i'm jonathan mccall. can enjoying the night off.ow just some 6 hours away from the full reopening of california from the covid-19 pandemic. >> plenty of changes are on the way after more than a year of restrictions. kron four's terisa stasko live tonight in the city with what you can expect when you wake up first thing in the morning. it's going to feel like new year's all over again with so many changes on the way. theresa. >> well, john, thank you. definitely should be expecting a lot of changes. this is a big moment with those big changes. the changes sweeping affecting virtually every business come june 15th as california moves past its pandemic restrictions. for example, at restaurants

and i don't think a timeline, as congressman mccall implied, he doesn't like it either, that we should put a timeline on this. first thing is get the conversation going, establish objectives, try to incremental lies the outcome. and then see where it goes from there. we also have to be, and i have not heard president biden say this, but i heard president obama say this frequently, that the united states will never permit the iranians to have a nuclear weapon. we need to say that. that needs to be out there as we pursue a diplomatic approach. we need to give diplomacy a chance, but the iranians need to know that if they want to try to break out, we're going to get at it. they need to understand that. and it's in their interests for them to sit down. they've got the chance now to have this conversation to try to improve the conditions for them. but if they chose to go after a nuclear weapon, it will not go well for them. and we have the capability of dealing with that. >> terrific. i had the pleasure, when i was working in the state department, to work with all three of you. i appreciate

jonathan mccall i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.ping sounds] i definitely want to have kids at some point in my life and it would be heartbreaking to find out that, you know, there were something in the vaccine that, you know, made it difficult to get pregnant. hi penelope. i want to reassure you that no fertility loss was reported in the clinical trials or in the millions of women who have since received the vaccines. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor o where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design, one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. now, i've got one. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. this is the national month of action

i'm pam moore and jonathan mccall ken wayne enjoying the night off.ly he is cooling off as well. that's because that excessive heat warning we are under. >> is set to go into effect until at least saturday night kron 4 has live team weather coverage for you this wednesday night, our crews are covering conditions across the bay area. we start, though, with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at just how warm things are right now. morts. yeah, guys. this is really kind o

jonathan mccall sat down with chesa boudin and asked him why. >> news of shootings, car break ins vicious attacks murders, drugs, deadly hit and runs and more have dominated the headlines in san francisco in recent months. but despite the news. >> absolutely. and francisco is a safe city will tremendously difficult period. >> says district attorney >> there's nothing more important to me in morning in the san francisco district attorney's office. then making san franciscan safer. >> but the question remains, do citizens really feel safe in the city. but dean says you should and here's why. he points to the city's crime stats. according to sfpd crime is down by nearly 9% from this time in 2020 we've been robberies seeing the biggest drop from year to year. but assaults, break-ins and car thefts are up just don't mean to anyone who's been victim. >> suffered directly from him. >> and that's why we're taking steps to be proactive around things like expanding victim services. >> since taking office in january of 2020. dean says his office has filed charges in more than 6,000 criminal cases. t

i'm jonathan mccall. there continues to be big strides made against in the fight against the virus. >> in the last 20 years. health officials say the new infections have dropped nearly 40% deaths have been cut nearly in half. president biden marking the occasion today saying in part, quote, in the decades after those first 5 men were diagnosed in los angeles. 700,000 americans and 32.7 million people worldwide have been lost to aids related illness. heartbreaking human toll that has disproportionately devastated lgbtq plus communities, communities of color and underserved and marginalize people around the world. the president going on to say that we remember remember the lives that were cut short by this terrible disease, including so many whose pain went unacknowledged for far too long. >> house speaker nancy pelosi released a statement today saying, quote, in san francisco, we remember the darkest months of the start of the crisis when many of us were visiting the hospital constantly and attending to fu

i'm jonathan mccall. thanks so much for joining us. >> the news, though, is always on the kron 4 dot com and on the kron on app. we'll see you back here tonight in prime time for kron 4 news at it. >> now on inside california politics california's 32 year-old assault weapons ban is struck down by a federal judge shame on that what frosts they are. why attorney general rob bonta is confident his appeal will prove successful and 2 weeks after a deadly mass shooting in san jose mayor sam liccardo was proposing sweeping new gun restrictions his 10 point plan to prevent another tragedy plus moving forward with the recall effort. >> it's not about rhetoric. it's actually about getting results quite kevin faulkner says he's the only serious candidate running against governor newsom. >> casting across the golden state. this sign california politics.

