live in larkspur, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> for sure. cornell, thank you. >>> alameda county announced today it will also pause reopening more businesses. it's because of a spike in cases and hospitalizations in the past seven days that we've been talking about here there have been 700 more cases and 13 additional deaths in the last week. the county was set to allow salons, barbershops, pools, and indoor restaurant dining to take place in its next phase. in announcing its decision, the county said it was particularly concerned about the outbreak at san quentin and the impact to the east bay generally. so what's open, what's not, obviously it's all confusing. we have a section on our website, abc7news.com. that sorts it out for you in an easy to use and understand guide county by county. check that out when you can. >>> well, coming up, high fire danger in the north bay, and abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has more on that ahead. >>> and keeping your kids safe during the summer of covid-19. we're going to take a look at tips on doin

nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in larkspur with the details for us. >> reporter: in cell phone video drives off. police say that protester jumped on the car was it was making its way through the crowd. the central marin police department did not pursue the driver and they will not be taking any further action. the protester told us he was unharmed. >> i got on the hood because there were people behind me and i just wanted to stop this vehicle. and the vehicle just kept speeding up. >> if you want to protest, get on the sidewalk. >> reporter: for a few minutes the agitated crowd then squared off with police who tried clearing sir francis drake boulevard. the whole idea behind tonight's protest is to fake down the massive metal statue and rename the street. >> this is sir francis drake. the man was a murderer, a rapist, a killer. >> reporter: sir francis drake only spent a month in the bay area in 1579 before continuing on his sailing expedition around the world. but his early history in the slave trade is prompting a re-examination of his standing. this is essentially the local versio

reporting in larkspur dan thorn kron 4 news.og across the bay area with temperatures coming into the upper 50's lower 60's now at this hour don't fret we'll see a lot of sunshine going on this afternoon in the 80's returning to those inland polo! marco...! polo! sì? marco...! polo! scusa? marco...! polo! ma io sono marco polo, ma playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui what's not surprising? geico helping you save even more on car and motorcycle insurance. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! now get an extra 15% credit when you switch before october 7th. now get an extra 15% credit >>good morning, welcome back to kron 4 morning news 8.14 this sunday morning though we're taking a look at the sfo this time around a bit of a fog there, but no delays this find out more about today's forecast from days far. hi, dave hey, good morning marty good morning, everybody and i got more fog here this the golden gate. yeah, this is the fog trap. so we always like to watch it for clearing out, but

. >>> a total of six fires were set late last night in larkspur early this morning. the cause is suspected to be arson and a man is in custody. 20 homes in the blue rock neighborhood were told to evacuate but thanks to a quick response the blaze burned just half an acre and no homes were damaged. residents were able to safely return to their houses later in the morning you'd >> i didn't think it was a fire, but i thought something bad was happening. it's a bit surreal, you go through the crisis you are prepared to do, but you're not sure that it's actually happening. >> investigators say eric thomas larson was taken into custody after a witness saw him in the area at larkspur plaza and notified police. >>> after being closed for months. local black-owned businesses are getting a huge rules the goh is ordering gavin newsom to pandemic response plan. >> it was our first family trip for the summer so we can't be happier. >> state parks are welcoming visitors back this weekend. how you want to plan ahead before hitting the great outdoors. >> yes, as far as the weather is

authorities say a short time later, two more vegetation fires were reported, 10 larkspur plaza driveand the other on rose lane. all of this fires were quickly contained. >> i did not think it was a fire. i was thinking something bad is happening. it was a bit surreal. you have to go through the crisis you are prepared to do. you know, you are not sure it is actually happening. >> investigators say a man was taken into custody after a witness saw him leaving the area of ablaze in larkspur plaza and notify police. >>> a judge is sending a message to the governor. stop issuing governor orders that step on the toes of state lawmakers. since the start of the pandemic, the governor has used his emergency powers to shutdown the state and its economy. so far, federal and state courts have backed him up, blocking previous challenges. republican lawmakers say the new ruling from the superior court judge reinforces the separation of powers. as for the governor's reaction, his office says he is disappointed. >>> coming up, after being closed for months, local black businesses are seeing a signif

