one testing site will be at the andrew hill high school cafeteria. the other site at the santa clara north side branch library. both sites remain open through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >>> developing this afternoon, a fire that sparked in presidio could be linked to fireworks. crews responded around 7:00 in the morning. four fire spots were discovered. one near the famous conspire sculpture. the crews were quick to douse the flames that burned nearly one acre. the conspire was saved and no injuries reported. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the a's ready to negotiate. how today's coliseum deal could benefit the city of oakland. >>> can camera detect coronavirus? the pilot program with a high-tech screening process at l.a. x. we'll show you how it works. >>> and here's live look looking north. hard to make out the golden gate bridge with the fog rolling in. breezy conditions from concord and hayward at this hour. the full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >>> and kpix is working to bring you the positive stories

starting tuesday at 10 am tests will be available at andrew hill high school in san jose and santa clara's north side branch library. residence can also get a nose swab test for free and without an appointment. the county also has at least 57 locations offeri test >>southern california freeway. a minivan with a motorcycle lodged around its front bumper. tonight, how witnesses helped track down the suspect. >> plus fires break out across the bay area. flames getting dangerously close to homes. >> we will all exhale and get a weather forecast. few changes ahead. is coming up after the break. >> we are proud to be partnering with sf pride to celebrate pride 50 generations of hope. the three-hour show is next sunday on our sister station. we will also be >> a developing story tonight us summer evening erupted into a night of violence in the uk. three were seriously hurt in the stabbing attack. it happened in the town of redding. a 25-year-old man has been arrested. witnesses say the park was full of people socializing on the grass when one perstaed nt a la them. >> police areg fo other tsey no

one of the new pop up test centers is in san jose and andrew hill high school and they do that in the cafeteria there and the other is it santa clara and morlan way and both centers open from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow through friday. county health officials say the centers are best for people who are not showing any symptoms currently. >>> health authorities reporting a surge in coronavirus cases in san quentin prison in marin county. hundred 59 prisoners tested positive and according to the chronicle is a tenfold increase in just two weeks. health experts claim the spike in cases at san quentin and the recent transfer of a large number prisoners from chino prison from san bernardino county. the transfer followed a virus outbreak at chino as well. >>> with many of us are wearing and washing our cloth face lot masks, there is a new warning. health officials in santa clara county are telling people to make sure their mask is completely dry. masks lose their effectiveness when they are damp or wet. officials suggest taking an extra mask with you when you leave your home so you

one of the new pop-up test centers is in the cafeteria at andrew hill high school in san jose. the other is in santa clara. the northside library is on moreland way. those centers will be open from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. that is every day through this friday. >>> in oakland, there is a free drive-through antibody testing. leaders of the gospel church say that they are hosting the tests for uninsured and other uninsured members of the community. the testing is in their parking lot on 66th avenue from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. you can find online registration on our website, ktvu.com. >>> today, the san jose city council will vote on expanding evictions through july because of the pandemic. the current order runs out this month and prevents people from being evicted from homes or businesses because of financial losses caused by the coronavirus. tenants have up to one year to pay back rent that is overdue. >>> local food banks say the need for food for the needy just keeps growing during the pandemic. second harvest of silicon valley and from serving 270,000 peo

the class of 2020 and now we will shine the spotlight on carlos gonzales he is graduating from andrew hill high school in san say while he has not decided what college she wants to attend. he does plan on getting a business got time figured out you do you congrats to carlos and all the 2020 gratz and you can submit your graduate on our website. kron 4 dot com find the salute to grads twenty-twenty under new submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school days attended and what is next for him or her. we will go back now to the breaking news. we're following here on kron 4 san jose of firefighters are on the scene of a vegetation fire right now. the latest information is on our website kron 4 dot com. and i'll read some of the latest details to you right now what we do know is that this fire started sometime this evening, it's burning about 6 acres in grass and oak woodland in the area of colleen drive so this is in san jose and santa clara county will switch over to a map so you can see colleen dreyfus of his will mentioning it a little bit earlier so here's colleen drive the f

