governor newson made that announcement today saying certain protocols would still be followed. ktvu's cristina rendon own joins us now the latest on today's developments. christina? >> governor newson said the virus is not behind us, but we are making progress, and with that said, hair salons and barbershops cannot open, except for parts of the bay area. the majority of our counties are being much more cautious. >> you will soon be able to visit the hairs on or barbershop depending on where you live. governor newson announcing most businesses can now open and 47 out of the 58 california counties that have self attested to meeting the state's criteria for moving further into stage two. in the bay area, the approved regions where salons and barbershops can resume operations include napa and solano counties. >> we are making progress, moving forward. we are not looking back, but we are walking into the unknown. the untested. literally, and figuratively. >> it won't be business as usual. the barber or stylist and customer must each wear a face covering throughout the haircut. the s

. >>> governor newson bow down to what he calls the dimmer switch with rolling back the states reopening as the numbers are trending in the wrong direction. good evening, i am julie haener. the businesses had just reopened now that the shutdown again. starting today the following activities are establishment have to seize or close statewide indoor dining, when rings zoos and museums and bars must close all operations. in addition 30 counties on a state watch list including these seven counties in the bay area. the governor imposed are the restrictions in these counties today gyms, places of worship hair salons barbershops and shopping malls all have to close again. here now with the growing frustration among business owners and customers. >> >> the watch list counties make up 80% of california's population they must also close nonessential offices. this has a huge impact even for those expecting it >> it is not unexpected. >> russian river brewing was phasing out the dining room even before they intended to close. >> it was going extremely well it was worth being open even at reduce capa

. >> it comes a day after newson says he would campaign for harris in iowa. senator harris promised to keep fighting for what she believes in. >> although i'm no longer running for president, i will do everything in my power to defeat donald trump and fight for the future of our country and the best of who we are. president trump saying too bad, we will miss you and ms. harris responding don't worry mr. president, i will see you at your trial.>> stay with us here for complete coverage of the election. >> joe will join us in studio to discuss where her campaign went wrong.>> we have a rainy wednesday morning. difficult drive for us.>> the commute was okay. i don't drive very long but i know it was raining and i saw there were puddles out there. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic seems to be moving along okay. it is wet definitely. you can see okay driving throu there have been no major issues driving into the valley here but it is definitely raining so give yourself any of time. >> it's all or nothing. and it did not go all the way down to so

all of that candidates except gavin newson came to the meeting afterwards. all of them said that they were confident that they won points in this debate. >> jana katsuyama in san jose today. >>> he handed down a controversial six month sentence to a sexual assault case, he spoke out to the public today for the first time. >> we have to think about what are the facts in the case, the legal principles that apply and how do i arrive at a just decision with the law. who will hope -- we shouldn't decide who will hate me one way or another? >> a stanford student, booked him six months in jail for sexual assault with the unconscious women. he has said that he was bound by sentencing guidelines and recommendations by the the probation department. >>> they have new superintendent one year after it was rocked by a campus sex assault scandal. he comes from the school system, max mcgee step down in the wake of five 2 investigates report uncovering the districts mishandling of assault claims. he will start june 1 pending approval by the school board later this month. >>>

. >>> a gun control initiative backed by gavin newson has now qualified for the state ballot in novemberhis comes on the same day that lawmakers in washington ended their sit in on the house for demanding a vote on gun control. ktvu's jana katsuyama here now with the proposed changes in california. >> reporter: frank and heather, gavin newson gathered the necessary signatures and his gun control initiative was approved for the november ballot. there are six provisions which the lieutenant governor says would make a california's gun laws among the toughest in the nation. >> [ yelling ] >> come to order. >> reporter: house democrats ended their sit in thursday protesting the lack of vote on gun control bill. now some people wonder what next? >> i couldn't be more proud of congress and the city yesterday but at the same time i'm frustrated because at the end of the day it didn't manifest in action yet. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newson is issuing a call for action. with his initiative called safety for all. >> the idea was to have six core principles. >> reporter: those include

the bay area has 27,000 virus cases, 590 people have died. >>> governor newson again has asked everyone to wear facial coverings in order to protect others. he also unveiled a public service announcement, one was a powerful warning. he didn't even say a word. >>> governor newson calls the announcement and him tactful nonpharmaceutical effort. going into the fourth of july we can with a surgeon virus cases, he wants everyone to avoid large crowds and big family gatherings. >>> santa clara county has a health order clearing the way for the quicker reopening of more businesses. in the care services like hair and nail salons and massage therapy centers will be eligible to be open. jim's a, and fitness centers, even hotels and motels. everybody will have to wear a mask, and obey the other guidelines. >> this virus has proven time and again in communities around the country and around the world, that it will come back with a vengeance, if you let your guard down. we will not let our guard down here in santa clara county. >> the county will allow outdoor gatherings for 60 people, and indoor ga

newson headed north to butte county to meet with wildfire survivors. the north complex fire in plumas and butte counties is now 39% contained. the fire has burned more than 20 64,000 acres. the butte county sheriff says the death toll has risen to 15. seven of the victims have been identified, all from barry creek. the small town that was incinerated by the wild fire. gov. newson visited paradise and orville putting an emergency shelter, for animals were rescued in the fire. he said the state and federal governments can improve forest management while addressing climate change. >> acknowledging the fact that the hearts are getting a lot harder come the drives are getting a lot drier, we are still struggling through the last five, six years, where we have been in drought conditions in the state. climate change is real. and so is our responsibility to do more. >> the governors in nearly 2.3 million acres have burned this fire season, compared to 277,000 acres for all of last year. >>> we're looking at the air- quality. it has been a problem around here.

