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over 40,000 people lined memorial avenue, from the bridge to the memorial. women from world war one, through to the current time in 1996. the memorial is on 4.2 acres of park service lent. behind me, you can see the headstone of arlington national cemetery. that surrounds the park service lent. the memorial is composed of education center, the court of valor, a terrace that has glass tablets with quotations about women and buy women. there is a pool where we have ceremonies them, especially on memorial day, for women who have fallen. there's a line going from the lincoln memorial, you can see it as it comes up memorial drive with stones. as it goes through our memorial up to the hill up to the fountain and through the memorial. there are black tiles which you will see inside. that connects the lincoln memorial with the costs lee manchin, or as we call today arlington house. it signifies a reunification of the north in the south. that was something that was pointed out when the bridge was dedicated. approximately 33,000 of square feet of education center and

you could see this one here over the michigan avenue bridge. is another one down there, that is state street down there. we're just outside of the wrigley building and there is the trump tower and last night here presence of hundreds of police officers, hundreds of people gathered right in this very spot trying to prevent the protest and of course the mayor here is very angry with the protesters because she said it was supposed to be a peaceful protest and obviously that is not what is taken place. the mayor now said why would anyone plan to come to a peaceful protest carrying a bowling ball or a hammer or bags of urine to throw at the police. they're closing a number of streets down here today. and they're going to remain closed to protect the businesses in this area. this city is now girding to see whether or not there is going to be another repeat of what took place here last night. alex. >> ken tibbles, i appreciate that. right along the magnificent mile. >>> as the officer faced charges in the death of george floyd, protesters are demandin

over 40,000 people lined memorial avenue from the bridge to the memorial. women from world war i through the current times in 1997. the memorial is on 4.2 acres of park service land. behind me you can see the headstones of arlington national cemetery and that surrounds the park service land. the memorial is come poposed of education center, there's a pool where we have ceremonies on memorial day for women who have fallen. there's a line going from the lincoln memorial, you can see it as it comes up memorial drive with stones. as it goes through our memorial up the reel to our fountain and through the memorial there are black tiles which you'll see inside. that connects the lincoln memorial with the mansion. we call it arlington house. it signifies a reunification of the north and the south. something that was pointed out when the bridge was dedicated. approximately 33,000 square feet of education center and exhibits. again, it's a memorial to all those serving now who have served in really those into the future. >> my name is marilla cushman. i'm a retired

look, that's the iconic bridge over michigan avenue. people travel from around the world to see the bridges here sort of rise and the tribune tower is just over the edge over there. everyone knows this, and this is the street where a lot of the protests for laquan mcdonald back in 2017 happened. people shut down this street. like i said, the cops knew that and they're walking along here to make sure they can shut down that area so they didn't occupy that situation. now, a lot of the businesses on michigan avenue have actually been boarded up because of the fact of covid, so that is the best point. they wanted to make sure those businesses were protected during the pandemic. let's not forget that so many people here having suffering from covid-19, so at this point, we're walking with a crowd to see what's happening. ana, if things take another turn, we'll come back to you. >> that sounds good and we are seeing a lot of people wearing masks and you mentioned the coronavirus. good reminder to those protesters who may be getting ready to hea

so right now we are on the other side of michigan avenue you can see the bridge up here that stopped rotesters from walking down michigan avenue what they did was go down lakeshore drive and come all the way down. they're trying to get to trump tower. that's this direction. so there is a large gathering of officers here trying to block that. you can see the officers pinned along the wrigley building in this direction over here. they had to callgo to bring more officers in because people were throwing objects at the officers and somebody was going to try to throw a metal gate through the windows. the chicago police officers stopped it. they are taking a tongue lashing as they stand in front of this building. we're seeing people who have joined in on the protest and are starting to spray paint large sections of this. they are bringing in the mounted patrol as we spring. we told you they were bringing in reinforcements one of the reasons we wanted to notify the control room what was going on here. the elements here tried to push closer to the officers and pin them in. you can see people