. >>> the county opened up temporary pop-ups at andrew hill high school and antioch baptist church in san jose along with your side branch library in santa clara and appointments are not needed. >>> santa clara county health officials are showing deaths will triple to nearly 15,000 by october. >> ultimately the question of how we're doing as a nation is we are not doing so well. how are we doing as a state? not doing so well. how are we doing as a region? not doing so well. >> dr. geoff smith said santa clara county saw the largest case numbers monday with 10022 new cases. the blue line is california. the redline is santa clara with both showing a similar object. members of the task force are expressing concern about the rising infections across the country. andre senior shows us wabout the state of the virus and the odds for successful vaccine. >> edged out of the spotlight the coronavirus pandemic that upended the lives of millions of americans has once again taken center stage. it's a mixed bag. some good and some we have a problem with. dr. anthony fauci and three other members of

the first one will be at andrew hill high school cafeteria in south san jose. the other side will be at the santa clara northside branch library. both sites open tomorrow through friday, 10 am to 4 pm.>>> the pandemic is taught americans how to work from home and many say they are happy to keep on doing it. others are overwhelmed with the stress and long hours. cbs reporter nancy chen on the work from home burnout. >> reporter: as a mother of two young children, jean stafford thought working from home would be a nice change. >> i was getting some extra time with them, i would set up upstairs and it would be great. >> reporter: after two weeks of working remotely for massachusetts publishing house while juggling her family's needs, she started to feel the strain. >> a few days i would be fine and working fine and everything would be fine and then on say a friday i would feel like i couldn't even deal. couldn't get up that day, couldn't get dressed, couldn't put a smile on. >> reporter: stafford says she was burned out. a condition doctors are seeing more than ev

it's andrew hill high school in san jose and northside branch library in santa clara. the tests are free and again you do not need an appointment you can just walk up. we also have details on our website kron 4 dot com. if you want that information later on today. the golden gate bridge district has begun reopening parking lots on the south end of the bridge, however, the parking lots will only be open on weekdays weekends and holiday closures will still be in place just to avoid crowded during the pandemic and people visiting the bridge are still being encouraged to practice social distancing. well the decision to reopen some bay area businesses earlier than expected is coming as governor newsome delivers a sobering update about covid-19 across california. well first kate rooney takes a closer look. a new message from governor gavin newsome monday as california continues to monitor covid-19 numbers in the state. >>newsome said monday that california is still in the middle of a first wave of the virus. those it suggest we're out of the woods. >>those that suggests this

. >> the county also opened a temporary pop-up at andrew hill in san jose, along with north side branch in santa clara. appointments are not needed. >>> bart has modified an existing policy that passengers wear masks on stations and trains. bart released the plan that said bart woulden force the mask requirement but according to the san francisco chronicle, they were concerned about potential conflicts between police and riders. so it wasrewritten to focus on education. >>> bay area companies are criticizing president trump's executive order to suspend new h-1b visas. the visas helped keep silicon valley moving. >> reporter: tech companies railing guess president trump's executive order. it suspends many work visas through the end of the year. it further limits immigration, citing a goal of protecting u.s. jobs lost by the coronavirus. >> the trump administration is using the cover of a global pandemic to slash legal immigration. this would be the biggest threat in the century. >> reporter: the president of forward dot u.s. he said this will hurt america's place as a center for challeng

one is that andrew hill high school in san jose. the other is in santa clara. the tests are free and no appointment is necessary. testing will be available through friday 10 am to 4 pm. santa clara county has tested almost 6500 people between june 16 and 18 and there are a total of 57 locations offering tests. >>> los angeles international airport is testing out thermal imaging cameras to identify travelers with elevated temperatures. it is an additional way of screening for covid-19. it will screen passengers for body temperatures of 100.4 or higher. anyone found with an elevated body temperature will be asked to undergo a second screening. if they feel that, they will be quarantined. >>> dr., i don't want to turn this entire segment into president trump but i cannot understand why he said he has told his people to slow down testing for the coronavirus. he is the most powerful person in the world and what he says matters. people are dying and testing is crucial. if he was just joking which is what his staff initially said, why would you joke about something li

all right andrew hill high school that testing their will take place in the cafeteria. so if you're looking around so all starting next week residents can get swab test at either location free and without an appointment. that's a big one no appointment needed so residents don't have to make any preexisting arrangements which can often be challenge for many. now here in the county they tested nearly 6,000 500 people at pop-up locations between june 16th and the 18th. so it appears to be working currently out here in santa clara they have about would say 57 locations already. so it sounds like the pop up shops in the testing for people are really working. so county officials are saying they really hope that residents take advantage of this testing and they come out to one of these locations but for now reporting here in santa clara reyna harvey kron 4 news all right randi thanks a lot for that live report from the south bay robin. >>now to some breaking news that we're following for you from overnight in minnesota, one man was killed and 11 others hurt in a shooting early

