. >> sarah? hi. >> oh, hi. >> reporter: just ask the stars of the movie "cabin fever" produced entirely during this country's pandemic shutdowns. actors turn their cell phones into cameras, their homes into a bitt.semlves. orwo are a couple in real life who also play a couple locked down in their own apartment in the film. >> you know, we're telling a good story, man can break down a lot of borders. >> yeah. >> we were like a huge cast telling this genuine human story. >> yeah, the human truth, yeah. because that's how you relate. you can only relate to somebody on a human truth. >> reporter: real people with real lives. >> we want to say that look, we are more than the starving, we are more than the civil wars. we are this human people. we grieve, we live we love. >> reporter: debora patta, johannesburg, south africa. ♪ >>> that is the grammy winning country band formally ent antebellum. after 14 years ago, the members say they now realize the name has a historical link to slavery. they'll now be c

there was a famous russian immigrant who came to america about 100 years ago sarah his name was abraham mass law and he said if you're a hammer everything is a nail. if you're hammer everything is a nail that's what's happened to our justice system in america about 30 or 40 years ago and successively since what we've done is we've militarized our police departments we've militarized our cities for economic reasons and for political reasons we have chosen to put all of our funding all of our money on those people who arrest people rather than those people who helped grow people so go back to the what i just said or work if you're a hammer everything's a nail if you're a police department who's wearing camouflage and army uniforms everybody is the enemy if all you have in your city are police officers no longer hire counselors psychologist teachers park and recreation leaders then the people you've hired see everyone is a killer let me ask you if they see their job yet they if there's a lack of good storylines is this a lack of resources no no it's not a lack of resources it's news in the

huck, two for one special, mike huckabee, fox news contributor former arkansas governor and his daughter, sarah sanders, former white house secretary of. normally on this program it is ladies first, but this day, one day only, father's day, governor you're up, your reactionary to him last night and specifically talking about the flag. welcome to the show. >> well, thank you very much, and happy father's day to all. i think the president is half right. i certainly detest when people burn a flag. i just am revolted by it. however, i think people have a first amendment right to do stupid, even insane and disrespectful things. here would be my line. if you buy your own flag and it's yours and you purchased it and you want to burn it, that may be your first amendment right. i think you're an idiot, but it you have a right to be an idiot in america.

hi. one of my question is i know they're from tennessee. how did sarahctually -- what did she actually think about slavery and was she a kind slavemaster? conover hunt: the -- james k. polk in his will made an expression that he hoped that when she died, she would manumit their slaves. as it turned out, she sold their plantation before the civil war. but the issue of slavery was not really brought -- brought to the forefront during either in their marriage or during his administration. it became much more critical with the two with the administrations that follow polk. paul finkelman: well, i think in some ways that's not true. conover hunt: well, yes. paul finkelman: that is that the politics of america from the 1830s and the 1860s is swirling around slavery. conover hunt: yes. paul finkelman: all the time. the opposition to the mexican war which polk starts and which we didn't have to have, the opposition to the mexican war in part comes from the northerners who see it as a vast conspiracy to steal mexico so that slave owners could have some place to g

today california's attorney general have ever sarah veale his plans to tackle police brutality across our state will get the story now from ashley zavala. >>she's ever before. got to be in california attorney general have ems said on monday announced his proposals for police departments across the state among them a proposal to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. >>system the state does not have says what that looks like is to be determined it could take any number of >>you can think of other professions that require certification or license e. certainly there would be a due process requirements any dissertation there would be a collection of the facts and evidence the attorney general also calling on agencies to require officers to intervene if another is using excessive force along with a ban on the use of the chokehold technique and limiting the use of canines miss said i want agencies to place limits on how officers respond to crowd control tactics with guidance on rubber bullets tear gas and batons he also suggests the state really examine the role of police in addr