the ship got approval from governor gavin newson to dock in oakland. it was originally supposed o af trip was shot short. a passenger on that same vessel who took a previous trip ended up being diagnosed and died. ktvu spoke with one passengers stuck on board. he has not been allowed to leave his room for days. >> we are doing circles. we are spending donuts out here at sea. the crew has been very professional. they are doing what they can but they are being limited by the cdc who has been aboard. >> reporter: passengers who need medical attention will be transported to different facilities around the state. otherwise will be taken to federal quarantines. of those sick, there are more than 3500 people on board. reporting live near the port of oakland, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> vice president mike pence says officials are monitoring another ship that might have been exposed to the coronavirus. he met with officials in florida to discuss what measures they are taking going forward. he says another ship that might have shared crewmembers wit

governor gavin newson ordered the spending of $42 million in emergency funding. medical equipment, expand testing, and will create two hospitals. the state wants to set up 10,000 extra hospital beds in hotels and convention centers just in case the demand gets that high. a temporary federal medical station is being set up to care for up to 250 people. state leaders and business moguls like elon musk who promised to produce ventilators and donate medical masks are doing their part to stop the spread of coronavirus. it is understandable why they would be frustrated by people not addressing social distancing. >> if you need to go outside to get some exercise, do that. don't do that in a group setting. if you see a busy street, don't run down that street. again, use common sense. >> reporter: the governor says if people continue to ignore the order, they will start to enforce it. not necessarily with police but with communication. he hoped social pressure will force people to do the right thing. again, if you need to get out the house, you can. just avoid groups and

florida verses california rivalry between governors newson and desantis. now desantis is daring new sm to take on present biden in the democratic primary >> are you going to challenge joe or sit on the sidelines and chirp. all right now on "fox news sunday". >> hello for fox news in washington dynamics in republican primary have never been more complicated. former president trump has raised more money on the heels of and possibly because of an indictment. now 2024 rivals must balance the impossible and challenge him. they do not want to alienate his voters. you'll hear at length from two of them. tim scott says charges are serious and swaummy pledging to par pardon former president trum start with tim scott. welcome back. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> you have been in the headlines because of president obama. >> i think there is a long history of african-american or other minority candidates within the represent can party who will validate americans saying everything is great. we can all make it. >> he says it is fair to be skeptical of candida

. >> reporter: governor gavin newson announced statewide restrictions. >> this is a statewide action starting today every county is impacted by the requirement to modify indoor operations. every county needs to stop indoor entertainment 30 county is on the states watch list must shut down indoor worship services nail salons and barbershops and malls. >> these 30 counties in total represent 80% of the population in the state of california. >> this includes several different areas. the states positivity rate has spiked 7.4% as reasoning for the the added restrictions he said that placer county was 20% with the icu beds available. >> covid-19 isn't going away anytime soon until there is a backseat or different type of therapy. >> there has been created confusion, they rolled back trip services and health officials say that they understand the frustration but understand that variances are needed. >> we will talk to the fellow counties in the bay area and we talk all the time and we will coordinate as much as possible but the reality is with each county, it is different. >> the governor w

newson will hand in paperwork at city hall and his name will be on the ballot. those are just some of your morning headlines. >>> president trump is to retain about his plan to import tariffs on steel and aluminum. the president's targeting mexico and canada in the future of the free trade agreement. >> reporter: president trump is kicking off the work week with a series of tweets on trade. sunday he said our friends and enemies have taken advantage of the united states for many years. it is time for a change. this morning he continued by writing to protect our country, we must protect american steel. allies will be impacted by the changes. >> the mission is to save our industries for the purposes of securing economic security. >> he is a frequent critic of unfair deals from other countries. he is also pushing for canada to treat american farmers better and for mexico to do more on stopping illegal drugs from coming to the united states. >> firm line in the sand. >> wall street was sent tumbling pacing criticism including some republicans. still terrace are expe

newson takes his message to the founder of facebook.g up next, here with the governor and mark zuckerberg talked about during a facebook town hall today.>>> plus, also ahead from releasing inmates early to doing trials, the changes the coronavirus is having on our judicial system. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg hosted a live chat with gov. newson today. the couple asked questions posted by facebook users. the governor highlighted several changes in the works including implementing hard closures at state beaches and urge residents