avenue. that's near the bay bridge toll plaza, the last real overpass before you get to the toll plaza. it took nearly seven hours for crews to upright the trailer, first by unloading all the contents, of course. the connector ramp reopened about an hour ago. all this time it was closed. no one was hurt. that's the very good news. >>> all right. around the bay area today, just >> that's right.geous day.- and spencer christian is here with how it's going to warm up. spencer? >> it is going to warm up, ama. it's still going to be sparkling, but it wil be a lot warmer. here is a look at live doppler 7. we've got mainly sunny skies right now. low clouds and fog are building along the coastline, and it's breezy out there right now. we've got wind speeds of 15 to about 25 miles per hour generally across the bay area. and it's a bit cooler now than it was at this hour yesterday. and that's mainly because that cooling breeze along the coastline is bringing the marine layer, or a little bit of it back. we're 4 to 7 or 8 degrees cooler right now in most spots than at this time yesterday. currentl

you can see the bridge behind me that's separating sort of the city. this is the famous michigan avenue you can't just drive across the bridge here. in fact, they've limited access into the downtown business district after what happened yesterday. look, it was a very violent time. you talk about six people got shot, one person died in all of this. so they wanted to make sure they sut down the street. that's stopping some of the protesters from getting back into the city at this point. there's been a big conversation, as they start ramping up more officers. and i want to show you this. you want to see some of the preparation. the apple store is in this direction. they are literally boarding that up as we speak. and that's going on all the way down michigan avenue, to make sure there's not all of this property damage that happened last night. but for protesters who were sort of upset about what's going on and social justice, we had a talk already. this is william callaway. he was instrumental in bringing laquan mcdonald, who was a teenager who was shot here in chicago. a lot of people who

they were the bridge on rhode island avenue, and another central massachusetts avenue and the district building which is just right across the street from the white house. they all came from this group who were headquartered in washington d.c. they were under the leadership of this man and it was for three days straight, three nights it was completely dominated network evening news and it was on the front page of newspapers across every small town newspaper in big-city newspapers across the world. it was headline news for at least three days. it ended after three days after three local ambassadors decided to enter with a hostage leader was and try to negotiate the settlement. that's the kind of event that if it were to happen today, there is no way i could imagine we would forget about this considering the elements. there is something about that point in time when there is a lot happening and that something i am still exploring is perhaps something about what it meant at that time what it meant to americans. >> host: how did the hostage taking and for the sake of the audience. >> guest

>> they are doing replacement work on highway one and it will turn into 19th avenue as you go towards the golden gate bridge. there will be road work in place with the complete closure of that area until 7:00. it will be extended for some parts of the roadway. my recommendation is to use other straits in and around the area. the closure is around lake street. it will affect the southbound side of 101. they should have things warming up and wrapping up by 7:00. we will check the bakery bridges next. >>> developing now, santa clara police are currently on scene of a double stabbing. it was east of ple paan has been closed ofpocere se g a ttering ram to get into cod to the suspect was reported to be wearing a ski mask. no word on the condition of the victims. >>> the stock market opening up moments ago, finishing in the green on monday and we see some green again on tuesday morning. the dow is up more than 200 points per we have another check of the numbers in 10 minutes with our financial reporter jason brooks. >>> we are at the news desperate let's look at the white house this tuesday morning. president dona

. >>> avenue some is proposing a 10 percent pay cut for every state worker, himself included, to help bridge a projected $54.3 billion budget gap. the new budget will prioritize funding for schools, public health, public safety, he also plans to tap the state's $16 billion rainy day fund over three years. >>> nearly all of the bay area could be somewhere in phase 2 of the governor's reopening plan by next week. marin county plans to allow manufacturing and curbside retail starting on monday if businesses do meet compliance requirements. alameda, contra costa, considering the same but haven't set a firm date. the only bay area county staying put for now, santa clara. >>> a lot of people are getting antsy and trying to escape their everyday routine, but some locals up north are urging visitors from the bay area to stay away. >> reporter: if you are dying to get out of the bay area and just get away, no one can blame you and while we are all supposed to be staying home, some people are making their way up to places like fort bragg and that is causing some divide among the locals. >> there's bee

