>>all right dan kerman thank you and i know we'll be talking to you later thank you dan. >>well to the south bay now second night of curfew looms there are signs emotions, they're still running high. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. >>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. >>mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage to our said. >>in santa clara has now joined sa

>>live in oakland city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan there was also a rally in san francisco today at city hall and kron four's terisa stasio shows us what it looked like. >>march >>it was a moment of prayers and passionate pleas to reflect the past and honor the president at this juneteenth rally in san francisco. the street was shut down in front of san francisco city hall to give everyone apple space to gather safely during this time of a pandemic hundreds showed up including gwen woods. the mother of mario woods, what's was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. can this party. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and his. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that

live at san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan kerman in oakland to there are growing demands for police to release more information on a deadly shooting one of the people frustrated by what she sees as the slow pace of that investigation. oakland's mayor kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>believe me we are also asking for that information it has been 3 days and still no official explanation from oakland police regarding the death of a man killed in an officer involved shooting by the california highway patrol family and protesters identified the man as 23 year-old erick salgado of oakland. police say an adult female passenger in the car remains hospitalized after she was wounded in the shooting the incident happened saturday around 10:45pm on cherry street in east oakland opd is the lead investigating agency and the community is justified. >>in expressing grief and pain and outrage that yet another man has had to die to tie me that this officer involved shooting happening in the wake of nationwide protests

reporting live dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan kerman all right let's take another look at the forecast it's been kind of blustery and that june gloom is out there. let's go to a break sir roderick us how does the weekend look. >>yet cooler and cloudier catherine fact we do have the threat of high fire danger more on that in just a minute but first let's take a look at current conditions out there right now in the bay area downtown san francisco tracking that june gloom out there making its way into the city it's been hanging tight along the coastline for most of today, temperatures for the most part cooling down into the 60's and 70's right along the bay area's shoreline low 60's for down own san francisco oakland at 67 degrees. still hot for those of you in parts of the tri valley is like antioch in the low 90's but 59 degrees for those of you at half moon bay, so more than a 30 degree difference between those 2 cities and current wind speeds out there right now on the breezy side for downtown san francisco, 20 m

live at the oakland federal building dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan and federal officials revealed that the suspect identified with a group called the boogaloo boys it's an overwhelmingly white online subculture group. >>kron four's theresa stasi reports now on the movement and its origins. >>addition creal appears to have used his own blood. to authoritiessun curry a ed. used to write out phrases on the hood of a car, he allegedly carjack as law enforcement closed in on him ins. the wrificant on time to an extremi ideology that promotes inciting a violent uprising through the use of militias specifically the boogaloo boys see here from court docunts es i became on reas and to duopoly on the carjacked car all cur rio's alleged blood in writings evidenthe van linked to the murder of federal security agent patrick underwood in oaklaa vehicle registered to korea was a ballistic vest on the ballistic vest was a patch. the patch could be described as follows. it had. an american style flag with stripes like n d. some know th was inst

experts say it's been on the rise for some time now kron four's dan kerman he joins us live from san francisco with more on what we are learning about this movement. >>bam. >>govern i spent the day talking to terrorism experts and those who look into extremist groups like this they say this is more of a movement as opposed to an organized group they say it is really grown out of charlottesville when many groups disbanded many of these people individuals with similar ideologies found themselves online and then. >>realize that they can come together with the same reasons and go full. >>both the 3 men indicted on terrorism charges in las vegas and stephen the man charged with gunning down a security officer at the oakland federal building have been alleged to have links to the right wing extremist movement. the boogaloo boys. >>it has a lot of different factions. but what we do know the one thing that binds them and that shared idea of. kicking off another civil war devin burkhart this with seattle's institute for research and education on human rights is not the first instance, but it

kayak cases are just skyrocketing their the impact could be felt at local hospitals kron four's dan kerman he is near the prison and joins us live with more dan. >>county health officials say their big concern is if these cases continue to skyrocket will take its toll on hospital that's not just in marine county but across the bay area and that's a real concern as these cases seem to have no end in sight. an outbreak of covid-19 at san quentin prison is getting worse over 1000 prisoners have already tested positive. in san quentin prison in fact, currently a 1021 inmates at san quentin are positive for covid-19 and almost all of those cases are new within the last 14 days. i think what's most concerning about what we've observed over the week is that is really the last thing of the increase in cases, though it's the state that oversees the care of the inmates, its marine county and surrounding counties that will need to take care of those who get really sick. >>our regional hospitals could touch that actually be overwhelmed with this particular issue and that that i think my biggest concer

