raises a great candidate, and so is gonzales. when i got involved, a lot of the early votes were cast. it was a big comeback. it was a big comeback. that's going to be very interesting race. the other thing, very amazing. somebody you all know is ronnie jackson. admiral ronnie, we call in a lot of different things. but everybody agrees, they respect ronnie jackson a lot. yeah? >> reporter: [inaudible] >> president trump: it could happen. antifa is no good. they are bad. they are bad people. it could very well happen. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> it didn't change for me. they are all on the same team. we are all on the same team, including dr. fauci. i'm a very good relationship with dr. fauci, and we are all in the same team. we want to get rid of this mess that china sent us. everybody is working in the same line and we are doing very well. we are doing well in a lot of ways. our country is coming back very strong. when you look at those jobs numbers, we've never had jobs numbers like we have right now. it's coming back very stro

if you're not doing it for me or for you only a for marty gonzales do it for yourself because a lot of people are going viral. now it's better to put it on the quiet and go home as opposed to being the next day issuing an apology or some sort because you refused to wear a mask contra costa county is just reminding people wear a mask we're all in this together. yeah and also we want to fly under the radar and not get caught in a viral video will tran thanks a lot for that report from walnut creek. >>the san francisco city leaders say trona virus activity is trending in the wrong direction that's why mayor london breed and the city's health director are ordering businesses originally approved to reopen to remain close kron four's fleet of all reports. >>we're creating other challenges because we know that over a 153,000 san franciscans have filed for unemployment but san francisco mayor london breed and public health director doctor grant colfax not mincing words tuesday. >>both reiterating the need to keep some businesses shuttered for each person infected with the virus. the virus is i

kron 4 morning news for this monday july marty gonzales and i'm robin winston, yes, happy monday and hopefully we'll have a happy forecast too maybe after the fog clears let's check in with a far get an update on your monday forecast a martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody overcast of the bay bridge toll plaza as you can see with that leftover fog still with looking ahead. >>should get some better clearing it looks like by 9 o'clock or so and we'll be watching those temperatures to start to see that decoupling happening as we get better warming inland along the coast forget about it looks like the fog will linger most of the day right now uniformity upper 50's lower 60's everybody's pretty close to each other a lot of crowding going on with temperature wise and we are trailing a little bit from what we were this time yesterday lining up our expectations today we've got 69 by 11 by 2 at a tea party. all right dave thanks a lot, let's get to the news this morning in the north bay happening right now hospital workers at santa rosa memorial are on strike for 5 days. >>kron 4

home she spoke to the group for some 30 minutes thanking them and expressing support gonzales said the council would discuss cuts to seattle's police department on wednesday during their select budget committee reporting for unquestioned tosh suites r t. and over to new york city where one organization has released a road n.y.p.d. disciplinary record sport thousands of officers just days after a federal judge paused the public release of those documents the move sparking fierce reaction from union leaders artist trinity chavez has more from new york. global outcry against racial injustice the police brutality there been growing calls for greater transparency and accountability when it comes along horsemen but after a federal judge paas the public release of disciplinary records of the n.y.p.d. one because a ship decided to take matters into its own hands. pro publica is making headlines after publishing more than 12000 complaints against nearly 4000 active n.y.p.d. officers just days after judge katherine polk fail a pause the public release of the records amid a legal challenge by pol

thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 news on morning news, i'm marty gonzales is july 28th. it is indeed i robin winston let's start with a check of your tuesday forecast and see how the weather shaping up outside your door day robin marty good morning and good morning everybody on this the shot coming in live shot from timber on it looks almost looks like says sun trying to come out here a little bit peering through that overcast fog that we're dealing with in the morning hours. oh, yes, the golden gate bridge. here it's hovering carl's this this is resting spot here. this is the last place using the left but it's been pretty good over the last couple of days to take care of that by 10 o'clock or so. temperatures thus far this is where we'll see the most quickest movement this morning, 63 antioch we've got the upper 50's you can see livermore and concord along the east bay shoreline hanging about 60 with 50's meanwhile, up to the north bay and 55 san francisco, which mean tore a slightly ahead of the ball game as you can see up to the north a little cooler in the valleys in

pedro gonzales, i'm really glad we had you want on it, i hope you come back. >> thanks for having me.> tucker: the state of oregon is sending state troopers into portland to restore order in the city, they are claiming that. it's almost 60 days of nonstop violence. the department of roman security announced it will begin a phased withdrawal of federal law enforcement once federal property is secure, and that of course includes the federal courthouse. bernie kerik served as police commissioner in new york city, our biggest police department, and we're happy to have a montagnais. thanks so much for coming on.t are you confident that this will solve the destruction of portland? >> no. not really. you have to go by the history of what's happened here. this started two months ago. two months ago. if the mayor and the governor did their job two months ago there would have been no additional federal marshals in there. we wouldn't have had to worry about the courthouse. it wouldn't have had to worry about the federal property, but they did not do their job, so the president dispatches the mar

