. >> and a live look at san francisco tonight. we learned city leaders are trying to dramatically accelerate the timeline for reopening. >>> now at 11:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, some new details about the night chp officers opened fire, killing a 23-year-old man. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. according to the early investigation, there's no word that the suspect was actually armed. kpix 5's andrea nakano is in oakland tonight with the latest developments. >> reporter: 3 days after the deadly encounter, police say they started firing after the suspect started ramming their cars during a traffic stop. it happened saturday night shortly before 11:00 on cherry street. according to new information released by police tonight, chp officers were intharea following up on a shooting on 580. that's when they spotted the dodge challenger that 23-year-old eric was driving. investigators say that vehicle was 1 of 74 cars stolen from a stolen plate, opd says the chp pulled him over the and got out of their patrol cars. >> we jus

from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, "today in the bay." >>> san francisco's honoring george floyd overnight. the most iconic buildings including city hall were lit in crimson and gold. those are the colors of floyd's high school alma mater in houston. the conservatory of flowers were also lit up the same way. we would love to see your pictures. muni lines will be halted for eight minutes and 46 seconds, the same amount of time george floyd was pinned on the ground underneath the officer's knee. >>> a mural that reads black lives matter. the project will be discussed at a meeting today. this is after the city manager indicated her support. one of the options is outside berkeley city hall. a similar mural was put into place on sunday along three blocks of 15th street in downtown oakland. coming up for you in less than ten minutes here on "today in the bay," nbc's jay gray is in houston. this is where george floyd will be laid to rest. he'll explain what's happening there today and what will no doubt be an emotional memorial service. >>> now to the latest on covid-19 and a statement

ray bogan, "ktvu fox 2 news." >> here in san francisco the city is moving into phase two of the city's reopening plan. outdoor museums and botanical gardens can reopen in san francisco is expected to loosen up some restrictions come june 15th and that's the target date for outdoor dining and indoor shopping to begin. marin county easing several coronavirus restrictions and outdoor shopping and dining can can continue. summer camps have the green light to reopen but working with some restrictions. sonoma county sheriff's deputies will no longer enforce shelter in place order. mark as sexist he believes the complaint of local business leaders who say the counties order is too restrictive and confusing. the sheriff department will restrictions. the point is the regional shoreline is set to open with new restrictions do will be required to put her dog on a leash at all times and everyone visiting will maintain standard social distancing rules. and we can get you outside. go ahead, kyla. >>reporter: we will go ahead and get started with weather. we have a beautiful day out there. we are sta

san francisco, multiple times. this was a very rare and unusual event for the city. e san francisco zoo provided this video of the australian walkabout exhibit, the zoo confirmed that wallah roots and a red kangaroo were killed earlier this week and the wild local color of war carnivore is likely to blame for it. they are now investigating whether the young don't mind could be the perpetrator. in the meantime the zoo says it has taken steps to prevent any further loss. that mountain lion was eventually taken to the oakland zoo to be examined before it was safely released back into the wild. >> always sad to hear about animals passing at the zoo but unfortunately nature sometimes takes over. thank you. >>> the navy is upholding the decision to fire a captain who sounded the alarm about a covid- 19 outbreak on board an aircraft carrier. it started when captain brett crozier penned a letter asking for help to stop an outbreak on board the uss theodore roosevelt. over 1000 crewmembers ended up testing positive for covid-19 and brett crozier's letter was leaked to the medi

a local level, here in the bay area, san francisco says it's in the process of reallocating some funds and directing it to the african-american community in the city. now, police chief bill scott said he is open to it. san jose mayor said no to defunding but yes to including disup and downing rru. some are confused about what defunding actually means. kamala harris, a potential vice presidential running mate for biden, got into an exchange over this issue with meghan mccain on "the view" yesterda. take a look. >> anything there's any rational american who doesn't think that we need to take a cold hard look at reforming our police, but there was a video that went viral over the weekend of the mayor of minneapolis being yelled at saying, yes or no question, are you for defunding the police? i'm going to ask the same question. are you for defunding the police? >> how are you defining defund the police? >> i'm not for anything remotely for that, so i would ask the protesters the same thing but i assume, and again, this is something that is new to me, i assume it's removing police and as congresswoman ilhan omar said, bring in a new way of governing an

in large yellow letters it reads defund the police right in front of san francisco's city hall. >> from the streets of berkeley to hundreds marching in oakland. demonstrators dancing in front of san francisco their message is not fading. >> we are not stopping. there is something going on in this country right now that i think everybody feels is unprecedented. we are part of it right now. >> climate activists in berkeley brought their guitars sign and song. >> especially white people like myself are beginning to step up more and beginning to take a look more. they are feeling a little uncomfortable. >> in front of san francisco city hall protesters are making their message loud and clear in bold, giant yellow letters writing defund the police and saying they do not >>deg polic not be a process that they will be in charge of. it will be a community led process. >> america is not working for everybody. >> the board of supervisors it is time to make a resolution to commit to dismantle the institution that has only brought a lot of suffering to the communities. it is time to find new soluti

