. >> tomorrow is patriots' day, a massachusetts state holiday commemorating the bellows.sident thomas jefferson portrayed by bill barker. he recalls events that led to the decision by the 13

you know cleaning services is is not as important probably is washing your hands frequently noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>here's a quick live look outside as we take a quick break here on the kron 4 morning news our market our camera showing you the bay bridge. we'll have more headlines coming up in just a mi >>and we're back at 4.46 want to get a check of the weather we've got john tribal looking at friday forecast for us and head towards the weekend too. as we check in with him now good morning john. >>good morning. james weekend upon us and the start of the weekend at least is bringing some nice sunny weather dry conditions. it's the initial we kept going bring along another round of rainfall and an even more significant one this time around. and what we had this. past few days so let's get to it big changes this weekend you can see san francisco sitting in are some low clouds but overall disabilities or in strong right across the bay you can see the city skyline not necessarily true right along the coast though happen bay portions of highway one on the peninsula. then up into the north

well bellow has details now on that plan. >>i think i think it's a great beginning francesco cappuccio owns 3 restaurants in north beach normally tending to customers all day long. >>but now there's are probably the worst that we could ever done much of what she says delivery and takeout over the last couple of months and garner just 30 to 40%. >>what their normal operations would take hearing about the san francisco shared spaces programs though gives him a little hope i think is there is a great florida on the rush around and to be able to use of there. the parking space that to recall but lost sight of the the seat to that ultimately weaken a with limited capacity inside there it will give businesses access to use the sidewalks partial streets parks and plazas to conduct their business over on fillmore street news mediterranean restaurant is ahead of the curve. >>it just opened a new to go window allowing the business to sell right on the street. >>we're fortunate that we have street side windows so those windows open up t

i'm noelle bellow. >>the cdc has. >>we find the ways a person can contracts coronavirus the center says the virus mainly spreads from person to person and does not easily spread in other ways the virus spreads between people in close contact with one another through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs sneezes or even talks. these droplets can land in the mouse or noses even eyes of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. the cdc adds that the virus may be spread by people who are asymptomatic the cdc also says the virus does not easily spread from touching surfaces. transmission from animals to people and people to animals. last friday, the house passed the trillion heroes act but senate republicans say they will reject it now republicans are talking among themselves about the next round of coronavirus relief and a washington correspondent kelli meyer has more from lawmakers on what they think should and should not be included. >>president trump stopped by capitol hill tue

manufacturing and warehouses can reopen, but they will have to implement new safety measures downpours noelle bellow joins us from our newsroom tonight to explain what some of those measures are and why the bay area is staying put for now noel. >>and can those protocols include offering curbside pickup or delivery only for california shoppers today state leaders released guidelines to. >>businesses for phase 2 of reopening they encourage employee symptom and temperature checks, new training, touch list payment systems and special hours for vulnerable populations, but the current stay at home restrictions will remain in place for san francisco mer in alameda santa clara contra costa counties and the city of berkeley san francisco mayor london breed did say some businesses in the city may be able to resume with store front pick up as soon as may 18 so we'll keep an eye on that we did just learned within the past hour that sonoma county will be following the state's model and will open retail stores for curbside pickup and delivery starting at midnight tonight. solano and napa counties also announced t

only saw a handful business is testing out curbside pickup today kron four's noelle bellow joins us live from our newsroom now with more on how the merchants in that area feeling noel. >>yeah about 30 store fronts are still boarded up tonight on fillmore street and. >>that's a sight folks in the area might want to get use to many merchants saying they don't want to take down their boards for fear they may have to put them back up that for a resurgence in cases sends us backwards now because of the uncertainty regarding how much of an economic impact curbside pickup can offer them. many merchants decided to just keep going on the path they're on boosting their online presence and using social media as a wen yesterday and we are waiting outside on the sidewalk. we were greeted at the door we were told to go and one of the time. and. you know it's it's an argument to be made what why can merchants operate like you know we can we can regulate the number of people that are coming to our doorways should we all realize the situation state changing daily and they are sharing best practices. a lo

fortune well bellow joins us now from our newsroom with the other big cuts in the state budget revision noel. and the governor's revised budget reflects forecasts in the state's unemployment rate since march. >>12th about nearly 5 million people in california have filed for unemployment. the governor says the number could jump to nearly 25% through the next year. and the state's overall tax revenues could drop by about a quarter the proposed revision cancels billion and program expansions and spending increases that includes getting rid of a proposal to provide health care coverage to undocumented immigrants, 65 and older and starting july first the governor is proposing a 10% pay cut for all state workers including himself this pay cut would also apply to health care workers and public safety personnel. state officials say they are still in talks with union representatives about all of this today the governor pleaded for help from the president and the federal government. >>these are cuts that could be triggered. and eliminated with the stroke of a pen. president states with a stroke o

