antioch police say, recently pursuant to state

we have not heard back from him an antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>meanwhile in the south bay plans are in the works in san jose to reform its police department mayor sam liccardo laid out in a nine-point plan and it includes steps to improve transparency and accountability an arbitration and disciplinary decisions. independent investigations of alleged police misconduct a ban on rubber bullets. and a review of use of force policy the mayor says that the plan reflects his commitment to reforming the police department without defunding it. >>i believe the overwhelming majority of our residents. want us to continue funding the police because they want police officers to show up particularly in communities that are heavily him by i'm our residents are overwhelmingly telling us we want more police. >>well the action comes as protesters call to defund the police department in outrage over police brutality nationwide. well in a developing story that we're following for you this morning law enforcement agencies in contra costa county are teaming up to try

right here at antioch is city hall asking for change. >>a rally for police reform in antioch on people here are asking for the city's police union president to step down after he commented on a photo on facebook of a protester flipping off a police officer he wrote that he believes an open hand slap in the face is 100% justified later releasing a statement that said his comment was taken out of context and that he apologizes for having made it the antioch police chief called the comments insensitive and it says opened an investigation into the matter it's not ok i exercise my right to protest, i'm going to be here as everyone and i will not get slapped in the face by a police officer in the crowd on wednesday katharine wade, the mother of an antioch man who she says was beaten by the cops in 2014, this is a photo of an officer with his knee in her son's neck just outside of her home where she says the officers pulled him out of her car in her driveway, they've sent settled a federal civil rights lawsuit the officer is still with the poli

after the deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year. >> that's why most people are mad.se cops are getting off of stuff they should not get off of. >> the student organizers say they consider taking their fight to get the officer fired. antioch police issued this statement and said recently, pursuant to state law, the san francisco police department released new records of officer maloney shooting. this includes records that were not completed prior to officer maloney being rehired by the antioch police department. >>> 46:00 a.m. happening today. oakland is voting on disbanding the police department. there are some who want to replace the police force with non-uniform peacekeeping ambassadors. earlier back in march the school board rejected an attempt to cut the police department in half. in the meantime governor newsom thinks police departments should be reformed but not disbanded. yesterday an oakland the governor talked about community policing with african-american business owners. >> this is an opportunity to discuss the current roles and responsibilities and law en

>>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post was deleted. but a photo of the post is still making its way around social media, it shows a protester flipping off a police officer and says maybe it's the pe ple not the cops that need better training some people are now calling for the union president corporal to step down i like him to be from being the president of the police she just doesn't look like he's a good bet for. his position i reached out to the mayor for comment but i have not heard also reached out to the city councilors lamar thorpe is the only one who responded dice just shook my head that wow how could one of our police officers be so emboldened to say something so reckless unacceptable corporal aiello released a statement on tuesday that said in part that there is no instance where i could don't in antioch police officer slapping a resident. >>the facebook statement was taken out of context i apologi

livermore at 7472 going on for dublin up to antioch concord rather 7673 for walnut creek 64 berkeley, 74 richmond delay who's checking in at 63. but antioch is one of the few old and under the 80's along with back ability to 79 sonoma 77 for napa in 84 santa rosa, who is the parking lots are opening up the beaches are chilling 57 stenson speech expected to be cooler. this weekend 70 mill valley. now sir you see the high temperatures fall to the lower 70's but even around the bay there in the mid 70's by monday because away we go again by the middle of next week up to about 92 you can see so that the hot stuff comes back again to just remind you that we're in june here but definitely feeling okay springtime month with the flavor of maybe a little sprinkle or shower here, they're cooling temperatures and winds that's what you can expect today tomorrow and warming up in the middle of next week to convey area roadways and bridges and such robin phillips said all right we'll do thank you, let's head over to the bay bridge we're checking in on 80 the drive into san francisco.

we have not heard back from him an antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>meanwhile in the south bay plans are in the works in san jose to reform its police department mayor sam liccardo laid out an ambitious nine-point plan that includes steps to improve transparency and accountability in arbitration and disciplinary decisions also independent investigations of alleged police misconduct and a ban on rubber bullets and also a review of use of force policy. the mayor says these reflect his commitment to reforming the police department without defunding it. >>i believe the overwhelming majority of our residents. want us to continue funding the police because they want police officers to show up particularly in communities that are heavily him by crime. our residents are overwhelmingly telling us we want more police. >>well this move comes as protesters call to defund the police department amid the outrage over police brutality across the country. coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news covid-19 cases are on the rise and more than half of the u.s.. we hav

