaeland police station was damaged in a fire was set at the end of the county courthouse, let's go to kron four's reyna harvey she has the latest on that from oakland reyna. >>dorian james a lot happening last night and like you mentioned all these protests that we saw were all in solidarity with portland oregon but we're going to show you oakland's protest from yesterday now you can see things started peaceful. police say about 700 people came out to this protest you could see people walking down the streets here a pretty diverse group of people chanting things like black lives matter and briana taylor's see they have signs as well as the protests progressed into the night you can see some things started to escalate we're going to show you that. >>you can see some people within that crowd started vandalizing several locations is street sign the hour toppling over here. >>now before they knocked over this i said this is an online full assembly and chemicals will be deployed, so they not this over also several small

fires were set throughout the downtown area. now the aftermath of everything we saw happening here on your screen. this is what the alameda county superior courthouse. look like it was set on fire they spray painted and as you can see several of the windows here were broken now this was not the only location that was damaged overnight over at the police station here in oakland, you can see people set this they put they set fireworks off actually in this area that you can see the station has also been spray painted along with several windows broken in this area now the protested let the protests lasted well into the early hours. several people were also arrested during this protest. now that investigation this morning continues into everything that went on last night so police are asking if you have any information about the events that took place yesterday that

you reach out to them for now reporting here in oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news kate, thank you reyna now let's give you an update on what's happening in portland which has sparked all of this federal agents again repeatedly firing tear gas. >>to break up protests late last night you can see the scene here these demonstrations have continued every night for the past 2 months and showing no signs of letting up. they're calling for police reform and notice lee the demonstrations have escalated since president trump sent an unmarked federal officers into the city authorities say that 6 federal officers were injured and one person was arrested in friday night's protest. a federal judge has denied a request by oregon's attorney general to restrict the actions of federal police. police in seattle declared a riot following a large demonstration and the city's capitol hill neighborhood on saturday. you can see this scene here with police moving demonstrators back and they deployed flash bangs and pepper spray to clear the area

out thousands of protesters there had initially gathered peacefully near downtown seattle in a show of solidarity with what's going on in portland oregon, at least 16 people in seattle have been arrested. >>well like in portland here in the bay area a group of moms came out and tried to protest alongside with those demonstrators kron four's jonathan mccall talked to the wall of moms organizer in the bay area about the difference. they're trying to make. >>on the front lines of protest in portland oregon a group calling themselves the wall of moms are now using their bodies to shield protesters from law enforcement here in the bay area ruth robertson organized to rallies on saturday to stand up in support of the black lives matter movement and also the protest in portland oregon is a refreshing to see that so many have so many people have joined in on the movement that you guys have started. >>absolutely and when march in the black my lives matter

protests and there are people of all ethnic riots out up is not as lily white as you might think it's about the fact that they're willing to stand up. >>for. >>and the allies that with black lives matter but even more importantly. >>protect them from the forces that have brought into their city they stand and if in the front lines in order to be a shield you don't hold enough to have been in the civil rights era. i was a child my parents are very much involved in washington d c and i can see that my parents wanted to be out there but we're fearful because they have children you know as a as a parent. i feel like we have to create a future for our children grandchildren and we want them to come into a world where there's justice and peace and equality. so we have to be on the streets to fight robertson says that she and other moms will be paying close attention. >>to see a president trump could be sending federal agents to oakland and the bay area in the coming weeks. if

so she says will be ready to stand up to protect. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>coming up is it safe for children to go back to school that's a big question lot of parents are asking will tell you what a newly released study is saying about children's risk for getting covid-19 amid the debate to reopen schools. plus some bay area baseball the giant showing up against the dodgers and the a's taken on the angels have the highlights for you. >>and taking a live look outside right now conditions here at san francisco international airport we do have fog and clouds but the sunshine is on the way with some warm temperatures on tap on my

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>>the entertainment world is mourning the loss of tv legend regis philbin yeah, he was part of american television for decades as the host of popular talk and game shows his family says he died of natural causes richard roth takes a look back at his career. >>raich yes, your lips are chapped as. that's right frank takes a tight close-up. >>blessed with the gift of gab regis philbin spent his career in the spotlight. he co-hosted tv's long-running live with regis and kathie lee and later live with regis and kelly. >>i won one and they've best host a daytime most when when i was in between calls ironically enough we have

right how fun and it's fine i got to join get. >>his quick wit and spontaneous and lives charm tv audiences for decades, but allen he credited to his irish italian upbringing my mother had lot of sisters brothers and nephews and nieces and they all would converge on a home in the bronx, i think that gave me. whatever talking ability i have because if you didn't talk with them. you are going to get a word a word in edgewise. philbin was born august 25th 1931. despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear it like that what i said it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team.

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>>hurricane hanna made landfall as a category one storm in southern texas and you can see some of the wind and the damage here, although it has since been downgraded to a tropical storm is still wreaking havoc for the people there with tj parker now showing us more. >>ready making quickly catching his hat as high winds from hurricane hanna low through calhoun county several hours north of where hanna made landfall and still seeing the effects of the storm, the texas department of transportation keeping a close eye as big waves from lavaca bay creep closer to roads and even submerging some. >>earlier this morning we've got now the water was about 3 foot higher yeah we had knee deep water below the camper likely didn't get in the

camper, the owner of the indianola fishing marina believes storm surge sparked a fire there numbering is my baby. >>i worked very hard there. it was said fire crews had to use their high water trucks to get to it. they were able to quickly put it out with no one getting hurt as hurricane hanna makes its way through texas texans are keeping an eye not one could come later hope that the next one to come in. >>that and then end up just like this one. >>luckily didn't getting stronger for it made landfall, but yeah, plenty of damage. yeah she was going to y 2 right there getting ready to face as well. >>local locally where i was living the living the life during this pandemic weather wise we get her back in the weather center. >>talk more about that yeah we really are guys good morning. both of we are getting the little bit of a camera issue right now, but as a religious will be able to see all of downtown san jose but for now

the most important part you can see the blue skies above above a lots of sunshine that we're seeing already in the south bay zone in fact visibility wise on our future cast for map showing us it is definitely the best area right now with the most sunshine. but the good news is the fog and the cloud cover starting to dissipate as we get through the next couple of hours here only sticking for for coastal spots like half moon bay and san francisco, a 24 hour temperature change map and this is to tell us what it was like this time yesterday so we're pretty even an oakland right now temperature wise. but were 4 degrees or higher than we were yesterday at this time in san francisco and pretty much everywhere else about a degree or 2 a higher or lower so it's going to feel about the same to you as you make your way out of the house this morning. we're in the 50's to low 60's around the bay area right now 62 in oakland, i'm tracking 57 in downtown san francisco and downtown san jose. you're currently at 59 with all that sunshine to enjoy. temperatures to definitely going to be very similar to

yesterday, we're definitely back to normal for this time of year your highs look like this those low 90's returning once again for summer warmer inland spots, especially in our east bay zone this afternoon 93 in concord today 92 in livermore a high of 78 in fremont 77 in hayward more a warm temperatures for your south bay zone, mostly in the low to mid 80's. morgan hill you'll be the high of 85 today and then 66 in half moon bay, 70 degrees expected in downtown san francisco today and then low 80's across much of the north bay very similar to yesterday as well, here's around the bay forecast to we're going to see some low 90's monday and tuesday before a little bit of a dip in temperatures, the middle of next week wednesday and thursday and then that we will see things start to heat up once again into next weekend. that's a look at the weather now back to the news. >>thanks a lot 7 people were hurt in san joaquin county when a gunman opened fire during a party in a chp officers were nearby when they

heard several gunshots ring out they saw people running away with kristi gross now from our sister station ktxl in sacramento with more on the story. >>so king county deputies and officers from chp an antique apd swarm a ruled mantega home after bullets fly at a house party in the you know how how difficult party with the clouds. >>i have to go through busted window go like that john vo owns the home he wasn't there at the time of the shooting he says he rented out the property for a couple of nights on a web site called turbo iran just before it never seen any problem the guy who rented he said that you know they're going to get to get to. >>the relax a couple day before his friend both the military. that's why i rented out i don't i i would instead the we can turn violent according to deputies chp officers were conducting a traffic stop nearby when they heard the gunshots and saw

people running from the home on the 4400 block of woodward avenue deputies say someone started shooting into the crowd with a semiautomatic weapon it looked like somebody look at running out for and several pairs of shoes and clothes were left behind a deputy say 7 people were shot and taken to the hospital of those to remain hospitalized in critical condition and 5 others have been treated then released. >>among the injured were 2 miners never expected here you know you look over there, you know the corn fields and over here this is really a ranch country kind of lifestyle. >>what i guess. >>young people to party that could happen anywhere in manteca kristi gross. >>the and the alameda county sheriff's office is mourning the loss of 2 employees who died of covid-19 and this morning. we're learning the identity of the second person who died valerie leon was a sheriff's technician. she died on friday at kaiser hospital in modesto she joined the sheriff's office in 1997. she

survived by her children and 13 grandchildren. in the north bay police are investigating the shooting death of a 20 year-old man. this happened around 7.30 friday night gateway drive a few blocks west crest ranch park. and that is where the police found the person who was shot and killed a haven't made an arrest, it's vallejo 16th homicide of the year. >>also in the east bay we have pleasant hill police looking for an suv that was involved in a hit and run crash now this is a picture of a car that was hit by that suv shortly before 11 o'clock friday night. it was a 10 2000 small the ford explorer that they're looking for the crash happened on contra costa boulevard right near concord avenue. police say the ford ran a red light hit the victim's car damaged city property and then drove onto southbound 6.80 and fled the scene officers did not say if anyone was injured in that crash, but again they are looking for that suv in