>>in villa who dan kerman kron 4 news. >>during that news conference dan was talking police did not answer any questions related to the officer involved shooting last night. they say that they'll have a news conference and release more information on that tomorrow. counties across the bay area of course under curfew orders tonight in the east bay contra costa county they just voted today to implement a curfew after several cities have been hard hit by looting. kron four's charles clifford has details. >>we're in contra costa county the board of supervisors has approved a county-wide curfew will go from 08:00pm until 05:00am for the foreseeable future now they want to do this to unify the county there have been a different curfew set a different cities and they want to have one curfew that everyone can follow so the people know when to be home they also want to allow people to protest safely but they want to try to crack down on some of the looting and violence and most of that has happened later in the evening. now, here's

live at the san francisco federal building dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>well heartbroken and in morning, hundreds of people gathered for a somber goodbye to a beloved sheriff's deputy sergeant gutzwiller killed in the line of duty that was about 2 weeks ago. today, dozens of law enforcement joined his family to honor his memory. >>our deputies. did that day saved many many lives. >>and there's a hole in her heart and there's a whole. that damon's memory will fill. reminding us of how he lived his life, how he served his community. and how he protected and loved his family. some of us lost her best friend. some of us. plus the fella brother foggy lost her soulmate carter and baby that's weather plus the man that would have wanted to be the best at a given moment in your career that will knock you to your knees. this unfortunately is one of them. and together we're going to fight. we'll pray to god as a family that will never happen again. >>the man that i'm missing. who carter is missing. and your new baby. we'll never meet. this is a man or whole commun

dealing with certain kinds of incidents among them drug use and homelessness and kron four's dan kerman he is live is at the glen park bart station with more on that dam. >>well real question in terms of what type of incidents debarred officers police officers in general. >>have to respond to do they respond to calls having to do with homelessness and drug abuse, those are questions now that many agencies as you mentioned are taking up. and now barred is taking it up saying maybe not maybe police should be responding to these incidents. >>the type of incidents park police respond to was front and center during parts online board meeting thursday with the board majority voting to have its staff rethink how the department operates i accept the challenge that black lives matter has has made and the cities across the country are really looking at how to make different investments do not. >>support structural racism in our society and i think that it over policing and using policing the things that are not criminal problems that is contributing the structural racism in our society. >>bart bo

live at the one parked bart station dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan. in the east bay oakland school board voted unanimously to cut ties with school police they're calling it the george floyd resolution. the board made the decision by citing the disproportionate rate of black students being arrested on campus. the board says it will find some other way to discipline students that resolution mandates training and race relations for all district employees, the superintendent has until august 20th to unveil a community-driven effort to revise the district safety plan and the board is voting to get rid of school police by january for the past 3 decades, a mobile response unit has been helping police in eugene oregon with nonviolent 911 calls and now an east bay city appears to be on track to launch its own version of that program kron four's haaziq madyun talk to the program's executive coordinator. and you james chief of police to find out how it works. >>a mental health crisis response pilot program will soon be on the streets of oakland. it is modeled af

there are also other indicators that are going the wrong way and kron four's dan kerman has the latest for us right now. >>over the last month santa clara county has been gradually reopening and as expected covid-19 cases have gone up. but at tuesday's online board of supervisors meeting santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody sounded the alarm. >>recently worthing a worrisome sign that the increase may be accelerating this increase reflects both widespread testing. work finding more of the cases that do this, but it also reflects an increase in cases because the virus continues to spread in fact tuesday, the state reported santa clara county. >>had a 122 cases its second highest single-day total since the pandemic began. >>over the last month briefing, 89 work sites that have reported at least one coping case. and of no 38% of the work they have been construction work sites. in of the outbreaks that we've documented 54% have been in the construction sector cody says the county is also seeing an uptick in icu visits and hospitalizations. >>supervisors push cody to seek a var

