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they were circulating at downtown martinez. they only added importance for these folks attending today's events. they're here at the waterfront park about the importance of being here. here's what they had to say. >> beyond that. we have people come together and when the marches die down, stick together and help with some policy change because the marches, it's going to fade away but it will go beyond that. >> i hope that it sends a message that martinez doesn't stand for hate and that we believe that black lives matter in the community. >> showing you guys the viral video of the two folks defacing a portion of the city approved black lives matter ont of the c martinez. those two people nicole anderson and david nelson and they are facing vandalism charges from the county as we take you guys back out here live. you can see the crowd gathering here at the waterfront park in martinez. i did hear organizers mention safetiel for people to partner up. if we have any updates we'll bring that to you. >> pete, thank you very much. let'

a lot of stuff going on there in martinez.hey are going to march from here back to the courthouse. we will keep you posted. right now it is a peaceful start to finish with a slight skirmish a short time ago. we will get back to him at 6:00. no mask, no service is the message from starbucks that will start the new policy july 15th applying to all of the locations across the united states. starbucks is not alone requiring customers to wear face coverings. retailers and restaurants are making that move. drive-thru and curbside do not require a mask. we will be right back. this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. so fun. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get gig speeds and the most wifi coverage from xfinity. now that's simple, easy, awesome. enhance your online experience with even faster speed. choose from a range of fast, re

it was a message that black lives do not matter. >> martinez is not a racist town. not a racist town. am i right? you know? >> nobody has to put their hands on anyone. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no racism. >> no peace. >> i want you to say -- >> we get what you guys are doing. we're not going to sit back and allow these guys to whatever they call themselves to come in and blow our place apart. >> we pray that you open up the hearts of these cold, these cold, these cold racist people out here in this world. please open up their hearts. show them that we are not evil. we are not evil. >> we have not heard of any arrests during today's protest. >> it seems cameras are capturing more and more people exhibiting questionable behavior, and the people involved know they're being recorded. so why is that? we asked abc7 news reporter wayne freedman to look into it. >> reporter: it's become an almost daily parade of, well -- >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: let's just be kind and refer to them as extremely bad moments all caught on camera. >> no one wants black li

that group is braving extreme heat out here in martinez. they are on the move through the streets of downtown marching towards the waterfront. the black lives matter march started about 45 minutes ago. several hundred people showed up and it quickly grew to several thousand. within a couple minutes there was a clash with a counterdemonstrator. watch this. >> that's what we're here for today. we need you to stay -- excuse me? >> moments after the demonstration began a clash with a counterdplorns. >> the plea is to not cause trouble, to be peaceful. >> martinez mayor rob schroeder making that appeal ahead of a black lives matter march. >> i hope we have a peaceful protest. >> the march was sparked by recent acts which thrust martinez in the spotlight. two martinez weekends were caught last weekend painting over a black lives matter mural on court street. both now facing hate crime charges. then someone spray-painted white lives matter on the road. hate fliers were distributed downtown. >> you know racism is out there, but these last few month

>> last nights demonstration is believed to be the largest ever held in martinez. the city of about 40,000 people and it took place in a city filled with tension. vandals recently targeted a mural in martinez supporting the black lives matter movement and racist flyers showed up in the downtown area. >> i learned that there is a lot of bigots in my community and i also learned that defeating racism is a community effort. >> we keep going. we keep pushing dialogue. we keep pushing for policy change and accountability. this is a nationwide reform that needs to happen so that black lives are safe in this country. >> police from the bay area were called in to martinez due to cards concerns of large counter demonstrations and possible violence but there was no major problems this march and rally followed two recent incidents in martinez that gained national attention. a couple was seen on video. king over the black lives matter mural right outside city courthouse. they have been charged with a hate crime. also martinez police are still looking for those responsible for

it was sparked after two martinez residents tried to paint over the city's approvaled mural and a few days later "white lives matter" was painted on a street just blocks away. >> i saw the defacing of the mural and i figured it was the best way to come out and use my truth, so i came out here. >> reporter: and jason ellis brought his horse to promote a sense of peace. >> horses are so healing and right now in addition to protesting injustice, this world and this country does need a lot of healing. >> reporter: at the end of the march, people gathered at waterfront park. >> we definitely have a lot of work to do in this town, but the first step was getting everybody's attention. >> reporter: nearby there appeared to be a presence of condition tension, but organizers feel that didn't stop them from doing what they needed to do. >> i think that this was a much needed event in martinez. we've had a peaceful march and protest and we got our message across and i think that we accomplished what we came here to do. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> a martinez woman believes bumper

people to downtown martinez. it started here at the black lives matter street that was defaced last weekend just as it was completed. that incident, which was caught on video focussed widespread attention on martinez. lots of people decided to come from across the bay area because of it. >> i saw it on the news originally. so i was sympathetic. bad taste. i wanted to show my support. >> reporter: but this march was organized because of several disturbing finds in town weeks before that. >> what kicked this was off the white supremist suppliers found. >> reporter: the chants and messages sprawled on protest signs are now pretty familiar. 1,000 people came to show unity, but there was a small group of people who did not appreciate the black lives matter message and tried to voice their opposition. >> this isn't white supremacy. just because i say all lives matter doesn't mean i'm a racist. >> reporter: joey spent some of the afternoon trying to argue his point but some of his friends left. counter protesters would

