harrington: good morning. my name is john harrington. i am the commissioner of the department of public safety. governor walz tasked me to prepare options and capacities and capabilities to respond to the civil unrest protests, but more importantly and really more directly, to the unlawful behavior of the arsonists, the thieves, the burglars, the vandals who were tearing apart the city of minneapolis. i want to make it clear that that is i think a clear line of demarcation that we were operating under, because it is fundamental to the department of public safety. it is fundamental to the state patrol that we take an oath to support the constitution, and that we believe our work is absolutely essential to allow everyone's first amendment right to have their voices heard. we were not deployed, and we have not been deployed, and we will not be deployed to stifle free speech. but we will not and can not allow unlawful, dangerous behavior to continue. i'm particularly proud of our relationship with both the minnesota national guard and the de

goodssioner harrington: morning. i'm the commission of the department of public safety. -- walz wallace tasked tasked me to prepare capabilities to respond to the civil unrest protests, but more importantly and more directly, to the unlawful behavior of the thieves, the burglars, the vandals who were tearing apart the city of minneapolis. thatt to make it clear that is a clear line of demarcation that we were operating under, because it is fundamental to the department and the state patrol that we take an oath to support the constitution, and that we believe our work is absolutely essential to allow everyone's first amendment right to have their voices heard. and we not deployed, have not been deployed, to stifle free speech. allow will not and cannot unlawful, dangerous behavior to continue. i pam particularly proud of our relationship with the national guard, the department of natural resources, and the department of public safety, along with the minnesota state patrol. we called and they came. like that,ly it was

thank you very much. >> thank you, mayor carter. >> commissioner harrington. >> i'm john harrington, commissioner of the department of public safety. the department of public safety was given the mission to restore order and to maintain and keep the peace. we have assembled the largest civil policing authority in the history of minnesota. i've been in policing for 40 years, and there has never been have had as many officers, deputies, and state law enforcement officials come together for a single mission. we are working together under a unified command to make sure that we can be out there to keep the peace, but i will tell you we have seen a change over the last couple of days. from the earliest demonstrations, which were peaceful demonstrations that were largely demonstrations where people were trying to express the horror and trauma of outng george's life snuffed -- not seeing peaceful demonstrations, and i'm not seeing, frankly, any empathy or any heart for mr. lloyd or for the communities that he loved and the communities he belonged to. not only a we saw change in the temperame

i'm joined today by attorney ellison, colonel langer and john harrington. i spoke this morning with much likeackson who valerie said a prayer for our state and for those grieving, for peace. then also said something very important. this is the moment where we start but every time we get to this place, we never start the process to make sure it doesn't happen again. that commitment amongst leaders in our community, watching this happen across the united states, another name be added and for those of us old enough, rodney king, mike brown and no george floyd. situation on the ground doesn't allow us at this time to tackle those issues. the very efforts in our community, our libraries, nonprofits andse government, light rail system, are all shut down from this. we have to restore order to our society before we can start addressing the issues. before we turn back to where we should be spending our energy, making sure justice is served, justice is served swiftly and we learn something from what george floyd gave on monday. i want to just be very clear. i am goin

i am john harrington. >> a clear line that we were operating under.was fundamental of the department of public stiff thaf we take an oath to support the constitution. we believe that our work is essential to allow everyone's first amendment right to have their voices heard. we were not deployed and we have not been deployed and we'll not be deployed disciple free speech. we'll not and can not allow unlawful dangerous behavior to continue. i am proud of our relationship with our commissioner guards and state patrol. we called and they came. literally it was it does not make it much more complicated than that. i am going

commission commissioner harrington. >> i'm john harrington, the commissioner of the department of public safety. we were given the mission by the governor to restore order and to maintain and keep the peace. we have assembled the largest civil policing authority in the history of minnesota. i've been in police for 40 years, and there has never been a time when i have had as many officers, deputies, and state law enforcement officials come together for a single mission. we are working together under a unified command to make sure that we can be out there to keep the peace. but i will tell you that we have seen a change over the last couple of days. we have seen from the earliest demonstration, which were peaceful demonstrations that were largely demonstrations of -- where people were trying to express the horror and trauma of having mr. floyd's life snuffed out, i'm not seeing peaceful demonstrations. and i'm not seeing, frankly, any empathy or any heart for mr. floyd or for the communities that he loved and the communities that he belonged to. last night we saw not only a change in the t