. >> protesters also gathered in the antioch, as emberley reports, the protesters said that too often there are no consequences for police kill members of the black and latin reets. >> the rally was led by college students to speak up against what they described as racial injustice and always jollity. >> they are too scared to ask for help. >> one officer was with the antioch police department in 2016, he was an officer with the san francisco police department, when he shot and killed a homeless latino man in the mission neighborhood. a spokesperson says he had been with the police for six years, prior to joining san francisco police, after the deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year. >> these cops are getting out for stuff that they should not be getting off for your >> recently pursuant to state law, the san francisco police department released new records of the officers shooting. this included records that were not completed prior to the officer being hired. >> justice no justice, no peace! >> reporter: protesters walked the streets at neild in a tribute to george

also in the east bay community members are calling for police reform in antioch. >>this comes after the city's police union president steve a yellow commenting on a photo on facebook of a protester flipping off a police officer, he wrote that he believes an open hand slap in the face is 100% justified. well now people are asking that he step down calling his actions unacceptable among them catherine wade, the mother of an antioch man who says that i should he was beaten by police in 2014 now this is a photo of an officer with his knee on her son's neck just outside of her home where she says the officer pulled him out of her car in her driveway. they've said settled in a federal civil rights lawsuit officer is still with the police department today. >>no no until you of our victim. i have condolences for the want the lies at the hands of the police. but what about the was this live in through the trauma. the brutalization from police is it's not ok i exercise my right to protest, i'm going to be here as everyone else and i will not get slapped in the face by a pol

live in antioch, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> let's switch gear, paul. we talk about thursday, and we think friday is right around the corner, which means saturday is just that much closer! it's friday eve! a lot of people want to get l, s's ather s su be li >> mostly good for inland folks with a little break from the heat over the weekend, but as the wind kicks up, we have to worry about the fire danger. relative humidity levels are always lower farther inland, but right now they're in the 35 to 40% range at lowest. that's significantly above the fresh threshold where we worry about the fire risk. it's breezy out there. winds 15 to 20 miles per hour, but that's not overly windy by bay area standards. the golden gate is somewhere in there. temperatures just above 60 downtown. otherwise it's a mix of 70s and 80s. 75 in san jose. 83 in livermore, 85 in concord. the tri-valley is where we found this evening's dog to bring us the dog walking forecast. this is lila from danville where temperatures just 79. still the pavement is pretty warm after direct sunlig

we have not heard back from him an antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news.>meanwhile in the south bay plans are in works in san jose to reform its police department. mayor sam liccardo laid out an ambitious nine-point plan that includes steps to improve transparency and accountability in arbitration and disciplinary decisions also independent investigations of alleged police misconduct and a ban on rubber bullets also a review of use of force policy. the mayor says his plans reflect his commitment to reforming the police department without defunding it. >>i believe the overwhelming majority of our residents. want us to continue funding the police because they want police officers to show up particularly in communities that are heavily him by crime. our residents are overwhelmingly telling us we want more police. >>well this move comes as protesters call to defund the police department amid the outrage over police brutality across the country. and happening now the oakland police department says it needs your help in finding a 12 year-old girl police say the

we are live and antioch, kpix 5 news. the >>> going live to wall street, the stark market opened minutes ago. starting the week off and the green. the green is now up hundred 80 points. global stocks were subdued monday with asian market and the red and europe was flat as coronavirus cases pass a grim milestone. john hopkins is reporting their of now then 10 million coronavirus cases worldwide. 500,000 deaths. the u.s. makes a quarter of the deaths. >>> california has now confirmed 250,000 ses, 62,011 the past 14 days. it does not appear to be trending down from a high of 70,149 to just over 4000 reported saturday. >>> counties are underneath a mandatory bar closure amid a spike in coronavirus cases. governor newsom is recommending that governor newsom follows suit. the contra costa bars were slated to reopen on the first and i will not be happening. outdoor bars that serve food can stay open. >> contact tracing is typical in a bar where you have lots of people interacting. >> imperial, los angeles, fresno, and kern count

and for one 60 which is the antioch bridge to reduce your speed heading across and believe they have one more and that's the golden gate foggy here so be careful driving in from the north bay but still no problems are trouble spots at the limit and under 30 minutes nevado to san francisco. while pro sports leagues and the nc double a work on their pandemic playing plans junior league athletics are in limbo as well kron four's kate rooney explains. >>in the landscape of collegiate athletics junior colleges are often an afterthought but not to the thousands of student athletes who rely on the two-year programs to fine tune their game improve their grades or study skills often times where the positive. >>influence of their life where the where the stability were that the place where they can count on some would be and therefore on the place where you know that they have a chance for some guidance and help some you know to just try to change their lives as everything from basic coursework to football practice has moved online at diablo valley college the student-athlete experience has ru