. >>> a lawyer in martinez is helping local restaurants stay in business.surgical green n95 white hospital blue. these are the colors of one nation uniting in gratitude thank you for showing us that we never stopped being... the home of the brave. >>> good morning, 4:23 a.m. ♪, >> jackie wilson. thank you, very much. dave? >> come on, sal! >> this is the original version. jackie wilson was the man. fight me on this, jackie wilson was the man. thank you, tim for the request. send us your request. facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag, ktvu. and if you have some spare time today, go to youtube and watch jackie wilson perform on the ed sullivan show, i promise you i promise you it will be worth your while. it's go back to dave. ♪ >>> i agree, sal. san francisco subway project reached a milestone yesterday. the subway was connected to the new rail system that clears way for testing in a couple months. once its completed its runs, it will run to chinatown. it was supposed to run in 2018, but was delayed. now it is expected to start running late next year

, tenemos en vivo desde martÍnez, regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> residentes se unieron a apoyarientras paseaba en una zona montaÑosa el fin de semana del 4 de julio, el lunes, amigos tendrÁn una ceremonia para para compartir mensajes por allegados a la familia, y un incendio cobrÓ la vida de una persona y dejÓ a otra lastamida, sucedio en una residencia del 3740 de la calle sacramento, bomberos confirmaron que lograron rescatar a dos personas, el incendio estÁ controlado, y la causa estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. >>> al sur del estado, se investiga la agresiÓn a un chofer del viajes compartidos, que fue golpeado por una pasajera. >>> Él le pidiÓ que usaran cubrebocas, sandra o'neil con la historia. >>> quiero que se haga justicia. >>> es difÍcil ver este video que grabÓ el 27 de julio. >>> normalmente que tienen que hacerlo, me entiendes. >>> comenzÓ en gardena. >>> entendiÓ con la mÁscara, llegar, eso no podÍa hacer la mascarilla. >>> al parecer la mujer no tenÍa mascarilla, pero decidiÓ hacerlo. >>> en el recurso de calino, venÍa pero ella habia regresado normalmente, fue asÍ, me en

lauren martinez was there. >> reporter: a few hundred demonstrators gathered in martinez, the city's first "black lives matter" event. >> the police chief says that it was a lose/lose for martinez and i'd say it was a win. >> reporter: and demonstrators remained peaceful. it was sparked after two martinez residents tried to paint over the city's approved mural and a few days later "white lives matter" was painted on a street just blocks away. >> i saw the defacing of the mural and i figured it was the best way to come out and use my truth, so i came out here. >> reporter: and jason ellis brought his horse to promote a sense of peace. >> horses are so healing and right now in addition to protesting injustice, this world and this country does need a lot of healing. >> reporter: at the end of the march, people gathered at waterfront park. >> we definitely have a lot of work to do in this town, but the first step was getting everybody's attention. >> reporter: nearby there appeared to be a presence of condition tension, but organizers feel that didn't stop them from doing what they neede

they are moving down to the waterfront of martinez. this is a peaceful protest, as it has been all along. as a matter of fact, demonstrators have been very careful to put it out on social media to talk about it in person. they do not want any trouble, however the police chief of martinez put out a notice on social media yesterday morning, that there were people out there who were inclined to come and be armed when they arrived. they said they wanted to protect the police. the police chief said no thanks, we don't need protection. they have discouraged anyone from coming, especially anyone armed who might confront this crowd. so far, no sign of any counterdemonstrators. the peaceful march continues. >>> thank you joe. we are live streaming the protest on cbs and you can tune in 24 hours a day at consumerwatch@kpix.com. >>> an investigation is underway following a deadly fire in san francisco. it started at a home around 11:30 this morning on sacramento street. the identity of the victim has not been released. another person rescued was

la policÍa de martínez busca a los que violentaron el moral.o en la cara de un bebÉ en la ciudad de san josÉ. el coronavirus puede propagarse en el aire. los detalles cuando volvamos. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: le tenemos una actualizaciÓn del caso de una mujer que todo sea la cara de un bebe. reportero: el coronavirus se puede transmitir muy fÁcilmente a travÉs de la respiraciÓn, de la saliva y del contacto muy cerca de la persona. la comunidad reacciona ante el despido de la mujer que presuntamente torciÓ en la cara de un bebÉ el mes pasado. >> estÁ perfecto. el incidente quedÓ captado por las cÁmaras de seguridad en san josÉ. ahÍ fue vista la mujer tosiendo en la cara de un infante mÁs de una vez. >> ella tomÓ unos pasos y quitó su mÁscara. toshiba en la -- tosiÓ en la cara de mi niÑo. reportero: la empresa dijo que ya no era empleada del distrito. no toleramos la conducta de ningÚn empleado que comprometa la seguridad de cualquier niÑo. >> serÍa bueno que tomaran otras represalias. reportero: todavÍa no hay una actualizaciÓn el dÍa de hoy y segÚn la madre