sarah hi good morning. >>marty as george floyd you know he's been laid to rest but protests continue as the fight for change the fight for justice continues protesters say they're going to continue for the time being there is no end in sight to this because the message still needs to be a sentence still needs to be represented take a look at this video. there a peaceful protests in san francisco and it was coronavirus approved everyone stayed in their cars drove through san francisco. they were on a caravan for justice. a route to went through san francisco starting in in a richmond going through the presidio marina than even went down to the castro and back up to enter richmond each car was honking people were chanting and you could hear it was echoing through city streets people made signs that read black lives matter and white silence, no justice, no peace just to name a few hundreds of people got in their car several people in the car and they were honking cheering protesters were happy to be out there

the last four of his years as speaker of the house. sarahery much played the part of one of the official hostesses in washington. typically, congress would enact a memorial to the outgoing speaker of the house officially thanking him for his service. when james k. polk left congress to run for governor of tennessee, the congress was so widely divided they refused to do that. but in the newspapers, a number of politicians wrote poems in honor of sarah. one was joseph story who wrote a lengthy poem lamenting the loss of sarah polk to washington society. >> today we would be amazed at a speaker of the house stepping down to run for governor. why did he decide to do this? >> i think because being speaker of the house is something that you didn't do for a really long time in those days. congressional careers are often quite short in the 19th century. and three or four terms in washington is probably enough. again, think of the arduous task of just getting to washington from tennessee once or twice a year. it's a lot of work, it's a lot of effort.

>>in front of his own home kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco with the story and the video. >>yeah you can see the support growing clearly written all over the pavement in front of this pack heights home take a look at closer video i just shot of the original piece of artwork or words written on the home black lives matter's written what with chalk by neo who is harassed by woman for riding black lives matter along the side of this home and now it's covered in the words black lives matter there's even a sign here that stance as i stand neil ass writing that says impact heights of we are not above activism a lot of words it's a boat and there's words or names of the people who have been killed by police across our country did this all happened in the reason that this support is growing this because a video went viral on twitter let's take a listen to that right now. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why we really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them o

it was a gift from president polk to his wife, sarah. she carried it with her on the day of his inauguration. it's guilt paper with bone styles ornately carved and it features the little graphic images of the first 11 presidents from washington all the way through james polk. she carried it with her throughout the festivities of the spring of 1845. the back is as beautiful as the front, and features a little graphic image of the signing of the declaration of independence. the family came into the white house a young vibrant couple, but amidst a democratic party that was widely split. it was one of the reasons why james kaye polk said he would run for a single term only and then stepped down. sarah polk used the white house and her time as the presidents wife to enhance her husband's political privilege. dining in the polk white house was a serious affair. twice a week on tuesday's and fridays, mrs. polk would entertain 50 to 75 people for dinner. the china they used was beautiful. the poll china is considered some of the most beautiful of

>>kron 4 sarah stinson live in walnut creek this morning the night after take a look at the damage this morning. hi sarah good morning. >>marty robin yet tried to drive into the broadway plaza to show you some of the damage but there are barricades. caution tape up all across that you cannot get in it's even hard to see the barricades at time people almost plowing through them. and the haven't seen a single officer in sight, they must be in towards broadway plaza, but before we get to the looting video to show you get behind the camera and show you what we're looking at here in case you're heading out of the house today now that the curfew has been lifted says road closed.

. >> sarah? >> hi, how is it going? >> good. i'm sarah and i live in the outer sunset and demand you cut ties with the sfpd and redirect homes to help schools. in the last couple of weeks, we know police don't play by the rules and it feels weird to put them in the way of, in my opinion, our most vulnerable people in the community and we know that it's extremely unjust and man, i wish was a better public speaker. but it's unjust and i yield my time. >> thank you. >> miss marshall, are you there? >> hello, aaron? >> i think he spoke already. >> got it, thank you. >> sandra? >> yes, can you hear me? >> go ahead. >> i'm sandra. i'm born and raised in san francisco, went to the san francisco school district, have worked k-12 in the school district and have a child. i'm a parent of an 11-year-old in the san francisco south dakota. i am siding with removing the sfpd. a child had a gun pulled on them and i have yet to see an adequate response from the police officers that did this years ago. quickly, my son was bullied in the south dak