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you very much. dan and the california is going to begin allowing more businesses to reopen next week the decision though we'll be up to each individual county schools and day camps far as jim some professional sports we'll be able to open up the and a vote next week there will be social distancing measures still in place only counties that of a certain thresholds on cases and testing and preparedness will be able to reopen those businesses. a big story tonight. the fbi has released photos of a van believed to have been used during the shooting that killed a federal officer in oakland that happened you might remember the night of may 29 in front of the federal building downtown oakland. there were large protests. it is not clear if they were connected to the shooting. 2 officers were standing in front of a building when a white ford cargo van hold up somebody fired. 53 year-old dave underwood was shot and killed another officer was injured. the fbi now looking for anybody with surveillance cameras be

in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. >>there was also a rally in san francisco today kron four's terisa stasio shows us what it looked like. >>as we march >>it was a moment of prayers and passionate pleas to reflect the past and honor the president at this juneteenth rally in san francisco. the street was shut down in front of san francisco city hall to give everyone apple space to gather safely during this time of a pandemic hundreds showed up including gwen woods. the mother of mario woods woods was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. and as harding. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and says. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue

live in union square dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>well to the south bay now we're second night of curfew looms there are signs emotions are still running high. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. >>the 100 or so people peacefully protesting in front of san jose city hall on monday. we're in stark contrast to what happened a few miles away on west, san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows into this stuff and puff smoke shop. intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>how. you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just are looting tomorrow. she says a few neighboring businesses also had some vandalism but nothing like what happened on friday and saturday when protests turned violent. mayor sam liccardo was among those helping clean up the mess this morning, he said. >>damage were said. >>in santa clara has now

kron four's dan kerman is live for us now in new a valley with a little bit more with the mayor had to say today good evening. dan. >>good evening. justine as we know covid-19 has not gone away and up to now san francisco has really taken a slow and steady approach towards reopening but the mayor makes it sound like she wants to put the gas on and really get this moving into phase 3 much quicker than originally thought. san francisco mayor london breed spent the early afternoon shopping inside stores on 24th street in oley valley to spotlight san francisco's move into the next phase of reopening. >>today is the first say that we can actually off into retail establishment, it actually stopped. >>and what i'm talking about it just for fun, the mayor and other customers were greeted with hand sanitizer and a list of requirements that stores must now follow to let customers inside that ring the hand sanitizers coming in. >>hand sanitizer again before you go to the cash register as you can see we've got mark is around the store they indicate what 16 is and we're being very strict about mask

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>police are investigating a shooting in san francisco's tenderloin district we've got video of the scene from the citizen app police are asking people to avoid leavenworth street first responders they are on the 200 block of 5 that area with several victims. all car and pedestrian traffic is being redirected and we'll bring you more details as we get them. governor newsome today announced that the state has had more than 46,000 new coronavirus cases in the last couple of weeks. he says that the first wave of the virus is not over. we'll have more on the governor's update. that's coming up at 5.30. 2 staffers who attended to president trump's rally this was in tulsa oklahoma on saturday. they have tested positive for the virus. they reportedly did wear masks during the entire event when they tested positive the trump campaign established quarantine and contact tracing protocols. the latest results mean the number of trump advance team staffers in tulsa who tested positive that now sta

this was just before 10:00pm and the 100 block of cynthia avenue and vallejo kron four's dan kerman is live at the vallejo police department and has more than >>katherine police not issuing any details about a sort of motive or regarding this, but they are telling us that 2 people are dead 3 are wounded, including at 10 year-old child. a celebration of a toddler's birthday erupted into gunfire tuesday night outside this will lay her home and sent the avenue it's deeply disturbing that they would target a small children and women like this and the men that were there, but it was a toddler's birthday party. >>and we've got this level of violence is just it's disturbing multiple gunman opened fire in a 63 year-old woman and a 37 year-old woman were killed a 10 year-old child was wounded along with 2 other adults, those 3 are expected to survive. the 192 shootings in vallejo just last year alone folios police chief says bringing down gun violence is a top priority. >>we need your support we need to be united with our residents with our faith based community with her. on nonprofits we need

party just before 10:00pm this was in the 100 block of cynthia avenue and vallejo kron four's dan kerman is live at the vallejo police department and has the latest dan. >>catherine this happened in police are still searching for multiple shooters at this point they're saying very little about a motive. it was shortly before 10 tuesday night when gunfire erupted outside this filly home and cynthia avenue, this is a toddler's birthday >>and unfortunately these this group of individuals got out of the car and targeted that the the group of party goers a 63 year-old woman and a 37 year-old woman were killed. >>a 10 year-old child was wounded along with 2 other adults, those 3 are expected to survive we need to one of the. >>alarming things since i've been here we had a 192 shootings in the last year our top priority is to reduce gun violence and we can't do that ourselves la's police chief says reducing gun violence will only happen if everyone works together. >>takes a community to collaborate make these things happen volley wilson with peace project degrees. he says anger over the police