>>and i'm marty gonzales let's go ahead and start the hour off with a loaded spar find out about the forecast today for auburn and marty good morning, good morning, everybody in off to a good start lots of sunshine going on the golden gate bridge and just a mild breeze here as we can see blue skies off in the distance, not battling much the way of fog racing ahead antioch at 70 now that this hour 67 for concord east bay, shore lines lit up with some lower 60's. we even have some lower 60's up to the north bay too. 56 meanwhile for san francisco and 61 san jose ahead of the ball game we are by almost a half a dozen degrees. so we've been ahead all this morning and we'll see high temperatures also venture into the 90's this afternoon, not much the way of winds we expect an uptick happening later today as inland heating starts to drive those on shore. important marine layer moist air contrast with what we may have a little bit by the end of the weekend. we're looking out perhaps for an offshore wind event 83 by high noon at 03:00pm we're talking there. it is 90. we'll let you know what

gonzales describes the police officer who took the report as professional, but dismissive. church leaders say they are concerned that the incident was not taken seriously. >> we are not as far from the 1960s and 70s operational terror than we might think. >> the pastor mike mcbride describes the congregation as divers. the church leaders say that it is no coincidence that the attacker comes after they display a black life matter banner. >> it is our duty as faith leaders to raise our voices about the history of racial violence, that has been facing black people for centuries. >> the pastor wants police to investigate this incident as a hate crime >> reporter: he says that the arsonist is god, he wants restorative justice, for him to repair the damage. >> you must repent. change your ways. black people are here to stay. we are not going anywhere. >> reporter: church leaders are neighbor, and they say they are investigating the incident as an arson. whether or not this is a hate crime is yet to be determined. please tell me they have stepped up patrols to keep an eye on the c

everybody, i'm marty gonzales we're going to check in with days far to find out about the monday forecast starting off kind of foggy day yeah good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody and slow going only some areas we're looking at a bit more brightness but around the golden gate it's overcast this is not likely to change in the next couple of hours here. here's what the progress as from the models here we see about 9.30 some better effort happening in the east bay, but it's really not maybe into 11 we really clear out some of those fog clouds and along the coast, even by 2 o'clock we're dealing with problems. temperatures haven't completely decoupled yet but they're moving a little bit 64, antioch 62 for concord lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline in slow going up to the north bay was still those 50's in place like 54 santa rosa, no surprise. again with the cool conditions in the overcast 63 meanwhile for san jose and just a note these winds they're going to return this afternoon and this evening. really surging marine layer all the way to the far east bay locations and

marty gonzales we're going to kick off this hour by checking in with dave spahr to find out about the weekend forecast. hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning all and we're battling the fog that this morning this the shot from u c berkeley now sometimes when it starts to cover up the shrubbery looked actually better an hour or 2 ago, but sometimes the reposition the fog indicate to start in the mix out hopefully. wilson is joining us. so we got the right mechanism in place, 50's and 60's because this fog made a lot of progress inland to sort slowing down our temperature ascension this morning for comparison sake, we're pretty close to and agree off either way a little warmer up in the north bay in some part of parts of the east bay considering we have the fog it's not bad. winds currently we're going a little bit of a breeze noticeable up there around contra costa county and solano counties as well off to the delta obviously that being on shore when thank you maureen leyritz clearly air 71 at 11:00am by 2 o'clock we're talking today's highs are pretty much going to hover in t

for joining us on the kron 4 morning news, the weekend is inside it's friday july 24th, i'm marty gonzales i can see it from here happy friday, everyone i'm robin winston let's get an update now on your friday forecast with dave spahr dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and we're dealing with fog in the morning here a little bay bridge toll plaza shot there you have the overcast skies even though the sun is working on the mixing process take a couple of hours by midmorning will go to the mostly sunny mode at least for the inland valleys will the temperatures will behave themselves today, we've got 50's over a lot of real estate 60 oakland conquered also any all look at this hour for comparison sake were trailing a little bit around the immediate bay but we're a little bit ahead is you get a little bit more inland. it's still some of the effects of the fog going on so we do about 71 come 11:00am by 2 at 79. temperatures today again the going to be behaving themselves pretty nicely worst a sub 90. and when he up a little bit by this weekend. although the war on that coming