. —— but when two members of his delegation. sarah ra i nsfo rd , members of his delegation. , it is getting hotter in some parts of the country, and again on the subject of bame, "it has pros and cons but it is one way we can hold organisations accountable but i feel we are reaching a point where we will outgrow it". this one says, "the term is bizarre and extremely unhelpful as each group comprises its own distinct qualities, cultures, and history, lineage, challenges and history and each letter represents a group of people that have more groups within them. i only ever use it for twitter, knowledge". this one says, "the bame term is hugely destructive for black people because it erases cultural difference of non—white people and it encourages dependency on bias and lazy thinking. it is structurally racist and further diminishes the specific struggle of black — and asian— people. " "it is a placeholder", says this one, "and it should go, it is not applicable to people as individuals. it is grouping disparate peoples together by their non—whiteness. i mean, i'm annoyed that d

more gyms movie theaters and nail salons allowed to open now in santa rosa, a driver sarah stinson is live there. hi sarah. i know you need a manicure. they then daria. >>i do a good i really do. but i live in san francisco's i have to drive all the way up here to sonoma county the one to get them live in front of the whole thing tattoo shop and i actually ran into the owner. she says she's excited to get reopened and you know, surprisingly because you know you think being in close proximity to another tattoo purrs to a tattoo artist in the dangers, but she she said they're very used to these types of precautions that may be other businesses like maybe retail stores aren't used to take a look at your screen you can see other businesses that will now be able to reopen in sonoma county after months of being closed and that includes hotels short term rentals campgrounds that means more people will be visiting the area gyms and fitness centers as we've been hearing today lin live reports movie theaters neyland tattoo shops museums and galleries plus outdoor recreation like many gulf of course all of the

san jose has apparently ended peacefully want to get the latest now from kron 4 sarah stinson she's live at the scene hi sarah. >>marty that's right. i'm live here on center road where the scene is still active. but the standoff that lasted over 7 hours has ended and ended peacefully. this is good news. this was an active hostage situation so is quite intense take a look at video from the scene when it was dark outside, that's how long has but since then swat teams have packed up we know at least 3 people have been taken into custody at a home at the home where this started off 40 on the 4200 block of center road. swat teams and police have been here since 1238 this morning after someone called 911 reporting several people breaking into a home and assaulting a family those suspects took that family as hostages when officers arrived on scene they set up a perimeter around the home and shut down surrounding intersections. hostage negotiators were on scene for hours working to make sure didn't escalate with any violence we know at least 4 victims escaped they were treated for some type of injuries. i don't

hi sarah well of course they're says in no way shape or form does this mean that they are admitting liability there in fact fighting 3 individual verdicts that happened that they basically got verdicts against in the case of other individual people who say they got cancer from using round up in particular there's an active ingredient that they're focusing on so no they're not admitting liability but in this settlement which they have agreed to they're basically going to pay between $9.00 and $9.00 and a half $1000000000.00 to settle roughly 75 percent of some $125000.00 lawsuits and also as part of the settlement there they're going to have to pay about $1250000000.00 more than the militia $1000000000.00 to fund a scientific panel of independent scientists who will take a look closely at round up including that specific chemical glycine fate and determine if it does cause cancer and that's where things start to get interesting with the settlement how is this research going to play a role in into the settlement. well that's what's so interesting really about this because essentially it's going

years in jail and a $6000.00 fine the national anthem legislation will become law on june 12th sarah clock out his era hong kong the un says police in the philippines may have killed tens of thousands of people since the government began its war on drugs in 2016 it says president rodriguez. may have grown to police permission to kill is calling for an independent investigation government figures suggest more than 8000 people have been killed but other estimates put the number 3 times higher. that shows how the very heavy handed down to national security response to problems like shrugged terrorism has really led to very serious human rights violations including widespread killings and shot between to take action i but also a real tightening of. civic space and suppression of the same thing using the society. so the goal is government coronavirus restrictions off the 2 nights of protests in several cities more than $200.00 people were arrested reports from the capital dhaka angry at the government's restrictions to contain the coronavirus protesters in senegal 2nd largest city burn an ambulance and