as well chris harrington from sports press thank you ok. well a day after he announced that the white house is looking to phase out its coronavirus task force us president donald trump who apparently has changed his mind in a tweet the u.s. president says the task force will continue on indefinitely with its focus on safety and opening up our country again now he. added that the members on that task force could change so is a task force with a different focus and different members still the same task force that's up for debate for now trump says that dr anthony found he will remain on the team at least for now. with the corona virus crisis is highlighted just how interdependent the world really is a new global initiative called one shared world it is launching today with the goal of creating a movement that aims to find global solutions to global issues the initiative hopes to influence government leaders to work together and has drawn up a declaration of inter dependence which you can sign up to on line thomas jefferson he wrote the us dec

talks briefly at the end about a working group here in minnesota that he and commissioner john harrington, the public safety minnesota, they cochaired a working group, they got together last year, it's a diverse group including law enforcement stakeholders, community members, family members of individuals who had

as well chris harrington from sports chris thank you ok. our here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the european union has entered the deepest economic recession in its history that's what the european commission said today the e.u.'s economy is expected to contract by a massive 7 and a half percent this year because of the coronavirus shutdowns officials predict output will bounce back next year with growth of around 6 percent but there's no guarantee that the spanish parliament has extended the country's coronavirus state of alert for another 2 weeks the measure passed after a day long debate and sharp criticism from opposition parties spain is one of the hardest hit countries in europe it has started relaxing some walk down restrictions in recent days u.s. secretary of state's mike pump aoe has blasted china for its handling of the corona virus outbreak he repeated allegations the virus escaped from a lab in the city of new han and accused beijing of initially covering up the outbreak. of mars th

in the last hour, in c spokeswoman liz harrington not backing away from the threat. >> staff on the ground, the fact remains we need assurances from governor cooper that we can hold this event as planned and if we are not going to have the assurance that we can have a gathering of more than 10 people than we need better options. >> if it did get yanked from charlotte, where would it go? mike pence was hinting texas, florida and georgia major menace progress reopening, who knows, stay tuned. todd: how do you make that call two or three months early? jillian: a maryland biotech company kicking off phase i clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine, planning to test 130 participants ranging from 1859 years old and oxtail you, australia. of phase i is successful they plan to launch phase 2 in other countries including the us, the clinical trial getting a

i'll >> john harrington again. the data we had from yesterday, there was about 20% of the folks arrested came from outside of the state of minnesota. we're tracking folks from arkansas, from kansas city, from iowa and illinois. and i believe michigan. in the pool of folks that were arrested yesterday. i still don't have the booking sheets yet from last night, so i can't give you any additional information on that in terms of the most current set of arrests. but 20% yesterday -- of yesterday's arrests had out-of-state addresses we were tracking. >> thank you. >> thank you for the question. i think this is one we still need to explore more. again, just in that moment of candidness, it's easier sometimes for us to believe, but that also, i think, people understand in this broader issue, that leads to some of the systemic issues. yes, sir. >> governor, can you talk about tonight and the next couple of days what people, particularly in the worst hit areas, should think about, you know, continue, to take precautions, tho

harrington, rnc spokesperson. todd: multistate manhunt intensifying for an accused murderer. the fbi joining the search spanning connecticut, new jersey and pennsylvania for the yukon student considered armed and dangerous. the family of peter manford joining him -- urging them to turn himself in. >> time to let the healing process begin. time to surrender. you have your parents and your sisters and your families. so, peter, from your parents, we love you, please turn yourself in. >> take a look at your screen, police releasing a new photo believed to be him walking along railroad tracks in pennsylvania. he is suspected of killing two men and kidnapping one of the men's fiancÉs and fleeing the state. she was found and injured in new jersey. families and he says he has a history of mental illness. we will keep you updated. >> the justice department investigating kim jong un draft of the shooting of the hate crime. a federal prosecutor told them local officials were also being investigated for potential misconduct. he was shot and killed in a georgia neighborhood in february. g