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>>7.24 and after a two-game skid to start the season the san francisco giants turn

things around against the dodgers and got their first win of the season. yes, they managed to score 5 runs in the first 4 innings the giants batters hit against dodgers pitcher alex wood was struggling on the mound. >>which was great news for us to tell the stretch the giants did not score in the final 5 innings but the but the defense that they exhibit was enough to prevent the dodgers from catching up so finally all the people in the fist and did you see that over but you'll see in the distance hot wheel people look is. >>wow what you call virtual like you see in movies he cool okay, we'll see a more that exposes her with games to come the 2 teams play again tonight at 7 o'clock so watch the stands and you see all those cgi faith and i just see the giants when i was in well it was a disappointing day for the a's and after they had such a great start they were

scoreless the 7th inning and the angels at a four-point advantage is outfielder robbie grossman hit an rbi single law and the milton. >>got the a's on the board it was it for the day the angels win it 4 to they play again today at 1 o'clock but again they had a fantastic start to the season. so you know you never know what happens as the season unfolds. i guess i guess so much less time you know because i know that shortened season every game is more critical right are also in the news this morning we have a reporter in tampa florida crediting a viewer with helping her detect cancer in her neck, you have the viewer saw her on tv and sent an e-mail. >>that could have saved her life and who better to report on that story then the reporter herself victoria price shares her story. >>well as weird as it feels to be out here reporting on my own story versus somebody else's story this was a really really important story for me to tell not just educate and not just advocate but also to say thank you because i did notice that there was a lump in my neck until a viewer reached out to let me tell 8

on your side isn't just a catchphrase giving a voice to our viewers is at the core of everything we do. >>but the roles reversed recently when i thought of you are on my side and for that i couldn't be more grateful right stacey especially when you consider that he worked there for 4 years that it was after this story aired in june i got this somewhat cryptic e-mail police had her thyroid checked reminds me of my neck mind turned out to be cancer. so i called my doctor and a month later turns out mind as to more overwhelming than the diagnosis however is the outpouring of love and support i've received since then. i was shocked to hear from so many thyroid cancer patients and survivors including some people i've known for years, but never knew of their diagnosis. so like any good reporter i did some digging the american cancer society estimates more than 52,000 americans will be diagnosed with thyroid cancer this year, women are 3 times more likely to develop thyroid cancer and it's commonly diagnosed at a

younger age, so ladies check your neck, one of the warning signs i i certainly didn't notice it all myself a swelling or lock is the most common if you have some more snus that's near and doesn't go away. >>and sometimes pain in the neck that radiates out to be yours thankfully fired cancer is also one of the most treatable cancers with a 98% 5 year survival rate. we may be in the midst of a global health crisis but please don't neglect your own health. i was just lucky, a guardian angel was looking out for me. >>and of course the question that everybody has been asking me this miracle viewer have you been able to get in touch with her i did email her earlier this week when i received my diagnosis to thank her from the bottom of my heart. >>i did hear back from her earlier today we've exchanged a few e-mails and so i'm hoping that after the surgery we will be able to it will be having surgery this monday just down the road at tampa general. they will be removing my entire thyroid a few of the lymph nodes som also have a few biopsies us to make sure that the cancer hasn't spread to and the other parts of my

neck and then if all goes as well as planned will be back here in about a week. reporting in tampa victoria price 8 on your side, this is exactly what happened with deborah norville yeah we had a chance to talk to she came in and it was 20 years ago same thing viewers saw something and they ended up removing most of her thyroid because she had a cancerous nodule she never knew was kind of stuck in. >>right there and it was some of you who wrote it says never you have a yeah they should get that checked that we're just talking in the break that so. >>it's such a touchy topic to bring up when you're pointing something out the physically about somebody else you don't want to fan, you don't want to assume, but here if you are you know was nice enough to say look your your neck doesn't look right it looks like minded when i was diagnosed should have a checkdown que. >>yeah, thanks for keeping an eye on us absolutely reyna. >>and overnight protests here in oakland took a destructive turn is several businesses

>>7.32 back to the breaking news that we're covering out of portland where protesters have been demanding justice and that sparked protests all over the country including here in oakland as you can see where hundreds of people came out last night solidarity with the portland protesters demanding racial justice. >>things began peacefully before violence that broke out and government buildings were damaged at certain points during the night fact let's get the very latest on the

protests with kron four's reyna harvey standing by. >>and the morning we see these protests started peacefully from city to city and things at things progress into the night we see things escalate like this one here so we're going to show you some people toppling over signs you can see this here now this street sign located in downtown up the the police department they have this actually posted on their twitter page before they not the sign down i notice that the sign said this is an unlawful assembly and chemicals will be deployed. so several of the people in his group not happy with those signs they decided to knock them over several small fires. we're also set throughout the downtown area. now after all of this happened it was aftermath so we're looking at that right now. this is what the alameda county superior courthouse. look like it was set on fire, they spray painted that building you can also see clearly several

windows broken out here. also the police station also vandalized people were setting off fireworks in this area in the beginning the you can see that station has also been covered in spray paint along with windows being broken. now that protest lasted into the late hours, the police are calling this group of people agitated ers this small group that you see here broken off of the larger protests that you saw earlier now they're currently investigating everything that went on last night and several arrests from the protests have been made for now reporting here in oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>thank you enough. in the a police union president is under investigation after evidence connected to the shooting death of sean monterrosa was destroyed kron four's dan thorn talk with the attorneys representing the monterrosa family. >>police body cam video shows bullets blasting out of the front windshield of the truck facing 22 year-old sean

monterrosa the windshield viewed as evidence in the case has been discarded and of a lay hope police lieutenant has been placed on leave. >>and raises real question if officer and destroys a piece of evidence what evidence may have been civil rights attorney john burris says the windshield may have been crucial to the case. >>video of the shooting never shows what the officers were actually seeing as one of them opened fire monterroso was killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun all we know is that young man was shot and killed by tsu was than in the back seat of a car and he shot through a window front which have stopped as irregular that doesn't happen often so what caused him to do that what if he suits police officers association has strongly supported the officer's actions on the night of monterrosa's death the union president has even tried to keep the officer's name secret. >>investigators released in store security of the walgreens where monterroso was killed in a group can be seen

smashing the drive-thru window and stealing prescription drugs but burress is more interested in seeing video showing precisely what was happening when monterrosa was killed in his on murray's the ball in a shocking and surprising for us to believe that all these officers and the body cameras on and none of them caught. the actual shooting itself. >>now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic california currently leads the nation with more than 446,000 coronavirus cases and right now both california and florida have more cases the new york city which was once considered the epicenter of this pandemic here in the u.s. but the pandemic is impacting young children as well back over in florida 9 year-old kamara lead them died of coronavirus her family says she had no underlying health conditions when she developed a very high fever and then died after her heart failed. her family has no idea how or where she contracted coronavirus the 9 year-old is

the 5th child in florida to die from the virus. in texas a 5 year-old boy from dallas died of the virus on friday doctors say the boy did have underlying health conditions in that case. well the kron 4 morning news u.s. military coronavirus infections are rising in japan, we're going to take you inside the bases that are seeing a struggle. >>in cases. plus the oakland zoo, getting ready to reopen on wednesday. we'll tell yo and we're

back at 7.39 in the east bay, the oakland zoo is making preparations to welcome guests back on wednesday. >>since the pandemic began the zoo has been shut down for about 4 months now. it took a big financial loss we've talked about that in fact it was on the verge of closing down for good they're running real low on funds but the zoo was able to work it out without the county's health department and they've been greenlit to reopen under the new state guidelines and we talk with opens as executive vice president about what you need to know before you head out there to enjoy the park once again. >>we are an outdoor venue so when you go online and you're looking to get a ticket to come back with you. we have a lot of rules on there obviously want people to wear masks. well we actually need people to stay safe so we can continue to stay open. that's really critically important so we are limiting the number of people that are coming into the zoo. so that's going to be

really important and with our time ticketing this is a new thing that we're doing people will be coming on the hour. and so we'll space everybody out that's going to be important so we will have a lot of signage around as you will have a lot of staff helping people again as long as everybody follows the marines, they'll stay in your family groups to the best that you can wear your mask. again if you can be safe. we can all be safe and stay open. >>okay, so that's that that's the big thing you need to know right before you just show up by ticket at the gate going. no you gotta go online tickets for wednesday go on sale at 11 o'clock this morning and all tickets have to be again be bought online you're going to be given a specific time to show up and as you heard him say masks are required to bring them for any guest h 3 or older, and they have to be worn inside the park at all time know rides they put their right mind you but that's right, yeah news this morning, the popular music festival