pittsburgh in vacaville as well as antioch also on the toasty side in the mid 90's while close to 94 nevado in sandra fell. tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's friday just a couple of degrees warmer but enough to make it the hottest one of the week. saturday will remain warm before temperatures really cool down into sunday. daria thanks john a size, 16 and bart riders will not have to worry about service shutdowns nearer end on the 4th of july weekend. >>bart crews finished a track replacement project. a little earlier than they had planned they had been working on replacing equipment and the track since april the work led bart to have service delays. and there were traffic backups on highway 24. the project was supposed to shut down service over the july 4th holiday but not anymore they're all done. in alameda county neighbors say illegal fireworks have been keeping them up all night into the early morning hours and they're tired of it congress taylor second has more on the surge of complaints. >>this is a new nightly seen across many bay area cities in alameda county, the us

others we spotted came from as far away as antioch. the next morning as merchants on both sides of the bay were picking up the pieces and boarding up their shattered windows, a group called the anti-police terror project led a car parade through oakland. >> i don't think property damage is violence. >> reporter: a former mayoral candidate later told us looting is its own form of protest. >> we're talking about people who have lost their jobs, people afraid of losing their jobs and a rise in rent and people can't pay their rent. people are angry and they are righteously angry and they're choosing different ways to express that anger. >> reporter: she says even if organized crime groups got involved, that is irreel lant. >> there is a national movement to end state terror. to me their focus could be on having to work with community to eradicate bad police practices. >> reporter: 10 people were arrested in san francisco for looting that night. one in emeryville. san francisco police tell us more arrests are expected. if charges are filed,

antioch to concord, 13 minutes. when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back. a and e at, but a morn 6thw 70s the rt ng to ofround 995. even warmer this afternoon and still mid to upper 80s at 7:00 this evening. sacramento valley, 8:00 red flag warning from sack are a 4e7b toe a and solano. upper 90s. 102 in palm springs. 80 in yosemite and monter today, a judge are is expected to sentence pg&e after more testimony from the victims' families. pg&e pleaded guilty to 84 counts ever involuntary manslaughter and one count of unlawfully starting a fire. ticulate their loss to inclung o lost her mother. >> we lost everything. i've never been through anything like th

the antioch police union president making a controversial comment about getting physical with protesters how the community is responding. >>people leave earth a word of find that the increase may be accelerating. >>a troubling trend in the south bay covid-19 cases on the rise in santa clara county. leading health officials concerned and the future unclear plus new details tonight in the investigation into that the serving shooting that killed brianna taylor. >>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, thank you for joining us for kron 4 news tonight at 8 the antioch police chief is investigating after the police union president made a controversial comment on facebook corporal steve aiello said he believes slapping protesters who flip off police is a 100% justified. kron four's michelle kingston has more from the east bay. >>is advocating violence a peaceful protesters. >>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post

>>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post was deleted. but a photo of the post is still making its way around social media, it shows a protester flipping off a police officer and says maybe it's the people not the cops that need better training some people are now calling for the union president corporal to step down i like him to be from being the president of the police she just doesn't look like he's a good bet for. his position i reached out to the mayor for comment but i have not heard also reached out to the city councilors lamar thorpe is the only one who responded dice just shook my head that wow how could one of our police officers be so emboldened to say something so reckless unacceptable corporal aiello released a statement on tuesday that said in part that there is no instance where i could don't in antioch police officer slapping a resident. >>the facebook statement was taken out of context i apologi

>>in the east bay, a controversial comment on facebook by the antioch police union president has the local community upset and there are now calls for steve i am to step down from his position prefers michelle kingston explains. >>it brought me confusion it brought a lot of you know emotions weathers anger disappointment. >>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post was deleted. but a photo of the post is still making its way around social media, it shows a protester flipping off a police officer and says maybe it's the people not the cops that need better training some people are now calling for the union president corporal to step down i like him to be from being the president of the police she just doesn't look like he's a good bet for. his position i reached out to the mayor for comment but i have not heard also reached out to the city councilors lamar thorpe is the only one who responded dice just shook my head

more than degree difference between antioch right now at 91 degrees and downtown san francisco in half moon bay at 59 degrees so cooler along the coast, thanks to the return of that june gloom and current wind speeds out there right now pretty light and breezy in the double digits out there right now, but well below advisory level on wake-up planner forecast is going to show for your friday, better clearing by the afternoon near average along the coast, but still going to be warm and hot as you make your way inland tracking this heat advisory in solano county with a major cool down and breezy winds for the 2nd half of the weekend more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes catherine, thank you >>and up 6 flags in vallejo reopening next month but for now anyway you can forget about the bribes and the continued push to release thousands of california prison inmates. early and when we come back with a the 4th of july around the corner firefighters are bracing for >>well warmer weather a tender dry bay area illegal fireworks that setting up to really worry some combination. ah

we have not heard back from him an antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news.>all of this happening here at home meanwhile, a national effort to reform police is dead for now democrats blocked a vote to begin negotiations on a republican bill nadia romero reports from washington. >>we lost i lost a vote on a piece of legislation. that would have led to systemic change and the relationship between the communities of color. and the law enforcement community, the leader of the senate republicans efforts to introduce police reform tim scott voicing his frustration. >>after senate democrats lined up to squash the gop has proposed bill denying republicans the 60 votes needed to begin debate on policies the senate republican justice act lacks the substance and the strong desperately needed reforms to stop police brutality against black americans 3 senators democrats joe manchin and doug jones and independent angus king cross party lines to vote in favor of the republican bill republicans wanted incentives for police departments to make changes including limiting choke

