the change in race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas said kron 4 news. >>the bay area has of course in a string of really violent in the protests over the death of george floyd including property being destroyed businesses looted fires being set attacks on law enforcement kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to the pastor. his name is sam morse of the bay north church of christ in fairfield. >>one of the great things that that will allow us to heal is to really focus critical issue and that's really dealing racism in our country i love this i love the new however we do have some issues not believe this we start focusing 20 say you shouldn't really tell you how long understanding that a own some perspective of the spiritual anger is different in lough anger, not to get us into places that want to destroy little want to shield have healthy dialogue that brings u together that's what we should be about in this season. >>they say history repeats itself and it's really hard not to think of this time. and compared to back in the 50's and 60's when when you know segreg

there were also protests in san francisco today in marine city. hello everyone thank you for joining us, i'm catherine heenan those peaceful protests today followed a violent night in valais how stores across the city were loaded including a walgreens that you see in this

. >> protesters held up their fists in solidarity at marin city this afternoon. the peaceful protests included speakers like tupac shakur's sister, set shakur. and in san francisco hundreds of people marched along the great highway. it began at sloat taking protesters up to lincoln. >>> the city of vallejo is preparing for an 8:00 p.m. curfew again tonight after an evening of looting. an officer-involved shooting, and someone setting fire inside city hall. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow broke that part of the story earlier today. vallejo police chief shawnee williams describing a night of violence and looting. >> in 27 years of service, i've never experienced anything like last night in the city of vallejo. this was a coordinated attack by organized individuals seeking to cause destruction and harm to our community. >> vallejo mayor says someone broke into city hall through a window early this morning and attempted to set a fire. the sprinklers significantly damaged the first floor human resources department. the mayor also says many local businesses w

>>took to the streets of marine city to peacefully protest police brutality on tuesday afternoon here because of what happened to george floyd. and the we're seeing of all he wanted to be heard and this is my and so i thought it was extremely >>some of the imagery across the bay area has shown looting and destruction this protest at another stop the reality when you're here it's people it's good people saying enough is enough and we're doing and a peaceful way and we're not going to silence any more when i'm not going to be afraid to show up my other images i see in the media. a danger looting, i know it's happening but it's not happening here. murray community leaders and officials protest we had meeting with the board of supervisors there are so 110% committed. the cajun race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 >>well despite being closed during the pandemic richmond's hilltop mall was targeted by looters monday night crop forcefully to call says is just one of several commercial areas in contra costa county. that was hit by vandals in the past few days. >>looters

the change in race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 news. >>today, peaceful protests followed a violent night in valais how stores across the city were looted, including a walgreens pharmacy kron four's dan kerman was in vallejo today city leaders addressed what they plan to do about it in 27 years of service. >>i've never experienced anything like what i experienced last night in the city of the mayor believes 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 individuals seeking to cause destruction. >>and harm to our community 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 later as mayor says the destruction will not be allowed to continue and those who work in vallejo and are

. >> chopper 5 was also over protests that just wrapped up earlier this evening in vallejo, in marin city and along the great highway. >>> meanwhile in oakland, city leaders pegged yesterday's rally and march at 15,000 people. it was organized by students at oakland tech, but grew to include thousands from the community. it was an impressive scene as the huge group then marched downtown. later on in the evening the situation turned tense. police firing non-lethal weapons to clear a very different crowd. in all police issued 60 citations. >> we're in a moment of national anger about the abuse of police force and governmental authority. and so we take the use of force in this moment, especially serious. >> and right now napa county is the latest to announce a curfew starting at 8:00. curfews are also in effect in antioch and san leandro. they are just starting now in pleasant hill. most other curfews start at 8:00 or 8:30, we have a full list at kpix.com. >>> santa clara county was the first to impose a shelter in place. it is one of the last to begin loosening its restrictions. starting fr