hardly strictly bluegrass is canceled you knew this was going to happen. >>it's going to be online instead. that's how they're going to be celebrating at the event draws thousands of people usually. but instead we'll just stray live stream the performances on their website. >>a live look outside right now conditions in san francisco. it is foggy it is gray overcast this is our camera just south of market but a lot of sunshine is on the way in fact we're expecting a low 70's in and

welcome back to the kron 4 news weekend i'm rebecca's drama and the kron 4 weather center with a live look outside right now conditions in downtown san francisco, gray skies. >>definitely overcast we're seeing a lot of fog out there roll through, but the good news is we are going to have sunshine over the next couple of hours. we just have to get through all the overcast conditions right now, but you can see future cast for we're going to slowly start to clear out as we get closer to that lunch time hour and things are definitely going to be a warm this afternoon and some spots even hot and others we're going to see some low 90's back on the board temperature wise right now we're pretty even. versus this time yesterday so you're going to feel about the same as you make your way out of the house you might just mean long sleeves to get you out and then you're going to peel that off later on today, especially if you're going to be inland. so we're about the same start for oakland and hayward that's what the zeros mean we're at

the same temperature that we were this time yesterday or 4 degrees higher in san francisco forces this time yesterday you can see here on the map 50's to low 60's that we're seeing currently 62 degrees right now in oakland 61 degrees and hayward if you're waking up with us in fremont right now we're looking at 61 degrees there as well 59 and downtown san jose, upper 50's for san francisco and half moon bay and then low to mid-fifties across much of the north bay santa rosa you're coming in. and a nice 54 degrees. those a seasonal temperatures are back with us again last week we saw a little bit of cooling. but now things are definitely heating back up for the rest of your weekend. those 90's are returning once again this afternoon 92 very hot livermore this afternoon. we're expecting 93 in concord and then by the bay a little bit nicer more mild conditions 74 in downtown oakland, 77 in hayward that we're expecting 78 if you're going to be a fremont later on this afternoon. and then those a mid 80's, across much of the

south as well, 84 in san jose 85 in morgan hill, i'm tracking mountain view you'll be at a high of 83 66 in half moon bay and again it is going to be a little bit foggy an overcast there like normal for this time of year. but we are expecting a some sunshine in san francisco and i said 70 degree mark for you. low 80's across much of your north bay zone, 83 and napa 82 in novato here's some there around the bay forecast yet those low 90's aren't going anywhere for the next couple of days but then once we get to about the middle of next week things are going to taper off temperature wise before heating back up into next weekend. that's a look at the weather now back to the news, thanks rebecca, some 47 and there's a big coronavirus outbreak it to us military bases in japan, yeah, and the situation is causing some strain between the 2 nations we have kerry and joe g with the story. >>hundreds lined up in this community center in okinawa to

be tested the coronavirus all of them work inside the 2 us marine corps bases hit hardest by covid-19. when matthews a money man is the food court at camp hansen he tells me he's scared that so many servicemen are testing positive by the time he hand over his saliva sample the parking lot is full of worry people just like him. there are more cases inside the ranks of the u.s. military in okinawa, then there have been on the whole island during the course of the pandemic local residents say they want the base is locked down they fear servicemen arriving from the mainland where the virus is raging could spread the virus further the rotation of personnel in is a tremendous concern for us here at camp hansen for the marine corps in okinawa at large is why we have some very stringent measures in place any time someone lands. >>on okinawa. the military chartered aircraft they're taken directly to a residence where they then spend 2 weeks essentially in isolation. their symptoms are monitored their checked up on and

they're also completely isolated to prevent the transmission of potential covid from the united states. >>still the possibility of contagion permeates through chat on town a popular hangout for off-duty servicemen and the families before the pandemic it. it's also a short drive from that emma air base the site of another cluster outbreak among the marines hymn of all taken from experience show we feel the u.s. servicemen are out on the ends always protected on the status of forces agreement in june they do not follow japanese laws nor do they want within our system. >>that is the biggest reason we do not fully trust each other the this hotel symbolizes the latest mistrust. the military has rented out to find space for personnel rotating out on massive this time of year. >>with more than half of japan's land already taken up by us bases, many resent having to give away more and risk being exposed to a virus. they had under control until july japan has depended on the

u.s. for its security ever since it lost world war 2 and half of all of the u.s. military bases in japan are located on the island of okinawa futenma air base is one of them his long long been controversial. >>with plans to relocate it over decades and residents say they bear an outsized burden and want some of these bases relocated somewhere else. >>the okinawans want more information that just the number of cases with infections among servicemen rising in the u.s. and around the world there please this time may resonate far beyond its shores. how do you go gee for cnn okinawa, japan, 7.15 happening now, let's go live to the procession that's happening for the late civil rights icon and u.s. representative john lewis in selma, alabama, they're getting the vehicles in order this will be the latest memorial in a week of remembrances for louis. >>his casket in our next hour we'll bring it to life is

going to be taken across the edmund pettus bridge. one last time that's the very same spot where lewis and hundreds of others were attacked by alabama state police back in 1965, well they were marching for civil rights. >>after today's event delay in the state capitol in state in the state capitol in montgomery. then he'll be taken to atlanta and then finally he lay in state in washington dc as well. a live in our next hour in the meantime we'll be back with more headlines and more weather updates, here's a live look outside our camera in san francisco giving us a view from the embarca

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abbvie may be able to help. >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in the kron 4 weather center a live look outside right now gorgeous shot you can see the sunshine peeking through these clouds overlooking our east bay's on this or camera on top of the berkeley hills here so a really pretty shot and actually we're going to see it get better and better as far as the clouds clearing as we get closer to this afternoon. temperature wise out the door right now pretty comfortable upper 50's to low 60's very similar to what we saw yesterday morning 62 in oakland right now 60 degrees. if you're just now waking up with us in the lay whole 59 in concord 59 in downtown san jose. and then upper 50's in half moon bay and then right here in san francisco. but things are going to change we are getting back to normal for this time of year we had a pretty cool week, especially in the last week we're not going to see that though over the next couple of days things are definitely. getting into a

pretty warm around the bay area in fact 70 degrees will be your high in downtown san francisco today, oakland you'll be at a high of 74 and a nice warm 84 in san jose all have more temperatures coming up just a bit back to the news, thanks. a lot said 54 and take a look at this a black bear taking a break from the summer heat. >>oh my god, the who shot the video she is from fort valley, virginia and says that this huge black bear wandered into a backyard a few days ago, and just went for a little dip to cool off actually. she said he actually ended up taking a little nap and he was there for about an hour. and then finally their dog. >>skipper don't go away. i could watch that. >>sometimes you just need to beat the heat if you can get 30 pool to use that for gas right. yeah, tough enough for a bay or tough enough for your

kids or take a quick break coming up in the next hour is it safe for your kids to go back to school that's one of the big questions we're trying to answer we'll tell you what a newly released study is saying about children's risk for getting covid-19. >>and then we continue our coverage of the protests in oakland against the use of federal police in cities across the country and the damage caused by some of those demonstrations last night and then the latest on a fatal police shooting in vallejo after the police union president was placed on leave we'll have the full story straight ahead. here's a quick live look outside a few cameras to share with you first off are camera here in san francisco showing the view from the embarcadero you can see it's a little cloudy over the city by the bay and over oakland as well and the bay bridge too and here at the golden gate bridge. it certainly is hanging low enough that clipping off the tops of the 2 towers. so there is some low clouds and fog could be dealing with as you head out this morning. we make a strong though we'll have a complete check of our forecast coming up in just a few minutes and we'll find out what kind of weather will expect for the rest of this sunday.