time is 5.28 and thanks for staying with us i'm robin once and good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales we'll start this half hour. >>but you're getting with dave spahr for the wednesday forecast i did marty and robin good morning, good morning everybody off to a pretty good start mardi actually had the prettier picture back there. but here's alcatraz forced to any persons some. sunlight to kind of fill up the skies here the shot from u c berkeley there is the east bay shoreline kind of lit up still as the sun comes up over the east bay hills little bit of a light does there's the bay off towards the distance not love the way of fog to go on this morning. we'll see that kind of hayes going on for the rest of the week here 64 oakland, 63 concord 64 going on for any ah future kind of mild numbers for this time of day, rush ahead of where we were yesterday 57 meanwhile for tri valley livermore 50's up there in the north bay with 58 coming in for san jose and again for comparison sake is pretty much the yellows everywhere in some cases. half a dozen degrees ahead of where we were this time.

morning news, it's wednesday hump day july 8th, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzaleset's go ahead and check in with days partisan about the forecast sunday morning robin good morning, good morning, everybody beautiful sunshine as we see the shot from u c berkeley lighting up the east bay shoreline a little bit of haze off towards the distance. temperatures meanwhile, check into the 50's and the 60's now at this hour at 63, antioch 64 for concord half moon bay's drop back to 51 in 56 for redwood city, 59 meanwhile for san jose little bit of a light breeze at work here will have that typical on shore when we get the inland heating happening. later on this afternoon and into this evening, lining up your day today 73 by 10:00am by one we're talking 87, but expect a lot of highs to be into the 90's today and that trend to continue for the rest of the week and the weekend robin back to you sounds good thing today. well the san francisco community is just heartbroken and angry after a 6 year-old boy was shot and killed on the 4th of july. >>jae-yong was shot saturday night a

to marty gonzales and i robin winston standing by in the weather center is dave spahr who has an update on that friday forecast safe. >>marty in robin good morning, good morning, everybody and live shot coming in from timber on oh, yeah, fog still firmly in place and this vantage point as we're seeing at the golden gate to eclipsing most that hours we're waiting for inland. clearing however, will see some of the signs of that when these temperatures start to move a little bit more so 61 for any off at last check 64 oakland, 57 for concord livermore 5661 meanwhile, san jose but everybody else still in the 50's for comparison sake trailing this morning a little bit by couple degrees. we'll make up for that in terms of this weekend starting for afternoon highs going on with this overcast the fog will remain for the next hour for just about everybody going on and then by 11:00am we get some inland clearing 71, 86 by 2 o'clock we'll see some token 90's out there for today but come this weekend a lot more of that as we have a little he pup coming our way marty all right dave thanks a lot of u

thanks so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it is monday july 27th, i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston let's get a check of that monday forecast cloudy outside dave spahr standing by in the weather center robin marty good morning. good morning, everybody of those fog clouds are sticking around a run the immediate they, although the shot from san jose state how about that sunshine coming in there looks like the retreating the fog what's left of it there. meanwhile, though it's hovering around most a bay area bridges here pocket of some winds holding together up there the solano county elsewhere just a gentle breeze or calm wind conditions that will pick up when we get that daytime heating this afternoon. this is what goes on with the fog here you can see mid morning, it's still working on it that will let the allow those temperatures to rise more so and then we get to before even the noon hour most of the fog say about 1030 or so should be handled almost overall the bay with the exception of the coast words will be more sluggish. we haven't seen much movement yet 6

31st, i'm marty gonzales t g i f i'm robin wince and let's start off with a check of your friday forecast a little foggy outside your door but let's see how the rest of the day will shape up with takes far day. >>martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody in fog to greet us this morning another shot coming in from a. don so san jose we don't see the ground fog as much of an issue but certainly the overcast as what's going to start off different story on the golden gate bridge is eclipse some of the towers will see you soon as we get some light of day coming member the sunrise is a little bit later each day now as we see the days get shorter the fog will probably intensify to about 7 or 7.30 before it starts thinning out getting into the later morning hours until gets to the coast a little bit that's the slowest to clear temperatures at this hour in the 50's over most of the real estate, some lower 60's to be had out there to any aac 57 conquered 55 going on for livermore for comparison's sake were trailing by a couple degrees here this morning than we were this time from yesterday

thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm robin winston hi everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to kick off this hour by checking in with dave spahr and the thursday forecast. >>martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody and checking into lots of blue skies to a san jose state this morning. nice way to start the day off but still dealing with some fog in and around the immediate bay that we expect a roadway within the next couple of hours here may linger along the coast, however as we get into the afternoon and that will challenge temperatures for afternoon highs. not a lot of movement going on yet but with the sun joining us and clearing in patches were doing a decent job antioch at 62 upper 50's inland the lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline while we're at it and for comparison sake little warmer of a good chunk of real estate, however, the east bay, key west to the east bay hills a little cooler this morning, lining up for you today, 74 by 11 by 2 o'clock we've got 85. much the same as it was from yesterday, although i think we might even see fewer