. >> esta noche estÁn con nosotros marÍa y sol en enrique martínez, gracias a las martÍnez es la hermana2nas noches >>> supongo que han sidon dÍas difíciles en como perder a un hijo y de estaa perder forma lo doloroso hijo y de esta forma de lo mÁs doloroso que uno puede imaginar ¿cÓmo han sido estos dÍas? imaginar, qué en queen las autoridades? ¿de dÓnde que agarra fuerza? >>> es muy difÍcil:. >>> es difícil >>> muy difÍcil o sea, >>> no, nos han dicho nada, en m nos han dicho nada >>> nii hijo fue hace senado, son 2 meses de hijo fue. >> son 2 meses de angustia angu, de dolor en, de lo de dolor. >> de nos saber en qué en que pasÓ >>> lamento la verdad mucho su. en griselda, están satisfechos >>> gricelda estÁn satisfechos con la con la investigación en qutigaÓ e hecho el ejÉrcito inicia en estéridades >>> bueno ahorita lo que estÁn dicienn es que si estÁntratand buscar qué l lo que pueden para buscpasó a mi hermano, me dicen pasÓ a mi hermano >>> me dicen todo el tiempo que pero mi madre y yo paciencia y mi hermanaamÁ y no dormimos, es angustiados, yo mi familia y mi hermana no es lo mi

enrique romÁn martÍnez de 21 aÑos desapareciÓ el fin de semana de memorial day en mayo mientras acampaba otros compaÑeros en carolina del norte una semana despuÉs el ejercito informÓ que hallo su cuerpo descuartizado en una zona cercana al campamento donde lo vieron por Última vez con vida. mi compaÑero julio vaqueiro hablÓ con marÍa y griselda martÍnez madre y hermana de enrique. >>> supongo que han sido dÍas difÍciles seÑora maria, perder a un hijo y de esta forma debe ser lo mÁs doloroso que uno puede imaginar. ¿ cÓmo han sido estos dÍas le dicen las autoridades de dÓnde agarra fuerza? >>>qle dicen las autoridades de dÓnde agarra fuerza? >ule dicen las autoridades de dÓnde agarra fuerza? >ele dicen las autoridades de dÓnde agarra fuerza? > le dicen las autoridades de dÓnde agarra fuerza? >>> es muy difÍcil.... no nos han dicho nada, mi hijo fue asesinado, son dos meses de

it starts after a white couple painted over the city-approved mural in martinez. things escalated after that. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has the details. >> i said to my friends on facebook, i was like, yeah, i'll be doing job duty again. >> reporter: with her cell phone in hand, valentine clark is guarding these three words in bright yellow paint. clark says she felt compelled to drive over from pacheco and watch over the black lives matter mural in martinez after a white couple was caught on camera saturday trying to paint over it. >> they're still at it. >> i feel a duty to come down here and just, you know, document anything i see that might be any wrongdoings, you know, make sure racists don't get their day. >> reporter: tensions were still high on sunday. that's when police arrested 30-year-old joseph osuna of martinez for allegedly pointing a gun at a black lives matter supporter who was trying to get his license plate after he yelled "all lives matter" in front of the mural. >> almost like instant karma. immediately as he did that, police pulled up ri

. >> black lives matter mural in martinez is a focus of a controversy there. how the artist who created the artwork is responding. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time now is 4:13 and one person's custody accused of killing a doctor from danville during a holiday trip in the sierra. ari gershman it was off riding with his 15-year-old son less ready in a remote area of the tahoe national forest. they say he was shot and killed but his son was able to escape. the teenage son survived for 30 hours in the wilderness before help arrived . two other unnamed people were also shot by the gunmen earlier in the day. the gunman was taken into custody on saturday. a gofundme account is helping raise money for the family of the victim. his widow is undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. he also leaves behind another son and a daughter. >>> happening today, east bay congressman mike to sonja a will hold a town hall. it starts at 11:30 this morning. it will focus on racial justice and strengthening the communities. you can register for the town hall by going to the web l