lieutenant governor newson has already announced he's running along with john chung, other entries: >>> leonard cohen has died. the news was on his facebook page. the statement did not provide more details. he was a song writer since back in the '60s. he was a native of quebec, and lived in los angeles many years, his career spanned six decades. his best known song was halleluiah, and had an album released last month. he was 82 years old. >>> tracking the raindrops as we head into your bay area friday night, saturday morning. plus, look at the daytime highs tomorrow. i think you'll be surprised with the cloud how warm it will be. >>> back to live pictures from oakland, where there is a very tense situation which you're at here. it's a police line, we've had anti trump protests going on all night. in oakland, this is broadway, the building that you see in the background there, that's the old sears building, this is right next to the paramount theater. police have formed a line. there are hundreds of protestors out, they've been marching up and down broadway at one point they shut down

governor gavin newson will give his first state of the state address. he is expected to rack up his rhetoric against trump. he plans to pull most of california's national guard troops away from the mexican border. >> the crisis on the border is a manufactured crisis. we are not interested in entertaining this political theater. the governor will also be laying out his vision for california for a third time. you can watch his state of the state address today at 11 am on ktvu.com and streaming live on her facebook page as well. >> the dixie school district will vote on a potential name change today. supporters of the change say dixie is offensive because it refers to the confederacy of the civil war and slavery. opponents of the name change say dixie represents tradition. they would need to replace all the signs and logos. >> and oakland church pastor opening his church to take it hundreds of students who may miss school because of the teacher strike.  anthony jenkins is expected to announce this afternoon his church can house up to 250 kids a day. they

gavin newson is stepping up his rhetoric for what he is calling a manufactured crisis at the border. what we can expect from the governor's state of the state address later this morning. breakthrough on capital hill, members of congress claim they have a budget deal to avert a shutdown by the end of the week. >>> a man's death after he was tased by police has a community calling for justice . was family want from san mateo county deputies? >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us. i am pam cook . >>> good morning i'm dave clark. the storms are coming . grab your umbrella. >> yes they are all the way into the weekend . >> great excuse to where the new rain boots. >> i didn't get any . >> you can borrow mine . >> we do have a quiet before the storm . light rain will develop but the bulk is coming in tonight . coastal hills, russian river still looks to be the bull's-eye, 47 inches, santa cruz mountains 4 to 6 inches. 2 to 3 inches around the bay, 1 to 3 inches around the south bay. because of that we have a flash flood watch. rivers and creeks good debt full. high wi

as christina coleman reports, the president also has some harsh words for governor newson. >> reporterpresident trump is blasting house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter over california's chronic homeless crisis. he said it has rapidly become the worst anywhere in the u.s. when it comes to the homeless and crimes.", she has lost total control and along with her equally incompetent governor . on christmas day, president trump took aim squarely at california's governor by tweeting the governor has quote on a really bad job on taking care of the homeless population in california. and he issued him an ultimatum saying if you can't fix the problem, the federal government will get involved. trumps warning comes on the heels of the department of housing and urban development reports that shows the nation recent overall 2.7 rise in homelessness was caused in part by a 16.4% increase in california. this latest has reporter analyzes from data from 2018. california led the nation in homeless people. earlier this month, he said the federal government has done nearly enough to help. governor newson s

governor jerry brown and gavin newson will join ktvu fox 2 news at the air force base in yuma county, us on the telephone now with a preview of the president's visit. sarah? >> reporter: good morning. we are inside the air force base . -- the president is expected to land in about two hours, -- >>> all right, we are obviously having issues with seras phone. the president is supposed to touch down around 9:45 pm -- 9:45 am. here is what the president had to say earlier today, before he got on air force one, about coming to california. >> it should have been done many years ago. i think everybody is on the right side. this is a big issue. this is a big issue. a very extensive issue, but very inexpensive when you can. to even one of these horrible fires. we will save a lot of miles -- we will save a lot of lives and a lot of money. >> he is hours away, he touchdown -- touches down at 9:45 am. fox news sunday, we will have an exclusive interview with the president, the topics include the wildfires, russia hacking probes, recordings of journalist khashoggi being killed inside the saudi con

. >>> governor newson conducting new ways to overhaul access to more people across the state. >>> theter is trying to turn his exit pledge into reality. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> welcome back. a 17-year-old girl is facing charges after police say she climbed over a security fence at the fresno airport caught into a private plane, started the engine, then crashed. >> the female appeared to be disoriented and was uncooperative when she was taken into custody. >> fortunately, no one was hurt but the girl is expected to be charged with felony theft. >>> police in texas are looking for several suspects this morning after four people were shot at and antonio mall. authorities are looking for five men. police say so far there is no known motive in the shooting. the san antonio police chief says the four victims ranged in age from 17-41 years old and they are expected to survive.>>> immigrant rights activists will hold a noontime rally in san francisco. they are demanding sales for stop conducting business with the u.s. customs and bo