live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>well an oakland 3rd growing demands for police to release more information on a deadly shooting one of the people frustrated by what she sees as the slow pace of the investigation oakland's mayor kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>believe me we are also asking for that information it has been 3 days and still no official explanation from oakland police regarding the death of a man killed in officer-involved shooting by the california highway patrol family and protesters identified the man as 23 year-old erick salgado of oakland. police say an adult female passenger in the car remains hospitalized after she was wounded in the shooting the incident happened saturday around 10:45pm on cherry street in east oakland opd is the lead investigating agency and the community is justified. >>in expressing grief and pain and outrage that yet another man has had to die to tie me that this officer involved shooting happening in the wake of nationwide protests of police killing george floy

kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>many stores vandalized glass broken boarded up windows already in place other stores have not been vandalized yet, but they're boarding up just in case. in 27 years of service, i've never experienced anything like what i experienced last night in the city of calais as police chief says his city is under siege by demonstrators peacefully protesting the death of george floyd. >>but by a group of vandals and looters from outside the city who are attacking businesses. this was a coordinated attack by organized individual seeking to cause destruction. >>and harm to our community. and no such acts will be tolerated. police say beginning at 9 monday night they spent hours going from call to call as one business after another was attacked. >>the city of lael will not tolerate the kind of lawlessness that we've seen over the past few nights laos, mayor says the destruction will not be allowed to continue those who work in vallejo and are boarding up just in case are glad to hear it the prote

live at the open federal building dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan, as you heard federal officials revealed that suspect stephen curry identified with this group called the boogaloo boys it's an overwhelmingly white online subculture group. >>kron four's terisa stasio reports now on the movement and its origins. >>addition creal appears to have used his own blood. to write phrases. on one of the cars that he carjacked. >>u.s. attorney today but anderson talking about discovering what authorities say was suspect stephen curry owes blood used to write out phrases on the hood of a car, he allegedly carjacked as law enforcement closed in on him in the santa cruz mountains the writings significant on time to an extremist ideology that promotes inciting a violent uprising through the use of militias specifically the boogaloo boys see here from court documents the phrases book also i became on reasonable and stop the duopoly on the carjacked car all incur rio's alleged blood in addition to the blood writings evidence found in the van linked to

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, the united states officially entered a recession february not in mid-march when the stay at home order started this is according to a group of economists with the national bureau of economic research. economists say employment peaked in february and fell sharply afterward marking the beginning of the downturn. the group defines a recession as a decline in economic activity that last more than a few months. the unemployment rate is officially at 13.3% but that is down from 14.7% in april both figures though are higher than any other downturn since world war 2. still ahead here tonight, new york city has finally entered phase, one of reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic what reopening looks like in the city that has been hit the hardest by covid-19 and up next state leaders announced guidelines to reopening schools in california. how officials will try and keep covid-19 from spreading into the classroom. when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but w

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you so much. dan governor gavin newsome spent some time with community leaders in stockton today to discuss the effects of the nationwide response to the death of george floyd capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the details. >>governor gavin newsome checking in with stockton mayor michael tubbs and community members civil and moral authority. >>like those we met with today in that are expressing to do sense of urgency and concern that people are listening and people are understanding the gratitude. the magnitude of this moment, the meeting comes amid a week full of protests in response to the death of george floyd newsome in tubs visited businesses juggling the effects of a pandemic and racial justice demonstrations newsom says he supports legislation to explore how reparations can be made to african americans in california, the fine. >>those terms what does this mean what is it not me and how do we have a different kind of contact. and so we can promote. and deliver on the promise of founda

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>for nia thank you very much california is going to begin allowing more businesses to reopen next week the decision though it will still rest with each individual county schools and day camps and bars and gyms some professional sports. they will be allowed to open at the end of next week there will still be strict social distancing. only counties that have through certain threshold on the cases and testing will be allowed to reopen those businesses. a big story tonight, nfl commissioner roger goodell he released a statement today and apologized for not listening to players about racism. this began in part one former 49 er colin kaepernick began kneeling for the national anthem. other players joined his movement they did the same thing kaepernick says the nfl prevented him from getting a job because of the protest. here's part of what goodell said today. >>we the national football league it we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. and encourage all to speak out. and pea