jonathan mccall has that story for us. >> mistakes made there was a failure on june first oakland police chief leronne armstrong admitting wednesday that his officers violated department policy last summer when using tear gas on demonstrators during george floyd protest policies very clear. >> officers were not authorized to use gas and no matter which they did. and for that the department has held him accountable. >> moving forward. armstrong says that officers will receive more training on crowd control improper use of tear gas supervisors will no longer deployed smaller gas deployment teams will be used in all of it must be approved by top leaders. the move comes more than a year after an investigation into the department's use of force during those protests found a 33 sustained claims involving 20 officers ranging across all ranks. armstrong says the officers have been disciplined one who were the officers. >> what did they lie about what happened. where they get the plan they can supplant what that is slap on the wrist or was it a suspension. rashida grinage is with the coalition fo

a year later, emanuel mccall received germany's prestigious charlemagne prize in often in recognition for his services towards europe and in 2019 france and germany renewed the treaty of corporation in a show of unity unity. so, unity, silly derek, who is, you know, he's in some, these are the points of the treaty. europe would not survive if we were denied it would die. gemini, and france have a you to create, kill, to realize european sovereignty. donita. rinaldo says when t, france and germany intensified collaboration between the podium in as a result. but it matter in my call wanted to go further. he thought to reform the us own, but he got a 9 from fiscally conservative angle america, who's seen the object. any plan to have a proper budget for the european union. the pandemic last year made her cave in to some extent when germany agreed to an e. u. recovery fund of 500000000000 euros. an important when from home decides most, a recall to recovery fund has to make a contribution to ensure that all states in europe can react accordingly. and that also requires an exception of one

no fans set those games come for jonathan mccall talked with are today. he joins us live in studio tonight with her reaction to this monumental day. she is so a bunch of stories. i'm sure she can write a book, one that yes, she definitely does. she definitely can't remember friday march 13th 2020 last year. doctor sara cody taking the first bold step. >> announcing a ban on gatherings of no more than 100 folks. it was from that moment on. she says began the path of challenges that no one could have ever imagined. you may remember san jose resident the first person in the united states to have died from the covid-19 virus. so lots of history, lots of everything happening in santa clara county with regards to the vaccine and the and the epidemic in the pandemic. doctor cody calling today's reopening a light at the end of very long tunnel. she credits the area's high vaccination rate along with collaboration from her health colleagues from around the bay area for getting us to where we are today. during our conversation this afternoon. she talked about makin

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jonathan mccall kron 4 news, thank you, jonathan. nearly 2 weeks after that mass shooting at the vta rail yard in san jose city leaders there. >> are proposing new rules to try to curb gun mayor sam liccardo was joined by gun safety advocates to today's announcement. our kron four's, dan thorn. he's in san jose tonight with more on what's being proposed. >> video from the citizen app shows the scene of another shooting in east oakland 5 men were wounded sunday night after a drive-by gunman opened fire continuing the terror of gun violence in the city with no signs of slowing down level of violence, the numbers of shootings is just truly incredible. >> barry donelan president. the oakland police officers association has been calling for an increase in officers. >> to help curb violent crime, homicides, carjackings and shootings are soaring in oakland as the department staff is declining the vilification of the profession has not helped the vast majority. >> a local police officers. police officers from coast to coast here trying to do

at the g 7 meeting this weekend, we heard a lot of european leaders like a menu mccall and saying, we don't want this to be an anti china group. in part because the world really needs china. the g 7 needs china, especially if they want you to combat climate change. they won't be able to hold to these 2, these climate goals without china. so they are stuck in the middle. but for now i think say they think they can continue that. all right, chelsea delaney, frank, thank you so much time to take a look at some other business stories making use germany will increase its climate funding for developing countries to 6000000000 years a year by 2025 up from 4000000000 paid in 2020. as according to government spokesman, speaking as a weekend, she said that someone and switzerland has narrowly rejected new environmental measures, including a surcharge on ca, fuel, and new taxes on flight tickets. the result of a weekend referenda makes it difficult for switzerland to reach its goal of cutting carbon emissions and become net neutral by 2050. finally, after lockdown and travel restrictions, europe