>>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post was deleted. but a photo of the post is still making its way around social media, it shows a protester flipping off a police officer and says maybe it's the people not the cops that need better training some people are now calling for the union president corporal to step down i like him to be from being the president of the police she just doesn't look like he's a good bet for. his position i reached out to the mayor for comment but i have not heard also reached out to the city councilors lamar thorpe is the only one who responded dice just shook my head that wow how could one of our police officers be so emboldened to say something so reckless unacceptable released a statement on tuesday that said in part that there is no instance where i could don't in antioch police officers slapping a resident. >>the facebook statement was taken out of context i apologize to the commu

shore like it probably have to have the sun help us out in the mixing process temperatures with 67 antioch and a lofty number there we do have some winds though, and the far east that help do circling in the air can't cool down as easily 61 in concord 57 livermore up to the north bay mostly in the 50's, although valais whole again because the winds at 61. and 58 for san jose for comparison's sake a little cooler along the peninsula this morning and up to portions of the north bay, a touch warmer off to the east bay there's a look at the current winds and again there's a nice little pocket going on around fairfield in concord we expect kind of the summer performance tonight. complements also some daytime heating that's going to draw that in. here's what happens with that fog mixes out for us by midmorning but remains at the coast areas a little bit. and then spills back into the bay again for tonight and the greatest early tomorrow morning. that heat advisory still with us as a formality solano county but as we've been showing you places in contra costa county will see those lofty numbers a

this is the lucky supermarket in antioch on contra loma way.s were called just before 10:00 p.m. last night for a report of a physical disturbance. >> when the officers arrived on scene, they found one subject, who was unconscious, did not have a pulse. the officers began during cpr on him until relieved by firefighters and paramedics. the paramedics eventually pronounced that person deceased on-scene. >> police say that a 56-year- old employee of the store confronted a man after seeing him try to steal meat from behind the butcher shop area. the suspected shoplifter and attacked the employee, and the two got into a fight. when police arrived, they found the employee injured. they found the 34-year-old man unconscious, without a pulse. they do not know why he stopped breathing. the employee was injured and had to be transported to a hospital. the identity of both involved has not been released, but what we do know is the man who died was from antioch. the employee, from concord. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >>> elissa, tha

antioch this morning 59 conquered 58 for livermore in the 50's along the east bay shoreline was 61 for oakland and 50's up the north bay with 55 san francisco for comparison sake. it's really some of the locations around the immediate bay, there are a touch cooler but the pencils a little bit warmer this morning but pretty close but what is happening is we're chipping away at the high temperatures that we've seen the last couple of days here for those inland areas, making note of this fog now this does clear out by the mid morning hours laying around the coast here a little bit. then it comes back again overnight to greet us tomorrow maybe not as aggressive tomorrow morning as we're seeing today. again a crack in the foundation, but that heat advisories still with us for solano county until saturday at 8 o'clock all right the breakdown today will put us about 68 by 09:00am by 12 we're talking about 83. yes, we'll see some 90's today probably the last day will see 90's until early next week after today. and a little micro cool down coming this weekend we'll be talking about it coming up

an antioch flirting with 80's but currently 79 degrees and overnight lows tonight going to remain in the low to mid 50's right along the immediate coastline with widespread upper 50's as you make your way inland but antioch even warmer than that 66 degrees for your overnight temperatures so very toasty overnight lows for you let's take a look at your microclimate friday forecast because downtown san francisco you're at 64 degrees today a few degrees below average but you're going to rebound pretty nicely right where you should be for this time of year at 67 degrees, half moon bay. also in the mid 60's, daly city 62 degrees winds out of the southwest so we're going to get a little bit that cool sea breeze influence, widespread 60's and 70's from brisbane to burlingame millbrae 72 degrees in burlingame warming up into the mid 70's at 73 degrees as the san mateo 10 degrees warmer in redwood city at 83 degrees and mid 80's as well for those of you in mountain view so winds around 20 miles per hour less widespread 80's for the south bay sunnyvale 82 degrees milpitas in santa clara 83 degr