and think what dan kerman kron 4 news. >>a death row inmate at san quentin who died last week tested positive for coronavirus richard site lee died last week after being found unresponsive. >>in his cell he been on death row since 1992 after being convicted of rape and murder in southern california. even though he tested positive for covid-19 his exact cause of death has not yet been determined. well to the city of fremont now one family is speaking out and saying that they were harassed by their neighbor for simply being black. so the incident took place wednesday night brandon wilkerson says that he was teaching his sister brittany, how to ride a motorcycle and while they were cruising around he says and one man just began throwing rocks at them and yelling. >>you know you get nonsense you harass me. >>well as you see in the video. stay right there. were harassing them as they were driving around the neighborhood so once again this happened wednesday night in the shows a man calling 911 on wilkerson the men claim that th

dhaka recipients and their supporters they have been celebrating kron four's dan kerman he joins us live he's in san jose with that part of the story i dam. >>i catherine here in san francisco. we can tell you there were a couple of rallies that went on today and definitely a sense of victory among those participating, however, very much a push that the fight still must continue. >>chanting yes it can be done in spanish. doctor recipients and their supporters gathered outside the san francisco federal building thursday to celebrate the supreme court's rejection of the trump adminustration's attempt to end the daca program which provides legal protections for 650,000 immigrants. >>of the back or is it the and has been a great day, you know this is just a big game i can finally sleep i haven't been able to sleep for the past 2 months thinking about what would be the vision for many here the continuation of the program allows them to continue to go to school and work and provide for their family without fear of deportation. >>and that has meant for me having taken a be having a life without

and other indicators are also going the wrong way for us tonight kron four's dan kerman is here live now. >>with the very latest good evening. dan. >>good evening, justine not only are cases going up in santa clara county. but they're seeing an uptick in hospitalizations and an uptick in icu visits this all came today during a board of supervisors meeting supervisors pressing the county health officer for continuing the reopening which has been moving along gradually. but right now it doesn't look like there's going to be any more reopening at least not yet. during tuesday's online board of supervisors meeting santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody told the board. they had a 122 cases in a single day which is the second highest since the pandemic began. >>nevertheless we rate them. to see so many people reported to act in one day county also told supervisors she is seeing other disturbing trends over the last few months the number by patients and decreased significantly, however, and you can also the way over there to the rate we've seen a slight uptick over a couple of w

kron four's dan kerman is following the story for us and he joins us now live from san francisco city hall with the very latest good evening dam. >>good evening, just in you know right now police are called with there has to do with homeless issues sometimes police are called the schools of these cases, the mayor says police do not need to be called the incident in oakland when there were complaints about barbecuing that's another one she says you really don't need to be calling police need to set up other types of services to respond to these things that's just one of the changes she wants to make. >>during an online conversation on racial justice san francisco mayor london breed laid out her road map to police reform if we're going to make real significant change. >>we need to fundamentally change the nature of policing itself. >>among her top priorities demilitarized police barring them from using military-grade weapons like tear gas and the use of police as a response to non criminal activity. address police bias and strengthen accountability and redirect police funding for racial

live at san quentin dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>classes at san francisco public schools, they are scheduled to be back in session and mid august, although it is not clear yet if those classes will be in person or not kron four's maureen kelly says the district is set to hold a series of town hall meetings to get feedback from parents. >>today nearly 9,000 donated kinsa smart thermometers were handed out to families at 19 school sites were free meals are distributed the digital temperature readers can be paired with smartphones to track health symptoms as people are looking towards what will school look like in the fall. >>having a thermometer and having regular temperature texas probably reality so making sure that every household has the materials to do that in the technology today is going to be crucial. unlike any sort of new normal that we're looking at but if and when kids will be coming back inside their schools when summer ends is up in the air and that has at least one parent i spoke to feeling uneasy either way we're goi

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan this afternoon county officials lifted the curfew in pleasant hill, the ace city suffered some damage and looting but as kron four's theresa stasi reports. >>the mayor says in recent days, protests remain calm and focused on the important conversations. >>i actually just confirmation that the county is actually going to be lifting the curfew pleasant hill mayor matt ran sharing live on kron on learning the curfew was just lifted in contra costa county. >>the order came down after looting and vandalism in the county including the east bay city of pleasant hill. but after a few days of calm. the mayor says that he has seen a big change last night was an example we held rally and a city hall is very peaceful. >>it was organized by our faith based community and it was really nice to bring the community together in a peaceful manner everybody's voices be heard an official protest and so it is really great that we can do that the mayor says that it's been a tough time