hi sarah well of course bear says in no way shape or form does this mean that they are admitting liability there are in fact fighting 3 individual verdicts that happened that they basically got verdicts against in the case of other individual people who say they got cancer from using round up in particular there's an active ingredient that they're focusing on so no they're not admitting liability but in this settlement which they have agreed to they're basically going to pay between $9.00 and $9.00 and a half $1000000000.00 to settle roughly 75 percent of some $125000.00 lawsuits and also as part of the settlement there they're going to have to pay about $1250000000.00 more than the militia $1000000000.00 to fund a scientific panel of independent scientists who will take a look closely at round up including that specific chemical glass of fate and determine if it does cause cancer and that's where things start to get interesting with the settlement how is this research going to play a role in into the settlement. well that's what's so interesting really about this because essentially it's

an hq with two desks, one for noel and one for his daughter sarah. 50 describe your audience.rming. oh, yes. really lovely, very vocal. they phone up constantly. you need to speak to neil, darling. let me put you through. hold on, my love. i love the fact that they feel they can ring us and have a chat in the projectionist box with me and dad. it's important. i'm not sure there are many channels that have that kind of rapport or relationship with their audience. relive the best of the past. talking pictures, a reminder of a lost world and for many, a lockdown friend. david sillito, bbc news, hertfordshire. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. hi, fiona. it is certainly getting hot, love it or loathe it, the heat is on over the next few days. we will get around three to four days of some very hot weather in some southern and eastern parts of the country. temperatures could peak at 33 degrees on friday. in the short term, relatively comfortable out there, certainly across england and wales. drive through tonight. a bit more muggy, but also with cloud and r

san jose has apparently ended peacefully want to get the latest now from kron 4 sarah stinson she's live at the scene hi sarah. >>marty that's right. i'm live here on center road where the scene is still active. but the standoff th

hi sarah good morning. >>marty good morning. it's been a rough couple months for our economy. so this is good news to hear that the u.s. unemployment rate has fallen to 13.3% from 14.7% plus 2.5 million jobs have been added so that is great news on the economy front. so we'll have to see if that continues, but it was actually surprising to economists who they actually expected the unemployment rate to drop to grow to 20% and that is a huge, i mean that would be terrible we're in the middle of a recession during this pandemic and so this means that the worst is behind us though as we see these this numbers start to drop the number of people applying for unemployment benefits has declined from 9 weeks in a row. the number of people receiving benefits has leveled off as well even though the month of may shows gains it could take months for all the people who lost work in the beginning of the pandemic to find jobs again. some economists forecast the unemployment rate to be in the double digit digits until the november election, even the hardest hit industries are starting to repor

married to his now wife mindy in santa barbara over the weekend and trent taylor proposed to his fiancee sarahgeorge kittle and very nice. they're not letting the whole shelter-in-place. >> you saw what they had on. they kept it simple. the only thing the bling is the ring. >> i'm kind of at that point, too. simple. >> all you need is love. that's all. we can party next year. >> we probably will. >> we will. >> we'll party any time. >> we deserve it. >> that's good. that's a good attitude. we can party next year. >>> 4:56 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay" order up. a live report on the bay area cities that are soon going to be easing those restrictions that we've been seeing on outdoor dining. >>> plus, the east bay school that now plans to make some big changes when it comes officers in classrooms. >>> and we're going to talk about the south bay college where students are also pushing for police reform. we'll talk about it all and much more here on "today in the bay." 4:56. >>> right now at 5:00, expanding outdoor dining. coming up a live report of the bay kraria cities closing

>>they're making changes come for sarah stinson is live to explain what's new hi sarah. >>and they as you know, it's been 3 months since you and i and everyone has walked into a clothing store any type of shop and shocked i mean it's crazy right but now they'll be reopening and you can sue sign on this story right here. it says we're open for curbside pickup, they're going to be taking signs like that down and then letting people go inside there's going to be a lot of differences that you'll see though of course social distancing will be a thing the hot to wear a mask, local shops all over the city in here chestnut street are getting ready to reopen, i'm not sure if everyone just to be ready to go today might be a slow process. the city is now moving into the next stage of phase 2 of reopening 4 weeks stores have been doing curbside pickup with many decided to just stick to online sales. they never really open their health officials have set a lot of guidelines for the shops, many business owners we talked to were setting up and making sure they're following protocol to