reporting in larkspur dan thorn kron 4 news. >>back to our top story earlier this evening. a fire in atlanta, where protesters a protest erupted after a black man was fatally shot. my an officer in a struggle following a field sobriety test this all started when officers got out call late last night about the man asleep at the wheel. in the drive-thru line other cars were driving around and they showed up and found re shard brooks said the man you see on the left they're sleeping in his car. police say he then failed a sobriety test this happened at wendy's where protesters set fire to that restaurant tonight brooks his attorneys saying. >>witnesses tell him there never was a field sobriety test. but the police tried to arrest him there was a struggle on. right here this video shows brooks and the altercation they say brooks took the officer's taser one of their tasers and we freeze the video here you can see. brooke started to run away. the officer is chasing right after him. brooks turn-around points the taser at the nearest officer, perhaps fires the taser that's not def

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we have learned right we have market should senate seat larkspur adding an emergency item to their a son council agenda tonight, they're looking at 2 people to use part of the task force made up with new years of a point tony what free. >>take a look at 10 shalee sir francis drake boulevard which evening old sergei county. it is one many efforts for now calling on as seen as a way will the name of sir francis drake is making for most of the buildings, high schools and other entities around we're live tonight in larkspur of john smith called kron 4 news. >>thank you jonathan tonight, we have some breaking news says it is in walnut creek where police just tweeted this about 5 minutes ago talking about a protest that is happening right now. they say about 200 people gathered at heather farm park. the group is now walking westbound on ignacio valley near homestead. all lanes of traffic are being taken up by the marchers police say they're trying to provide traffic control. the leader or one of the organizers of this protest has been yelling time to wake up walnut creek as again a couple

i'm live here in larkspur where i'm at a hair salon on one side and a barbershop and the other bowls gearing up to reopen today. they're finally allowed to open and i can see as i've been going up to a lot of salons in marin county they've been prepared for this is classic park partitions in between the employee and customer as they get ready to pay for the services, they're doing a lot to prepare for that and they're able to reopen today despite a spike in cases than their single most high spike in one day last week. but take a look at your screen. these are the businesses that can reopen starting today despite that spike in that includes indoor dining hair salons barber shops campgrounds and rv parks picnic barbecue areas and outdoor vehicle based gatherings now let's take a look at what has been paused for reopening that's hotels. motels short to lentils gyms fitness studios and personal services, including tattoo and piercing shops skin services like cosmetology services as well skincare non-medical massage services and nail salons did not make the cut these industries will be co

. >>> arson is suspected in six grass fires in larkspur and cou corte madera. central marin fire says the suspect has been arrested. witnesses told police that a man wearing a hoodie was spotted near the fires. all were reportedly contained around 8:00 this morning. at one point, ten homes near those fires were evacuated. >>> well, it's something many people in the bay area have been waiting years for. bart is now connected to san jose. a look at the two new stations that went into service today. >>> and a bay area university goes virtual for its commencement and the surprise guest governor gavin newsom. his words to this year's graduates. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. it is a breezy start to our weekend out there today. but warmer weather is on the way. we'l here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healt

some protesters had rallied the past two nights in larkspur.move the sir francis drake sculpture at the ferry terminal and is supposed to rename sir francis drake the bard that crosses marin county. both were named after sir francis drake, a sea captain who took part in slave trading back in the 16th century. >>> the oakland public library will start offering curbside pickup at five locations. visitors will be able to pick up books and other items that were placed on hold. wi-fi hotspots will be available outside the libraries. pickets will be available at the main library in oakland along with rockridge, west oakland, 81st avenue, and cesar chavez branches with limited days and hours. >> we stocked up on books, dvds, movies, everything we could grab that last day our library was open and we have gobbled it all up and can't wait for more. >> they depend on you and the boys. you got to keep them on business. >> we love our library. >>> steve is talking about how garcia woke up to cooler temperatures today. it was more comfortable. >>> i think sh

three more fires were set earlier this morning in larkspur neighborhood. one of the fires prompted an evacuation of 20 people. 61-year-old eric larson was arrested in connection with the fires and booked into marin county jail. >>> firefighters and second county are making process in a large wildfire that has burned more than 5000 acres. the grant fire broke out yesterday afternoon in a rural area, this was about 25 miles southeast of downtown sacramento. at last check the fire was 65% contained. there are no reports of any injuries and no evacuation orders. those that were issued have been lifted because of the fire level remains unknown. >>> the bay area weather has been getting a break from the heat, it is not moving around too much today as we take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon under some sunshine this afternoon. most areas under mostly sunny skies. the worst spots out toward antioch, around 80 degrees. lots of santa rosa 70s out there . here is a satellite showing you this, as you can see some clouds approaching the north coast of ca