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chp is investigating the crash and, so, let's go to alyssa harrington, following this for us, we have more details on what has happened and which chp is saying. alyssa? >>> there were six people in the vehicle when it flipped, the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. >> this is a vehicle that was traveling at a high rate of speed and it lost control for an unknown reason. there were six people that were in the vehicle, the driver and five passengers. >> here is video of the damaged suv, the dodge durango overturned, ejecting one of the passengers. chp officers arrived and pronounced three men dead at the scene, a female was taken to a hospital, but later died of her injuries. the seven on highway 85, southbound lanes are closed with traffic diverted onto connell road, and chp will have lanes open by 8 am, but there is a lot of work to do. >> we have a large scene, all of the lands of southbound 85 are shut down. it will take time to process the scene, the for the investigation. >> chp says everyone and the vehicle was in 20s or 30s, but at this time they are not releasing any name

my name is john harrington. governor walz tasked me to prepare options and capacities and capabilities to respond to the civil unrest protests but more importantly and really more directly to the unlawful behavior of the arsonists, the thieves, the burglars, the vandals who were tearing apart the city of minneapolis. among that, it's a clear line of demarcation that we were operating under. because it is fundamental to the department of public safety and fundamental to the state patrol that we take an oath to support the constitution and that we believe that our work is absolutely essential to allow everyone's first amendment right to have their voices heard. we were not deployed and we have not been deployed and we will not be deployed to stifle free speech. but we will not and cannot allow unlawful, dangerous, behavior to continue. i am particularly proud of our relationship with both the minnesota national guard, commissioner stroman, and colonel langer as the colonel for the minnesota state patrol

linger of the minnesota state patrol and commissioner john harrington. i spoke this morning with rev. jackson who, much like valerie, said a prayer for our state and said a prayer over those grieving and said a prayer for peace. and also said something very important. this is the moment where we start but every time we get to this place we never start the process to make sure it doesn't happen again and that commitment amongst leaders in our community, watching this happen across the united states, watching another name be added and for those of us who are old enough to remember rodney king and mike brown and unfortunately now we've added george floyd. the situation on the ground is not allow us at this time to tackle those issues. the very assets in our community, our libraries, our businesses, those nonprofits and government entities, our light rail system are all shut down from this. we have to restore order to our society before we can start addressing the issues, before we turn back to where we should be spending our energy making sure that justice

ktvu's elissa harrington tells us why. >> reporter: carlos gabriel as an employee at tesla. áhe has refusedhe áspread of covid-19 and the difficulty of social distancing in the fremont factory, where more than 10,000 people were. >> am very disappointed in the eadership. á ávery disappointed in elon musk disappointd for putting profits áover the halls of his workers.á >> reporter: activist groups united public workers for action, áand worker solidarity áaction network organized this rally áoutside the fremont manufacturng planát. >> what is going on here today is a travesty. >> reporter: they want ceo elon musk fired thing he put workers in harm's way when he insisted work resume without providing proper personal protective equipment. >> elon musk is a billionaire and ásaid he's above the law. he doesn't have to follow the shelter áin place lot. he said that you come and arrest them. i ásay that the government hereá in fremont and the government of california should arrest him. >> reporter: protesters also called on osha to hire more ásafety inspectors and called for ágovernor gavin newsom

here's more on the story from elissa harrington. >> reporter: is six people in their 20s were packed inside the said dodge durango when the driver lost control , spun out. the vehicle flipped and crashed on highway 85. four passengers were killed. this happened in the southbound lanes around 10:15 p.m. >> it was a solo vehicle that was traveling a high rate of speed. >> reporter: four men were pronounced dead at the scene, the driver, rabbi kumar anna was arrested at the scene. lanes were closed until just after 9:00 am. >> there was no reason for anyone to drink and get behind the wheel. there are too many options. using a rideshare, having a designated driver. what we have here is four people who will never go home again as a result of this collision.elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> helping those who have served our country. coming up we will speak with a medical expert who says that helping our veterans is essential in the fight against the coronavirus. >>> a new inflammatory syndrome in children has people questioning plans for reopening. details coming up. right now, you

reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you.w eat at restaurants in napa county. just yesterday, the owner of downtown chose showed us what things will look like at his establishment. >> we will ask if you have a facemask on while you walk around my business. once you get to your table you are welcome to relax we are asking they put hand sanitizer on as soon as they enter the building. and then we have paper menus that are disposable. >> also in napa county, nonessential retail stores and now allow people to browse inside. >>> more than 1000 pastors in california are planning to defy state orders and hold services on pentecost, which is may 31st. houses of worship here in california are not able to open until phase three of the reopening. the justice department has issued a warning to the state, saying those restrictions violate the first amendment by restricting religious freedom. one is saying it could be difficult to prove in court. >> much harder claim that there discrimination in general. on a different opening order -- >>