one of the new pop-up test centers is in the cafeteria at andrew hill high school in san jose. other is in santa clara at the northside branch library. that is on moreland way. both centers will be 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon, every day through this friday. >>> in oakland this afternoon that there is a free drive- through antibody test site. leaders of the gospel church say that they are hosting these for underserved members of the community. testing is in the church parking lot on 66th avenue from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. you can find online registration information on our website, ktvu.com, just click on web links. >>> today, the san jose council will vote on extending banning evictions through july because of the pandemic. the current order runs out at the end of this month and prevents people from being infected from their homes or businesses because of financial losses from the coronavirus. tenants have up to one year to pay overdue rent. >>> all right, it is 5:39. let's go back to steve paulson to check in on the weather. are we going to hit some records as

tested in the south bay there's a new pop-up site that starts operating tomorrow at san jose's andrew hill high school. in santa clara you can get tested at north side branch library. both of those pop-up locations will be open tomorrow through friday 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. the good news for you here you don't need an appointment. >>> redwood city leaders are scheduled to vote on a budget raising questions among some residents. the leaders say the current plan is pegged to prepandemic expenditures. it also does not take into account more recent accounts about policy. -- policing. councilmembers say the current plan will be approved with modifications put into place this october. this is after a series of hearings this summer. >>> happening today santa clara county supervisors plan to declare racism a public health crisis. they say they support the black lives matter movement and will present solutions to stop racial inequities in santa clara county. that meeting starts at 10:30 this morning. >>> struggling san francisco renters will reportedly be getting help whe

this tuesday through friday from 10:00am to 04:00pm testing will be done at andrew hill high school in san jose and northside branch library in santa clara gain the tests are free and you don't even need an appointment. we have details on kron 4 dot com just days after governor newsome made wearing masks in public, a requirement. the cdc is planning to update its recommendation on wearing them. scientists wanted to find out of masks protect people from getting the coronavirus not just prevent them from spreading it. the cdc has already published guidance on its website. one recommendation says that people should wear masks when they leave their homes. the other recommends wearing them if people can't socially distant. the cdc says the new guidelines are expected soon. in national news tonight, former national security adviser john bolton says he will not be voting for president trump in november. in an interview published today, bolton said in 2016, he voted for trump over hillary clinton. but after years quote seeing this president up close. bolton says he cannot do this again. bolton

if you're looking to be tested in the south bay a new pop-up site operating starting tomorrow at andrew hill high school n. santa clara you can get tested at the north side branch library. both of those locations will be open to the public tomorrow through friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and you don't need an appointment. >>> redwood city leaders are scheduled to vote today on a budget that's raising questions among some residents. leaders say that the current budget plan is pegged to prepandemic expenditures and revenue targets and also does not take into account more recent concerns about policing. they say the current plan will be approved with modifications put into place after a series of hearings this summer. >>> happening today in santa clara county supervisors plan to declare racism a public health crisis. they say they support the black lives matter movement and will present solutions to stop racial inequities within the at 10:30 this morning. >>y> be getting some help when it comes to just trying to make it in the bay. the city is about to authorize using $1 million to cut the rent

they include andrew hill high school in san jose and northside branch library in santa clara. again the testing is free and like we mentioned for the other side you don't need an appointment just show up. we'll also have more details on our website kron 4 dot com if you'd like to find out more. the golden gate bridge district has started to reopen the parking lots on the south end of the bridge. >>but the lots are only open on weekdays they're still closed on the weekends and during holidays. they're trying to keep covid out and keep people from gathering there people visiting the bridge, you're still encouraged to stay at least 6 feet apart, and wear a mask. a big story this morning in the south bay police are looking for a woman who intentionally coughed on a baby and it was all caught on camera it happened at. yogurtland shop on connell road in san jose. you can see here is a woman in her 60 she takes off her face masks goes over and coughs on purpose on this one year-old baby. apparently she was upset because the mom with the child was not debris, you know practicing socia

now, one of the new pop-up centers is at the cafeteria at andrew hill high school in san jose.he other is in santa clara at the north side ranch library on moreland way. both centers will be open from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. that is every day through this friday. >>> the time is 6:40. steve paulson is back to talk about the weather. the day is starting off overcast. you do expect sunny and hot weather anywhere, right? >> that is inland. the co-stand bay will be in the 60s and 70s. we will get a huge spread on the temps. the weekend does look cooler. the system will drop in. everything will continue to march as advertised. the fog is they are. the wind is not as robust. these were the highs yesterday. ukiah was at 103. half moon bay was at 64. concord and livermore were at 95. the city was 66. we are sitting at 64 now. we are in the 50s for most. menlo park is in the 60s. concord is at 58, pittsburgh is in there, danville is in there, posterior to fremont, we are in that 58 party. el cerrito, richmond, that is very close to the low cloud deck. it is up

