exactly similar rules but the travel warning will be lifted on june 15th both of the e.u. countries for any normal e.u. member states of the schengen zone and also for the united kingdom as well but again spain will only be accepting a limited number of tourists from june 21st except for a large number at least up to almost 11000 german tourists who are going to be able to travel to the belair araik islands particularly to may all car huge tourist destination for many germans every year and so they're going to take part in what effectively will be a whole a day a pilot project to see how people cope with certain social distancing measures and coping with hygiene restrictions that are in place while the pandemic is still going but still while that able to enjoy a holiday if you look at all these measures together if you're in germany when you and you want to travel to countries outside of the shannons of this visa free travel zone what does that mean for them. well the travel warning for outside of the e.u. has now been extended until august 31st and said that includes more

governor gavin newsom issued a proclamation today commemorating june 20th as june teens national freedom day in california in a statement, the governor said quote as we celebrate juneteenth we must redouble our efforts to achieve justice and take on systemic racism and its devastating consequences for black americans recent demonstrations, fueling important reforms throughout the united states are the latest contributions to building a more perfect union we remember those who have lived and died in this pursuit and their memory inspires us to make that promise real. >>on the peninsula workers at san mateo medical center came out to show solidarity for the juneteenth holiday. >>doctors nurses and other staff members observed 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence in honor of george floyd whose death sparks the nationwide protests against police brutality. the medical community said they wanted to send a message that they are in solidarity with the black community. now our 4 zone forecast as we show you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge with a lot of clouds out there and a lot of

and june 28, 6:48 a.m. and covering 783 square feet. last site is the 11th future park site. shown in the current conditions. the site is .45-acre site in western soma with a light industrial with residential, commercial as envisioned by the area plan and the future park site was selected for acquisition to serve the growing population of the emerging and park neighborhood with the understanding of the up zoning changes and incoming growth of residential development. the proposed project would result in net new shadow on the future park site adding .18% annually above current shadow load bringing the total annual shadow load to 22.27%. new shadow would occur late afternoon early evening for a daily average of 15 minutes between may 4 and august 8. net new shadow on the western portion of the park dates of maximum necessary new shadow june 14 and june 28. largest shadow on june 7 and july 5 at 7:00 p.m. to cover 4595 square feet. that is the conclusion of the individual park sites impacted by the 98 franklin

14th and reach 4.8% as of june 21st where your masks. >>practice physical distancing continue. the hygiene that is so foundational in terms of mitigating the spread of this virus. the governor also debuted a psa urging california residents to wear masks for which he was joined by former state governors, jerry brown, pete wilson. >>gray davis and arnold schwarzenegger who do you hold don't like cold when we're a mask just new some also provided new figures on california's finances, the state is facing a billion budget deficit due to the economic challenges presented by the pandemic for kron 4 news, i'm kate rooney. >>an investigating a shooting in san francisco's tenderloin district we've got video of the scene from the citizen app police asking people to avoid leavenworth street. first responders are on the 200 block several victims all car and pedestrian traffic being redirected and we will continue to bring details as they come in. in marion county and garbage and recycling company has had. dozens of its employees test positive for the

so we'll have three three-week sessions beginning june 15. at rec and park, we're planning over 25 different camps. we expect there to be another 40 to 50 private camp providers operating in our park system. i believe that maria is estimating nearly 100 nonprofit camp providers will operate around the city and then there are some other muscle private providers that will be operating on, you know, nonpark property in different spaces. we're going to start working with camp providers as quickly as possible, right after we're done speaking with you. and for our camps, for rec and park camps, we'll begin priority registration on may 26 for all of the participants that are currently in our emergency child care program and our kids in our scholarship program who are a little bit more vulnerable and who really, really need us. we're going reach out to those populations first and then city-wide, registration for rec and park camps will begin on june 6. all of this information will be laid out on the department of children, youth and family's website,