and i'm jonathan mccall justine enjoying this father's day off the shooting. breaking news for you live in prime time here last night on kron 4 news at 8 today. police say that a total of 7 victims hit by the bullets during the shooting last night. tonight we've learned that the victim killed is a 22 year-old man from san francisco kron four's, camila barco brings us the very latest details on the investigation. >> 2 people are in custody and have not been released as of sunday morning. there are about 5,000 people in the area where the incident happened now investigators are going through all of their evidence to determine what led up to the shooting. a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt turned into a crime scene. saturday evening. oakland police officers placed evidence markers along the lakeshore avenue where gunshots were fired. unfortunately the shooting did happen. >> on june 18. which. in celebration wonderful time of beautiful day. beautiful evening. unfortunately and shooting did occur to women and 5 men ranging between the ages of 16 to 27 or sho

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> it's ignorance. it's fears marine county is the most racist county in california needs to be accountability. >> an investigation is underway tonight after racial justice artwork is vandalized at a local high school. the insulation was found with great paint covering words equity in black lives matter at temple, pious high school. it happened tuesday morning. >> kron four's dan thorn talked with social justice advocates about this defacing. he joins us live in mill valley tonight with more on the story. dan. >> well, grant vicki, these advocates are obviously upset with this vandalism but say unfortunately they're not surprised. this artwork was meant to be in solidarity with the black and brown community here in mill valley and someone decided to ruin it. >> these 3 doors represent the past present and future of black and brown people in mill valley a history of racism is at the core of its message, a vandal felt that message was not important. why would people do this here it's heartbreaking. >> rea

i'm jonathan mccall. the scene unfolding at the woods apartments last night near snow avenue and east capitol expressway. >> kron four's amanda hari spending the day talking with folks who live in that area. she's live tonight with a look. >> and what they're having to say about what happened. amanda. >> jonathan, it just happened about 24 hours ago. so everyone i spoke to, it's still a little bit shaken up. i spoke to one man that says. >> his experience here has been mostly positive so far. there's even a gate behind me here that ad security, but he says after this experience, some of that security has been taken away. >> i saw it when he saw. >> you know, a man's body laying on the ground. william virgin tells me he was coming home friday evening when he multiple police vehicles pull into the woods apartment complex near snow app and east capitol expressway police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot when they arrived, they found one man with at least one gunshot wo

i'm jonathan mccall. sadly, we are learning that it is not the first time that these stickers have been popping up in san mateo. >> that is where we find kron four's. gayle ong live tonight in galle. you actually got a chance to talk to the woman who found those stickers. she took them down. but she now saying about all this. >> well, jonathan and justine, i'm here at central park really close by downtown san mateo. she actually this is one of the area she first spotted it last summer and fast forward to yesterday. she found him again in downtown and right before our interview. they were right here albert is a was walking with her family in this alleyway near ben franklin court saturday when she found racially-motivated stickers just had, you know, hateful speech specifically towards one group like latino people. >> and they were angry at the fact that there is graffiti downtown, i think it's a little silly. we are blurring the words the language to volcker to share the stickers were placed in areas with

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i'm justine waltman didn't think we would ever get here, but it is closer than ever on jonathan mccall we are now some 28 hours away from the golden state. finally reopening from the covid-19 pandemic. >> after tuesday at 12. oh, one mask will not be needed and most public settings for folks who are fully vaccinated but not all businesses are ready to lift those restrictions, at least not now. kron four's. gayle ong live tonight along the peninsula in san carlos talking with owners and customers about the changes. now on the way, bill where the sand. >> well, john, and and just seeing this yogurt shop think been really taking their time over the course of the pandemic and they're one of the few here downtown that are planning to stick to strict guidelines. despite the reopening on june 15th. we have little kids that are not vaccinated. so we're going to keep everything the same. that's one of the reasons why vardy levy and her husband who own and operate to pretty frozen yogurt in downtown san carlos. >> are going to wait to fully reopen until then or now people come in, they sanitize

