made their mark here at city hall overnight. they are vowing to return here anger the brianna taylor also appears to have rekindled another perceived injustice here in san jose let's take a look. >>the scene this morning outside city hall in san jose. crews were using a pressure washer to erase a large message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for california was still part of mexico. a forme

this is all happening as city hall allows gyms and hair salons to open outdoors. nbc's cierra johnson is live for us at city hall. >> reporter: yes, good morning. although those barbershops and some of those other shops are able to open outdoors, some of those stylists came to the square in front of city hall to talk about some of the issues with doing just that. so far we've had about a dozen speakers really speaking from the heart not only about the difficulties of doing their job outside but also how important it is that they get to do their job back inside. now, as a reminder, today in this county, san francisco hair salons and barbershops, nail salons and massage parlors are all able to open but only outdoors. now with the small victory of being able to open outdoors comes with some challenges. today they discussed the challenges of opening in a small space inside of a city. many of them are in a high-rise and don't even have the space to open. the cost of trying to retrofit their salons for the outdoors and the fact that they still need their rent paid and b

you can see the city hall remains boarded up as it has for months. protest over protest over the last several months and oakland is gearing up for possible marchs in the coming days. the mayor is enraged by the grand jury decision. we'll have more on her message tonight at 6:00. >> okay. thank you. bay area families who have lost a loved one to police violence are holding a virtual news conference now in response to the case. it just got under way a couple minutes ago. organizations for police accountability will attend. they want to send a message to california lawmakers who failed to hold police accountable. >> our coverage ot story continues on our web site. click on the breonna taylor link. on the trending bar. we'll track the protests and we have a time line of the case. >> now to another story getting a will the of attention. a major move to fight climate change from the governor. executive order with the goal of phasing out the sale of gas powered cars and trucks by 2035. >> the governor signed the order on the hood of an electric vehicle this

this was the memorial at the steps of city hall sunday afternoon city leaders, including mayor london breed spoke at the event organizers say it's important to continue fighting for the rights and values that ginsburg stuff for. >>held on as much as she could because she knew how important it was that not be given to somebody that is anti twice. it's a woman's right to choose that is nonnegotiable. well this was the second event in san francisco during the weekend to honor justice ginsburg, hundreds mourn her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro district on friday just hours after she passed. >>people also came out in the east bay to honor and remember the late justice about a 100 folks showed up to a 40 minute tribute event in martinez many short stories of what ginsburg accomplish for the rights of women and others during her time on the high court. this was just one of several memorials that took place all across the bay area. >>also in the news this morning if you're looking to file for unemployment. well you won't be able to for at least the next 2 weeks california is shutt

protesters painting justice for breonna on the ground of san jose city hall. some spray painting on the walls, others setting up a mock guillotine. following a night of chanting black lives matter and say her name, breonna taylor. >> we've got to show we're not okay with it and we have to be here. >> reporter: she's one of the organizers. she created the non-profit during the death of george floyd bringing water and supplies to protesters. she says it'll make the effort more sustainable because now they plan to be right here for a while. >> this isn't just going to be like we're going protest for a few hours and go home and forget about it, because we can't forget about it. it's our lives, our brothers and sisters who are dying mchlg. >> reporter: others who they say want widespread police reforms. >> we need to send social workers and mental health workers to mental health calls. police need sensitivity training. >> for simmons and her group the plan is to take shifts, to stay here as long as they can bringing awareness until changes are made. >> san jose may

tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he

this was the scene outside san jose city hall last night. a group of about 100 demonstrators were there. they chanted in support for breonna taylor's family. some painted justice for breonao in front of city hall and other defaced the walls with calls to obolish the police. taylor was shot and killed and protesters were angry that a grand jury did not indict the officer in her death. they are demanding police reforms and are asking that social and mental health workers be sent to mental health calls for service. >> this isn't going to be like we're going to protest for a few hours and forget about it. we can't forget about it. it's our lives and our brothers and sisters who are dying. it's really important that we stay here. >> you heard that activist indicate they would be out there all night but i was at city hall earlier and they have gone home for the day. activists have a demonstration scheduled in downtown oakland. the theme of that demonstration, our lives matter, stop killing black women and girls. reporting live here in downtown san