screen there going to be operating today through friday from 10 in the morning until 04:00pm at andrew hill high school that's in san jose and also at northside branch library in santa clara, the tester free again you don't need an appointment you just walk up and get tested we have more details on our website at kron 4 dot com if you're interested. the golden gate bridge district by the way also reopening parking lots on the south end of the bridge on the san francisco side however parking lots will only be open for the weekdays the weekends holidays are still shut down. they want to avoid crowding during this pandemic and people visiting the bridge are also still encouraged to practice social distancing and of course you have to wear the mask. >>president trump says he wasn't kidding when he said that he wants the u.s. to do less coronavirus testing. here it is moments ago from the white house lawn. >>tell you let me make it clear. we have got the greatest testing program anywhere in the world. and we have the most of them. we did 25 plus. what if you look at other countries. david we did

this tuesday through friday from 10:00am to 04:00pm testing will be done at andrew hill high school in san jose and northside branch library in santa clara. again the tests are free and you don't need an appointment. we have details for you if you case you're just say that crime for dot com. >>the cdc is planning to update its recommendations on wearing masks. scientists wanted to find out of masks protect people from getting the coronavirus not just prevent them from spreading it. the cdc has already published guidance on its website. one recommendation says people should wear masks when they leave their homes. the other recommends people wearing them wear them rather if people can't socially distance. the cdc says the new guidelines are expected quote soon. anti racist protests continue to spread across the country leading to calls to defund police departments and take down historic statues this is a video a protest in tulsa pittsburgh cambridge mass and in atlanta where protesters gathered there was some burning flags and in compton today in southern california protesters demanded j

hours are different and the days are a little bit less we're talking tuesday through friday at andrew hill high. this is from 10 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon and then at northside branch library and that's located at 6, 9, 5, moreland same deal you don't have to worry about immigration status. i know some people worried about that. not a big deal they won't ask you about that but try to have at least if you do come down here. you have to have a temperature of at least 99 degrees that's always been the jumping off point for all the covid-19 tests simply because they're still not widespread. yes, they're more available than they were when they first happened over the first couple of days of the pandemic when everybody was scrambling, but make no mistake about it is still not widespread. so you still have to have a temperature of at least 99 degrees as a jumping off point you come down to here go inside one per person you get san jose sharks or barracuda memorabilia, just so you can get tested and the results robin should come back in a day or so back to you all rig

it's not full 5 days just 3 days starting tomorrow through friday if you happen to live near the andrew hill high. this is the location at 3200 center road you can go down there and then if you live near northside branch library that's located at 6, 9, 5 moreland avenue. that's also available to you those places as an all the other places will not ask you for your immigration status but keep in mind. he should have at least something of a fever around 99 degrees or so that's always been the jumping off point for all the covid-19 cases, the cases are still not widespread as far as the tests are concerned and that's why they want to say these tests for people who have serious symptoms are really think that they might have covid-19 the results should come back in a day or so and they have to keeping on top of this because we have seen an uptick in covid-19 cases just over the weekend. 4,000 new cases robin and so far ever since they started tracking covid-19 cases just in our state. we now are sitting around 174,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 it's important for santa clara county because in th

to the shark tank there are 2 other locations in san jose that you can also visit, there's the andrew hill high. these hours are different from the shark tank, they're independent from what's going on at s a p these hours are from 10 o'clock until 4 o'clock in the afternoon and the first location is located at 3200 center. >>if you don't live near that location. there's another place called the northside branch library that's located at 6, 9, 5 moreland way you can go to those locations same deal they don't care about immigration status. if you might recall santa clara county actually was the county in the bay area. they took off the fastest as far as covid-19 cases, it settled down just a little bit. but we are seeing an uptick in covid-19 cases across the state, especially with a lot of locations starting to reopen. the test results should come back in a day or so keep in mind they want to preserve the tests for those are really needed. if you have a fever particularly around 99 degrees or so that's the jumping off point for you to come down to get tested, will not cost you anything, but

the first is andrew hill high school in san jose and then the northside branch library in santa clara. the tests are free and again you don't need an appointment just walk up and you'll get one with more details on our website at kron 4 dot com. the golden gate bridge district by the way has reopened parking lots on the south end of the bridge, however, those laws will only be open on the weekdays weekend and holiday closures are still going to stay in effect they want to avoid crowded during the pandemic and people visiting the bridge or course still encouraged to practice social distancing and bring that mask. >>another big story that we're following is in the south bay where police are looking for a woman who intentionally coughed on a baby in a yogurt land shop on cottage road in san jose and it was all caught on camera kron four's dan thorn has the story. >>surveillance video from inside the yogurtland on cottle road captures a series of cops now being treated as a crime as described by police a woman in her 60's is seen removing her face mask and hacking on a one year-old is lik

