my 1st guess today would agree with the president jack kingston is a republican party politician and former congressman for the state of georgia as well as a close ally of donald trump he was an advisor and spokes person during the trump 2016 election campaign and he's now working as a surrogate for the trump campaign ahead of november i'll go head to head with jack kingston and ask him whether president trump has botched this public health crisis has he protected americans from the coronavirus were ultimately has he got blood on his hands. jack kingston thank you for joining me on head to head glad to be here thanks for having me donald trump said back in february that within a few days they'd be 0 cases of the coronavirus and 0 deaths but by april he was predicting between 506-0000 deaths today more than 130000 people have died from covert 19 in the u.s. and public health experts say many of them would not have died if this president had acted sooner what's your response to those people who say donald trump has blood on his hands i think that the president has done a very very good

jack kingston thank you for joining me on head to head glad to be here thanks for having me donald trump said back in february that within a few days they'd be 0 cases of the coronavirus and 0 deaths but by april he was predicting between 506-0000 deaths today more than 130000 people have died from covert 19 in the u.s. and public health experts say many of them would not have died if this president had acted sooner what's your response to those people who say donald trump has blood on his hands i think that the president has done a very very good solid job even a great job in many respects because you have to remember this is a new virus and you're dealing with it in real time you know we have all as a world come out of the stepped in this thing of maybe step by step if you will and learn had to do a lot of on the job learning but keep in mind this originated in a country that like secrets in a country that withheld life saving critical data right in the beginning and had china been more forthcoming with what was going on in the womb on laboratories and if the derby h.-o. had shared tai

>>and walnut creek michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>now there's a new face mask requirement that went into effect today in contra costa county effective today face masks must be worn at all times while at outdoor dining spots. >>except in your eating or talking and that means you have to wear one when you're ordering food, waiting for food waiting for your check you have to have a mask on face masks are also required an extended family social bubbles and indoor want worship services. also prohibited starting today that the stricter requirements comes after contra costa county over the weekend was added to the state's covid-19 watch list. amid a sharp rise in cases, we'll go now to sonoma county which was also ordered to close hair and nail salons gyms churches malls and now critical. offices by non-critical offices by the governor today, this comes 12 hours after the public health department had shut down indoor dining wine tastings and museum museums kron four's maureen kelly has reaction from those who are impacted. >>the left the

announced new ways to make testing for the virus a priority in the city as kron four's michelle kingston explains the mayor will be adding more testing sites and appointments. >>i'm really proud of the work we're doing to expanding testing in san francisco. but we know we can't tax our way out of this pandemic with the recent surge of coronavirus across the country and in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed is increasing access to testing throughout the city today, she announced 3 major expansions the city test sf site at the embarcadero will add 400 new appointments per day to new mobile testing sites will also be added by the end of next week in travel to neighborhoods most affected by the pandemic performing up to 250 tests per day and a new long-term test site will also be added in the southeastern part of the city with the ability to do about 500 tests each day we can slow the spread of covid-19. >>we have occur before. and we must do it again. lives are at stake. >>the city's public health director grant colfax says it's getting harder for people to book appointments and

quote lagging behind and need to do a better job of the slowing of the spread kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>white house coronavirus task force coordinator doctor deborah birx privately told a group of state and local health officials that she's concerned about san jose >>i know think it's fair to say st. louis indianapolis, baltimore. >>doctor birx his statement not concerning to san jose city councilor dead davis i think you know we have really good leadership here in the city and county and the state and we are all watching the numbers so i'm i'm not concerned about about that san jose city councilor lundy up says he trusts the doctor's statement. >>i don't think that doctor birx is speculating i think that if he's making that list. he's coming off of data there's no arguing with that this map from the santa clara county health department shows a higher rate of coronavirus cases in san jose compared to some of the other cities in the county we checked in the san jose mayor sam liccardo and why he thinks doctor birx is concerned with san jose i can speculate as to why the white