gonzales yes t g i f i'm robin winston, let's get a check of your friday forecast and see what's in store maybe for the weekend as well days for standing by robin marty good morning. good morning, everybody off to a pretty good started is we're dealing with this fog it's starting to intensify a little bit but it's not the thick stuff that we dealt with earlier during the week we can still see a little bit of the east bay shoreline even at this hour shot of the golden gate bridge and we've got some delays going on with the work also northbound. >>temperatures are thus far we're at 63 got 58 for livermore 64 conjured up here the north bay most readings in the 50's for now 58 for san jose and 55 san francisco, what the typical afternoon breeze going onto that's actually going to insulate us from the baking it's going to happen comparatively speaking in the central valley today. temperatures are a little bit behind around the immediate they but inland there starting to. warm a little higher than that 63 09:00am by 12 we're talking 74. not bad little bit of a warm-up is expected for the weeken

everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start off checking in with dave spahr to find out more about the thursday forecast hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody and fog is greeting us again this morning the shot from u c berkeley can't even make out the foreground so we'll see when the sun joins us how everything comes together least all the light we should say the shot from the golden gate bridge as well. you can see the delays that's at work here now for this fog, what happens with that well actually intensifies a little bit more over the next about 2 hours or so reaching its peak and then starts to erode away with the mixing out that occurs with the natural heating of the day, but even as late as 11 o'clock it looks like it will still be lingering along some of the coastal areas and may be slow going for some clearing but for everybody else around the bay we should be into the mostly sunny mode on balance so temperatures now we're in the lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline. if he's up to the north bay here 56 san francisco, 58 for san jose with that in

he learned that neighbor, eugene gonzales's actions, led to prevention of destruction of the entire church. a man with a poncho set a fire in a garbage can near the back door. >> he just went right up. >> he was wearing a hood over his head. >> i tried to put most of it out, while my roommate called 911. >> the officer who took the report was professional but dismissive. he and church leaders say the incident was not taken sears appeared >> just let me know we are not as far from the 60s of racial terror than we might think. >> pastor mike mcbride describes the congregation as diverse. church leaders say it is no coincidence that this attacks comes soon after the church displays a black lives matter banner. >> it is our duty as people who are you ready serve as faith leaders to raise voices about the history of racial violence that has police to investigate this incident as a hate crime. he says if the arsonist is caught, he wants restorative justice for him to come repair the damage. >> you must repent. and change awaits. black people are here to stay. you're not going nowhere. [ laughter

deputies said they have identified elijah gonzales of sunnyvale as this is. he was arrested last thursday and booked into santa clara county jail. authorities collected evidence linking him to the crime. >>> some families that live in san francisco's bayview district say the u.s. postal service is failing to live up to its motto of always delivering the mail on time. residents said they haven't been getting reliable mail service for months. >> it has been a week and a half since any of us have received our mail. >> we never get no mail. >> reporter: ingrid and her mother agnes in bayview where they say mail delivery has been sporadic or nonexistence. they say it is a cycle that has been repeated itself for months. >> every month we go down with the same thing, we go down to the post office. >> reporter: residents have gone down to the post office to complain. they say they have gone the runaround. >> we will be told we are short, we don't have a supervisor, it's just constant excuses about why we have not received our mail. >> reporter: in a statement to ktvu

how is it doing now with coronaviru sorry, we have lost secretary gonzales from puerto rico. you for your patience. during the pandemi testing for coronavirus has been a hot topic. are nasal swabs or saliva tests more effective? nearly 10,000 people in southampton, england are having their saliva tested once a week to monitor the spread of the virus. our h medical correspondentas more for us on this sry. >> take the lidff. >> never has testing for coronavirus been so simple. >> lean your head forwards so get soiva on the front of your mouth and then spit. >> jane, a nurse, and her three teenage children a part of a trial in southampton involving weekly testing of saliva. it's a alternative to noseb nd throat ssts which many find unpleasant. >> thewab test is quite invasive especially if you are not feeling well. it could really trigger a cough having something in the back of your throat. it is much easier to do. >> most people with coronavirus have no symptoms on the day they ar tested. so regular survival -- saliva sampling could be a way of detecting cases earlier. after mo