i am here to talk about what happened june 1. they dishonored our rights to peacefully protest and freedom of assembly. we would not have an issue at all. >> thank you for testifying. i yelled back. >> the gentlelady yields. i recognize mr. westerman. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for being here today. personal testimony. i think of your firsthand account of the things that went on. part of the function of oversight is to make sure the law is being carried out, justice is administered, and if not, we rectify that. it is important to have oversight hearings like this. also realize your firsthand accounts were bits and pieces of a bigger story. i think there is more for us to learn that we cannot learn from the meeting here today. notink there are voices being heard and we need to hear all voices and here where the problems are. i have a letter here from the federal law enforcement officers association. it says, while otherwise peaceful protesters were by radical groups, federal law enforcement officers

catherine: in june, 1914, at a filler's forces -- adolf hitler's forces invaded.any people fled the advancement of the troops as they arrived in paris on the 10th of june. the governrnment was split betwn supporters of the pharmacist and arse -- mistice and those who wanted war. between the 16th and 17th of june, he went back and forth, understand that the government was ababout to give way to germany. in london, he met with winston churchill and watches very first appeal for resistance, on the 18th of june, 1940, from bbc headquarters, he called on french soldiers to join him in london and to continue their fight. french people would hear the appeal, and it was published in the press pit on the 19th of june, the speech hit the front page, published in france's freezone. the man who was about to sign the armistice with nazi germany. he did so, general de gaulle then repeated his call on the radio waves. [speaking gaulle: french] claire: now, as you just heard,, not ththat many people l listeno the famous rallying cry lives, but in the end, thousands of men were in

will you be able to give us an idea prior to your submission -- our next meeting is june 3r june 3rd -- of what your realignment is going to look like so that we're aware of this upfront before it goes out into the mayor's office or the public? >> yeah, that's the goal. and this is as you say the timeline here that is really tough. because 3 1/2 weeks to do this is extremely, extremely challenging. this would be extremely challenge figure we had the usual three-month timeframe. so i think that what we're going to have to do is to have a few conversations between dr. colfax, mark, and commissioners about what does this look like in terms of kind of timing and process, because we, you know, we obviously want to make sure that the commission is understanding where we're headed and weighing in on it. i think that the question there is just procedureally how and when do we do that and what was the process for that. and we will have that june -- i forget exactly -- june 13th or whatever that deadline is, that will have to submit to the mayor's office. and then after that point there will a

again for germany in 5 more days government officials say all land border checks will be lifted on june 15th we look at what that means for the summer travel season also coming up prosecutors in sweden dropped their probe into the assassination of prime minister olof palme more than 30 years ago the reason their main suspect is dead. and a final farewell for george floyd the man who died in police custody in minneapolis 2 weeks ago laid to rest in his hometown of houston hundreds of mourners gathered to remember floyd whose death made him a global icon for racial injustice. plus she going the phrase the banality of evil to describe the perpetrators of the holocaust a new exhibition in berlin examines the life of hanukkah often one of history's greatest political thinkers. i'm sumi so much god it's great to have you with us as corona virus infection rates slow the german interior minister last they hope has announced that germany will lift the remaining checks at its land borders on june 15th things will then mostly be back to the way they were before the start of the entry restrictions

very good, solid may beginning of june. now you start to see more, but part of that is less business than it is social interaction. want to said that we trust people to make the right decisions, follow the advisories, wear masks, but you also said people have not been complying with the guidelines. in people aren't wearing masks. can people be trusted to do the right thing and wear a mask voluntarily? gov. desantis: i think when people saw this falloff out of the news, may was not -- at least in florida, people were not talking about it as much. you had two weeks of protest where nobody was talking about it really. it was like coronavirus was no longer here. i think people look at that and decided, let's - go back and do our thing. i think now people understand that you still need to be able to do the basic social distancing and just take the basic precautions to be able to protect yourself, but particularly your family members. that is really something that is very important. there has been areas -- for example, we had a 1

you are there at lafayette square on june 1. mr. mcdonald i want to thank you for your service to the united states navy. i'm sure when you enlisted you took a very similar oath of office that we did. when we took the oath of office to be a member of congress to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. and in that first article on the congress will make the law with the freedom of speech or of the press or the right for people to peacefully assemble, if you could say why you were there that day to peacefully assemble? >> i share the same views as a black lives matter movements and everyone is down there. on june 1 it was peaceful protest when the middle i got down in the middle we were attacked. we were chanting for injustice we did not hear warnings to move i was there to strictly priestly unchecked peacefully protest. >> you are exercising your rights, your constitutional rights as a citizen they had sworn previously to upheld. and you feel those were a bridge that day? >> can you say that again? >> do you feel th