>>stay home and be safe kron four's michelle kingston is live in mountain view with the message. there police have for the community, michelle. >>officials here want you to stay home if you have to leave they say to wear a mask, but here at shoreline park, the parking lot is very full and while some people are wearing masks not everybody is. >>cars are filling up the parking lot of shoreline park in mountain view this is where the city's annual fireworks show typically takes place but this year the show is canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic in the rising number of cases across the bay area this 4th of july is different and there's no question that this year has been tough. >>and that people are i think now more so than ever connection with family members and friends as the governor has said as the county health department has said we're not out of the woods yet now the police and city officials are urging people to stay home this holiday weekend large gatherings and fireworks are not allowed here at the park or anywhere in this city and we just are. >>imploring you as w

>>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man was killed in a deadly stabbing in antioch that happened yesterday morning on east 18th street and co vio road. the stabbing victim died on scene another man was also hospitalized with details. i should say details on his condition have been released yet but we're working to get that for you. also in the east bay open police have released the city's homicides stats for the first 6 months of the year. the department says the 36 people were victims of homicide. there was only one homicide in january, but the numbers increased through june. despite shelter-in-place orders because of the pandemic there were 11 homicides in the month of june alone that's the highest so far this year. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington, the u.s. supreme court ruled that many in 4 years can be exempt from having to provide birth control coverage to their employ >>we're back at 4.24 and happening today, the supreme court expected to rule on a big issue. whether congressional investi

>>kron four's michelle kingston is live in mountain view with the message police there have for the community, michelle. >>officials here also want you to just stay home. they say if you do have to go out to wear a mask here at shoreline park, the parking lot is full and while some people are wearing those masks not everybody is. >>please do all you can just stay safe and really to stay this weekend cars are filling up the parking lot of shoreline park in mountain view this is where the city's annual fireworks show typically takes place but this year the show is canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic in the rising number of cases across the bay area people are i think now more so than ever. >>connection with family members and friends as the governor has said as the county health. department has said we're not out of the woods yet now the police and city officials are urging people to stay home this holiday weekend large gatherings and fireworks are not allowed here at the park or anywhere in this city and we just are. >>in flooring you as we do every knock it off please don't do we kno

>>in sonoma county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>in the east bay u c berkeley says that 47 students have tested positive for coronavirus in one weekend, many of those cases they say were linked to parties and fraternities. now the university is revealing which fraternities recorded the spike in cases because of privacy concerns but the university spokesperson says some of those infections lead to secondary spread within households. health officials with the campus and the city of berkeley have been using contact tracing to try and reach people exposed to those students who tested positive. they're advising students to self quarantine and get tested. and oakland donald's linked a 25 coronavirus cases will reopen on sunday with new safety measures in place. the restaurant is on telegraph avenue right or highway 24p 5.80. it shut down in may after a coronavirus outbreak forced workers to go on strike to protest the working conditions there. when the mcdonald's reopens on sunday. it has to follow safety guidelines outlined in a court

>>in marine county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. well happening today of the east bay, the contra costa county board of supervisors may approve an ordinance that would establish fines for health order violations. >>this includes wearing face coverings social distancing and gatherings. the fine for individuals would range from $100 to $500 for noncommercial violations commercial violations range from 2.50 to $1000. well the san francisco catholic church is under scrutiny after the city says it was all set to host a large indoor wedding and this is not the first time saints, peter and paul church have been accused of violating city health orders kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>on the 4th of july the san francisco city attorney's office got a tip that a 100 person wedding was set to be held inside saints. peter, and paul church in north beach. it was particularly disturbing information because just 5 days prior they'd set the san francisco archdiocese, this cease and desist letter because of numerous complaints about large indoor

family of the man killed they say there are still a lot of unanswered questions kron four's michelle kingston is following the story and joins us live the show. >>the label police say that the video speaks for itself, but this family says that it's not enough now you can see that officer shoot kids gun through the windshield. but you don't see shot or the moments leading up to the shooting. >>and doesn't give any indication of what he was doing that would justify being shot he's already on the ground down. they asked him to put his hands up, but you can see blood already on the floor family of the 22 year-old man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer watching video of the shooting for the first time wednesday at city hall with people standing outside to show their support for >>police >>say sean monterroso was kneeling on the ground of a walgreens parking lot last month that this hands above his waist when an 18 year-old veteran officer shot him through the windshield of an undercover police car. >>the video of the shooting was released today them on rose's family and attorneys say it's