>>from city hall have now is apparently in the hands of tell you the american club here in san jose, but of the mayor said well perhaps maybe fallon belongs in a museum. this is let's have a dialogue about that in any case mill protests here so far city hall justine but we may see some more activity later on this evening back to you. >>if our lives and so we say in the name of brianna taylor that it stops today. and so these women, the women of court here as we've seen anger and frustration has rippled from louisville, kentucky and its way here in the bay area today, a group in oakland also spoke out against the grand jury's decision not to invite indict the officers who shot and killed breonna taylor she slept in her own apartment. kron 4 is also the money and joins us now live from the newsroom with the messages that were shared at the rally that was titled we all matter. good afternoon l a. hi justine and in true open fashion these social justice advocates turned to art to get their point across. >>with fists high in the air they stood in front of a brianna taylor mural and shared

for the past many elections, we've had training in city hall and all workers would come to city hall, receive their training and some materials and they would go back home and wait for election day. now, the training is online and for anyone that doesn't have access to online access or the equipment, to do online training, we've set up kind of quasi, in-person training seconds inside the bill graham auditorium and we're adhering to health and safety guidelines. so for people who want to be poll workers who don't have access, internet access tor equipment to watch an online training session, they could come to the bill graham auditorium and set them up and have training session but do so in-person but under safe conditions adhering to safety protocols. the department will adopt protocols at all polling places and will post multilingual signage and maintain social distance. poll workers will complete and post a polling place health and safety checklist and placed outside of every polling site and serve notice to voters at the polling places in compliance with current public health guida

are now on patrol here why a shooting near san jose state last week and a stabbing on monday near city hall left 3 people dead. the incidents are not related but police are concerned nonetheless as deputy chief heather randall, it's unusual to have. >>homicide like back those together although they're not related we are investigating them and making some headway we do know that that causes concern for folks and so we want to make sure that we respond to that except for vehicle burglaries overall crime is down in san jose but the recent violence is worrisome. >>some merchants, welcome the extra patrols which include caps on foot along santa clara street. but others like the owner of the most call restaurant is hoping more cops will deter homeless people from harassing his outdoor diners. but worries that too many cops may send the wrong message and keep businesses away. we are afraid and. >>people listen to more police an indecent dot is going to have them not come to downtown again that's approaching us a business on have been we need to traffic we need people feel safe not only because the

>>the scene this morning outside city hall in san jose. crews were using a pressure washer to erase a large message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas a statue it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere it should be in a museum and it should have the

near city hall and as evidence in his shot a lot. police on scene so look for more details to come out here shortly hopefully and i also want to mention santa clara street opclosed between 5th and 7th pretty much until further notice so you may want to hop over to fernando john or james street as an alternate let's check in with meteorologist john shrivel who's taking a look at today's forecast hey john hey guys we are seeing some low gray ahead across the bay area that will last for a few more hours. >>but overall visibility for most of us is just find your view from walnut creek looking pretty good this morning. bay area air quality is almost entirely in the moderate range today that include excludes little bubble of good in san francisco as well as in portions of santa clara and then santa cruz counties as for temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's with alameda at 59 degrees double in at 55. oakland and san francisco, 57 right now, daytime highs later today will be a little warmer than they were this weekend but really

for the past many elections, we've had training in city hall and all workers would come to city hall, receive their training and some materials and they would go back home and wait for election day. now, the training is online and for anyone that doesn't have access to online access or the equipment, to do online training, we've set up kind of quasi, in-person training seconds inside the bill graham auditorium and we're adhering to health and safety guidelines. so for people who want to be poll workers who don't have access, internet access tor equipment to watch an online training session, they could come to the bill graham auditorium and set them up and have training session but do so in-person but under safe conditions adhering to safety protocols. the department will adopt protocols at all polling places and will post multilingual signage and maintain social distance. poll workers will complete and post a polling place health and safety checklist and placed outside of every polling site and serve notice to voters at the polling places in compliance with current public health guida

