apparently it will have because the prime minister will be more dependent on the on the duma saw to a certain extent duma will be a something in teach you more powerful down here and your earlier even if. of course russia still will be a presidential country. which is of course something girling to is the history of russia and if the communists criticize darter taking into account. their former tradition which was the tradition of the. post revolutionary soviets but in the same time soviet union was also a state a very autocratic early governed during the. stalin times when the 3rd sense they are put in a situation quite difficult because to which. tradition of communism they refer but didn't put them in a strange let's say situation so they have to want to fight against a constitution. and in the same time they hold the portrait of stallion and part of the argument of having a new constitution is meeting with the times at the same time as that though there's a there's an amendment in there saying that marriage can only be between a man and a woman so effectively is opposing same sex

kron four's jason dumas talk to a business owner who's cannabis dispensary was looted. >>california street cannabis was robbed and looted late saturday night owner jakarta donaldson estimates at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen is devastating and he >>records were nothe only business that got her arm but i just i still don't really understand black on businesses that are being targeted some time. are that are being affected by you know. but by situations like this june first was supposed to be the day that donaldson and his partners launched the compassion program where he planned to donate product to hiv positive in low income san francisco residents but the robbery has put that program on pause aren't you think that there's a bunch of people who. >>i want to take advantage of the situation and decided to garner a this it's it's disgraceful honest. >>donaldson says the unrest that we are seen throughout the city now could've all been avoided and that this is all institutional like over hundreds of years, this is the way that. >>african-americans minorities kno

the change in race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas said kron 4 news. >>the bay area has of course in a string of really violent in the protests over the death of george floyd including property being destroyed businesses looted fires being set attacks on law enforcement kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to the pastor. his name is sam morse of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. >>one of the great things that that will allow us to heal is to really focus critical issue and that's really dealing racism in our country i love this i love the new however we do have some issues not believe this we start focusing 20 say you shouldn't really tell you how long understanding that a own some perspective of the spiritual anger is different in lough anger, not to get us into places that want to destroy little want to shield have healthy dialogue that brings u together that's what we should be about in this season. >>they say history repeats itself and it's really hard not to think of this time. and compared to back in the 50's and 60's when when you know segreg

the change in race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas said kron 4 news. >>the bay area has seen a string of violent incidents during protests over the death of george floyd including property being destroyed. businesses looted fires being set attacks on law enforcement kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to pastor sam morse of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. >>one of the great things that that will allow us to heal is to really focus critical issue and that's really dealing racism in our country i love this i love the new however we do have some issues not believe this we start focusing 20 say you shouldn't really tell you how long understanding that a own some perspective of the spiritual anger is different enough we now rank or not to get us into places that want to destroy little want to shield have healthy dialogue that brings us together that's what we should be about in this season. >>they say history repeats itself and it's really hard not to think of this time. and compared to back in the 50's and 60's when when you know segregation was was

>>jason dumas who talked to the mayor of cupertino wear masks were not required in the county of they are now. >>as we see an uptick in covid-19 cases, governor gavin newsome has required the use of mass for everyone while in public cupertino mayor steve scharf agrees in our city we were the first city in santa clara county too. implemented order that peoyle had to wear that was it administrative order. we know criminal penalties was mainly to encourage people. and the most of the bay area counties that already passed a face covering order but for some reason santa clara county was reluctant to do so saw individual cities started asking them on their on the chart has not seen much pushback in his city but in the county as a whole there has been some resistance if you don't want to be considerate of the other people then maybe you shouldn't be in that store. >>i feel pretty strongly we should be wearing face coverings. until. tell this is over he went on to say he's optimistic both his city and county will abide by the governor's mandate and get on the other side of this pandemic we ju