>>this order will go into effect on july 13 live in santa clara county tonight, michelle kingston kron 4 news zinc in the show will go to the east bay now and so many people are trying to get tested for covid-19 that one testing site is now having to turn people away. it's the free testing site in hayward that's on the west side of the cal state east bay campus. and it's been tested people since this pandemic began but the recent uptick in cases means the demand. no longer matches the supply the site is scheduled to be open on weekdays from 09:00am until 04:00pm but yesterday it had to close at 1230 because they ran out of tests the site does not require an appointment or a doctor's referral. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen announced a new initiative to provide income 2 people have tested positive for covid-19 and have no other ways to access funds while they recover the right to recover program would guarantee a minimum of 2 weeks of pay wages based on the city's minimum wage to anyone who tests positive. ronan says the program was inspired by a recent study by ucsf which found

announced new ways to make testing for the virus a priority for the city as kron four's michelle kingston explains the mayor will be adding more testing sites and appointments. >>i'm really proud of the work we're doing to expanding testing in san francisco. but we know we can't tax our way out of this pandemic with the recent surge of coronavirus across the country and in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed is increasing access to testing throughout the city today, she announced 3 major expansions the city test sf site at the embarcadero will add 400 new appointments per day to new mobile testing sites will also be added by the end of next week and travel to neighborhoods most affected by the pandemic performing up to 250 tests per day in a new long-term test site will also be added in the southeastern part of the city with the ability to do about 500 tests each day we can slow the spread of covid-19. >>we have occur before. and we must do it again. lives are at stake. >>the city's public health director grant colfax says it's getting harder for people to book appointments and

many school districts are still deciding on how they will reopen in the fall kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>we built our careers and our allies around the schedules and its. i mean ripped away like a band-aid and his parents of brentwood union school district students speaking out after the school board voted for children to continue distance learning when school begins at the end of the month, some parents are upset with the decision if i had to send my kids to school with a mask for 8 hours a day i would be happy about it, but i would send them i would rather about men being at home. >>and some parents understand why the board voted the way they did in there. >>looking for families. the safest option. and right now with the numbers, the safest option is staying home and distance learning may not be the best option. but as the safest for the superintendent dana e in said monday night's vote was very difficult and it surprised some parents, especially those who are on the schools reopening task force which recommended schools reopen with an am pm schedule and i said i really don'

my cancer doesn't mean that my kids will miss meaningless in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well here's a closer look at the coronavirus numbers across the state and the bay area you can see statewide we have. 398,000 total cases or quickly approaching 400,000 cases in terms of deaths more than 7700 have been reported again those are the statewide numbers if you look at the bay area we're now more than 40,000 confirmed cases across the 9 bay area counties with 693 deaths from covid-19. happening today, santa clara county will open 3 more coronavirus testing sites and this comes as the county's now seeing high demand in testing due to the spike of covid-19 cases now 2 of the 3 testing sites are opening up in san jose. they'll be wanted the county service center auditorium that's on burger drive. it will be operating for 10 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon tuesday through thursday. the one at san jose high school cafeteria will be open tuesday through friday from ce one in the afternoon until 06:00pm and also on saturday from 9 in the morning until 02:00pm now in gil