those fires burn the in corte madera and larkspur late last night and this morning and some of them got close to homes in the area. police have arrested a 61-year-old man after someone saw him near one of those fires. no one hurt. no homes damaged. >>> history in the south bay. b.a.r.t. now goes all the way to san jose. many have been waiting decades for this extension, and today some jumped on the first train leaving the new berryessa station in san jose just says t b.a.r.t. line will help clear the air. >> it's going to take some congestion off the road. we already know the other b.a.r.t. stations are struggling for parking, so this is going to help ease some of that congestion. >> the ten-mile extension to san jose cost $2.3 billion. >>> take a look at this. b.a.r.t. posting this video on instagram. this is from on board the train during the inaugural ride. b.a.r.t. says to get from the warm springs station in fremont where the line used to end to berryessa takes about 13 minutes. >>> coming up in 60 seconds, as researchers race to find a vaccine for covid-19, other experts are scram

three more fires were set earlier this morning in larkspur . one of those fires prompted the evacuation of about 20 people. the 61-year-old was arrested in connection with the fires and booked into the marin county jail. >>> fire crews in oakland responded to a number of fires overnight following a night of the tests. we're looking at some video here. this shows authorities responding to businesses that were burglarized. among them a dealership along telegraph avenue. the oakland fire department says that they put out several small fires as the protesters moved through oakland. and this is what it looked like this morning. workers boarding up damaged windows here at the mercedes service facility. police have not said yet if anybody was arrested for the damage or the fire. >>> bart to silicon valley reflects the hope and the optimism of this region. >> a new way to san jose. today's launch of art service to new stations, who was among the first passengers to try it out? >>> later, four teenagers were credited with saving a man's life. how they j

residents in about 20 homes in larkspur is blue rock neighborhood were ordered out when flames erupted just before dawn. short time later, two more fires popped up nearby, firefighters were able to contain them quickly before they did any damage. but residents were still shaken up by the rude awakening. >> i got up, i was super tired. and then, i just like grabbed basically everything i could think of. >> it could've been really severe and the emergency services was so fast, it was excellent. >> reporter: police arrested 61- year-old eric larson after witness reported seeing him near one of the burn areas. they are still looking into his potential involvement in this morning's fires, along with three others in corte madera last night. >>> one police chief says starting july 1 he will only send firefighters inside a burning building if human life is at risk. east contra costa fire protection district is struggling with a severe budget shortfall. it is forcing it to keep three of its six stations empty. and this is not a new problem. over the years, voters have repeatedly rejected severa

. >> police identify the pair, the woman is from larkspur, the 58-year-old man lives in west moran, investigators are asking the district attorney to charge them with misdemeanors. disturbing the peace and a crime. >> if he goes to trial and they are convicted they can face anything from a fine, probation of to incarceration.>> reporter: the ordeals for this valley rally for racial justice.>> who is going to step up if we can't educate ourselves and realize this is what's going on. >> reporter: he hopes what has happened raises awareness of bigotry, he wants to see consequences and education.>> figure out how we can be better people because i believe we can be better people but i just want to see that.>> reporter: he hopes this story triggers dialogue within families and communities. he turns 18 next month and frank will be moving to san francisco to start college, he's interested in acting and cosmetology. >>> in washington to my democrats in the house of representatives passed the sweeping police reform bill tonight, it is likely to stall in the senate due to gridlock. >> the bill is passed. >>

i don't see any problems through nevado sandra phil larkspur mill valley sausalito so we're right on time 22 minutes nevado to the toll plaza party. >>all right robin well as the second night of curfews took place in the south bay. there were still signs of emotions, they're running very high kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest on that. >>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 unless san carlos street overnight. just before 02:00am a stolen car was driven through the windows and into this stuff and puff smoke shop. or intruders then ransacked the place smashing display cases and making off with assorted goods says owner rick to bashi i don't see. >>you know. protests can be peaceful. it is going to turn into a riot or people start taking advantage of this. >>and just start 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 c