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churches facilities manager made the discovery wednesday morning and learned that neighbor eugene gonzales is quick action prevented the fire from possibly destroying the church. >> icemelt some smoke or something. >> reporter: gonzalez tells me he saw a man wearing a tan colored poncho with reflective material setting a fire in a garbage can near the churches backdoor. >> it just went right up. >> reporter: he didn't get a good look at the man's face. he was wearing a hood over his head. >> i tried to put most of it out while my roommate called 911. >> reporter: he describes the police officer took the report as professional, but dismissive. he and church leaders are concerned the incident wasn't taken seriously. >> it lets me know we are not as far from the 1960s, '70s of racial terror than we might think. >> reporter: pastor mike mc ride describes the congregation as does verse. church leaders say it's no coincidence the attack comes soon after the church displays a black lives matter banner. >> we feel like it is our duty, as people who are community servants and faith leaders, to rais

so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news we have made it to friday july 31st, i'm marty gonzales t g i f i'm robin wince and let's start off with a check of your friday forecast a little foggy outside your door but let's see how the rest of the day will shape up with takes far day. >>martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody in fog to greet us this morning another shot coming in from a. don so san jose we don't see the ground fog as much of an issue but certainly the overcast as what's going to start off different story on the golden gate bridge is eclipse some of the towers will see you soon as we get some light of day coming member the sunrise is a little bit later each day now as we see the days get shorter the fog will probably intensify to about 7 or 7.30 before it starts thinning out getting into the later morning hours until gets to the coast a little bit that's the slowest to clear temperatures at this hour in the 50's over most of the real estate, some lower 60's to be had out there to any aac 57 conquered 55 going on for livermore for comparison's sake were tra

compromising with people we're not asking or demanding as a descendant of the norwalk tried ronnie gonzales he's this destruction as a victory she's been calling for the monument's removal for years, it's a disgrace for us that we have to drive past the statues every day and see people who committed genocide and torture on our people. being glorified sarah was a catholic priest in the 1700's who founded the mission system while he spread the catholic faith he's drawn controversy over forcing the americans to join the missions into manual labor introducing them to for diseases that wiped out tribes this is difficult so destruction of history. but some see this removal as an assault on their heritage like free to to repay who came to pray before the base of the statue highlighting this ear is an important part of the catholic religion after pope francis canonized sarah sustained in 2015. we paid him for so and everything that we do. that's something that goes to the deep seas. parts of all catholic a symbol of history to some and 8 others now caught sight. >>in sacramento, jessica, mitch. >>k

kron 4 morning news it's wednesday july 15th on robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales we're going to kick off this hour by checking in with days far for the forecast. hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and not least we can get a view of downtown san francisco, even with the fog and work here but we're going to deal with those overcast skies at least probably for the morning hours maybe pull poking holes in them in the late morning hours because of this fog. now the shot from the golden gate bridge, we'll see as we start to get some sun here out the towers are going but again we're dealing with karl the fog here is the progress of it as we get into the afternoon. notice along the coast. it's a little slow clearing out certainly returns overnight to greet us again thursday morning, mixing now and then to return on friday that there is little bit of a change heading into the weekend. we won't have as much of the way those onshore winds and temperatures will warm in response to that 60 per concord at this hour. 61, antioch 61 also for hayward freeman

it's july 24th, i'm marty gonzales yes t g i f i'm robin winston, let's get a check of your friday forecast and see what's in store maybe for the weekend as well days for standing by robin marty good morning. good morning, everybody off to a pretty good started is we're dealing with this fog it's starting to intensify a little bit but it's not the thick stuff that we dealt with earlier during the week we can still see a little bit of the east bay shoreline even at this hour shot of the golden gate bridge and we've got some delays going on with the work also northbound. >>temperatures are thus far we're at 63 got 58 for livermore 64 conjured up here the north bay most readings in the 50's for now 58 for san jose and 55 san francisco, what the typical afternoon breeze going onto that's actually going to insulate us from the baking it's going to happen comparatively speaking in the central valley today. temperatures are a little bit behind around the immediate they but inland there starting to. warm a little higher than that 63 09:00am by 12 we're talking 74. not bad little bit of a warm-up is

thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news we made it to monday july marty gonzales we sure did i robin winston let's start off with an update on your monday forecast that over to the weather center. what's wrong day at yankee your body. >>and fog again you're going to see this a lot this week coming up ahead because our pattern is going to be one of its a cooler damper one that means more morning fog. the marine layer and the onshore winds all working in tandem this is a shot from u c berkeley again the for shrubbery in the foreground kind of learn a little bit off to the distance well forget about it we do see the lights piece of in the east bay shoreline. we do get some clearing later of course is going to be a little worse next couple of hours. then you can see it retreating as we get to the late morning hours but still pockets of it in the east bay even as latest 10 o'clock and then along the coast and they have trouble clearing it all today 61, antioch we've got 59 for concord lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. comparison sake, we're actually a little b