places like bars and gyms and hotels are all spike here in coronavirus cases kron four's michelle kingston has their story. >>the first reaction was screw them eye opening. that was my first reaction after about 30 seconds of like you know saying a few curse or such as say i realized now i checked that i have to be socially conscious to and we will be socially conscious and i would not want to put anybody at risk or bought for god's sake at somebody die because they can't get my gym, it's been a rough few months for businesses like matthew johnson c runs i love kickboxing dot com. a kick boxing gym in brentwood after weeks of cleaning and preparing to reopen under new guidelines on wednesday. >>he learned the county was taking back what they had previously planned and not allowing kids to reopen it was like getting hit in the stomach county health officials say they postponed reopening businesses who previously got the go ahead to reopen on july first because of a rise in positive coronavirus test results in the past 2 weeks a number of newly identified cases increased from 38 to 87 a day

kron four's michelle kingston is in walnut creek right now live for us. outside of a hair salon that had to shut down today, michelle. >>hair salons here in contra costa county have shut down effective immediately which includes of course this harris line right behind me. we spoke to us stylists here at the beauty lounge today about the governor's latest order. >>could be that. >>there is rumors going around that things are going to get shut down the rumors turned out to be true as of today, california governor gavin newsome ordered all hair salons and barbershops in contra costa county to close this is because the county is on the states watch list and the governor says all indoor operations in the 30 counties on the list must shut down some stylists like megan saleen said she was already thinking about possibly shutting down before the governor's order. >>it seems as people are just very fed up and the numbers are going crazy and there's so many opinions. >>about how why it's happening how it's happening what's safe. what's not it makes your head spin a

>>of course also includes reopening gyms in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>all right, let's talk barry baseball, the giants split a game for series with the dodgers heading into their home opener last night but the winning momentum was crushed. by the san diego padres padres bats. we got good hits off giants pitcher jeff samardzija in fact he gave up 5 runs in 4 innings worth of work before he pulled off a mound. >>the giants will try to rally, they just couldn't overcome the deficit. so final score here 5 to 3 solder is with the win after the game giants manager gabe kepler talked about the atmosphere at the ballpark despite no fans 5 to one. >>the pre game ceremonies were were really they they were they were touching it was nice to your nose voice. and you know, obviously we only have the audio for the snp productions. video who we thought the da came out really really well. well the ballpark looks was well set up and i mean in general that the atmosphere was was definitely it definitely got the intensity that that we need. >>it was a native better in th

once approved by the state would grant the zoo special permission to reopen kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>we have no intention or anybody does it get sick with the oakland zoo could be back open to the public in less than 2 weeks on tuesday, the alameda county board of supervisors voted in support of the variants at a station that will be submitted to the state if the state approves it can welcome visitors again for the first time since march now on radar. >>when we are open and we don't get any support from the federal government county government or city government. all we have are reserves fortunately we had built up in emergency reserves that is kind of kept us alive, but that's what's running now zoo officials say it costs about one 0.2 million dollars a month to operate the zoo and they're down to their last 3 million dollars in reserve funds they've also received donations from the public like the more than $180,000 raised by 6 year-old and he's a large to help keep the zoo open we rolled in with you know with restrictions, no indoor exhibits will be open at the zoo mask

owners across the bay area are not able to pay rent due to the pandemic and kron four's michelle kingston talk with one hair salon owner in pleasanton about the financial struggles that that business and others are dealing with. >>i get it it's like they need to be paid in. >>we we need to work we need you we need to be paid andy miller shut down both her danville in pleasanton hair salons back in march because of the coronavirus pandemic her landlords were understanding of or inability to pay rent at first, but now would spend 5 months in those landlords say they have to get paid and then in the months went by and now we're at the point where they you know this doesn't work for anybody to not be making money like they have mortgages they have property taxes they have. >>they still have expenses miller was able to open her danville location for a few weeks last month. >>that had to shut that down due to a rise in cases she says there are no rent forgiveness programs for her to apply for and at this point is reaching out to her community to help her raise money to keep her salons open we'r