that's actually a decrease since june 5th, but the state did see a large spike from june 3rd to june 5th. santa clara county is among nine counties across the state being washed. the deferment of public health is helping the counties so they can manage their operates. napa county isn't on that list but it's also seeing an increase, and authorities are saying memorial day gatherings could be to blame. the county would see 1 1/2 new cases every day, and in the last week they are seeing four new cases per day. as of yesterday there are 157 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the applicant appeared 55 are active. one increase was linked to a family that lives together and was in contact with other relatives nearby. another tested positive went to a crowded graduation party. another went to church. napa county says right now they have the hospital capacity to take care of patients but may need to upgrade resources to manage more contact tracing. officials urge people to be careful, because they say the virus isn't going anywhere. >> you know it seems as if the reopening of sectors is confus

knowledge belief trust and deception democracy of good go again starts june 1st g.w. . mrs d.w. news line from berlin chinese officials sound the alarm after a coronavirus outbreak is linked to a populous city market in beijing authorities locked down part of the capital and hope plans to reopen schools also on the program brazil's coronavirus death toll overtakes that of britain to become the world's 2nd highest the government opens up the economy about health experts warn the worst is unlikely yet to come. at a standoff in seattle president trump doubles down on threats to clear a city district controlled by protesters we take a look at the self declared police friends are and. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program chinese authorities have locked down parts of beijing after discovering a cluster of new corona virus infections the cases a link to a wholesale food market that's a major food supply for the city officials raised the alarm after 45 people out of 517 tested positive for the virus the 1st locally transmitted infections in more than 50 days plans to open schools on

always fantasy on june and looked like the last 4th independence day for the people actually it means independence for things that has actually come to pass this year since the protests began following the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis federal and local politicians have pledged to reform the police new york state for example is criminalized chokeholds but activists point out that new york city had already outlawed the strangling of suspects by police in 1903 yet according to filed police complaints the practice is still widespread. that's why the call with these demonstrations isn't for reform but reimagining the entire system of law and order beginning with defunding the police redirecting money from militarized force to a system that prioritizes deescalation and healing social problems that police in atlanta where there are also demonstrations have reacted in fury to the arrest of a police officer who shot a black man in the back and then declared i got him as another sign for some that the time for mere reform has passed in washington d.c. protesters took at me at t

we will air a special june 28. it on kbcw and on www.kpix.com at 5:00 p.m. >>> black lives matter supporters driving home their message in san francisco. check out this big new art installation near city hall. it spans three blocks along fulton street. has the backing of the mayor. >>> coming up in sports, can't owners and players just get along? and we have a special shout out and a out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. shop-at-home at nissan usa dot com. . >>> baseball, league owners and players keep on playing. no. yes. yes. and it is all about money. today's offer from the owners as you look at the league commissioner, a 72 game season, beginning july 14th. players would be giving 80% of their prorated salary. the players are saying no. they are expected to turn the offer down. they are demanding 100% of their prorate

there's no doubt about it for june. a northerly breeze is kicking in. it is westerly over the weekend. there is your northwind. that is other napa airport. it is low. the high use building in. areas is above average for san francisco and oa we don't have on. if you're getting on the road soon, the bay bridge would be clear for you. traffic is light. this is likely to get slowest first. we have another hour before that happens. unless that happens, there isn't anything yet. at 5:02, let's go back to the headlines. >>> a news conference will be held today with the very latest from the deadly shooting of a sergeant and also the shooting that injured two other officers. ktvu's sara zendehnam is here. you have more on that, good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. we will bring you the details when we have them. what we do know is that the fbi is also involved in this investigation now. the sheriff's office says the suspect, steven carrillo, shot the officer on saturday afternoon. he is an active duty sergeant at the air force base. he is also looking