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been demonstrating against the federal police and demanding racial justice, a large majority of the protests last night in oakland was peaceful, however, people did clash with police over some splinter groups that broke off. fires were set government buildings also damaged a downtown oakland police station was damaged and a fire set at the alameda county courthouse. let's get the latest from reyna harvey. darya james good morning yet. the protests started peaceful, this is a protest in solidarity. >>we were seeing in portland oregon. but things escalated as the night went on we're going to start with the peaceful. >>of course another protester to see hundreds of protesters police say about 700 came out of the downtown area. they're carrying signs here in the street you can hear them chanting black lives matter and brianna taylor. now. as it got later into the evening police are calling ms. >>other group that we're about to see here. agitated ers so

this group broke off you can see they started vandalizing several locations, including this sign you can see them, throwing over here now before they knocked over the sign the sign said that this is an unlawful assembly and chemicals will be deployed, so looks like they got upset by that several small fires were set throughout the downtown area. now here's the aftermath of everything that happened. this is over at the alameda county superior courthouse. it was set on fire. they also spray painted the building and as you can see several windows were broken here as well. now the police station. i was also vandalized you can see people here into the night they set off fireworks and then the station was also spray painted along with several windows at this area being broken. now that protested lasted several hours of the protest lasted several hours and people were also arrested during the protests. so now what they're doing this morning is they're

investigating other looking back at footage from the protest overnight. and they're asking people with ikformation to come forward for now reporting here in oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news, thanks right now. >>and in austin texas the protests there were deadly overnight. a man was shot in the crowd people in this crowd heard 5 shots after a car pulled up to the protests there. and one person was killed. also one person was arrested and is said to be cooperating with the police this morning. and let's go to the protests in portland that have sparked it all federal agents again firing tear gas to break up the protest late last night you can see that these demonstrations have a continuing every night for the past 2 months. and he shows no signs of letting up calling for police reform and they have been notably escalated by president trump sending in on march federal officers into portland. the federal judge

has denied a request by oregon's attorney general to restrict the actions of federal police. police in seattle declared a riot in the big demonstrations that happened there in the capitol hill neighborhood in seattle. you can see them moving back the protesters. there police also to play flash bangs and pepper spray to clear the area. thousands of protesters initially gathered peacefully and the downtown seattle area showing solidarity to what was happening in portland at least 16 people were arrested in seattle. >>well back here in the bay area a local group formed their own wall of moms in palo alto these moms are inspired by mothers protecting protesters in portland and there's also another demonstration in oakland at oscar grant plaza local police say roughly 600 people attended that march is demonstrations come as president trump has called for sending in federal agents to other cities such as chicago and seattle and also oakland.

>>san jose mayor tom a car was responding to a video that shows police kicking and dragging a during an arrest one officer involved in it is on leave and there's an investigation under way into the use of force. >>of police during that arrest, san jose police say the video shows just a small part of a bigger situation adding that the car was wanted for evading officers on 2 separate occasions. they went on to say that they had to use force against a woman because she failed to comply with their demands. marla carter though says he found the video deeply disturbing. >>a lot of concerns from the community and you know a lot of folks frankly been very supportive of the place we're concerned about seeing things like their son so we've got to take every one of these incidents very seriously i expect will be a full investigation will be done very serious consequences and more importantly we have to move the conversation to how we change the model that is exactly why i've been pushing for reforms that we'll be taking to a rules committee next week really to in the

dramatically change how we do investigations of police wrongdoing in our city to move investigations outside of the police department that an independent agency known as the athletes auditor. >>mayor lives in that neighborhood and says the incident really upset the community and said he expects serious consequences for the officer involved when the investigation is done meantime the woman in the video 39 year-old guadalupe esperanza was booked into the santa clara county jail for driving on a suspended license possession of paraphernalia and resisting arrest. 8 '05 and right now let's continue to take a live look here from selma, alabama waiting to cover the procession for late representative john lewis. he is going to this procession he's going to be honored as they go across the edmund pettus bridge with his body he died and that is the bridge where so many years ago, he was beaten as he was trying to

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>>the entertainment world is mourning the loss of tv legend regis philbin he was part of america's television for well decades, we're talking about that for decades, he was on live in the morning can even say his name without saying regis and kathie lee right. >>his family says that he died of natural causes in richard roth is going to take us back on his career.

>>raich yes here that search that's right frank takes a tight close-up. >>blessed with the gift of gab regis philbin spent his career in the spotlight. he co-hosted tv's long-running live with regis and kathie lee and later live with regis and kelly. >>i won one and they've best host a daytime most when when i was in between calls ironically enough we wardrobe malfunction at its fine i got to join get. >>his quick wit and spontaneous and lives charm tv audiences for decades, but allen he credited to his irish italian upbringing my mother had lot of sisters brothers and nephews and nieces and they all would converge on a home in the bronx, i think that gave me. whatever talking ability i have because if you didn't talk with them. you are going to get a word a word in edgewise. philbin was born

august 25th 1931. despite his parents large extended family reaches francis xavier philbin was an only child until he was in college when his parents had another son. >>he graduated from notre dame with a sociology degree then served in the u.s. navy. >>that's wild to wear like that what i said it's sunny special its second at 15 and that his team. >>a bronx native eventually landed a spot as comedian joey bishop's sidekick on the joey bishop show the gig gave him access to the rat pack, hollywood royalty in the late 60's. more co-hosting jobs and other television roles came along. he even share the spotlight with his second wife joy who often filled in as co-host on his live show. philbin racked up some huge

camera time morning and night in 2011 he broke his own guinness world record for the most on camera hours on us tv. >>and you're going to wreck or 16,746. >>he proved he could charm nighttime or news is hosting abc's quiz show who wants to be a millionaire. let's play they get it right. >>one was a frequent guest on the late show with david letterman even filling in for him when the late night host underwent quintuple bypass surgery, you saw from that that hadn't worked out a one what do you think einstein. >>guy called this morning, it will be a co-host will be something new plays place regions. >>until then often said it was his work the exchanges with

his numerous co-host and guess that gave him lasting satisfaction for a man with so many questions is spent his life sharing the answers with us all.

>>8.14 right now and we're taking a look at the weather on a sunday morning it was windy yesterday. it was a little breezy and looks like we're off to a cloudy kind of foggy start this morning we're back in the weather center with a full look good morning. yes, good morning guys, yeah

we're definitely off to a foggy start similar to yesterday and we did especially in the afternoon hours. we did have some breezy conditions. >>out the door right now you can see the sunshine peeking through the clouds trying to make its way here and we're going to get to brighter and brighter as we get into the afternoon hours things are really going to heat up around the bay area as well, especially if you're going to be in our inland valley locations, a breakdown of your highs you can see a couple of degrees higher than yesterday actually we're expecting 70 degrees in downtown san francisco this afternoon, 71 in the mission district upper 60's for golden gate park and the sunset district. here's a peek at the highs in us upper 60's actually for pacifica and daly city upper 50's montero a granada half moon bay you'll be socked in by the fog at 66 degrees. still going to be really nice out there though 67 in san bruno 75 in millbrae upper 70's in burlingame that we're expecting and then low 80's returning to us once again for redwood city and san carlos and 83 is that going to

the high in mountain view. you can see here we're getting into the upper 80's across all your south bay zone, 87 very warm law scotus today. morgan hill you're going to be a high of 85 downtown san jose and looks like oh we're going to be a high of 84 today and then some low 90's popping up livermore it's going to be quite hot out there again, pretty similar to what we saw yesterday afternoon at 92 degrees for the high 89 in pleasanton upper 70's along the base, if you want to get a little bit of relief head over to hayward or to union city today, 76 for the high there 70 degrees in berkeley today, 74 in downtown oakland. and then low 90's for conquered into walnut creek danville you'll be at a high of 92 this afternoon, 95 in pittsburgh and if you're going to head to wine country for the afternoon 83 is going to be high for napa 86 expected in sonoma and then low 80's through petaluma nin to nevado low 60's for point rays and for stinson beach. here's 7 air on the day

forecast. we're still a near seasonal averages and we're going to be that way for the next couple of days and those 90's are going to returning pretty much show through monday and tuesday before finally getting a little bit of relief in the middle of the week on wednesday and then the heat is going to come back to us for next weekend. that's a look at the weather now back to the news. >>8.17 the time, thank you rebecca, the san joaquin county sheriff's office is searching now for a gunman who opened fire and shot 7 people at a house party saturday morning. it happened in men take our officers heard gunshots and actually saw several people running from the area. witnesses say the suspect was armed with a semiautomatic weapon and of the 7 people hit too. we're told are in critical condition, 5 have minor injuries right now 2 of the victims are minors. and we'll keep you updated as we learn more, but that's the latest right now. meanwhile in the east bay pleasantville police are looking for an suv involved in a hit and run crash. this is actually a picture of the car that was hit by what's described as a

tend to thousands model ford explore the crash happened on contra costa boulevard right near concord avenue that ford suv ran a red light smashed into the victim's car. then apparently damaged city property and then drove onto southbound 6.80 and got away. officers didn't save anybody in the the crash was injured were still trying to track that down but if you have any information about that suv police are looking for definitely give them a call. >>in the north bay police are investigating a shooting death of a 20 year-old man he was shot and killed friday night on gateway drive. >>a few blocks from west from the crest ranch park and that is where police found the victim, nobody's been arrested it's 16th homicide of the year. neighbors rushed to action when a plane crashed behind a home in a neighborhood over the weekend in utah outside of salt lake city. there were 6 people on

the plane. including 2 adults who died in a 9 month-old child so 3 people were killed garnet may has the details. >>house and then we heard a big boom. everybody was so bad. so many people were just it's chaotic. i jump these 2 fences got to hear a message that of course i just feel the heat from it. >>on the ground neighbors found an elderly woman she was on her deck when the plane hit so my actually managed to jump up on the deck and hand her over i 4 after she came rolling off the top of the deck and we moved away from the house. she flew off a balcony. and was 90% covered in burns. >>we had to drag her from under the making the most of every second they rushed toward the flames i guess and propane tanks in the garage of the videos. >>exploding as well as we're just helping get the on board the plane police say there

were 6 people 3 adults and 3 children leave him at one of the victims out of the plane cost history. >>the man was stuck in the plane like cutting them neighbors say they had to tear down a fence to get to the pilot they were pulling a fence down from the house next to it. >>to extricate the pilot from the plane police say the dead include the pilot, a woman and a 9 month old baby girl it was a family it was a family the mom who is in the plan she came stumbling out with her little baby she was left in her car and i they rushed even taking off their shirts from their backs to treat the you just see the little 2 year-old holding his little teddy bear it's just burned. >>police say one of the surviving children was released from the hospital a 2 year-old boy is in stable condition and the 3rd adult, a woman is in critical condition. >>along with the elderly homeowner seen whole disappeared. >>it's just very odd and the mom to slain. and the mom to

spot for her babies this community turns to prayer. >>and gratitude for the actions of those everyday heroes just happen to be in the right place right time i guess. >>the 20's the time still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. well, the latest on a fatal police shooting the police union president has now been placed on leave the civil rights attorney says it's not enough, we'll bring it straight.