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well also in san francisco. what began as peaceful protests turned into a rioting and looting at one cannabis shop recari donaldson he's the owner of the california street cannabis his business was destroyed following a night of violent protests june 1st was supposed to be the day that he and his partners launched the compassion program that's a program into the to donate product hiv positive in low income, san francisco residents. the robbery put that program on pause. >>it's devastating and stephanie you with you of course we're not the only business that got robbed, i honestly think that there's a bunch of people who or take advantage of the situation and decided to john robison it's it's disgraceful honestly. >>well, at least $10,000 worth of product was stolen. well to the east bay more than 70 new cars were stolen from the san leandro dodge dealership as looting and destruction hit the city sunday night, the car dealership says it spent the majority of the day just fixing up the cars that were left there i

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan san francisco mayor london breed also announced today the city will provide more than a million dollars in emergency food relief for people who have been affected by the covid-19 pandemic the fate the funds were raised through the city's soda tax and will be used to purchase meals for low income individuals, seniors, pregnant women and undocumented immigrants and we'll also supports san francisco's unified school district's effort to continue providing meals to students during the pandemic. much more on this is on our website kron 4 dot com. now some solano county fitness junkies got a jump-start on getting back into shape that their gyms fitness centers were allowed to open back up there earlier this week, but they had to meet the state's requirements first kron four's maureen kelly checked in with some gyms in benicia to see how things are working out with the new health guidelines. >>a trainer is helping her client build muscle in person instead of via zoom at the t

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan and the governor newsome he gave a state update on the pandemic today. >>kron four's kate rooney has details. >>a new message from governor gavin newsome monday as california continues to monitor covid-19 numbers in the state newsome said monday that california is still in the middle of a first wave of the virus. those it suggest we're out of the woods. >>those that suggests the somehow is going to disappear. these numbers tell a very very different and sobering story. >>the last 2 weeks have seen a rise in cases of covid-19 that's 46,735 newly reported in california. testing has expanded significantly so the state is tracking any increase in rate of positive cases per test administered that number was 4.5% on june 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 wh

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan and we've learned tonight, the united states officially entered a recession in february not in mid-march when the stay at home order started. >>this is according to a group of economists with the national bureau of economic research. economists say employment peaked in february and then fell sharply after word marking the beginning of the downturn. the group defines a recession as a decline in economic activity that last more than a few months. the unemployment rate is officially at 13.3% down from 14 0.7% in april both figures are higher than in any other downturn since world war 2. the u.s. is running out of the only drug that's known to help with covid-19. that's according to a doctor with the u.s. department of health and human services he says that the last shipment of remdesivir year goes out june 29th. the company that makes it is wrapping up production and hopes to have more this summer. a study showing that the drug reduces the number of days coronavirus

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>there is a new poll. it says that americans are deeply unhappy about the state of the nation. most think president trump is exacerbating tensions in a moment of national crisis. the associated press poll says most americans including 63% of republicans said the country is heading in the wrong direction. nearly 2 thirds, including 37% of republicans say trump is making america more divided only 24% say the country is headed in the right direction down from 33% a month ago, overall 37% of americans say they approve of the president's handling of the coronavirus outbreak and we have more details on kron 4 dot com. alameda county and the city of berkeley they've been using more coronavirus restrictions beginning tomorrow, people can attend religious ceremonies but and groups of no more than 100. they can dine with each other and their social bubble as they put it at restaurants with outdoor dining. they can go inside retail stores, fitness classes are okay and groups of no more than 12 health workers are of c

reporting live dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan time for a look at the forecast for looking live outside our sutro camera overlooking up i think the bridge is in there somewhere the golden gate bridge but. mowbray circles that june gloom and there's plenty of that right bracing, yeah, pretty stubborn marine layer right now in the bay area specifically along the coast and we've been noticing that cloud cover hanging tight along the coastline for much of today. >>the same for downtown san francisco can't even make out that city skyline on account of that high cloud cover temperatures out there right now cooling down into the 60's for cities around the bay area's shoreline specifically downtown san francisco and oakland, widespread 70's and 80's those you make your way inland. still hot though as you make your way into parts of the tribe valleys like antioch 91 degrees more than 30 degrees warmer than half moon bay, 59 degrees on account of that cool sea breeze and also that june gloom as well current wind speeds out t