brentwood unified school district leaders voted to continue distance learning kron four's michelle kingston has more from brentwood. >>there are a lot of questions that will have to be answered over the next few weeks before school starts but one thing is for sure school board members here do not what any students or staff to get sick. there are 9 to 500 students in the brentwood union school district to more than 1000 staff members all of whom will begin school in just 3 weeks but not on any of the 11 campuses instead they will be learning from a distance as they did during their final semester when the coronavirus pandemic began i urge the. >>or to enable this decision a handful of community members spoke during public comment at monday night's virtual school board meeting wait until. too reopen schools, one discussion was having some students go to class in the morning and others go in the afternoon meaning multiple cleanings of the campus every day is there, anybody that believes that can actually be accomplished after an hour of public comment in an hour of discussion between board mem

but she says first we have to flatten that curve live in cobb county michelle kingston kron 4. >>the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district superintendents across the bay area have been working tirelessly making plans for bold distance learning and for the possibility of students returning to school in the fall at a handle the mask requirements, social distancing guidelines in classroom cleanliness but on friday governor gavin newsom announced a 5 step statewide plan for safe learning and announced that schools can not reopen until the county they're located and has been off the state's monitoring list for at least 14 days contra costa county is on that list along with 31 other counties across the state i do i really appreciate that we are going to be getting more guidance in one on a statewide level that we news on a county county level the governor's plan did not surprised when mackie the contra costa county superintendent of schools. she says she found it helpful and that the districts are just staying in adapting think what's h

kron four's michelle kingston has more.>but the problem was that the expired mass this elastic absolutely gives way so we've downgraded the masks to be a non medical mask so our feeling was if we can get a mass to safely stay on a person's face reliably this mask will be very useful in a community setting boxes and boxes of expired n 95 masks sitting at ucsf now being fixed up by volunteers across the bay area and given to those in need on friday volunteers were working hard outside a danville church, i'm really happy that i can help people who are. >>less fortunate with. >>things that we need right now i can ask during this hard season volunteers are all wearing gloves as they add new elastic bands into expired n 95 masks now they've already refurbished a 40,000 masks and they have another 40,000 to go the 80,000 expired masks all have a red x over its original label now know to find the person who will soon wear the mask that it is no longer certified n 95 volunteers are tying knots at the end of the new elastic band to h

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>>for destroying evidence in the case kron four's michelle kingston is live for us outside the lake pd with more on this investigation michelle. >>a really huge car key part of the evidence police department is now under investigation for destroying evidence in the sean monterrosa case the 22 year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer last month 40 for his death sparked a number of protests throughout the bay area. city officials say an employee has been placed on administrative leave while the city retains an outside investigator to investigate the destruction of evidence the 18 year veteran officer involved in the shooting has also been placed on leave then has yet to be identified by police eventually justice will be served in just is on the way it's just a matter of when it might not be today and maybe not be tomorrow. michelle kingston reporting for us there by the way we reached out to police city councilors and the mayor of later tonight for a comment. >>but have not heard back from any city officials. meanwhile the families of the ghost ship warehouse fire victims sev

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>>in brentwood, michelle kingston kron 4 news but tonight, the state has given alameda county the go ahead to resume outdoor dining that is after pulling the plug on that same activities just friday night kron four's dan kerman has details there. >>this buys a calmer german restaurant in alameda, they're setting up again for outdoor dining i'm so thankful that they. >>you know the health department and th% board supervisors and the state got it turned around so quickly outdoor dining began in alameda county on june 19th only to be suspended by the state last friday because the state said the county had not received a waiver to proceed. that okay came wednesday morning meaning restaurants do not have to resort to pick up and delivery only which won't even pay the bills. >>and how does it make it was like why didn't am still stopping it. and able to pay my bills and pay my staff. we employ people. you know, i'm not saying we're making profit. but at the end as long as we're all make make it make it a check. and that's that's humongous concerns over laying off staff and not being able t

but as kron four's michelle kingston tells us these businesses cannot reopen in less they comply with some strict social distancing protocols. >>despite a rise in cases here in santa clara county health officials are allowing some businesses to reopen but they must follow some pretty specific orders. this virus has proven time and again in communities around the country and around the world. >>that it will come back with a vengeance if you let your guard down. we will not let our guard down here in santa clara county. >>health officials are urging residents to protect themselves and their community by celebrating the 4th of july from home this holiday weekend and the last 2 weeks county of santa clara health officer doctor sara cody says they've had fewer coronavirus cases 400,000 residents than any other county in the bay area. but their daily case counts are rising in are much higher than they were at any time in april the number of patients in county hospitals is also increasing in recent weeks we've seen a continued and now accelerating increase in covid-19 cases in our county. >>

