rechazo a las actuaciones violentas de la policÍa mexicana se lleva a cabo el sepelio de alexander martÍnezrto en oaxaca por la policÍa. >>> nuevas fechas para el coronavirus, autoridades sanitarias en mÉxico dicen que el pico del contagio se darÁ la prÓxima semana y finalizarÍa la pandemia en octubre. >>> y aportaciones espontÁneas por manifestantes contra la violencia y racismo en washington dejan huella. >>> y colores, texturas y emociones de artistas siar sirven para emprender reformas contra las tÁcticas policÍacas contra las minorÍas. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ >>> quÉ tal y bienvenidos, buenas tardes, soy paulina sodi. arrancamos con la informaciÓn en este viernes. el sepelio del joven de 16 aÑos alexander martÍnez que falleciÓ por disparos de la policÍa en oaxaca, mÉxico, hizo que haya mÁs protestas por el abuso policial, y la familia exige justicia, vamos con el informe, cuÉntanos por favor. >>> aquÍ se vivieron mezcla de dolor y les saludo desde oaxaca, en este cementerio fue sepultado alexander martÍnez que vino aqui en busca de un sueÑo, el de ser futbolista, sueÑo que quedÓ trunco tras ser m

now police say was found near downtown martinez near the martinez detention facility. the white pride worldwide is a phrase is commonly associated with white supremacist. well in the south bay now settled a police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital this happened at 1130 saturday night and murray schools can cool restaurant that's right along alum rock avenue it's next to the entrance to highway one oh one. when officers arrived they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a local hospital he will be okay the search for the gunman continues. local firefighters say illegal fireworks park 3 fires this happened early sunday morning along crest avenue and fontaine street. the fire burned about 2 and a half did not threaten any structures and no one was injured. cal remains to stress an important message to folks. they're saying leave the fireworks to the professionals because things like this keep happening. happening today, the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty. now the plea deal for joseph de ange

alexander martÍnez es otro mÁs que muere a manos de la policÍa.amilia que pide justicia en medio de la crisis econÓmica se dispara el precio de los alimentos. hay aumento de 24% en algunos productos. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro, ediciÓn especial >>> hay un aumento alarmante en coronavir coronavirus. la crisis estÁ lejos de terminarse 2 millones ya hay 2 millones de contagios en el paÍs. y el primer millÓn de casos entre enero y abril, en solo 43 dÍas llegamos a los 2 millones estados unidos es el mÁs afectado un tercio de los casos de todo el und m y vemos un promedio de mil muertes por dÍa. la situaciÓn empeora especialmente en 20 estados y puerto rico. y la pregun na si este repunte de los casos se debe al fin de semana larga de memorial day aumentan las personas hospitalizadas. texas que fue uno de los primeros en reabrir llegÓ al nÚmero rÉcord de 4.000 ingresados a hospitales. en arizona los centros de salud estÁn al lÍmite de su capacidad mÁs alla de nuevos br tesla reapertura avanza, reabrieron las playas de miami florida y est

are part of the bay area of course kron 4 dan thorn live in martinez tonight to give us some idea about the reaction to all of this and there appears to be some confusion as well dan. >>well that's right ken and pam bar owners tell us that they are just looking for some direction from both state and local leaders. bars i have not been allowed to reopen in contra costa or santa clara county during this covid-19 crisis however they were expecting to get the green light at some point this week meanwhile, restaurants have been allowing people to eat outside on patios and in areas that are situated outside, but they were expecting to bring pain people back in inside this week. >>people looking to get back in the bay area bars may have to wait a little longer governor gavin newsome announcing on sunday he's recommending watering holes in contra costa and santa clara counties close up its ban. >>a bit harsh to isolate want industry over and over again the owners of firehouse bar and grill in martinez reopen to customers on june 9th. >>following county public health rules customers have been ea

como te contamos alexander martÍnez muriÓ el pasado 9 de junio al recibir un impacto de bala de parte ciudadanÍa. borja: nos conectamos en vivo hasta oaxaca con virginia gÓmez, la madre de alexander y su hermano alexis gÓmez. parece que tenemos a su padre, teodoro, muchas gracias a ambos por acompaÑarnos. lo primero que les queremos decir es que lamentamos muchÍsimo la muerte de su hijo. ¿quÉ les estÁn exigiendo ustedes a las autoridades mexicanas? >> queremos mÁs que nada justicia. para el crimen que hicieron contra nuestro hijo. >> porque no se vale que hayan truncado los sueÑos de mi niÑo. era un chico que era jugador era su Único sueÑo llegar a ser un futbolista profesional, estudiante y pues no se vale que por haber ido por un refresco a convivir con su amiguito le hayan arrebatado la vida de esa manera porque asesinaron a mi bebÉ. lo asesinaron. y por eso no pido justicia. quiero justicia para mi niÑo. que se cumplan las leyes como debe de ser y que nos hagan justicia porque no queremos mÁs niÑos muertos. aquÍ en esta comunidad es una cosa horrible. horrible y queremos que todo