>>city hall says that neighbors can expect to clean up to begin by the end of the month live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>there are thank you rob, let's take a live look outside see if we can see. my downtown san francisco we're told and i hear it's kind of hard to see san francisco bama's impossible to is that it's just scary, i'm sorry this is just terrifying to see the sky like this all right, let's check in with a lawrence on our weekend weather. hope you've got some good news for the by day i think things will start to improve, but it's going to take a while we've got this huge dome of high pressure over here. >>and we've got some very stagnant air that means we're not seeing much in the way of wind this looking from timber on back toward the golden gate bridge lost in that smoke and the fog out there right now and the doesn't look like it wants come back any time too soon. berkeley hills looking east out over the bay right now you can see that haze continuing there as well and now it just looks like it's going to be bad again tomorrow, here's latest forecast for tomorrow

due to the covid-19 emergency, city hall and offices are closed. members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically

and protesters also gathering outside of san jose's city hall. at one point tonight the crowd swelled to a couple hundred people with demonstrators chanting black pride and black power, demanding that leaders be held accountable. a smaller group of testers say they will plan to stay overnight. >>> for the very latest on the protest here at home and across the country, join us starting tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. still not>>> our chief meteorologist paul heggen is here to let us know when those triple digit temperatures will be coming back. >> it will be by the end of the weekend, seeing temperatures soaring up to near record territory. we will start jumping up on saturday but sunday is when the real heat kicks in. some triple digit temperatures, likely to set a record high temperature in concord, and getting close in livermore and santa rosa. monday will be the peak of the heat wave with mid-90s in san jose and over 100 degrees in santa rosa, livermore and concord. you combine the heat with gusty winds and low humidity and that sets the stage for fire

people and as they write on twitter they say the people are marching westbound on 14th street towards city hall. police say some people in the crowd are throwing bottles and objects at officers and they're asking the public to be mindful when traveling in and around the city of oakland this marks the 3rd consecutive night of demonstrations, not only in parts of the bay area here but of course in louisville and elsewhere after the ruling in the breonna taylor case, no charges filed against officers in her death no word of actual destruction or violence here but opd is putting that out there for folks to be aware of and we'll keep you posted on that situation as the night unfolds meanwhile, an attempted kidnapping was caught on camera this in southern california. it happened at a costco parking lot in the town of the stuff that's just north of san diego and you can see in this video. >>a man opens the back door of the white card tries to take out a 2 year-old the child's mother gets out of the car. she confronts this alleged kidnapper. the san diego sheriff's office says there was some sort of ar

the archbishop letter procession from city hall to st. mary's cathedral yesterday. he says the city's restrictions on indoor worship services unfairly target people of faith but some accused the church of leading their followers astray by pushing to reopen in in- person services before the covid-19 pandemic is under control. >> we can do this in a safe and that is what we want to do. >> you cannot protect the priest who is at risk and the congregants who are at risk. that is the basic fallacy. >>> we are allowed to go into shopping malls and we are allowed to go into grocery stores. churches could have some limitations and could also safely distance. >> the archbishop says he submitted a safety plan to the city that he believes is backed by solid science. >>> some san francisco students may be going back to the classroom and a number of private and charter schools that receive waivers to reopen could officially get the green light today if those schools impact health department inspections. but it is a different story for san francisco unified, which is not announced

held a memorial today for the late justice ruth bader ginsburg, this was the scene on the steps of city hall in san francisco this afternoon. sf women's march in san francisco's women's political committee organized the event to honor the justice and her life and her legacy. city leaders, including mayor london breed spoke at the event. organizers say it's important to continue fighting for the rights and values that ginsburg stood for. >>ibt. >>held on as much as she could because she knew how important it was that not be given to somebody that is anti twice. it's a woman's right to choose that is nonnegotiable. >>this was the second event in san francisco this weekend to honor justice ginsburg, hundreds mourned her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro on friday night. just hours after she passed. >>right here on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock what the cdc is now saying about the coronavirus is ability to travel through there. 1030 why people living in california will not be able to file any new unemployment insurance claims for weeks. >>under the catholics, turning out to protest ongoing