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>>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>turning now to the coronavirus pandemic tonight governor newsom says california has met and exceeded its daily testing goals now averaging more than 100,000 tests today well it is good news, it's also causing some bumps in the road. the big problem delays in getting a test in getting back the results. kron four's dan kerman has the latest san francisco's to city test sites on 7th street and the embarcadero are averaging about 1500 tests today. >>nearly 90% of the results are being released in less than 2 days. but not all test sites are like i had to just on saturday, the 27. >>san francisco resident corey warren went to one of era least project baseline sites in bernal heights to get tested you do a persistent cough. now 12 days later, the cop is gone, but he still waiting for test results and just got an e-mail saying it could be up to 10 business days it's somewhat disappointing because if they're trying to protect the public and if i were to have this virus which i don't think i

>>in michelle kingston kron 4 news.o the east bay now where a man was killed in a deadly stabbing in antioch it happened yesterday morning on east 18th street near cavale road. the stabbing victim died on scene. another man was also hospitalized details on that person's condition though haven't been immediately released, but we're going to keep looking for that information for you also in the east bay open police have released the city's homicides stats for the first 6 months of the year. now the department says 36 people. we're victims of homicides in there is only one homicide in january, but the numbers increase through june despite shelter-in-place orders because of the pandemic there were 11 homicides in the month of june alone. that's the highest so far this year. >>san francisco district attorney chase deed is taking a man who is serving time in san quentin prison off of death row 67 year-old stanley bolden has been re sentenced to serve 47 years to life in prison instead of the death penalty. this comes after he

kron four's michelle kingston reports for us tonight that the brentwood union school district voted to do all of its distance learning and parents have mixed feelings about that decision. >>we build our careers and our allies around the schedules and its. i mean ripped away like a band-aid and his parents of brentwood union school district students speaking out after the school board voted for children to continue distance learning when school begins at the end of the month, some parents are upset with the decision if i had to send my kids to school with a mask for 8 hours a day i would be happy about it, but i would send them i would rather about men being at home. >>and some parents understand why the board voted the way they did in there. >>looking for families. the safest option. and right now with the numbers, the safest option is staying home and distance learning may not be the best option. but as the safest for the superintendent dana e in said monday night's vote was very difficult and it surprised some parents, especially those who are on the schools reopening task force whic

>>in michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news glee actress naya rivera is feared dead this morning after disappeared from a boat overnight, a california lake we'll have more on exactly what happened and then president trump is demanding schools open this fall or he says to withhold money from them officials though say he doesn't really have the authority to do that motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. the geico giveback. we're back at 7.15 with some breaking news, the u.s. supreme court has just ruled on whether congressional investigators in new york prosecutors can access the president's tax returns and other financial records. >>it wasn't

eviction moratorium for small businesses through the end of september in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news this just in to the kron 4 news room a costco in the south bay is dealing with a covid-19 outbreak the santa clara county department of health is now investigating. >>the outbreak happened at the costco on lawrence road in sunnyvale there's a map showing the location. >>the public health officer would not confirm just how many employees there tested positive. >>staying 6 feet apart from others can be hard while riding on muni in san francisco kron 4 news viewer sent us a few video showing passengers sitting and standing close together. the viewer was concerned that while on board there's not enough space to practice physical distancing with other passengers. a spokesperson for muni tells us. it is not physically blocking off seats because those barriers if they're in place it makes it much more difficult to clean and sanitize the seats this video from march shows us how many workers clean each vehicle muni tells us that the cleaning happens multiple times a day using safe