>>and even low to mid-nineties for parts of the tribe valleys with the warmest city right now antioch at 95 degrees and still very bright out there right now even at the 6 o'clock hours the days continue to get a little bit longer summer solstice arrives on saturday with the sun setting at 00:35pm in the evening. so enjoy that extra daylight because after that we're going to start to notice or night to getting a little bit darker earlier as we get into this upcoming weeks and then current wind speeds out there right now fairly calm to breezy downtown san francisco seeing sustained winds at 20 miles per hour future cast for is showing overall a very dry and clear air mass but thanks to that stronger sea breeze we're going to notice the return of the marine layer, mainly along the bay area coastline trying to make its way inland but it's going to hang tight right along the coast throughout most of our friday we're going to see plenty of sunshine in line with a mix of sun and clouds right throughout the coast for your friday afternoon and overnight lows tonight noticeably cooler througho

that's a bit high 40's line up the north bay up here to santa rosa and napa 52 meanwhile ford 64 antioch 54 going on for livermore and 56 meanwhile for san jose and for the comparison sake are a little warmer off to the east bay peninsula in south bay, a uch cooler up here to the north division of a few degrees trailing from yesterday's numbers, nothing really interfering with us you can almost see the outline where the high pressure will be building it's going to be a player for us for the middle of the week keeping those temperatures supported not only just pushing everything around away from us, but also a falling air on top of us a little bit warmer air aloft all works in tandem they have this little bit of extra boost. forecast high temperatures. here's a look at war talking about sunny and warm to hot today, we've got the 80's going on over a good chunk of the bay some 90's inland already then a brief a heat spike returns for those middle 90's for the middle of the week we're talking wednesday, particularly here with the lower 70's at the coast and then 4 weeks end, it's cold in qu

shoreline temps upper 50's to about 60 going on for oakland in luck other racing ahead there at 68 in antioch 64 conquered livermore 61. mid-fifties up here the north bay 59 meanwhile for san jose for the breakdown for you will do about 65 at 08:00am by 11 at 82. but today this afternoon, we're expecting plenty of 90's for a lot of those inland valleys which will go and investigate in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit robin back to you. well there continues to be more fallout from the arrest of former san francisco, public works director mohammed nuru. >>who was charged back in january with police public corruption. now federal prosecutors have charged new rules longtime romantic partner sandra sunny guy with conspiracy to launder money so they also work for the city of san francisco 6 a director and director of the mayor's office of neighborhood services. >>the fact the tone from the top under a number of administrations allowed this kind of behavior to fester is unconscionable. as the u.s. attorneys said if there are any city employees or anybody else who is a part of this corruption. they

after that deadly shooting he returned to antioch police last year . >> that's really why most people are mad, because these cops are getting off with stuff that they shouldn't be getting off with. >> the student organizers say they are considering taking their fight to city council to get officer maloney filed fired from the antioch police department . antioch police say, recently pursuant to state law the san francisco police department released the records of officer maloney's shooting. this included records that were not completed prior to officer maloney being rehired by the antioch police department. >>> also, the berkeley city council passed a measure to ban police from using tear gas, pepper spray, and other chemical agents of protesters. council member ulrich al robinson tweeted the van is permanent. the original proposal was to ban teargas and similar chemicals during the corona virus pandemic. that was because the spray can put peoples respiratory systems at risk and they can have a serious effect on someone who already has breathing problems. >>> happening today, oakland s

the north bay 64 antioch 56 coming in for san jose 54 meanwhile for san francisco. highs today looks like central alley in the lower 90's for today 89 sacramento, central coast of the lower to middle 70's and 80's and 90's heading down to southern california. so let's get right to it in your 4 zone forecast for your tuesday, somebody for san francisco's mission district coming about 75. 67 pacifica 71 daly city we're still building now 71 half moon bay little warmer expected for tomorrow now mid 70's for the northern end of the peninsula down south into the 80's, 86 palo alto 85 redwood city 83 for mountain view down in the south bay will get some upper 80's at work here 92 coming in from morgan hill 87 milpitas and the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 80's tri valley we're looking at close to 90 we're getting up there in the upper 80's territory. pleasanton about 8889 livermore 87 for dublin 89 coming in for walnut creek in concord at 91 to get more 80's line up the east bay shoreline here berkeley at 79. 93 for fairfield 77 87 meanwhile for now 88 f

>>a protest planned in antioch for wednesday afternoon after the city's police union president wrote this on a facebook post i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident the post was deleted. but a photo of the post is still making its way around social media, it shows a protester flipping off a police officer and says maybe it's the people not the cops that need better training some people are now calling for the union president corporal to step down i like him to be from being the president of the police she just doesn't look like he's a good bet for. his position i reached out to the mayor for comment but i have not heard also reached out to the city councilors lamar thorpe is the only one who responded dice just shook my head that wow how could one of our police officers be so emboldened to say something so reckless unacceptable released a statement on tuesday that said in part that there is no instance where i could don't in antioch police officers slapping a resident. >>the facebook statement was taken out of context i apologize to the commu