suspended since mid-march because of the pandemic kron 4 sarah stinson live at the dmv where she's been watching the line just grow and grow and grow hi sarah. >>hey there marty a this is the dmv in daly city in the line is out to the street 5 in and out i mean it's just so long so it's it's a good day for those unlicensed drivers who want to take the behind the wheel test bad day for these people waiting in line, i'm sure they didn't miss this during the shelter-in-place order when we had to stay home take a look at your screen. we have a list of the things the dmv is doing to keep everyone safe and healthy while they also get the things they need to get done here at the dmv according to them. all drive test applicants will be required to wear a face covering answer health screening questions before the test even begins temperature checks will be added to the safety recalls as well. protocols officials say due to coronavirus concerns to windows will be lower throughout the test to increase ventilation and examiners will spend more time outside of the car. as one they're like providing the protests instructions will make sure to just

gyms movie theaters and nail salons are allowed to reopen in santa rosa kron 4 sarah stinson is live there with the details. hi sarah. >>sonoma county relaxing some of those restrictions we've been experiencing for the last 3 months and a few nails look anything like mine you're excited to hear that nail salons reopening, there's a nail salon here at the santa rosa plaza, it's called elegant nails and apparently the owner says the ready to open today. it's going to be an adjustment of course as we know when places have are able to reopen it to follow a ton of guidelines. take a look at your screen you can see what else is opening again today pig big news for sonoma county lucky, lucky guys because and san francisco. we don't have here in sonoma county we now see hotels short term rentals campgrounds gyms and fitness centers movie theaters and nail. nail salons as i said tattoo shops museums galleries i mean she's what what can you do at this point outdoor recreation like many gulf which will be fun. of course all the places must follow guidelines and protocols to make it safe to say for customers business owne

>>begins to loosen more restrictions conference sarah stinson is live with a look at what's open. hi sarah. >>and dorian live now on chestnut street in the marina san francisco and shops down here on all across the city haven't allowed customers to go inside for about 3 months now so this is a big day for business owners and for people who are itching to get their shopping in people who haven't been able to go inside a store in so people are still waking up here so not a lot of people walking around not a lot of stores opening up quite yet but it'll be interesting to see which stores do take advantage of this and start to open up a lot of them have been gearing up for this for a while now figure out how they're going to move into the next stage of phase 2 reopening a lot of stores have been doing curbside pickup but some decided to just keep their doors closed and not do curbside pickup sticking didn't just online sales. health officials have said social distance guidelines and they have a lot of people a lot of business owners working to make sure they can protect customers they hav

are allowed to reopen tomorrow as long as they do not serve food kron 4 sarah stinson is live in santa rosa with the details. hi sarah. >>they're dying actually they don't have to serve food anymore to open up their tasting room though as a rule that was the rule dating back to last month now they can open sort of business as usual, however, of course there's more requirements for health and for making sure that their social distancing so expect that that's still going to be in in a case when you head to a brewery or a winery here in sonoma county. >>and comes in alignment with the governor's order as well tasting rooms are encouraged to offer the food, but it's not last month there was though when they were only allowed to do curbside pickups and deliveries and then they were allowed to open if they had food for some outdoor meals. >>but tasting rooms will need to follow social distancing health guidelines to reopen sonoma county has been quite specific about that yet i'm sure they have to the businesses but still waiting to hear back from them about the specifics, but not the county reopened tasting rooms las

sarah stinson is live. >>with a look at what's open. hi sarah. >>dariann live here on fillmore street where it's looking still like a ghost town but i'm sure it will pick up soon. there's still a lot of shops that have their windows boarded up. standing in front of this story here that has a windows open looks like maybe they could be opening up to customers, it's just going to look a lot different at each store they have to allow space for people to social distance they have to put up a barrier between you in a dia employee while checking out a lot of shops are gearing up for this today, allowing customers inside for the first time in about 3 months the city is now moving into the next stage of phase 2 reopening 4 weeks some stores have been doing curbside pickup you can still see the signs in windows that says. >>we are open for pickup now they'll be saying we're open in come on in many decided though to stick to just online sales. they said it just didn't make sense for them to even open their doors for curbside pickup health officials have sa