the cajun race relations in marine city, i'm jason dumas some kron 4 news. >>brenda video in to the newsroom. these are protesters outside san francisco city hall there. >>chanting say his name and they're talking about mario woods says he was the young man killed during an encounter with san francisco police. back in 2015. this protest is peaceful. it is past the city's 08:00pm curfew but police seem to be letting those do what they want to do and not hassle them at least right now. >>the richmond hill to paul was hit hard by looters overnight with businesses have done this evening to prepare for more possible vandalism. >>plus businesses boarded up after a night of looting in the north bay we hear from one mayor on what they're doing to stop thieves and 6 atlanta police officers have just been fired and charged with excessive force why they say they chose to use a stun gun on these college students over the weekend. >>we had a break point to bring you this a live image in denver. you can see lots of people holding candlelight there was a nine-minute lie do

the closure is going from northbound alexander avenue over to marin city on the southbound side. the wind is blowing embers across the street, making it nearly impossible to see the road due to the smoke. we will all of this and this closure. >>> it is not what you want to see in the middle of a pandemic. flights packed with travelers. >>> we were at cial ci middle seat.>> reporter: after first capping the number of people on the planes in april amid the pandemic, american airlines is ditching the effort to remote social distancing on their lanes. starting july 1, as more people travel, american airlines will book flights to capacity. they will also ask customers to certify that they have been free of covid-19 symptoms for the previous 14 days. >> i am a platinum flyer with american airlines, candidly, something like this makes us now to float them. and >> every little bit helps. if they are trying to cut back on safety, i don't know, that is not a good thing. >> reporter: american joins united in this move. delta, jetblue, and southwest are blocking the middle seats, or limiting

there were also protests in san francisco today in marine city. hello everyone thank you for joining us, i'm catherine heenan those peaceful protests today followed a violent night in valais how stores across the city were loaded including a walgreens that you see in this video that led to a reported officer involved shooting. kron four's dan kerman was in today as city leaders talked about what they're planning to do. >>some stores are boarding up some because they have to do this one here all to beauty was vandalized and had its windows broken out other stores nearby, boarding up just in case there next. like many big cities in the region vallejo has seen its share of looting vandalism and violence over the last few days causing store owners to board up. >>i don't like it at all. but it's nothing we can do abo it. but monday night city officials said the looting wasn't caused by locals protesting the death of george floyd. >>but out of towners who had already caused destruction in fairfield several groups of acts of vehicles. coming into our comm

they were also protests in san francisco and marin city among other places. hello everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm catherine heenan those peaceful protests followed a violent night in valais whole looting reported at a walgreens in the city that led to a reported a officer involved shooting. 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 att

demonstrators were at the gateway shopping center on the border of sausalito and marin city. protesters said they wanted to pray, march, and speak out. >>> out of minnesota, where the mother of george plays daughter spoke publicly for the first time. >> she does not have a father. he will never see her grow up, graduate, he will a lot never walk her down the aisle. if there is a problem and she needs her dad, she does not have that anymore. this is the mother of floyd 6- year-old daughter, that is her there the podium with her mom. you can see her expression, you cannot help but wonder if she understands what is going on, and where her daddy is common when he will come home. roxie washington's today along with stephen jackson. he was a friend of george floyd. >>> the governor of minnesota announces civil rights investigation of the minneapolis lease department. this will review department policies, procedures, practices over the last 10 years to see if there is systemic discrimination, and how it can be fixed. >>> coming up, and other police shooting in the bay area during a

in marin city you nail nathan raved about the quality and variety. >> i'll never turn it down. >> reporter: the irony that chad and marcus never meet their beneficiaries. the premise by giving, they also receive. >> i get to feel good. i get to know i am helping my community and be a chef. >> reporter: turning a negative into a positive. marv figured that long out before this panpandemic, but th is more than about statistics. it is pragmatics. >> 20 people are not going to be hungry at dinnertime. >> reporter: that is no small victory. >> i just love to see people helping. that makes me feel good. >> sets a great example. can never get tired or short of those stories, can we? nice. how did you like yesterday? >> yesterday was nice. i walked around lot. it felt good. little windy, but, what ev. i enjoyed. >> good. you'll enjoy today, too. those winds kept us from getting too hot and maybe you'll miss the winds when it does start to get hot. san jose 58 degrees and brighter today and breezy and cool to comfy as temperatures will be a little bit short of our average levels for the middle of j