but the san francisco city attorney called it a complex financial scheme. ng that there is no guarantee that they can pay back the money, meaning the risks and costs will fall on the customers. >>> san francisco has a suit filed by uc hastings. they said there was a clear public hazard and safety problem. the sment requires the city to remove homeless tents by the middle of the month. >>> according to a state audit, due to inadequate policies and oversight uc berkeley has not returned human remains and artifacts to native tribes. the other two units in the suit have returned 96% of their possessions while berkeley has returned only 19%. the president of the university said the uc system will issue a policy on returning native american art artifacts and remains by august. >>> while the horse racing industry is making changes on how jockies are allowed to handle their horses. the rules come out as soon as october. jockies will only be allowed to whrip in an underhand motion and no more than six times during a race, if jockies are found in violation they could

at san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and today, san francisco officials announced a financial relief package to assist crabbers here who are impacted by the fire on pier 45 last month the fire ripped through san francisco's fisherman's wharf resulting in more than 30 crabbers losing 8,000 crab shrimp and black cod traps the fire destroyed a majority of the crab community pots essentially bringing the local industry to a halt. mayor breed says the relief package is necessary if we want to crab season this year. >>the damage is is is terrible. >>san francisco is an amazing iconic place and. crab and fish is an important part of. who we are with all the challenges with covid with the challenges with in our restaurants and other things. this is a yet another devastating blow. >>supervisor aaron peskin says he will be helping by leading a $500,000 fundraising campaign aimed to provide down payment assistance funds for crabbers. the wait is nearly over in the city starting friday restaurants in san francisco can start offerin

san francisco. it's going to be fine and then when you get into san francisco city streets are quiet. we don't have any big trouble spot so far but i think within the next hour or so we're going to start to see the traffic pick up around the bay area we get out there just remember to watch your speed since we've had the shelter-in-place orders weise had so many speeders. >>on the bay area folks is going way too fast to remember to be safe out there and just make sure you slow it down we'll check back in on traffic coming up a little bit later. well happening today, speaking of traffic going have to pay some extra money tolls will resume on bay area expressway so starting at 5 o'clock express lanes on the following highways will reinstate the tolls that were temporarily suspend it was nice to get that break right 5.80 in alameda county. 6.80 in contra costa county and also to 37 in santa clara county south 6 ad over the single grade alameda santa clara county's yep you're going to have to start paying and then on a weekday so see signs that are right over the express lanes they will sh

. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall today, today the city supervisors and medical professionals are expected to announce the right to protest act. it bans the use of dangerous weapons and chemical sprays during protests and also banning the use of military equipment for crowd control. they will stand together to demand the ban of rubber bullets, flash bangs or stun grenades, chemical agents such as tear gas, pepper spray, or pace, and military vehicles and equipment. >>> developing this morning, in the wake of george floyd's death, people nationwide are rallying to change the way cities are policed, and in some the police funding. >> let's be clear, reforming policing is in the best interest of all americans. >> reporter: senator kamala harris coauthoring the package called the justice in policing act that would make sweeping changes to policing, like limiting legal protections for officers and ban practices like excessive force, and some say that is not good enough, but former oakland police chief howard jordan said most officerses are on board with reforms. >> they don't have

live at san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan kerman in oakland to there are growing demands for police to release more information on a deadly shooting one of the people frustrated by what she sees as the slow pace of that investigation. oakland's mayor kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>believe me we are also asking for that information it has been 3 days and still no official explanation from oakland police regarding the death of a man killed in an officer involved shooting by the california highway patrol family and protesters identified the man as 23 year-old erick salgado of oakland. police say an adult female passenger in the car remains hospitalized after she was wounded in the shooting the incident happened saturday around 10:45pm on cherry street in east oakland opd is the lead investigating agency and the community is justified. >>in expressing grief and pain and outrage that yet another man has had to die to tie me that this officer involved shooting happening in the wake of nationwide protests

san francisco. the street was shut down in front of san francisco city hall to give everyone apple space to gather safely during this time of a pandemic hundreds showed up including gwen woods. the mother of mario woods, what's was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. can this party. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and his. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>to mark juneteenth leaders and activists held a family friendly community event and asked for changes today kron four's rob fladeboe has more

the city of san francisco, the skyline from the treasure >>> new details out of san francisco this morning. the city is expanding the ban of evictions for people unable to pay rent because of the coronavirus. the board of supervisors voting on the issue last night, making it illegal to evict renters indefinitely. landlords cannot charge late fees because of the pandemic. the current eviction protection only applied until july 28th. >>> out of san francisco, bars are struggling, and owners said they need to open as soon as possible. the state is allowing most stand-alone bars to reopen this week, but in san francisco o officials said bars will not reopen until august. somean on titi ngopenin july, the same time restaurants can open up for dine-in service. >> we want to owe open up safely. the city hall and powers that be need to listen to what the people want. >> the city is on the verge of asking the state for permission to apply for a variance. all could open quickly than earlier announced. >> we will vote, hopefully, this coming tuesday to formally request the state give us the variance.