. >> reporter: san francisco archbishop letter procession from city hall to the cathedral with little social distancing. the crowd was in and out before the official worship service began. the parishioners were spilling out onto the sidewalk. the archbishop says the city's restrictions on in person worship services unfairly target people of faith. they say parishners do not to choose between attending church and protecting their health. >> we can do this in a safeway. that is what we want to do. we do not want to be reckless. we want to us that people observe reasonable safety protocols. we have them. we can do this safely. >> reporter: stomach is a church ablating followers astray by pushing to reopen in person services before the virus is under control. >> you cannot be protected from somebody putting this in your mouth. you cannot protect the priest who is at risk and the congregants at risk. that is the basic fallacy. >> reporter: many demonstrators held sciences thing the church is an essential business. they simply want their chance to reopen. >> we are allowed to go to shopping

on the steps of city hall, it will then march to china town. they want to take this movement to seattle next. >>> still ahead, a top health official sounds an alarm tonight. >> hospitalizations for covid-19 put double next month. >> virus. but it is beating me back is horrible. still scary. >> the >>> a top state health official is warning that we may see a major spike in covid-19 hospitalizations next month, with early signs that the spread may be intensified. the state could see an 89% increase in hospitalizations, rising from over 2500 to just under 4900 by late october, he says gatherings that happen around labor day weekend and the relaxing of reopening restrictions could be fueling the spread. >> there is more opportunity for mixing and exposure to others. these are starting to trend upward. more and more individuals with other 19 are showing up in our emergency rooms. >> with hot weather on the way this weekend, that could bring the risk of more people come getting outside. >>> tonight there is growing evidence that even with a mild infe

are now on patrol here why a shooting near san jose state last week and a stabbing on monday near city hall left 3 people dead. the incidents are not related but police are concerned nonetheless as deputy chief heather randall, it's unusual to have. >>homicide like back those together, although they're not related. and we are investigating them and making some headway we do know that that causes concern for folks and so we want to make sure that we respond to that except for vehicle burglaries overall crime is down in san jose but the recent violence is worrisome some merchants, welcome the extra patrols which include caps on foot along santa clara street. >>but others like the owner of the most call restaurant is hoping more cops will deter homeless people from harassing his outdoor diners. but worries that too many cops may send the wrong message and keep businesses away. we are afraid and. >>people listen to more police an indecent dot is going to have them not come to downtown again that's a problem a business on then we need a choppy we need people feel safe. not only because the pande

. >> reporter: at this rally in front of the mural at oakland city hall, the motions were raab . >> i knew the outcome would be what it is i knew that but my heart is ripped from my chest. i'm sick and tired and i'm hurt because this is my people. like a family member. >> reporter: 200 people came to stand and support what they claimed was a lack of justice for breanna taylor and a gathering called our lives matter. the aim was to bring attention to violence against african- american girls and women by the police. >> this is a place to come together where we can hold each other with pain like only we understand. >> reporter: a louisville kentucky grand jury decided against indicting police officers in a shooting death. one of the officers was charged with recklessly firing his weapon but not with homicide. >> you know our lives matter. what we need to garner is the power to demonstrate that our lives matter. >> reporter: taylor's shooting may be the most emptiness, black women are 13% of the population, they account for 20% of women shot and killed by police in the last five years. >>

in san jose, about 100 demonstrators could be seen chanting outside of city hall. someone painted justice for breonna on the ground and some activists pledged to stay there indefinitely to bring awareness to racial injustice. throughout the day folks stepping out to express their disappointment with the announcements coming from the state of kentucky yesterday, really saying that justice in that situation was not served. it really is an injustice across the country for many black men and women time will tell how lo these protests in san francisc johnson for nbc bay area news. >> we will be following. thank you. >>> louisville dealing with the aftermath of a violent night. two police officers there shot. the suspect in custody as nbc's blayne alexander reports the grand jury decision sparked heated protests there and around the country. >> reporter: this morning two louisville police officers are recovering, shot during unrest overnight that gripped much of the city's downtown. this gunfire captured in a police live stream in the area where the officers shooting too