director mohammed nuru for more on the investigation want to go now live to on 4 sarah stinson who's in san francisco with the latest hi sarah good morning. >>marty good morning. yeah that's a new review just said was the city's former public works director he was arrested and charged back in january kind of all starts with that and he was a charged with trying to bribe a former san francisco airport commission or so now from here on out we know 3 more people were arrested but the complaint against nuru also allege he tried to get free and discounted labor and construction equipment from contractors to help him build a personal vacation home. prosecutors say he worked with a local sports bar owner nick bovis also arrested and charged in january. >>new resigned in february in and out on a $2 million bail awaiting trial the corruption now seems to go further as 3 more people have been arrested one being sandra zuniga, who is considered san francisco's fix it director. you need get pictured here on the mayor's office website was a red top and a blazer there. the complaint against her claims she was numerous longtime girlf

calls for police free schools in the oakland unified school district kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live with more on that. hi sarah. >>high of this new initiative first of its kind really is called the george floyd resolution as you said and it's being a really just put out there by the black organizing project and they're the ones heading this and they'll be the ones presenting this to the board of education tonight in oakland so it's a big big day for them being able to announce that there's also going to be an event earlier in the day we'll talk more about this where they want to they're going to be announcing the fact that they want the police department in the school district to be completely eliminated, you know most school districts they have a contract with their police departments but in oakland they have their very own police department at schools, the police unit consists of 120 school site officers who cover full schools in neighborhoods across the city black organizing project want schools in oakland to be police free that way they they said they say they'll be safe for black and brown students

theater project the court upheld the russian culture ministries demands that sarah sarah bennett college and 2 of his associates reimburse the state for the missing one point $9000000.00 kremlin spokesman dmitri responded to the verdict by calling for further investigations into the spending of state funded arts organizations by figures within russia's liberal arts scene have criticized the trial as politically motivated g.w. spoke with some of them outside the moscow courtroom. like came here because this trial isn't about the money it is a trial about creative freedom about whether it can exist in russia or not its motion with. your new bootable is abuse for so i'm scared for my family they don't deserve this no one deserves and justice the snob but especially not my family. given even the security. there's only government led horror and madness here i don't even know where this case came from adult putin himself because i'm not about bringing coffee to come up with it. well back here in berlin it's the end of the school year and vacation season officially kicks off this weekend while borders are o

movie theaters and nail salons are allowed to reopen in sonoma county kron 4 sarah stinson is live in santa rosa with the details. hi sarah. >>i'm live in santa rosa at a local gym it's 45 times just driving around saying let's open a certain hearing this loud that's why i'm not inside because of the way too loud but right now they're doing class and what they've been during quarantine and starting monday this gym will be opening even though they can open today starting this morning let me get behind the camera so i can show you what they're doing in there and show you the precautions they're taking pretty awesome to see. so inside you can see there's a woman in there and she's standing in a box right next to a little thing of mass in hand sanitizer obviously when you're in this gym class. >>you're going to have to stay in your box. you can see them looking at the computer screen right there because they've got a 4 people in that class their boyfriend girlfriend, he's a coach here. and it's pretty cool to see if they'll ever personal be standing in a box keeping their distance from each other while they get a workou

>>sarah stinson is live to tell us about what we can and can't do hi sarah. >>and there daria and about for the first time in about 3 months these shops here on union street and all over san francisco can finally reopen their doors and allow customers inside something that's not all to us we haven't done that know while we're now moving into the next stage of phase 2 of reopening in san francisco to stores here all over the city the business owners they've been preparing for this in gearing up for this they've been doing curbside pickup for weeks now some did not decide to do that just did online sales this really forced a lot of stores to figure out how they would become successful during this forcing a lot of them to create a web site for online sales. now they're gearing up to get customers inside starting today, health officials have set some social distance guidelines for shop owners and the basement this time of the weekend last couple weeks trying to keep up with the protocols and get ready. we caught up with a business owner to tell us who's telling u