. >> cuando jaime martÍnez recuperÓ su libertad tras pasar mÁs de 20 aÑos efesios se dio cuenta que habÍamo le pasÓ a Él. nos platica de cÓmo ayuda la comunidad a travÉs de la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro. y >> saliÓ casi a los 50 aÑos de edad. >> 31 aÑos de su vida en la prisiÓn.es una catÁstrofe muy grande que pasamos los jÓvenes. >> tiempo en que reflexionÓ sobre su vida yla vida de otros. >> quiere ser una diferencia la comunidad. >> trabajÓ en la organización no lucrativa. >> en los Ángeles tenemos más de 20 aÑos haciÉndose trabajo.especialmente enfocarnos en la comunidad migrante. >> para que se reincorpore a la sociedad una vez que salenincluso apoyan el movimiento black lives matter. aproximadamente tres dÉcadas que pasÓ en la cÁrcel para hablar con los jÓvenes. cuenta lo difÍcil que es estar encerrado. labores para ayudar a la comunidad distribuyendo comida a los mÁs dados entre otras cosas >> cada vez que miro una madre ahora su vida es muy diferente. estÁ casado y tiene una familia >> tengo un niÑo de cuatro aÑos. espero que no vaya a dar los pasos que yo di. >> otra parte d

lauren martinez is live in san jose with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: tsom intentionally coughing on this child in a dispute over social distancing. the boy's mother has identified the woman in a photo lineup are. in the video released by police, you can see the woman walk over to a stroller and cough at least two times over a young boy. the mother says the woman standing in front of her got mad that she was too close in line. the oak grove school district released this statement that says in part, we are aware of an incident allegedly involving one of our ploy degrees who was videotaped coughing on a baby at a local eatery. the employee is currently off of work and not providing any services to our district students. the district did not release the woman's name in their statement. from san jose, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 is working to xwibuil better bay area and we focus on fourinudin al. governor newsom says there has been an explosion of new covid-19 cases in california and we spoke with several epidemiologists who say that the state is worse because of n

lauren martinez is live at the county sheriff's office with more. >> reporter: that heavily armed suspect is iz of i hdentified a carrillo. i want to show you the impressive memorial that is building here for sergeant gutzwiller. there are candles and signs that read thank you for keeping us e. a vigil was held here on sunday afternoon for gutzwiller, those that knew him said that he was a man who had a special smile and a special way with people. he joined the sheriff's office in 2006. his wife, who is pregnant, was inside with their child while the vigil was held. those who were close to him are damon? >> it was his smile. he had the best smile. he was always happy. >> you'll remember him as a special person then. >> yeah. and we'll take care of his kids and his wife and, you know, we'll be there. >> reporter: as for the suspect, iteam confirmed that steven carrillo is an air force staff sergeant. the fbi is investigating whether he is also connected to the killing of a federal officer in oakland from last weekend. the sheriff's office will hold a press conference here at 2:00 this afte

paulina: es tan solo un adolescente de 16 aÑos, identificada como melanie martÍnez.claudia sheinbaum: es la forma precisa de evitar una provocaciÓn. sin embargo, no se obedecieron las Órdenes a cabalidad y se cometiÓ abuso policial, al menos contra una adolescente. para mi gobierno esto es inaceptable. paulina: sin importar que mÉxico estÁ en el punto álgido de la pandemia, se realizÓ una protesta frente a la embajada de estados unidos en mÉxico. a donde llegaron cientos de personas para exigir justicia por la muerte en mineÁpolis de george floyd. >> para apoyar el gran levantamiento de la gente negra y de todos los colores por este crimen de george floyd, que se cometiÓ por parte de los policÍas en estados unidos. paulina. rÁpidamente, estas demostraciones de apoyo se tornaron violentas, cuando integrantes de los "anarquistas" vandalizar beneficios, saquearon comercios y causaron destrozos en la avenida de la reforma. este es el momento de mÁxima tensiÓn en las inmediaciones de casa jalisco, cuando protestaron por la muerte del albaÑil giovanni lÓpez, presuntamente

city council president martinez filed a motion to cut $150 milllion from the police budget, she has a round-the-clock protection unit of los angeles police officer standing outside her home, her security detail has apparently been there since april. here is the director of the police union, watch. >> i'd be outraged that she saying, hey, i'm going to have my security so i'm safe but i'm going to take resources away from your neighborhood so you have less police patrolling your areas. it's borderline -- >> as soon as media got wind of martinez and her police protection unit, the detail was canceled. the officers were brought in because of death threats to martinez, we don't know why they were let go. the union says if you're going to trim police budgets, maybe to private protection for politicians should be cut back. from may 31st to june 6th homicides in l.a. were up 250% victim shootings up 56% compared to the previous week. >> laura: oh, my goodness, those are devastating numbers, i guess no one is listening to social distancing, thanks so much. some portions of the democrat party u

