nflt the economy is part of building a better bay area. contra costa county is cutting jobs and scaling back hours in its public library system. that may not seem like huge news but economists say it could be the start of a flood of local government cutbacks sprouting from the covid-19 crisis. eric thomas reports from walnut creek. >> reporter: having to drop off and pick up books outside the i go nashio branch of the contra costa library is a visible sign of the covid-19 effect. it is what you can't see that will hurt. >> we will be reducing at some locations because our city partners have been struggling with the effects of the economic down ton because of covid-19 and they've had to make some really hard decisions. >> reporter: more than 30 library workers will be laid off and hours will be cut back at about half the 26 branches. it is just one department of county government but it may be the canary in the coal mine. >> we know that revenues are down for cities and states, and spending demands are up. >> reporter: she said cities saw a

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nflt americans woke up to more scenes of destruction as protesters took to the streets in more than 100 cities. police have been overrun trying to contain protests and riots from new york to l.a. it stems from the death of george floyd but also against communities of color. an angry mob tried to get over barriers outside the white house. in new york, police cars were set on fire. dozens of officers were injured. these are the new york pd. these are the scenes, just a flash there of a couple of new york police department vehicles going into the crowds. getting some protests, people, rather, upset about that. also a fire tomorrow or criticism for what they did. >> clearly we need to do a complete investigation and look at the actions of the officers and see what was done and why. >> reporter: president trump is labeled the extremist group antifa a terrorist organization. he believes radical groups like antifa are inciting the violence. president trump has been taken to the white house underground bunker. secret service agents ushered him into the buncher. they're right outside the white h

nflt fans will be allowed to stuideline to limit crowdnsy.ay wearing masks unless they're seated, tosocial distance and to wash or sanitize frequently. and we have some great news for stomper lucille and other major league mascots today. lce b will the games lbe resume next month. the mascots there. they'll have a chance to get creative since no fans will be attending the games. the first person to portray the philly fanatic says it shouldn't be a problem. the mascots will come up with routines to entertain fans who are watching on tv at home. >> no doubt. >>> the job going battle over ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> time for the four at 4:00. ama and spencer joining me today. some people continue to push back a

it can be blamed on electrical equipment nflt the fire rimmed through the up to of paradise not far fromnie had the results of the court hearing today. >> reporter: these are the images most people have seen and remember of the 2018 camp fire. today in the courtroom, the will images displayed were the victims. the names were read as bill johnson entered a guilty plea of involuntary manslaughter for evil pg&e needed guilty to one count of unlawfully starting a fire. >> i'm still pretty angry about the whole deal. specially for the people who lost their lives. >> he lost his home and a family pet in the fire. >> i didn't have any family members pass away. i think this day in core is for those people and their families. in court em, i wish there were in way to take back what happened or the page of those who suffered but i know there's not. the terror of. day lingers. >> it took us four and a half, five hours to get to safety. it was an absolute grid lock. >> the only thing moving in town that morning was the fire. >> the fire killed 85 people but prosecutors weren't certain they could prov

nflt finally a few thoughts about what really matters. if you get a job as a lion tamer, the first day you walk in with a chair and a whip, you're likely to be terrified. then a few days later, anxious. then probably not worried at all. it is human nature. we adjust. even to risk. that's what's happening with the coronavirus. three months on and with the reopening process well underway, we are seeing alarming spikes in cases in california and in dozens of other states as we've been reported to you tonight. it is so serious, there's talk of slowing down the process or even reversing it all together to slow the spread again. that would be a disaster for already devastated businesses and their employees. but so would overwhelming our health care system with unnecessary sickness and death. many of us are still being very careful. following the protocols when out in public. wearing masks, washing hands, all of that. but it is disturbing to see how many are not. we may all come to regret that very much in the weeks and months ahead. what really

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nflt let's turn to the weather forecast. it is still pretty warm out there. >> yes. spencer? >> it is indeed, yes, it is indeed warmer. because of that, we have a heat advisory in effect until saturday at 8:00 p.m. for solano county. now, there's one in in effect that will expire for headache county and mendocino county. overnight, look for an increase in low clouds and fog from the coast across the bay and locally inland. overnight lows in the 50s. it will be a rather mild overnight period. upper 90s in the far north at clover dale. only in the low 60s tomorrow. and mild to warm around the bay shoreline. still warmer in hot spots but not quite as warm as tomorrow. on friday, the heat holds on in all those locations. after four days of rather hot weather, look for a cooldown all across the board on sunday and monday. it will be even cooler. on tuesday, conditions return to what we used to call normal. there is no normal these days. whatever we get is what we get. >> do we have a deal? >> yeah. we'll tell but the deal. who would draymond green like to see run for president the

nflt after a little cooldown today, that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> it appears major league baseball might soon be back in action. our sister network espn is reporting the major league players association has agreed to report to training car. s by july 1st. they would play60-ge the agree finalized. there's apparently one last alth and safet hurdl to overcome. so no official announcement made at this point. >>> and it is pride week across the bay area. most events have been canceled due to the covid-19 pandemic but it is not stopping determined folks from showing their pride in a big, bright way. cornell is live on twin peaks with that story. >> reporter: hey, liz. a very windsy twin peaks. true, most pride events are canceled this year but at least one event will be shining like a beacon in a few days. this installation of lights, it is 43 rows, thousands of lights. soon to form a gia

nflt new developments at the livermore's farmer's mark. aelling olded for hdsut cookies. the city announced this morning that the california farmer's market association resigned as manager of that farmer's market. >>> san francisco has filed a lawsuit against the food delivery service door dash claiming the company is depriving workers of labor law safeguards. >> our office focuses on public safety. when billion-dollar corporations are able to skirt labor law, able to avoid paying their fair share in unemployment insurance funds, all of us suffer. >> the district attorney said san francisco-based door dash is misclassifying its delivery workers as independent contractors. not employees. the lawsuit seeks restitution for workers, civil penalties and an injunction requiring door dash to properly classify workers. >>> time for consumer news. michael finney joins with us a look at today's headlines. >> let's start with some scams. some brands new numbers are out that show that coronavirus-related scams are ally the picture that these numbers paint are not pretty. americans ha