>>a 23 is the time, let's talk bay area sports starting with the giants after a two-game skid to start the season, they turn things around against the dodgers and got their first win of the season, the giants managing to score 5 runs in the first 4 innings giants spatters hitting against dodgers pitcher alex wood who was up struggling on the mound which is fine by me down the stretch, the giants didn't score much in the final 5 innings but their defense was enough to keep the dodgers from catching up so final score was 5 to 4 home 2 teams will play again tonight at 7 o'clock the crowd go the crowd, look at that almost pakistan's yeah they're moving there. but those are people now the what we're in an age now where technology allows us to do that pretty like la has to take it to the next level because like everybody is piping in fan, you sound of the day and you know cg fans leave it to hollywood

meantime, a disappointing day for the a's at the coliseum after such a great opening day they were scoreless to the 7th inning. >>they got one run it could do much more of the angels beat them 4 to one the 2 teams will play again today at 1 o'clock 6 year-old wyoming boy who saved his younger sister from a dog attack. >>got a sweet reward. yeah bridger walker needed more than 90 stitches and surgery on his face but. >>as sean toll reports he now has more than enough candy at least to lasted through recovery. >>bridger walker is smiling for a big reason saturday. >>because i write teams haha the 6 year-old who was injured saving his little sister from a dog attack a couple weeks ago. >>got a candy shopping spree at its sugar in denver. just the latest in a long line of people reaching out to thank him dispensary never expected any of this to go viral. the way it did.

>>we literally were just hoping for some postcard or a shot out or a letter just to boost our little boy spirits. >>instead i got a captain america's shield i'm going to send you. stick to captain america's shield captain america, chris evans promised a shield fellow avengers tom holland and robert downey junior also reached out wanting to reward a little real life hero he's always been very protective of his little girl, she's always been his little little princess and she gets annoyed sometimes that he won't leave her alone. >>and he's always by her side, so it didn't surprise us at all the people he would jump in the way the bay bridge or received gifts of support from all over the world, but his parents say the attention hasn't gone to his head. i actually asked him the other day you know does this make any more special and he said no and so what makes you special and he said i mean, and that meant a lot to us. so the sugar rush may be the latest chapter for this little hero. >>what the family is so thankful for the world to get place.

>>and that there's hundreds and thousands and millions of. wonderful people in this world and this experience bridger in his siblings can share together we're close and this experience is definitely made us closer a couple weeks ago all the family wanted to do was lift bridge or spirits he doesn't smile and his bravery lifts the spirits of others around the globe, it's just been so touching because that's what superheroes do. >>sean towle. >>and another super hero to many u.s. representative john lewis and here we are live in selma alabama, as you can see. there is a military as score with a case on going over the bridge the edmund pettus bridge wish is where at the age of 25. lewis and other marchers went over that bridge and they were a beat and he was beaten with clubs that they fractured his skull at the time he was marching for voting rights and this is

1965. >>happening just outside the brown chapel am e church his body will travel in that horse drawn caisson through several blocks of selma. before it makes its way to the base of the bridge at which point it's going to stop and then the case on a loan casket by itself will travel across the bridge pausing momentarily under the sign for the name of the bridge and then it will proceed on the other side of the bridge will be needed. well will be met by state troopers and other family members and will continue on to the state capitol and montgomery as we go to break. well hang on these pictures and be right back. it is morning and we know that you want coffee. but we also know that, when it comes to money you want to...

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>>a 31 right now and let's get back to the big breaking news that happened overnight protest in oakland, hundreds of people came out last night solidarity with the portland protesters demanding racial justice and the manning federal officers leave us cities. yeah, this began as it did for much of the protests around the country. >>but there was some violence it did break out overnight when various factions began to break off some damaged as you can see her property others damaged. some government buildings as well we want to get the very latest on the protests with kron four's reyna harvey.

>>james and ari again the protest they always start peacefully and police are saying the subgroups that were seen doing a lot of his vandalizing the ad detainers in these protests, so you can see here. this is a group of people. this is well after you see hours into the protests and you can see that turning over some lines in the middle of the street here. they're also lighting fires throughout the downtown area. now the aftermath of everything that we saw happening this is over at the alameda county superior courthouse. and they said that on fire. they spray painted the building and you can also see several windows or broken out here at this location. the police station also vandalized overnight. people setting off fireworks off in this area you can also see that station has been spray painted and several windows were broken here now many of the protesters last night or the agitators that the police are talking about

were arrested that investigation continues for now reporting here oakland reyna harvey kron 4 news. thanks right now. >>all right we want to take you back to selma, alabama now where we are witnessing the procession for late congressman john lewis making its way towards the edmund pettus bridge as you can see there. and there's the procession off in the distance we're going to see the casket and a horse drawn rounding the corner there and coming up towards the bridge in a minute. and what we understand is that the horse drawn caisson alone will travel over the bridge, the rest the procession will stay back and once the casket reaches that portion of the bridge where you see the name edmund pettus bridge. it will pause and stop for one minute and that of course is to commemorate that march in selma back in the 60's where john lewis and a lot of the other freedom marchers. >>were attacked by police at the time and viciously with clubs in fact.

>>congressman lewis himself suffered a fracture a fractured skull. in that attack and he became a prominent advocate and fighter for civil rights. in the days that preceded that of course in the decades that followed. interestingly enough once the case on continues on to the other side of the bridge will be met by members of. >>the state troopers. the police force there which ironically was part of the police force back in the 60's that attacked. those marchers so to be a full circle moment there another family member schools, join the procession from that point on time as we look at the name of the bridge are actually talking about changing the name of the bridge to honor. >>the congressman this event is actually part of a six-day memorial ceremony to honor him. he's a georgia democrat and he's he's going to be on his home town of troy alabama as well. and he died on july 17th at the aid age of 80. >>he had a 6 month battle with cancer and that's what killed

him and the day that he and the marchers james you're talking about initially when they cross the bridge that became known as ladee sunday and here we are. now so many years later after 1965. blood e sunday and here we are on a sunday remembering. john lewis and his way to spend the rest of his life fighting for change and as daryn mentioned this is just one of several. >>event so we're going to see play out in the days to come from here he's going to lie. in state in the state capital there in montgomery and then he'll move on to atlanta where he'll be honored and recognized there and then ultimately. he will lie in repose in the capitol rotunda. where an invitation ceremony will take place where a lot of the lawmakers and dignitaries that we report to him in his life, we'll pay tribute to him and his lifelong fight for social justice and equality for all and then ultimately later in the week. he will be buried, so we'll continue to follow this and bring it to you live as soon as we see that case on.

>>roll over the bridge, we'll be right back.

>>and we're back at 8.38 san francisco's ferry building is back open after some confusion over its classification the building was forced to close earlier this week after being classified as an indoor mall indoor malls must close in counties that are in the state's covid-19 watch list in san francisco county is on that list along with a handful of other bay area counties.

the ferry building has since been reclassified as a transportation terminal. all of the closure was brief business owners inside the ferry building are still worried. >>we had set up a pretty good system and knew what to expect. and then just to really quickly couldn't rule that away and after trying to figure out a new way of doing things. even for like a couple days that we're close it was still. pretty scrambled to try and figure out what we can do what we can do if you just specially to be open in time for saturday which are of course i'd be these days and this is the day that we see a lot of our regulars a lot of folks who rely on the building. we rely on the farmers market and the rest of the vendors in sight. >>the farmers market is also open everyone visiting the ferry building though has to wear a mask and practice social distancing, while they're out there shopping. >>a community favorite in fremont is closing for ever cloverleaf bowling alley. >>after 6 decades in business.