i'm jonathan mccall. kron four's.horn spending the day in san mateo county and has the details. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. >> the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark bit him on the leg. the shark bites

i'm jonathan mccall.ustine has the night off that fire happening this afternoon in oakland's prescott neighborhood. that's where we find kron four's. gayle ong live tonight with the very latest on the investigation into what sparked this fire. and gail, we're just now learning that a firefighter was also injured in this fire working. tell us. >> yeah, john, i've we just heard that a minor injury, but we don't know the extent of the injury. you can see right behind me. this engine just reese returned from the scene and crews will remain on scene to monitor hot spots and residents in the area can expect it to be a little smoky and poor air quality as a fire dissipates. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pilot trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home a friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, i hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screened at my friend at the plant was on fire. they have giga

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you, jonathan. the polls are closed in the alameda special election for state assembly. 8 candidates are in the running to. >> succeed. attorney general rob bonta, including his wife may have been to want to left the legislature in april after governor newsom appointed him to attorney general. now, if no candidate wins more than half the votes tonight. a special runoff election will be august 31st with the top 2 vote getters regardless of their party affiliation. >> governor newson is suing his own appointed secretary of state to try to get his party affiliation on the recall ballot. he's asking a judge in sacramento county to take action in the next 2 weeks. cut force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the mistake that led to all this end. what comes next. >> 3 words are at the center of this lawsuit between the governor and secretary of state party preference democratic these are the words governor newsome is fighting to have placed either next to or below his name on the recall electi

jonathan mccall kron 4 news.hank you, jonathan former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin will be sentenced on friday. >> for killing george floyd the judge could give him up to 40 years in prison. the prosecution is asking for 30 years behind bars. >> well, the defense is seeking probation in an unusual move the minnesota attorney general is asking the public to submit impact statements. even folks who live outside minneapolis sent outside minnesota can send their messages in the deadline to do so is tomorrow. >> another big story we're following tonight, the case of young lamb who stead the 7 year-old san jose boy who went missing and then was later found dead outside las vegas. his mother arrested after a nationwide search involving the fbi for the time being. we are seeing where hikers found his body and we do want to warn you, some of the details are disturbing. our first racist osseo reports on the latest about the case and the troublesome last moments of his short life. >> naked with cuts and bruises

many san franciscans fed up and frustrated his work could be overshadowed in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says he's getting professional help now to treat alcohol addiction. peskin represents neighborhoods, including hill, north beach, chinatown and the financial district. he tweeted out an apology today saying, quote, after serious consideration, i have decided to enter into alcohol treatment under the guidance of professionals. i stand by my long legislative and civic record but must also take full responsibility for the tenor that i have struck in my public relationships for that, i am truly sorry. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 9, san francisco could become the first city in the country to reach herd immunity. what percentage of the population of area doctor now says needs to be vaccinated for that to actually happen. >> plus, cal osha reversing its reversal of workplace mask rules creating a lot of confusion out there ahead of tuesday's reopening. we'll break down the new rules you need to know. >> and pride flags raised to h

i'm jonathan mccall. we first told you about the attack on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> since then, our amanda hari talk to the victim and also learned what sfpd has been doing about this case. >> she's live tonight to break down the while the details of this just a crazy story. amanda. >> jonathan, the couple tells me they're still afraid the suspect threatened to shoot that and they say the craziest part is that they don't even want this parking spot. >> i'm grateful great moment and pray to we vote. i >> outside alicia friends, illini and her wife claudia say they're scared and still in shock. they were parked in their land. large driveway near 15th and valencia streets temporarily. he had stopped behind them. but needed to back out so that they could leave. he backed into an open spot behind him when another car tried to hop into the same spot. he got out to explain the situation to the driver when this woman from across the street got involved >> of the neighbors she comes out and thanks. car. and i