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>both the giants and a's are set to start their first team workouts this weekend with the regular season slated to begin in late july so excited. >>and a lot of people are okay, thank you very coming up do you want to smoke like an astronaut maybe you don't, but there's a new fragrance b if you have ever wondered whether outer space has a distinctive smell a new perfume might give you some idea. it is a fragrance to space could be introduced to the public because of a kickstarter campaign. actually this was develop some years ago in an effort to help astronauts. block out on pleasant odor some space like body odor. astronauts described the smell as a mix of gunpowder seared steak raspberries and rum so really this is not the smell of space all of their marketing about way. but you can a shared experience with space crews could be on the market so. a new york city artist is using his talent to bridge the gap between racial injustice and those who serve their communities for years kenn

they have appointed their first coach and the girls athletic program kron four's jason dumas introduces us to there. new girls basketball coach. >>archbishop riordan has one of the richest basketball traditions in the bay area and now they will look to continue that tradition with a new girls programs are big things character. >>and teaching teaching, you know young athlete out prepare themselves for the rest of their terms of type of person they're going to what type of team mate you or is that transfers and do your job all those type of thing so really the life lessons in the man chosen to do just that is will walk ins. >>in 99 reading grad and coach on the voice staff for the last 7 years the fit for this role almost seemed to perfect. i actually coach club possible here around that's my full-time job an administrative or 4. basically bounced the ball which is you know a large a new program here in san francisco zoo and on the girls program director so i actually coaching girls, you know 9 months the year right >>you right now so the actual changes during the high school season is yo

>>they've appointed the first coach and the girls athletic program kron four's jason dumas introduces us to there. new girls basketball coach. >>archbishop riordan has one of the richest basketball traditions in the bay area and now they will look to continue that tradition with a new girls programs are big things character. >>and teaching teaching, you know young athlete alta prepare themselves for the rest of their terms of type of person they're going to you know what type of team mate you or is that transfers and do your job all those type of thing so really the life lessons and the man chosen to do just that is will walk ins in 99 reading grad and coach on the voice staff for the last 7 years the fit for this role almost seemed to perfect. i actually felt club possible here around that's my full-time job an administrative or 4. >>basically bounced the ball which is you know a large a new program here in san francisco zoo and on the girls program director so i actually coaching girls, you know 9 months the year right >>you right now so the actual changes during the high school sea

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>more than a dozen states are pausing or even rolling back some of their reopening plans this week. the average number of daily coronavirus cases. there but on the rise in more than 30 states. and there's a lot of concern about the upcoming 4th of july weekend. karen caifa reports from washington. >>restrictions re implemented in states with surging coronavirus cases ahead of the july 4th weekend we are quite clearly talking about people's lives new at the centers are emerging in the south and west including arizona and florida where the number of new daily cases is rivaling new york speaks some south florida counties will close beaches for the holiday. the community spread that would go with that that type at that amount of people on the beach. >>we're not in a position to handle that. california has closed bars and at least 7 counties officials concerned reopening gave the wrong impression. i think that was just a false sense of that when things started easing up it meant that it w

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>amc theaters reopening date has been pushed back as covid-19 cases soar all across the u.s.. the movie chain was originally supposed to open july 15th. but several upcoming releases were pushed back to the middle of august. amc says it now expects to open 450 of its more than 600 theaters on july 30th, so we'll keep you posted the company is hoping to be fully operational some time in august. well democrats on capitol hill are pushing for their plan to expand health care coverage. they say their bill is more important than ever as the country battles, a global pandemic but republicans called the vote political saying the policy will only hurt americans. washington dc correspondent raquel martin explains. >>this is going to build on the affordable care act. this is absurd. this is psychotic monday democrats and republicans to reignite their feud over health care as house democrats like michigan's debbie dingell advanced a plan to expand coverage under the affordable care act when you

just pick and choose which amendments they want putin supported the changes in a speech in the state duma back in early march. it was january when president putin stunned russia by proposing changes to the country's foundational law the constitution within hours the entire government had resigned the current constitution dates back to $993.00 to western backed president boris yeltsin built from the debut of the communist soviet era yeltsin's constitution created what would be criticized as a hyper presidential system the president called all the shots and it was forged in bloodshed as a hostile communist control parliament trying to impeach yeltsin he resorted to the military to keep in power. 187 people were killed that autumn. one of the most important proposals today is to end that hyper presidential system while keeping the fundamentals of the constitution intact so what powers does the president currently have only he alone can nominate the prime minister and other cabinet members parliament just gives a formal green light to the candidates the proposal would flip that giving parliam