city hall. from there a splinter group headed to police headquarters only to be driven back by police. when it comes to curfews, san francisco and san jose went before oakland here in the bay area. police are happy that city officials finally did. they need a tool to help them get control of the situation. they do not like what they've seen here in oakland, the destruction over the past five nights. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> in an effort to curb that violence and end the looting as terry just mentioned, a number of bay area cities are under curfews tonight. they include every city in alameda county. you can see them listed here. most run from 8:00 p.m. through 5:00 a.m. and extend through the end of the week. tonight san francisco police made good on a curfew warning that started at 8:00 sharp. >> on the sidewalk, in the street, in the plaza, subjects will be arrested immediately if you do not disperse right now. >> anyone still outside city hall in san francisco quickly arrested. dozens if not hundreds of officers were there to enforce that curfew. most of the protesters a

and back here in san francisco we had city leaders announcing a new resolution prohibiting the hiring of law enforcement officers with a history of misconduct. however, the san francisco police officers association says that there. well they were left out of the conversation entirely with kron four's taylor force act with more on the story. >>following the death of george floyd who died last week after being pinned down by a minnesota police officer, san francisco district attorney jason booting in city supervisor, shimon walton introduced a resolution on tuesday. the resolution would prohibit the san francisco police department where the sheriff's office from hiring an officer who has history of serious misconduct, we give police officers, a gun and a badge and the power to arrest and the power to use force is essential. >>that we've got those individuals and that we hold them to higher standards boudin in multan say the resolution would also prohibit local law enforcement from hiring any officer who has avoided that kind of record by leaving their job while an investigation is pendi

those are the cities and counties in green, as you can see here. san francisco, the east bay, trivalley, solano county and santa rosa. the places in yellow, including the city of san jose starts at 8:30 tonight. pleasant hill in red, they st t started in about an hour at 7:00 p.m. and windsor at 9:00 p.m. san jose and san francisco are both scheduled to lift their curfews tomorrow. >>> in the south bay, protesters are back at srnlg city hall. among the questions moving forward, the mayor and the police chief in san jose say it's time to re-evaluate the tactics to deal with protesters. let's bring in robert handa who joins us right there at city hall. robert? >> reporter: it has been another large demonstration here at city hall. about 200, 300 people, many of them marching around city hall. it has been peaceful, but we have gotten a steady stream of videos from people who claim to be victims by what they call overaggressive reactions by armed officers. this is one of many videos in which someone claims to have hitbuhit during the week. niko got hit by a rubber b

who died last week after being pinned down by a minnesota police officer, san francisco district attorney jason booting in city supervisor, shimon walton introduced a resolution on tuesday. the resolution would prohibit the san francisco police department where the sheriff's office from hiring an officer who has history of serious misconduct, we give police officers, a gun and a badge in the power to arrest and the power to use force is essential. >>that we've got those individuals and that we hold them to higher standards boudin in multan say the resolution would also prohibit local law enforcement from hiring any officer who has avoided that kind of record by leaving their job while an investigation is pending this is one of those policies that. >>it is important enough for us to as fast as possible, so that we don't see another black man and a person of color diet and law enforcement the san francisco police association says they just found out about the resolution tuesday morning. >>and we're never a part of the conversation president of the association tony montoya says. >>this sort of screening process i

>>in san francisco, the city is working to make it possible for victims of police brutality or misconduct to be eligible for compensation. her first charles clifford has details. >>well here in san francisco, the city's victim services unit often provides a financial compensation to people who are the victims of crimes they can provide thousands of dollars for medical bills, mental health services relocation even funeral services but people who are the victims of police misconduct or police brutality are not eligible for those funds until now the san francisco district attorney jason bodene says they will now allow people face police misconduct to possibly be eligible for those funds. >>providing financial assistance to help victims and rebuilding their lives is a critical step. >>acknowledging the wrong and beginning the healing. >>it's also essential if we are to rebuild trust between our office and the communities that we serve and protect. >>but dean is also quick to point out that this doesn't mean anyone who has a negative encounter with police will be eligible for compensation. >>t