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>we're learning a more cannabis dispensaries and grow houses hit all over the bay area one of these brazen heist resulted in a gun battle in san leandro kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>this is video of the looting in progress at the nugget cannabis dispensary overnight sunday. the same family and her location was hit repeatedly, and at one point it turned violent. there was an a gun battle between the armed security there. >>some looters. >>this video shows the devastation to the building's exterior i was told by a worker there that the armed guards did not return fire, but said fired warning shots in an attempt to scare the intruders away we're just overwhelmed. >>that night and you know, honestly we didn't even respond to that just because the other costs service. those that were occurring throughout the city. noble is anybody. >>it's one of many cannabis businesses that were hard hit as police were busy with the massive protests over the death of george floyd criminals found

dan kerman kron 4 news. let's head to sacramento in our state capitol staff member is in self-isolation after being the first in the building to test positive for covid-19. >>now we're told that person worked inside the capitol office or face covering and had minimal interaction with co-workers less than 2 weeks ago the rules committee warned the legislature of a possible exposure after to highway patrol officers tested positive for the virus. those officers were assigned to the building in response to protests around the capital it's unclear if the officer spread the virus to thats staff worker. temperature screenings appear to be less effective tool in fighting coronavirus patients than originally thought contra costa county's deputy health officer says the rise in cases coincides with the easing of restrictions on outdoor and public activity and as more businesses open up. he's discouraging the use of temperature screening has an infection control measure for the virus. he says temperature screening can a

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>how shoppers in san francisco got to step inside of the westfield mall at market in history today, but not all the stores have reopened some of the bigger department stores are still closed and shoppers are being asked to maintain physical distancing and wear face coverings hand sanitizing stations have also been installed around the mall. some of the customers we spoke with say, although they're really happy that they're back shopping they still have some concerns. >>everyone's been inside the side to help the process, it's pretty much you're probably be inside. >>so it's kind of guys that is back to normal but it's also go at concerts that no help is still going like. >>the west football on market will be open from 11:00am until 07:00pm monday through friday. and from noon until 6 on sundays. in the east bay now berkeley's health officers say that they are considering relaxing more restrictions if coronavirus cases and people in the hospital remains stable. starting this friday in

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and despite the threat of coronavirus some airlines are optimistic about a potential recovery this summer. pete muntean shows us how they're preparing for possible summit travel spikes. >>united airlines is disinfecting everything from check into tray tables here and it's dallas home. but it is behind the scenes where you can see how much business airlines are losing we saw 26 jets in storage only some of united's fleet that has been parked by this pandemic since march. >>as the demand picks up. we have to be ready and brian kerr is maintenance crews are working on planes. they only hope will fly again soon the tsa says it is finally recorded days when more than half a million people pass through security but that is only a fraction of last summer when more than 2 and a half million americans flew each day would you fly right now, yes, i would definitely fly right now up manager omar it doris is part of united's urgent push to get people flying passengers must wear masks. board back

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well now to marin county where 42 workers at marine sanitary services have tested positive for covid-19 sanitary services provides garbage pickup and recycling for 30,000 customers across the county. that's about a 3rd of the people living there. according to health officials, none of the affected workers have been hospitalized. they also say no members of the public or at any risk of contracting covid-19 through garbage or recycling pickup health services says the disease may have been spread by employees who were working in commercial areas or possibly writing together and trucks. happening today, the san jose sharks and the santa clara county. and santa clara county will be hosting free covid-19 walk-up testing is happening at the sep center from one until 7 in the evening. that's today through friday and then again on saturday from 09:00am to 03:00pm no appointments or health insurance or doctor's note is needed to get tested just show up and they'll offer you want so long as su

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>as major league baseball, the nba and other summer sports scramble to restart their seasons. the nfl has been able to proceed with business as usual. the league is hoping to start the season on time but without fans in the stands. but doctor anthony fauci isn't so sure tack. he said recently quote unless players are essentially in a bubble insulated from the community and they are tested nearly every day it would be very hard to see how football we'll be able to play be played this fall. if there is a second wave which is certainly a possibility and would be complicated by the predictable flu season, football may not happen this year. a bubble form after the nfl would mean something similar to the nba's plan where all games would be played at one location with players coaches and essential staff all living and training in that location. the nfl's chief medical officer doctor allen sills responded to doctor found his comments with a statement his own saying the nfl is working on a co

at the san francisco federal building dan kerman kron 4 news. >>a san francisco supervisor is calling for people to be fined for making false race-based 911 calls incidents of non people calling the police on people of color have gone viral in recent years, we've seen them right here in the bay area and also nationwide. and some people argue that these incidents are examples of blatant racial discrimination. supervisor, shamann walton once these people who are making the phone calls to police to be held accountable. >>and this is great because it's leading to death. >>harm. there should be some some some couples are using them. resources and leading to the armed people from these phone calls. >>walton also ask the board of supervisors to redirect sfpd funding to the black community, an act that he says should be viewed as reparations. well to the north and now there's been a spike in coronavirus cases at san quentin state prison. now a coalition of advocacy groups want the state to release the inmates kron four's phillipe djegal reports. >>the c