. >> i am pam cook monday morning june 29th. let's check in with steve paulson as we wrap up june. how hot will it get today? >> pretty warm. nothing we haven't seen or dealt with. >>> then it will cool down so really only wanted to stay or maybe two where we jump up in the wind turns more northerly our north east and that will be the key in this fog around santa cruz to monterey and sneaking up on the san mateo bridge and otherwise we are clear and we have dry air in place in livermore is down to 352 and a high fire danger elevated in the hills north and east bay hills and that takes us through tonight into the north bay hills and look in vacaville and david's and travis' west. eastern solano county and counter contra costa and up in the hills is the areas of focus and a pretty big system for the end of june. it was a wind producer for us but we bump up and 70s, 80s or 90s in santa rosa. all right. we think this will be a quiet week. quieter than what we have and let's ask the man himself. good morning, sal. >> good morning, steve. as people queue up let's go up and take a look at

they are from june 20th. take a look at your screen. in california, there are more than thousands of cases. that's up 4500 cases from the last reported. and day earlier. nearly 3600 are in hospitals. that is the highest in recent history according to the chronicle. almost 5500 people have died in california from coronavirus. health experts say the increase is due to a combination of loosening shelter in place restrictions and an increase in testing. the california department of public health says 84,000 tests have been conducted in the state over the prior 24 hour reporting period. that is 84,000 additional tests. as for worldwide numbers, the world health organization is reporting 183,000 new cases of the virus in just 24 hours. that is the largest one-day increase in new cases. more than 54,000 of those cases are in brazil. the u.s. is not too far behind with the second largest number of new cases in a single day with 36,000. restrictions are continuing to be lifted. health experts still want everyone to wear a mask, keep their distan

so we'll have three three-week sessions beginning june 15. at rec and park, we're planning over 25 different camps. we expect there to be another 40 to 50 private camp providers operating in our park system. i believe that maria is estimating nearly 100 nonprofit camp providers will operate around the city and then there are some other muscle private providers that will be operating on, you know, nonpark property in different spaces. we're going to start working with camp providers as quickly as possible, right after we're done speaking with you. and for our camps, for rec and park camps, we'll begin priority registration on may 26 for all of the participants that are currently in our emergency child care program and our kids in our scholarship program who are a little bit more vulnerable and who really, really need us. we're going reach out to those populations first and then city-wide, registration for rec and park camps will begin on june 6. all of this information will be laid out on the department of children, youth and family's website,

starts june 13th on t.w. . since the george florey protests erupted 2 weeks ago in the us there have been more than 300 reported cases of press freedom violations american and foreign journalists covering the protests including one of our correspondents targeted with rubber bullets tear gas and police night sticks tonight governments are all struggling to germany are demanding an explanation is this a diplomatic crisis in the making and for us journalists held exercising press freedom in america become hazardous to our health i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. and another has been a concern from some countries of their reporters have been treated in appropriately take. time. for threats this is present time we're going to get our we've seen some of those. allegations come into the state department we want to. do whatever we think. you should know and those countries should know we will we will handle them in a completely appropriate way we will do our best to investigate them to the extent state court is

it is june. the days are very long. remember, these are north yesterday, not anymore, west, southwest, that's a big change from yesterday. high pressure will still give us lots of sunshine. temperatures would be above average today. look for the coast and everybody to be above again. it's almost 90 for some of you. let's go back to the desk for more news. >>> the time is 4:01. happening today, the funeral for george floyd attended by hundreds of family members, friends and community leaders starts in just a couple of hours. >> you see whites, asians, people from all different backgrounds, colors and creeds. they come together to say that enough is enough. >> a six-hour public viewing was held yesterday. mourners lined up at the church in houston, the city where george floyd was raised. years later, he moved to minneapolis. today's funeral comes after floyd died when a minneapolis police officer trying to arrest him jammed his knee on floyd's neck for more than eight minutes as he desperately pleaded that he could not br