one example of how city employs are reassigned. san francisco can shift its workers to meet more urgent needs. >> when we sign up as an employee with the city, it is made clear. >> reporter: he draws on his chemistry background to make hand sanitizer at the san francisco public utilities commission water quality division. a far cry from his job at software support. >> it was unplanned but it made sense to dd it was something that helped lot of people out. >> reporter: the hand sanitizer goes to crews testing water quality from the foothills to ocean beach. >> nice we could do something that is valuable. >> it is not normal business. so you have having to make up stuff as you go along. >> reporter: others supply drinking water. hundreds of 2400 employees who can't work from home or online training have been temporarily reassigned. >> this is something i have never seen before. i don't think anybody has a play book on this. >> rter: aenne whe was ressign inspect buildings. hundreds of employees who are redeployed each day remain resilient. >> i am

city hall. hundreds marched in san francisco this juneteenth. supervisors are calling for it to be made an official holiday in the city. a port shut down in oakland. work grind to a halt as part of a protest. and a commemoration of juneteenth. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. >> our coverage begins with news anchor on the ground at the port of oakland. >> the protest called by the international long shore and warehouse union. attracting thousands from all walks of life. people like a film maker and math teacher. >> something has to be done. >> his collaborator and mentor noted the importance of this happening on the juneteenth holiday. marking the end of slavery in the u.s. >> it takes something like this to bring people together and unite. united we stand divided we fall. >> he saw police violence growing up in hiaiti. before moving here 40 years ago. >> police murder of george floyd, and other people. it's struck a cord in me. and haiti too. > we are being killed and oppressed so much. by the police. it's important for me to be here.

curfews going into effect in san francisco and san jose. city leaders in san francisco urging calm. you can see mayor breed right there speaking earlier, and very forcefully about, she will tolerate people protesting but they will not tolerate violence in san francisco. the curfew there starts at 8:00. a couple hours ago. the san jose mayor joining her. this is video from earlier, from san francisco. this is a large group of protesters who have been marching this way and that, both sides of market street, near the embarcadero as well. two separate groups have merged. there have been some confrontations with police. nothing too violent. a little pushing and shoving at one point. a police vehicle was surrounded. but it was never approached by protesters. it was allowed to back out of there and everybody went about their business and that's the way it has been for the last three hours, at least. now, two hours ago, san jose mayor sam liccardo joined ting a knee. the mayor took that knee to show solidarity with the cause and the he needed with the group to stay peaceful. shortly after t

culture of police violence. >> the mar mayor also drew upon a new budget proposal. >>> the city of san francisco has agreed to move homeless people in tents out of the tenderloin. uc hastings sued the city weeks ago appealing to improve sanitation and reduce overcrowding on the sidewalks during the pandemic. the city plans to move 70% of the area's homeless population into hotels or safe sleeping sites by july 20th. >>> coming up next, president trump responding to criticism tonight over the date and the venue of his next campaign rally. >> was that on purpose? >> uh, no. think about it as a celebration. >> it shows a lack of humanity by the administration. and, could really impact lives. >>> and, the health care rule change by the trump administration and the impact on the transgender community. plus -- >> a lot of people thought it would never happen. >> i'm finally close to a train station where i can go far. >> the huge transportation celebration in the south bay. >> and an iconic symbol we will see every year is going to look a whole lot different. >> another windy friday around the bay are

kpix.com starting at 5 pm. >>> right now, a big youth rally for black lives matter movement at san francisco city hall, this was organized by the naacp of san francisco and oakland. there's been dancing, listening to speakers and we even saw some warriors players show up a while ago, and not too far from there, volunteers finished painting their message today, san francisco now have a has its own black lives matter street mural. this one spans across three city blocks on fulton. >> as artists, this is our voice. we need equity and equality across the board. >> that was sponsored in part by the way area murals program and as the backing of the mayor. >>> baseball status in mid- june, anything? wait till you see how some fans got to enjoy watching ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey >>> the lpga tour kicks off in five weeks, pga tour, buzzworthy or a second straight day, no spectators on the course but those who got money built their own viewing areas from their homes by the course outside dallas. look at this first shot of the round. it went right and it got worse, landed in the middle of the

buddhists in support of black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco's city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy and caring across a th y hall next sunday.hers. >>> a woman seen now. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> now, the woman speaking to james is lisa alexander. she identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation. she said, the last 48 hours has taught me that my actions were those of someone who is not aware of the damage caused by being i go nornl and naive to racial inequalities. when i watch the video i am shocked and sad that i behaved the way i did. it was disrespectful to mr. juanillo and i am deeply sorry for that. meantime, anyone with video, pictures or information about a night of vandalism in oaklandso. yesterday at least half a dozen businesses were cleaning up shattered glass following fri

>>it's a scene being played out in other american cities and now in san francisco. saturday supporters of the black lives matter and to fund the police movement painted their messages in bold gill letters in front of san francisco city hall. also saturday, hundreds of people marched from the ferry building to san francisco city hall hosted by 3 groups to mark juneteenth celebrations and also the black lives matter they called on efforts to defund police invest in black communities and for president donald trump to resign from office systemic issues that we have today we are here. >>and we are at the beginning of a much global movement for justice and and we hope for san francisco to be the epicenter of where it all begins we the world. >>and as a as we mentioned just one of several protests taking place today there are several more happening right now we'll continue to monitor those for you throughout the evening live in the newsroom jonathan mccall kron 4 news, thanks jonathan other news now here are the latest coronavirus numbers in california there are more than 1