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from vallejo to redwood city in san jose to marin county, people came together to call for racial justice are monitoring a demonstration right now in downtown oakland. >>> the state of minnesota is looking into the action of the minneapolis police department. it will review policies, procedures and practices over the last 10 years along with looking into the death of george floyd. >>> you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. we have began to second week of civil unrest. in many cases, elected officials are having a hard time calling the valance. we have the latest on the presidents stands during this national time of crisis. >> reporter: what happened more than a week ago in minneapolis is causing divisions to widen. the president says he's done more for black people than any president since abraham lincoln. in a ceremony honoring pope john paul ii, he appeared outside the white house. the president second departure in two day drawing protesters. >> the presidents relentless need to make a week man feel strong and led him to order federal law enforcement officers to gas peacefully assembl

we saw it yesterday in marin city, where several hundreds of people in marin county, which is 85% white, showed up in solidarity, holding signs like this, white silence equals violence. but just up the road in mill valley a remark by the mayor is bringing to light deeper issues. at a city council meeting the mayor said this following a public comment about the black lives matter movement. >> is our council policy that we do not take action on issues that are not of immediate local importance. >> mayor the mack entee has apologized and stands with black lives matter, but jc farr is the first black principal of mill valley's tamalpais high school. he says issues of race are very local. >> we have less than 20% students of color, and about 4 to 5% african americans. and so there is a social adjustment that takes place when students come to town. >> i asked him about another image that struck me, marin county malls in corte madera and greenbrae are restricting access and beefing up security out of fears potential violence could make their way into the suburbs. >> it's not surprising for me

in marin city janelle raved about the quality and variety. >> i never turn it down.ter: the irony that donors like chad and marcus never meet the beneficiaries, the premise by giving they also receive. >> i get to feel good. i get to know i'm helping my community. get to still be a chef. >> reporter: it is called turning a negative into a positive. marve figured that out long before this pandemic but now this is about more than statistics. it's pragmatics. >> 30 people are not hungry at dinnertime tonight. >> that is no small victory. in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> pretty great. love what they're doing. and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the battle. use the #better bay area to show us how you're saying thank you and we share it with the community. ama said let's just be good people. thanks for joining out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 mo

we saw it yesterday in marin city where several hundred people in marin county which is 85% white showedrity, holding signs like these, white silence equals violence. but just up the road in mill valley a remark by the mayor is bringing to light deeper issues. at a city council meeting the mayor said this following a public comment about the black lives matter movement. >> it is counsel policy that we do not take action on issues that are not of immediate local importance. >> mayor mcatee has apologized and stands with black lives matter, but jc farr is the first black principal of mill valley's tamalpais high school. he says the issues raise ready very local. >> we have less than 20% students of color, and about 4 to 5% african americans. and so there is a social adjustment that takes place when students come to town. >> i asked him about another image that struck me, marin county malls in court that madera and greenbriar are beefing up security out of fears potential violence could make their way to the suburbs. >> it's not surprising for me to see progressives, liberal when the issues

protesters held up their fists in solidarity in marin city. the peaceful protest included speakers like tuberculosis's san francisco, hdreds of people marched along the great highway early this afternoon. the sunset solidarity march began at sloat and protesters marched to lincoln. >> demonstrators have gathered again in vallejo to protest the death of george floyd. the city, however, reeling and really on edge after reports of looting over the weekend. last night city hall was broken into. a fire was set on the first floor. that caused the sprinklers to go off. the city's mayor says it is now uninhabitable in the building, and the police chief is really appalled at what he saw happening. >> this was a coordinated attack by organized individuals seeking to cause destruction and harm to our community. and no such acts will be tolerated. >> vallejo did issue a curfew last night that started at 8:00 p.m., lasting until 5:00 a.m. it is in place until further notice. in danville, almost every single business on hart's avenue is boarded up. you see

