. >> this is kpix f naus. >> looters attacked multiple stores in emoryville. another night of unrest. >> san francisco's mayor orders the dusk to dawn curfew. it will resume this evening. >>> a woman is under arrest in san jose booked for attempted murder for allegedly plowing her car into a crowd of protesters friday. it is just about 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, may 31st, 2020. >> looting broke out last night across emoryville and san francisco in the wake of protests over the death

. >> this is kpix f naus. >> looters attacked multiple stores in emoryville. another night of unrest. >> san francisco's mayor orders the dusk to dawn curfew. it will resume this evening. >>> a woman is under arrest in san jose booked for attempted murder for allegedly plowing her car into a crowd of protesters friday. it is just about 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, may 31st, 2020. >> looting broke out last night across emoryville and san francisco in the wake of protests over the death of george floyd. here is an update from emoryville. >> reporter: it was a day of looting here in elf ryville. this best buy was hit up quite badly. looters broke open that metal gate. we're talking about hundreds of looters going in and running out whitmer chan guys, expensive items like tvs, cell phones and laptops. it took a little while for the sheriff's department and police department to gather enough officers to come in and push them out, but once they were pushed out of best buy, they went to home depot, ulta, they went to ashley home furnishing store and once the deputies we

increasingly clear that can coronavirus crisis is taking a disproportionate toll on people cloud cover in naulor in a number of ways. minority owned businesses may not survive. she's a political reporter for npr covering demographics and culture. so good to see you all. there was a lot of excitement about the fact that these ppp fund wrs gois were going to be and a new opportunity for people to line up and get what was due to them. we're not seeing that money go to minority owned businesses. what is happening? >> well, there they are using the same structure and operating under the same frame works of the past. we have known for quite a long time that mainstream banks have not treated black and brown and other businesses well. being denied more than twice the rate of their white counterparts. we also know that people of color receive higher interest rates on loans. big banks are not friends of people of color historically and in addition the first cares act, they did not put money in the agency that works with black and brown people. the minority business development agency only received 10 m

nau[ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: hey, there seems to be some sort of issue witho. we will work to get that corrected. okay. meanwhile, garrett haig is standing by in washington. as i get ready to throw it to you. i think your phone lit up as well with this public safety alert, mayor bowser ordering a city wide curfew for city of colombia until 6:00 a.m. monday, she's activated the d.c. national guard to support the metropolitan police department. that emergency alert coming in from the mayor of new york, garrett haig. are you not far from where i am. at least at last check, you were fairly close. where are you now, buddy? >> i am getting an emergency alert tonight as we speak, if you have to cut me off, go ahead and do it. at a news conference this afternoon, she said she was not imposing a curfew. people would be out late causing trouble, smashing windows. those aren't the people that respond. she wasn't going to do it likewise. she had been hesitant to call in the national guard for use in crowd control. they had already been deployed in d.c. to help with coron

and adam klotz joins us right nau with the holiday monday "foxcast." hey, adam. adam: hey there.ing, guys. happy memorial day, everyone. it is looking as they we will be tracking some thunderstorm activity across the country. by and large looking pretty good. one trouble area i want to get to right away that is across portions of texas. we are looking at slight ringetion of severe weather. particularly in the arch you get that mideast day and every day stretching up to that green pat into the plains and eventually into the midwest. at least a chance of severe thunderstorms. by and large this is the unofficial start ever summer. summer like temperatures. 86 in chicago. close to 90 degrees in louisville. it will be feeling good for a lot of folks. pretty nice unofficial beginning to the start of summer. back out to you. ainsley: good deal. thank you, adam. as we honor our fallen heroes this morning country music star john rich salutes them with a special performance live on "fox & friends." and is he going to join us next. ♪ under mcarthur ♪ usaa was made for right now. and right n