you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news we've made it to tuesday july 28 on marty gonzales it kind of feels like monday has advice adding only does i'm robin wood so let's start off with a check of your tuesday forecast we have dave spahr standing by. >>and weather center a little overcast out there right now they've monday. you said robin yeah, oh yeah, it's like my parish the good morning guys, good morning, everybody, here's the shot for the bay bridge were waiting for some light to come up here to show you the gray skies, the we have kind of lingering the leftover fog that. >>we'll be around the for the next couple of hours actually intensifying into a get around 7.30 or 8 or so then decreasing a bit as we get to the mid morning to later morning hours a typical fashion little morning drizzle you can expect that to continue by the way up the coast for the next couple of days, temperatures thus far 63, antioch mostly 50's going on inland but some 60's also at the east bay shoreline 50's up to the north bay we got 64 san jose for comparison's sake we're actually a little w

everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start off checking in with dave spahr to find out more aboutthe thursday forecast hi dave martin robin good morning, good morning, everybody and fog is greeting us again this morning the shot from u c berkeley can't even make out the foreground so we'll see when the sun joins us how everything comes together least all the light we should say the shot from the golden gate bridge as well. you can see the delays that's at work here now for this fog, what happens with that well actually intensifies a little bit more over the next about 2 hours or so reaching its peak and then starts to erode away with the mixing out that occurs with the natural heating of the day, but even as late as 11 o'clock it looks like it will still be lingering along some of the coastal areas and may be slow going for some clearing but for everybody else around the bay we should be into the mostly sunny mode on balance so temperatures now we're in the lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline. if he's up to the north bay here 56 san francisco, 58 for san jose with that in

kron 4 morning news, it's tuesday july 7th, i'm robin when said good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start this hour off by checking in with a spartan see the tuesday forecast heidi martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and off to a pretty good start live shot coming in from berkeley as we see it all let up very nicely on the east bay shoreline short us a little bit of glaze fog but not too much to cover things up. here's the shot from the golden gate bridge. we can see the gray often the distance as well, most readings right now are in the 50's hope you're enjoying the cooler weather for right now we'll see that warm up happening in land in more of a heat spike by this weekend 61 for any aac 57 meanwhile for concord with livermore at 54. here's a look at that fog by the way and it clears up pretty quickly as you can see to repeat again tomorrow the same kind of intensity and again mixing up very quickly sourcing the same type of pattern. again fog not too much of an intrusion issue, the current winds are on shore as you can see the pockets that are all aff

you for waking up with us on a sunday morning, i'm robin winston good morning everybody, i'm marty gonzalesis kick things off with a look at the forecast with dave spahr heidi martin robin good morning, good morning everybody and it is going to be off to another salt re hot day today, here's a live shot coming in from berkeley right now, a son all lit up along the east bay shoreline as you can see going on here. here's a look at what we've got going on in terms the golden gate bridge, mostly sunny skies to get things started little bit of a breeze happening that will pick up a little bit and it's only really the only saving grace that we have going on today to keep some areas of the bay at least somewhat controlled in terms of temperatures this afternoon but forget about an inlet it could be very toasty got the 60's all line up on the east bay shoreline 68 delay ho 68 for any aac 63 livermore 50's up to the north bay and 62 for san jose for comparison sake what you know what we're just trailing a little bit up here in the north bay, but everybody else he is either the same as yesterday or d

it is sunday july 12th, i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston happy sunday, let's get a check of your forecast when i was driving and i noticed a lot of cloud cover, let's head over to ahe weather center and say good morning today friday be a good morning a robin marty good morning, everybody and yes, fog and clouds that's actually not going to go away for some folks 50 towards the coast. >>this live shot coming in from u c berkeley and again the shrubbery in the foreground is completely blocked out we swing things around to the golden gate picture and it's the same scenario as well the towers getting clipped off this is going to be a problem area to the bulk of today's we try to get some clearing happening through southern marin here's what happens as we go forward to the parable kind of freeze at 9.15 still some work to be done along even the east bay shoreline at that point the peninsula in the north bay now it does clear out for much of the bexar least most of it at least but along the peninsula coast and up to southern marin it will be fighting to some of that overcast or at leas

