doug sovern is a political reporter for kcbs radio in san francisco.nt of the night. it has been a long and crazy night. i was on the streets in oakland, california, four hours, what started asa california, four hours, what started as a peaceful process turned into chaos. rioting, looting, burning of businesses, the police had to use tear gas and rubber bullets, i got tear gas and rubber bullets, i got tear gas and rubber bullets, i got tear gas as did many other people at the scene. this went on for hours. again as was said in los angeles, it began as a peaceful protest and ended as a very anglo —— angry one. repeated clashes between police and protesters. most people have now gone home but there are still some people out there on the streets, intermittently, still clashing with police downtown, which hasjust intermittently, still clashing with police downtown, which has just been stretched —— trashed by this demonstration tonight. can you get a sense why their mood changed from peaceful protest to rioting? do you get a sense of what those triggers wh

. >> next question is from kcbs. as certain counties in california move into stage 2 of the state's road map, are you concerned about san franciscans traveling more between counties that have different restrictions? >> well, again, i think that as we -- as i've said, key to this is ensuring ongoing social distancing, that people wear face coverings and that people get tested. so i think that with -- across the state, as testing efforts scale up and as communities adapt, the social norm of wearing facial coverings, i'm hoping that san franciscans will take appropriate precautions if and when they do travel. >> thank you, dr. colfax. the next questions are for mayor london breed. >> madam mayor, your first question is from the l.a. times. what is your reaction to the county going to phase two while the rest of the bay area moves more slowly? why do you think san mateo is doing this? >> mayor london breed: well, i can't speak to what san mateo is doing, but i think in the announcement today that we are able to open reta

. >> next question is from kcbs. as certain counties in california move into stage 2 of the state's road map, are you concerned about san franciscans traveling more between counties that have different restrictions? >> well, again, i think that as we -- as i've said, key to this is ensuring ongoing social distancing, that people wear face coverings and that people get tested. so i think that with -- across the state, as testing efforts scale up and as communities adapt, the social norm of wearing facial coverings, i'm hoping that san franciscans will take appropriate precautions if and when they do travel. >> thank you, dr. colfax. the next questions are for mayor london breed. >> madam mayor, your first question is from the l.a. times. what is your reaction to the county going to phase two while the rest of the bay area moves more slowly? why do you think san mateo is doing this? >> mayor london breed: well, i can't speak to what san mateo is doing, but i think in the announcement today that we are able to open reta

. >> next question is from kcbs. as certain counties in california move into stage 2 of the state's road map, are you concerned about san franciscans traveling more between counties that have different restrictions? >> well, again, i think that as we -- as i've said, key to this is ensuring ongoing social distancing, that people wear face coverings and that people get tested. so i think that with -- across the state, as testing efforts scale up and as communities adapt, the social norm of wearing facial coverings, i'm hoping that san franciscans will take appropriate precautions if and when they do travel. >> thank you, dr. colfax. the next questions are for mayor london breed. >> madam mayor, your first question is from the l.a. times. what is your reaction to the county going to phase two while the rest of the bay area moves more slowly? why do you think san mateo is doing this? >> mayor london breed: well, i can't speak to what san mateo is doing, but i think in the announcement today that we are able to open reta

. >> next question is from kcbs.rtain counties in california move into stage 2 of the state's road map, are you concerned about san franciscans traveling more between counties that have different restrictions? >> well, again, i think that as we -- as i've said, key to this is ensuring ongoing social distancing, that people wear face coverings and that people get tested. so i think that with -- across the state, as testing efforts scale up and as communities adapt, the social norm of wearing facial coverings, i'm hoping that san franciscans will take appropriate precautions if and when they do travel. >> thank you, dr. colfax. the next questions are for mayor london breed. >> madam mayor, your first question is from the l.a. times. what is your reaction to the county going to phase two while the rest of the bay area moves more slowly? why do you think san mateo is doing this? >> mayor london breed: well, i can't speak to what san mateo is doing, but i think in the announcement today that we are able to open retail for