affecting streets like 16th street and 35th avenue and since yesterday they did have a slow program rolled out through alameda. the rest of your bay area bridges are very quiet with no delays on the golden gate easy ride and a heads up, there is roadwork around the south 101 as you work your way to the city. san mateo bridge looks great in both directions. we have a nice ride between 880 and 101. today, family secrets will dominate the season 10 finale of blueblood. >> he is my witness and my case. >>heto uncover the truth behind the murder of a key witness. i asked robert how he and his wife jenny mccarthy are keeping busy during quarantine in their home outside chicago. >> denny and i have made a focus of putting our energy towards uplifting other people's spirits and stuff. i recorded a song with new kids on the block and also boyz ii men. we released a video of a song it has raised $1 million. >> the song is called house party and you can find it on any music platform. if you watch the music video you will see a cameo from his brother, mark wahlberg. be sure to tune in for the finale of blueblood. you can catch it tonight at 10:00 right on

we saw the police department would try to raise the bridge from trying to stop people from going to michigan avenue. the protesters moved around lake shore drive and went down michigan avenue setting several police cars on fire and started throwing fireworks toward the police officers. there was a response from the police. they used pepper spray on several protesters and tried to disperse them. through the night we saw things ratchet up another level. people started setting trash bins on fire. moving them into the street and massive sense of looting was there. we saw people in the street trying to confront some of the violent protesters. i said this yesterday, there was some protesters there who were angry with another set who was trying to take over the protest. at one point, it got so violent, you saw police try to set another perimeter to block people off from the city. now it's difficult for us to get back into town because they have blocked off the entire inner downtown district. they have made it difficult to drive a car into the area. they shut down the bus terminals. they shut down the cta,

avenue. and then out of the same area the richmond to san rafael bridge.cause of a car fire on the span close to the san quentin side but still waiting for the richmond fire department to help out there. >> all right, sounds good. >>> that's going to do it for us on "today in the bay." the team apart but yet together and always here for you. >> all right. we'll have another news update coming up for you at 7:25. we want to leave you with a live look from sfo this morning. a beautiful start to our day. make it a great day out there. thanks for making us a part of your morning. the "today" show is next. >>> more hits from fast food chains to grocery stores, how much shoppers can buy. prices surging and fears the shortage could last well into next year.

bridge toll plaza this morning. the trailer landed on its side along the westbound interstate 80 flyover to west grand avenue. drone view 7 caught workers unloading it. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. >>> listen to this. you can now go to the movies. the drive-in. west win drive-in is opening all four locations in california, including two in the bay area. anyone going to the drive-in must follow what westwin says are strict rules that include wearing a face mask, staying in their cars except to visit the rest room and parking at least ten feet from other vehicles. they're opening the capitol drive in in san jose and on soleano way. screenings start tonight. >> fun. >> yeah, and it's going to be a nice night, i think, to go out to the drive-in as long as you practice your social distancing, sandhya. >> yeah, it's going to be a beautiful night for that. and as we take a look at a live picture, you will see how lovely it is. we have a little bit of fog at the golden gate from the emeryville camera. filtering the sunshine. a summer preview is coming. our hottest day will be friday. you look at those temp

bridges. >>well, it's looking a lot better we started off with a incidents in berkeley on westbound 88 university avenue, a pedestrian on the freeway was struck and killed and shortly after that we had an overturned crash right behind the scene 80 west at gilman street. so we have 2 major problems right there together both are out of the way, but you can see that little bit of orange in the middle of your screen. there is some residual slowing on 80 west from 5.80 heading down toward tied university avenue but all lanes are open looking much much better so you don't have to worry about major delays. here's your drive time as i zoom out you can see the whole stretch 14 minutes from crockett down to oakland, not bad if you're heading into san francisco. it's pretty quiet at the bay bridge toll plaza smooth on the upper deck clear downtown no problems on the skyway and 92 our busiest bridge this morning. yeah folks are heading to work so there's a bit of a crowd here going west 12 minutes from hayward to send the tale. the bay area's first nonprofit food truck is continuing to serve families in need during