this is that andrew hill high school located at 3200 center road in san jose. and if you're not close to that location. the other location is northside branch library located at 6, 9, 5, marlon way and this comes on the heels of all this covid tests that have been happening in the bay area and california statewide robin this morning we're sitting at approximately 174,000 confirmed covid-19 cases in california about 4,000 new cases and they are fearful because they're reopening things slowly but surely, and they're fearful that there could be a spike in covid-19 cases which is why it would not be a surprise to see more sites, pop up all over the bay area all over the country. but this location you come down here you get an extra incentive. you get sharks memorabilia by the way both all these tests are free no charge to you the results should come back within a day or so back to you robin this is good with the numbers in the case is on the rise, it's always great to hear about these new testing sites. thank you will. >>well a father's day weekend brought a lot of

first is the andrew hill high school a location in san jose and then northside branch library in santa clara, the test again are free and you do not need an appointment just show up and get tested. we've got a lot more information for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. the golden gate bridge district by the way has begun reopening the parking lots on the south end of the bridge. however, those lots will only be open on the weekdays weekend and holiday closures are going to stay in place just to avoid crowding their during this pandemic and during this pandemic and people visiting the bridge are practice social distancing. >>a big story this morning in the south bay there police are looking for a woman who is wanted for intentionally coughing on a baby. yogurtland shop on collier road in san jose and was caught on camera kron four's dan thorn takes a look at what happened. >>surveillance video from inside the yogurtland on cottle road captures a series of cops now being treated as a crime as described by police a woman in her 60's is seen removing her face mask and hacking on a one y

one of the new public test centers is that a cafeteria at andrew hill high school in san jose.s in santa clara at the north side library on moreland way. both centers are open from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon every day through this friday. >>> the monterey bay aquarium is set to reopen come next month. back in march they quite medical sisters like many businesses because the pandemic. the aquarium has kept up some live webcams like the one you can see right now. visitors will see one-way paths throughout the aquarium along with the limited amount of gas. those guests will be let into the aquarium every 30 minutes. the monterey bay aquarium opens to the public on july 13th. >> 8:38, i feel i could talk to every single year before my family takes the annual visit to pacific grove in monterey. so music get something, other years it is just a lot of fog. >> i used to live there. it can be really cold or can be okay. but it is very similar there. you can have foggy king conditions in and going to monterey and it is sunny. and then you head out to carmel valley a

redwood city, 8586 palo alto in the south bay a couple token 90's los gatos andrew morgan hill comingat 90 87 for san jose santa clara, 8688 going on pitas on the east bay shoreline to the south we got 84 union city 82 for fremont tri valley a 90 ish 88 or so coming in for pleasanton so no 8688 for walnut creek in 94 conquered, 78 san leandro and 74 berkeley, up here the north bay a variety always a chilly spot at 66. pittsburgh at 88 96 vacaville, so things haven't changed too much inland. but they're changing elsewhere, 83 for napa 89 sonoma 87 for santa rose with 80's heading down south in the seven-day forecast we dropped to the 80's and how about the upper 70's as we get into sunday then with the crawl back out and we don't get back into the 90's inland until it looks like wednesday or thursday, so a little break in the heat here. if you've been waiting for it break in the traffic looks at the bay bridge toll plaza is all lined up though, but robin phillips and oh yeah we officially have a crowd heading into san francisco, you're right that backup spilling beyond the atv overcros

hill. >> andrew mccarthy, always great to have you on. thank you for your insight and your perspective.ee you. we will stay on this story. growing questions in washington. new details coming forward questioning why exactly was robert mueller appointed to do the molar probe when the fbi knew the case was falling apart? we have more on government officials using a secure and rarely cited law to go after the trump team. this going off the rails. digging into the documents, digging into the footnotes as we have been doing for three years now. thknowing better than most americans what it is like to be unfairly targeted by the federal government. that story next. ♪ ing an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's 15 percent on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? dj khaled to be your motivational coach? yo devin! remember to brush in a circle motion. thank you... dj... khaled. tiny circles, devin. do another one. another one. is this good? put in that work, devin. don't give up. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th.