2 news . >>> in about one hour there will be annealed in demonstration on the steps of the san francisco city hall to protest the killing of george floyd and police brutality. there is a calling for healing in a city that is seen destruction and writing for much of the weekend. let's bring in reverend amos brown, head of the naacp in san francisco. you are live at the third baptist church. thank you for joining me. >> thank you, it's my pleasure to share with you and your audience. >> what is your message to those who will gather on the steps and to everyone listening right now? >> this will be peaceful and all-inclusive as a demonstration . in which faith leaders and miss felicia jones and the coalition for justice and mario words and ll be announcing that president russell nelson of the church of christ it jesus christ of latter-day saints has joined with me in issuing a world statement condemning the evils of racism and violence and calling for secondly that all of those policeman in minneapolis will be charged with murder. beyond that, we feel we should strategically in our local communit

>>san francisco is one of the slower counties to reopen the city is now seeking approval from the state to allow san francisco to dictate which businesses fall into each stage of reopening. the goal is to allow bars to reopen sooner than the original target date of mid august. >>and some changes in the north bay to tell you about as well the great and resort and casino in rohnert park will reopen after a monthslong closure because of the pandemic the company says it made several changes, including the frequent cleanings of all public spaces, including gaming and dining areas. guests and workers will have their temperatures checked before they enter the building and the spa hotel pool and valleys service are all temporarily suspended. we have many more details on this on our website at kron 4 dot com. and we have a developing story in oakland where police are investigating a possible hate crime after a woman found a noose hanging in a tree limb at lake merritt police say all told they found 5 ropes in the trees, public has since removed them. portia freeman was the woman who spotted the

just one of several rallies that were peaceful unlike what we've seen recently in front of san francisco city hall in fact there was another rally where people were chanting 4 mario woods. woods was killed during an encounter with san francisco police back in 2015 the protesters. it didn't cause any problems, although it was passed the city's 08:00pm curfew the peaceful protests weren't limited to san francisco, however take a look at this in redwood city, a large group a group of demonstrators gathered at the courthouse to seeing and speak and demand justice for george floyd there was no violence at that protest either so all peaceful there in the east bay protesters marched into protests in fremont yesterday. this is video from one of them and when the demonstrators we spoke with told kron 4 that she's glad to see so many people out there supporting the movement in fremont. >>i love about it, i mean it's not it's not like reserve to big cities not reserve to rural neighborhoods. it's everyoneveryone everyone who can do their part take time off work, you know. how about where they can. >>and

san francisco. the street was shut down in front of san francisco city hall to give everyone apple space to gather safely during this time of a pandemic hundreds showed up including gwen woods. the mother of mario woods woods was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. and as harding. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and says. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>south bay now where june teeth rally was billed as a fun family friendly event kron four's rob fladeboe reports right now the message of freed

and bay area cities continue to hold their own vigils today as well. in san francisconeeling for justice protests and celebration of life will be held at 11:00 this morning outside city hall. oakland bishop michael barber will hold a mass at 12:10. and in novato tonight a prayer vigil will be held at unity of marin at 7:00. that service will also be streamed live online. >>> a live look in san jose this is where health leaders last night attributed the recent uptick in coronavirus hospitalizations. the recent reopening measures comes in the wake of a big announcement by the world health organization. experts now say that it's rare to have the virus spread by infected patients who are not showing symptoms. that contradicts what the cdc is saying. the "today" show will have more on this new report coming up for you in just a few minutes. >>> new for you this morning tesla is not responding to reports workers at its fremont plant recently tested positive for the coronavirus. "the washington post" cites two anonymous tesla employees who say several workers tested positive

>>the san francisco city leaders announced a new resolution prohibiting the hiring of law enforcement officers with a history of misconduct, but the san francisco police officers association says they were left out of the conversation calm for state of the sacking has the story. >>following the death of george floyd who died last week after being pinned down by a minnesota police officer, san francisco district attorney jason booting in city supervisor, shimon walton introduced a resolution on tuesday. the resolution would prohibit the san francisco police department or the sheriff's office from hiring an officer who has history of serious misconduct, we give police officers, a gun and a badge and the power to arrest and the power to use force is essential. >>that we've got those individuals and that we hold them to higher standards boudin in multan say the resolution would also prohibit local law enforcement from hiring any officer who has avoided that kind of record by leaving their job while an investigation is pending this is one of those policies that. >>it is important enough fo