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. >> tomorrow is patriots' day, a massachusetts state holiday commemorating the bellows.onticello jose conversation with president thomas jefferson portrayed by bill barker. he recalls events that led to the decision by the 13 colonies to break with great britain. washen explains how he involved in creating the declaration of independence and what he hopes americans might learn from it. this video is courtesy of thomas jefferson's monticello in charlottesville. thomas jefferson: hello and welcome to monticello. on patriots' day, nothing could please us more in virginia t han to be reminded about our original associations with massachusetts. yes, patriots' day is something we are happy to be reminded of, as i know all of our friends in massachusetts continue to be reminded of that occasion in which the citizen body stood staunchly against the encroachments of the british upon their rights and property. ini remember, it occurred three particular villages. concord, and let meta-thome.rgotten, i believe they now refer to it as arlington. i hope that is not forgotten because t

based in others are eco-friendly and sustainable which ones are more effective kron four's noelle bellow takes a look. >>corona viruses or rna viruses so almost by definition they tend to be a you know a little bit on the fragile side doctor dean winslow is an infectious disease expert at stanford university. he says the coronavirus doesn't really stay on surfaces for long periods of time during any of the environmental cleaning products would be perfectly fine to use while there are strong chemical based cleaners that have been proven to fight against coronavirus doctor winslow says you should think about using those products sparingly remembered the most important thing is just you know that a normal sort of mechanical removal, you know so plain soap and water is is perfectly fine, you know, the fact is is that you know you don't need things that strong you know to really to get rid of these fires from environmental services a lot of misinformation out there which implies that the only way to. >>get efficacy to really be safe to really clean. and services whatever it is is what of comp

you have to be agile you have to moves in and change with what the new world looks like i'm noelle bellow back to you. >>on the peninsula retailers in san mateo county can now offer curbside pickup and that includes the stores at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo not in-store shopping yet but they're getting ready for that at the mall, they're doing some cleaning and enhancing their social distancing policies. you can keep track of what's open and what's not on our website at kron 4 dot com. we have a whole page called yes we're open and that's where the list of shops and restaurants. that are listed there for takeout pick up or when they are allowing in-store service you'll have that they're too and not only is the pillars but if you're a business owner you can post your information there. president trump threatens to move the republican national convention this summer out of north carolina. >>i'm kelly meyer reporting in national news, the future of the republican national convention is in limbo after per after president trump threatened to move it out of north carolina. >>our

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>>that hasn't happened kron on's noelle bellow talks with criminal defense attorney paula canny today. noel joins us from the newsroom with more on this noel. >>ken and pam paula canny says she can't believe almeda is still in the santa rita jail right now as covid-19 continues, she predicts the pandemic could have a major impact on his pending trial. >>it's more shocking to me that he's still in custody, but caused. the most dangerous place probably for anybody to be. is age a criminal defense attorney paula canny weighing in sunday night on the status of ghost ship defendant. derek cal-maine a in response to the pandemic of the california judicial council released a new set of rules back in april. >>making a statewide bail schedule a racing the bail amounts for low level felonies and misdemeanors it went into effect on april 13th i saw on april 13th that derrick bell nana had been released. >>but because under this bail schedule his bail is iraq. >>that release from the santa rita county jail could happen as early as monday as our main as expected to appear before an oakland judge a