hill. >> andrew mccarthy, always great to have you on. thank you for your insight and your perspective.d to see you. we will stay on this story. growing questions in washington. new details coming forward questioning why exactly was robert mueller appointed to do the molar probe when the fbi knew the case was falling apart? we have more on government officials using a secure and rarely cited law to go after the trump team. this going off the rails. digging into the documents, digging into the footnotes as we have been doing for three years now. thknowing better than most americans what it is like to be unfairly targeted by the federal government. that story n n n n ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ liz: okay. welcome back. we have digging into the government footnotes. growing questions in washington over why the molar probe was launched to begin with after fbi officials and doj officials say by early 2017 the fbi and doj had not turned up any evidence in the trump russia pro. the form

hill. elizabeth: andrew mccarthy. always great to have you on.ch for your insights and your perspective. great to have you on. good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay. we're going to stay on this story. growing questions in washington. new details coming forward, questioning why exactly was robert mueller appointed to do the mueller probe when the fbi knew the case was falling apart? we've got more on government officials using a obscure and rarely cited laws to go after the trump team. this probe veered off the rails away from trump russia conspiracy. we are digging into the documents, digging into the footnotes as we have been doing for three years now. we're going to talk to walid phares, i knows better than most americans what it is like to be unfairly targeted by the federal government. that story next i'm a performer. -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help

pull down a statue of one of his predecessors, andrew jackson, outside the white house earlier this week. julia manchester, political reporter at the hillhe sees as the objective of the executive order. well, it's basically meant to enforce, or maybe more strictly enforce, a number of already existing laws and statutes that prevent any vandalisation of these statues. so, there's already an act that protects veteran statues across the country. however, it's not clear how this would further enforce that. you know, it seems that president trump really is trying to take a firm stance on this and really trying to appeal to a lot of his political base that would be against the removing of these statues. however, one new portion of the executive order does state that the president is essentially calling for a number of districts that may be more lenient in terms of the vandalisation of statues to have theirfunding limited. at this point, i don't think it will be effective in its current form. now, we could get more details, more guidance from the white house about how they will continue to essentially enforce this, but it's hard to imagine hav

hill. >>> royal rumble the gloves come off as the fbi tries to get prince andrew to cooperate in the jeffrey epstein investigation. >>> today is the final day that friends and family and the public will get to pay their respects to george floyd a private funeral service will be held today for the 46-year-old who died when a minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for over eight minutes. it comes one day after one of the former minneapolis police officers charged in his death appeared in court. >> reporter: as a nationwide debate erupts over de-funding police department, the officer accused of george floyd's murder went before a judge for the first time in an orange jump suit and wearing a blue face covering former officer derek chauvin faced a judge for the first time over video link charged with second degree murder and manslaughter after the death of george floyd a judge set bail at $1 million with conditions including supervised release and rendering any firearms derek chauvin's lawyer didn't comment. the case has rocked the minneapolis police department. which is also under a state

statue of andrew jackson in washington at lafayette square president trump is pushing for tough prison sentence for anybody who vandalizes a monument on federal property. democrats on capitol hill say the president though should stop protecting, racist monuments and listen to the protesters. our dc correspondent alexander le mon has more. >>the word killer was painted across the base of president andrew jackson statue in a park outside of the white house and protesters attempted to topple the statue number of people are in jail and going to jail today. now president trump promises 10 year prison sentences to those who vandalized monuments on federal >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says protesters want to erase history governors and mayors have stood down and watch criminals spray paint charges. and topple structures democrats criticized president trump for pushing for the harsh prison sentences, even as his administration works on prison reforms to try to reduce many sentences, nevada congresswoman dina titus says president trump's reaction is quite different than when white supremacists help protests in charlottesville was not see symbols but let's go and nobody else

statue of andrew jackson in lafayette square in dc president trump is pushing for tough prison sentences for anybody who vandalizes a monument on federal property and democrats on capitol hill say the president should stop pfotecting. >>racist monuments and start listening to the protesters. our washington correspondent alexandra le mon has more. >>the word killer was painted across the base of president andrew jackson statue in a park outside of the white house and protesters attempted to topple the statue number of people are in jail and going to jail today. now president trump promises 10 year prison sentences to those who vandalized monuments on federal property >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says protesters want to erase history governors and mayors have stood down and watch criminals spray paint charges. and topple structures, democrats criticized president trump for pushing for the harsh prison sentences, even as his administration works on prison reforms to try to reduce many sentences, nevada congresswoman dina titus says president trump's reaction is quite different than when white supremacists help protests in charlottesville was not see symbols but let