they are closing the co owner says it's high rent utilities insurance. the venue has been closed down because of coronavirus of course since march but it's never going to open again that bully alan freeman just one of thousands of area businesses that are not going to be able to survive the pandemic a new report from yelp finds nearly 400 restaurants in the bay area. permanently closed. that's the second highest closure rate in relative to total businesses in the united states. lorrie thomas executive director of the golden gate restaurant association says she expects even more things to close forever. thomas says the restaurant industry needs a federal bailout. new this morning you knew all the events were canceled the hardly strictly bluegrass is another one that's going to have to close because of covid but they're going to do it online. for 20 years they had this festival with thousands of people packed into the park to watch it. but this year is

going to be live streamed so you can watch for those performances to pop up on your computer. >>right out the door right now we are tracking some overcast skies, but they won't last long we are going to see some sunshine, especially right here in downtown san francisco. in fact it's going to get up to about the low 70's that we're expecting today, i'll

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morning news, i'm rebecca storm in the kron 4 weather center overcast gray skies this morning as you can see here an hour south of market camera in san francisco. similar way that we woke up to a yesterday conditions but to the good news is that sunshine is on the way for much of the bay area. some are coastal spots will still have those overcast skies but everywhere else nice and sunny and warm as well, san francisco downtown you're going to be a high of 70 today, 67 for the afternoon high in the sunset district upper 50's months. heron elgar not a 66 in half moon bay today. and then some mid to upper 70's as we get through millbrae and burlingame and we're expecting those low 80's to return once again if you're going to be in san carlos, a redwood city. we'll top out to 80 degrees today, 83 in mountain view and the afternoon highs across the entire south bay much warmer of course the what we saw last week mid to upper 80's campbell 86 degrees, 86 also expected for saratoga 87 in los gatos topping out at 85 in

morgan hill. here is the zone looks like this this is where we're going to see a low 90's like in livermore it's going to be hot out there at 92 degrees today, 89 in pleasanton more mild near the bay 77 in hayward 76 topping out in union city low 70's for india and through berkeley 92, though if you're going to be in danville later on today 87 for the high expected in san ramon, 95 in pittsburgh, 81 indonesia and then 76 real mild for valais ho today and those 80's continue in napa 83. 86 expected in sonoma. it's going to be a little bit cooler of course that the coast in some beach of the device, 60 to 60 degrees and point raise low 80's through petaluma and into nevado we're definitely going to be seeing those 90's return over the next couple of days we are back to normal temperature wise for this time of year. then we'll be a little bit of a dip in temperatures as we get into the middle of the week before the comes back to

us next weekend. that's a look at the weather now back to the news all right any 45 let's go back to selma, alabama because now the u.s. representative john lewis's body is about to cross. >>the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama for the last time and we're taking a live look here at that bridge and you can see off in the distance the procession. >>coming towards the camera and that's the orientation we're we're looking across the span of the bridge. and you'll see the crowd there on the sidewalk kind of curve to the right. so we're expecting to see the case on the horse drawn. case on with the casket come around the bend and approached the bridge and as we watch these events unfold live, i'm struck that not many people can say that their life's work their impact on the world. his studied by people during their lifetimes but john lewis was one of those people in with us as part of this discussion is kron four's reyna harvey you actually have the opportunity to study john lewis in college

and rain, i'm curious just to get your perspective as we watch. these events unfold this morning. >>yeah, you know this is a historic moment, a very sad and somber moment for a lot of people watching and saying goodbye for the last time. this is someone who at a very early age took his life and decided to lay his life on the line to fight for what he believed in and that was fighting for voter rights and the advancement of black people here in this nation, you know he was born the son of sharecroppers very humble beginnings lived on a farm and then as he progressed in grew he decided that he was going to stand for things inspired by the montgomery boycott. steer in alabama. and he really took that lead and that initiative in his fight for voter rights now again we all know the history. what is now known as what he sunday then crossing the bridge there that a group of about 600 people who were brutally beaten. all

in the fight for equality and voting rights and again here in a full circle moment in a place where power was taken from this group of people you see that power restored in a full circle moment as they scored his body across the bridge. there. he was also under the you know to the ledge and mentorship of doctor martin luther king. here in the country and that's where they all together plan many a different boycotts and and sit ins and different things that you learned about in history. something that i've been seen over the past few weeks on social media with a people remember marine of the congressman here is good trouble that's something that i see often on social media they're saying that he stood for good trouble and that is you know they miss lees mugshot re-arrested from the protests here crossing the bridge and he's smiling. in that mug shot the air just because of the trouble that he

fell was the advancement of african americans in this country and their rights to vote so he's someone that is held in high regard in the history books. you look at him along the rankings of doctor martin luther king in this country along with rosa parks and if key figures in history and so his actions then he led that day is played a huge role and a lot of the advancements we've seen in this country for african americans here the right to vote. the civil rights movement being pushed for so again you are seeing people gathered here in the community all getting ready to play their owners and respects to someone advocated for good trouble and that is pushing the movement forward and it is a very special moment in time as we look at a lot of the protesters that are taking to the streets today and they have similar messages that they're trying to convey and

that they're asking for the advancement of what they feel the black people still have a lot a lot to a lot of room for progress and growth in this country, currently right now. so again all of this coming full circle as people get a chance to say goodbye and pay homage to the congressman here. he organized sitting demonstrations back in the day over lunch counters at the time that we are not segregated they were pushing for that we also know that he became a nationally recognized leader in this country he was dubbed one of the big 6 leaders of the civil rights movement and at a very young age here he is in his early 20's, congressman lewis here. being an architect in a keynote speaker at the historic march on washington, he was one of the youngest if not the youngest the air to speak to that crowd of people talking about voter rights and the progression of black people in this country. we

also know that he coordinated many efforts for road voter registration drives in his community and we know that a lot of times many times that there were those were met with opposition and not just being arrested or thrown in jail but often you saw some a very violent opposition towards these people that we're just trying to progress here in this nation so again he's going to be known as someone who is a leader in the midst. only when it was a very difficult time in this country. caryn james lowe, let's take a as the case on rolls over the bridge right now. >>sound like carrying the body and i have representative john lewis who say we will pause so that you can watch this in silence, but just so you know what's about to happen the case on will approach the base of the bridge. >>and then it alone will travel across the span and you're going to notice that about halfway across right underneath the sign that greets the edmund pettus bridge. the case on will stop. and for about a minute it's going to stand there in silence before continues on to

the other side of the span to be greeted by troopers and other family members will continue want to montgomery so with that knowledge we'll pause here and let you watch this and listen to it sounds.

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>>and you just witnessed the final crossing over the edmund pettus bridge of representative john lewis. making his final voyage now at the age of 80 he died after a. >>that list cancer this is the place that launched his lifelong career of fighting for social justice and civil rights. when he was just 25 years old a much different outcome at the end of that bridge when he was beaten. by state troopers and today, the case and has received by the military and state troopers with so lose and to his bravery and his life his life's work absolutely and what you're going to see play out here is that. >>the military guard there the state troopers will transition the casket from the case on that you saw transport john lewis over the bridge. they'll move that casket over to a waiting hearse which will then continue on taking the

congressman to montgomery alabama where he will lie in state. inside the state capitol from their inside the state capitol there and then he'll move on to washington dc line state too. in the capital before ultimately being buried. they're on this week we're going to take a brief break. we'll be back with more coverage in just a minute. this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.

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frias local news stations. >>good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher that breaking news involves violent protests that broke out last night here in the bay area and in other parts of the country as well one black lives matter protester was shot and killed in austin texas will have more on that throughout the morning and you can see what happened. >>in other locations around the bay and oakland in the

southland in l a seattle all protests in solidarity with what has been happening for months in portland oregon with the protesters demanding racial justice a large majority of the protests last night in oakland were peaceful. >>it's important to point that out there were some splinter groups later in the night that did clash with police and set off fires and even at one point damaging government buildings and here we are on the day that we are watching a civil rights icon take his last trip. in selma, alabama, john lewis so we are seeing more civil unrest over racial injustice and kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with the latest reyna. right in 2020, we're still seeing protest take to the streets. >>like you mention this is what police are calling this they're saying these are agitated group so you know the protests that are happening and he's agitated groups breaking off we're going to show you the start of the protest about 700 people.

oakland police say came out to these protests that you're looking at right there you see. >>the crowds diverse all ages races here and then you see them carrying signs. later into the night that's when things took a shift so you can see here. >>are the agitators at the police are calling their tipping over a street sign here in the middle of the street. they are also setting a little small fires throughout the downtown area before they took over the sign. the sign said this is an unlawful assembly and chemicals will be deployed. so they are getting upset by with those signs are saying and tipping them over now the aftermath to everything that's a place like you mentioned the government buildings here at the alameda county superior courthouse and looked like this. this building was set on fire spray painted as you can see several windows here also broken now also they made their way over to the police station where people were

setting off fireworks in the area right before. they broke the windows here and you can see they've also spray painted this and broke out several windows in this building. now the protest lasted into several hours. police are still currently investigating everything that happened here last night. they also make several arrests history here in auckland for now reporting in oakland reyna harvey. kron 4 news, thanks a lot alina. >>let's turn our attention now to the weather outside. >>rebecca all right, thank you james e s out the door right now we are seeing overcast conditions right now fog and cloud cover here at sfo but the sunshine is on the way with warm to even hot temperatures in some spots. they say at a certain age you just stop caring.