on a 24 7 streaming service called kron-on it is commercial free and our nobel noelle bellow is standing by in the newsroom with what we're working on noel, not working on a stuffed animal zoo something pretty good for us ken and pam the question of how long will be dealing with covid-19 is at the front of our minds coming up at 11. >>we're taking a look at 3 likely scenarios, including one a second wave of infections could hit so plus we're more on what we're being referred to as murder hornets, they've made their way to the states apparently so we've got all that and more coming up on kron-on back to guys all right. thank you know well make sure download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage lawrence. >>there guys we are looking at a big change in the weather coming our way tonight. >>a whole lot of clouds out there right now is weak cold front makes its way to the state there's even a slight chance we could still big up a light shower outside overlook in san francisco, you see the cloud deck has moved in and yeah certainly moving inside the bay now. >>as well

i'm noelle bellow coming up next. francisco blanch [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. breaking news coming out of the north bay sonoma county is now joining napa and solano. >>in moving into phase 2 of reopening this information coming out just last 10 minutes or so starting tomorrow. >>certain nonessential stores can open for curbside pickup and delivery. although the governor is allowing counties who meet which meet certain criteria to go further into stage 2. sonoma county says at this point is not doing that because it doesn't quite meet all of the criteria. all businesses in the amended order are required to implement social distancing face covering and employee safety protocols. governor newsome rolled out new guidelines today to reopen some parts of the state starting tomorrow retailers such as clothing toy stores flower shops in sporting goods stores can all reopen if they offer curbside pickup but many bay area officials say they are n

based others are eco-friendly and sustainable to the eco ones work just as good con force noelle bellow breaks down the differences. >>corona viruses or rna viruses so almost by definition they tend to be a you know a little bit on the fragile side doctor dean winslow is an infectious disease expert at stanford university. >>he says the coronavirus doesn't really stay on surfaces for long periods of time we any of the environmental cleaning products could be perfectly fine to use while there are strong chemical based cleaners that have been proven to fight against coronavirus doctor winslow says. >>you should think about using those products sparingly remembered the most important thing is just you know that a normal sort of mechanical removal, you know so plain soap and water is is perfectly fine, you know, the fact is is that you know you don't need things that strong you know to really to get rid of these fires from environmental services a lot of misinformation out there which implies that the only way to. >>get africa see to really be safe to really clean and services whatever it i

the coronavirus lot of people wonder if natural options actually work on gore's noelle bellow joining us now from our newsroom with a little clarity on cleaning away the coronavirus noel and. >>ever since the cdc put out its list of approved cleaners for covid-19 store shelves have been empty of strong chemical and bleach based cleaners what's left are lesser known brands usually ones that are alcohol and plant based claiming to be sustainable or environmentally friendly. and a doctor at stanford says those should actually worked just fine too. >>the corona viruses or rna viruses so almost by definition they tend to be a you know a little bit on the fragile side doctor dean winslow is an infectious disease expert at stanford university. he says the coronavirus doesn't really stay on surfaces for long periods of time we any of the environmental cleaning products would be perfectly fine to use while there are strong chemical based cleaners that have been proven to fight against coronavirus doctor winslow says you should think about using those products sparingly remembered the most impo

next seniors at skyline high in oakland have a star-studded graduation ceremony today, i'm noelle bellow stick around to hear the message from the man who taught us that life is like a box of chocolates and you never know what you're going to get. >>with memorial day weekend ahead doctor anthony fauci says the new normal largely depends on the state of covid-19 where you live. i'm jack earlier here from the leading medical expert on ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. original crown molding, walk in closets... we do have a ratt problem. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. it does help us save. ♪ round and round! ♪ with love we'll find a way, just give it time. ♪ ♪ round and round! ♪ what comes around, goes around. ♪ for bundling made easy, go to geico.com here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of t

would allow restaurants the businesses to use sidewalks and streets as outdoor seating offers well bellow has details on what that plan would look like. >>i think i think it's a great beginning francesco cappuccio owns 3 restaurants in north beach normally tending to customers all day long. >>but now there's a probably the worst that we could ever done much of what she says delivery and takeout over the last couple of months and garner just 30 to 40% of what their normal operations would take hearing about the san francisco shared spaces programs though gives him a little hope i think is a great florida on the rush around and to be able to use of there. >>the parking space at 2 to recall, but lost sight of the the seat to that to somebody we cannot lose the weight to the limited capacity inside there it will give businesses access to use the sidewalks partial streets parks and plazas. >>to conduct their business over on fillmore street news mediterranean restaurant is ahead of the curve. >>it just opened a new to go window allowing the business to sell right on the stet. >>we're fortunate