these are the highs today while it was 64 degrees in san francisco check out antioch, the further and let you go the warmer it got today, 80s in santa rosa and morgan hill, take a look at the current temperatures certainly not seeing any 90s now, santa rosa 59 degrees san francisco 56, 66 in san jose at this hour and that marine layer is going to keep us cool again temperatures will be in the mid-50s to low 60s and we will see morning fog and low clouds, tomorrow also similar to today so we will have coastal fog lingering and that means it will be cool at the coast, nice around the bay but hot inland and then we have a cooldown coming and i will tell you about that when i come back.>>> santa cruz famous beaches are set to reopen at midnight what motivated the decision despite misgivings by health officials. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one st

and that's about it on here and 68 already antioch 64 conquered 62 for a word.y we go and for high noon 82. 3 o'clock 89 that's pretty indicative lot of the inland areas are going to be pretty much upper 80's but some lower 90's in there too. they give you some separations everything we'll have the 4 zone forecast in a bit as well as that extended back to you. >>all right sounds good. thank you dave. we're learning new details on the ambush attack that killed 38 year-old santa cruz county deputy damon gutzwiller now the county sheriff says calling his death a murder. the suspect stephen was a u.s. air force rgeant on saturday, a 911 caller says correa was driving a white van believed to be filled with guns and explosives when santa cruz county deputy damon gutzwiller and 2 other officers responded to korea's home mayhem erupted. >>this was a very chaotic scene. there's a lot of gunshots. there was pipe bombs going off. a radio and cell reception is pour in that region of the county. damon was a good man is a good good police officer. and he was a friend that we

people gathered at antioch city park at 10th and a streets and later marched to the police station. today a lifelong bay area activist and former mayor is praising the leadership of students in many of these events. crediting high school and college students for rallying public opinion in ways her generation didn't. david louie is live with her thought on how the moment has changed. david. >> and change it has. if for one thing her generation grew up without social media and vices to mobilize people quick. an important dividend from observing martin looung's birthday and sharing his message. many were organized and led by young people. >> this group of youngsters is changing the world. and it is not happening just in san mateo. >> reporter: help from her great niece and nephew in the kitchen gave hear chance to pull out some old albums showing her family's support of the naacp and support of social justice. despite her generation's activism claire mack's the spirit of martin luther king has had an impact on today's young people. >> they know what january 15th is all about. they cele

vacaville fairfield pittsburgh in antioch in the triple digits. well map and young bill at 98 beach santa rosa nevado in the mid 90's now, here's where the good news starts after today's excessive e tomorrow just still excessive just not as hot as today. friday saturday and sunday is when the heat wave really at this is what our warmest day time highs will actually be unseasonably cool only in the 70's and the 60's right along the bay. also can see a couple of sprinkles come friday and saturday well like we did last week at sort of venture and the hot workdays going cooler weekend days and overall just an unsettled pattern that brings plenty of change just know that the heat that we're in the midst of now it's not sticking around back to you. >>very good job. thank it's 7.20, let's check the roads this morning. traffic tracker showing us the camera here at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see it slowing down just a bit as more and more people are coming back to work. you can expect delays to continue to grow right now it's not terrible, but give

this happened at the lucky grocery store here in antioch.olice say that around 10:00 last night a 34-year-old man from antioch was trying to steal meat from behind the store's butcher shop. a 56-year-old employee caught him. some sort of physical conversation. at one point the shoplifter stopped breathing and police and fire when they arrived he was announced dead at the scene. the employee was hurt during the fight and the fire department transported him to the hospital. he is in stable condition. reporting live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >>> 6:33 right now. now to the coronavirus pandemic and we're waiting for new numbers this morning after the nation yesterday recorded the highest number of cases so far. there are now more than 2 million cases in the united states with 122,000 deaths. california also recorded the most cases yesterday. more than 7,000 beating the record set just the day before. there are now more than 190,000 confirmed cases in california. >>> now, the rise in infection

temperatures down there 62 for san jose meanwhile up in the east antioch just jump on cue at 71, got the 60's over a good chunk of the east bay, even 64 napa 61, 58 for san francisco for comparison's sake we're just a little bit ahead in the peninsula in the east bay little cooler up in the north bay and this fog woman south the next couple of hours but only to return tomorrow now we will be cooling off as we go forward in this forecast period into the weekend and remain somewhat that way into early next week back to the fog around the base you can see from this live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza 83 by high noon by 3 o'clock we're talking up they're still here with us at 90 degrees. so they're going to be retired for a couple of days into the middle of next week we'll be talking about it coming up in a bit party after all right dave, thanks love, let's get to our top story this friday morning. >>the u.s. has seen a disturbing trend in new coronavirus infections. on thursday there were more than 37,000 new cases reported. and that's a new single day record. according to johns hopk