they said that stronger sea breeze and the return of that marine le or so little bit of a june gloom influence out there today in the bay area and temperatures out there right now noticing that cooling trend widespread 60's and 70's around the bay area's shoreline. but warmer temperatures as you make your way inland with upper 80's and even low to mid 90's right now so very toasty temperatures there overnight lows will be on the mild side mid to upper 50's and let's take a look at your microclimate thursday forecast near average highs for downtown san francisco add that cooling trend continues 68 degrees by your thursday afternoon half moon bay 67 degrees with widespread mid to upper 60's from brisbane to burlingame burlingame flirting with 70's but 68 degrees, san mateo you're going to hit that low 70 degree mark tomorrow, mid 70's for foster city and palo alto 67 degrees for your thursday afternoon wind speeds on the breezy side and we're going to notice that increase in cloud cover contributing to the cooling trends of june gloom will be back by thursday, san jose 87 degrees in li

arragon to re-open on june 19.ecause we need to allow everyone similar standards and not leave others out. we need to get our xhis going and tatoo shops are generally a very safe and sterile environment. it's part of the culture of the community. as an artist, i've seen the design in the artistic communities and we have to keep our culture and arts alive. and help community feed their families. and -- yeah. i just want to voice my support for item number 28. >> thank you for sharing your comments. there are 14 speakers in the queue. next speaker, please. you have up to two minutes to share your thoughts with the board of supervisors. >> caller: hi! can you hear me? >> yes. welcome. >> caller: hi. i'm the owner of alliance cab. we're a small taxi company but i've been in the business for 30 years and have seen receive level of this process and i can say that this is the worst of the worst. the taxi industry has been hard hit by the pandemic crisis. taxi ridership has gone down 90% with most hotels still closed and a

and it is typical for june. napa airport with gus at 21 which is a different twist. fairfield at 25 in concord has a south wind. we will keep an eye on that and i would guess it will decrease rapidly. 55 degrees in the city of san karlos. rather uniform on the temperatures here. most of the high clouds have pushed east and off to southern california. mendocino county and ukiah and also clear lake in eastern solano county. anywhere from fairfield to vacaville is hot friday and into saturday. look at the system dropping down for the weekend and bringing shower activity for south lake tahoe. if you take a road trip, keep that in mind for the weekend on saturday and early sunday. 60s up to the 80s and then inland, there you go to the 90s and near 100 for some. probably about the same on friday and then cooler beginning saturday. cooler and windy on sunday with a nice pattern next weekend. >>> thank you steve. the time is 5:20 and a sheriff's deputy recruit collapsed and died weeks away from graduating. still ahead, the training drill he was doing before he collapsed. >>>

it is friday, june 5th. yeah, june 5th. was confused for a second. >> yes, it is june 5th. >> steve paulson, as you been saying, it starts warming up. you know us, we don't like it too hot. >>> that is correct. if you don't like the heat, you will enjoy today. inland temperatures have 45 mile hour gusts. travis air force base has fog back. that is the key. it's making a push. you can see some of it. it's 50 to 60 degrees. they are off about 10 degrees compared to yesterday. winds are west at 40 miles per hour. they are out of the west or west/southwest. again, that's around 45. everything is onshore for the two systems that are merging together. the one up north is the key. that will usher in a cold front. in june, that means it will be colder. temperatures that were above are going below. that is what we have been dealing with. let's go over to sal and see if anything is picking up. >>> it's pretty light so far, steve. things are doing well around the bay area. there are no major problems. you can see traffic is moving alo

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so we'll have three three-week sessions beginning june 15. at rec and park, we're planning over 25 different camps. we expect there to be another 40 to 50 private camp providers operating in our park system. i believe that maria is estimating nearly 100 nonprofit camp providers will operate around the city and then there are some other muscle private providers that will be operating on, you know, nonpark property in different spaces. we're going to start working with camp providers as quickly as possible, right after we're done speaking with you. and for our camps, for rec and park camps, we'll begin priority registration on may 26 for all of the participants that are currently in our emergency child care program and our kids in our scholarship program who are a little bit more vulnerable and who really, really need us. we're going reach out to those populations first and then city-wide, registration for rec and park camps will begin on june 6. all of this information will be laid out on the department of children, youth and family's website,