4th happy independence day, i'm robin winston, yeah, happy independence day everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start off this 4th of july with the forecast and a spar heidi ok guys don't revolt now okay, good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody we are looking at a hot day today probably the hottest under bunch. we have another sidebar to look out for some winds going on later this afternoon evening live shot from berkeley where is the fog car was taken the day off today east bay shoreline all about the bay off towards the distance. meanwhile, it's going to take a look at the golden gate bridge shot little bit of that fog try to make it and he's got some birds and they're looking for breakfast out there. temperatures for us we're in the 60's and the 50's now at this hour, upper 50's line, the east bay shoreline but even inland into the 60's. so it's nice and refreshing to start the day because it's going to warm up and those inland parts there but for comparison's sake a little cooler up in the north bay and around the immediate bay, but inland pretty close to yesterd

gonzalez's home she spoke to the group for some 30 minutes thanking them and expressing supports gonzales said the council would discuss cuts to seattle's police department on wednesday during their select budget committee reporting for unquestioned tosh suites r t. one over on california where demonstrators chained themselves to offense. side of governor gavin newsom's home a group is calling for the release of inmates and an end to immigration transfers as the coronavirus continues to spread in state prisons the protesters were arrested and charged with trespassing failure to unlawful assembly and failure to disperse after a warning. and elsewhere around the world riots are taking place inside a bolivian prison following the deaths of 3 prisoners because of poor on a virus some inmates climbed on top of the prison rooftop waving flags that cardboard coffin and banners demanding to be seen by doctors officials at that prison are still awaiting medical results of 20 other inmates who died in recent weeks suspected to be coated 1000 related. and as protests continue in towns like portland

behind me you've got hannah storm then just coming in probably over the top of grenada is he's coming gonzales will be hurrican probably a category one hurricane moving fairly quickly to go top of the island most likely sometime during saturday maybe early sunday potential damage obviously from that sounds a little quiet until you get down to probably the river plate where again your frontal system which is change the temperatures is taking right now back up into the south of brazil. from. frank assessments saying that 76 percent of the relation of life is being sorted through informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of a breakdown many cars are the only at region are actually under a de facto state of emergency and critical debate after is a proxy because not every sunday enters the philippine people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching al-jazeera reminder the top stories this hour and 1st the top u.s. health agency has issued guidelines calling for the full reopening schools in september even as corona virus infections spike

floods fairly obviously coming into the caribbean not quite a hurrican it's a tropical storm called gonzales got across these are local times its position but it rapidly disappears having left just a trail of fairly heavy rain it's quite a small storm not much bigger than trade and combine to be honest but could cause briefly some damage the showers from venezuela come down through columbia as well into words ecuador and chile and then that frontal system is a bit of rain briefly in the south of brazil but the real winter is down south. on the counter of the cost this week rich countries are cornering the market for covert $19.00 vaccines but what does that mean for the world's paul we'll look at the coronavirus treatments all thought for low income nations and check out the real price of developing films countering the cost on al-jazeera because context these are feed into storytelling around the biggest issues done but had to do easily do it again. all all . watching are just there are a mind of our top stories this hour for the 5th consecutive day more than 1000 americans have died of cor

got hanna has tropical storm then just coming in probably over the top of grenada is he's coming gonzales will be hurrican probably a category one hurricane moving fairly quickly to go top of the island most likely sometime during saturday maybe early sunday potential damage obviously from that subtle this is largely quiet until you get down to probably the river plate where again your frontal system which is change the temperatures is taking rain now back up into the south of brazil. a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare is also a new space one a one east produced china's underwater on al-jazeera. for the 1st time in recent history saudi arabia prohibits overseas visitors from performing the hutch government. as cook at 19 continues to disrupt people's lives we look at this decision and big impact on the saudi economy hodge 2020 on al-jazeera. georgiadis there are a reminder of our top stories this hour a group of men thought to be u.s. officials have forced their way into the chinese consulate in houston moments after a deadline to shut the

floods fairly obviously coming into the caribbean not quite a hurrican is a tropical storm called gonzales got across trend of debate of these are local times its position but it rapidly disappears having left it's a trail of fairly heavy rain it's quite a small storm not much bigger than trade on the combine to be honest but could cause briefly some damage the showers from venezuela come down through columbia as well into words ecuador and chile and then that frontal system is a bit of rain briefly in the south of brazil but the real winter is down south. for. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. be the hero world needs right. washington. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.k.'s reimposing a 14 day quarantine on travelers returning from spain infections are tripled in the past 2 weeks with catalonia emerging

my name is you know gonzales i'm 37 years old and i'm cuban i've been a family doctor for 8 years and i'm currently at high risk requesting asylum in the us. where it is when the pandemic began the u.s. closed its borders due to the health emergency and all the appointments to attend u.s. immigration courts were postponed. i feel that i am in migratory limbo i can't go back to cuba i'm not allowed to cross to the states to wait there until my case is heard and in this country in mexico i'm nobody. who knew this a friend of mine a doctor asked me if i wanted to work at this shelter helping migrants that. the most beautiful thing was to put on a white doctor's coach again and to grab a stethoscope and to be able to hear someone's heartbeat again when the migrants realize that we are also migrants they feel happier and they feel like we are family. the most difficult thing about leaving cuba was leaving my family my mom my dad to leave everything behind and start a new. there. but not really because i can't say that i have a life here i can't even say that i'm starting to build a life he