. >>> happening today there will be a march and unity rally on the steps of the san francisco city hall, calling for an end of violence, racism and hate crime against asian americans. kpix 5 betty yu spoke with the organizers. >> reporter: from new york to la. >> now is the time to stand up, my brother. >> reporter: to san francisco, what started as an idea between rapper china mac and the actor has movent, they b all. >> they can't burn is all is unity because they can hurt and they can burn one of us alone but when i say day i don't mean a particular type of people. just day as and anyone that is coming to harm us. >> reporter: china mac helping to organize the march after an 85-year-old grandmother was set on fire in brooklyn, a number of anti-asian attacks reported during the pandemic. today there are 2600 hate incidents across the country, and that was according to the stop hate reporting center and a quarter of those originated in the bay area. >> everywhere we went asians feel the anxiety and fear of getting attack and when will the next thing happen. when is something going to b

live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you. dan, the berkeley city council is set to vote tonight on whether or not to cite people to refuse to wear masks. if pass anyone in violation of the health order could be fined up to a 100 bucks the first time with penalties increasing for repeat violations. many other counties are already in forcing health orders to try to prevent the spread of covid and most people we talked to said they agree with this proposal. >>i think it's really important for public help take care of each other very important time. >>so by and this >>wearing a face mask is already required in berkeley stores. if you're waiting in line for public transit if you're inside a workplace or if you're outside dining. when you're not eating and when you're up from the table this vote will happen tonight at 6 o'clock and we will. let you know what happens as soon as the vote goes down. coming up. a santa clara county elementary school gets the green light from the county to reopen we'll hear more from the school's princip

lewis responded to city hall on el camino real last night to find damage done to the property. in elementary school was vandalized around the same time . both suspects are in their 20s and were booked into the san mateo county jail on charges related to felony vandalism, conspiracy and committing a felony while on bail. >>> in three short weeks we will have a freely flowing liver or you can boat and restore the petaluma river. >>> then, a settlement three years after seniors were abandoned during a northbay wildfire. >>> and in bay area weather, a bit of a warm-up today, but the extreme heat will move in this weekend. ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. >>> good news from cal fire tonight. both the river fire burning west of salinas in the fire burning in carmel valley are now 100% contained. together those fires burned nearly 50,000 acres and royed 1 >>> the abandoning seniors during the 2017 tubs fire. oakmont management will pay $500. nearly 100 elderly people

downtown surrounded by city and county government buildings, including courthouses the jail and city hall and the police headquarters just a block away you can see from this perspective. it looks calm and we don't see any violence we should note though that the kentucky national guard has been called into service and there is a curfew that is set to take effect at 09:00pm eastern time in louisville, so that one hour away. from now we'll keep an eye on this angry and confused demonstrators who spent months calling for the prosecution of the police officers in taylor's death. also taking to the streets tonight you can see police here in this video with their protective gear but on citizen downtown louisville. again there is a curfew in effect later tonight in about an hour in louisville and police say chemical agents may be used to disperse crowds. if people do not go home here in the bay area, a well-known civil rights attorney believes prosecutors missed an opportunity to hold officers, they're accountable, but enter turney who represents police officers in misconduct cases. >>sees it dif

>>san francisco city hall to explain what is going on hi dan. i grant hi catherine i can tell you that the hospitalizations were trending downward that is one of the key indicators for the city but now. >>hospitalizations are on their way up another concern of the number of daily cases that is trending down but still san francisco remains in the red zone. >>well calling the reopening of indoor hair salons and gyms a huge step. san francisco mayor london breed is warning residents bad behavior will slow further reopening and could lead to the closure of these businesses once again. >>we don't want to turn back the clock. so i know those businesses are going to be working hard to stay open. they're going to be following the guidelines and we need your cooperation to and not only supporting these businesses and following the guidelines within those following the guidelines outside of your everyday life and the mayor has good reason wpfor concern. >>one key indicator continues to move in the wrong direction. hospitalizations started declining in augu

. >> reporter: taun and scott hall say a $4 million payout from the city of walnut creek won't bring back their sons who shot and killed by police last year, but they hope it will bring about chin. >> it is important to help souse we can help save someone else from this happening again, because miles should have never died. >> all we care about is having a better system in place. >> reporter: it was june 2019 when 23-year-old miles hall suffers a mental health crisis. his family called police saying he was carrying a metal pole and flipping it. >> he cannot be in our house. he has to go. >> reporter: officers found hall in the street. officers say hall ran toward them while holding the pole. one officer fired bean bag rounds. two others shot him. >> and as he ran by the police, they took aim, really like in a military style issue, and shot and killed him. >> reporter: the family's attorney, john burris, said hall was trying to get past the police to get home. >> it was an unnecessary use of deadly force. it was a failure to de- escalate, and it really was treating him more as a crimi

