president trump's campaign rally gets underway. it is not what he expected with empty seats and a crowd that failed to materialize outside. hundred 10 standoff between the attorney general of the united states and one of the most country live was powerful attorneys fired by president trump. good evening. we begin tonight with the controversial president trump campaign rally underway in tulsa oklahoma. the bok arena. the crowd is smaller than expected inside the arena which

can hold up to 19,000 people. we learned an overflow crowd up president was supposed to address outside failed to materialize. just by taking a look there, does not appear too many people are wearing masks inside the event. it comes after the campaign and announce sick staffers who were there, setting up the event, tested positive for the coronavirus. a spokeswoman says the six were following quarantine procedures and will not attend the rally. we are in tulsa and have more. >> reporter: this line of present trump's supporters formed monday in advance of the president's first rally since march. despite concerns of coronavirus. >> i don't feel like i will get the coronavirus. i used safety members. >> reporter: each attendee will

receive a mass, hand sanitizer and a temperature check. still, the head of the city's health department warrants the risks are high and had urged delaying the event. >> anyone planning attend a large-scale gathering faces an increased risk of becoming infected with covid-19. >> reporter: tulsa's republican mayors voicing concerns. he is expecting over 100,000 people in the area and declared a civil emergency. but the tulsa police announce the mayor is resending the order after speaking with president trump. the president warns protesters "will not be treated like you have been in new york, seattle or minneapolis." hinting they could experience rough treatment. >> he means violent protesters and anarchists and looters. >> reporter: there was a juneteenth commemoration less than a mile from the arena on friday where the reverend al sharpton had a message for the president. >> as you come on the weekend of juneteenth, address your policies, of how you attend to close the race gap in america. >> reporter: the oklahoma supreme court ruled this rally

can go on after a lawsuit was filed trying to mandate attendees wear a mask and stay 6 feet apart. the u.s. district attorney of new york who was investigating present trump's attorney announced he will step down. attorney general bill barr announced that geoffrey berman was resigning but in a statement hours later, berman said he never resigned and said he would not leave his post. berman is leading the investigation into business dealings of the present's attorney rudy giuliani. prosecutors are looking into suspected campaign-finance violations. today, attorney general barr said president trump had fired berman which led to a statement released by berman and it reads "in light of attorney general war's decision to respect the normal operation of law and have deputy u.s. attorney audrey strauss, i will be leaving the office for the southern district of new york

effective immediately. it has been my honor, of a lifetime, serve this u.s. district attorney and as a custodian of its proud legacy." a judge, in washington dc, ruled that former national security advisor john bolton can publish his book even though the white house attempted to block the release. the federal judge ruled that while bolton's book raises national security concerns, the government has not proven that the book would be too dangerous to the public. among other relevant relations, bolden claimed that president trump had asked china's president to help in the 2020 election. bolden described the president has someone, "for getting elected was the only thing that mattered." protesters at san francisco's golden gate park brought down statues. more controversy beyond these

historical figures and now the mayor responded. >> reporter: a major cleanup in san francisco's golden gate park after protesters toppled statues and vandalize the music concourse area friday night. videos posted to social media show the moment francis scott key was dragged to the ground. key, wrote the lyrics to the star-spangled banner. he was also a slave owner. protesters knockdown the statue of former president and civil board general ulysses s grant and the statue of junipero serra. >> he represents conization here in california, at the expense of native peoples. >> reporter: professor bridget ford said the nationwide called by protesters, and politicians, remove statues linked to racism is long overdue. >> i think what is happening, a

question right now, about who is represented in our public spaces. we are not going to lose our past cop by taking down some statues. >> reporter: aside from toppling statues cost protesters spray-painted the memorial fountain, commemorative benches, a statue and drinking fountains. cycle is passing by were stunned when they first saw the damage. >> this is more of a statement that people are serious about change answers about the history. >> we need time to heal and think about what to really take to get people back are united and what we can do as a society to move forward. >> reporter: and a linking statement, mayor london breed says she understands the pain people are feeling. but, the damage done to the park went far beyond just the

statues. this included significant damage to golden gate park. every dollar we spent cleaning up this vandalism takes funding away from actually supporting our community including our african-american community. the mayor said the city is evaluating public art and who the city honors should reflect the community's values. demonstrators across the country continue to pull down confederate another contentious statues. last night, protesters toppled a statue of a porcupine in the judiciary square neighborhood in washington dc i pack he was a senior officer in the confederate states army. others argue that they are racist symbols of america's dark legacy of slavery. how a community is traumatize. when you think about violence, violence begets violence. in north carolina, protesters used straps to pull down to statues of confederate soldiers. both sculptures were at the state capitol in downtown raleigh.

protesters marched down the street with those statues and hung them from a light post. demonstrations of all kinds are happening across the bay area this weekend. some as we speak. one event happened this morning. it was called salutations and solidarity and it happened in san francisco. the participants were told to bring a yoga mass, where mask and black clothing. all money raised goes to a donation based event, or organization supporting the black lives matter movement. a march for freedom was held today at noon. it began at the san francisco ferry building. demonstrators held signs, sang songs and chanted they are asking for more police accountability and prison reform.