jonathan mccall has more. >> a final report on the actions of oakland police officers during last year'seleased on thursday. the yearlong investigation from the city of oakland's community. police review agency found more than 30 sustained claims of use of force against officers. >> policy is very clear. officers were not authorized to use gas and no matter which they did. and for that the department has held him accountable. earlier this month. oakland police chief leronne armstrong said more than 2 dozen officers have been suspended or even reprimanded. >> for violating department policy on the use of tear gas right now. current california law keeps the names of the officers, the incidents they were responsible for and the discipline against them to remain hit it. lack of transparency is one of the many concerns found in the report. another way. the number of allegations of misconduct from outside agencies called in to help with crowd control. the report found that officers from outside of oakland likely fired the wooden and rubber items used at the crowds during the demonstrations. cu

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you, jonathan. >> also in the east bay as budget talks intensify. the richmond police chief is word that officers are going to be taken off the streets if the proposed budget does pass, thm police department will lose more than 10 million dollars. supporters say that money will be used in gun violence prevention. mental health homelessness and youth employment programs but opponents argue it would leave the city unsafe with fewer officers on the streets. >> really what we're trying to move towards is a place where we are aiming for prevention and intervention to prevent that harm from taking place. i think that over time building up the resort is not community will eventually. >> lead to a lower call. volume. you know, less crime in our community. but that's going to take some time. nothing's going to happen overnight where there's some magic, you know, that we can push and say ok, everybody's field and we no longer me, please. >> the richmond police chief ad said because of the

i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall. more than 24 hours now into this investigation. san jose. police say they have no clues. >> into the this murder and how it all happened. kron four's amanda hari spent the day talking with neighbors living near snell and capitol expressway. she's live tonight with what they're saying. amanda. >> jonathan neighbors tell me they're still a little bit shaken up. this happened. so recently the man i spoke to says up until this. his experience at the apartment complex has been positive. there's even a gate outside here which added security. he says some of that security has been taken away after this situation. >> heavy, especially having kids william virgin tells me he was coming home from dinner friday evening when he saw multiple police vehicles pulling into the woods apartment complex. your snow avenue and east capitol expressway. and i saw when he saw. >> you know, a man's body laying on the ground. police say around 7.45 they were called to the area for reports of a person shot. >> but they arrived. they found one man with at least one guns

and i'm jonathan mccall. enjoying this father's day night off. 94 year-old on taylor is back home tonight after spending the last 4 days in the hospital being treated for her injuries. she was stabbed last week near her home in lower hill. kron four's amid hard getting a chance to talk with her niece this afternoon and has an update on how she is doing tonight. now that she's back home. amanda. >> jonathan. she came home yesterday and yesterday she was feeling really good nice as she was in surprisingly high spirits. but today she's feeling those injuries a le

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jonathan mccall kron 4 news. jonathan, thank you for that report. >> also new tonight at 10, there is a new law in california. aimed at increasing accountability for police officers involved in misconduct or unlawful shootings. governor newsom signed assembly bill, 1, 2, 7 into law late last night. it eliminates several bureaucratic hurdles for prosecutors who are seeking an arrest warrant for an officer by allowing them to go directly to a judge in order to secure one san francisco district attorney chesa boudin co sponsored the bill. in a statement he says the law, quote, remedies to a problem that exists when law enforcement officers refused to assist in the prosecution of a fellow officer was kenley prosecutors on able to pursue charges against police who break the law food aid is the first san francisco district attorney to ever charge an officer accused of misconduct. san francisco police say their homicide detectives have been busy. 5 homicides have been recorded since last monday. >> and they're all separ

jonathan mccall. >> kron thank you, jonathan. well, tonight. also is asking for your help in identifying the man in this surveillance video he is accused of stealing about $500 in merchandise from a walgreens store. this is video of him. it shows him entering the store than leaving in a gold mercedes benz. police say when he was confronted by staff. he threatened them with a baton and was also reportedly at carry a gun. anyone who recognizes this man or the cars asked to contact. also police. we have listed their number on the bottom of our screen. now to our coronavirus coverage in a major milestone for moraine county. >> we're 90% of the eligible population has received at least one dose of the covid vaccine according to the county's health department, almost 200, 1000 out of 223,000 marin county residents have received at least one dose more than 81% of the eligible population is fully vaccinated. orange county officials say they focused on equity in their local vaccination strategy and members of the teen x community are the most highly vac