. >> reporter: governor newson inked a deal with that manufacturer to make masks and they made millions but they could not get them through the federal approval inspection process. they got the approval last month. i'm andre senior, ktvu fox2 news. >>> today, state senator steve glaser holds a news conference this morning at 9:30 to demand tougher rules for controlling the spread of the coronavirus. senator glazer, representing contra costa county, said the only way to stop the skyrocketing number of coronavirus cases is to limit interaction. >>> sonoma county supervisors will meet to talk about enforcing public health regulations around the coronavirus. supervisors will debate fines for those who don't wear facial coverings or gather in groups of more than 12 people. also, for businesses that stay open when they should be close put some supervisors want an education program to teach people why they have to wear masks and to limit social gatherings. >>> the mayor of portland was tear gas by federal agents late last night as he stood with protesters and a fence guarding a federal courtho

speakers included tom perez and gather newson and us senator. the agenda includes electing new officials to run the democratic party here in california. also workshop on lessons learned when it comes to registering new voters in a panel discussion on how millennial's are reimagining civic and political participation. >>> the discovery of a bottle into a backpack prompted tense moments at a middle school today and settle say. jessica reports children were evacuated from the classrooms while the bomb squad responded.>> we heard people saying there was a bomb. we all went to the cafeteria. >> reporter: a seventh grader was one of a few hundred students who spent their morning huddled in the cafeteria. this is after a custodian found a bottle tucked inside a backpack in the center of the school. >> i found a bottle and it had nitroglycerin written on the bottle. >> reporter: nitroglycerin was initially used in the production of dynamite. now through the decades it's been used for medical purposes as well. students removed dos were moved to the cafet

the current lieutenant governor, gabba newson, is running for governor. >>> the warriors play the houston rockets in houston. >> the rockets won the season series between the two. the warriors are confident three straight runs of the nba finals gives them the edge. scott reiss has a preview of this month -- must watch western conference final. >> reporter: you would be hard- pressed to find anyone west of the alamo or the riverwalk who believed the warriors wouldn't get back to the western conference finals. but now it's a whole new ballgame. >> three pointers. >> reporter: they are not the higher seed in a playoff season and therefore have no home-court advantage. >> sometimes you need a different challenge. that's going in on the road first game of the series. different challenge for us. i think we found it. >> it does matter what jim we're in or who is the best rick the fact that we're going to be professional and do our jobs right. that's big. >> reporter: simple enough, but it won't be. rockets not only have home court on their side, they have major motivation. >> we are basically ob

. >>> a new poll shows californians are overwhelmingly in support of lieutenant governor newson's prospect. people buying ammunition as well as banning large capacity magazines, the gun rights will oppose their initiative and they are planning to get out and vote. but they find 60% of those will favor the measure. 30% are against it and 10% are undecided. california voters will be backing a measure to legalize marijuana by the similar 2-1 margin. it has been legal for 20 years. and they found 60% of those voters would approve. 31% are opposed and 9% are undecided. it is one of five states where they are being asked to make recreational use of marijuana legal. >>> new developments into the bay area. coming up at 6:30 the shocking announcement made by the chief of police in richmond and what he has had to say about those nine officers. >> but first hundreds of millions of yahoo accounts are hacked. up next, how they are working on the next generation of the password protection. >>> a significant heat up is on the way for your bay area weekend. we'll check in on your current conditions, talk

governor newson used the same words. >>> we are following breaking news on the bay bridge where a chevy van caught fire on the lower deck. you are looking at video right now of the car on fire. it all started about 10:15 pm. traffic quickly slowed to a crawl. a witness said an explosion from the fire sent debris flying to the bottom of the upper deck. fire crews had trouble responding to the scene because of traffic. right now, only wayne lane of eastbound 80 is open. there is no word of any injuries. one report said the driver of the van may have started the af the vehicle broke down. caltrans is being called to check for structural damage. we are following the latest. we will update you when we know more. >>> we got a threat of eviction notice, a 60 day notice saying you need to move. >>> new tonight, an effort to create more affordable housing residue a big problem. residents of the apartment complex say they were evicted because they made too much money. the city council is investigating. >> reporter: the city of hayward has what's called a just cause eviction ordinance. that means

congressman swalwel joins several others who are supporting harris' campaign including gavin newson. now here is a look at the other politicians throwing their support behind harris. east bay congresswoman barbara lee, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, and new jersey senator cory booker. >>> in sacramento today, the husband of a terminally ill woman who chose to end her life in oregon brought his wife's story to the state capitol. as ken pritchett tells us, it is all part of a campaign to bring death with dignity to california. >> my dreams came true. >> reporter: it is the story of brittany maynard and the choice to end her life instead of suffering the agony of terminal brain cancer. >> welcome everyone. good afternoon. >> reporter: it has brought the issue of doctor assisted suicide back to the capital seven years after its defeat. >> please help me carry out my daughter's legacy. >> reporter: it was her mother who thanked lawmakers and made an emotional appeal for what is being called the end of life option bill. >> exact your senators. contact your asemiby members. stand u