. >>> su hijo tenÍa 16 aÑos, para Él era apenas un bebe >>> pedro martÍnez regresÓ de carolina del nortea la madre del adolescente lloraba y se preguntaba porque se lo arrebataron. >>> esto era mi bebÉ y no lo voy a ver jamÁs. >>> fueron a la tienda de esta gasolinera en el poblado de vicente camalote en oaxaca compraron refrescos para una reuniÓn. este adolescente iba con ellos, habla en anonimato por miedo >>> les dispararon sin decirles por quÉ >>> alexander martÍnez era famoso en el pueblo porque nacÓo en estados unidos y regresÓ con su madre a oaxaca por el fÚtbol jugaba con el club acadÉmico, querÍa ser profesional. el reclama de su madre se hizo viral en internel. segÚn testigos los policÍas intentaron poner el cadÁver una pistola en la mano. querÍan hacerlo pasar como un de lin cuento. una mujer lo habÍa evitado. por eso teodoro, pide justicia >>> voy a mover mar y tierra. >>> despuÉs del asesinato fue reforzada la vigilancia en la zona. uno de los policÍas involucrados, ya fue arrestado >>> estÁn desarrollando para el total esclarecimiento. >>> y alexander solo tenÍa 16 aÑos, su

. >>> en este lugar se halló alexander martínez, esta veladora marca el lugar preciso, salió con susmotocicleta, cuando llegó la policía lo mató a quemarropa, te saludo desde vicente camalote, oaxaca alexander tenía 16 años, vino con el sueño de jugar fútbol, escuchamos a teodoro, el padre de alexander desde carolina del norte. >>> los policías asesinaron a los niños, a mi hijo le pegaron 2 balazos en la cabeza, fueron unos delincuentes. >>> según testigos un policía municipal quiso ponerle un arma en la mano para justificar que por eso los había atacado, pero escuchamos a virginia, la madre. >>> por qué le hicieron esto, mi hijo no lo merecía, me hubieran matado a mí. >>> desafortunadamente jona, su amigo también perdió la vida, vino acá porque tenía el sueño de jugar fútbol, pero también déjame mostrarte aquí se ven algunos de los disparos que habrían realizado los policías, escuchemos a teodoro martínez. >>> yo quiero que el gobierno me ayude, no sé cómo lo voy a hacer, yo no voy a descansar hasta que se haga justicia por este crimen tan horrendo. >>> según policías los confundier

que nosotros tenÍamos >>> esta fue la noticia que hundiÓ el corazon de silva y su esposo salvador martÍnez la vida de nuestro hijo porque no se sabe si esa enfermedad pueda de un dÍa para otro agravarse >>> han sido largos 10 meses en los cuales sus padres ambos residentes permanentes de estados unidos han luchado para liberar a carlos, graduado de la universidad con maestrÍa en computaciÓn y sistema esto a pesar que un juez en febrero le otorgÓ la cancelacion de deportaciÓn y la residencia permanente. >>> luego la fiscal apelÓ a eso >>> ahora temen ocurra lo peor. >>> y si llegaran a suceder tragedias como que muriera mi hijo ahÍ lo Único que dicen las autoridades discÚlpanos y con eso nos quitan el dolor >>> es una crisis humanitaria, una crisis de imaginaciÓn y serio y poner presiÓn para que salgan las personas >>> la abogada de claudio se preparan para pedir una peticiÓn de libertad voluntario con ice este serÍa su tercer intento >>> dejarlo salir humanitario por las cono por las condiciones que estÉn >>> no lo hacen nos entreguen con gi grillete y esposa >>> deberÍa estar libre este j

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lauren martinez is live with what is happening. lauren?ie, 29% of the prison's 4,000 inmates and staff have tested positive. now, marin county health officer dr. matt willis expects the san quentin outbreak to reach 2,000 cases in the next ten days. a new court order says prison staff was identified as the main vector for spreading covid-19 in state prisons. and since staff here live and shop in marin, the question is how do you stop staff from bringing it home to their community and families. >> making sure the proper ppe is used by staff and the physical distancing is optimized. and the staff live and shop in marin and now we have 100 infected staff. >> california's department of corrections and rehabilitation says they gave inmates masks, monetary sanitation and hygiene and have modified dining, phone and shower schedules to allow for more distancing and disinfecting. right now most people in marin hospitals with covid are san quentin inmates. reporting live from san quentin, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> lauren, thank you. >>> as we s

costa county are set to start reopening this wednesday kron four's dan thorn getting reaction in martinez tonight. he joins us with more what's becoming a rather confusing situation. dan. >>well that's right ken local bar owners tell us that they are simply looking for better directions from state and local health leaders, these businesses were just days away from reopening, but now it looks like that may not happen. >>people looking to get back in the bay area bars may have to wait a little longer governor gavin newsome announcing on sunday he's recommending watering holes in contra costa and santa clara counties close up its ban. >>a bit harsh to isolate want industry over and over again the owners of firehouse bar and grill in martinez reopen to customers on june 9th. >>following county public health rules customers have been eating and drinking out on their back patio but they were excited about allowing people back into the restaurant and bar area on july 1st. now it looks like it may not happen we're given a day we're making all these changes we're making all these purchases to make