kpix 5's wilson walker is in antioch with the fall-out. wilson? >> reporter: the officer involved in this did not take questions today. he did, however, apologize via an e-mail. he say this is is a misunderstanding about a meme and his reply. >> so the quote reads maybe the people, not the cops, that need quote, unquote, better training, and then steven i elo, the president of the police union, said i firmly believe an open hand slap to the face is 100% justified in this incident. how does that make sense? it is just -- >> reporter: when she saw the post, she knew it crossed a line. and while she is happy it has since been deleted, she is not satisfied with the officer's explanation that it was somehow misconstrued. >> he said that we were the advocates the our community and we were taking it out of context, we were not. we wear reading just exactly word for word what he was saying. >> these types of comments being made by the head of the police union, it almost makes me wonder, well, why would you feel so emboldened to say something like that? >>

solano county you're going to remain under a heat advisory through saturday night 95 degrees for antioch in vacaville flirting with that triple digit weather at 98 degrees still scorching heat their santa rosa though few degrees above average at 86 degrees is still a little bit warm there but taking a look ahead at the extended outlook. there is going to be a storm that is going to sweep through the bay area this weekend. but it is going to be a dry one at that we're not tracking any rain but winds and it is going to make its way into the bay area saturday night through sunday, cooling down te%peratures to below average so really for inland areas in sight by the 2nd half of this weekend on sunday with most of our valley's warming up into the upper 70's. so we are going to be below average but then gradually warming up to above normal once again by the middle of next week catherine back to you thank you members are coming up next controversy over a long time my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like w

the immediate coastline of the bay area low 60's along the east bay shoreline and 82 degrees for antioch so you've warmed up a few degrees because you're getting some offshore wind influence out there right now even extending into fairfield right now tracking some winds. breezy and pretty gusty at 33 miles per hour with gusts in that 35 mile per hour range, but calmer conditions right now for the rest of the bay area but winds and cooler weather those are going to be the 2 big weather stories this weekend could see gusts starting saturday night as high as 30 miles per hour less with near advisory level winds on sunday 45 miles per hour or less so we are tracking very dry atmosphere out there right now in the bay area because of our lack of rain during this wet season. and we are going to see relative humidity possibly dropping to as low as 20% in our inland valleys in the east bay and north bay so high fire danger concerns this weekend because of those gusty winds even with that cooler air mass overnight lows tonight, widespread 50's with the exception of antioch only cooling down into t

. >> reporter: but antioch police say that's under investigation. they say the 56-year-old worker caught a 34-year-old man attempting to steal meat. the worker told police the suspected shoplifter attacked him after he asked the man to stop. >> for someone to die just over some food, it's sad, and not really right. >> over some meat, you know, like, yeah, he should have let that go. it's unfortunate for both of them. >> reporter: police say the worker is in stable condition, but he may not have a job to return to. we understand lucky has a store policy that prevents workers from engaging with shoplifters. two years ago, they fired an oakland store erk or stopping a man for stealing alcohol. >> co-workers shouldn't be using a chokehold, and they're not really supposed to stop a shoplifter. they're supposed to call the police. >> reporter: a lucky spokeswoman did not get back to us on the worker's job status, and antioch police say race didn't appear to be an issue in the case. both the suspect and worker are white. lastly, the other layer is will thi

antioch to concord, 13. and san rafael to san francisco, a 15 valspar signature ♪ holds up to common stains and cleans up easy. discover what's possible at lowe's. >>> good friday morning. lisa argen in for mike nicco. if you are headed outtown, it will be hot in the sierra nevada. along the coast, you see all the clouds with the marine layer intact, just partly cloudy conditions. 77 in los angeles. but interior location, wow, 100 in sacramento, 104 in fresno, and you can see that 89 in yosemite. so a little bit closer to home. we'll get our cooling under way for your saturday. the winds will kick up. and not very many 90s. we'll detail your friday forecast and beyond coming up. >>> only on abc 7 news, a san francisco couple responds after being caught on camera blocking a latino man from going into his own apartment building. here is dion lim with a video of the incident and what the couple had to say. >> he lives here. we both live here. >> these tense moments played out at the somo parking garage when mic

upper 60s in pleasant hill and even a 71 in antioch. so you can see the fog around pacifica and petaluma, that is how you know things will be a little different today as the mardrine layer is back. it will be breezy north of the bay bridge like yesterday. and choppy also. here is a look at your peninsula temperatures, we'll make a run from 65 to mid-80s for a couple hours and then down to a nice 72 for your friday evening plans. east bay, 65 at 8:00, we'll have a chance of some low to mid-80s and then down to a very nice 71 at 7:00. and san francisco will break out of the 50s after 10:00, but mid to upper 60s for a couple hours and then down to 59 in the evening hours. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. first let's check traffic. >>> mike, how are you this morning? happy friday. >> happy friday to you. looking forward to a relaxing weekend. >> thank you. and good morning, everybody. we'll check in on traffic. and as liz was saying, she was using her windshield wipers. and it is a bit foggy out there. chp has issued a f