reporting live, melissa, harrington, elissa harrington, ktvu news. mister the nations and implement rate has reached 14.7% last month. that is the highest number we have seen since the great depression. the labor department announced, this morning amount but 20 1/2 million jobs were lost in april alone, most jobs we have seen lost in a single month in u.s. history. let's run over to stocks here, because investors seem to be shaking off this news about and implement. the dow jones is up by 300 points, economists say investors are happy more states are opening up and getting back to business, so that might explain this pump. the s&p is up 1 1/4, the nasdaq up by one full percentage point. >>> the time is now 7:06. the governor of california now expects to have $54 billion deficit because of the pandemic. just last year, california had a surplus of $21 billion surplus, but the governor says tax revenues are way down, and other states around the country need federal relief. calvin and counties and cities are also facing budget deficit and they too are as

to make -- keep contributions to the operation that commissioner harrington has laid out. so to our two mayors and to our two law enforcement professionals and to you governor, the minnesota national guard is all in. >> thank you, governor. i don't intend on rehashing the ground that has been covered by all the folks up here saying the important things they said but i do stand here as chief of the minnesota state patrol to say that we have done something that we've never done in the history of our organization all the way back to 1929 in terms of the mobilization of our state troopers from all across minnesota that have come to the metro area to do whatever we can to get back to what we believe in as an organization and as a minnesota state patrol that we reflect our core values of respect, integrity, courage, honor and excellence. that's who we are and that's who we believe minnesotans are too and our job is to get out there in the middle of the mission that we're confronted with right now to stop the criminal behavior that we have been seeing and to prevent the criminal

to be the last bar to fall victim to the coronavirus in the current economic conditions, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a restaurant in martin is a stepping up to help fellow merchants, taco daddies is donating 50% of sales. the first week raised enough money to pay for health insurance for 10 employees for one month. >>> there closing main street traffic so the businesses can reopen. they made the decision at last night's meeting , they want to give downtown restaurants and shops more space for social distancing. the street closure will give them more room to display goods and allow restaurants to expand outside dining. >>> superintendent tony thurmond held the conference to discuss bringing students back to the classroom, here's more on that story from cristina rendon. >> we understand that you need ppe and a you need flexibility. >> reporter: in a virtual discussion with educators, california superintendent tony thurmond said that schools cannot reopen safely without more money for social distancing . the concerns are result of a $7 billion cut from education in the governor's

alyssa harrington works from home, here are the details. good morning. >> thousands of people had flocked to the beaches and ignored the social distancing orders. a message that the governor has is that the virus does not take weekends off. it is still out there, spreading, that is what people need to remember. okay, i want to show you video from last week. let's show you what the crowds look like. thousands had soaked up the sun, played sports and were not wearing masks. the governor had said that outings like this will set the stage back, several counties are appearing to ease restrictions. some of them in southern california are fighting for the beaches, the governor ordered a closure, and there are reports that huntington beach plans to file a lawsuit against the governor. other state beaches and parks are open. >> we will continue to work with county health directors, and local officials. they will be iterating this constantly. >> the governor has made it clear, you will be shut down, so , now is not the time to be complacent. the time

i will hand it to commissioner harrington. >> attorney general ellison, many of the points. the one other point i will bring in is this group was very much based out of community. we brought in folks from a variety of different, diverse and geographic communities. we brought in folks from the disability community to make sure that all kinds of voices were heard. one of the voices i heard most clearly was the need for community healing and community health. one of the recommendations that we have put forward, we still think it was important before but i've never seen it as acutely as important as it is right now for community healing. the question that we asked and they asked with you, how does the community recover when it's heart has been ripped out? >> reporter: over and over again why aren't the officer or officers in question being held in custody? >> we are working with the county attorney, the charging authority to make sure we are following their guidance as we move forward in seeking the criminal prosecution. >> reporter: we've heard that the last few days. >> we are

alyssa harrington will join us now and talk about the business owners that are frustrated. alyssa? >> reporter: some people are frustrated, even though santa clara county is entering phase 2, one comic book store owner in san jose said that business is down 90 percent, and he thinks that by selling essential items along with his books, he found a loophole that will allow customers inside of his store. >> i got bounty, toilet paper, clorox, i have clorox wipes, who has those? i have lots of different kinds of beans. i have top ramen. >> reporter: the amended shelter in place allows retail businesses to do curbside sales, but the owner of space cat comics hopes that by selling essential items like food , you can also invite customers inside. he converted a section of his up into a convenience store and he says that if police tell him that he cannot open this way, he will instead offer curbside pickup area >> the important thing is that the business stays safe. it is not important, so much what they sell, but, it is more are you safe? we have always been safe. >> the public health off