leigh martinez is here with more on that and the possible connection to another homicide. >> the fbi is investigating whether the suspect is connected to the murder of a federal security officer who was killed outside of the federal building. a white van was recorded leaving the scene. the vehicle involved is also a white van. >>> the suspect is 32 years old. travis air force base confirmed on sunday that he has been stationed at the base since june 28, 2019. he is a staff sergeant with the -- . he is a resident of -- .'s home is believed to be the scene of the fatal shooting of the santa cruz deputy sergeant damon -- . >> they were ambushed with gunfire and multiple explosives. >>'s late wife was also a member of the air force. she committed suicide in 2018 while stationed in south carolina. authorities have not released a motive for the attack but the incident began when a neighbor called 911 to report a suspicious white van. after the attack, he allegedly fled. he was later captured and shot during the arrest. he was treated at a local hospital for non-life- threatening injuries.

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> john wayne's family is defending his legacy after protests to rename the orange county airport that holds his name. his son said simply, his father is not a racist. county democratic leaders passed a resolution condemning what they say were john wayne's racist statements made in a 1971 interview, calling on supervisors to drop his name, statue and other likenesses from the international airport. >> there's no excuse for the words he said. it was 1971, and we used different words back then. if john wayne was there when the policeman was kneeling on george floyd's neck, he would have stepped in and done the right thing because that's who he was and what he represented. >> the board will vote on whether they will keep the name. it's now 4:53. >>> coming up a dire prediction for the this home is equipped with wifi from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internettioom. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technicall

leah martinez jones us with the call joins us with more. >> reporter: there were protests throughouthe bay area in support of the black lives matter movement and criminal justice reform. the drew huge crowds. >> reporter: people from all kinds of backgrounds turned out for protests across the bridge area. thousands came to protest the death of george floyd at the hands of minnesota police officers and to support the black lives matter movement. the march started at noon and within an hour the crowd expanded into the highway taking over the southbound lanes. a different kind of protest took place in oakland. want to support mental wellness. in honor of the black lives impacted by systemic racism and police brutality. >> as we try to take on the weight of the world, sometimes we feel like we need to take care of our own spiritual and mental health. we wanted to come together and express solidarity in a different way. >> with all of the stuff that is going on, we decided to get together and have a peaceful jog around the lake. >> reporter: the run drew about 250 participants all wearing

lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> now the nationwide push for police reform. president trump has announced a plan that would include more training and pilot programs bringing social workers and police together. and this is as kentucky officials passed passed >> and there is a ban on no knock washts, and this new limit come after the debt of brionna tayl taylor, she was killed during a drug raid. officers barged into her plain clothes even though the suspect was already in custody. her other told "nightline" she has not had time to properly grieve. >> why would you enter in the middle of the night without announcing yourselves? >> demonstrators have been saying her name along with george floyd's. 800 jurisdictions black people were a ar aed at a rafive times higher. >>> and the b.a.r.t. extension is finally complete. transportation officials will be holding ribbon cutting sfalts for the silicon valley extension. this is in north san jose. officials will be joined by state, local and federal dignitaries for the ceremony. both stations open for passenger service

laura martinez got reaction. >> we're going to have the story focus in on the looting when it really should be about rals cia inequality. >> boarding up broken windows and ransacked stores. images saturday night show the moments looters dragged out large tvs and other electronics from best buy. other stores burned on day two of george floyd protests. from day, crews around the cm hercules to help clean up shards of glass in the parking lot. >> the people that destroyed our town have their own personal agenda. they were not marching or walking peacefully to support what's happening to us as a nation. >> reporter: philip says the destruction may take away from george floyd's death, but a part of him understands the destruction made. >> it's unfortunate but i think sometimes people feelnly way th and sometimes comes to destruction. and it's not something i endorse. i guess i understand where it's coming from. >> reporter: the mayor of emeryville says until we work on inequities, we shouldn't be fix all these windows and bring these businesses back and we will be stronger. we've gone thr

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez is live with reaction to this and the cleanup. lauren? >> yeah, dan, all day work crews have been boarding up businesses. some residents and volunteers have been cleaning up. the mayor tells me this is the worst damage that he's seen here in emeryville. >> we're going to have this story focus in on the looting, when it really should be abouti. >> emeryville is boarding up broken words and ransacked stores. images from sky 7 captured saturday night showed the moment looters dragge out large tvs and other electronics from best buy. other stores burned on day two of george floyd protests. on sunday, crews around the emeryville community could be seen putting up plywood. at powell street plaza, a parade of cars and cyclists drove by to capture the aftermath. >> it's literally picking up the pieces and startingaf. lo the peoercules to help clean personal agenda. they were marching or w peacefully to support what's happening to us as nation. >> phillips says the destruction may take away from george floyd's death, but a part of him understands