weeks so been been telling us since this >>our grandparents reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>new orleans saints quarterback drew brees is apologizing for what he calls insensitive comments that he made during an interview on wednesday. brees was asked about his opinion on players kneeling to protest. police brutality wants the nfl season begins this fall. he says he supports the protest but does not see the national anthem as the proper way to do that his comments were widely criticized by his teammates fellow athletes and celebrities and less than 24 hours later brees took to instagram saying he is an ally to the black community and recognizes he should do more listening and less talking. next here on kron 4 news at 5 suspects in the fatal shooting death of ahmaud arbery made their first court appearance today as a judge decides whether their case can be tried on murder charges. >>i mean a warning key in washington lawmakers on capitol hill are divided on how to address racial justice and we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kin

the cajun race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 >>well despite being closed during the pandemic richmond's hilltop mall was targeted by looters monday night crop forcefully to call says is just one of several commercial areas in contra costa county. that was hit by vandals in the past few days. >>looters hit the pandemic shuttered hilltop mall in richmond monday night several building windows and doors were busted through the tenant matt stone breakers says officers responded to reports of vandalism at around 7 o'clock in the evening 2 officers were injured tracking the looters down but not seriously 26 arrests were made and although the mall remains closed subcontractors spent the day boarding up whatever property they could in case the vandals return businesses and other contra costa county cities are taking similar precautions. we've got extra officers involved and we will do what we need to do in order to keep the city safe act is vice mayor of pleasant hill. she says for businesses within city limits were damaged by looters sunday night that prompted the direct

he was passed by every russian region all 85 federal something passed in the state parliament the duma passed it the national parliament he didn't have to have this vote he's chosen to do it because he obviously wants the public democratic legitimacy and fairness i think if that had been that many ballot papers we're going to have a lot more confusion than a single ballot paper saying yes or no. many a tally and businesses are facing the heartbreaking decision of whether to cut their losses and close their doors for good the 3 month coronavirus lockdown has cast a devastating blow to small and medium enterprises in the country and in particular the hospitality sector italy has been one of the hardest hit by covert 1000 and this year's financial losses could not to 170000000000 euros many thousands of companies are at risk and considering closure it's estimated this could all leave up to about a 1000000 people out of work. days of closure killed us goes us more than one kind of them $50000.00 euros of damage and to deal with 19 we will find those only 2 of the 3 stores with. the current

the speed with which the changes were rushed through parliament stunned the opposition in much the duma passed the reform and the constitutional court also gave green light. now the only thing putin needs is the approval of the russian people. while they double crossed one of the militia and is joining enough from oscar i mean tell us a little bit more about the vote what's really at stake here. well these amendments cover a huge range of topics actually and many of them are are are rather popular they're being kind of advertised across moscow on big banners for example there is an amendment that states that marriage can only be between a man and a woman and there's an amendment saying that politicians here in russia cannot have a dual citizenship but they are amendments that give kind of social guarantees on pensions on medical care and so on and for example today to meet the need v.d.'s the former president he voted this morning and he said that social guarantees are particularly important during the pandemic so that really is what the all sorties here and state t.v. as well are empha

he was passed by every russian region all 85 federal something passed in the state parliament the duma passed it the national parliament he didn't have to have this vote he's chosen to do it because he wants the public democratic legitimacy and fairness i think if that had been that many ballot papers it would've been a hell of a lot more confusing than a single ballot paper saying yes or no. after months of lockdown people around the world have been enjoying their 1st a taste of freedom in recent weeks following the ease of many coronavirus restrictions but for those thinking the fight against the virus has been won the world health organization is warning it has only just begun globally the time that you still absolutely. it took more than 3 months for the 1st $1000000.00 cases to be reported. the last 1000000 cases were reported in just a. well among those who have already felt the 2nd wave is china a recent outbreak was traced to a local wholesale food market which supplies more than 80 percent of agricultural products into the capital beijing the government acted quickly shutting