the search now on for the shooters in the dan kerman kron 4 news. >>also in the lay of the city council has approved an agreement with the state justice department to reform the policies and practices at the vallejo pd 5 lay officers were involved in several shootings between 2016 2019. the new agreement will focus on proper use of force procedures anti-bias training and updating training and p more broadly it will last. we're told for 3 years allowing the department of justice to oversee the department's reforms. the announcement also comes more than a week after the death of a 22 year-old identified as sean who was fatally shot by vallejo police back on june 2nd. developing this morning investigators have identified the man that they believe shot a sheriff's deputy and killed a man in san luis obispo county. the san luis obispo sheriff's office tweeted out this older mugshot of mason james lira he's described as homeless and is considered armed and dangerous. investigators say he attacked a police department in paso robles early yesterday morning

kron four's dan kerman reports. >>federal authorities have charged 32 year-old stephen with murder and attempted murder for the may 29th shooting outside the oakland federal building that resulted in the death of security officer pat underwood and the wounding of his partner. >>creal elected to travel to oakland to conduct this murder and take advantage of a time when this nation was mourning the killing of george floyd law enforcement officials have also charged robert justice junior. >>with aiding and abetting the murder and attempted murder. prosecutors allege he was the one who drove this 1992 whiteford cargo van as curry opened fire on the security officers. >>this courthouse exists to administer justice to uphold the rule of law and to protect the freedoms that we all cherish. in announcing the charges today we are reaffirming our commitment to protect those who protect us. >>surveillance photos of that wife and led officers to santa cruz county. it was their korea was eventually arrested but not before he all

>>which would be hands off to police at the glen park bart station dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now homeless man was arrested tuesday after a home invasion that left a woman injured in alameda. this happened at a home right along shoreline try woman says that a man came into her house hitter robbed her she managed to get out and contact police that man has been identified as solomon tolbert police found items from the woman's home with him when he was arrested. and to the east bay now nurses picketed just outside of ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland, demanding better pay and working conditions negotiations between the california nurses association and ucsf decision makers. >>have been ongoing for more than a year now. we spoke with wonders who's been working at the children's hospital oakland for 36 years well before it was acquired by ucsf in 2014. >>she said that merger cause clinics to move all the way across the bay require patients to travel between 2 hospitals for their care among other concerns in addition to being short-staffed in oakland

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and it's coming up tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 what you can and still cannot do more and more businesses around the bay area start to reopen their doors plus a 5.30 the push for police reform that's happening at all levels of government when the white house as an executive order on reform will arrive and up next a major milestone in the north bay when wineries can we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. county is marking a major milestone the health director just announced that wineries may reopen and this is a big development for the wind industry that relies heavily on touri

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>tonight, the current and former san jose police officers are accused of making racist comments in a closed facebook group and now mayor sam liccardo is calling for those responsible be fired. he released a statement that reads in part quote i demand and expect a full investigation and further expect that racist anti muslim or menacing comments expressed by any current sj pd officer will be met with termination and quote is unclear exactly what alleged comments led to the mayor releasing this statement. >>national news now today, the minneapolis city council unanimously advanced a proposal to dismantle the police department there. this follows of course the widespread criticism of law enforcement over the killing of george floyd with happen which happened in minneapolis, it was a 12 to 0 vote. and it's the first step in a process towards putting the issue on the november ballot where the city's voters would have the final say the proposed amendment would replace the police department

>>which would be hands off to police at the glen park bart station dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and happening right now the white house coronavirus task force holding its first briefing in nearly 2 months as cases continue to rise across the country. >>let's listen in white house coronavirus. >>task force and i'm pleased to be joined by many members of the task force with us for this briefing. want to thank secretary a taser doctor birx doctor fauci director of field at the cdc as well as our attorney general. doctor's chart. the u.s. public health service. doctor hans zimmer i will make a series of presentations to update the american people on the status of the coronavirus pandemic in the country and then be able to take questions but very much appreciate. the attendance of all who are here and all of you who have a time to tune in. as we reported today, we have now more than 2 million 500 thousand americans. the contracted the coronavirus. and sadly we've lost more than a 126,000. of our countrymen to this disease. and i know i speak for the president and 4. every american