the march was hosted by american leaders in march for peace. demonstrators marched in berkeley today calling for an into police violence and white supremacy. the march started in front of the berkeley police department and ended at the macarthur station. the event was organized by 16- year-old student and was held in remembrance of those who lost their lives to police brutality and white supremacy. back in san francisco's japan town, dozens show support for the black lives movement. it was a family-friendly event that displayed solidarity and demanded racial justice. participants hung signs. it was organized by the japan town justice coalition which hopes to hold more events in the future. we want to keep this conversation going about racial justice. for the next several weeks, we are airing a new program called

voices for change. greg lee speaks with civil rights leaders, lawmakers and police about how we move forward and the changes that need to happen. you can watch voices for change on sunday morning at 9:30 am. pg&e's $50 billion plan for exiting bankruptcy was given final approval. the financial reorganization plan provides more than $25 million for wildfire losses including a $13 billion trust for while flyer victims. $11 billion for insurance companies and $1 million for state and local government agencies. in 2007, and 2018, pg&e's outdated equipment ignited wildfires in california and killed more than 100 people wiped out towns. bay area assembly and bill tang is publicly apologizing for having next marital affair. he tweeted his apology and defended himself against claims in the article that he used his mistress to get legislation passed. the article contains interviews with a woman who said she met him on a dating website and had

a years long relationship with him. investigators in vallejo are figuring out how a man was shot and died in the hospital. officers received a call around 10 last night. a man was wounded and taken to the hospital. police figured out that the crime scene took place at gateway drive near sawyer strait. this is vallejo's 12 homicide. call the city poteau police department if you have information. today is the end of the state's nobel rule. it was implemented to avoid overcrowding. suspects booked for lower-level offenses were released. though this role is rescinded across the state, some areas have extended it including alameda, cartercosta and santa clara counties. some, in law enforcement, criticize zero bail. coming up, more cities and counties move further into reopening plans.

and, the alarming surgeon covid-19 cases in south america. the country that is second only to the united states with more than 1 million cases. a cool and cloudy day at the coast but a beautiful day around the bay. what does your father stay forecast hold? i will have all the details. stay with us, your weather is next. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey

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concern is mounting as the coronavirus spreads among inmates in san quentin. there were no cases of covid-19 at the prison last month. in late may, 121 inmates from chino were transferred and mixed with the general population. now, 159 prisoners and more there 30 staffers have tested positive for the virus. critics say the inmates from chino were not properly screened. the chino prison has been hit hard by covid-19. more than 500 cases have been reported. 16 inmates have died. alameda county and the city of berkeley are joining other bay area counties enlisting children place restrictions. i knew how porter went into effect on friday. >> reporter: there's a lot to

celebrate this weekend. the start of summer, father's day and the reopening of some businesses in alameda county. health experts warn, no matter what you do, remember to continue protecting yourself and others from coronavirus. >> reporter: switching from dinan to take out service was a huge transition for berkeley restaurant for dorothy mitt romney. >> he was literally shifting gears, you're going 100 miles an hour and you have to go uphill, in a rocky train. >> reporter: after three months, the owner of the restaurant welcomes back customers for outdoor dining. >> we are so excited to be opening the patio.

>> reporter: she got the green light to reopen after the county and the city of berkeley which has its own health apartment, issued new health orders that went into effect on friday. they love the reopening of outdoor museums, religious services, indoor and outdoor shopping, outdoor fitness classes and of course, outdoor restaurant dining with modifications. >> we have done everything, you know, according to recommendations to make your environment safe and pleasant. >> reporter: those changes include disinfecting tables, using compostable plates and silverware, spacing out tables and allowing online reservations. >> we encourage people to find out and sign up from home, so they can get an estimate of when their table is ready, so you will have to wait here. >> reporter: despite losing children place restrictions, experts say the third of coronavirus is out there. they recommend staying home, washing her hands, maintaining distance and wearing a mask. life isn't back to normal yet, this is is a huge, huge dale. stone in

pleasanton reopen today. shopping center officials say they have implemented enhance safety protocols and work is underway, with local nonprofits, to support initiatives aimed at assisting those in the community, experiencing hardship, as a result of i-team. san mateo county is moving into the next phase a reopening. businesses, that are considered high risk, or opening for the first time in three months. they include hair and nail salons, gyms, dining restaurants and wineries. these businesses are requiring people to wear face mask, using hand sanitizer and using plexiglass shells. our news app features information on the bay area. the app is free to download. california has the second highest number of coronavirus cases in the country. the surgery cases moved california, but have new jersey and behind new york. almost 171,000 people, and

california, has tested positive for the virus. so far, 5400 people have died. the bay area has close to 19,000 confirmed cases with 500 25 deaths. the trump administration bow to political pressure in a controversy tie to the text. funded paycheck protection program. it has agreed to reveal the name of the companies that received money for the program. last night's decision is a reversal from an earlier decision. the trump administration at i get the names of the companies receiving the loans should be kept confidential citing privacy concerns. a troubling coronavirus update out of south america. brazil tops 1 million confirmed covid-19 cases. a professor in birch results is the actual number is five to 10 times higher. brazil reach 50,000 deaths. the rapid spread of the virus is fanning fears that the country's struggling economy could collapse.