the larkspur city council is working with warren county along with leaders from fairfax ross and sand and sell mo. look at the possibility of renaming sir francis drake boulevard. >>all right weather time as we to check on the 4 zone live peek outside tonight at san francisco's embarcadero hot day in the bay, yeah, but typically what about a 20 degree difference between inland than that and the coast for breezy rodriguez here to give us the science behind it all. >>yeah that's right grant and vicki and today we did notice as much as 30 degrees of difference between antioch in half moon bay, right now still noticing that difference out there this evening 57 degrees right now for half moon bay in antioch 86 degrees as you step outside so widespread 60's and 70's around the bay area's shoreline with 80's as you make your way inland. so we are starting to see a cooler air mass starting to make its way through the north bay and with that an increase in cloud cover as well with that fog bank write off along the coast and that cool sea breeze is going to push it inland during the overnight h

when classes back in session this fall, let's check in with kron four's reyna harvey who is live in larkspur with those changes reyna. >>good morning robin wilt and mel pious union high school district sending a letter to parents letting them know what school could potentially look like in the fall and they're saying it could be like a hybrid type of situation where yes students on campus 2 days out of the week and then the rest they're doing remote classes from home, they also want to make sure that when students are on campus. they're being safe. so they're gonna require students if they're on campus to also wear mask and practice, social distancing. they also are putting some things in place where they're going to have students and parents are going to be communicating to them. they want to keep their 7 period schedules in place because they feel like when they start to transition back to the way we've seen school that will help kids and students be well adjusted and also there to make sure that they have strict sanitation guidelines in place. those are going to be required if you're on c

>>marty that's exactly right and live here larkspur landing area shopping center where there's tons of businesses and now it's with a mixed bag. >>who's going logan who's not going to be able to open will lay that out for you this morning, including the fact that right here 24 hour they are closed down as all are all gyms and fitness studios across marion county that did not make the cut but let's start with the good news. what is reopening after weeks of being close i can tell you right now you will be able to get a haircut. so that's big news. >>also indoor dining is allowed to serve again hair salons barber shops will be reopening campgrounds and rv parks picnic barbecue areas and outdoor vehicle based gatherings. right in time for the 4th of july reopenings that have been pause for now our hotels motels short-term lentils gyms and fitness studios as i said and personal services that includes tattoo and piercing shops skin care services non-medical massage services and nail salons also did not make the cut these industries will be considered for the next round of reopenings but no d

>>kron four's reyna harvey has been taking a look at it she's in larkspur now and she has the latest. >>the tamil pious union high school district sent a letter yesterday outlining what school can look like in the fall for students who are returning they talked about a hybrid system. so that could potentially look like students on campus 2 days out of the week and the rest of their classes being taken remotely also they want to implement social distance scene. they are going make it a requirement for students to have those face coverings and put strict sanitation guidelines in place. they also want to keep that 7 period schedule because they feel this will allow them to transition smoothly into their on campus schedule was those restrictions are lifted in regards to sports in the fall, the california interscholastic federation has announced it will make a determination about sports. july 20th. the district is also making plans to open their facilities to athletic workout sessions during july but we won't know more about that until july. now the district says they hope to have more inf

school staff can expect in classes when they do resume in the fall kron four's reyna harvey live in larkspur she has more on this high rain a good morning. >>good morning marty will that ml pious union high school district sent out a notice and they talked about what fall could look like i'm here. redwood high and you can see students may be returning to campus again in the fall to eat outside with their let's take a look at what they're talking about they're saying they could see a hybrid system here on campus and that means students on campus 2 days off and on the rest remotely at home. they talked about social distancing. putting that in place along with requiring students to wear face coverings they also want to keep their 7 period schedules in place because they feel this will allow them to transition smoothly into their campus schedule wants restrictions are lifted of course are going to have those strict sanitation guidelines in place. now if you play sports on campus in the fall, the california interscholastic federation has announced that it's going make a determination about wfaa s