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and city martinez wants to know. we're the blind spot start with her to with respect to our policies. our procedures and how we attack them and deliver services and more teams, including the police and the honor code enforcement and our general government works we're looking for is that. separate to give us insight and honest truth about how we are delivering those services. >>so there will be another meeting next wednesday to finalize the idea for the citizens task force and they hope to have an application ready for martinez residents and about 3 weeks on their website so stay tuned. well here in the bay area currently there are over 43,000 cases and over 720 deaths, we're still seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 9600 infections. the virus has been deadliest in santa clara county which has 180 deaths for full breakdown of the cases by city by county you can always find that on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. >>well we are doing. should not change regardless of what list the white house

a large protest is planned for martinez this weekend. it follows a number of hate crimes in that city white nationalist flyers have been found and the black lives matter street mural which was permitted by the city was painted over by 2 people just last weekend. >>well 4 michelle kingston is live tonight with more on what is expected for this weekend's event the show. >>businesses are boarded up here in downtown martinez as the city prepares for what's expected to be a big protest on sunday. >>what said all matter the 2 people seen in this video could face up to a year in jail charged with a hate crime for painting over a black lives matter mural in downtown martinez, a mural that was painted by demonstrators but permission from the city the people who painted over the mural did not have permission to do so this video went viral. him is seen by people from across the country think it's very telling. >>as to how divided this nation is at the moment between missing white nationalists flyers found martinez just a few weeks ago a large prote

>>people came together today in martinez for a peaceful black lives matter protest. thanks for being with us at 9 o'clock everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the rally and march coming after a series of hate crimes in that city martinez. >>was thrust into the national spotlight just last week when the defacing of a black lives matter mural was caught on camera tonight activists wanted their voices to be heard kron four's dan thorn was at the protest late today, he joins us live tonight in martinez with more on what happened and. >>grant vicki there was a lot of anticipation that was leading up to today's demonstration businesses were boarded up streets were closed off. but as police stood by and watched what was happening protesters remained peaceful. >>hundreds of people make their way down court street waving signs and chanting for racial equality, the demonstration taking place where a man and woman recently defaced a black lives matter mural that's the disgraced that we're fighting against this white supremacy and white supremacy in a to white peopl

thanks a lot for those live reports from martinez robin.city might become the first in the country to remove police officers from traffic enforcement duties, the proposal is coming from the city of berkeley and it's looking to create a new city department to take over traffic enforcement kron four's dan thorn reports. >>a new progressive proposal in berkeley could ban police from enforcing traffic stops the move being considered by city government would instead create an unarmed civilian division to handle the job, you know the calvary trying to cut co sponsor of the proposal council member ben bartlett would like to see changes to public safety in his city. bartlett believes a new department of transportation would be better suited then police to take care of broken tail lights fender benders and the like it's like going to fire department lot of mass. >>it's not necessary. >>some transportation advocates have been taking a more serious tone. >>what we're trying to do is prevent an escalation of minor traffic violation in 2 that meeting nu

he has been identified as has martinez from bay point. deputies say before they showed up by tina sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend he then threw her on a coffee table used duct tape to tie her to a chair doused her with gasoline and threatened to burn down the house, we also know one of the deputies who was shot was hit in the chest, but saved by his bulletproof vest the second deputy was hit in the head with shotgun pellets the 3rd shot in the arm all 3 have been released from the hospital. >>a warning now in the east come police are searching for a man physically assaulted a woman and was using language. this is in the area west grand and broadway near the 500 block of thomas l berkeley way. the description of the man has not been given at this time, but if you see a man who seems to be exhibiting these traits in the area you're asked to contact oakland police. in the south peters police have released body camera video from an officer involved shooting that happened on june 21st. >>police >>say they were responding to an apartment c

crews containing this brush fire and that is martinez. about 1:00 quickly to get contf that with no damage or injuries. a hot day here for much of the bay area. looking on social media, a lot of people calling for at least a breeze. what are you telling me? >> anything would be nice. the good news is that he heard you and it will be makings it way back into the bay area tonight. 102 degree temperatures. walnut creek, 102. just a hint of a breeze. san francisco, 69. off to the west, starting to see low clouds there. 90 to 100. it will be elevated until the fog makes the comeback. the fog is coming back and you could see drizzle along the coast and a big drop in the temperatures inland. we will let you know how much cooling that you can expect. >> don't expect any complaints in that forecast. the coronavirus causing more concern and change in another bay area county, alameda county on the governor's watch list. the leaders there received word of that today. six area counties are now on the list. effective at midnight tonight, businesses wil

we have trouble near the benicia-martinez bridge. all lanes on the benicia side of the bridge were closed. this fire is mostly knocked down, but crews are still on site as the mop-up process continues. >>> in other news, a black lives matter mural in the east bay sparking tensions and angry confrontations. it happened after a white couple painted over a city approved mural. things escalated with one man accused of pointing a gun at demonstrators. volunteers are taking security of the mural into their own hands. melissa colorado has more from martinez. >> reporter: black lives matter supporters are worried someone will strike again and try and vandalize this mural. that's why they're standing in front of the contra costa county courthouse to keep a watchful eye over it. >> i said to my friends an facebook, i'll be doing god's duty again. >> he's guarding these three words in bright yellow paint. clark felt compelled to drive over from pacheco and watch over the black lives matter mural in martinez after a white couple was caught on ca