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welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, i'm rebecca strom in the kron 4 weather center gray skies around much of the bay area right now, especially here in san francisco pretty normal though for this time of the year this hour south of market camera. >>the things will be changing as we get into the afternoon hours a breakdown of your afternoon highs here you go 70 degrees that's what we're expecting in downtown golden gate park if you're going to be that direction 68 for the high 57 months hair and a grin on a 66 in half moon bay today. and some mid to upper 70's as we get through a millbrae and burlingame you'll be at a high of 77. this afternoon. 80's for san carlos and redwood city 83 in mountain view today, upper 80's in some spots across your

south bay zone like in los gatos 87 today expected 86 in saratoga morgan hill you'll be at a high of 85 low 90's for livermore upper 80's for pleasanton we're looking at some mid to upper 70's along our bayside spots hayward you'll be at a high of 77 this afternoon. low 70's for or enda and in berkeley and then those 90's popping up once again to walnut creek and in concord danville you'll be at a high. 92 today, 88 expected in fairfield antioch you'll be at a high of 85. a nice a mild 76 degree mark in the lane who expected this afternoon and low 80's in petaluma and nevado 62 for the high in stinson beach today. we're looking at some very hot spots over the next couple of days inland and then a finally cooling down as we get into the middle of next week and then we'll see a heap come back to us next weekend. all weather coming h more news and

>>well after a rough start to the covid shortened season, the giants turn things around against the dodgers in the nick of time they got it going joins managed to score 5 runs in the first 4 innings us a pretty exciting baseball to watch then. batters do a number on dodgers pitcher alex wood. he struggled a bit and we took advantage down the stretch giants didn't do much to add to that score but their defense stepped up and were

able to keep the dodgers from catching up so final score in this 1, 5, to 4. >>giants with their first win of the season, the teams will play again next tonight at 7 o'clock center field is servers because started off great and the end the coliseum the second game of the season. >>school is the 7th inning the angels had a four-point advantage then. >>they did get a hit an rbi but that was it to the days of the angels win this one 41 the 2 teams played at 1 o'clock all right first, here's a quick live look outside we'll show you are shot here at the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza to sunday morning. so you would expect much traffic and that's exactly what we're seeing right now is pretty easy ride

>>9.30 right now want to take a peek at the weather this sunday morning a quick check with rebecca good morning, good morning james good morning deiah we're seeing sunshine in parts of the east bay zone of this morning definitely more clearing and clearing as we get over the

next couple of hours here. the star camera on top of the east bay hills just a nice shot here and you can see a little bit of cloud cover with us some sunshine and other parts around the bay area we're seeing a lot of sun already like in the san jose is definitely going to be one of our warm spots this afternoon. here's a breakdown of your highs, san francisco you're going to be a high of 70 today, 74 in oakland and yes, one of our warm spots for downtown san jose high of 84, but i am tracking some low 90's. i'll have more details coming up in just a bit now back to the news. >>let's get to the big story a breaking news from overnight protests in oakland people coming out in solidarity last night with the portland protesters demanding racial justice and demanding federal officers leave us cities, yes things began before violent splinter groups broke off. >>and damaged some government buildings so that was all part of what happened last night as well. >>and the protests in austin turned deadly one man was shot and killed there was a crowd

and people heard about 5 shots after a car pulled up to the protests. no word on any suspect being arrested at this point as a suspect was arrested. we don't know the condition of anybody else was injured, we just know that one person was shot and killed in that protest in austin texas. now let's go to the protests in portland. that sparked all of federal agents again repeatedly using tear gas to break up the protests last night these demonstrations have been going on every night for the past 2 months and showing no signs of letting up they're asking for police reform and for federal officers to leave their city and the president actually sent on march federal officers into the city and refused to. let up in fact 6 federal officers were injured and one person was arrested in friday's protests and a federal judge just denied a request from oregon's attorney general to restrict the actions of the federal police. >>well people in seattle

declared a riot following large demonstrations in the cities capitol hill neighborhood saturday. police deployed flash bangs and pepper spray to try to clear the area you can see some of that play out here this video. thousands of protesters had initially gathered peacefully near downtown seattle in a show of solidarity with fellow demonstrators in portland oregon at least 16 people have been arrested. and like in portland here in the bay area group of moms came out and tried to protest right alongside with them crown for jonathan mccall talked to the wall of moms organizers in the bay area. >>on the front lines of protests in portland oregon a group calling themselves the wall of moms are now using their bodies to shield protesters from law enforcement here in the bay area ruth robertson organized to rallies on saturday to stand up in support of the black lives matter movement and also the protest in portland oregon is a refreshing to see that so many have so many people have joined in on the movement that you guys have started. >>absolutely and when march

with them in the black my lives matter protests in the there are people of all ethnic riots out up is not as lily white as you might think it's about the fact that they're willing to stand up. and the allies that with black lives matter but even more importantly protect them from the forces that have brought into their city they stand and if in the front lines in order to be a shield you don't hold enough to have been in the civil rights era. i was a child my parents are very much involved in washington d c and i can see that my parents wanted to be out there but we're fearful because they have children you know as a as a parent. i feel like we have to create a future for our children grandchildren and we want them to come into a world where there's justice and peace and equality. so we have to be on the streets to fight robertson says that she and other moms will be paying close attention. >>to see a president trump could be sending federal

agents to oakland and the bay area in the coming weeks. if so she says will be ready to stand up to protect. jonathan mccall kron 4 news in a police union president is under investigation after evidence connected to the shooting death. >>of sean monterrosa was destroyed kron four's dan store talk with an attorney representing the monterrosa family. >>this is the police truck involved in the shooting death of 22 year-old sean monterrosa the windshield riddled with bullet holes was viewed as evidence in the case but it was later destroyed and replaced now of ole ho police union president and lieutenant is under investigation and he may have thought it was good evidence. >>that could be hurtful to the police department and the play songs about flight describe it. >>civil rights attorney john burris says the windshield was crucial to the investigation body cam video worn by the officer involved in the shooting never shows what they were actually seeing as they opened fire on to rose who was

killed when a hammer was mistaken for a gun and raises real question if officer and destroys. >>a piece of evidence what evidence may have been destroyed the vallejo police officers association has strongly supported the officer's actions on the night of monterrosa's death the union president has even tried to keep the officer's name secret. >>investigators released in store security of the walgreens where monterroso was killed in a group can be seen smashing the drive-thru window and stealing prescription drugs but burress is more interested in seeing video showing precisely what was happening when monterrosa was killed in his on murray's the ball in a shocking and surprising for us to believe that all these officers and their body cameras on and none of them caught. the actual shooting a self reporting in vallejo dan thorn kron 4 news. >>now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic california currently leads the nation with more than 446,000 coronavirus cases right now

both california and florida have more cases the new york city did when it was considered the epicenter of the pandemic in the u.s.. but the pandemic is impacting young children as well in fact over in florida 9 year-old kamara lynam died of coronavirus her family says she had no underlying health conditions when she developed a very high fever and then died after her heart failed. her family has no idea how or where she contracted coronavirus the 9 year-old is the 5th child in florida to die from covid-19 meanwhile in texas a 5 year-old boy from dallas died of coronavirus on friday. doctors say that boyd did have underlying health conditions. >>despite the deaths of some young children, a new study suggests that children overall have a lower risk of getting covid this comes as the cdc is pushing for schools to reopen now a local infectious disease expert is weighing in on whether or not it's safe for young children return to school reforms gayle ong has

that story. >>health experts say children are less likely to transmit covid-19 because of the way they're built. a new study from korea centers for disease control and prevention found that children aged 9 and under were least likely to be infected. and that the infection rate is higher among teenagers epidemiology professor doctor george rutherford says children have fewer receptors that the virus binds to those of the receptors that the virus spike protein grabs on to answer like a like a key going into a lot. >>and locks and that is able to affect that cell. so if you have fewer of these receptors children under 10 seem to have. this the idea is that they would be less likely to become infected. it raises the question of elementary schools are safer to reopen them high school europeans have been going to school now per. so all summer basically and we really haven't heard anything from from them or from the asian countries that have that children in elementary school for quite awhile. danielle

there is is a teacher and parent, she prefers virtual learning for right now that is the safest bet. mostly because the schools don't have the money to put all the safety things in all the safety features in place that would be necessary to keep everybody. >>safe kathy who pay has young children and is open to in person learning down the road i would be for you know having my kids going in physically. i don't think all the kids all at one time going in for select 24 kids in the classroom makes a lot of sense. well perhaps maybe half of the kids all and a half of the virtually up at the site at the same time as for in person learning governor gavin newsom issued a state order prohibiting schools with think counties on the state watch list from reopening for in person instruction until certain criteria are met gayle ong kron 4 news. >>in sacramento, a group of protesters gathered at the state capitol demanding schools reopen. >>we want our children to get