louise gonzales was 49 years old, loved science fiction and star wars.ter says his death has left a huge hole in the hearts of their family. she hopes to get a tattoo soon to honor him. may they rest in peace and their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>thank you wolf. outfront next, the u.s. going in the wrong direction. cases are up. why is america failing? doctors treating patients intense in the sweltering heat with no relief in sight. it's a story you'll see only outfront. should joe biden demand trump release his taxes in exchange for participating in a presidential debate. major pete buttigieg is my guest. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, going in the wrong direction. u.s. coronavirus death toll right now tonight is on the verge of toppi

any names, which you are used to if you are dealing ing alocal police, see badge that says officer gonzales and so on. they say it is to protect them from having their families exposed or their names are circulated by radicals. theyt is controversial and say that they are wearing identifiers, unique identifiers, which may be a combination of numbers and letters like zt-1. again, for those that are skeptical, this is not the same thing as wearing a name. they may know who misbehaved. but we may not find out who misbehaved. these are questions that congress will be asking about. it is responsible for a lot of the unease people feel about what is going on in portland. host: we will open up our regional lines for this conversation about the administration's anti-crime crackdown. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, the number will be (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, the number will be (202) 748-8001. we are really interested in knowing what local law enforcement thinks about the federal government sending out federal agents to help with the crime cra

00:04am morning news, it's saturday july 11th, i'm robin lees good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to start the morning off today's far to find out about what's going to be a very hot forecast. yeah, good morning. martin robin good morning, everybody and social distancing may be kind of a good thing go get too close to anybody really toasty going on today berkeley, nice a live shot here nice all it up as you can see along the east bay shoreline. >>we're seeing the same thing to run the golden gate bridge to with tons of blue skies to be passed around little bit of a breeze will pick up this afternoon. actually that shields us a little bit from the intense heat happening elsewhere around the state got 60's in place along most of the east bay, real estate 50's up to the north bay. a chilly 46 half moon bay that's delightful 62 meanwhile for san jose. but to compare things for just 24 hours ago, a look at inland spots really dropping off conquered 5 degrees behind you can see up in the north as well will make up for that this afternoon, however, as we warm up winds current

pedro gonzales writes for a couple of the journal of american greatness," we are happy to have them onhe show tonight. thanks so much for coming on. here you have two potential vp picks, both of whom have explicitly endorsed eliminating the biggest states antidiscrimination law. it's hard to believe that's true. it is true, what should we conclude from it? >> that both of these people are willing to use ethanol-politics for political power. i think you framed it very well that harris doesn't mean it, she pays lip service to progressive policies but she doesn't mean any of the things she says. bass really believes in the things that she sang and what i think is so dangerous is she has a good way or a talent for taking radical ideas and making them appear moderate. but at the end of the day both of these candidates are going in the same direction and that is a very bad place for america because both of them have no problem with essentially portraying white people as the group that needs to be disadvantaged for other groups in this country to succeed. that is insane. you're talking about

pretty quiet across a good path so fast south america we have got the remnants of tropical storm gonzales we've been very close to venezuela majority the showers across the western side of the amazon more of the same as we go on through sunday the line of cloud i'm going to was that eastern side opposite pushing up towards a rio south of that generally try jenny quiet but the wintry weather continues for the south still of course as we go on into monday plenty of showers across northern areas all of the consonance push further north and here we can see the r.m. ns of gonzalo moving very close to the northern parts of venezuela from i sent me this picture in from trinidad keep an eye on the mountains as his the northern range is just northern areas all trinidad as the storm is for you can see how those mountains just disappear with that heavy rains streaming in across the region that wetter weather that's going to continue making its way through the west was in facing out across the caribbean then it's back to the usual sunshine inshallah some lovely showers into central america. wars nort

compromising with people we're not asking or demanding as a descendant of the norwalk tried ronnie gonzales he's this destruction as a victory she's been calling for the monument's removal for years, it's a disgrace for us that we have to drive past the statues every day and see people who committed genocide and torture on our people. being glorified sarah was a catholic priest in the 1700's who founded the mission system while he spread the catholic faith he's drawn controversy over forcing native americans to join the missions into manual labor introducing them to for diseases that wiped out writes this is difficult so destruction of history, but some see this removal as an assault on their heritage like free to to repay who came to pray before the base of the statue highlighting this ear is an important part of the catholic religion after pope francis canonized sarah sustained in 2015. we paid him for his health. >>and everything that we do. that's something that goes to the deep is. parts of all catholic a symbol of history to some and 8 others now caught sight. >>in sacramento just com