personal protective equipment for first responders and marin county. >> city national park will reopen for some people today. it will be those who have existing wilderness permits. park rangers have not yet said when the remainder will be a reopen for visitors a full reopening as soon as next week >> some fans will be able to attend sporting events in the near future. texas govenor greg abbott says the state will allow teens in schools to fill the ballpark and stadium to past capacity. the texas rangers and the houston astros could take advantage over other teams, the rangers and astros with 20,000 fans per game and financial losses would not be as severe. players also will get a boost from fans while other home teams may have to play to an empty ballpark. >>> the nba is moving forward with plans to restart the season at the end of next month. 22 teams go to disney world in orlando florida for 16 playoff spots. the warriors will not be included because they are too far in the playoffs the owner of the charlotte hornets, michael jordan, you heard of him. he plays a big part. >> he thoug

on 16 september, the first marine division moves through. this cityively light resistance. allied casualties are few. hnd these men move through im ♪ inchon, seoul their objective is. there are two allied moves on seoul. another from the south and one from the north. across the river. ♪ the river is cross. the village is taken and the marines move on towards seoul, but there is bitter fighting ahead. seoul is heavily defended. as these vehicles move on towards seoul, the marines have ds.essage for the res enjoy yourselves. it is later than you think. during the six weeks between 10 august and 20 september, there were three main phases in the korean fighting. on 10 august, reinforced united nation forces were dug in to defend at all cost the beachhead perimeter. we could withdraw no farther. could no longer trade space for time if we were to hold the beachhead's and the vital supply for pusan. communist forces were threatening many cities and their drive to pusan. we launched our first counterattack to stop the most dangerous communist drive. ♪ on one

on 16 september, the first marine division moves through incheon. this citys captured against light resilience. allied casualties are few. as they move through inchon, their target is seoul. sweeping across the north of the han river. the han is crossed, a river village is taken, and the marines move on. but there is bitter fighting ahead. seoul is heavily defended. as these vehicles move on toward seoul, the marines have a message for the reds. enjoy yourself. it's later than you think. during the six weeks between 10 august and 20 september, the period covered by this combat bulletin, there were three main phases in the korean fighting. on 10 august, reinforced united nations forces were dug in to defend at all costs at a beachhead perimeter bounded ri the river. if we were to hold our beachhead and the vital supply port of pusan. communist forces were threatening bow hang, taegu and pusan. the most dangerous communist drive. on 1 september, the communist launched their biggest drive of the war, all along our beachhead perimeter. it was an all-out effort to

. >> inmates have been moved to hospitals, warrants in marin county and also the medical center in daly city and st. francis memorial in san francisco. public health productions show that numbers soaring to 200 inmates transferring to karen the next month or so.>> this is the worst catastrophe in state history.>> reporter: crisis that was slow to respond. >> is overwhelming them. it's a great concern. air-conditioned on campus of the prison to make sure they have greater physical distancing and for medical triage.>> each of the 35 prisons need a specific plan so prison search alongside community surge does not swamp hospitals. families of inmates are alarmed, their loved ones trapped in an overcrowded environment where they cannot avoid exposure. 42% of the inmates are already medically vulnerable. the crisis has neighbors near the prison frustrated as well. >> who made the decision to transfer all these inmates, that's the question i would have it >> hundreds of inmates are still waiting to be tested or waiting for results so numbers could actually be higher and about 90 staff members are i

cities. tomorrow, nothing but sunshine. no marine layer to talk about. atures really responds accordingly. we'll go well above where we are today, tomorrow. 76 in the city. 84 in oakland. 88 in san jose, 83 in santa rosa. so here's the seven day forecast. much warmer tomorrow. a hot afternoon. the marine layer does return saturday afternoon but it stays pretty hot inland, even into monday and tuesday. >> already. thank you. >>> every day we're taking a few moments to celebrate the bay area's class of 2020. today we're featuringturingturig high in pleasanton. congratulations to all of you. ♪ again, congratulations. a growing conversation about race in sports. it started with 35 coaches and has grown to hundreds. up next, the south bay coach who started it all. >> new at 5:00, an arrest after a man was pushed from a platform on to the track at a b.a.r.t. station in berkeley. plus, is so-. doo ny lice >>>ndansczoo.th reopen it's always gooder what you'to have 'em.or, and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there'