well it has already as we just saw in the piece been passed by lawmakers in the duma but the president has repeatedly insisted including this week again that these amendments will only pass if the people vote in favor of them so kind of painting himself as the democrat there for the author or these i think it's basically not an option for these not these amendments not to pass at this point their main job now is to ensure that the turnout is very high and essentially this is because essentially this is a referendum and a referendum on president himself and his his numbers in terms of trust have actually been falling in recent months so the authorities have made it very easy to vote in this referendum people can vote on line that we've seen this week the victory day parade which kind of essentially creates a patriotic atmosphere ahead of this vote this week as well announced. support measures economic support measures for people kind of creating favorable conditions for people to come out and vote for him but the people that i've spoken to here in moscow have been surprisingly negative

well these constitutional amendments have actually already passed in the duma so lawmakers have already approved them but the president has emphasized again and again he said it this week as well that it will only pass if people vote in favor of it it's clear that the author of these need this vote to be as legitimate as possible to have as high a turnout as poss as possible because they're putin's reforms this vote also determines his future and the author already is are doing everything to get people to get to come to the ballot box they've made it really easy to vote you can vote in moscow for example online volunteers can come to your home as well but people that i spoke to in moscow which is of course traditionally more critical of the author already as well then then the rest of the country were rather negative about these reforms let's take a look. there move up running a lot of the constitutional amendments are good like the promise to improve health care those in the article so what are we supposed to do and vote on these amendments when the front they've already been approved

parliament and create new entrance conditions for presidential candidates russia's parliament the duma passed the reform in march and the constitutional court also gave the green light the opposition criticized the vote sharply putin defended himself. a national option was unusual digital but now a crucial goal is to make sure the results of all russian voting are completely authentic and legitimate. there's no place for any forcing or driving up the numbers here let alone any failures while counting the votes so that nobody can ever question the stance expressed by the russians set it sends a virus and russia exploits far beyond workouts talk to w. why president putin wants to push the boat through now. actually putin said it himself if he didn't kind of start his process not by giving himself the possibility to actually get real liked it even once more or even 2 times in $20.00 to $24.00 that would have started uncertainty among among the lead they would have started to look for a successor so he argues i need to create stability and that's sort of the main backdrop of. of the kind o

also like to see city funds to be redirected from the sfpd to the black community kron first jason dumas has more. >>over the past few years we have seen dozens of viral video in the form of people unnecessarily calling 911 on someone. one san francisco city supervisor wants to see these people face harsher fines and this is great because it's leading to death. >>every real harm. there should be some some summed up our resources and leading to the armed people from these phone calls the next step will be to draft legislation must legislation has been drafted were to use it normally of the board of supervisors it will go to committee more like your own safety net never services committee. i will have a hearing on the legislation was has asked the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community and act that he said should be viewed as reparations this is going to be a community that process where your son to beatings. >>over the next couple of weeks in the back leadership leadership or black me based organizations who should earn back its community. we're going to talk

i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>next up we've seen images of police brutality but there are also images out there of police standing in solidarity we're >>look at this a lexington police officer in is giving out hugs last night during a protest there at one point protesters even played a rock paper scissors. >>with the officers like many places across the country protesters gathered to demand a stop to police brutality. >>that paper scissors can bring people together that's pretty cute. well blake lively here and ryan reynolds say say they want to help fight racial bias the power couple donating. $200,000 to the legal defense fund of the n double acp. the couple made the announcement yesterday on instagram in their posts they wrote. this is just a start we also pledged to vote and every local election, mainly we want to use our privilege and platform to be an ally. they added we're ashamed that in the past we've allowed ourselves to be uninformed about how deeply rooted systemic racism is. >>i guess on the lighter

in san francisco, i'm jason dumas kron 4 news. >>coming up on kron 4 news today, the list of victims to police violence grows as calls for change continue nation life how the president says he plans to repair the trust between police and their communities. the city of oakland working on a plan to slash a $330 million police budget. details on where officials believe the money could be better spent and after the break why crews were hard at work to remove what many consider an ugly >>minnesota governor tim walz recognized a painful episode in his state's history today, it's been a 100 years since a lynching of 3 black men in duluth back in 1920 a white mob broke into prison and lynch 3 men accused of raping a white woman but according to the minnesota historical society. there was no evidence against them in a 4th black man later serve 5 years on rape charges. he was posthumously exonerated last week and in sacramento today, crews removed a controversial statue, the john center monument outside of center general hospital was taken