despite only being 26% of the student population. >>> a battle over a boulder playing out in san francisco. city workers painted over black lives matter message on a boulder. that boulder is constantly painted different messages. some remay noted the rock fiver times. over night a person complained about it on san francisco's 311 website, so a public work crew painted it gray. as you can see there artists have repainted the rock for a sixth time now. >>> a possible hate crime on the peninsula. a rock thrown to the window of the san mateo council's home there. nbc bay area has more details. >> i am shaking. this is a form of harassmenhara. this is violence. >> reporter: that's the city council member on her facebook page minutes after a rock was thrown threw her window last week. >> lee says she was at home with her children when someone possibly seen through a neighbor's security camera threw the rock. she says she thinks she may know why. >> i am biracial and i am jewish. >> reporter: the day before on june 1st, lee was part of the first ever lbgtq flag raising over city hall. >> there is been

san francisco and san jose are shut down today as well. the santa clara county superior court also closed. this morning mayor london breed in san francisco is expected to address the city and again react to that looting. that is coming up at 10:00 this morning and nbc bay area will stream it live. >>> three people detained for allegedly shooting at oakland police administration. this is that building on 7th street. no one was injured and police actually tweeted out this photo about 1:00 a.m. >>> in some cases bay area law enforcement is stopping to show its support during protests, even in the line of duty. >> take a look at the scene here tweeted out last night by the city of oakland. someone there, youhen taking a knee with those protesters, some of whom could be heard applauding. our regular viewer, mark rodriguez in brentwood, sent us this shot, the chief of police in brentwood, kneeling in solidarity with the protesters there as well. and the image is getting a lot of traction this morning. santa cruz police chief andrew mills is kneeling with protesters on pacific avenue yesterday in tribute to george floyd. the chief says his death disturbs him to his core. >>>

. >>> some major new developments in the ongoing corruption investigation at san francisco city hall.un that had prominent francisco contractor walter wong has agreed to plead guilty to two felonies and cooperate in the investigation. it involves long time public works director muhammad muhamm he was convicted. >> wong is alleged to have conspired with mohammed nuru and other individuals. the fraud conspiracy in particular is t alleguded other public officials. >> the charges against wong come five months after the fbi arr t arrested nuru and corruption charges connected with a series of alleged schemes involve public agency contracts. >>> the coronavirus and the black lives matter movement have put the spotlight on economic disparities. abc7 news anchor shows us how it is affecting one job program helping people of color. >> reporter: barry is giving us a look at the job train program. >> this is our trades classroom. >> the campus should be full of activity but instead it's empty cook if you don't give them a kitchen? how do you teach someone to give an injection? >> careers in constr

we embrace, in the city of san francisco, people to express themselves.e will not embrace violence against anyone, against other protesters, against police not. we've been given the tools to do our job. the curfew is another tool. >> he says that police arrested nearly 90 people in last night's protest. the city's curfew is now in effect from 8:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. >>> one of the areas hardest hit by the chaos this weekend was in the east bay. in san leandro, fires, looting, vandalism, widespread. nbc bay area's thom jensen has more. >> reporter: 17 stores in this one shopping center, marcus, good morning. a lot of lookee-loos at this outlet store. a man came in the store just minutes ago, walking in, starting to pick up merchandise, and then he saw the manager and another employee and said, i'm sorry, i didn't know there was anybody in here, and left. so chaos still continuing today, although the police are providing some security at the entrance here, keeping a lot of people it was a chaotic night last night in the east bay, witnesses describing people

. >>> a new report on cities and how they manage their finances, coming up, where san francisco and oakland are on a new list of the best and worst run cities in america. >>> you have the power of two newscasts that night, the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >> you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new this morning, china has approved a law to crackdown on at the beijing government considers subversive activity in hong kong. experts say this is the chinese government's biggest up so far to wiping out legal protections for the hong kong territory against china's authoritarian party system. >>> the golden state killer faces life in prison without the opportunity for parole. he pled guilty to dozens of murders and sexual assaults but terrorized communities during the 1970s and 80s. ktvu's amber lee talked with some of the victims. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. >> reporter: joseph deangelo finally admitted to being the golden state killer in a series of sadistic crimes from the 1970s and 80s. one survivor says she was

>>well san francisco is one of the slower counties to reopen the city is now seeking approval from the state to allow san francisco to dictate which businesses will fall into each stage of reopening. the goal here is to allow bars to reopen sooner than the original target date of mid august. and happening today pier 39 in san francisco is officially reopening as well the bay area's most popular tourist stop has been working hard over the last 3 months to ensure that everyone can enjoy the pier and the sea lion safely all told more than half the shops at the pier. our local businesses and owners say that they're very eager to welcome guests back pier, 39 by the way greta more than 15 million visitors every year. also happening today this time in the north bay, the great and resort and casino in rohnert park will reopen after a monthslong closure because of the pandemic the company says it made changes including the frequent cleans of all public spaces that includes gaming and dining areas so guests and employees will have their temperatures checked before they enter the building and the