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reporting live from oakland lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> all right, lauren. thank you. >>> in the north bay sonoma county as one. leaders today showing a team approach in changing police policies. mayors from every incorporated city and local police chiefs came together pledging to listen to the community to make necessary changes to local law enforcement agencies. the meeting started with u.s. congressman. >> the last two weeks have shaken us all to the core. for many of us it is a heavy reminder that the violence and discrimination black americans and people of color face every single day. and for the rest of us it is a real wakeup call, a stark reminder that we need to do a much better job. >> these elected officials and law enforcement will kick off summer listening sessions to revamp police practices starting with a full ban on the carotid chokehold. the county leaders promise to include a minimum of 50 community leaders in these talks and report their findings in september. >>> meantime, berkeley's city council voted last night to permanently prohibit p

martinez says the boy wasn't choking on anything and no one knew why he had stopped breathing.oth officers say their training immediately kicked in. >> i didn't have too much time to think. when i was thinking about was trying to get all my right equipment which was the cpr mask, and i just moved into action, put the mask over the baby's mouth and nose and just gave the breath and that's all i was thinking about. >> reporter: then the sound they hoped to hear. >> after the first round of the breath you could start hearing him cry a little. >> reporter: the young three year veteran officers had saved the baby's life. many are calling them heroes. but both give credit to everyone involved saying it was all in a day's work. the officers tell me they visited the boy at the hospital and he's in stable condition. laura sambol, nbc bay area news. >>> i think that having the fbi essentially watching over this case is going to send a message to other officers. >> yet another civil rights lawsuit filed against palo alto's police department as it comes under scrutiny from the fbi. with th

lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> now to a stowe on the ry one peninsula.cident was caught on video at a bar. ko cornell barnard has the story. >> she was upset that people were telling her that she had to play by new rules. >> reporter: this is the customer that they hope to identify. a disturbs incident happened on the same day that they got the okay to start serving indoors. masks and social distancing required. >> she kept hugging people at the bar and not wearing a mask. >> reporter: and a bartender asked the woman to comply. and the woman leans in and appears to cough directly in the face of the bartender who steps back in disbelief. >> it was a very disgusting act. >> reporter: and he quickly told the woman to leave. she does, but not before a parting shot. giving bartenders the middle finger and then knocking down a barstool before heading out the door. >> that is so unacceptable. >> reporter: and the general manager can't believe the video. >> it is not nice do that to somebody. he was just trying to enforce the guideline and she would refuse to fo

lauren martinez explains. >> it will be a dining room outside. >> reporter: the city of oakland is waivingees and streamlining the process allowing businesses to expand onto sidewalks and parking spaces. >> it's a nice relief. summer, after being in, sequestered since march 16th. >> reporter: it it's called the flux streets initiative, allowing the use of sidewalks and parking spaces for dining. >> it's a lifesaver. >> reporter: he plans on getting better barriers for people eating outside and possibly even adding another tent. >> i love this, this is awesome. >> reporter: friday marks the first night marcus garcia opened his restaurant, pearl, for outdoor dining. the city plans to implement the flux project in phases and eventually going to some streets. >> we plan to put 250-pound barricades on either side but to give them an open feel. >> reporter: the city developed to support the economy. when we asked if it feels weird eat in a parking space. >> of course. but 2020's a wash. we're starting from scratch, this is ground zero for 2020, the new reality of what we're doing now. >> reporte

the officers were brought in because of death threats to martinez, we don't know why they were let go. the union says if you're going to trim police budgets, may be to private protection for politicians should be cut back. from may 31st to june 6th, homicides in l.a. were up 250%, victim shootings up 56% compared to the previous week. >> laura: oh, my goodness, those are devastating numbers, i guess no one is listening to social distancing, thanks so much. some portions of the democrat party unveiled defund and dismantle the police, all the slogans last weekend our goals seem pretty clear. there isn't a lot of room for interpretation hear about from from the media to activists, they can't seem to really grasp the entire meaning of it all. >> growing calls to defund or outright abolish police departments, averting from police to other social programs. >> they are really talking about just being in many ways, recommitting the funding for torrid things like community policing. >> we need to completely dismantle the minneapolis police department. when we dismantle it, we get rid of that c

lauren martinez is live in walnut creek with more. >> reporter: and yes, the governor is recommending bars are already closed in santa clara county. and over the weekend in walnut creek, we did find that some bars are still open outside just like dan's irish sports bar, that is where we are in front of. they are closed inside, but open outside. here is what one bar patron had to say. >> i understand cases go up and what not, but we're flip-flopping around over and over again. either we'll make some real decisions or we're not going to do it at all. going back and forth is just ridiculous. >> reporter: here is a look at all the counties that have been ordered to shut down their bars. fresno, imperial, kern, kings, los angeles, san joaquin and tulare. and mandated closures are in counties that are on the watch list for more than two weeks. in the governor's statement that he released yesterday, he said alcohol consumption reduces inhibition and impairs judgment which basically leads to less mask wearing and less social distancing. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> now to a story on the p