, and it stands against white supremacy. >> in martinez, jodi martinez, nbc bay area news. >>> if everybodyears a mask more than half of covid-19 deaths could be prevented. that's according to researchers at the university of washington. they predict with mask use as it is now, more than 200,000 people will die by the end of october. researchers say if everybody wears a mask in public half of the new deaths could be prevented and infections could be reduced by 80%. >>> the fight of his life. 66-year-old tom butts spent time in the hospital on a ventilator, and tonight he's back home with his family. we were outside the san jose hospital when he was released and what doctors say was the key to his survival. >> the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months. tom is a fighter and today tom wins. >> this is the tom butts everybody knew, a physical specimen that competed in the iron man competition two years ago. but this is him now. ravaged in the fight with the coronavirus. he spent 100 days at kaiser and for most of it the marathon runner was losing the race. but tom was used to pushing

and the city of martinez prepping for a counter black lives rally. more on how a hate crime got this all started. >>> a marin jewelry maker is supporting over a dozen families over seas. that's next. >> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 8:00 on the dot. we tack you up to lake that hope and it's gorgeous. i will be one of those heading up highway 80 to take in the splendor. good to have you back. it's july the 12th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> frank, i was wondering because some people are heading up to tahoe. some of their favorite spots are crowded. they're allowed to drive to because it feels safer. what have you seen? >> well, from what i hear, the weekends are pretty crowded up there. a lot of californians, that's their playground. it can be a little dicey because a lot of folks get on vacation and they forget their mask and distancing. you can't take a time out from that. we have to be careful. >> absolutely. >> the entire tahoe area, a county in itself, they would be under very difficult rules. >> that'

. >> and the town of martinez now on the map after a tense altercation over a black lives matter mural in the street. one person has now been arrested as community members respond with chalk messages. >>> and taking a live look now at the conditions on the macarthur maze. this appears to be a new normal during this pandemic. virtually no traffic at all. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> video showing a woman painting over a black lives matter mural in the treat is putting martinez in the national spotlight. kristina rends tells us people have strong phil feelings about the murals message. >> reporter: black lives matter, those words have become the talk of the town and the country in martinez. >> black lives matter! >> go back home! >> you go back home! >> reporter: the city now in the spotlight, after showing this woman painting over th

>>live in martinez to explain how today went dan. >>a grant vicki, the protest has just about wrapped up the protesters making their way down court street that scene behind me here with the black lives barrel on the black lives matter mural in martinez they had they were heading down to the marina area. there was a lot of anticipation that was building up to this event be. town was pretty much bracing for thousands of people here to show up out of there was hundreds of people that showed up here and businesses also boarded up but as police stood by and watched what was happening. the protests remained peaceful. >>hundreds of people make their way down court street waving signs and chanting for racial equality, the demonstration taking place where a man and woman recently defaced a black lives matter mural that's the disgraced that we're out here fighting against this white supremacy and white supremacy in a to white people and this is unfortunate that this is where we still are in america, but we have to do what we have to do them. p

this march and rally followed two recent incidents in martinez that gained national attention. this couple was seen in painting over the black lives matter mural outside the city courthouse earlier this month. they have since been charged with a hate crime. also, martinez police are looking for the people responsible for posting the racist flyers we mentioned. >>> a historic change in the nfl. in minutes, we catch up with a washington post who is following this story. the washington redskins are retiring the team name. >>> sonoma county is regressing after a surge in covid-19 cases. the business is being forced to shut down again. >>> you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for our ktvu fox 2 newsletter. is a www.ktvu.com to sign up for the daily service. oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geicof money. two inches over regulation. thanks

it is in the high 90s in martinez as this peaceful demonstration continues. >>> in martinez, thank you. >> to san francisco where one person is dead and another injured in a house fire that happened after 11:00 on sacramento street. authorities say the victim was injured in the fire and is expected to be okay. no word tonight on the cause. >>> the other big story we are following is that california continues to see a certain covid-19 cases. in the past 24 hours, the state reported more than 8400 new cases, bringing the total number two nearly 321,000. there have been more than 7000 dead in the state. meanwhile, the outbreak at san quentin is not getting any better. we learned two more inmates have died. that brings the death toll nine 1500 inmates are infected with the virus. >> the state has ordered new restrictions for snap sonoma county to help stop the spread of the virus. restaurants, wineries, bars and other businesses will no longer be allowed to serve customers inside starting tomorrow. only outdoor service will be allowed with proper precautions. the state has been monitoring