red cross workers have been scaring major cities to try to disinfect streets. safari west reopen today. more than 1000 animals roamed the 400 acres of ari park. masks are required. this of our vehicles will be equipped with barriers to separate groups from each other as they explore the grounds. safari west accepts reservations. the wildlife park says more than 300 people have made reservations. i've been there with my niece. it is a coolt's talk weather. if you're at the coast, it was a cloudy day. tough time getting sunshine in there. let's look at the highs. as i have made up to 58 where i'll in concord, 84 degrees. santa rosa, we have some fog in the north bay, 76.

and san jose, about 80. the official highs for the national weather service, we are waiting for them. 58 in san francisco, 55 in oakland. we have sunshine out there. 67 in napa where they kept a lid on temperatures today because of the cloud cover. also, that onshore breeze is prevalent. you can see in concorde, gusting to 22 mph. sfo singer wind at 40 mph, hayward same story. that continues. the big picture is making that arch. what will save a lot of us around the bay and that the coast from getting too hot is that onshore flow. as a resume in here, you can see the clouds will stream and tonight and into the bay and some of it pushes inland. tonight, the increasing clouds, a.m. fog and low clouds with overnight temps about 63 degrees. tomorrow, for father's day, if

you're at the coast, it will be a cloudy start. it will be tough to get sunshine, we go up to 67 degrees. the bay should be gorges at 76. and inland, we could see spots reach up into those low 90s. let's take you through the future cast. we take it across tomorrow morning. that is a 7 am forecast with coastal fog, but by noon, there you go. we have a sunshine and. there we go overnight on monday. monday at 8 am, same story, it clears out. that will be the case for the next couple of days. what we'll see, when the high pressure gets closer to the coast, it will make this inland community warm up more. monday, tuesday and wednesday, noticed the inland temperatures going up into the mid-90s around the bay. hey, it will be beautiful. check it out, about 79-80 degrees.

at the coast, you'll have that onshore flow bringing you those clouds. the temperatures will go up tuesday to wednesday. here's a shot, coming through on thursday, it doesn't look promising. it looks like a pretty consistent, warm forecast. keep an eye out for fire danger. we have wins around with warmer temperatures. thank you. i love your graphics by the ways for father's day. the ongoing bart rail replacement project is causing delays in the east bay. the maintenance work at the bart station is shutting down service between the lafayette and rockridge stations today and tomorrow. buses replace trains during the track closure. this is the same project that is expected to cause lane closures and delays for some drivers on highway 24. a hometown championship made history of the first leg of the triple crown. how the running of the spectator lists belmont stakes went down.

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both the derby and the other races come later this year. they run the belmont stakes. with all life sporting events, these days, there were no fans in attendance. a race that usually has 100,000 people had about 100 people there. just seven horses in the field in a race that was shortened by 3/8 of a mile. it was a local horse in front, the first major sporting event in new york since month. >> it is the new york hero. >> reporter: 'tis the law was a winner by the first new york bread horse to win the belmont since 1882. that's triple crown order, the kentucky derby will be on september 5. the golf tour continues

with the heritage tournament at hilton head, south carolina. it is anybody's tournament. there is a four-way tie for the lead. one of those leaders is brett simpson. he shot a 68, he is 15 under par for the tournament. also at the top is tyra hatton. a long birdie which provided drama before falling. it is ryan palmer at 15. his approach sets up up birdie pot. he shot 66. the fourth leader is abraham answer. answer sticks his approach at 16 to set up a pretty. he shot 65 today. 21 offers are within three strokes of the leadheaded to tomorrow's final round. working out on their own has not gone well for a group of 49ers and tennessee.

a couple of players suffered injuries. and an unnamed 49er has tested positive for the coronavirus. the nfl player's seshan has a vice players to stop the type of workouts the deniers have been taking part in. all players will be tested. the players in tennessee are whose hill of 49ers field position players including all four quarterbacks on the roster. so guys, we were thinking that things were getting back to some semblance of normal, but it looks like this by, again, has made the nfl season be very much up in the air as far as the start times are concerned. oh boy, we'll see what happens. there's another group of researchers halting trials of hydroxychloroquine. why don't they think it will

help people hospitalize? thank you for joining us today and making ktvu your choice for news. we are here for you online at ktvu.com and as well as on twitter, facebook and ktvu apps. we'll see you tonight at 10. so, pam's moving back home after living in our upstairs unit for like three years. uh, okay, it's been a year and nine days, and she chopped us all that wood. plus, she's taking lily back to see my parents. it's birthing season so she gets to name her first pig. oh, and then we slaughter it on her 13th birthday. there's prayers and dancing. it's not unlike your standard bar mitzvah. except a lot more pork and a lot less jews. anyway, we're excited to have the house to ourselves again. both: ♪ naked breakfast, naked breakfast ♪ -(knocking) -just ignore it. ♪ making sausages and grits, barely coverin' our bits ♪ ♪ cookin' a frittata while wearin' nada ♪ (door opens) i knew you two would keep the side door unlocked.