across from city hall. officers from the man suffering from a stab wound.nders rushing to a nearby hospital but he died a short time later. police say they don't have a description of the suspect, or a motive for the killing. also, two people were injured including a police officer when a driver ran a stop sign and collided with the patrol car earlier this morning. police say the driver was trying to cross n. 3rd st. from taylor street when the crash happened. both the officer and the driver were transported to the hospital. the officer has since been released. the driver has major injuries but that they are not life- threatening. the investigation is still ongoing. >>> a bay area couple speaking out after reaching a multimillion dollar settlement with this eddie of walnut creek, of the deadly police shooting of their son was having a mental health crisis., porter henry lee says the parents of miles hauled don't want what happened to their son happening to anyone else. >> this is never about money for us. >> reporter: they say $4 million payout by the city

people gathered outside of city hall to honor her legacy. she died friday after complications from pancreatic cancer. tonight, president trump says h bench this ek is he sennysump noe get a vothe senate. not every republican senator is on board. today, alaska's lisa murkowski became the second republican to formally oppose taking up a nomination this close to the election. the democrats promised to fight the nomination. >> when you have both parties in the white house and the senate, historically, the confirmation goes forward. that is what will happen. >> we have options. we have arrows in our river that i am not about to just cuss right now. >> there are two women on the list of replacements. >>> the future of the affordable care act may be in jeopardy. ruth bader ginsburg was a reliable vote on the high court to uphold it. betty yu joins us with more on that. >> reporter: she was known as a great supporter of the affordab care act, as obamacare. now, coalition of red states are hoping to strike it down. if they succeed, tens of millions o

, a whisper in city hall, a whisper she wondered if the rats in new york city had heard.there was a cloud of suspicion that had laid in the minds of the people because all throughout our case, they would say things like dna evidence, but yet when the dna came back and it didn't match any one of us, that quickly was swept under the rug. and so when people moved forward with this case and especially the prosecutors and the people that were there to judge us, those individuals forgot that the fallacy of this case allowed them to move forward and overstep the bounds of justice. they overstepped the bounds of the law and in many ways they were complicit because a life that has been snatched can never be fully repaired. we were 1a, 15, 16—year—old children and i think that is the part that has to be magnified, because now we came back out and we were adults, without the toolkit to properly manoeuvre ourselves in today's world. it is still a challenge. it is still a lot of confusion around it because donald trump becoming the president of the united states still says, "well, the

better known as uncle bobby, speaking to the crowd in a peaceful demonstration outside of oakland city hall. oakland pd is aware of demonstrations in the city and in other cities in the bay area. they are reminding drivers, if you're driving in oakland today, to please be careful, because as we saw last night, we've seen protesters gathering and blocking off roadways, blocking off highways. they're reminding drivers to be careful tonight. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. our coverage continues on our website. we've been tracking the protests all night and we have a timeline of the case. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> california's covid-19 numbers are going in the right direction. they're going down across the state. more than 3,100 new covid-19 cases have been reported and the positivity rate is at 3.1%. it marks three weeks of the state reporting less than 5,000 cases a day. >>> college football is back for the pac-12. the conference that includes stanford and cal had shut down the season in august in the midst of the pandemic. but a flurry of changes including fa

, washington, has been virtually wiped off the map after flames ripped through the fire station, city halld most of the homes there. but nowhere are things more dire than outside of fresno, where what's being called the creek fire exploded so quickly, it's being described as in a class by itself. now, tonight, the national guard is working around the clock frantically air lifting out hundreds of people who had been camping in the mountains and are now stranded by the flames, and power is being shut off for hundreds of thousands of people living in the area as crews try to stop electrical equipment from sparking even more fires. now, there's also some breaking news that that is just coming in from one of the major late-stage trials of a coronavirus vaccine. the drug maker astrazeneca says tonight it has put its study on hold while it looks into what appears to be an unexplained illness in one of the people participating in the test of the vaccine. so there's a lot of new reporting to get to tonight. we have our team of correspondents standing by to cover it all. cbs' jonathan vigliotti is g