back to the classroom to butte their teachers butte their friends and get back to learning. >>the right way >>as you know what most in-class instruction in the fall is off for this year in california. the governor has laid out 5 requirements for schools to reopen in person county has to be off of the states watch list. >>for at least 2 weeks straight. all teachers and students 8 years and holders or older will have to wear a face mask, and have symptom checks and hand washing and social distancing when the schools are able to reopen. >>well over the east bay, the oakland zoo is ready to welcome back guests this coming wednesday since the pandemic began the zoo has been shut down for about 4 months now. it took a big financial loss in fact it was on its last strings here verge of closing down for good, but the zoo was able to work it out with alameda county. the health department there to be reclassified as an outdoor

museum. so that gave him the green light to reopen under state guidelines which had a chance to speak with oakland zoo's executive vice president about what you'll need to know now before you take the kids to the zoo. >>we are an outdoor venue so when you go online and you're looking to get a ticket to come back with you. we have a lot of rules on there obviously want people to wear we actually need people to stay safe so we can continue to stay open. that's really critically important so we are limiting the number of people that are coming into the zoo. so that's going to be really important and with our time ticketing this is a new thing that we're doing people will be coming on the hour. and so we'll space everybody out that's going to be important so we will have a lot of signage around as you will have a lot of staff helping people again as long as everybody follows rene's they'll stay in your family groups to the best that you can wear your mask. again if

you can be safe. we can all be safe and stay open. >>well tickets for wednesday will go on sale at 11 o'clock this morning again as you heard all tickets are going to have to be purchased online to secure your arrival time to be let in you can't just show up and buy a ticket at the gate like he used to and as you heard you'll have to wear a mask, it's required for guests to age 3 and older and you have to wear it at all times while inside the park. >>san francisco's ferry building is back open after it was reclassified the building was forced to close early this week because it was classified as an indoor mall. indoor malls have to close if they're on the covid watch lists will san francisco county is on the watch list of course, but the ferry building got reclassified as a transportation terminal. a business owners inside are still a little concerned about what's going to happen. >>we had set up a pretty good system and knew what to expect. and then just to really quickly couldn't rule

that away and after trying to figure out a new way of doing things. even for like a couple days that we're close it was still. pretty scrambled to try and figure out what we can do what we can do if you just specially to be open in time for saturday which are of course i'd be these days and this is the day that we see a lot of our regulars a lot of folks who rely on the building. we rely on the farmers market and the rest of the vendors inside. >>so inside of the ferry building is open outside the farmers market is also open. you do need to wear a mask. >>we'll take a break here at 9.42 coming up we continue our destination california series by taking a stroll through one of san francisco's iconic parks. >>i'm tracking a lot of clouds and fog but not here in downtown san jose all the sunshine to enjoy this going to be one of our warm spots come this afternoon and we do have some hot spots some low 90's are on the board once

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>>our destination california series continues this morning with another great place that you yes today we're going to take you into the heart of san francisco's golden gate park prop forcefully called gives us a look. >>along the great highway, a breeze from the shores of ocean beach has walked in through the murphy when meals since 19 '08 one of the historic bookends to golden gate park in urban landscape better tracks 24 million visitors a year. there's a

little bit of everything for everybody water and fine art exhibit at the de young museum, the peace and serenity of the japanese tea and botanical gardens where the garden trails lead to their own unique many adventures in sculpture and likeness, no need to head to yosemite national park. you can find giant redwood trees here to either walk to the ocean because i live over on the sunset side and or i come over here and i walk. >>by the different lakes here or walk to see some just to see some green trees and what makes the botanical garden so special is that it's a place we can all share and you don't have to break the bank to pay it a visit. in fact admission is free for all visitors on a daily basis from 7.30 to 9 o'clock in the morning socially distancing that. yes we can catch up with friends here >>the soaking up the wildlife and the birds and it's really nice walk or hitch a ride with the family on wheels or with paddles you can get around,

however you'd like. >>stow lake a popular spot for boating not this or professional wrap your mind around the research produced at the california academy of sciences and the music concourse just steps away is a soothing place to wind down. >>over the years the sunken plaza has hosted some of the world's most revered before. >>also worth a pit stop he's our stadium once home to the san francisco 49 ers and oakland raiders you're almost guaranteed a new experience every time you slow life down a little bit and spend the day at golden gate park. in san francisco. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>what you have a loved one so when i think today might be a nice day to enjoy golden gate park, if you'd like we've got her back in the weather center with a look at what's going to be a perfect day to go to golden gate park or any park really for that matter today. we just have to get through all of this here overcast gray skies, we're seeing mostly here in san francisco and summer coastal spots but we

are going to get peaks of sunshine here as we get through with the rest of the day today the morning i should say getting into lunchtime and closer to the afternoon hours look at this though the highs golden gate park 68 degrees. that's what's going to be. topping out this afternoon, 70 degrees in downtown san francisco, a high of 67 in the sunset district, upper 50's formentera agreed on and then we're upper 60's daly city and pacifica we're looking at some mid to upper 70's through millbrae and into burlingame this afternoon and then some low 80's if you're going to be in san carlos today are redwood city both coming in at 80 degrees 83 if you're going to be in mountain view this afternoon. across the entire south bay. we are covered in 80's this afternoon 87 in los cabos 85 in morgan hill today and then some low 90's for you if you're going to be in livermore will top out to 92. this afternoon little bit cooler for our bayside communities hayward 7776 in

union city low 70's in the berkeley and into a renda and then those 90's coming back to us for danville and into walnut creek. we're looking at 94 for the high in vacaville, 88 if you're going to be in fairfield this afternoon. knapp is going to be beautiful but on the warmer side of course at 83 degrees 87 if you're going to be on bill. the north bay zone low 80's through nevado and into petaluma and then low 60's at the coast for point rays and stinson beach. so we are back to normal for this time of year temperature wise we're going to see that over the next couple of days those low 90's sticking with us especially inland through tuesday before finally cooling down a bit into the middle of the week and then that heat is going to return once again with those 90's on the board inland. next weekend. that's a look at the weather now back to the news, thanks a lot of time 49 and nascar is trying to become a more diverse for right now bubba wallace is the only black driver in the nascar cup series. but there is a young black racer with autism who wants to sunday

race against bubba andy shoals has his inspirational story. >>on the track 20 year-old imani williams is just like any other young driver trying to make a nascar level but off of it. >>when money was 2 years old he was diagnosed with autism as you can he fell in love with autism is a disorder that is characteristically marked by difficulty focusing on and processing different stimuli has simultaneously skills that are crucial for any race car driver. but our money has never let his condition stop him from achieving his dreams. >>tell me i say i can show you that i can. people with autism are and me i dedicated my entire life to a sport that i love. >>and i knew that if you work hard enough. you have the right or system that you believe in yourself she do. that many many days are

possible nominee has participated in nascar's drive for diversity program. >>he continues to climb the ladder and nascar reaching the arca menards series. well my says he has never been the victim of racism while at the track. what was very disappointing when hearing the news of a noose being found in the garage used by bubba wallace and talladega superspeedway. >>this is something that you know we should be well past our time i mean like we're in the years went on me, you know right now i believe that we need to start focusing on 82. in any city love one another no matter what you are. >>about was the only black driver at nascar's top level. >>money says he continues to be an inspiration. >>he has taken much of the same now that i have to take in my career basi you know and maybe as you see you know he has had to carry a long way on the shoulders with racial issues with nascar.

>>for me from what the state house been able to coach at it that i think he's done a very good job in syria, a. >>very difficult situation. >>with the recent decisions like banning the confederate flag or money think nascar is headed in the right direction and i my hopes one day he will be competing against the likes of bubba wallace in nascar's cup series. >>my dream was to become a professional race car driver. i believe in myself innings and i continue to work hard every single day. we go further in the sport, i chose and i believe the in the suit. >>an armani such an impressive individual you of course the lots of talent to make it to nascar is highest level but you need sponsors too. here's wishing our money lots of luck as he continues to chase his dreams, andy shoals, cnn. >>9.52 is the time. a quick break as we give you a

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going to able to make it reopened this is something a place you went to as a kid with your family all the time and like you have like birthday parties are people and even as into like teenage years, yeah, you can go on the weekends and they would you like disco nights when they turn off although i have like the night lights on and music gutter ball. blockers think that's why. >>half in businesses that have been you know party remembers growing up that are shutting down can't real thing you know what else is just it's tough to cool down and relax if you don't have a parole and so this black bear from neighbors in fort valley he hopped in to the pool and the woman who was out there watching said he actually ended up. >>getting so comfy was just know he can you just relax took a nap chaos is not for like an hour hey, i feel his pain we don't have a pool, we have friends that do you always get that she can we call him and ask him if we if you're black you're not you don't have to ask you don't

have to ask i'm just hoping that he had just had lunch because you know you're not supposed to swim from good 15 minutes or half. said just and if you take full well it would be nice to take a dip if you're inland anyway because the temperatures, yeah looks like going to back up into the 90's today and for the next what couple days before we cool things back down again so just keep that in mind it's going to be all sunny out if you're going to be outside for any length of time. >>and she put sunscreen on a practice social it sunday will be distance until and wednesday. alright, we'll stand wednesday, but by.

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