waterfront. >>> buddhists in support of the black lives matter movement meditated in front of san francisco city hall this morning. this has become a weekly protest called sit, walk, listen. organizers want to promote empathy ieng tt organizing these listening circles to hear from others. the group will hold another event at city hall next sunday. >>> a woman seen in a now-viral video calling out a san francisco homeowner for painting a black lives matter message in front of his pacific heights home is apologizing. here is part of the exchange. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> because it's private property. >> are you defacing private property? >> that video seen so many times. the woman speaking to james juanillo is lisa alexander. juanillo identifies as a brown man. in a statement to abc7 news, alexander apologized for the confrontation and says, quote, the last 48 hours has taught me my actions were those of someone who was not aware of the damage caused by being ignorant and naive to racial inequalities. when i watched th

. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco's city hall. tonight san francisco state university and other educational institutions have organized an official grad cheer that everyone in the city can take part in. to celebrate the class of 2020. residents are invited tir winn does windows or back yard. >>> the university will hold its 119th commencement online on june 18th.. the graduate cans watch live and the mayor will deliver the commencement address. >>> a bay area non-profit is helping students exhibit their art. >> the eighth grade students made portraits of themselves. usually every year the portraits are displayed at their graduation, but with the events canceled, the schools closing early this year, the non-profit gallery route 1 is helping students exhibit their self reflective portraits. >>> beautiful. and let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge right now where two little kittens were found abandoned in a box. meet lucy and liam. both about two and a half months led. they were spotted on the bridge back in april and amazing

city. tonight new calls for it to be removed, but why some say it should remain right where it is. >>> but first, san francisco's nightlife starting to come alive. restaurants reopened with strict guidelines. >> surreal. absolutely surreal. >>> good evening, everyone. nightlife in the city for the first time in three months. al fresco dining in san francisco. and customers couldn't wait to reserve a table. nbc bay area's jean elle has more on what it looks like. >> reporter: outside is the place to be in san francisco tonight. >> it was a big day, a big moment. so i feel emotional, yeah. >> it's great to see all these people out here on the street. >> reporter: from north beach to mission bay -- >> we're happy to see our friends in the neighborhood back at mission rock. >> reporter: restaurant owners say it's a relief to be able to serve customers outside. patios are full of people hungry for the familiar experience of eating out. >> we actually had reservations for monday, but since they opened today, it was like, oh, no. we're going today. >> to be honest with you, we've been waiting for this for quite some ti

zahn ago also worked for the city of san francisco's fix it director and director of the mayor's office of neighborhood services i am very pleased that the u.s. attorney's has brought charges for. >>wrongdoing and corruption against a city employee. even though it's obviously very upsetting. the fact that people are being held to account and that the. law is the law and that corruption is being cracked down is music to my ears calling it money laundering one oh one federal prosecutors allege zinni go deposited cash and checks for mister nuru. >>in 2 or checking account then turned around and wrote checks to him and paid the mortgage and contracting work on his vacation property. >>i take full responsibility for anything that happens in my administration a lot of folks that even currently work for me now have been working for the city for years, san francisco mayor london breed to has been a longtime friend of new ruined even dated him briefly 20 years ago. >>says this is a sad day for the city because it erodes public trust. >>i'm committed to doing everything i can to restore that trus

matter and to fund the police movement painted their messages in bold gill letters in front of san francisco city hall also saturday, hundreds of people marched from the ferry building to san francisco city hall hosted by 3 groups to mark juneteenth celebrations and also the black lives matter they called on efforts to defund police invest in black communities and for president donald trump to resign from office systemic issues that we have today we are here. >>and we are at the beginning of a much global movement for justice and and we hope for san francisco to be the epicenter of where it all begins meanwhile in japan town a group of young protesters calling themselves. >>japan town for justice. let this demonstration to support black lives matter while also calling for action during juneteenth celebrations. the of other demonstrations and rallies taking place tonight and tomorrow as well we'll continue to monitor. >>those happening tonight and have details for you throughout the newscast live in the newsroom tonight jonathan mccall kron 4 news jonathan. thank you. >>on the peninsula menlo park

we're happy to report that that was just one of several rallies that were peaceful in front of san francisco city hall for instance, there was another rally. folks there were chanting a different name though mario woods. you may remeer woods was killed during an encounter with san francisco police back in 2015. the protesters. again we're peaceful no problems reported even though they were there passed the 08:00pm curfew the peaceful protests weren't limited to san francisco, either in fact let's go to the east bay for more on that area. >>protesters there marched in 2 different protests in fremont yesterday this is video of one of those demonstrations. and one of the demonstrators told kron 4 that he's glad to see so many people supporting the movement there. >>i love about it, i mean it's not it's not like reserve to big cities not reserve to rural neighborhoods. it's everyone every everyone you can do their part take time off work, you know. how about where they can. >>and here's the other protests that happened in fremont there were no reports of any violence or any arrests at either of those