. >> in marin county restaurants have begun serving outdoors in several city, 14 in sausalito and almost the same in san rafael with other cities moving closer. wayne friedman found out they are trying to get back in business. >> reporter: it is the street where george lucas shot "american graffiti." fourth in san rafael. it is somewhat iconic and like a patient that's been ill it is recovering from the effects of covid-19. he moved furniture outside this morning awaiting customers. finally. >> if you are a straight up restaurant you are hurting right now. it is hard to make that. if you don't have outside dining it is not going happen at all. >> now it is. since covid-19 san rafael has gone out of its way to make resumption of business as easy as possible. if you own a store and need to conduct business you can do it in a sidewalk or a parking space out front. same for restaurants. all it takes is a simple permit. >> so you fill out your information online. you automatically have the permit. you don't have to come to a public counter or speak with anyone. you automatically have it for f

doppler 7, we have some fog around pacifica, also a little bit towards oakland and in the city here, otherwise that marinempressed and as we look live right now towards the east bay, you can see just a few wisps there of the low cloud deck. current temperatures upper 50s in san francisco. it is 62 in oakland. good morning, mountain view, 56 for you. 58 in san jose, with 51 in gilroy. mid-50s in half moon bay and our sutro tower camera with the low clouds, the fog, the sun coming up 5:48, sets at 8:35 and after this, the days get just a little bit shorter. 60 in napa, by the delta at 60 and the delta breeze has been cut off so that's another indicator of the warmer air that's going to be moving in. yesterday we saw numbers very comfortable. a little breezy with the enand flow of the fog. here is san rafael, clear start there, with some coastal fog, warmer afternoon for father's day, if you're celebrating that and a hot day, several hot days inland with an excessive heat watch monday, tuesday, wednesday, as you get towards the delta, the sacramento valley and looking at some warm weather into the mountains

let's show you that marine layer as we head into father's day tomorrow. you can see it's foggy start over the city some patchy fog along the bay shoreline. lot of cloud cover bumped up on the coastline. and our marine layer, again, it's going to stay intact on sunday. so that's going to create another day with afternoon highs, pretty wide ranging. so if you are close to the coast, it's going to be a cool day. if you are away from the coast, it will be a very warm, if not hot, day. so closer look at our highs. tomorrow, it's a warmer afternoon in the south bay compared to today. we'll go into the 80s. 85 and sunny in san jose. 83 in cupertino. along the peninsula, it's cool and foggy at half moon bay but mountain view, it is warm. 74 the temperature in san mateo. only 66 for a high and partly sunny skies. only 62 degrees. warm and sunny in the north bay. 92 in calistoga. 81 in vallejo. 75 for oakland. about 80 in union city. 76, the high in hercules. and then inland, it's a warm to hot afternoon. hop over to brentwood, you're in the low 90s. here's the seven-day forecast the next seven days. father

also in the north bay, the city of novato is taking advantage of marine counties, more relaxed healthrder an easing many restrictions for businesses kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>local retailers here in downtown novato are excited to finally welcome customers inside their stores of course following guidelines set by the marion county health department. i talked with one woman she's the founder of beauty heroes right here on grand avenue and she tells me she's taking these health precautions even a step further to keep our customers safe take a look at our safety standards. >>and you need to sanitize your hands here if you need to keep the mask on that air time that you're in the store. we ask that you not touch the makeup testers if you need assistance one of our team members will assist you and show you the colors and the products, there's a lot to look but you just can't the makeup and that's a new thing for. >>the stores in particular i'm putting in standards that keep customers safe we're only allowing up to 4 customers in the store at a time. i don't think we'll have mo

city. we have a marine corps veteran, host, of course, "the montel wil yamds sh -- williams show."tel, welcome this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> we've seen a military response on the street to the protest and sometimes the violence. you have the president's own press secretary disagreeing with him about the use of force and the mayor of washington here. tell us what the danger is, in your view, to the relationship between the u.s. military and the american public for the president pitting them, to some degree, against them here. >> this is probably the most despicable thing to come out of this. we stand before a flag and solemnly affirm and swear to respect the constitution of the united states. to think that we're standing against our family members, our loved ones, our wives, our siblings, our parents because someone who doesn't understand that oath of office wants to put us on the street to treat our loved ones as if they are the enemy, that's really, really, really just ta tough thing for anyone wearing a uniform to swallow. >> concrete barriers go up around the white h