governor andrew cuomo with a scathing response >> if he ever feels a moment of decency, he should apologize for that tweet show some decency. show some humanity show some fairness >> reporter: on capitol hillf the president's republican allies refused to comment but his gop detractors didn't hold back >> i saw the tweet it was a shocking thing to say i won't dignify it with any further comment. >> reporter: tonight the white house chief of staff pressed >> i learned a long time ago not to comment on tweets. and i'm not going to break that >> reporter: the two officers involved in the buffalo incident have been charged with assault. as for gugino, his lawyer says he is out of icu but still in the hospital lester >> all right kristen welker at the white house, thank you. >>> tens of thousands poured into the streets once again today and a civil rights icon led her own protest. miguel almaguer has that story >> reporter: taking over boulevards, freeways, and bridges. the call for change in the name of george floyd is now being realized in communities across the nation in portland, after violent clashes, the police chief is stepping down, clearing the way for a black chief, who is the head of

andrews and said again he wanted slower testing. we'll be covering his trip to arizona and what's happening on capitol hill on twitter.an follow me ther there @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. >> thank you, scott. >>> trending this morning beyonce is putting out a song of support for the black lives matter movement and she's taking it a step further, too. >> beyonce released her song "black parade" on juneteenth. also she's included a list of several black-owned businesses. that list covers various industries like beauty, fashion, and even restaurants. >> nice to see her paying it forward. also, pink is giving us just one more reason to love her. she took to instagram with her therapist where she opened up about everything including being a mom. she talked about one time where she slammed her dishwasher in front of her daughter out of frustration and then apologized. >> i got right down on the floor and said to her, i'm sorry. this is not your fault. you did nothing wrong. i don't know how to do this. there is no book for being a mom. >> her daughter replied, oh, mom, even when you're the worst you're the best. they kno

hill the man is now in a serious but stable condition in hospital buffalo mayor byron brown says he was deeply disturbed by the video by new york governor andrew cuomo called it utterly disgraceful. police in australia are asking the court to ban a black lies matter protests planned for saturday fearing it could help spread the coronavirus 2000 people march in the capital camera in solidarity with the us but also highlighting racial inequality at home a much larger rallies span for sydney on saturday with about 10000 people expected if hundreds and hundreds or thousands of people turn out then they are in breach of the health order if they haven't complied with the supreme court and obviously all the police powers that are available to us can be used but we would match rather see a peaceful outcome. there is nicola gage in sydney explains why authorities are targeting this protest. new south wales has had the highest number of corona virus infections . and we have had several protests across the country over the past week since the death of george floyd in the united states but they have been relatively small and this event that is planned for

essentially the mom tear down the statue of andrew jackson and so that's why they push it out there completely and i just came from the linkin park which is in the capitol hill neighborhood and they are expressing their outrage toward the emancipation statue which shows abraham lincoln and saying that they are planning on tearing down that statue in that park on thursday. >> tucker: so the man who freed the slaves is now recast as a racist. that's not even worth discussing how stupid these people are creative. >> it's a classic show of showing how black people are inferior to white people, saying it was federal property and saying that that land that they were standing on the stolen land and that actually wasn't federal property at all. so they were really upset again because of how it portrays lincoln with the freed slaves and there was some disagreement among the crowd here, and older woman who said was this outrage when the statue was being built and they were saying they didn't have the power back then to prevent it from being put up so like i said, they are not planning on tearing down the statue today, they are planning on doing that on thursday. >> tu

> turned on the stature of andrew jackson and so that's why they pushed the perimeter out there completely. and i just came from the linkin park, which was in the capitol hillborhood and their expressing their outlets towards the emancipation statuary chose abraham lincoln and they are saying that they are planning on tearing down that statue in that park on thursday. >> tucker: so the man who freed the slaves is now recast as a racist. it's not even worth discussing how stupid these people are. it really is an indictment of our education system above all, but i'm interested since you were there, what were they saying? >> one of the main speakers there, he said that that statue of lincoln was just a classic case of showing how black people -- he says that -- because the park is federal property and so he said that that land so they were standing on was stolen land and that it actually wasn't federal property all. and so they were really upset, again, because of how it portrayed lincoln with the freed and there was some disagreement among the crowd. there was an older woman who said that where was this outrage when the statute was being built and they were s

andrew jackson statue remains another might be coming down soon if d.c.'s nonvoting delegate eleanor holmes has her way she's to remove capitol hill which shows abraham lincolnd slaved. norton says even though freed slaved paid for the statute do you in 1976 done without their input. another protest statue emancipation memorial. we will see if it turns violent. the d.c. mayor says hopes everything will remain peaceful. jon? >> jon: as we all do. lucas tomlinson. police say a mob ambushed and hurt two of their officers. the chief says the officers were responding to reports of a shooting. when they showed up looking for a victim. a crowd surrounded them throwing glass bottles and jumping on their police cars. at least one person arrested. there is growing pressure on facebook to reign in hateful content or risk losing money. several companies agreeing to pull ads including pat gone i can't. the north face and ben and jerry's all part of the stop hate for profit campaign organized by civil rights groupings after the death of george floyd. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has been criticized for not taking action after twitter began flagging some of president trump