tests have been suspended since mid-march because of the pandemic kron 4 sarah stinson is not live at the dmv in daly city she has more hi sarah. >>and there marty that's right. i mean can you imagine waiting anxiously for your test then all of the have it just postponed. are canceled rather so people are probably very excited to hear that they can come back to the dmv and take that behind the wheel test and it's usually pretty. anxiety ridden, but it's going to look a little different, you know the usual coronavirus precautions wearing a mask and making sure there's some distance there. but they've actually already started rescheduling some of those canceled driving tests appointments that's with the dmv says it will take several weeks to make up for all the canceled test though as you know those are some like the test so it's going to take some time so much so that the new points for the behind the wheel test lot be available until all the cancel tests are complete according to the dmv all drive test and applicants will be required to wear face covering and answer health screening questions before the test even begins

>>because the tolls increase tomorrow july first kron 4 sarah stinson live at the bridge this morning she breaks it all down for us. hi sarah. >>and there marty a beautiful morning out here at the golden gate bridge. >>let's going to be a little bit more of an expensive you starting tomorrow this is part of a 5 year fare program to help pay for the never ending cost of keeping up with maintenance for the golden gate bridge, let's take a look at the bridge tolls right now a live look and definitely less traffic than normal but definitely picking up as well we've seen more traffic coming through the golden gate bridge was in the last week or 2 that we have in the last 2 months so people are starting to head back to normal life. >>but the but let's head to what it's going to cost starting tomorrow, the bridges fast track toll will increase from $7 and $0.35 to $7.70 one time tolls will increase from $8.20 to $8.40 going up about $0.20 their car pool rates will also increase from $5.35 to $5.70 an increase fares will also go to. >>transit infrastructure in improvements, it will also help out with the golden gate district

officials are relaxing the rules for wine tasting in sonoma county kron 4 sarah stinson is live in santa rosa with the do's and don'ts hiarah. >>and they're good morning. yeah that's right wineries breweries now can open up their tasting rooms with less restrictions of course, there's still some health guidelines that they have to follow live here at inman family winery and this is just an example of a spot you're going want to call before and make a reservation because a lot of these places are filling up especially since they can't have a packed chasing and they're still needs to be social distancing this exception now that they're allowed to open that a singer who aligns with the governor newsom's order tasting rooms are encouraged to offer food but they don't have that's no longer requirement to reopen whereas last month wineries were able to reopen only if they could provide sit-down outdoor meals with a food facility permit as well as curbside pickup in deliveries tasting rooms will need to fall social distancing and health guidelines to reopen i looked all over the sonoma county website can find the specifics on

restrictions restrictions and more people are going back to work kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco with this ray of sunshine this morning. hi sarah good morning. >>marty i'm glad to bring you some positive news, especially regarding our economy i can tell you that the may jobs report shows that the unemployment rate fell to 13.3% from 14.7% more good news, it just keeps on 2.5 million jobs were added in of course that's from businesses reopening but this was a surprise to people who predicted that the unemployment rate would actually climb to during made due to the pandemic in they were clearly wrong. we are in the midst of a recession. it's not like we are just okay and it's going to take some time the job gain suggests that businesses are reopening in recalling workers as states continue to reopen their economies this may mean the worst is behind us the number of people applying for unemployment benefits has declined for 9 weeks in a row. the number of people receiving benefits has leved off as well even though the month of may shows gains it could take months for all of the people who lost work in the beginning of the pa

schools in the oakland unified school district kron 4 sarah stinson has been following this story for us throughout the morning. she has the latest for us. hiy of parents, teachers community leaders all a part of the black organizing project are the ones backing this initiative to eliminate the oakland unified school district police department and they'll be talking about that at tonight's board of education meeting in oakland is very unique the school district because they have their own police department where as many school districts have a contract with the local police departments, including the san francisco unified school district and they are also talking about eliminating their contract with the sfpd so we'll hear more about that coming up in a report after but in oakland, the police unit at the school district consists of 120 school say officers to cover both schools and neighborhoods across the city, the black organizing project want schools in oakland to be police free and safe for black and brown students organization leaders say black udents make up 73% of arrests made by police in the district despite being only 26% of the st