the cleaners social media's shadow industry starts june on. news a live from berlin protesters across the u.s. vowed to continue rallying on the streets over the death of george floor many are gathering at the spot where he was killed in minneapolis while in police custody the city's residents are no longer under curfew as protests remain peaceful also coming up. donald trump draws criticism for suggesting george floyd would be proud of his administration's performance rival joe biden condemns trump's remarks saying he's out of touch. and it tells us his own personal story about the racism he's encountered here in. his 1st daring. comments and statements about my skin color. i'm michael ok welcome after protests over the death of george florida have been peaceful for almost a week the twin cities of minneapolis and st paul in minnesota are no longer under curfew demonstrators took to the streets once again on friday calling for an end to racial discrimination in the u.s. they vow to keep the momentum going until change takes place in minneapol

president bush got sully in june presidentnd he served bush for about six months until president's deathn november, november 30 of 2018. we have a itself, we have the flag that flew at half-staff over the white house, and then we also have the flag and flew over the capital, one of my favorite items in this wheel thatthe ship's was built by the crew of the uss george h w bush cvn 77, which will be the last of the nimitz class air carriers, but the crew built it and presented it here in june of, i believe, 2019, i believe, and they created it themselves. from thel the sailors ship here. we bring them in once a year, the sailors of the year, and they do a service project. the cases have the shells that were used for the 21-gun salute at arlington air force base in houston, which is where the body arrived here in texas from washington, d.c. , which ise guestbook , which is on the page that angela merkel signed. we have the condolence book, which is turned to barack and obama, and we also have the program from the service, and we have the u.s. senate condolence book, which is turned to mitch

so, it is june.ne of our driest months and this will be just one of those few chances of wet weather. we'll talk about some warmer temperatures coming up next. kumasi? >> thanks, mike. >>> two nasa astronauts are getting down to business this morning after a historic mission to the international space station. >> we have bob entering the international space station. >> hugs and handshakes greeted the pair yesterday. now, this is the first time that astronauts launched from the u.s. in nearly a decade. the two did it on a crew dragon spacecraft that was launched by falcon 9 record on saturday. it is supposed to return to earth in about four months. nasa says this missionould extended. >>> graduation celebrations continued across the bay area this weekend. a graduation parade was held for the 2020 graduates in lafayette. the school's actual graduation is on june 4th. it will take a pretty unique format because of social distancing. all diploma will be recorded in advance and then played and families wi

>> june 30th. >> president yee: june 30th as amended. go ahead. >> clerk: peskin aye. preston aye.en aye. safai aye. stefani aye. walton aye. yee aye. fewer aye. haney aye. mandelman aye. mar aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. so this will be continued to our meeting on june 30th. madame clerk, go ahead and call items 16, 17 together. >> clerk: items 16 and 17, two resolutions. item 16, authorizes the department of public health to accept and expend a monetary gift in the amount of $79,000 from the friends of the laguna honda to the hospital gift fund to purchase equipment, materials, supplies and services for residents. and item 17 resolution to retroactively authorize the department of public health to accept and expend a $1 million grant from california department of health for participation in a program entitled covid-19 crisis response for the period of march 5, 2020 through march 15, 2021. >> president yee: i'm sorry. madame clerk, please call roll on these two items? >> clerk: on items 16 and 17, supervisor peskin aye. preston aye. ronen aye. safai aye. stefani

june 17. for so many americans this is just another wednesday morning you wake up and get ready for work. but in south carolina on wednesday june 17 the fifth anniversary when a racist walked into mother the manual church. for an hour. and listened to believers talk about their love of. god. and at the end of the bible study pulled out a weapon and killed nine people. so for me and so many south carolinians, this is a hard day. pending on his floor remembering the words daniel simmons junior, five years ago one week later asking daniel simmons junior asking senior had been killed in the attempt to start another race were and the home of the civil war. so please remind them of romans eight / 28. of all things working together for good for those who love god and are called according to their purpose. i could not believe the words he was speaking. and an inactive true unconditional love he inspired me encourage me at the strength and courage and mercy our nation needs to remember. i came to the f