still warm out there for parts of the tri dolly's antioch 89 degrees 32 degrees warmer right now than half moon bay in downtown san francisco, 57 degrees as you step outside on account of that cool sea breeze and thanks to the return of that high cloud cover and overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's along the coast with upper 50's as you make your way inland toasty for antioch those 66 degrees for your overnight temperatures let's take a quick check at your friday microclimate forecast downtown san francisco warming up to exactly where we should be at this time of year 67 degrees mid 60's as well for half moon bay wind speeds out of the southwest at around 20 miles per hour less brisbane 69 degrees with low to mid 70's for millbrae and burlingame 73 degrees there as this and the tail palo alto 78 degrees and for those of you in the south bay widespread 80's 81 degrees for santa clara, san jose warming up to 88 degrees and still in the 90's for most of our east bay inland areas like livermore 90 degrees low to mid 70's along the east bay shoreline berkeley warming up to 73 degree

after the deadly shooting, he returned to antioch police last year. >> that is why most the people are mad. these cops are getting off with stuff that they should not be getting off with. >> reporter: the police said po department released new records of the shooting. this included records that were not completed prior to him being rehired by the antioch police department . >> no justice. >> reporter: protesters march to the intersection where they nailed as a tribute to george floyd. protesters range from high school students to college students to parents . >> i have a black son. i have to worry if you make it to 18. >> reporter: some protesters are calling on the city to reallocate funds from the police department . >> it is about taking funds from the police that they do not need and putting it towards other community outreach programs. >> reporter: the skin people say generations of their family have fought for social justice and they have yet to see the results. >> we are tired. we will not give up. >> reporter: student organizers tell me they are considering taking their fight t

more action with carl got 50's and 60's for the most part now in a bottle still holding at 4863, antioch 59 conquered 56 for livermore and we have the 50's on the east bay, shore low low fremont at 63 little bit cooler up there on the north bay because we got better cool down going on this morning because overnight we didn't have as much the way of winds a little warmer in the east bay peninsula and out of the south bay. for today. we'll do about 76 by 10 o'clock by 1 o'clock at 89 will see some 90's on our wall of honor big board here in terms of highs but then dropping off a little bit tomorrow, bigger dramatic drop in a thursday, we'll get all of that coming up in a bit robin sounds good. >>well governor newsom is sending a stern warning of possibly implementing new restrictions this follows an alarming increase of new covid-19 cases in california. >>19 counties across the state are on a watch list for a spread of the virus. they are orange salon omer said in glenn counties were just added on monday. coronavirus cases increase in california by 45% just over the past week with the posi

this manna 34-year-old man from antioch was trying to steal steaks from behind the butcher shop. another employee confronted the man. they got into a fistfight. according to the employee i spoke with this morning, the shoplifter collapsed and stopped breathing during that fight. he's under the impression it might have been a medical issue not related to the confrontation. antioch police say it's not clear if the man died from the confrontation or a medical issue. police and fire did try to revive him but did not. they declared him dead at the scene. the 56-year-old employee who did get in the fight was taken to the hospital. last report from police, he's in stable condition. reporting live in antioch, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for that update. >>> just in, supreme court in favor of the trump administration. that decision means officials can now deport some people seeking asylum without allowing them to make their case to a federal judge. this came to a 7-2 ruling. this applies to those seeking asylum that the government says don't have a legitimate fear of perse

we could squeak some mid 80s around fairfield and antioch and those could be the warm spots.hat could be pretty comfortable compared to what we are talking about for the mid parts of this week. queel we'll be back with a we'la at what to expect coming up. >>> the mlb association has until 2:00 today if they can report to camps by july 1st. multiple players say they expect to agree to the call and to the league's health and safety protocol. yesterday owners voted to implement a 60-game season. players would receive full prorated salaries to which they agreed to back in march. if agreed, opening day would likely be during the final week of july. >>> many major cruise lines have voluntarily suspended all dertthatesntil sepmb. a noaixpir july 24th but cruise lines say it's clear more time is needed before they resume service. norwegian cruise line canceled all departures until october 1st. most people are being offered refunds or the chance to rebook for a later date. >>> medical workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic have colorful new support in san francisco. a

. >>> demonstrators met up in antioch for a protest against police brutality. they are calling for the firing of two officers. >> reporter: the protesters have now regrouped and are occupying the front of city hall. this as many of the officers have pulled back. although they are from a distan employees can now come and go freely, all be it through the side entrances. this was all meant to get the attention of the police chief and the mayor. just after sunrise this morning, some tense moments for employees trying to enter antioch city hall. >> get out of my face. >> reporter: as many as three dozen protesters blocked the entrances. but just before 8:00 a.m., more than half a dozen antioch police officers appeared and eeo not block the entrances or else they would be arrested for disturbing the peace. officers then formed a line and escorted employees into the side of the building. >> we've bere are log acon so we are here wanting action. >> reporter: the first is corporal steve aye yellow. he is the president of the local police union who made comments on his p