you thought this country is a marine, you've been to a number of cities, what do you make the argument that conservatives have to do more to stand up for these groups or they can't talk about how wrong they are? >> basically right because donald trump in 2017 was marked with the example of john oliver because he was saying of confederate statues were going to be taken down then what would stop other people from taking down statues of george washington, thomas jefferson and he was marked for that, that's just as the presleep argument but it has been proven correct. talking about confederate statues is one thing but they attack people who fought the confederacy. it is absolutely lunacy and shows they don't know what they are doing and are taking strong kinetic action against people you would think they would be approving with in the most recent example is tomorrow at capitol hill neighborhood they are going to try to take down a statue of abraham lincoln at the emancipation memorial. they are not going to stop. there needs to be honest conversation about how an action like this can follo

says they will monitor the numbers closely over the weekend to determine how the city will move forward. >>> echo marinounty as coronavirus cases spike, a larger number being attributed to san quentin state prison. there are nearly 1600 cases in the county and that number includes more than 450 inmates and 50 staff members. and now the marin county coroner is investigating whether a 71-year-old inmate found unresponsive in his so on wednesday night may have died from the virus. health officials are working with the state to create a plan to treat inmates on site. >>> today federal officials said that young people are making up a growing percentage of new coronavirus cases. ray bogan has more from a task force precinct in washington. >>> we can either be part of the solution or part of the problem. >> reporter: the white house coronavirus task force had its first briefing in over a month, and they had a message for younger americans. >> if you get infected, you will affect someone else. >> reporter: covid-19 cases are spiking across the country. in texas the governor to executive action to close bars an

cities. also, the man that esper succeeded, former marine general james mattis, is turning on the president,using him of misusing the military and dividing the country. cbs' paula reid is at the white house tonight. it's an extraordinary number of developments, paula. >> reporter: norah, secretary esper's decision to publicly contradict the president over the use of active-duty military did not go over well inside the white house. president trump and his defense secretary are at odds tonight over the decision to call up active military to police protests. >> the option to use active-duty forces in a law enforcement role should only be used as a matter of last resort, and only in the most urgent and dire of situations. we are not in one of those situations now. >> reporter: the president disagrees. he called up nearly 1,600 active-duty soldiers now staging at four bases outside washington. a decision to send them home today was called off, according to a u.s. official, because of the potential for more violence. >> reporter: the show of force in cities like washington has been called "excessi

so we are going to notice that stubborn marine layer hanging tight around the bay area coastline. daly city 59 degrees happening bay in the mid 60's as well, widespread upper 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame 69 degrees for those of you in burlingame the same for san mateo but foster city in the low 70's and we are going to see widespread 80's for those of you in the south bay tracking cooler temperatures inland, san jose only warming up to 86 degrees so few degrees above average there and livermore out of the 90's tomorrow, you're going to be in the upper 80's instead and hayward 72 degrees with widespread 60's and 70's right along the east bay shoreline oakland 71 degrees but san leandro 69 degrees. still going to be about 5 degrees above average for most of our inland locations but some relief for those of you at concord warming up to 83 degrees vacaville back in the 80's at 89 degrees but antioch about 5 degrees above normal for you warming up to 91 degrees in santa rosa. 83 degrees so near average highs for those of you in parts of the north bay like santa rose at taking a

city's largest wholesale food market . and a russian court has sentenced former u.s. marine paul wieland to 16 years in prison after finding him guilty of espionage he was accused of having taint classified state information wieland was dismissed as has missed dismissed the trial as a sham and says he was framed. in india authorities have said vehicles to spray pesticides on 2 huge swarms of desert locusts the insects have already destroyed almost 50000 hectares of crops devastating farmers already struggling with the impact of coronavirus long downs the locusts also destroyed harvests in neighboring pakistan in april. across europe borders are reopening is more and more countries ease measures imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus germany and france dropped border checks overnight allowing other strict tied the e.u. . scroll straight over to our correspondent band leakages he's standing in straws work at the german french border band this is a moment many people there have been waiting a long time for isn't it. yes it was a very joyful moment and people are very