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june a cam but not all the time. truckee had a thunderstorm and 88 degrees in chucky in south lake tahoe 85 with a .03 and reno was 99 and reported a trace. if you're going to the mountains i think another round of thunderstorms will be forecast here and inland and hot in no way around tuesday, wednesday and i don't think it stops until the weekend and maybe into saturday afternoon for some. it is an onshore breeze for many. fairfield is 20 and they had gusts to 36 but that did not stop them from hitting 93 yesterday. 60s for some but brentwood, fremont is in there, menlo park and san jose and all low clouds and fog will march inland and retreat with warm air up in the hills. mount diablo sitting at 79 degrees. mount st. helena 77. how mounted is at 77. that is what is capping the fog. when it is that hot it doesn't take long for temperatures to warm up. cool coast. hot inland. 60s, 70s and 80s inland and 90s to near 100 degrees and we still go to vacaville again and the stratus quote takes us into thursday and frida

remember, it is june. it does warm up here. i've been told it gets hot sometimes in june. today and tomorrow -- not everyone, there has been one developing. higher clouds have been pushed south. they cleared up pretty rapidly yesterday. there is a quick warm up today. it is mostly sunny. the heat advisory starts at 10:00 this morning. it will go through wednesday. after that, temperatures calm down. oakland goes from 73 to 84. san jose goes from 79 to 89. we have 50 to 60 on the temperatures right now. san jose is the place to be. it's 48 there. berkeley is at 58. cloverdale is 61. a lima valley was at 40 degrees. there's another location. we have 54 in windsor and 55 in nevada. there is a pretty big spread on some of the temperatures. we have north/northeast in the berglund hills. it's not very strong, that it's in the county hills near the west. those two highs are going to get together. as they do, they will warm us up. 70s, 80s,'s 90s, that's just the way it works now. temperatures will continue to work their way up. the fog will start to creep back in on thursday. the

happened at the yogurt land on cottle road on june 12. police say the suspect was upset that the mother was not maintaining proper social distancing. so the suspect pulled down her mask come a got close to the baby's face and coughed several times. if you have any information, police want to hear from you.>>> check on some of our top stories tonight. san francisco police investigating a shooting in the tenderloin. chopper 5 was over the scene just a few minutes ago. this was along leavenworth between turk and eddie. police say that five men were shot but they are all expected to be okay. at this time there is no word on any suspect.>>> there has been a spike in coronavirus cases across the state as more counties reopen . according to local health departments, alameda county added 103 new cases saturday and contra costa county reported 92 new cases. more and more people are getting tested. a record number of 92,000 tests were given just yesterday. governor newsom and lawmakers have reached a budget deal that would avoid billions of dollars

more than 2 years later on june 19th, 1865 many bay area cities including san

it is monday, june 29th. your check in with steve paulson we are wrapping up a crazy june. we had just about everything it seems this month. >> do you know it's been this way since april. >> we are not getting rain anymore but we have a lot of wind events. >> steve the wind was so wild over the weekend. >> dave, saturday night i thought my power was going out. sunday was not bad here but our good friend and produce expert bob said it was crazy here and i said it was for me tall so. the whopper at the end of june is pretty impressive and it was a wind event. patchy fog and little bit in the city in livermore down 52. higher fire danger may be north bay hills but north and east bay and everybody else everything is pretty dry right now and along the embarcadero northeast 29 miles per hour. so there is a hold and you see it at vacaville and davis and up to 20 miles an hour that's why they are in the upper to it 50s to 70s. that's way it will work its way east and things will drop down tomorrow. today is 70s, 80s and 90 degrees. over to sell now at 4:30 a.m., 4:31 a.m. good morn

sir, i know the date sarah because when i found out it was june 29 running right june 29th. i called him a deployment for june 30 uh huh. >>good on you. yeah, it's my honor to tell you this good news. june 29 2 weeks earlier great news, she's talking about hair salons nail salons that we've been very excited for living in san francisco. we have been the last to get this option to do. but now i'm live here at the san francisco zoo and this is going to be great for families who have been extremely bored during quarantine as you can see the gates are closed says no parking allowed to the public well that's going to be changing on june 29th along with. >>a lot of other businesses that will be reopening take a look at your screen you can see the other businesses included our barber shops hair and nail salons tattoo shops zoos museums outdoor bars and outdoor swimming pools, those live last at the de young museum that's exactly another museum though be opening something other parents can do as well as i said parents been you know trying their best to keep their kids you know doing