. >>> happening today in sacramento, governor newson will hold a news conference at noon. he will give us the latest on the crisis and it has been a tragic week in the pandemic with word of a sobering new statistic here in california. yesterday california reported 250 new covid-19 deaths. that is a one-day record for deaths in california since the pandemic started. in all, more than 8200 people in california have now died in the virus. and there are more than 430,000 confirmed cases of the virus in california. san jose is among a dozen u.s. cities now on a federal watch list because of a rise in coronavirus cases. the white house coronavirus task force coordinator reportedly made that revelation during a call to local health agencies. in response to that, santa clara county acknowledged a rise in cases in san jose and other local cities. however health leaders say their numbers are so a lot lower than many parts of california. also they made this statement, "we are concerned about the increase in cases national coordinated national approach to address this pandemic. someth

. >>> governor newson will be in iowa next week to campaign for a long time friend and presidential hopeful, kamala harris. it will come as senator harris tries to rebound in the democratic presidential race. she was once among the top tier of candidates, her numbers have dropped and she is currently polling in the single digits. iowa is the first state to vote, holding democratic caucus on february currently polling in the single digits. iowa is the first state to vote, holding democratic caucus on february 3. >>> the finance minister of france threatens a strong response of the trumpet ministration goes through on a proposal to hit many french products with tariffs of up to 100%. the trumpet ministration proposed the tariffs on french cheese, champagne, handbags and more, retaliating for a tax on global tech giants that include google, facebook and amazon. that is likely to increase tensions between the united states and europe and also sets the stage for a tense meeting between the president and the french president macron. the president took aim at mccrone earlier today while meeting wi

. >>> lieutenant governor gabba newson says he won't take part in any more debates until may. the l.a. time reports a spokesperson for new some says he's already taken part in a number of debates. he will participate in a televised debate that -- ahead of the new primary. he's trying to avoid talking about his record. >>> president trump made another change to his cabinet. he fired the secretary of veterans affairs, david shulkin. so can was the only obama administration holdover in president trump's cabinet. there had been speculations for weeks that he was on his way out. the president wants his physician ronny jackson to take over the v8. show can's firing is just the latest shakeup at the white house. >> trump is picking a cabinet that he wants. when he was elected, when he was put into office. he did his best job putting together a cabinet. now that he's been there for a while, he wants to pick people that he really works well with. >> reporter: show can says he believes he was fired because he urged cautions on privatizing the healthcare system for veterans. many veteran

he said is going to ask congress for $250 billion for the paycheck protection progra 11, governor newson says he has found a large supply of masks for healthcare workers in california. he says the vast majority will be n95 manufactured overseas and acquire three manufacturer in california. their starting in the next few weeks for more than 150 million n95 masks and more than 50 million surgical masks. >>> the governor is also highlighting the emotional struggle californians may be having during the extended stay at home order. today he talked about a set of behavioral and mental health guidelines for people to consider. they include the need to exercise, hydrate and making healthy habits and relationships. the governor and state surgeon general say it's also very important to reach out for help to deal with stress, if needed. >> the health impacts of coronavirus go beyond infection and covid- it is important to recognize that stress-related to the pandemic, that many are feeling right now, compounded by the economic distress due to lost wages, employment, and financial assets, plus schoo

galvin newson, someone who can carry the mental of the new old/new deal message. the democrats need to get back to the history and get away from obamacare and bill clinton centuryism. and the affordable care act is nothing but a republican plan. it was romney care and then obama care and now trump care. and trump says he doesn't own it but he owns it because he campaigned against it for a year and a half, because he made it part of his campaign and the republicans in general. >> tomorrow it'll all be about health care again. a again to be seen plan. so we'll continue the conversation. >> it'll be fun! >> thank you, james. >> yes. ♪ [ music ] >>> coming up here, advocates demand health for people with mental illness behind bars. what one group says is the solution. >> and the disturbing case of a stockton teenager accused of live streaming a car accident that killed her sister. >> and here we are tracking temperatures. they've cooled down a bit. that's helping firefighters but they come back up towards the end of the week. >> and the next generation of bart cars on

newson has also initiated investigation into the inefficiencies and problems at the agency. >>> to wasn't as county sheriff's deputies shot in an ambush, they are in stable condition after surgery. the disturbing surveillance video showing a man shooting those deputies in the patrol car saturday night. this is at a metro station in compton. the withe a 60 -- six-year-old son. the committee leaders need to start emphasizing trust in law enforcement. >> obviously we are concerned, we are concerned about just the level of, of communal, violence out there, the level of hatred, vitriol that is directed toward lon forstmann in general, that our department a particular. >> reporter: police are still searching for the gunman. the average comes in the midst of protest over the deadly shooting of a black man by our deputies, august, august 31. >>> the sentences go please department until the poster today that will go up, and all of its stations to show solidarity with black lives matter. the first posters on display at the police station. poster explains why the principles of safety and respect for

lieutenant governor newson received 21% in the survey. followed by antonio vilaraigosa at 18%. and john cox with 15%. the rest of the candidates were in single digits. many voters have not made up their minds in the june primary. 17% remain undecided. the poll was sponsored by news outlets throughout the state. >>> all right. our time is 4:12. >>> still ahead, a major new twist in the case of ruben foster of the 49ers who has been accused of domestic violence. what the accuser is now saying about who beat her. >>> plus, more on the arrest of a suspect in the series of rapes and killings across california. how it is offering hope to families in other unsolved cases. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is now 4:15. the deangelo case has created waves of emotions for families that are still waiting for justice. >> janet talk today two bay area families who say it gives them hope as they wait for answers for what happened to their loved ones who were victims many years ago. >> reporter: the suspect arrest in cold case was more than a headline for some family. thinking of the