he was have driven by a marine you know what he called city get out yeah, crazy barry. >>a hit and he didn't even stay. the hood, others car get out no and he did have his license or is insurance or anything. >>thank god, she's ok i think yeah my careful to show many people walking out there now and when you're specially in a little town and kids are in crosswalks be careful when you're driving and i would suggest if your city councilman or anybody out there that you would have your license and insurance with all right 7.12 the time still ahead bay area toll plazas are completely cash free. >>just yet the toll collectors are expected back in the bush will tell you when. >>coming up in a moment. >>some 15 right now you guys still kind of surprised at my daughter getting hit by a car driven by a mill valley city councilman the next carrie ann okay. tell us to stay at the scene no matter what of an accident scene of an and more to come on john trim you call right we've got to leave the weather forecast morning john and not even any fog yesterday at least we have some this

you can see the marine layer is pretty expansive through val vallejo, santa rosa, into the city, burlingame, into san land row into rooakland. by 10:00 a.m., we expect the fog to burn off. it is for that fact. we have a heat advisory that will start at noon tomorrow. this is in effect for solano county, lake county and mendocino county. temperatures well into the 90s creating a greater risk of heat illness possible. heat exhaustion or heat stroke because of the temperatures tomorrow that will last, in fact, several days. so a closer look at highs on your monday. it's warm in the south bay tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. 88 in san jose. 86 in cupertino. 91 the high for morgan hill. the peninsula, 83 in palo alto. 74 in san mateo. cooler in pacifica. a high of 61 degrees with fog on the coast. downtown in the city tomorrow, a cool day. 64 for the high. 62 in the sunset with that breeze kicking up in the afternoon. in the north bay, it's a hotter afternoon. 90 in santa rosa. 97 in lakeport. the heat advisory in effect. 87 in sonoma. the east bay tomorrow, afternoon shine sunshine in the 70s. 73 t

mayor london breed land on the brakes after last week saying the city was speeding up the timeline for reopening business. in marin county public health officials delay in reopening. gyms, hotels, motels and short- term rentals all were expected to reopen this morning. in indoor dining rooms at restaurants will still be allowed to open today. in contra costa county expected to announce its reopening plan today coming on wednesday, dining restaurants service is expected to resume and also expected to resume an reopen on wednesday, gyms, nail salons, hotels and indoor museums. the time is now 4:04 a.m. >>> governor newsom ordered the immediate shutdown of bars that reopen in seven counties and it came after jump in the number of new coronavirus cases in some parts of the state. los angeles is the biggest county to be hit by that order and the other counties of san joaquin, fresno, tulare, kings, kern and imperial counties. the governor officials in eight other counties to issue health orders to close parts and that includes santa clara and contra costa counties. >>> we talked with one bar owner in contra costa count

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marine paul whelan guilty of espionage and sentenced to 16 years prison in the reports from outside moscow city court. just as moscow hands are being toyed after the coronavirus locked down the whole we. are coming to an end and it was time for the verdict on monday and the moscow city court handed down a 16 year prison sentence the russian prosecutors wanted that to be 18 but 16 years behind bars it is for spying all we'll enough former u.s. marine who is a citizen of 4 countries was caught red handed as the russian authorities put it in late 28 just before new year's eve receiving a flash drive from a russian a quaintance that was as the russian authorities say full of classified material. has 4 passports but clearly for obvious reasons the main focus is on what this verdict is going to do to the russia u.s. relations and the u.s. ambassador mr sullivan was here to support paul whalen inside the court building and here's what he said when he came out to get. that. absolutely. it. isn't going to stop us. so this was a tiny bit of optimism from ambassador sullivan for when it comes to the repor