19 kevin martin jones became infected after one of them returned home from france concourse noelle bellow joins us now with their story and words of caution. noel, yeah, that's right pam and ken kevan jones says he and his friend to travel to france back in early march had heard about the coronavirus before they left on their trip. >>they both figured if they were vigilant about hand washing that they would be ok but less than 24 hours after returning home to oakland. kevin started to feel a little fever esch. >>21 to go through this. still on oxygen kevin jones spoke alongside his partner martin tuesday. detailing his months-long battle with covid-19. so my my lungs are air. because as you can tell right to greet her well talk seeds shot. and down end and after reports i couldn't speak last week the otherwise healthy 59 year-old went to paris in early march with a friend, but they had to cut the trip short because of the european travel restrictions already being put in place when he got home, kevin did self-isolate from martin but over the next few days he became feverish and martin dec

>>well as kron four's noelle bellow reporting for us this morning, the mayor of richmond says he has an e-mail news letter that he sends out he was subscribers to reach out to him and let him know which city services they might be able to do without enrichment for the next year. this way he says the city can make better choices on what to cut moving forward. >>well here in the bay area they're almost 10,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus over 350 people have died from the virus santa clara county which has been the hardest hit by covid-19 still has the most cases with 2300 infections. and 129 deaths you can find a complete list of cases broken down by county on our website kron 4 dot com. well 6 bay area counties continue to enforce a stricter shelter-in-place order than the rest of the state. health officers and san francisco alameda contra costa moran san mateo and santa clara say that they will measure progress in containing the virus by these 5 indicators whether the number of covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are flat are decreasing whether there is an adequate supply of perso

the state is in phase 3 every open the hair salons and barbershops can reopen >>kron four's noelle bellow joins us from our newsroom with more on with his long-awaited announcement means for hair stylists in the bay area. noel. well certainly a much awaited an announcement for millions of people across the state many of us in desperate need of a haircut unfortunately, though this doesn't apply to all counties in the bay area but hair salons and barbershops and sonoma solano and napa counties. >>can reopen whenever they're ready governor newsom says phase 3 only applies to counties that have proven to the state that covid-19 is under control locally and the bay area only 3 counties have done so tara borgia says the owner of shine hair salon in napa county she says she and her staff are working on the steps needed to take care of customers once again. >>i think we're going to have to do no double booking for a while and i think this has been kind of played out in other states right now. and because normally we would set our guest the site and you're one of the waiting areas and so that prob

that the cell >>coming up and not there we are over that story is so so sweet there noelle bellow standingy with a the latest on what's coming up at 11 o'clock noel. well we will air that again at 11 o'clock for sure get and pam but. >>first it was a high-profile sensational case and now it is back in the spotlight. the murder of lacey peterson and her unborn child now her husband who was convicted is hoping for a different outcome from another courts are going to break all of that down the latest on the scott peterson appeal. we've got much more again we'll take another look at that adorable little video as well can't get enough of that thank you know well and make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage, lawrence. >>the guys that fog started to race back on shore look at this moving through the golden gate bridge right now the fog really begin to fill in and moving into the bay so. >>what a change in the weather we've got coming our way over the next 2 days drastic change in the temperatures as the fall going to sweep in and keeping a much cooler

continues on our 24 7 streaming service is called kron-on and its commercial free and our noelle bellow is standing by in the newsroom with details on what we're working on tonight noel that's right the slow and steady reopening isn't just happening here once hard hit new orleans is now opening back up. but the new normal isn't hard to miss right taking a cafe du monde at 11 plus checking in on the dmv these across california getting those safety measures you need to know if you absolutely have to visit. >>the dmv office that's all at 11 back to guys alright noel, thank you and make sure and download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage, let's check in with our chief meteorologist about the hot weekend for the holiday lawrence yeah, boy here we go i just in time for the unofficial beginning of summer certainly feeling almost like the middle of summer as we get into memorial day outside right now we've got mostly clear skies. high pressure overhead. >>and continuing to strengthen this new slow warm-up at first but then really going to sink its teeth into the ba