. >> cal fire's chief stood with governor newson to talk about how california is adding new hams, new helicopters, new engines, and a new determination to keep fires from spreading and covid too. >> if we keep fires small, at the beginning, with these extra resources that we are going to have, then we will protect the public and our firefighters. >> you have got to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> to fight fire and disease simultaneously, evacuees might be put in hotels, or if that doesn't work, >> putting in partitions and segregating appropriately, putting in air cleaners, and air purifiers in place. >> evacuation centers will be smaller, and probably further away. >> where we could have evacuated somebody to a school gymnasium in the past, in one of our community centers. it will require three or four school gymnasiums, or two school centers. >> and that emergency go back needs a few additions. >> the need for carrying facial coverings, hand sanitizer's, things went typically think to bring with you, but something you definitely want to add to your kid. >> reporter: fire stat

about the challenges that we knew we were going to face as we began this battle alongside mayor gavin newson. and we have stood on these steps many times over the course of those 11 years. we have had a lot of ups. we have had some downs. but all of us collectively never, ever wavered in doing what was right. and as i think back -- [ applause ] > -- we have uttered the words many times in this building about the ark of history bends toward justice. today it came to fruition. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> and think we need to call special recognition to the plaintiffs and our good friend mary for her tremendous leadership and work at the united states supreme court. [ applause ] >> but what we saw today was a culmination of something that i have said repeatedly over the course of the last 11 years. the beauty of using the power of the law to make a difference in people's lives each and every day. and that is what we saw over the course of the last 11 years. but it would not have happened without the human faces of all of you. because if you had the opportunity or if you have the opportunity to go

gavin newson who signed it last year said science shows teenage students to start their day leader, increasetheir academic performance, attendance and overall health. the new state law does not take effect until 2022, but some schools decided to make the change sooner than that. >>> social media a platform snapchat, rolling out a new mental health wellness feature it is called here for you. if the new tool to provide emotional and mental health for users and gives users the opportunity to reach out to local experts when they search certain topics like depression, stress, grief, bullying and s o advice on how to support a suffering friend. users will start using herecomi >>> any facial recognition is getting great reviews for its accuracy. and can be used for law enforcement. it's also raising multiple concerns about personal privacy. >> clearview ai. >>this is a new facial recognition that can identify anyone with a single image, it's designed for law enforcement, they chicago police apartment has signed up for a two-year trial. in fact, they claim some 600 law enforcement agencies nationwid

. >>> gavin knew son, -- gavin newson, he is a daddy.eir new daughter, her name is brooklyn with two ns. she joins three-year-old montana and three-year-old hunter. he thanked his we have, and it was nice to that i can them. >> they are appropriate especially during these summer months. >>> we have a group of bloggers claiming they are being sensorred by baseball. >>> it looks good so far, 237 looks good, no major problems, we will tell you more about the morning commute. stay tuned. . >>> they say facebook has been discriminating against them or even banning certain bloggers. one says she has been kicked off the site six times because of what she has written. they are calling on conservatives not to use the website at all today. >>> don't be surprised if you see a heard of goats. they are eating the tall grass around the airport which will lower the chance of fire and that's really important this time of the year. a spokesperson said the goats arable to clear more spaces more easily more easily than having people out there with we had w

. >>> murdoch county leaders sent a letter to governor newson outlining the plan, they say at the follows the guidelines of using stay-at-home orders and phases. >>> public health officers everywhere say take the coronavirus pandemic seriously, and a bay area expert knows that firsthand. he's a public health officer that survived the virus after becoming sick for three weeks in march. now he has fully recovered and he works long hours at the emergency operation center. >>> i feel better.i feel good e i realize i underestimated the unpredictability of the virus. >> he says he was sick a few days after appearing with other health officers, declaring the bay area's first shelter in place order, he still does not know where or how he contracted the virus. >>> homeless advocates are demanding that the san francisco mayor speed up moving the homeless into hotel rooms, trying to stop the spread of the virus. >> open up your heart for your people, there are people dying in the middle of the streets. >> yesterday, 50 protesters had gathered outside of mayor reid's home, laying down in the streets,