in san francisco, lauren martinez.bc7 news. >>> it's not just in california, across the nation, at least a dozen states have seen record high numbers of new covid-19 cases. abc news reporter rina roy has a look at the hardest hit states. >> reporter: as the country reopens, 23 states and puerto udg oklrump held his first rally in the pandemic. >> thank you, oklahoma. >> reporter: the trump campaign did hand out sanitizer and masks and did not require attendees wear them. six members of the campaign advance team tested positive for the virus, as did who more who were working the rallies saturday night. >> the fact is we detected the staff members that tested pause because of our doing the due diligence of conducting the tests of that manner. >> reporter: trump will hold another campaign, and said he was not concerned about putting potentially american lives at whisk. >> i'm not worried about it, we are careful, we watch it. >> reporter: this pair is saying take it seriously. >> if you don't have to go out, don't go out.

in san francisco, lauren martinez. abc7 news. >>> it's not just in california, across the nation, at least a dozen states have seen record high numbers of new covid-19 cases. abc news reporter rina roy has a look at the hardest hit states. >> reporter: as the country reopens, 23 states and puerto rico are seeing cases. including oklahoma where president trump held his first rally in the pandemic. >> thank you, oklahoma. >> reporter: the trump campaign did hand out sanitizer and masks and did not require attendees wear them. six members of the campaign advance team tested positive for the virus, as did who more who were working the rallies saturday night. >> the fact is we detected the staff members that tested pause because of our doing the due diligence of conducting the tests of that manner. >> reporter: trump will hold another campaign, and said he was not concerned about putting potentially american lives at whisk. >> i'm not worried about it, we are careful, we watch it. >> reporter: this pair is saying take it se

and rebecca martinez from w unc, my question is for doctor cohen. where is the dhs and its planned taste -- test every nursing home resident and what reese's services are being provided to bring about that testing? >> thanks for the cost of it we known nursing homes have been an incredible challenge through this pandemic. we know once the virus is in our nursing homes it's incredibly hard to contain and it is why we have taken early and aggressive action to do a number of things across the board from decreased visitation to make sure that we are having folks if they see even one case of covid-19 to test everyone but we wanted to go further but we know we test when there is a case but we want to state we need to take some proactive work to testte everyoe in long-term nursing homes. we are working with the nursing home association and those folks that runn each of those nursing homes and how do we make that happen. it is a big challenge to test everyone and we are working through those challenges. we know that testing the residents of nursing homes is

police say was found near downtown martinez close to the martinez jail, the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacist. happening today, the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty that plea deal for joseph de angelo will spare him from the death penalty. but in return, he must admit to dozens of rapes it could not be criminally charged because too much time has elapsed that's on top of the known 13 murders and 13 kidnapper late kidnapping related charges that spanned 6 counties, including here in the bay area during the 1970's and 80's. >>well also in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened at about 1130 saturday night at them or risk goes can kuhn restaurant on alum rock avenue right next to the entrance of the freeway highway one oh one officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a local hospital and will be okay the search for the gunman continues. local firefighters say illegal fireworks sparked these flames take a look at happened

police say that the flyer was found in downtown martinez close the martinez jail. the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacists. in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened about 1130 saturday night at the murray money schools cancun restaurant on alum rock boulevard or avenue rather next to the entrance to highway one oh one. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a area hospital and will be okay but the search for the gunman continues this morning. oakland firefighters say illegal fireworks part these flames it happened early sunday morning on crest avenue and fontaine street that fire burned about 2 and a half acres but didn't threaten any other buildings and no one was hurt. still fire crews continue to stress an important message this time of year. lee fireworks to the professionals. oakland police say a carjacking suspect resisted arrest by trying to kick bite and spit on officers while screaming, i can't breathe. officers say the

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us from the newsroom. and lauren, there were actually a pair of duelling meetings tonight. >> yeah, ama. mayor schaaf was joined by a panel of different people that included a civil rights attorney and a lieutenant from the oakland police department. at the citizen's police commission meeting online, they heard directly from the interim police chief, where she addressed use of force and other policies. two virtual meetings simultaneously under way in oakland, both addressing structural racism and police reform. one of the biggest issues, defunding the city's police department. a proposal mayor libby schaaf says isn't realistic. >> we had to cut $122 million due to covid-19-related revenue losses. i do not believe we need to defund in order to invest in these community priorities. >> mayor schaaf said the department makes up 20% of the city's budget. the current proposed budget cuts roughly 5 million out of the opd budget. meanwhile, at the police commission meeting, public speaker after public speaker spok

police say was found near downtown martinez near the martinez jail, the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacists. and happening today the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty. the plea deal for joseph de angelo will spare him the death penalty. but in return, he must admit to dozens of rapes that could not criminally be charged because too much time has elapsed that's on top of the known 13 murders and 13 kidnapping related charges spanning 6 counties including right here in the bay area in the 70's and 80's. >>well also in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened at around 1130 saturday night at risk goes can kuhn restaurant that's right along alum rock avenue near the freeway near one o one right at the entrance. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a local hospital and he will be ok the search for the gunman continues. oakland firefighters say illegal fireworks sparked these flames check of the photo out here it happened early