>>leagues, we'll have some challenges kron four's jason dumas stocked with the 49 ers head coach kyle shanahan and got his thoughts on these issues. >>as the nation protest systemic racism and police brutality san francisco at the house support people are are hurting and people. >>black people mainly are scared and then the disturbing thing is a bit scared for a long time. and this is i mean this is it there. so as a cry for help that have been given for a long time and people don't always listen and and i think everyone is at fault or but i'm not stand by people or because they're the ones who have been screaming and there was a fault for not only listen shanahan specifically address the lack of diversity in the nfl and says he tries to maintain a diverse death all the heck are there for only 4 black coaches out of 32. head coach is how the only to chance. i mean we're in a predominantly i mean the majority of our players are black. so the fact that there's few. i mean that's not debatable like i don't know if people are openly thinking they're doing it which i think that people sort

the change in race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 news. >>today, peaceful protests followed a violent night in valais how stores across the city were looted, including a walgreens pharmacy kron four's dan kerman was in vallejo today city leaders addressed what they plan to do about it in 27 years of service. >>i've never experienced anything like what i experienced last night in the city of the mayor believes police chief says his city is under siege by demonstrators peacefully protesting the death of george floyd but by a group of vandals and looters from outside the city who are attacking businesses. this was a coordinated attack by organized individuals seeking to cause destruction. >>and harm to our community police say beginning at 9 monday night they spent hours going from call to call as one business after another was attacked. >>the city of lael will not tolerate the kind of lawlessness that we've seen over the past few nights later as mayor says the destruction will not be allowed to continue and those who work in vallejo and are

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>still ahead, san francisco, public schools are working on a plan for the fall classes at san francisco, public schools are slated to be back in session in mid august, but it's still not clear if those classes are going to be in person or not kron four's maureen kelly says the district is set to hold a series of town hall meetings to get feedback from parents. >>today nearly 9,000 donated kinsa smart thermometers were handed out to families at 19 school sites were free meals are distributed. the digital temperature readers can be paired with smartphones to track health symptoms. the idea is to help arm families with a tool that should come in handy when school starts up in the fall a lot of families don't realize because they've never needed it before they thought they could just like. >>check their head like see if they're feeling hot, but now, especially thinking of going back to school at some point in time. families really know if they're safe or not to come back. but if and when

be taken from this is we want to do a review last resources reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas skrine for news. >>and in the east bay, the man accused of groping female joggers in walnut creek has turned himself in. police say that this is the man responsible for sexually assaulting at least one person on the iron horse trail, several women say they've been groped by from behind while jogging there since march. the suspect turned himself in on wednesday, but police are still not releasing his name because they say it's still an active investigation. san francisco police are looking for a gunman who shot a 21 year-old man in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood. it happened about 2 o'clock wednesday morning in the area of ritual in richland avenue near holly park. police say that a man approached the victim demanded his belongings and then shot him and took his wallet and cash. the victim has been hospitalized and is expected to survive. well coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a former member of the trump administration's back in the spotlight with the explosive new bo

the cajun race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 news. >>brenda video in to the newsroom. these are protesters outside san francisco city hall there. >>chanting say his name and they're talking about mario woods says he was the young man killed during an encounter with san francisco police. back in 2015. this protest is peaceful. it is past the city's 08:00pm curfew but police seem to be letting those do what they want to do and not hassle them at least right now. >>the richmond hill to paul was hit hard by looters overnight with businesses have done this evening to prepare for more possible vandalism. >>plus businesses boarded up after a night of looting in the north bay we hear from one mayor on what they're doing to stop thieves and 6 atlanta police officers have just been fired and charged with excessive force why they say they chose to use a stun gun on these college students over the weekend. >>we had a break point to bring you this a live image in denver. you can see lots of people holding candlelight there was a nine-minute lie do

year and they've appointed their first coach in the girls athletic program yet historic first jason dumas introduces us to their new girls basketball coach. >>archbishop riordan has one of the richest basketball traditions in the bay area. >>and now they will look to continue that tradition with a new girls programs are big things character. >>and teaching teaching, you know young athlete i'll prepare themselves for the rest of their terms of the type of person they're going to no what type of teammate, you or is that transfers and do your job all those type of thing so really the life lessons and the man chosen to do just that is will walk ins in 99 reading grad and coach on the voice staff for the last 7 years the fit for this role almost seemed to perfect i actually coach club basketball, you're around that's my full-time job an administrative or 4. >>basically bounced the ball which is you know a large a new program here in san francisco zoo and on the girls program director so i actually coaching girls, you know 9 months of the year right >>you right now so the actual changes during