con el coronavirus (covid-19) >> y ante una posible protesta muchos comerciantes en la ciudad de martínez ante esta marcha del domingo >> muchos negocios tienen le temor de muchos más problemas y en lugar de enfrentar eso prefieren cerrar >> este hombre habla de una protesta del domen la ciudad de martínez donde cubren los ventales con madera ante brotes de violencia >> va a causar muchos problemas acá muchos tienen temor que el negocdio haga daños >> unas personas dicen que la semana pasada encontraron panfletos los que se oponen harán la protesta en el condado contracosta >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> para prepararnos trabajamos con los organizadores de la manifestación dijo el teniente de la policía de martínez una ciudad pequeña donde se espera que el evento del domingo sea una mrcha multitudinaria >> (hablan en inglés) >> todo depende de los propietarios no les estamos recomendando que pongan madera a sus negocios comercios que han sufrido por meses por la pandemia >> ahora ni eso porque la comida tien

a man arrested after allegedly pulling a gun on a black lives matter supporter in martinez. good evening and thanks for joining us. >> the confrontation happened as a group was watching over a black lives matter mural that had been vandalized yesterday. abc 7 news has the latest video you'll see only on abc 7. >>> an arrest was made moments after a driver allegedly yelled, all lives matter, and pulled a gun on a member of a crowd watching over a black lives matter mural in martinez. >> he rolled by us and yelled at, you know, everybody, and flipped us off. so i got on my skateboard just kind of followed him to get the plates. he made a u-turn. came back at me and pointed a gun in my face. said you want to do something? that's it. immediately a cop was bep and pulled him over thank god. >> driver put your left hand out the window. open up the car door. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested without incident. as he put his hands out the window and on police command exited his jeep walking backward toward the officers. >> this is horrible. he exacerbated the situation. he knew w

la policÍa de martínez dio con una pareja que vandalizÓ una frase.onas en martÍnez enfrentan cargos por crÍmenes de odio. dos personas borraron un lema que la comunidad habÍa escrito en una zona con permiso del estado. los trabajadores afectados por la pandemia podrÍan recibir una extensiÓn para el beneficio de desempleo. ramÓn, estamos contigo. ramÓn: las personas elegibles que hayan tramitado el beneficio podrÁn recibir otras 13 semanas y otras 20 para un total de 59. >> las personas desempleadas en california podrÁn obtener más meses de desempleo. >> es para las personas que agoten el seguro de desempleo. >> se agregaron 13 semanas en la primera extensiÓn. ramÓn: esto dependerÁ de la cantidad que haya acumulado en cuanto a ingresos. >> reciben $600 adicionales sobre la cantidad que sea elegible. >> lo que hace el departamento es analizar todas las cuentas. >> las personas serÁn responsables de certificar cada dos semanas. el gobierno federal pagarÁ el costo de la extensiÓn de beneficios por siete semanas a causa de la pandemia. este es mi reporte

>>from martinez thinking as so many people asking how they can get involved in coming out on sunday, if you've never march before stealing a call to do this now because. they want to stand up against hate and racism and that's a beautiful thing in martinez michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>even though police do expect the protests to be peaceful they are still shutting down several streets here is a look at the streets affected on your screen police say these closures will create a buffer between the crown and homes. the streets will be closed beginning at 10 o'clock saturday night and they will not reopen again until 7 o'clock monday morning. you can also find this information on our website kron 4 dot com. kron four's hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from across the bay area we're going to discuss the changes. police departments are making. >>after nationwide calls for police reforms and how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities you can join the conversation by submitting a video question for the police chiefs go to our website kron 4 dot

a little boy martinez was the victim of a hit and run yesterday the 7 year-old hospitalized now in a stable condition, but with major injuries meantime the search for a suspect goes on it might be a delivery driver kron four's phillipe chagall has the story. do the right thing. and be held accountable. for her to my son doctors tell amanda jones that her 7 year-old boy only and is expected to survive the major injuries, he suffered thursday afternoon. >>her neighbors surveillance cameras captured with the california highway patrol describes as a white box truck running over and over at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon after he fell riding a scooter down his driveway on vine avenue near leslie avenue in martinez all you had to do was stop. it was an accident. his response. it was tragic amanda's neighbor brandi picks 10 shared this surveillance picture of the truck passing through the area after the collision she was also outside when the crash happened that car just kept going he probably 30 miles an hour in a residential area where the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. the chp is i

. >>> -- here in martinez, the black lives matterer mural was fixed over the weekend, then early this morning, another street painted with the logo white lives matter. >> president trump and education secretary betsy devoss say they want schools opening up, and the differing opinions on that directive. >> we have a break in the heat and a full look at the forecast is coming up. abc news at 11:00 is starting right now. >> building a better bay area. >> dad's been shot, i think he is dead. the whole thing was crazy. >> new details tonight, surrounding the shooting death of a danville doctor over the weekend. abc7 news reporter amanda decastillo had the latest developments. >> in the thick of the forest, his 15-year-old son jack made a call to authorities reporting that a man had shot his father. a random act of violence at the hands of 40-year-old john conway. a man who made butte county's most wanted list. the danville doctor took his son on an off roading trip that morning. at some point the people came across conway while on a dirt road, and conway started shooting. a witness who ask