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us from the newsroom. and lauren, there were actually a pair of duelling meetings tonight. >> yeah, ama. mayor schaaf was joined by a panel of different people that included a civil rights attorney and a lieutenant from the oakland police department. at the citizen's police commission meeting online, they heard directly from the interim police chief, where she addressed use of force and other policies. two virtual meetings simultaneously under way in oakland, both addressing structural racism and police reform. one of the biggest issues, defunding the city's police department. a proposal mayor libby schaaf says isn't realistic. >> we had to cut $122 million due to covid-19-related revenue losses. i do not believe we need to defund in order to invest in these community priorities. >> mayor schaaf said the department makes up 20% of the city's budget. the current proposed budget cuts roughly 5 million out of the opd budget. meanwhile, at the police commission meeting, public speaker after public speaker spok

police say the fire was found near downtown martinez close to the martinez jail. the white pride worldwide as a pro phrase is commonly associated with white supremacy us. >>happening today, the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty plea deal for joseph de angelo we'll spare him from the death penalty but in return. he must admit to dozens of rapes that could not be criminally charged because too much time has elapsed now that's on top of the known 13 murders and 13 kidnapping related charges spanning from 6 counties, including right here in the bay area in the 70's and 80's. >>in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital it happened about 1130 saturday night at the money schools can could restaurant on rock boulevard that's next to the entrance of highway one oh one. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a local hospital he will be okay. but the search for the gunman continues. opened fire fighters say illegal fireworks parts of these flames that happened ear

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>>police say it was found near downtown martinez near the jail martinez. the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacists. and happening today, the alleged golden state killer is tentatively set to plead guilty plea deal for joseph de angelo will spare him from the death penalty. but in return, he must admit to dozens of rapes that could not be criminally charged because too much time has elapsed that's on top of the known 13 murders and 13 kidnapping related charges that spanned 6 counties, including here in the bay area back in the 1970's and 80's. >>well also the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened at around 1130 saturday night at risk goes can kuhn restaurant on alum rock avenue right next to the entrance of highway one oh one. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a local hospital and will be okay the search for the gunman continues. wealth and firefighters say illegal fireworks sparked these flames take a look at this phot

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martinez. >> thank you. >> do you have closing thoughts. >> yes. sure. thank you, chairman and thank you for the subcommittee for hosting me today and i would like to remind everybody that the constitution and the first amendment protected everybody including journalist and as we've seen every is protected under the law and that should be respected. >> thank you very much. and finally, reverend gerbase. >> thank you. so my face calls me to respect the dignity of every human being. and part of what is antithetical to my face is the conflating of peaceful protesters with violent criminals. violence is never the answer. and i witnesses the government's use of violence against peaceful people. which violates the tenents of my faith and the faith of most peaceful people. and i ache for that. and i yearn for racial justice in this country. >> thank you for your witness and your testimony. and before i give a closing thought i'm going to recognize the ranking member, mr. jordan. mr. jordan, are you still there? okay. well let me just close. i want to first of a

the security detail has been there since martinez got threat in april and an estimated cost of 100,$000. here's what the director of the police union told the in graham angle tonight. >> i'd be outraged, i will have my security so i am safe but i will put resources away from your neighborhood so we have less police controlling your areas, extremely shocking, borderline death in the city. >> reporter: is in his local media got wind of the police protection unit the detail was suddenly and without explanation canceled. speaking of city councils city leaders in chicago held a conference call to talk about response to the widespread looting on the call where lori lightfoot and all 50 chicago alderman and all the women including aldermen raymond lopez who accused the mayor of being on prepared saying his ward has become a virtual war zone. >> what happens when they go after renters into the neighborhoods? once they break down people's doors? they've got gang bangers with ak-47s right now. >> reporter: alderman lopez demanded a response from the mayor and got one including her telling him, 10

martinez police investigating. the city has hosted peaceful black lives matter protests over the past few weeks. >>> a man suspected of being the golden state killer is due in court tomorrow morning. expected to plead guilty to a a. his defense attorneys were nearing a possible plea deal for the former police officer. the deal will likely spare the 74-year-old the death penalty. in return he would admit to up to 62 rapes too old to be prosecuted but giving survivors at least some sense of closure. we will have a full wrap of the proceedings at nbc bay area news at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> still ahead president trump firing back finding a new report that says president putin had boundies placed on american soldiers. >>> also, reopening its doors. the changes you will see at six flags when it resumes operations this week. >>> and we have issued a micro climate weather alert for the north bay because of the red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. we will take you through the timing of the >>> there are new bipartisan c