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>both the giants and a's are set to start their first official team workouts this weekend with the regular season slated to begin in late july. thank u k and tonight, a video of a woman ranting about having to wear a mask and southern california. it's gone viral with more than 7 million views so far happened in north hollywood where masks are required in public but. >>people with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from wearing masks without issue are exempt from the mandate and the woman in this video says she is in that group as tom wait reports for us tonight, it's how she expressed herself in the grocery store that shocked people. it's rated shows a customer at trader joe's recorded a woman throwing a tantrum over wearing a face covering inside the store that just hours earlier celebrated its grand opening here in north hollywood. >>trader joe's employees calm and collected tried to escort the woman from the store customers were disgusted by the woman's behavior

>>use funds set and redirect them from the sfpd to the black community kron four's jason dumas reports. >>over the past few years we have seen dozens of viral video in the form of people unnecessarily calling 911 on someone. one san francisco city supervisor wants to see these people face harsher fines and this is great because it's leading to death. >>harm. there should be some some some time on sundays resources and leading to the harm people from these phone calls the next step will be to draft legislation must legislation has been drafted word to use it normally of the board of supervisors it will go to committee more like your own safety net never services committee. i will have a hearing on the legislation was has asked the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community and act that he said should be viewed as reparations this is going to be a community that process where she beings. >>over the next couple of weeks in the black leadership leadership or black numerous organizations who should back its community. >>we're going to talk about it just as areas th

>>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>all right, let's go ahead and check out the weather forecast for this tuesday, dave spahr how's it look ok marty a looking pretty good good morning. good morning, everybody sfo, no delays happening this morning, although we'll probably see a little bit more fog happening tomorrow. i advance this. >>to show you what goes on for your wednesday morning, spilling into the east bay here the peninsula. we're already have a little bit of an onshore wind trying to build outside of just the daily pattern. for now we have the lower 70's in the inland valleys, it looks like a mostly the 60's along the east bay shoreline, some of the greens hanging on to the peninsula of course and up to the north bay as well. we do dry out there in the afternoon to but as you notice here comes back again that marine spilling into the sacramento valley and then the cleanup job in the afternoon, however, the deal is we're not going to be dry today as we were from yesterday is not going to be about much the way o

>>our grandparents reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>protesting during a pandemic i'm noelle bellow coming up here just how much of an impact these protests will have on a second surge of covid cases and what >>sometimes 10's of thousands of people clustered together in protest over the last 10 days we are still living in a global pandemic where we have been taught that being in these large groups could be hazardous to our health. so how can people stay safe from the coronavirus while they gather to show support for this growing movement about force noelle bellow joins us now with some answers to that noel ken and pam i know many people who have been brave enough and passionate enough to. >>go to these protests and let their voices be heard amid this pandemic but many of reached out to me actually asking how safe it really is the area. doctors say every bit of risk we take contributes to the spread of covid but there are extra precautions you should be taking if you plan to protest. >>such an overwhelming double tragedy happening at t

our kron four's jason dumas stalked the mayor of cupertino wear masks were not required in the county. police tell now. >>as we see an uptick in covid-19 cases, governor gavin newsome has required the use of mass for everyone while in public cupertino mayor steve scharf agrees in our city we were the first city in santa clara county too. implemented order that people had to wear that was it administrative order. we know criminal penalties was mandy do encourage people. >>and the. >>most of the bay area counties that already passed a face covering order but for some reason santa clara county was reluctant to do so saw individual cities started asking them on their on the chart has not seen much pushback in his city but in the county as a whole there has been some resistance if you don't want to be considerate of the other people then maybe you shouldn't be in that store. >>i feel pretty strongly we should be wearing face coverings. until. tell this is over he went on to say he's optimistic both his city and county will abide by the governor's mandate and get on the other side of this p