i'm justine waldman i'm jonathan mccall. sadly, we are learning that this is not the first time that these races stickers have been spotted across san mateo. >> kron four's gayle ong spending the day there. she's live to now talking with the woman who actually found them, took them down. gil what she said. >> jonathan. and just dean. i'm here at a park where they were first spotted last summer. that same woman. fast forward to yesterday. she found them again. and we also found one right before our interview. >> they were. >> right here alberta. zegarra was walking with her family in this alleyway near ben franklin court saturday when she found racially-motivated stickers just had, you know, hateful speech specifically towards one group like latino people and thek were angry at the fact that there is graffiti downtown, i think it's a little silly. we are blurring the words the language to volcker to share the stickers were placed in areas with graffiti. so gora found another on sunday and took it down immediately and they're

. >> jonathan mccall to talk about the rising crime rates in the city. plus, a big day for graduates at santa clara university will take a look at the celebrations. and up next, we'll tell you what happened after thieves stole a treasured pride flag in walnut creek. a mother in walnut creek had the pride flags that were han and honor her daughter stolen. christina for lee's daughter died by suicide last year. and when christine found her. >> pride flags in her daughter's belongings. she hung them up outside just last month they were stolen ripped right off of her fence. she wrote about it on social media asking for her neighbors to look out for the flags hoping that they would make their way back to her house. >> unfortunately that that didn't happen. it make its way back to me. there was this huge outpouring of support and the next day actually, this flag. well, as the lead that appear to buy parts the next day. christine has since installed security cameras around her home but says her daughter. >> would have loved to see all the support from her neigh

that is where we start to sunday night here on kron. 4 news at 6 welcome and i'm jonathan mccall. and i'm justine waldman. there's new data from the san francisco police department that shows theft from vehicles in the city's tourist hot spots. >> jumped more than 750% from may of 2020 to may of this year. kron four's gayle ong joins us now live from the city with a closer look at this new report. good evening, gayle. >> yeah. just dean and jonathan specifically in that san francisco, central station in may 2020, 85 a car break-ins were reported and fast forward may 2021 more than a 700 reported thefts from autos. >> kron. 4 has reported countless auto break-ins caught on surveillance video in san francisco. some even downright brazen with the victim still inside their car during the crying. according to the latest crime data from san francisco police. the city's central station has seen an increase of theft from vehicles from may 2020 to may 2021 it went up 753%. the area includes fisherman's wharf and chinatown city visitors we spoke with say they have plans in place to avoid be

i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waldman. there are several celebrations underway across the bay area as well. >> we'll go to one right now with kron four's. gayle ong. she is live now at an event in lake merritt. she's joining us now live from oakland with how things are going there today. >> gayle. >> hi, justine and jonathan. yeah, it is a second annual juneteenth festival at lake merritt and it's quite a party celebration started earlier in the morning. >> thousands gathered around lake merritt saturday to celebrate freedom day. now a national holiday. some people actually got the day off yesterday because i have a co-worker of the system works federally. so they have the day off. but i just i come down here and enjoy it. it's a beautiful day at the lake winslow and her friend miss parker the holiday means more than a day off now. gives it more recognition. and i think that's why it is more actively celebrating right now. today because it has been recognized telling the that we know. but more people can understand the pli

i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne enjoying the night off the countdown is on tonight.urs away for the golden state's long-awaited statewide. reopening feels like the beginning of a new era. >> and less than 2 hours 15 months of covid restrictions and lockdowns

report is raising serious concerns about transparency within law enforcement while for mccall is liven the studio tonight. he's read the report and he is here now to tell us what's in it. you know the details recommendations all laid out in this report. but the big concern, a lot of the officers involved in these actions, their names not released and that is raising a lot of concerns. >> the report found more than 30 uses of force violations involving oakland. police officers and even some from outside agencies this month. you may remember we learned that 2 dozen oakland police officers were reprimanded and even suspended for their actions during the 4 days of demonstrations, but because of california law, we know nothing about the officers, their actions or even how they were disciplined this report now calling for policy changes and transparency law s. >> a final report on the actions of oakland police officers during last year's george floyd protests set to be released on thursday. the yearlong investigation from the city of oakland's community. police review agency found more than

jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> jonathan, thank you for that update for us. and now to our coronavirus coverage today, santa clara county health officials announced that they are lifting their final covid health order. that order required employers to know the vaccination status of their employees officials. and now we're moving requirement because 80% of the counties. eligible population now has at least one dose of the vaccine with 70% fully vaccinated. >> we have the highest vaccination rates of any large county in the united states. >> some old will now allow the county to fall in line with the latest. cal osha guidelines meeting, though masks. no social distancing requirements in most settings county health officials do stress, though that everyone who has not yet been vaccinated. still needs to be vaccinated, calling it the best thing you can do to keep yourself your family and your community safe from covid. and meantime, it is unlikely that the united states will meet president biden's goal of having at least 70% of the american adult population, part

i'm jonathan mccall. the tonight the city of healdsburg has declared a severe drought emergency, even an acting. >> conservation efforts to reduce water usage by as much as 40% in that area. kron 4 taylor bisacky has the details. >> yeah, just take a look at this. these conditions continue to get drier by each day. and it's something that we're seeing across sonoma county and right here in healdsburg forcing residents to reduce their water use as you can tell by some of the yellow or brown lawns. some are already doing so historic dry conditions continue in sonoma county. >> where healdsburg has become the latest city to enact emergency mandate. earlier this week, the mandate aims to reduce the city's water use by 40%. they are of healdsburg evelyn mitchell explains what this means for residents because thing that >> asking residents to do is to turn off their irrigation systems. >> and not doing watering either. or sprinklers at this point. they can water with my hand. >> so of course, with this effectiv

all had mccall if lay a few years ago. the floor of the lake was bare to be box now was covered with a dense layer of mussel and hollins. as this visually, it's very attractive us. we found my shrimp and tiny creatures between the muscles still a p visa through shifted and what's going to happen next? vehicle today aquatic life in lake constance includes many invasive species. well that hans and has published a book recording these encounters in waters close to home, and i think that's all for today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next week with another edition of tomorrow today. until then by by the news, the news . the news, the news, the news me species an expedition look into this new way to read them off, communicate, we accompany a research team to the pacific to decode the language of whales. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like the local ideas. we will show you how climate change and mental conservation is taking sh

and i'm jonathan mccall. justine enjoying the night off. one person killed in that shooting that we first brought you as breaking news during prime time here on kron. 4 news from 8 o'clock last night. tonight we've learned that the victim killed in this deadly shooting. a 22 year-old man from san francisco kron four's camila barco brings us the latest on the shooting. the other crimes now being investigated and who police now have in custody. >> 2 people are in custody and have not been released as of sunday morning. there are about 5,000 people in the area where the incident happened now investigators are going through all of their evidence to determine what led up to the shooting. a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt turned into a crime scene. saturday evening. oakland police officers placed evidence markers along the lakeshore avenue where gunshots were fired. unfortunately the shooting did happen. >> on june 18. which. in celebration wonderful time of beautiful day. beautiful evening. unfortunately. >> and shooting did occur to wome

this is kron. 4 news at 6 welcome and i'm jonathan mccall and i'm justine waltman. 5 people are now confirmed dead in this johnson said. >> 156 unaccounted for right now. the mayor also noting that in addition to the body that was found today. rescue crews did find human remains and their ongoing search for more on what's happening on the ground in surfside, florida. let's go now to reporter jeff patterson. he's there for us this evening with the very latest. good evening, jeff. >> good evening. well, as you just heard the mayor say those first responders have been on the stack doing the difficult and dangerous work of recovery since the very beginning of this ordeal. it's grueling work. well, today the first responders from this area got highly technical and specialized help from the tampa bay area. >> we've got to be 10 minutes. this is task force 3 1st responders from hillsborough fire rescue tampa fire rescue and st. petersburg fire rescue. we were the only local news team there as they first arrive. when you start getting together and we need to get teamed up to a good start going to wor