. >>> the incident over the holiday weekend plunged the city of martinez into the national spotlight. >> the mural was permitted, but what happened to it was a crime. we talked to the contra costa county district attorney about the case. >> reporter: and the man who pulled the mural together. 28 cans of paint and a community effort that two people are seen trying to ruin. >> i got the call this afternoon from the district attorney's office. honestly it was overwhelming. i burst into tears. >> reporter: testing gomez is the organizer who got the permit for this 165 foot mural, reclaiming black lives matter slogan front of the courthouse in martinez. with the paint barely dry, a man and woman arrived to deface the message with their own pain. arguing with bystanders that racism is a lie. >> it was truly heartbreaking to see the hatred come out in such a bold and brazen way. now we are just hoping the justice system works how it's supposed to. >> reporter: their identities emerged on social media. police questioned them and now they face charges. 42-year-old nicole anderson and 53-year-o

(musica) >>> ante una posible protesta multitudinaria, muchos co comerciantes en la ciudad de martÍnez prefieren cerrar >>> este hombre habla sobre una propues protesta programada para el domingo en las calles de la ciudad de martÍnez donde los negociantes cubren los ventanales de comercio con madera como medidas de prevenciÓn ante posibles brotes de violencia >>> va a causar muchos pr problemas, muchos tienen temor a que a negocios le hagan daÑo >>> algunas personas dicen que la semana pasada encontraron panfletos en apoyo a la supremacÍa blanca y quienes se oponen organizarÁn la protesta que iniciarÁ en la parte superior del condado contra costa. >>> para prepararnos tendrÍan t recursos adicionales y tambiÉn estamos trabajando con los organizadores de la manifesta o manifestaciÓn y quieren apoyarnos a nosotros dijo el presidente de martÍnez, se espera que el evento del domingo se convierta en una marcha multitudinaria >>> todo depende de los propietarios, nosotros no les estamos recomendando que le pongan madera a su negocio, comercios han venido resguardando durante meses >>> la gen

>> this demonstration will be the largest ever in martinez. it is a city of about 40,000 people where attention has been rising. vandals recently targeted and mural in martinez in support of the black lives matter movement and racist flyers showed up in the downtown area. >> i learned that there is a lot of bigots in my community and i also learned that defeating racism is a community effort. we keep going, we keep pushing dialogue and we keep pushing for policy change and accountability. this is a nationwide reform that needs to happen is that the black lives are safe in this country. >> police from around the bay area were called into martinez just in case there were demonstrations and possible violence. no major problems were reported. >>> this rally followed two recent incidences that attracted national attention. this couple painted over black lives matter merrill outside the courthouse in martinez. they have been charged with a hate crime. also, police in martinez >>> the federal government has denied a request from minnesota's governor

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hollywood getting ready to roll again but cbs correspondent chris martinez reports new health safetyules that will require writers and producers to get creative. >>> after months with no roles to play, actor mike capozzi is ready to get back to work. >> i am more than comfortable now. everyone seems to be so aware and cautious that i have no fear. >> reporter: capozzi among the legions of workers in hollywood sidelined i the coronavirus pandemic who now have the green light to continue production. but strict guidelines will make that work quite different from before. >> production restarting is going to be a moss monster of a test. >> reporter: elizabeth zweig meister said the entertainment industry's return is subject to new, lengthy union rules. going forward, all cast and crew will be tested for covid- 19 up to three times a week. actors will remain as distanced as possible in scenes with masks required for anyone onset. and every set will be closed to discouraged. all that could leave hollywood having to come up withnew ways look different because the writers are going to have to

believed to be the largest ever held in martinez, a city of about 40,000 people. it took place in a city filled with tension. vandals recently targeted a mural in martinez supporting the black lives matter movement and racist flyers showed up in the downtown area. >> i learned that there is a lot of bigots in my community. i also learned that defeating racism is a community effort. >> we keep going, we keep pushing dialogue and keep pushing policy change and accountability. this is a nationwide reform that needs to happen so that black lives are safe in this country. >> police from across the bay area were called into martinez due to concerns of a large counter demonstration and possible balance but there was no major problems to report. >>> a federal appeals court overturned a lower court ruling saying the first federal execution in 17 years can proceed as scheduled today. what a 7-year-old daniel lee is scheduled to be executed and indiana. he is convicted of murder a family of three and 1996. there are two more federal executions scheduled for this week. >> i t