pasemos con albert martÍnez, jefe de meteorologÍa de univisiÓn. mississippi incluso el norte de la florida. un polvo que traerÁ cambios importantes por ejemplo los cielos azules con algunas nubes pasarÁn a este color marrÓn, grisÁceo, y sin nubes y es que ese polvo viene de muy lejos. al otro lado del mundo. aquÍ tenemos el continente africano. el desierto del sÁhara está al norte, los vientos se han encargado que viaje mÁs de 5000 millas por encima del ocÉano. llegaba a principios de semana al caribe y ahora tenemos subiendo hacia el sur de estados unidos y puede llegar al norte. podrÍan ver sus efectos en chicago un polvo que tiene cosas buenas, por ejemplo cuando veamos los atardeceres se van a ver espectaculares, y con poca nubosidad y sin nada de lluvia. tambiÉn ayudarÁ ese polvo a que se vayan degenerando las costas. ya que cae arena del desierto. impide el desarrollo de los sistemas. mirad esto, reduce la visibilidad. es como una broma, una niebla y puede provocar accidentes. ademÁs ese polvo lleva bacterias y productos quÍmicos que si uste

albert martÍnez nos explica cÓmo este fenómeno podrÍa frenar por algunos días el desarrollo de tormentasdel mundo hasta la costa de los estados unidos. aquÍ tenemos el desierto del zahara al norte del continente. la rotaciÓn de la tierra han ayudado que ese polvo haya viajado hacia la zona del caribe. ha pasado por encima del atlÁntico, a unos 5000 pies de altura y tras recorrer ese largo ocÉano, alcanzar las antillas menores. tampoco hemos visto que se haya desarrollado nada, es una de las cosas buenas que tiene el polvo. va a ir subiendo y cubrirÁ ciudades, houston, atlanta, incluso en chicago. los atardeceres rojizos debido al polvo. tiene cosas buenas, ayuda a que se regeneren las costas del caribe y tambiÉn impide el desarrollo tropical ahora que estamos en la temporada de huracanes. hace que suba la temperatura, harÁ más calor en los prÓximos dÍas y reducir a la visibilidad, lo que puede provocar incendios. el polvova acompaÑado de quÍmicos. esas bacterias pueden alimentar las algas que producen la marea roja en el golfo de mÉxico. el polvo llega para quedarse unos cuantos dÍas. re

e out tablesland s abc lren martinez explains how businesses are ready to meet the challenge. >> reporter: the city of oakland are waiving fees and stream lining the permitting process allowing businesses to expand onto sidewalks and parking spaces all while complying with the alameda county shelter in place order. >> it's a nice relief. it's summer after being sequestered sense march 16th. >> reporter: it's called the flux street initiative that kroegens to use sidewalks and parking space for outdoor dining. >> it's a lifesaver. you can't keep doing to go and make it. >> reporter: he says he plan tuesday get better barriers for. fridayst n marc gcia reopen outdoor dining. the city plans to implement the flex initiative in phases starting with sidewalks and parking yeas and then eventually extending onto some streets and private parking lots. >> for the street you could put like wedding tents up and protect people dining out there but to give it more of an open feel. >> reporter: the city developed the initiative to support business recovery. diners we spoke to said they're eating out to

. >> martinez police are looking for whoever left racist, paint-filled flyers in the city's downtown area last night. investigators say the flyers threatened harm to black lives matter supporters. the flyers were distributed in the name of an organization called white pride worldwide. police call the incident a hate crime. and detectives are working around the clock. >> the victim of an unprovoked hate crime. police say this man, cody yelled racial epithets. the man was hurt but he'll be okay. chavez faces civil rights violation and resisting arrest charges. >> as part of our efforts to build a better bay area amid this coronavirus pandemic, we are focused on several different facets of recovery. tonight, we're talking about the economy and your health. today, governor gavin newsom dealt a blow to some bar owners. he is ordering all bars to shut down in the following counties. fresno, imperial, kern, king, los angeles, san joaquin, and tulare. counties that have been on the state's coronavirus watchlist for more than two weeks. >> two bay-area counties are among those where the gover

lauen martinez is live in walnut creek with more. >> reporter: yeah, hear in contra costa county andsanta clara county, the governor is wreming th recommending that they close their bars. in walnut creek, we did find that there are some bars that are open outside. dan's irish sports bar is closed inside but open outside. and here is what one bar patron had to say about this news. >> i understand cases go up and what not, but we're just kind of flip-flopping around over and over again. either we'll make some real decisions or we won't do it at all. but going back and forth is ridiculous. >> reporter: here is a look at all the counties that have been ordered to shut down their bars. fresno, imperial, kern, kings, los angeles, san joaquin and tulare. the mandated closures where in counties that have been on the state's coronavirus watch list for more than two weeks. in the governor's statement, he said alcohol consumption reduces inhibition and leading to less mask wearing and less social distancing when you are drinking. reporting from walnut creek, lauren martinez, abc 7. >>> and more