and when i let you never know all these banks are complicit in their property, we just have to be mccall. hey, i'm ready to do some serious my laundry. okay, let's see how we did. well, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about automobile? again? format. you know, money laundering is highly illegal. dopey, across spots. the me i welcome back to the parts with somebody for to know the director general of the russian international affairs council. which of course in the before the break we touched upon strategic stability. and one of the outcomes of the geneva time it was an agreement. you create some sort of a mechanism for bilateral consult patients. and in that area, is there anything of substance that moscow is really looking towards achieving in those consultations or others talk themselves simply a mechanism for engaging with americans? i don't think it's only about engagement. i think it's about a number of specific outcomes the most hopes to get to cut it short. so what we need is to re, in advantage, come to all, to come up with a ne

that the chancellor has welcomed a visitor from abroad and it's likely that this will be medical and mccall last formal encounter. as john is chancellor is not standing for reelection in september . well, earlier we spoke to our political correspondent, a manual shows about what the 2 leaders have achieved together as neighboring e leaders. while it did achieve a lot during those 4 years and my name, i can say that in terms of e, u, defense, france, and germany went a bit further done before that was now. and the, when i say the french president of europeans put in need of a strategic autonomy in terms of the fence by the europeans themselves. so that's a step forward. and america also said that she was very happy that there was a new corporation, a trans atlantic corporation between you and the us up has been achieved by a constant dialogue not only from france and germany with the us, but also a european dialogue with the us but for which france and germany were instrumental, there's also a lot of common ground when it, when it comes to foreign policy, as well. for us on germany still don

so jonathan mccall and i you know, that thing, it wasn't so big where it was clear. but it you you.e looked at each other that there's quite and then, you know, it felt it went on for another a few seconds. so i don't know the an issue. it was initial just light wave. yeah, they're so different, right that the different kinds of and then went on. i would say maybe 5, 6, seconds felt in moraga felt a pretty good in san jose. just seen just texted me. she's in san anselmo and warren says she did not feel so, you know, it's based on where you what you're doing. if you are seated, if you are walking around daly city. someone felt it. >> joe vigneault, former executive producer here kron. he was in the richmond district in san francisco. he said he felt it. for about 5 or 6 seconds. so. you know, we'd love to hear what your experience was and social media is a great way to connect this happened at 29 minutes after the hours or about 10 minutes or so. a little bit more than 10 minutes into you're taking a look at things and i'm curious and looks like for. >> perhaps this is the. what faul

we also heard from the french president emmanuel mccall, who prays to joe biden, saying that he is one of the club and that he is very willing to cooperate. i remember covering to g 7 summits where the for me, you as president donald trump was in attendance and at that time we thought that the g 7 was in real trouble when it came to unity and rel events. so the atmosphere here right now is totally different, different times in the medical. oh, so sick now that leave as have agreed to boost spending to developing nations. tell us more. well, it appears that the leaders have agreed to increase their financial support to make sure that they will be able to mobilize 100000000000 euros for poor nations to cope with the consequences with climate change and to, to help them switch to clean energy. however, we also have to say that this from this was actually made a decade ago, and so far the leaders have not managed to live up to their promises. so now there are think we are definitely going to increase those financial spending. however, there is another issue that was on the table, a commitm

we have to say upon his arrival here, the french president mental mccall defended this proposal. that was put forward only yesterday, so it's sort of sort of blind signed many leaders. and many of them in particular in eastern europe are very angry about that. seeing that it actually doesn't make any sense to have and some it with blood. and they put in because nothing has changed so far. but let's have a listen to what the estonian prime minister had to say about this french german proposal. it's not supposed to just surprise because last to some it's, we have had a very kind of discussion about russia and, and the papers also reflect that. so what has changed really and what is the purpose of this? but i'm really keen to listen to what they will say about this and how, why it is on the table now. so messy. she at least is saying that she is ready to listen while our leaders, the presidents of lead to one and lots here for example are saying this proposal is a non starter because before meeting, let me put in, they want to see concessions from the kremlin. meantime, alexandra, w