also asking for city funds to be redirected from the sfpd to the black community kron four's jason dumas says reports. >>over the past few years we have seen dozens of viral video in the form of people unnecessarily calling 911 on someone. one san francisco city supervisor wants to see these people face harsher fines and this is great because it's leading to death. >>every real harm. there should be some some some couples are using them. resources and leading to the armed people from these phone calls the next step will be to draft legislation must legislation has been drafted were to use it. normally we're super visors it will go to committee more like your own safety net never services committee. i will have a hearing on the legislation was has asked the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community and act that he said should be viewed as reparations this is going to be a community that process where your son to beatings. >>over the next couple of wins in the back leadership leadership or black numerous organi ations who should back its community. we're going to

they've appointed their first coach in the girls athletic program get a big deal kron four's jason dumas introduces us to their new girls basketball coach. >>archbishop riordan has one of the richest basketball traditions in the bay area. >>and now they will look to continue that tradition with a new girls programs are big things character. >>and teaching teaching, you know young athlete i'll prepare themselves for the rest of their terms of tech person they're going to no what type of teammate, you or is that transfers and do your job all those type of thing so really the life lessons and the man chosen to do just that is will walk ins in 99 reading grad and coach on the voice staff for the last 7 years the fit for this role almost seemed to perfect i actually coach club basketball you're around that's my full-time job an administrative or 4. >>basically bounced a ball which is you know a large a new program here in san francisco zoo and on the girls program director so i actually coaching girls, you know 9 months of the year right >>you right now so the actual changes during the high s

>>our grandparents reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>state fire officials looking for the suspect who started a large brush fire in sassoon city wednesday that fire destroyed several homes and buildings and also killed some animals who are living at a wildlife center. jessica mensch has more. >>it's devastating i'm. >>been crying all day long digging through the ashen rubble of what used to be her childhood home. >>try to see what i can salvage from my mom. brittany coulter roast is searching for a glimmer of hope in all this destruction. i don't watch it burn down. one of 3 houses lost in a vegetation fire into sin city wednesday for others damaged investigators at the scene the next day taking off the area where they believe it started in a field behind this is wildlife center. we were able to identify the exact origin in a with 2 cinderblocks and a metal grating on top fire chief justin, vincent says they're searching for a suspect who will likely face a charge of reckless arson. a relief for monique what corey who wants justice fo

masks were never required but they are now in kron four's jason dumas has reaction from the mayor of that city. >>as we see an uptick in covid-19 cases, governor gavin, newsome has required the use of mass for everyone while in public cupertino mayor steve scharf agrees in our city we were the first city in santa clara county too. implemented order that people had to wear that was it administrative order. we know criminal penalties was mainly to encourage people. and the most of the bay area counties that already passed a face covering order but for some reason santa clara county was reluctant to do so saw individual cities started asking them on their on the chart has not seen much pushback in his city but in the county as a whole there has been some resistance if you don't want to be considerate of the other people then maybe you shouldn't be in that store. >>i feel pretty strongly we should be wearing face coverings. until. tell this is over he went on to say he's optimistic both his city and county will abide by the governor's mandate and get on the other side of this pandemic we

>>might have happened before the race even began kron four's jason dumas says here to explain hi jason. >>it catherine that's right it's been an emotional couple of weeks for nascar driver bubba wallace from leading the charge of pressuring nascar to ban the confederate flag and its events to discovering a noose in his garage on sunday and all peak today when his fellow drivers show their support for bubba in talladega fellow drivers followed by crew members just rush while his car to the front of the grid before the the start of today's geico 500 while us as you might expect was brought to tears by the gesture richard petty who has been to a race ends covid-19 first out broke flew in today to support his driver while is drive the number 43 chevrolet for petty and during today's race at talladega while us ran as high as 3rd in the final 20 laps before dropping back to 14th because of a fuel shortage as for the noose incident on sunday nascar president steve phelps as the punishment will be swift and severe talladega. >>and a quick that the list they will be banned from the sport for li