yeah that's according to the latest projections by the university of washington kron four's noelle bellow joins us from our newsroom tonight with a closer look noel, pam and ken researchers at the university's institute for health metrics and evaluation have been projecting the numbers nationally. >>and state by state based on a number of factors today at named california has one of a handful of states where coronavirus cases and deaths. >>are going up more than researchers expected now if you take a look at this graph you can see that by june first the institute's per project 4,276 deaths in california one month after that 5,555 deaths and by august 4th. they're looking at 6,806 1086 deaths in california now that's a jump of 1420 deaths since the institute's previous projection now just yesterday. the state added 2,244 coronavirus cases and 64 related deaths about 900 of the new cases and 45 of the new deaths were reported in los angeles county, the. the institute is also tracking the nationwide deaths. the latest model now projecting 137,184 deaths by august now that's 3,000 more than p

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those include issuing pay cuts or furloughs to some hospital staff members kron four's all bellow joins us now with a look at the. >>financial ramifications are hospitals been facing well that's right, pam and ken to press their facilities for covid-19 patients hospitals had to limit the number of elective surgeries they could perform and of course a lack of regular patients. >>means a lack of money coming in, but now as our county's move towards reopening local hospitals say they're beginning to be ready to take in more patients and bring back their employees. >>we had about a 130 people that have applied for unemployment due to a reduction in staffing. revenues went down 20% in march and were down another 20% almost 40% in april. >>preparing for coronavirus something every hospital across the nation has been scrambling to do since march. ceo of moran, healthily de monaco says the cost of getting proper ppe. >>took a big toll learned was that we in this country had a. >>a very a much a lack of coordination. and the competition for ppe cause prices to rise. that was became a hardship on

>>well as kron four's noelle bellow reporting for us this morning now man has a tail and trial date is set for july 6. so it really it's possible it could go schedule as schedule depending on social distancing orders. but amanda will have to well where electronic monitors if he is released from jail now currently the santa rita jail has 3 positive inmate covid-19 cases, 30 inmates there have recovered and are still in custody. 2 staff members have had covid-19 1 of them has recovered. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news and east bay church will be holding a food drive this weekend for people in need will have details on where you need to go plus why the church is holding this front right. plus a free testing site for covid-19 in fremont is moving details on the new location after the break. >>it is a chilly start we have with temperatures in the upper 30's of the north bay 40's across the tampa bay looking for a part of it had to get your we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop

news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it is commercial free and our noelle bellowewsroom with more on what we're working on tonight. noel. >>well hopefully we all know how to wash our hands a by now to avoid spreading and catching coronavirus but a new study is saying the virus could enter through our eyes as well so we're talking about ways that glasses and contact wearers can protect themselves plus if you're like me you're pretty sad to hear about the passing of actor and comedian jerry stiller will take a look at his legacy next at 11. >>all right well, thank you very much make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage, florence. the guys we're dealing with some of late season rains here the bay area we've got. >>more to come outside in fact a few scattered showers likely to continue overnight tonight, although things have been tapering off a bit as the main cold front has moved on through you can see it pushing in the central valley, there but that area of low pressure still centered off the coastline stock and come on sh

you have to be agile you have to moves in and change with what the new world looks like i'm noelle bellowto you. >>and you can get a full list of what's open in your area by going to our website kron 4 dot com it's under the heading. yes, we're open. time now is 5.43 we've got last one of 00:04am morning news. just hours away from a historic rocket launch in florida chains is on the edge of his seat so excited for this at one 33 this afternoon. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>and here's a quick look at some of the numbers are expecting to see on the thermometer this afternoon again way up there in the 90's to low 100's. >>it's going to be a bear of the day we're going to have more your forecast with the john coming up in just a minute stay tune. we're back at 5.46 happening today, we have a historic milestone for human space flight in america as nasa in partnership with space x's once again launching american astronauts to orbit. >>on an american rocket from american soil we have darryl forges now with more from the launch site in florida. >>the countdown is on for space x crew dr