. >>> welcome back, religious leaders from around california are calling on governor newson to reopen the churches. priests and pastors from several religious denominations had gathered in oakland to outline their demands after nearly 2 months of empty pews, they consider houses of worship essential businesses and want the governor to reopen the churches by the end of the month. >> we need to try to make a sound, a noise, we will need to come up with making so much noise that's at the governor will hear this and to know that the church is essential. >> if we follow safety regulations, that restaurants and tattoo parlors, even marijuana clinics and supermarkets, all of these other places follow, why can we not open as well? >> may 31 is pentecost sunday, the religious leaders say they will reopen churches with or without the state's approval. >>> the state school superintendent says individual districts will decide how and when to reopen these schools, but it is not an easy decision. 41 schools and the decision will not reopen in july, the plan is to get students back in the classroom

. >>> sharp exchanges betweenball newson. >>> what can be burned in your fireplace during spare the air alerts. >>> good morning northbound 280 traffic off to a nice start. i'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning. we have clear skies. mostly clear. a little patchy fog. mid 40s to low 40s. mostly sunny and little warmer. >>> thank you steve. a california appeals court will not exempt during are flame logs from spare the air days. they should not be included because its products burn cleaner than regular firewood. but the court threw out that argument. >>> an oakland base company is moving ahead to build a power -- bright source energy to begin construction temperature bright source says once complete the complex will be able to generate solar energy to power more than 140,000 homes. the first phase of construction is expected to be completed in 2012. >>> plans for an asphalt plant has been given a nod of approval. now say know ma county report says it will be less than significant. many are against it. siting pollution concerns. >>> the two candidates faced off yes

. >> lieutenant governor newson was the speaker at the graduation. it provides training programs in clean and renewable industries. outside of tech jobs which are back to normal levels is green tech. you have chosen wisely is my long-winded point. >> the rising price of gold is leading to an increase in street robberies in oakland police say suspects typically snatch gold chains from women and run away. one woman told us that she had a theory why the robberies are t rise. >> it's because of the commercials. bring us your gold and silver, we will melt it down. it's a scam. prices jumped today and the gold is near $1,900 a ounce. it ended with a 1.7% increase. no more spoking even inside your own home the new law headed to the governor's desk that cracks down in lighting up in certain homes. hp makes another big move, the $10 billion buy, as it reshapes its mission. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two,

it was kind of a week newson shower. right now, we have this big ridge of high pressure. this is setting us up for the entirety of this week, for the most part, that means warmer tomorrow we will see temperatures making it into the 60s and 70s. and it will stay warm through the week. a lot of clouds coming in, that's where the showers are coming from, it's not an organized system. the moisture is bumping into the hills and ringing out some showers and sprinkles. we could get a sprinkle or drizzle along the coast. by tomorrow, it will clear we will call it partly cloudy, partly sunny. the highs will be back into the 60s than the low 70s in some of the warm response. it will be a really nice day, a few clouds,. it will be a nice day with overnight lows not that cold. when you wake up it will be in the upper 40s, 50s. nice day tomorrow and we will come back and talk about the thanksgiving day forecast in a minute. >>> tonight at 10:30 pm, sitting down with a new fire chief how he addresses the challenges ahead. >>> stanford tipped off against undefeated north carolina at map

. >>> gavin newson is reacting to warren hellman's death.he said i am saddened by the loss of one of san francisco's finest citizens. he was a tremendous partner during my time as mayor of san francisco. >>> all right. let's talk about the weather now. over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. nice day today but sounds like it will be cold again. >> day time highes today, mid- 60s out there. winds out of the north at 13 near fairfield. wind tonight will help damping fog formation. we have had patchy fog, plenty of frost and freezing temperatures but a little wind goes a long way. so the fog problem tomorrow morning, patches of it. should not be widespread. temperatures right now mid-50s. nice day. and it stays that way. we need snow, we need rain. this is not a good pattern for us right now. it could change quickly. this is early in the season. we will get our weather. point is, nice to have it now. i know the ski resource would like to see -- the see resorts -- the ski resorts would like to see it. driest period in seattle for december.

the democrats took aim at president trump while the two republicans took aim at gavin newson. >> if youtrust gavin with your best friends wife how could you trust him with your stay? >> i apologize for it and i was wrong.>>> ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> they remained civil in tome but you heard there was some tension. hello again, everyone i am frank somervell. >> good evening, i am tran 19. they talked about issues -- julie haener. they talked about issues. we are live with jana katsuyama, she took all 90 minutes and boiled it down for us . >> reporter: julie and frank this was a fast paced debate. it c

playing downtown santa clara and she said she had not heard from opposition and now lieutenant governor newson has objected in the past. kraig debro, channel 2 news. >>> people are being -- people are dealing with it in five states. it could be mid-week before for back on, new york new jersey, massachusetts connecticut, they are all under a state of emergency. >> we are using flashlights and off to work we go. >> i just washed immediate hands in some really cold water and i guess we will wear a bunch of jackets. >> hundreds of schools are closed and many had to postpone halloween trick or treating as a result. >>> herman cane now facing accusations of sexual harassment which is when he was a head of restaurant association. detailing the alleged sexual harassment claims are on this website and coming up a live report from our washington d.c. newsroom, we will tell you how herman cane's campaign is responding. >>> it is getting busy now, pam, it is slightly earlier than normal for it to start getting busy but i guess everybody wants to get to work early so they can leave early. eastbound traffic