alyssa harrington is joining us to explain may 4 be with you. >>> that is right, it is may 4. it is star wars day. what is happening is that people are coming up with creative ways to think healthcare workers who are working with patients and fighting covid-19 and adding a star wars theme. this is one of the creative ways we have seen people give thanks to healthcare workers. you are watching video from last week when first responders showed up at an area hospital, cheering on medical staff. first they went to zuckerberg general hospital, the idea was to boost morale and let essential workers know that they are appreciated. >> it made me feel better, it is stressful and it is scary. the isolation, we want to do a good job, but it is scary. >> thank you for doing the job that you do, thank you for being out there every day and being on the front lines and putting your life at risk to help others, i want us all to continue to work together and keep people safe. >>> here is what is happening today, a star wars themed plan will help honor workers, the caravan will include police c

alyssa harrington joins us with the report and what it means for the economy. good morning. >> these numbers are down from the previous week, but not good. the department of labor released the latest unemployment numbers this morning and last week three point 2 million americans had filed for unemployment and if it's. in seven weeks, since the coronavirus pandemic, it led to shelter and place orders and 33 million people in the united states have filed for unemployment. the coronavirus has taken a massive toll on the economy. these latest numbers are the worst since the great depression. americans lose their jobs in the wake of the pandemic, and the government is allowing contractors and workers to apply for benefits. even though economists predict things to eventually bounce back, they say that it could take months. alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> happening today, the governor will tell us his plans for stage ii of reopening california. he has confirmed that tomorrow he would like to restart the manufacturing and retail businesses. >> it is a lot of

reporting live, i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you, alyssa. the national liberty ship, while the ship escaped the fire, the organization did suffer some losses. in a post online, the group says items in storage, along with the pure, were destroyed with the fire. it will take some time to recover. they are looking for donations to replace some of the lost items. you will find more information about how you can help and donate, by clicking this story on ktvu.com . >>>governor gavin newsom has issued guidelines as to how churches can reopen here in california. a church in southern california has continued holding in-person services against the governor's order that bands such gatherings. shield of faith in san bernardino say they are worried about contracting covid-19 during a service. >> i know god is going to protect me, protect my children. he did bring me this far to get , he did not let me get this far to let something happen to me or my kids. >> people that are fearful, we go above and beyond. they have facemasks available that are no- cost

we will bring in ktvu's elissa harrington to explain what the report tells us. alyssa? >> good morning, gasia. 3.2 million americans filed for unemployment benefits. california actually saw the highest number of initial claims, at 318,000. this is actually down from the week before, but still a huge number. since mid-march, when covid-19 really started to take its toll on the economy, more than 33 million claims have been filed. more than 33 million claims in just a few weeks. nonessential businesses told to close, and the pandemic has led to layoffs. jaw, job loss, back in late march when more than 6.6 million people filed for unemployment insurance, that was an all-time high. since then, the numbers each week have started to fall. economists say they do expect to see things bounce back, but it could take months before we even begin to see that take place. the jobs report does not tell us anything about hiring and claims continue to reach an all- time high at 22.6 million per reporting live, i'm elissa harrington, fox 2 fox 2 news. >>> all right, alyssa, thank you. gov

elissa harrington joins us live.magine some business owner still a bit frustrated here. >> yes in fact this one business owner who runs a comic book store in san jose says his business is down 90% but he wants foot traffic back inside his shop so he thinks he found a loophole for allowing customers back in by also selling essential items. listen to this but >> while i've got bounty, i've got toilet paper, i've got clorox, i've got clorox wipes. who has those? i've got lots and lots of different kinds of beans. i've got top ramen. >> the amended shelter in place order only allows retail businesses to do curbside sales but this owner helps by also selling essential items like food and toiletries he can invite customers inside pretty converted a section into what looks like a convenience store. police tell him he cannot open this way, he said he will offer curbside pickup instead. >> the important thing is the business stay safe. it is not important so much what they sell, it's are you safe. we are safe. we have always