>>kron 4 sarah stinson live in walnut creek this morning the night after take a look at the damage this morning. hi sarah good morning. >>marty robin yet tried to drive into the broadway plaza to show you some of the damage but there are barricades. caution tape up all across that you cannot get in it's even hard to see the barricades at time people almost plowing through them. and the haven't seen a single officer in sight, they must be in towards broadway plaza, but before we get to the looting video to show you get behind the camera and show you what we're looking at here in case you're heading out of the house today now that the curfew has been lifted says road closed. there's barricades caution tape all along every street that leads all the way down to broadway plaza. all outside of the caution tape, not seeing anything affected no broken glass, no businesses broken into. so that's good news for now but rain on on north carolina can't california boulevard where this is what we're seeing take a look at the video though you can see ray ban macy's people going in looting in taking out items. we e

kron 4 sarah stinson getting in line in lafayette for some changes that you can expect if you get your haircut. hi sarah. >>and there marty that's right good line. i'm sure appointments are fully booked at live here at a salon called caroline's. >>and a sheer he has the site. >>ok well we lost the audio on sarah's report but she's talking about the fact that the salons and barbershops will be opening again this so this morning for the first time in months, but it's not going to be business as usual. there are a long list of do's and don'ts that you need to check into first and foremost you need to make an appointment so call ahead and to make an appointment with your hair salon a stylist or your your barber shop and also you're probably going to have to give yourself some more time because you'll be able to go in only one at a time to those salons we understand we have sarah's audio back so we'll throw it back to her sarah. >>yes, sorry about that marty you had some technical difficulties i'm here back just saw the salon salon owner head into caroline's as trying to say is there to have the signs

hi. good morning. i'm sarah sousa. and i'll be providing spanish translation. thank you. >> can you say that in spanish, sarah? [speaking spanish] >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. i am so excited about this item. and i want to turn over the first comments to the lead sponsor supervisor shamann walton. >> thank you very much, chair ronen. thank you very much to m colleagues on the rules committee. i'm excited that we're hearing this overdue charter amendment for making sure that our undocumented immigrants have opportunities to serve on special committees and on commissions. and i am also even more proud to announce that we have unanimous co-sponsorship from the entire board of supervisors. i want to start off by thanking all of my colleagues, president norman yee, gordon mar, sandra fewer, hillary ronen, aaron peskin, matt haney, rafael mandelman, dean preston and catherine stefani. this is imperative that we announce that we are all unanimously in support of this, because this is something that is going to push san francisco to be more equitable, which

he got married to his wife and trent taylor proposed to his now fiancee sarah. a few teammates in attendance including kittel and c.j. very nice conquers all. k at the forecast. something a lot of people love. if you like something warm, we've got that. if you like something cooler, kari has that as well. >> all you have to do is make a short drive in our microclimates because we've seen weather all over the place. as we get a live look outside, cupertino looking over the south bay enjoying sunshine here. it's going to start the heat up. as we look at all of our mic microclimates and temperatures today, here we are at 2:00 this afternoon, fairfield at 93 while half moon bay is at 64. 80 in palo alto. these will be some of the hottest hours of the day as we go toward the evening drive we're staying in those low 80s for parts of the east bay and fremont and cupertino, 87, and still 90s inland. once that ocean breeze starts to kick in for the rest of the bay area, those winds pick up this evening, it will be a walk around sunset. go ahead and start to m upper 5 low

mid-march because of the coronavirus pandemic kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live at dmv in daly city which is going to be a busy place later today. hiarah good morning. >>and there marty has already picking up not for the behind the wheel test yet because i imagine people start driving up here where it says drive test only around 8 o'clock when the dmv opens but there's a line from the other services already and we will not even an hour and a half out until it opens but you know how it is people have a lot that they've been needing to do at the dmv and i can only imagine how anxious these drivers are have been waiting for this behind the wheel test. they probably been excited to do this, but they have been able to his a d and e was closed for a long time and starting today the behind the wheel tests are. resuming it ended in the says it has already rescheduled all canceled a driving test appointments it will take several weeks to make up for all the canceled test though, so much so that new points for the behind the wheel test will not be available until all the canceled tests are completed. according to the dmv take a look at your