the town hall will air next wednesday june 24th at 09:00pm. and we do have some breaking news now to report out of contra costa county where the california highway patrol is responding to a shooting on eastbound highway 4. this is just west of lore road near antioch chp is closing part of the road to investigate so if you're headed in that direction either antioch brentwood are conquered on highway 4 you will be affected by this closure. this is a developing story we're working to get more details as soon as new information comes in. we'll obviously bring it to you right away. >>coming up here tonight on kron 4 news at 6 as the north bay lose further into the reopening process after the coronavirus pandemic how gyms in sonoma county are getting ready to welcome clients back. plus and 6.30 in the east bay community says its final farewell today, patrick underwood the federal officer who was shot and killed an oakland while working at a protest. and coming up next in oakland college professors at the center of a viral post over an email that he

through the rest of june, still a few weeks to go.he one chance of rain is in the north bay and on friday at the whole large-scale weather pattern ships around. it is a whopping 10 % chance of a few passing sprinkles. nothing to get excited about what you can get excited to an end of the heat wave. we will stay there for the first half of the weekend before we start to climb up the other side of the temperature roller coaster . has been that pattern for the past few weeks really. if you heat waves with the break in between and then back into the next heatwave. we will see where that next one leaves us by tuesday and wednesday next week. coming up at 6:00 i have this evening's dog walking forecast hour by hour.>>> know it 6:00, the taurus dependent city of napa facing a dire budget problem after the pandemic hit. tonight, a special meeting to discuss the problem affecting cities across the bay area.>>> i am juliette goodrich. coming up, the investigation into the man fatally shot by the chp. and at this hour, family members and communi

originally planned for june 19th after widespread outcry. black lives matter protesters gathered across the united states on friday to commemorate the end of slavery the president's choice of this day for a campaign rally sparked a huge backlash so too did the location tulsa oklahoma is the site of the worst incident of racist violence in u.s. history in 1921 its greenwich district was a bustling hub of black owned businesses known as black wall street it was razed to the ground by white mopes some 300 black people were killed. and while our black men fought courageously to defend their homes and businesses to defend their families they were eventually so outnumbered and outgunned that white rioters broke through those barriers and invaded the greenwood district and the massacre had begun. 99 years later many tulsa residents are still affected by racism they say donald trump is not welcome 2. but the rally will take place only on saturday and there is little hope here that it will contribute to unity and healing. not far from the greenwood d

arragon to re-open on june 19.ecause we need to allow everyone similar standards and not leave others out. we need to get our xhis going and tatoo shops are generally a very safe and sterile environment. it's part of the culture of the community. as an artist, i've seen the design in the artistic communities and we have to keep our culture and arts alive. and help community feed their families. and -- yeah. i just want to voice my support for item number 28. >> thank you for sharing your comments. there are 14 speakers in the queue. next speaker, please. you have up to two minutes to share your thoughts with the board of supervisors. >> caller: hi! can you hear me? >> yes. welcome. >> caller: hi. i'm the owner of alliance cab. we're a small taxi company but i've been in the business for 30 years and have seen receive level of this process and i can say that this is the worst of the worst. the taxi industry has been hard hit by the pandemic crisis. taxi ridership has gone down 90% with most hotels still closed and a

the june gloom will hold off until july, but july gloom doesn't rhyme so we will call it the june gloom for the first few days of the month. but the holiday itself on saturday is looking very nice as temperatures bounce back up. it will be want even hot inland but that is what we expect in early july. right now a lot of sunshine over downtown san francisco. a little bit of hayes out there from time to time but nothing threatening. we don't have the fog or low cloud cover to look at. temperatures in the 60s downtown, 67 degrees as warm as we've been all day, 72 in oakland, otherwise low to mid 80s. 80 degrees on the road on the nose right now in san jose and 85 degrees in concord. temperatures drop back overnight down into the 50s across the board. mostly in the midportion of the 50s, just a little cooler along the coast and then some of the valleys of the north bay but i don't think we have to worry about that widespread fog or low cloud cover. future cast producing very little of that, just a slight drop in the visibility numbers that he's developing once again. sticking around and ear