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> rocky times over a boulder in san francisco. cityblack lives matter message, which is angering a lot of people. the popular boulder is constantly painted with different messages. recently, artists painted a tribute to the black lives matter movement. since then, someone has repainted the rock five times overnight. in addition, a person complained about it on san francisco's 311 website. so a public works crew painted it gray. public works have since apologized, calling it an extremely unfortunate mistake. artists have repainted the rock, as you can see there, for a sixth time. >>> out of the car and into a home at last. an oakland mom and her kids no longer homeless thanks to the interfaith council of alameda county. they'll be able to stay in the home for three months. >> i was taking care of my grandmother and she passed away and i had to leave her home. i cannot afford bay area relate, so i was forced into my car. >> she lives in this tiny home, she hopes she'll be able to find permanent housing. >>> a lot of people are struggling

across the nation make their own changes and up next outdoor dining will soon be allowed in the city of san francisco, but some restaurants say they will not be reopening any time some san francisco restaurants are getting ready d be allowed in the city starting tomorrow but not all restaurants. our rush to reopen kron four's maureen kelly has the story for us tonight. >>the tables are out in front of the 44 on build in place and spaced out as sort of a dress rehearsal for tomorrow. the staff is also trying to figure out where to hang new massive menus for patrons to order from because wait staff will not be handing out individual menus outdoor dining has been going on for years here at building place small alley closed to traffic in the financial district. the owner of b 44 also owns cafe best deal on the same block. he's excited to be able to serve customers again, and in a bit of a rush because al fresco dining was supposed to happen on monday. but got moved up by the city. so much so by lunchtime he was still waiting for the most up to date guidelines from the health department if we need to do m

>>and still ahead this morning fighting to end corruption at san francisco city hall will look into the changes one san francisco city leaders proposing to protect your tax money from fraud. plus many states are pausing their reopening plans amid the increase in coronavirus cases. we'll tell you where we're seen the uptick. and we'll take you outside for a look at conditions on the san mateo bridge traffic moving smoothly in both directions. this morning, we'll be right back. good morning, welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news hope you're enjoying your tuesday morning we're taking a live look outside of folks in walnut creek this morning it's going to heat up just a little bit there. >>days far as going tells all about it i day a good morning. marty good morning everybody live shot also coming in from san jose state, nice blue skies at work here. >>golden gate bridge is actually improve we have little wispy fog going on, but that's all since gone as we're into the blue skies to not a whole lot in the way of winds either temperatures also graduated in the 70's we can see inland lower

tonight in san francisco city supervisor is calling for people to be fined for making false race-based 911 calls he also would like to see the city. >>use funds set and redirect them from the sfpd to the black community kron four's jason dumas reports. >>over the past few years we have seen dozens of viral video in the form of people unnecessarily calling 911 on someone. one san francisco city supervisor wants to see these people face harsher fines and this is great because it's leading to death. >>harm. there should be some some some time on sundays resources and leading to the harm people from these phone calls the next step will be to draft legislation must legislation has been drafted word to use it normally of the board of supervisors it will go to committee more like your own safety net never services committee. i will have a hearing on the legislation was has asked the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community and act that he said should be viewed as reparations this is going to be a community that process where she beings. >>over the next couple of we

. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall, and a curfew, put into effect will expire at 5:00 this morning. the second consecutive night the city has implemented the curfew to clamp down on the looting. the curfew started at 8:00 last night, and it's been fairly quiet across the city overnight. a much different picture than the last several days when the protests turned violent, resulting in mass arrests. >> i spent last night and the the sfpd scanner, and there's a place for peaceful protests, peaceful resistance, and unfortunately there's an element that wants to do bad things. >> about 80 people were arrested on sunday, including a large group south ma. sfpdcover coil >> we d ot, and large peaceful in our city, but we had people there to take advantage and destroy. we have to make sure we hold those people accountable. >> the chief said the city has been calmer thanks to the curfew and the 200 officers coming from across the state to help out. >>> in palo alto, protesters spilling out to highway 101. demonstrators near university avenue, blocking traffic, but they remained peace

>>tonight at san francisco city supervisor is calling for people to be fined for making false race-based 911 calls he would also like to see city funds to be redirected from the sfpd to the black community kron first jason dumas has more. >>over the past few years we have seen dozens of viral video in the form of people unnecessarily calling 911 on someone. one san francisco city supervisor wants to see these people face harsher fines and this is great because it's leading to death. >>every real harm. there should be some some summed up our resources and leading to the armed people from these phone calls the next step will be to draft legislation must legislation has been drafted were to use it normally of the board of supervisors it will go to committee more like your own safety net never services committee. i will have a hearing on the legislation was has asked the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community and act that he said should be viewed as reparations this is going to be a community that process where your son to beatings. >>over the next couple of wee