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hill joins us with details on that and more. let's talk about the good news for new york. >> and there is some good news. governor andrew cuomo. i know you will be speaking to him a little bit later. saying they just had the highest number of tests done in new york state, and the lowest positive-percentage rate. that's good, right? the more testing you do, the fewer people who are testing positive. here, in new york city, mayor bill de blasio says they're ready to move into phase two. governor cuomo says he will announce that officially on friday. but noted new york is doing well but governor cuomo says he is concerned about what he's seeing, and he is concerned about people bringing the virus into yonew york state. he was asked specifically if he would consider a quarantine of travelers coming from florida. he might consider it, noting this was really a 180-degree turn from what we saw 100 days ago when florida put similar measures of travel into place for new york. >> yeah, erica. there is a lot of discussion about florida and people heard, in our opening piece, they are seeing that dramatic rise in cases. so much so, that t

hill. >>> while you were sleeping, there were some violent clashes between police and protesters near the white house. protesters attempting to topple a statue of former president andrew jackson, a slave owner. and they spray-painted the columns of the historic st. john's church. president trump went on twitter to attack protesters, and he also retweeted an unrelated viral video of a black man punching a white man. the president did not explain why he wants more people to see violence. >> all right, we're going to begin with the coronavirus pandemic. >>> joining us now, cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. also with us, dr. jean morso, the director of the division of infectious diseases at university of alabama at birmingham. and i just want to put up these graphs again so people can see the increases in at least one state. this is florida. the number of new cases. you can see the rise in number of new cases there. it's not just because there's more testing. ignore the nonsense coming from the president on this. look at the positivity rate. more people being tested are showing that they have the virus. and then finally, in terms of it didn't have to be th

hill this morning. updating a senate committee on the latest efforts to contain covid-19. that is supposed to start at 7:00 a.m. >>> number five new york governor andrewuomo said travelers from california could be added to his state's quarantine order. travelers from here would be required to isolate for 14 days upon arrival in new york along with new jersey and connecticut. >>> number six. outside of the north bay, a little bit warmer today from about 1 degree in san francisco to five in livermore where we hit 90 today. the warmest afternoon until we get to the holiday weekend. >>> and number seven. our current commute is looking good. we're going to check out a live picture here showing you the san mateo bridge and traffic in the area it's definitely beginning to pick up as people make their way towards the peninsula. you see the brake lights there, but everything is moving. >>> in santa rosa some neighbors are concerned after seeing a stuffed animal carrying an american flag attached to a tree. she first noticed this on saturday during a walk with her partner and son -- >> i think everyone should know the racial cwith hanging any monkey from a tree

hill walk the streets of washington, d.c. so i do want to note a things were getting pretty tense between officers and protestors earlier, don, when they had those ropes around the andrew jackson statue. we were told by several people there had been some kind of chemical irritant on them. we did see a helicopter flying overhead. we are told that some of the protestors were throwing things at the police. so, certainly, one of the more tense nights that we have seen over here, as they were unsuccessful in pulling that statue down. but certainly, doing their best to do so. and, don, it's notable that statue is not too far in front of the white house. and the president has come out against removing any of these statues that people say should be removed. bases should be renamed. the president has said he does not believe that should happen. though, we should note he has not commented on what's been going on, right in front of the white house, yet tonight. >> all right. kaitlan, boris, thank you very much. we will get back to you as the situation warrants this evening. that is our breaking news this evening. nearly half of states, seeing a rise in confirmed cases of coronavi

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hill. >> sandra: thank you ed, thank you, shannon appeared let's bring in judge andrew napolitano, who isx nation. thankfully, you are able to join us here. pages of this decision, 6-3 decision dealt with three individual cases, what is your reaction? >> our colleague just said very nicely articulated what is going on here in the court and basically, this is 172 pages over the meaning of the word sex. the simple word, sex mead in 1964 what it means today or is the court just to interpret the statute in accordance with the plain meaning of the word as it is understood by the public. so in 1964, no one in congress thought this applied to the lgbtq community. the community was not organized. he wasn't called that. nobody thought it applied to gays and lesbians. we knew that because in 1964 when it was debating the civil rights act, attempted to add protection for gays and lesbians and they defeated that. does that mean they didn't want the protection in there where the people that wanted to add it in there wanted to add it as a poison pill so the entire statute would be defeated in 1964? jus