>>in the michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>oakland police have released the city's homicide statistics for the first 6 months of the year, 36 people more victims of homicide. there was only one homicide in january but then the numbers increase through june. despite the shelter-in-place order. there were 11 homicides in the month of june alone the highest so far this year. >>i'm morgan wright in washington coming up why senate democrats won senate majority leader 9.25 in breaking news, the supreme court has just ruled that investigators in the southern district of new york. >>can access. the president's tax records, his tax returns and also other financial records 5. this doesn't mean that congressional investigators can get a look the high court sent that decision back down to a lower court. despite being in recess, a group of senate democrats is calling on leader mitch mcconnell to bring the senate back to d c to take up the next coronavirus relief package ahead of schedule. our washington correspondent morgan wright has a

of the stress and anxiety this is coming out with a new study from u c s f kron four's michelle kingston takes a look at what they found. >>i think i think it really does have a lot to do with the unknown and the anticipation and just not knowing what lies ahead emergency medicine physicians in 7 cities across the country say they're experiencing rising levels of anxiety and emotional exhaustion none of this is necessarily surprising as doctors continue to work tirelessly through the coronavirus pandemic it interesting that i think is emergency physicians we are used to dealing with a lot of uncertainty and stress all the time, but this is a new and different level according to a new analysis led by ucsf frontline physicians are feeling moderate to severe levels of stress and anxiety bowl that work and at home worrying about exposing relatives and friends to the virus. >>worrying about the lack of rapid diagnostic testing in lack of personal protective equipment for doctor murray of raven the chief of emergency medicine at ucsf. >>her biggest concern is when or if the ucsf emergency room

>>kron four's michelle kingston is in san jose tonight with more on doctor birx a statement. >>white house coronavirus task force coordinator doctor deborah birx privately told a group of state and local health officials that she's concerned about san jose >>i know think it's fair to say st. louis indianapolis, baltimore. >>doctor birx his statement not concerning to san jose city councilor dead davis i think you know we have really good leadership here in the city and county and the state and we are all watching the numbers so i'm i'm not concerned about about that san jose city councilor lundy up says he trusts the doctor's statement. >>i don't speak the doctor birx is speculating i think that if he's making that list. he's coming off of data there's no arguing with that this map from the santa clara county health department shows a higher rate of coronavirus cases in san jose compared to some of the other cities in the county we checked in the san jose mayor sam liccardo and why he thinks doctor birx is concerned with san jose i can speculate as to why the white house like

lives back we're going to have to work together to make that happen in santa clara county, michelle kingston kron 4 news in national news following months of job losses and record breaking unemployment, the u.s. economy added 4.8 million jobs in the month of june drop in the unemployment rate to 11.1% and that is far better than economists had predicted, however a new report from the non-partisan congressional budget office says. >>it could take years for the u.s. economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic the cbo estimates unemployment will not return to pre pandemic levels for at least 10 years kron 4 state of the psac ii talked with local economic experts about the recent jobs report and the congressional budget office has forecast an. >>she joins us now live from the city was very actions. taylor. >>well as we've already seen a lot can change in a month, even just a week so predictably the experts that i spoke with say that these projections are also dependent upon many uncertainties and unknowns but with that said they say that the area is already seeing some concerning trends tha

>>and the layout michelle kingston kron 4 news bars in san francisco are getting creative to stay in business through this pandemic you do it you can write a future bars that's a group that represents popular establishments like bourbon and branch. >>rick house pagan idol and more now transforming some of their cocktail spots in the retail liquor stores, the first bar to go through the transition. devils occur in north beach and that's where we find kron 4 s taylor bisacky live now with more taylor quite an idea. >>the grant as you can see behind me doubles acres already in the process of transforming into the group's newest high and a liquor store. right now they say that this is only a temporary solution to hopefully bring in sales while san francisco bars remain closed. >>well the pandemic caused the shutdown of many bars in san francisco. some are coming back with a twist right now doubles acre north beach is in the process of transforming into a retail liquor store. i think you're going to see more and more people change their model. >>to fit the guidelines hope department have