the reversal comes after she said last week the city rating reopening businesses. in marin county, public health officials have decided to pause opening gyms, hotels, motels and short-term rentals. indoor restaurants and hair salons will still be allowed to open today. in a youtube video, marin county's public health officer said a spike in cases increased hospitalizations and an outbreak at san quentin prison. it means they need to take a more cautious approach. >> these are not easy decisions , and we have been clear that the reopening process will be sequential, gradual, and data- driven. >> contra costa county is also expected to announce any changes to its timeline today. reporting live, i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >>> elissa, thank you. governor gavin newsom ordered the immediate shutdown of those bars that have already reopened in seven california counties. the order came just after a jump in the number of covid-19 cases. in some parts of our state, and los angeles, the biggest county to be hit by this order and the other counties are, san joaquin, fresno,

he called for a ban on rubber bullets in crowds and a full review of the city's use of force policies. >>> the u.s. marinecorps ordered removal of all displays of the confederate flag from individual offices to naval vessels and government vehicles, including mugs and mosters. the move aims mugs and and other things. >>> storm watch, the millions along the gulf coast are under the risk of flooding as tropical storm cristobal slams ashore. this is the scene in louisiana. >> our katrina memorial and the road goes to the -- it ends up here. piling in to the beach right now. >> those storm surges are intensifying, stirring up the waves as the storm moves across louisiana and check out the conditions along the road in alabama. a driver forced to dodge debris washed up on the road. and in texas, the tide rushed in so far vehicles were strapped in the sand on the beach. talk about a gutsy move, hurricane hunters flew into the storm before it made landfall. the pilot capturing the messages over the gulf mexico. >> interesting to look how large. this is all through louisiana, alabama. mississippi, georgia. florida

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city's largest food market. a russian court has sentenced former u.s. marine ball to 16 years in prison after finding him guilty of espionage he was accused of having obtained state information dismissed the trial as a sham and say's he was framed. and india authorities have sent out vehicles to spray pesticides on to huge swarms of desert locusts the insects have already destroyed almost $50000.00 hectares of crops farmers are already struggling with the impact of. the locusts. in neighboring pakistan in april. there have been long lines in england as non-essential stores reopened after the 3 month long chaotic scenes unfolded on london's oxford street with just outside of football and a clothing despite today's openings applied in england but not in the other parts of the you kid. people in new york are on the move again as more and more countries reopen their borders following the nationwide coronavirus lockdowns the continent's freedom of movement has been restored between many countries such as the border between france and germany a high speed train boun

. >>> gusty winds through the delta also in the east bay and that marine layer is breaking up here in the city downtown and 57 gilroy and the golden gate bridge a good marker of where that low cloud deck is. it is scattering now. 56 napa. fog to the north and we're looking at temperatures today cooler than average. 60s and 70 >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. a huge rainbow lit up the sky in front of new york city's famous stonewall inn overnight in celebration of pride weekend. lgbtq pride month is usually filled with parades but most of them had to go virtual because of the coronavirus. >>> let's take a look at the other big stories we're following this morning -- g e n distribution center in northern california. the sheriff's office said a former employee crashed his car into the building and then opened fire, killing one worker and injuring at least four other people. when police arrived, the suspect allegedly started shooting at them and was killed in the exchange. >>> also right now, changing the flag. lawmakers in mississippi voting to allow a bill that would remove the

in marin county restaurants have begun serving outdoors in several cities.n san rafael, it is a long time coming. >> reporter: it is the street where george lucas shot american graffiti. fourth and sandal traff rafael. now it is recovering from the effects of covid-19. he moved furniture outside this morning, awaiting customers. finally. >> if you're a straight up restaurant, you're hurting right now. it is hard to make it. if you don't have outside dining, it won't happen at >> r. siblgs covid-19, they have gone out of their way to make the resumption of business easy. the same applies to restaurants. all it takes is a simple permit. >> you fill out your information online. you automatically have a permit. unter.n't h you don't have to speak to noibl. you have your permit for free. >> reporter: but there's more to it than the mechanics. eating outside has become symbolic. this waitress now recognizes how loan little she's been. >> after not working, i realize i took for granted the amount of people i i believe act with daily. just the small conversations. >