some are strong and chemical based others though are eco-friendly and sustainable kron four's noelle bellow breaks down the differences. >>corona viruses or rna viruses so almost by definition they tend to be a you know a little bit on the fragile side doctor dean winslow is an infectious disease expert at stanford university. he says the coronavirus doesn't really stay on surfaces for long periods of time we any of the environmental cleaning products would be perfectly fine to use while there are strong chemical based cleaners that have been proven to fight against coronavirus doctor winslow says you should think about using those products sparingly remembered the most important thing is just you know that a normal sort of mechanical removal, you know so plain soap and water is is is perfectly fine, you know, the fact is is that you know you don't need things that strong you know to really to get rid of these fires from environmental services a lot of misinformation out there which implies that the only way to. >>get efficacy to really be safe to really clean and services whatever it is is

in conflict with one another but you know our next story will look at a funny situation in bellows where conservationists are warning that government plans to turn the idyllic meandering river pripyat into a major commercial waterway automated linking the baltic i'm the black sea would be an ecological disaster. this might look like allegedly kayaking excursion but for constantine to karloff it's a protest for the river fleet yet. this is the 3rd year that the chairman of the belorussian environmental organization bogner has organized tours like this one. he wants people to experience the unspoiled nature along the river and to demonstrate against an inland waterway which could be built here. then asked the company for as the purpose it is like the european version of the amazon river . this place is unique because people can come here and see what rivers used to look like what nature in europe was like once. and if we can preserve these large areas of wild nature we're also helping to keep the ecological balance on the european continent alonso cool you skewer. europe has come the propo

to be in the bellows you have i don't know but it was quite a few months almost to sing along to see this to come from super. please. to put. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive benjamin to frame a 50 w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and new information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com forum slash science. d.t. you know that 77 percent of optics are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices one part. of the 77 percent we talk about be issue stuff. this is where it. was 77 percent this weekend on d w. just live from berlin anti-racism protests spread across america the u.s. national guard assented to minneapolis as anger spills over into violence told the death of a black man in police custody earlier this week. president trump risks inflaming those tension

keep student morale high a junior at the school decided to get a little creative kron four's noelle bellow explains. >>you can get totally send somebody a text message and say oh my god i miss you so much, but then year's eve handmade graham with coloring and really nice message. you know it just means so much more jimmy to suu kyi is a junior at los altos high school like most teens texting and posting on social media is the norm. >>but when his school shifted to at home learning he realized his fellow students might need a little right now as we know that times are tough pele are scared. people are sad, you know. >>they need a little bit of encouraging so i thought you know what why don't we take this idea and we can expand it every february students send a valentine's grams to fellow classmates. so to suu kyi and his fellow associated student body members use that framework and set up an online form to create quarantine kindness grams. >>sending a homey letter or a handmade let a sound like a great idea, but a lot of people you know they don't really put the effort into doing it so we w

>>that was a well bellow reporting for us this morning, ominous trial date is set for july 6 o it's possible that it won't go as planned depending on the social distancing orders all men will have to wear an electronic monitor if and when he's released from jail. currently the santa rita jail has 3 positive end in may covid-19 cases, 30 inmates have recovered and are still in custody. 2 staff members had covid-19 one has recovered. sounds good a live music concert for oneself a neighborhood coming up we'll show you what this pianist has planned for this week special. and how about a little peek outside their ego, partly cloudy conditions right now and san francisco as we check out the embarcadero let's see it is 49 degrees right now it's an for this ca so yeah that's a little chilly. >>maybe grab a little something for your arms, but overall it's going to be a nice day your full forecast coming up in just a bit. >>welcome back the time for 43 good morning, happy monday and thanks for staying with us. if you're heading out for a walk or run, let's check in on the forecast and see how monday i

that they needed permits to be outside all non-essential travel outside the home is a prohibited bellowed the drones had other uses to alerting the police to any unusual gatherings perhaps a more efficient way to monitor the streets or as george orwell once described it it was the police patrol snooping then began the fight back human rights groups had warned of a threat to personal privacy they took their case to court and they were. the drugs were effectively being used illegally this initiative was carried out by the police without any preliminary consultation the national commission on liberty and information and the state council therefore the council has eliminated this flaw in the police system in order to take all necessary measures suspend the use of drones for now. well at least here in paris france is highest administrative court ruled that aerial drones can no longer be used here to track people flouting social distancing rules during the fight against 19 government officials and the paris police it's all good that they weren't trying to identify people but simply watch so tha