avenue and hyde street. you can use coliseum way as an alternate. if you're going to the san mateo bridgethere is a breakdown around hayward. >>> i will be watching temperatures climbing up this afternoon. even hotter compared to yesterday. it is already a warm start to our day. i am on my home weather green screen in my garage and i am feeling that warmth. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s. san jose is 63 degrees to start off our day. concord is 62 come 621 in oakland, 60 in san francisco and 55 for santa rosa. a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area once again, except for the coast and immediate shorelines. all of our inland locations are under heat advisory from 11 am to 7 pm. the hottest days of the week are today and for tomorrow. do what you can to limit outdoor exposure. stay hydrated and please be safe. our air quality forecast, your quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups. the north bay and east bay and the south they aren't healthy. you can expect plenty of sunshine, hotter temperatures and this heat wave finally breaks later on this week and we are

bridge. and also there was a problem on laurel avenue. there is some activity there.o delays over here. like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning". one massachusetts postal worker who survived the coronavirus had to relearn how to walk. but he's doing just fine. take a look at this. 40-year-old bobby johnson leaving a rehab facility. he had been in a coma for weeks during his month long battle with the disease. but he's doing okay now. he was greeted at home by a parade of friends and well wishers and he plans to return to work in just a few weeks. anthony, i love this story because from the very beginning we knew we had to cover the tough stuff but we wanted to bring people stories of hope and recovery and t

each of those draw bridges have been put up in an attempt to keep the protesters from expanding and going to other areas. we are seeing trump towers, michigan avenue. we have seen looting in that area. then over here, this is the bank. you can see the windows have been busted in. graffiti all over the walls. if you keep going down, this is even be worse here. it doesn't appear anybody has gone in. but you can see one of the rocks inside the building. they have been throwing some of those rocks at police officers along with water bottles and other' projectiles. that used to be a squad car set on fire. the fire department just left. they came out. put out that fire. right now, a moment of calm. but you can seat remnants of the destruction and of course police expecting that to continue potentially as nightfalls. bill: thank you, grady. the curfew is now in effect in more than a dozen u.s. cities as we span from coast to coast. major american cities. great places for so many. with me, my colleague geraldo rivera. you have seen a lot of these yourself. you think about baltimore, day after day. you wonder how we are able to wind count events we are see

crash southbound at a 80 and on the 29th avenue offramp involving a semi truck so it may take time to clear that out of lanes but not affect 880 itself golden gate bridge looks rate right now. it's going to be another hot one today although it was beautiful along the coast and i can't imagine how hot it gets in the east bay . >> oh my goodness. we had triple digit heat and we are like you to do it all over again for today so hopefully you're getting some relief from the heat. here's a live look as you look east at the bay bridge as well as mount diablo with the sun just about to se love the golden colors in the sky. were in the 50s and 60s to start off the day so a very warm start and 68 degrees in concord and san jose and 64 in oaklands, 64 in livermore and upper 50s for santa rosa. so once again a heat advisory for most of the reasoning and inland locations are under the heat advisory from 11 am until's evan p.m. so limit outdoor exposure, we broke records yesterday likely tying or breaking a few more records as we head through the day especially santa rosa as well as for concord. let's show you the uv index a very high once again and at 10 so if you

bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available to get you there easily. and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a love

bridge 80 west into san francisco. that's looking good to your clear through the maze to become out of berkeley, you're clocking in at 12 minutes from ashby avenue in berkeley to downtown san francisco. so right on time we'll check more coming up a little bit later marty. >>ok robin, the man in charge of the environmental protection agency is under fire for the agency's rule changes during the pandemic democrats say that that will lead to more pollution which will make the impact of covid-19 even worse washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon has the details. >>democrats say the trump administration could be making the coronavirus pandemic even deadlier you're throwing gasoline. >>on a burning building senator ed markey says communities in massachusetts with high asthma rates has much higher rates of infection and death from covid-19 the trump administration. >>is waging of full out assault on air quality standards during this respiratory and now the new trump administration rules allow oil or gas producers to skip required reports on how much they pollute and automakers to avoid stricter emission standards, those regulations do not make air

bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenuerove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available to get you there easily. and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely