you can see kellogg street right here. i think the way the wind is blowing, people over towards harbor park drive, whispering bay lane, marina boulevard may need to watch out for some embers. you might be asked to evacuate, as well. as all of this smoke would be blowing towards the fairfield area. we'll have more information on nbcbayarea.com and also our twitter pages. i just wanted to get you a look at that. as we get you back out here to the bay area weather, temperatures are way above average. normally at 70 in santa rosa. we did get up as high as 103 in concord. the good news as we move through tomorrow, cooler with plenty of 60s. by the afternoon, not nearly as hot. instead of low 100s, there will be some 90s. we'll talk about our bay area rain chance this weekend. i'll see you in about 25 minutes with that. >> okay. see you shortly, jeff. >>> up next at 6:00, shopping inside of your favorite store or getting your car washed. both are now allowed in contra costa county. we'll tell you what other restrictions have bee

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lou: general kellogg with strong views on john bolton. that's it for us tonight.r guests monday. we hope you'll be with us for that. follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. have a great weekend. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: stocks ending the week mixed, but this week could be the turning point as the u.s. economy opens. dr. anthony fauci says no more reason for mass lockdowns, local leaders can handle localized outbreaks. the economy data shows that america is on the move. tonight we welcome trump 2020 director of communications tim murtaugh on the president relaunching rallies tomorrow in tulsa, oklahoma. now, a short time ago the oklahoma supreme court denied a bid, a move by -- look at this -- stormy daniels' attorney to try to stop the rally. the top court rejected it. but the city is bracing for potential

the scene unfolding near kellogg's street and cornelia street in sun city. we do know that homes have burned some destroyed we do not know an exact amount at this point. we don't also know if there are injuries involved our news desk is working to gather more information right now. this is a very heavily residential area you can see right there on your screen, it backs up into. open grassy area there and that's where that fire sparked and obviously you can see the damage left behind the result of that fire that does not appear to be under control at this point folks are being asked to stay away from the area, south of courtney lee road. crystal little school has now been designed designated, i should say as an evacuation center for people to go. we do know that fire crews from cal fire. filet whoa contra costa and the forest service now assisting those crews from sassoon city on the ground trying to battle this blaze, we're going to continue to get more updates for you throughout the evening make sure you stay tuned to kron 4 and kronon and kron 4 dot com fo

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his name is vernon kellogg. he was herbert hoover's biology teacher at stanford, and hoover drafted him to become a very important figure relief in belgium. and with the a.r.a. -- a very striking photo otherwise, but i wanted you to see vernon kellogg. so, millions will die. millions were saved. this is one of two official a.r.a. posters that were distributed inside soviet russia during the a.r.a. mission. and it is quite possible that hoover's mission saved the bolshevisk regime from utter collapse. this is a point of speculation. i think it will keep coming back in waves. the first person in print to speculate about this as a historian was george kennan in the 1950's. did hoover let them off the hook? would the bolshevisk regime have fallen if the americans had not come in and saved the day? hoover's conservative critics at home during the mission were after him about this. in part, the congressional appropriations were a little difficult to get through. it is going to happen, but he had to really nudge some p

jillian: amy kellogg got a look at how the crown jewel, florence, is accommodating visitors. >> all alone, quiet time and i love it when it is just me and my boy, the jewel in florence's crown, the renaissance treasure chest is open again after the long coronavirus lockdown. black dots markout social distancing, masks are required and groups include no more, the museum is closed but even during opening orders it provides a different experience these days. >> still the opportunity to set it right to have one of these rooms all to yourself. >> the situation i think we can only compare to when they have their art collection, you can concentrate on these great masterpieces from the past. >> reporter: from pompeii to the coliseum a rare moment to experience low tourism in italy. venice whose canals went crystal-clear during lockdown is already protesting the inevitable return of mass tourism though they need the tourists to come back. >> the next few months set a new gold standard and stick to it. >> reporter: that was amy kellogg reporting. italy started reporting late last month was one of t

several countries are also seeing a spike in infectious reporter amy kellogg has the story. so make a grim milestone reached over the weekend as global coronavirus cases sword passed 10 million with more than 500,000 deaths. some cities around the globe are seeing an uptick in new infections in response to the increase, officials in australia , the second largest city of melbourne saying they will consider closing the areas to help contain the spread. >> i think it will get worse before it gets better. >> healthcare workers in mumbai are conducting screenings as cases in india jumped roughly 20,000 and 24 hours. authorities say a nationwide lockdown is not possible due to high poverty levels. in south africa, which has one third of the continents cases, a local research company doing a test case, lester prompting the british government to consider tightening restrictions as the rest of the country prepares to reopen several sectors on july 4th including restaurants, bars, hair salons and movie theaters. >> i want to stress to people that we are not out of the woods yet. it's

senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg is in florence tonight. >> all alone with leonardo. love it when it's just me and my boy, botticelli. florence, that renaissance treasure chest is open again after the long coronavirus lockdown. black dots on the floors mark out social distancing. masks are required, and groups can include no more than ten people. when i filmed, the museum was closed but even during open hours it's a much different experience. if you're lucky, there's still the opportunity to have one of these rooms all to yourself. >> it's a situation that i think we can only compare to when that medicis themselves offered their art collection. it is so quiet and you can really concentrate on these great masterpieces from the past. it's truly overwhelming. in a positive way. >> it's got the director thinking hard about how to make tourism more pleasurable and less frenetic. from pompeii to the coliseum, it's a rare moment to experience slow tourism in italy. venice, whose canals went crystal clear during lockdown, is already protesting the inevitable return of mass to

they're looking at some westerly winds now to 17 miles per hour a fire reported along kellogg in that area and certainly the type of wind can blow that long that a grass fire. those to move rather quickly in these afternoon breezes otherwise of things around the rest the bay area around the state kind of active again as we've got low pressure to the south spin up a couple thunderstorms across the sierra nevada also parts areas near point conception up to santa barbara and low cloud cover just off the coastline, but we did have a couple batches moving along the coast in those temperatures downright hot right now it is 99 in concord 98 degrees live more 100 degree still in antioch 93 in san jose. temperatures go chicken in a 75 still 82 and warm as you make your way into oakland tonight going to see mostly clear skies. i do expect to pick up a couple patches of fog but it could be very patchy right along the coastline tomorrow, mostly sunny slightly cooler will notice a stronger breeze in the afternoon, but it's going to take until friday and the weekend before we really see a change in

we saul several homes along kellogg street fire, some of them destroyed. it has burned through a bit of the dry grass there. fairfield fire department has been called in to help and people are being asked to please avoid this area. so we will keep an eye on it and bring you more as soon as we get it. >>> get people exactly what they need to do right now. i think there is an opportunity. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and cbsn bay area, what's next after the protests? a life coach shares the important ingredient to achieving meaningful change. >>> why the current protests are preventing essential workers without cars from getting across the bay. >>> and alameda county opening its fairground. it won't be for a fair. the social distancing entertainment coming. >>> hot temperatures most of the bay area today including sfo. a new record temperature high of 89 degrees. a record of 88 in downtown oakland. not quite as hot tomo >>> another look from chopper 5. this is 10,000 people estimated. they have taken to the streets to protest the death of george floyd who died a

this burning along kellogg street. right now they have upped it to four alarms. a substantial fire. we don't know how many acres have burned but you can see from the smit s oke e,thburned bit of grassland. several homes on the edge of that have caught fire. a couple destroyed. fairfield fire department has been called in to help out with this. people being asked to avoid this area. but we will keep an eye on this fire and bring you more just as soon as we get it. >>> vallejo's police chief is speaking about a police shooting near a walgreens. the national guard was called in last night. wilson walker with more on what the chief revealed. >> reporter: liz, a couple of moving parts here in vallejo. they are of course all sort of working together. there have been two nights of unrest here. police mentioned the national d chief finally divulged some details about a shooting that happened early tuesday mornin earlwe to multip porert stopped, dropped to their knees, and an officer saw what he thought was the butt of a handgun. >> due to this perceived threat, one officer fired his weapon

yesterday afternoon on kellogg street and we are quickly into triple digit heat there. difficult to fight. crews from multiple agencies had to be called into doubt about. >> my mother's house was the one that caught on fire. it burned down. my childhood house. i rushed out here to make sure she was okay and we could get her animals out and make sure the neighbors are okay. >> firefighters say nobody was injured. the city wildlife center was in the path of the fire and firefighters say some birds were killed but other animals were rescued or released and the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >>> firefighters are trying to pin down the cause of the fire near hayward that started around 1:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon near the train tracks in the jerry layne neighborhood which is an unincorporated part of alameda county and damage for structures and some fences. crews have a handle on that fire. it took about half an hour. >>> pg&e's plan to exit bankruptcy and another step closer to being finalized. proceedings up was expected to wrap up tomorrow and an attorne

two homes on fire at kellogg home in suisun city, as you can see, cal fire assisting, firefighters asking for backup, many surrounding stice, including vallejo, contra costa, it has been burning for over an hour. there are evacuations at elmwood and maple. they are trying to open up a local middle school to get people to go there, and brush burning with two homes on fire. this is still out of control. sky ranger over the scene. we will keep an eye on the situation. and we will keep you posted with any new developments. we will touch back on this later in the newscast. >>> you can see the smoke going in certain directions. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot of people in these community, jeff. they will probably see the smoke there including highway 12. the heat and the fire danger, we're seeing it all now. in realtime. what's the latest? >> well, the good news is the winds are not extremely gusty, so that will help firefighters. but of course, as everyone knows, it is hot with some low humidity. right now, the temperatures in the 90s in that location. now, as we bri

with us here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm jonathan mccall the scene is unfolding tonight in the area of kellogg's street in cornelia street in sassoon city. we do know that homes have been burned, but we do not know right now just exactly how many homes have been burned right now. this is a residential area and there's also a large area potentially dry vegetation a large grassy area people are now being asked to stay away from the south of cornelia road right now we do know that crystal middle school has been designated as an evacuation center for people in that area. cal fire and vallejo fire crews are also helping soon city fire crews. battle this fire. once again this fire continuing to burn out of control. we are working to gather more from crews there on the scene hoping to get a getting contact with the fire chief there is a sin city in the next 10 minutes or so as soon as we are able to get to him get more information we'll bring it to you live right here on the kron 4. and across the hour actually let's just stay right here as you can see this is a live picture live aerial picture. we're

it started on kellogg street and grew quickly in the triple digit heat. we spoke with one woman whose mother lost her home in the fire. >> my mother's house was the one that caught on fire and burned down, my childhood house. rushed down here to make sure she was okay. we got her animals i made sure the neighbors were okay. >> fortunately no injuries have been reported. fire officials say some birds were killed and others were set free into the wild. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> a new report found that the state has only processed about half the unemployment claims it received in march and april. according to the mercury news, the development department token more than 4 million claims but as of the end of april labor department figures show they only issued payments to about 2.6 million californians. they are looking to hire 1800 people to help process claims and handle all the phone calls they are getting.>>> contra costa county eased up its coronavirus restrictions today allowing shopping malls and other businesses to reopen.

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a four alarm fire burning in sasoon city on kellogg street. can see, dousing two homes on ceasefire near the slew, and they have called for backup. vallejo, vanetia, they're all coming in to fight this fire that's been burning for two hours. >> you can see a lot of people are very concerned. contra costa county fire agency is dispatching a strike team there to solano county, asking people to avoid the area. particularly on elmwood and maple streets need to evacuate asap. this fire just south of fairfield off of highway 12. we'll have a reporter on the scene that we'll check in with. >>> as we approach the nightly occur few, thousands are on the streets right now peacefully protesting the death of george floyd. our sky ranger is overhead in san francisco, where demonstrators are now on the move. they're spreading now towards city hall. this gathering started at 5:00 p.m.

. >> amy kellogg is live with how the region has changed and the pandemic. >> we are taking a look atenice and the status tourism is the only show in town, the region gets about 20 million tourists a year and the lions share of them are foreign tourists most of whom have not returned so if you have been to venice before you may not recognize these scenes. the grand canal has had a good long rest. it is quite serene these days, this regatta sunday was intended as a symbol of rebirth. hotels are beginning the arduous process of reopening safely. this one with a sensor that will only let you and if you don't have a temperature. slowly tourists are starting to return to venice, slowly also the pigeons are coming back, that 10 to take over st. mark's square, they are waiting for more tourists to be around to feed them well. >> the owner of this hotel says she only has 20% of the summer bookings she normally has, she misses americans, biggest clients. >> she tries to put a positive spin on the emptiness. >> new collars. >> this won't pay the bills and after the epic for glass autumn many bu

the fire is burning in suisun city along kellogg road. homes on ellwood and maple streets are evacuated. you can see the fire also burning into the marsh. another east bay cities sending engines. as well is contra costa county fire. >>> coming up - >> as tragic as these past few weeks have been, it is difficult and scary and uncertain as a been, they have also been an incredible opportunity for people to be awakened to some of these underlying trends. >> coming up at 6:30 pm, coming on, what barack obama is saying about the death of george floyd. >>> the latest on an intense standoff underway tonight. police say a man with a rifle is barricaded inside his home in oakland with two young children. >>> in vallejo, police responded to a number reports alluding. generally with more on that. new information about the definitely police shooting i was suspected later. >> reporter: 22-year-old sean monterrosa of san francisco was shot and killed by pouliot police tuesday morning outside this walgreen store. please chief shani williams had an awful

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names like kellogg and campbell's, a clear sign of the risk off safety trade, even as we see the overall index make a comeback. and the tech heavy nasdaq 100 extends its top performance, 5% shy of a record high. last week, we saw it the s&p 500 by the most in nine months. small caps are holding up better than the big caps, thanks to health care names like bbi vaccines, working on a covid a large with market cap. with the fed as a backstop for investment grade debt, we are higher for a second day. even though there is a concern about a second wave of infections, we see the increase of cases in arizona, florida, texas and a new outbreak in beijing, the u.s. economic data shows things are improving as the economy reopens. when you look at the economic surprise index, it has made an upswing. reports are coming in better than expected. the data today is case and point. the new york manufacturing numbers are jumping in june. we will see how it plays out for the rest of the week with retail sales out tomorrow, housing on wednesday, and leading indicators on thursday. vonnie: it will be quite th

senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg reports some very smart people are now believers. >>tnam only registered 335 cases and zero deaths from coronavirus. news from communist party run countries tends to draw skepticism that this american doctor based in vietnam insist the reports are true. >> they have really done a remarkable job to contain the virus. >> vietnam has long experience with infectious disease including sars. this time unlike its neighbor china vietnam acted with lightning speed. they tested, traced contacts and shut down entire villages, things that are easy to enforce in an authoritarian country. mostly young people were infected. they were quickly isolated. >> there was little chance for someone who was infected to transmit to their elderly households. >> vietnam was the envy of front-line physicians especially in places like italy with a smaller population but over 34,000 deaths. >> it will be very interesting to understand on what the people could rely mostly on to make this fantastic kind of miracle. >> vietnam's success isn't limited to the pandemic. th

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it started at about 330 this afternoon on kellogg street and grew quickly in triple digit heat. crews were called in from across solano and contra costa counties. we spoke with one woman whose mother lost her home in the fire.>> my mother's house was the one that caught on fire and burned down, my childhood house. i rushed down here to make sure she was okay, that we could get her animals out and make sure her neighbors were okay.>> fortunately no injuries have been reported. this is soon city wildlife center was in the path of the fire. officials say some birds were killed but other animals were either rescued or freed into the wild. >> a standoff between oakland police and an armed man with two children ended peacefully tonight. police responded to the home on harmon avenue at about 5:30 this morning where a man armed with a rifle was barricaded inside with two young children. at one point the man fired out of the window at officers. the deputy chief says ultimately it was a member of the community who was able to convince the men to surrender. >> he was able to negotiate this

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>> the fire burned at least 300 acres in the city, and started around 3:30 yesterday afternoon on kelloggeet. it grew quickly in the triple digit heat. a number of agencies were called in to help crews. >> it was so hot that things were just pooping on fire, it was not even from the immediate spread, it was just so hot. >> firefighters say no one was hurt, the city wildlife center was in the path of a fire, firefighters say some birds were killed but other animals were either rescued or released the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. four time now is 7:44. >>> princess cruises forced to cancel cruises to australia and taiwan due veral other cruise l pushed cancellations inthe second half of the year at least three of princess cruise liners became hotbeds for infections during the coronavirus pandemic. back in march the grand princess dr. right here in oakland after an outbreak on that ship. cdc is debuting a color-coded system for cruise ships to dictate how and when crews can disembark to indicate status of coronavirus infections. ships that have no confirmed cases for 28 day

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evacuate some areas you can see that on maple street also on that would a street as well right along kellogg street. they also were evacuating some people that are moving in toward there and soon and moving out into the waters, there people have to keep an eye on that overnight side make sure none. the sparks continue to move out. outside tonight. we are looking at kind of a neat shot out toward sfo right now you see some high clouds a little haze down below a sense that we're seeing a little bit more seepage from the ocean that is some good news. if you like to have a cooldown 50's now much more comfortable in the senate is still up because some 80's in the bay and the valley's mall temperatures going to get near a 100 degrees in some spots inland a much cooler up toward the beaches guys back to you. >>i will fight to protect i am your president law and order. all peaceful protesters. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 9 a newly released poll shows a nation is as divided as ever at 9.30 we have the poll results on trump's response to the death of george floyd at 9.45 we hear from a local theater

the started at 3:30 yesterday afternoon on kellogg street and grew quickly.ws from multiple agencies were called in to help. >> my mothers house was the one that caught on fire and burned it down my childhood house . i rushed down here to make sure she was okay. i thought we could get her animals out and make sure the neighbors are okay. >> firefighters say no one was hurt. wildlife center was in the path of the fire. firefighters say some birds were killed, but other animals were either rescued or released for the cause of that fire has not yet been determined. >>> firefighters were also trying to pin down the cause of a fire near hayward that fire started at about 1:30 yesterday afternoon the train tack tracks in the cherryland neighborhood, which is an unincorporated area of alameda county. the fire damaged at least four structures. i don't know if those were homes . crews had a handle on that fire after about half an hour. >>> we have not going on in the world and fire season is right around the corner. some cool weather could certainly help out. you are

it happened along kellogg road beef -- behind the wildlife center. 30 animals made it out alive and severalo not. the mayor has started a fundraiser to help rebuild that center.>>> let's take a look at your weather. it has been a wildly warm day yet again today but i'm happy to say that we do have a very significant cooldown coming our way so take a look at the current temperatures. it is nice in san francisco. we are still at triple digit heat in fairfield. we are at the 90s in santa rosa. san jose, about 86 degrees and notice as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, you are starting to see a little bit of hayes there. our marine layer will rebuild itself. we will see some fog in the overnight hours. notice also we have a very pronounced onshore flow. at sfo, about 20 mile-per-hour when. there is no denying that it is an onshore flow right now. a little breezy as we had further north as well. you can see 22 miles per hour gusting. not too bad but a little breezy and spots. these were some of the highs today. 97 in santa rosa. 72 in san francisco, 82 in oakland and you can see abou

the fire is burning in the soon city along kellogg road near the boat launch area according to the police department. a number of east bay cities are sending engines, as well as contra costa county. pictures posted on twitter show the fire response that's going on right now. you can see the heavy smoke billowing throughout the neighborhood. ellwood and maple street are evacuated. this happening very close to the waterfront. it is a four alarm fire. we are continuing to follow this. as a get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> coming up, more coverage of the death of george floyd in police custody. how this case is shaping the course of the next presidential election as former president obama speaks out for the first time. >>> plus, in-store shopping and offices opening. contra costa county takes the next step in reopening. what else is allowed coming up. >>> plus, a welcome site with temperatures pushing her 100 degrees in some parts of the bay area. where it is legal to go to the beach. >>> that heat advisory is in effect for much of the bay area and for the central valley but

it started at about 3:30 yesterday afternoon on kellogg street and grew quickly and that hot weather.ws from multiple agencies were called in to help. >> that was just so hot that things were just starting on fire. wasn't even that the embers were spreading, it was just so hot they were pooping. >> no one was hurt and this is dunes city wildlife center was in the path of the fire as well. firefighters do say some burns boards were killed, but other animals were either rescued or released through the cause of that fire has not yet been determined. >>> the time is 6:46 . a woman who drove into a crowd of protesters in san jose last friday telling police she didn't realize she had anyone before she sped off . 26-year-old rose, was arraigned yesterday on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon causing great bodily injury and two counts of hit and run. police say the two men she backed into were taken to the hospital for serious, but non- life-threatening injuries. she now faces up to a dozen years in prison if she is convicted. >>> a car plowing through the crowd yesterday afternoon du

it broke out just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon on kellogg street in suisun city. from contra costa county helped battle the fames and some animals died when it reached the wildlife center. firefighters and workers cut the cages to free others. >> looks like some of the foxes and some of the coyotes were able to escape. we're still activelyrying to get a count on animals. >> now, the fire also damaged seven homes. no people were hurt. firefighters face pretty dangerous conditions because of the temperatures and the strong winds. >>> more california counties have filed paperwork with the state to lift more of the restrictions in place to stop coronavirus and they include monterey and santa cruz counties. so that means only seven counties remain in the state to move deeper into phase two reopening and six out of that seven are here in the bay area. drone view 7 flew over ocean beach in san francisco yesterday. the parking lot reopened after being closed for months to deter visitors and as you can see on that hot day in san francisco, every space was taken. >> i'm try

broke out just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon on kellogg street and susan city. firefighters from contra costa county helped battle the flames. now, some animals did die when the fire reached the wildlife center. firefighters and workers had to cut open the cages to free others. >> looks like some of the foxes and some of the coyotes were able to escape and we're still actively trying to get a count now on animals. >> the fire also damaged seven homes. luckily nobody was hurt. firefighters face some pretty dangerous conditions because of one, high temperatures and also the strong winds. >> you know that is a very breezy area, the delta. that's why we got those wind farms out there and it will become even breezier starting this afternoon and all the way through the weekend. the temperatures going to drop dramatically and that will help the fire danger and the winds will increase which will keep a slight heightened fire danger because everything is brown and ready to burn now. 63 in san jose and you can see it's a sunny start here and mainly sunny today away from t

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