let's check in with alyssa harrington. >>> that is right, it is star wars day, because may 4 be with you. there will be a creative way to honor healthcare workers, this is one of several creative ways we have seen people honor healthcare workers during the pandemic. sometimes people howl, others clap, this is actually video from last week when first responders showed up to hospitals to cheer on doctors and other medical staff. the idea is to boost morale and let workers know that they are appreciated. >> it made me feel better about being here. it is stressful and scary. the isolation. it is scary. >> thank you for doing the job that you do, thank you for being out there every day. thank you for being on the front lines and putting your life at risk. i want us all to continue to work together, and keep people safe. >>> here's the plan, 45 minutes from now, fire engines and police cruisers will drive by the medical center, police officials including police chiefs and mayors from san mateo, belmont and foster city will be there to cheer as healthcare workers arrive for their morning sh

alyssa harrington "ktvu fox 2 news." starting tomorrow when you are out and about you have to wear a face mask. this includes people working in or visiting businesses even if it is outside. the city will require people to wear a face covering whenever they air in a public area, including a park. >> i think the county's order is far enough and it makes sense. i think it is on medically sound ground. and other than that legislating common sense is not going to work. >> new research shows wearing facemasks can reduce the spread of the coronavirus by as much as 50% when the masks are worn properly. check county by county information by reopening the "ktvu" news app. keeping a running list of what's open and where right there at the top of the page. >>> more than 5 million covid confirmed 19 cases in the number . more than 86,000 cases in california. more than 3500 people have died. the biggest one-day injury with more than 2200 new cases right here in the bay area. 11,000 cases and 410 people have died. tsa has released new

alyssa harrington joins us now with a look at the report we are expecting. alyssa? >>> the report is expected to be one of the worst ever, millions of americans have filed for unemployment benefits as the pandemic forces businesses to close, lay off workers, or severely alter the way that they operate. in late march, 6.6 million applications were filed, an all- time high. economists predict april numbers will be the highest since the great depression. the report will be released at 5:30 am. they will reach 34,000,007 weeks. 33 million americans have filed for unemployment insurance, leading to layoffs and, the economy has taken a huge beating. has restrictions ease around the coronavirus, businesses prepare to reopen, but the damage has been done. economists predict that we are months away from seeing the economy bounce back. reporting, live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> california has paid $8 billion in jobless benefits that are related to the pandemic, but not all californians that have been approved are receiving their money very quickly, the money u

resume operations so joining us now we have quest harrington from sports to tell us a little bit more about this so just how soon can the bonus they get back soon is really defined as mid may and the german football they the d.f.l. will meet next meet this week tomorrow in fact to decide in define that day in particular so that could be as soon as next weekend or the following weekend but the decision was unanimous to restart the bundesliga and they've been working on a plan to restart this working closely with politicians as well as the medical experts to make sure they can provide the safest environment to restart you know the boat as they can after all it is a business we've seen some businesses potentially open back up in the bundesliga is no different how big a deal of this is is this for german football it's enormous i mean it's a really black and white issue and you can even consider it a red issue a black or red issue because some reports report that high is 13 out of the 36 but if they can and 2nd division clubs could suffer insolvency if the bonus ticket is not resumed they

alyssa harrington has been working from home, but, good morning alyssa. >>> ordering a hard closure of beaches down in orange county, that is after thousands of people had flocked to the beaches and ignored social distancing orders. let's show you video from newport beach, showing you what it was like there. you can see people gathered, having picnics with coolers. it looked like a normal summer day. this is not what the governor wants to see. after criticism over the large crowds, the city council voted to keep the beaches open. the governor announced that the beaches will be closed to prevent the spread of covid-19. this move targets one area, and a surprise to many after a memo was sent to police departments is saying that allstate beaches would close. >>> today, we will make clarifications, just in the orange county area. we have been consistent, this is the directive. i can't square off what others had said, but this is what we say. >> in the bay area, officers issued 275 citations that beaches in pacifica over the weekend. they county areas will relax restrictions starting monday