>>well 4 michelle kingston is live tonight with more on what is expected for this weekend's event the show. >>businesses are boarded up here in downtown martinez as the city prepares for what's expected to be a big protest on sunday. >>what said all matter the 2 people seen in this video could face up to a year in jail charged with a hate crime for painting over a black lives matter mural in downtown martinez, a mural that was painted by demonstrators but permission from the city the people who painted over the mural did not have permission to do so this video went viral. him is seen by people from across the country think it's very telling. >>as to how divided this nation is at the moment between missing white nationalists flyers found martinez just a few weeks ago a large protest is now planned for this weekend, but the majority of markets, residents turned into cancer. and something that. and i know that the plan still being investigated. and as we speak fingerprinting is being done. the martinez police department says they are not anticipating any problems but because of the expec

>>kron four's michelle kingston shares the story of a woman battling stage 4 cancer during the pandemic. >>my cancer doesn't make me any less valuable person. my cancer doesn't mean that my kids will miss meaningless. jessica blue shows family has not left their homes since the beginning of march this sign hangs outside their front door by that title that people are using for this group is called the invisible population. because there is a. there's a that. your health is something that you can control. or that if you don't have good health you may be at fault. and you know that's not the case for everybody like for me it was very healthy 33 year-old and i was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer now at 37 has gone through dozens of treatment surgeries and rounds of chemotherapy over the past 4 years all while being a wife and mother to 3 young children over the past 4 months is only left her home for cancer treatments and brain surgery. >>all of which she's had to go through a loan and said that spend difficult it can get cancer treatment if you lose someone gets covid you can't go to t

>>kron four's michelle kingston was in contra costa county and has reaction from that district superintendent. >>this is on president terrence. the situation we're in we are trying to building new school system really school district superintendents across the bay area have been working tirelessly making plans for bold distance le the possibility of students returning to school in the fall at a handle the mask requirements, social distancing guidelines in classroom cleanliness but on friday governor gavin newsom announced a 5 step statewide plan for safe learning and announced that schools can not reopen until the county they're located and has been off the state's monitoring list for at least 14 days contra costa county is on that list along with 31 other counties across the state i do i really appreciate that we are going to be getting more guidance in one >>on a statewide level that we news on a county county level the governor's plan did not surprised when mackie the contra costa county superintendent of schools. she says she found it helpful and that the districts are just staying in ada

michelle kingston kron 4 news. thank you, michelle. still ahead a training for trauma, california congresswoman working to ensure the mental health of police officers is a priority. >>which could lead to fewer cases of deadly force plus the coronavirus is changing north carolina, researchers on >>but most of all continue to wear masks. >>gold us a wire superstar steph curry is pleading with everyone to wear a mask he posted this video on his instagram page today in the video he added to remember to social distance because of covid-19 curry repeated what health officials have been saying the most important thing you can do to protect yourself and others right now is to wear a mask. well there has a new and more dominant strain of covid-19 that is now circulating here in the united states, researchers at duke university's school of medicine making that breakthrough discovery and providing some clarity into the changes of the virus. >>fortunately researchers say they do not believe this train is any more dangerous doctor montefiori ads tr

stress levels of physicians in the united states during the coronavirus pandemic kron four's michelle kingston talk to a local your doctor about how she is coping emergency medicine physicians in 7 cities across the country say they're experiencing rising levels of anxiety and emotional exhaustion. none of this is necessarily surprising as doctors continue to work tirelessly through the coronavirus pandemic it interesting that i think is emergency physicians we are used to dealing with a lot of uncertainty and stress all the time, but this isn't new. >>and different level according to a new analysis led by ucsf frontline physicians are feeling moderate to severe levels of stress and anxiety bowl that work and at home worrying about exposing relatives and friends to the virus. >>worrying about the lack of rapid diagnostic testing in lack of personal protective equipment for doctor murray a raven the chief of emergency medicine at ucsf her biggest concern is when or if the ucsf emergency room will see a major surge in coronavirus patients, everyone really needs because on people need to wear mas