out 1, 1, across the golden gate not much commute traffic rolling south out of novato san rafale larkspur it's going to be smooth and at the limit under 25 minutes nevado to the toll plaza marty. >>all right rob and will lawmakers in sacramento are proposing a change in police protocol they want to create a standard use of force for rubber bullets. this comes after a protester was hit in the eye likely causing blindness rachel wolf has more. >>on may 29 to my life was forever changed mia love is a medical assistant and mother of 2 who says she was a victim of police brutality protesting against a freeway overpass at 12 and 30th i was actually like walking away i was walking well was away from the crowd. and i turned around to my brother was that when i turned around. >>i got hit she was hit in the left eye by a rubber does not feel like river it felt like i was on my shopping with again and doctors say she will likely lose her sight. says something you're here. it's still unclear which agency fired the rubber bullet, but her attorneys says sec police said county sheriff's deputies and chp

when classes back in session this fall kron four's reyna harvey joins us live this morning from larkspur with an update good morning, good morning robin wilt hamill pious union high school district. >>they really some what they could potentially look like starting here in the fall look at summer time already and parents are already thinking about what's going to happen in just a few months for their students so again they're saying it could be really different here a hybrid type of learning environment where you see students on campus 2 days out of the week and the other days are spent remotely along with making sure that students have on face coverings making sure there putting in strict guidelines for sanitation along with social distancing practices. now along with all of that they want to balance the students instructional time to be done remotely with the flexibility to move into a full distance learning model for periods of time. if the situation demands what they're saying is if anything happens are there any changes they want to make sure students are supported so they could pote

i don't see any problems through nevado sandra fell larkspur mill valley right on down to sausalito and san francisco, southbound 1 one still wide open marty ok robert thank you let's go to the south bay this morning, the mountain view police department says it will no longer use restraint technique. >>called the carotid hold the department tweeted that it would stop using the carotid hold immediately. it's also reviewing additional policies and having meaningful conversations with the community. last friday governor newsom said the carotid hold which cuts off a person circulation has quote no place in the 21st century because it's outdated and sometimes even lethal. lawmakers in sacramento are proposing a change in police protocol to create a standard use of force for rubber bullets. >>this comes after a protester was hit in the eye likely causing blindness. rachel wolf reports. >>on may 29 to my life was forever changed mia love is a medical assistant and mother of 2 who says she was a victim of police brutality protesting against a freeway overpass at 12 and 30th i was actually like

larkspur mill valley sausalito is this going to be trouble free on into san francisco across the span and through the toll plaza we'll check in on more projects coming up a little bit later right. >>all right robin let's go to national news this morning, former national security adviser john bolton says that he will not be voting for president trump in november. in an interview that was published on sunday, bolton said in 2016, he voted for trump over hillary clinton. but after quote seen this president close-up. he cannot do it again. bolton also said his concern is for the country adding that the president does not represent the republican cause that he wants to support. bolton also says he will not vote for joe biden instead he will be writing in the name of a conservative republican. a federal judge's ruling is allowing the publication of bolton's book the trump administration had tried to block it citing national security but the court is siding with bolton and his publisher, cnn was able to obtain a copy of the book and sara murray explores with some of the explosive charges in

>>let's check in with kron four's reyna harvey who is live this morning in larkspur with an update breanna. >>robin good morning while the tamil pious union school district sent a letter yesterday to outline what fall could look like for students who are returning look. we're already in june summer feels like it's going by this fast and so we'll be back to school in no time so they want parents and students to know what they can potentially expect so they say it's going to be a hybrid situation here in the district. they're going to have campus and students are going to students on campus about 2 days out of the week and then the other day's remote. now while students are on campus you might want to know how they're going to be protecting them. they want to make sure that students are going to be wearing mask along with social distance scene now. they also are saying that they're going to put in strict sanitation guidelines, so that could mean students are required to wash their hands, a certain number. times throughout the day they want to keep their 7 period schedule because they feel th

we're following for you firefighters in marine county are about to to vegetation fires in larkspur so the area of holly and hawthorn the other is in the creekside area. the fire broke out earlier this morning all homes near that fire have been evacuated and police are still investigating these fires as possible arson we will bring you more details as we learn more. >>back to the south bay this morning after more than a year of review, the santa clara county district attorney's office says a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara was lawful. it happened early in the morning of january 5th of 2019 it was at the rotten robbie gas station on lafayette street. 4 police officer shot and killed 54 year-old sean kennedy. the officers said they could hear and see shooting going on inside the store and that several people had already been shot in a 33 page public report the county's d a wrote that the officers lawfully shot and killed the gunman and that their conduct was quote undoubtedly saved lives. well san jose mayor sam liccardo is pushing to ban police for using rubber bullets f