reporting live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you, alyssa, restaurants were allowed to reopen yesterday, the owner of downtown shows showed us how it looks inside of his restaurant. >> for the first time, i will ask that you have a facemask on when you walk around in my business. once you get to your table, relax and enjoy yourself i take your facemask off. we are asking that you put hand sanitizer on your hand, as soon as you enter the building, and, we have paper menus that are disposable. >>> nonessential retail stores are now also allowed to let customers inside. santa clara is the latest bay area county to move into phase 2 of reopening tomorrow, san francisco, san mateo and alameda county move to phase 2, and retail on tuesday. >>> pushing against to lara county, defying the stay-at- home order, on tuesday, supervisors wanted to let movie theaters and barbershops reopen, the governor's office responded, threatening to withhold disaster relief funding, there is no word yet on how the supervisor will respond, but they say the businesses were already defying rules

i am the commissioner of public safety, john harrington. to prepare options and capacities and capabilities to respond to the civil unrest protests and more importantly and really more directly to the unlawful behavior of the arsonists, the thieves and burglars, the vandals who were tearing apart the city of minneapolis. i want that to be clear, i think it's a clear line of demarcation that we were operating under. in the fundamentals of the department of public safety, fundamental to the state patrol that we take an oath to support the constitution and that we believe that our work is absolutely essential to allow everyone's first amendment right to have their voices heard. we were not deployed and we have not been deployed and we will not be deployed to stifle free speech. but we will not and cannot allow unlawful, dangerous behavior to continue. i am particularly proud of our relationship with both the minnesota national guard, the department of national resources and colonel langan. we called and they came. it doesn't make it much more

mornings on fox 2's alyssa harrington joins us with a counties and stores that are opening and those that will stay closed. alyssa? >>> three counties and the north bay will be moving into phase 2, that is napa county, sonoma county and what is going to happen is retail stores will reopen, but for curbside service only. the transactions should be touch free. customers will not be allowed inside of stores. companies must make sure their employees have proper equipment. the department of public health has issued new rules on thursday, lower risk businesses in the phase 2 reopening include bookstores, toy stores, clothing stores, sporting good stores and flower shops. bay area counties are sheltering in place, and seven bay area health departments have released a joint statement saying changes to the health order will be evaluated at the local and regional level, and that right now they are not ready to ease restrictions. >> now is not the time to let down our guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly. >> it is unclear how soon the other counties will move into phase 2, but san fr

the risk businesses will be open, but in certain counties, alyssa harrington is here, and you have all of the details. >> good morning, dave, it is up to counties when they want to enter phase 2. there are three bay area counties that will begin the reopening today. we will show you a map of the places impacted. sonoma county, and solano county, they are entering phase ii today. meanwhile, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, they will not ease restrictions. the shelter in place order has not changed in those counties. a health officer warns that moving too fast will lead to a surge in covid-19 cases. >> now was not the time to let down your guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly, or going away. >> we are being led by science and public health. >> here is what is changing. in napa, sonoma, and solano counties, nonessential businesses have reopened with curbside service and physical distancing guidelines. this includes stores, florists, and retailers. some employees will be able to return to nonessential manufacturing jobs. meanwhile, restaurants, malls and gins will

alyssa harrington is here now with more details. good morning, alyssa. >>> there is growing outrage an involved have not been arrested. i want to show you video from minneapolis overnight. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: minneapolis declared a state of emergency has violent protests erupted throughout the city. thousands have gathered and the straits, chanting i can't breathe. that is what floyd was heard saying before he died on monday. protesters cheered as the police station went up in flames. authorities say they set fire to the third police precinct building after breaking in. everyone inside was able to make it out unharmed. police in riot gear were seen setting up blockades, and looters were seen at grocery stores and other businesses carrying out full shopping carts. the merit of minneapolis acknowledged pain felt across the city, but also condemned looters and those who want to cause harm. he called this one of the most difficult situations the city has ever been in. >> i love minneapolis, we must believe that we can

alyssa harrington is here with the very latest on what is happening. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, the mayor of minneapolis addressed the turmoil in his city, acknowledging the pain that so many eople re feeling about george floyd's death. also condemning the looting and burning buildings and the city. protesters torched a minneapolis police station after breaking and. outside, thousands marched through the streets expressing anger, sadness, and outrage over the death of rorty six-year-old george floyd. they want the officers involved in his death to face criminal charges. >> there is a lot of pain and anger right now in our city. i understand that our entire city recognizes this. what we have seen over the past several hours in the past couple of nights in terms of looting is unacceptable. our communities cannot and will not tolerate it. these are businesses, these are community institutions that we need. >> floyd died on monday after he was stopped by minneapolis police, cell phone video circulated widely on social media shows a pol