event to honor ginsburg's life and legacy this was the scene at the memorial held on the steps of city hall sunday afternoon city leaders, including mayor london breed who you see there spoke at the event. organizers say it support to continue fighting for the rights and values that ginsburg stood for. >>ibt. >>held on as much as she could because she knew how important it was that not be given to somebody that is anti twice it's a woman's right to choose that is nonnegotiable. >>this was the second event in san francisco during the weekend to honor justice ginsburg, hundreds mourn her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro district on friday. just hours after she had passed and people also came out in the east bay to honor and remember the late justice about a 100 people showed up for a 40 minute tribute in martinez. many shared stories of what ginsburg accomplished for the rights of women and others during her time in the high court. this was just one of several memorials held across the bay area. also in the news this morning, the state is shutting down new unemployment insurance cla

several dozen people gathered outside of city hall in san jose today can hear them chanting no justice, no peace. this demonstration was peaceful and the demonstrations that are planned in san francisco and oakland started about an hour ago. now that's just a handful of the protests happening around the country tonight, we're also seeing them in washington d c charlotte denver and nashville just to name a few other cities. fortunately does sound like a vast majority of them are peaceful we'll be watching it for you tonight, live right now in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 right justine and president trump reacted to the decision in the case. >>heaping praise on kentucky attorney general daniel cameron. >>the really brilliant kentucky attorney general daniel. cameron is doing a fantastic job and he's a star. and he made a statement that i'll just it just is just this is often easy. it does not fit it does not conform. to shifting standards it. it says only to the facts into the law. if we simply actor in a motion are outraged is no justice mob justice is a chess is just a side

finally got the green line, but many took to city hall this morning to protest.th the new restrictions. it means that right now, restaurants can open a 25% capacity. you have to have mandatory temperature checks. you have to provide information for contact tracing. you have to update your filtration system inside your restaurants. you must close at midnight, and bars cannot be open. asking some of the protesters as to why they are so dissatisfied with the new restrictions. >> we've been struggling, holding on by our fingernails for the last six months. most of these people see, they haven't worked in six months. >> collectively, no one has come together and said we need to pass the restaurant act, keep these businesses alive. >> the restaurant owners find it unfair that others can open up, but not here. the demands are 50% capacity, full capacity by november. they want bars to reopen, and like many other industries, hoping for some type of federal relief. these demands, as the cdc puts out a new survey of roughly 314, and for those who tested positive, they are t

>>the scene this morning outside city hall in san jose. crews were using a pressure washer to erase a large message that read justice for briana taylor. dozens of other tags denounced police vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas a statue it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>well california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the

>>thank you jonathan dozens of hair stylists and barbers gatheeed outside san francisco city hall this morning they were calling on city leaders to let them reopen they argue that they have been professionally trained in personal hygiene and that their profession is more than just a job. >>yes, we have the talent we have a skill. but people come with their just look at the skills, how you they come up for the connections the conversations. >>here's san francisco's reopening goals for the rest of the month by mid september city hotels can reopen for visitors along with outdoor movie screenings and outdoor family entertainment such as miniature golf in zoos, places of worship can also open for individual prayer and for outdoor worship for services of up to 50 people and by the end of the month. the city says it hopes to allow indoor services at hair and nail salons barbershops massage parlors gyms and fitness centers despite the goal, many owners of independent fitness studios in san francisco say there are still too many questions for sellers so the money and live for us in the newsroom

this was the memorial at the steps of city hall sunday afternoon city leaders, including mayor london breed spoke at that event organizers say it's important to continue fighting for the rights and values that ginsburg stood for. >>held >>on as much as she could because she knew how important it was that not be given to somebody that is anti twice. it's a woman's right to choose that is nonnegotiable. this was the second event in san francisco during the weekend to honor justice ginsburg. >>hundreds of mourned her death at a candlelight vigil in the castro district on friday just hours after she passed. well to the east bay people came out to honor and remember the late justice ruth bader ginsburg over the weekend about a 100 people came out to the 40 minute tribute event in martinez many shared stories of what ginsburg accomplished for the rights of women and others during her time in her in the high court. this was just one of several memorials that took place all across the bay area. many gathered for a candlelight vigil and san francisco friday night following ginsburg well now to