. >>> gavin newson says he is giving up his show on san francisco's current tv now that the media company is being bought by aljeze era. as we reported yesterday, aljeze era is planning to purchase the company for $5 million. >>> the new congress took the oath of office at the u.s. capital today with about 100 freshman now serving in the house and senate. as ktvu's rita williams reports it's a blend of old and new faces. >> reporter: a touching beginning for the 113th congress, back for the first time since a massive stroke a year ago, illinois senator mark kirk pain stakingly climbed the 45 steps. the vice president and colleagues from both parties cheered on the 53-year-old republican. >> speaker boehner is a leader who has earned the confidence of his conference and the respect of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: in the house more public goodwill as pelosi handed the gavel to boehner after both were reelected. soon though, the talk turned to cut, taxes and spending. pitting the two parties against each other. >> the people will not tolerate the kind of crisis we'

. >> other speakers include gavin newson and kevin deleon. it runs through the sunday. >>> supporters the effort to have california for the nation is trying to get their measure onto the ballot. the group behind the movement delivered their measure to the state attorney general's office today. those in favor of splitting off from the usa california has been tracked in different directions where people don't want to go including immigration and foreign-policy. >>> enterprises san francisco dog owner has found a way to combine his two passions to help rescued animals. it is catching on now with dog lovers. >> reporter: is a labor of love for ryan dempsey measuring, cutting, and caught arising. >> we never know what the stories going to be with each row. >> reporter: the bartender has regular weight to recycle rock climbing rope handcrafting them into dog leashes. >> i adopted this dog and i love this talk to death. i cut it up and made a leash for him. >> reporter: a program he calls ropes for rescue. they don't night -- donate their use ropes.

they all walked out except for gavin newson. >> this whole system of higher education, not just uc --: they finished their meeting in a small conference room away from the public. student anger should be directed towards sacramento. >> i didn't cut the budget. that was cut in the last two years by the state of it california. >> reporter: before the protest many voiced their anger over tuition hikes and a police response to occupy protests at university of california at davis where they used pepper spray and at berkeley where they used baton. >> the buck stops with you. >> reporter: the regents say there is a $400 million short fall for next year's budget. if the state doesn't meet that, another tuition hike could be on the horizon. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a task force is being formed to look in to the pepper spray incident at university of california at davis. the president said that former state supreme court justice will chair the task force that will investigate the use of force during the november 18 demonstration. the investigation is being led by los angeles police ch

. >> governor newson said he was unaware tesla had resumed operation saying that could happen next week. when asked if the company should be sanctioned, the governor replied it would be a county response. >> in the extent that there regulations are being violated i'm sure the county will follow- up. >> the return to work playbook said the social distancing and employees staying home when sick and shutters shuttles will carry half the amount of people. they will use touchless places and the employees will do daily checks. they will not host large meetings and do temperature screening. they will carpool to work or take public transit. >> it's difficult for me that he's taking that stance. >> reporter: an agreement was just about in place for a may 18th reopening. to tesla wanted some workers to return earlier to prep car parts. >> i don't want everyone arrested that he's not putting us in a situation where everybody will just turn their back and say oh well, i guess he did it. i think, there will be some sort of reef passions. >> alameda county officials responded monday asking musk to sh

they were shut down by governor newson after attracting tens of thousands of people during the recent heat wave. people will have to follow social distancing guidelines. you can swim walk or surf but you cannot just sit around and sunbathe. building sand castles is also forbidden. they said today they are planning to reopen 25 of their offices beginning tomorrow. you will not be able to just walk in. instead you have to have a appointment and only for transactions that cannot be done online. the offices include concord and san francisco. the claremont location and the drivers license processing center in san jose.>>> a remarkable reversal. coming up the justice department drops his case against the former trump advisor. why one of the say it is not over yet. >>> a deadly collusion involving a trans-vehicle. the chain reaction crash that killed two people. >>> two children died today after a crash on interstate 580 in oakland. they said the driver of the honda slammed into a truck at about 11:30 am. crews were on the highway preparing a storm drain. the workers were not hot but the hon

. >>> gavin newson is using a new -- newsom is using the virtual board called flip board. >>> time is6:26. we can get a look at our commute because sal knows all about it. sal. >> you are pretty good with transitions. i like that one. >> well, you know. you and me. [ laughter ] >>> we are doing okay this morning. northbound 280 in san jose does look pretty good. it's a little lighter than usual. we are likely to see lighter conditions as people get their conditions in. there are no major problems if you drive on the sunol grade. out of pleasanton heading down to fremont. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. plenty of low clouds to go around. in fact, much locations stuck in the 50s. the low cloud deck will be slow to retreat for some. 50s and 60s. inland mainly 70s. >>> new requirements for the foreign pilots landing >>> a day spa in mill valley goes up in flames. [ male announcer ] how do you do a summer clearance the dodge way? first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right now get 0% financing for up to 72 mont