. >>> now we move to martinez, where an attorney is helping people in need of a meal and also helping restaurants that need a boost in business. his doing it by pairing the two together. >> order up. >> reporter: the lunch rush at luigi's deli in martinez has slowed a bit during the pandemic. the owner getting a boost from a donor. >> you're going day by day, wondering how you're going to make rent, and then somebody comes with a check for $1500 out of just the kindness of his heart, and that's something very amazing. >> reporter: this is one of 16 downtown restaurants gift money from a program called meals to martinez. >> i think a lot of people when they first hear about this, it doesn't make sense to them, they file it's too good to be true. >> reporter: local attorney joseph tilly donated $30,000 to the restaurants from his law offices with the help of the nonprofit main street martinez, and the meal program is give out 600 meal vouchers to people in need redeemable at one of the 16 restaurants. >> we knew people were struggling to put food on the table. okay. so let's help them o

. >>> expect in southern california mom two tensions are running high and martinez with thousands of protesters expected to converge on the city tomorrow. the east bay suburb has been thrust into the national spotlight after a viral video showed two people vandalizing martinez black lives matter mural. now businesses across the city boarding up in closing for the weekend. many people unsure tomorrow's protest will remain peaceful or will it attract looters and troublemakers. the police chief says i implore anyone coming to martinez on sunday to strive to put your best foot forward. feel free to gather, feel free to speak, feel free to exercise your first amendment right please do not engage in toxic, violent, unsafe behavior. to make disney world in orlando welcome back visitors today. on the same day the state of florida saw its second-highest day of goat new covid-19 cases. it is a whole new world of temperature checks, the parties separated on rats, touchless payments and entry. mandatory face mask that the new york times estimates the park is limiting capacity to less than 50 % p

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reporting live in martinez dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan tonight, fire crews in san diego are in a fight to save the u.s. navy ship. >>that's been burning for more than 12 hours now the fire on board, the uss. rush art injured 21 people, navy investigators are now working to figure out just what sparked that fire. our first jonathan mccall talk with a bay area man today who served on board the ship about the challenges in fighting that fire and also the impacts ahead jonathan well, vicki tonight we've learned that fire crews will be working in shifts throughout the night to try to battle that blaze. >>17 sailors and 4 civilian contractors hurt in this morning's fire. tonight we've learned all of their injuries considered to be non life threatening. earlier this evening. navy officials say they're now focused on an area of the ship that stores marine cargo but there's still no word on exactly how this massive fire started. >>an all out fire fight is under way to stop a massive blaze burning on board the uss bonhomme rush art ju

why martinez? >> folks covering the black lives matter, just a lot of racism we've seen. >> in the last week, a huge black lives matter mural was painted over with black page. a martinez couple were charged with hate crimes. elsewhere, martinez white lives matters was painted on another street. fliers were circulated. in response, a march was planned for sunday, 4:00 p.m. thousands are expected. >> we are keeping it peaceful. we're asking everyone who comes to wear a mask. >> they are providing security nd their own medics.g security >> i have about three phone calls today already from other folks, white nationalists, neo-nazis saying they're going to come out in protest against us. armed, militia style. >> it's frightening. i'm a mother of four and i feel responsible for everybody that is coming to this march, regardless of the threat of violence. we plan to go, peacefully march. >> several streets in the down distric district, in the area will be guarded. >> now they put the boards up again just

he has been identified as 44- year-old eduardo martinez of bay point. it all started yesterday when officers were spotted to a home after report of spousal abuse. deputies say they made numerous attempts to get martinez to surrender. standoff ended when martinez fired at deputies hitting three of them. they returned fire killing him. did that on police restraints in the nation. the decision follows the outrage over the death of george floyd when he was killed when a minneapolis police officer placed his knee on his neck and held it there for more than 8 minutes. the measure will go to the oakland city council for approval. >> tonight democrats are blasting the president's decision to commute the sentence of his longtime political ally roger stone. last year stone was convicted of seven felonies related to the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. today pres. trump signed an executive decision. >> i think roger stone was fairly very unfairly treated. >> nancy pelosi says it is another example of the president putting his own inter

they made numerous attempts to get martinez to surrender and the standoff ended when martinez fired the deputies hitting three of them. they returned fire killing him and all three deputies are now out of the hospital. >>> the open police commission passed landmark policy to banned the use on all net and chokeholds. it was enacted thirsting could be the most restrictive bans on police restraint to the nation. the decision follows the outrage of the death of george floyd was killed after the minneapolis officer pressed his knee on the neck up lloyd for over 8 minutes. the measure goes to the oakland city council for approval >>> the new body cam video from the vallejo police shows an officer opening fire from the backseat of a moving vehicle, one of several incidents that has that department under scrutiny. kpix 5 joe vazquez shows us the video. >> reporter: look lostine you see the gun with the bullet crashing through the window and this is from the perspective of three vallejo police officers and the detective sitting in the backseat fired the shot as the pickup that he was riding in a