arkansas, northwest part of the state which is one of our more high density growth areas of the statethat is what we are watching carefully. we still have fewer than 200 deaths as a result of this virus here in arkansas. we have fewer than 200 hospitalized, so we still have capacity. we still are optimistic about it, but it is a concern whenever you see that significant spike in northwest arkansas, so we are watching it very carefully. obviously, having to manage our way through as is everybody else. 448 new cases, six new deaths. what do you attribute those rises to? guest: we are digging in, and we are doing more testing dramatically across the state. our goal was to do 2% of the population, 60,000, in one month. we beat that significantly, and this goal -- month our goal was so,000, 4% of the population we are dramatically increasing our testing. that gives the identity of more cases, but it is the more of that when you have -- it is more than that when you have increased hospitalizations because people are truly sick with this virus and need hospitalization. it is something as to

are they wrong in what you tell the people of the northwest and the southwest this weekend, to stilloms coming to them this weekend should the sick exercise a bit of extra caution. it's incredible part of what we have to do take caution. the discussion of what the higher our the northwest and southwest between the rest of the country, it is an important part of moving towards a more localised approach rather than nationalised approach rather than nationalised approach to the lockdown. it is very important that you look at these different studies in the round. the study that you mentioned is an important one but the overall assessment which is brought together by sage, which advises the chief medical officer is what i look at. and so we refer to the office of national statistics on the study that was published this morning knows focused on data rather than modelling, but what i do as i look at all these different studies in the overall view of sage is that the hours between .7 and .9 and indeed it is higher and selfless notice of england but it remains below one in each area. that doe

about the across the northwest to me about the northern ireland and scotland, northwest england and wales, it will bea northwest england and wales, it will be a little bit brighter as well. hello this is bbc news. thousands of anti—racism demonstrators have held rallies in cities around the uk — despite government warnings against mass gatherings during the lockdown. we are in a health pandemic across the united kingdom and coronavirus is a deadly virus and i said that those who want to protest, please don't. everything that is going on in the world notjust america but globally it is our duty to actually do something. it is but our grandfathers fight and our fathers fight, we do not wanted to be our children's fight and that is what we are part of this as well. and here's the scene in washington — the us capital is bracing itself for the city's biggest demonstration yet. people have also taken to the streets of australia, where the focus is on the treatment of indigenous australians. prince william has revealed that he has become a volunteer counsellor for a mental health charity. now on

with the people he signed a cordon around the cities in the northwest saying to people that they can't go there? do you know how the government would make that work?m terms of, i think we would all continue to be discouraged from travelling. my parents say i have no plans and unfortunately to go to newcastle anytime soon because i do not think it is a sensible thing to do. if you look at other countries, different structures of government, germany's medical structure and knowing germany, and speaking to my friend in berlin that these decisions are devolved and we have a different structures of government and looking at his localised lockdowns, i would stress that we have an incredibly high death rates still and compared to most of europe and compared to a lot of places around the world, if you look at denmark, it is used when we are looking at things like schools and reopening schools, but there've only been 586 deaths in denmark and that's still 586 people in the debate in comparison to the uk numbers. it is a much smaller. it is big question to ask this big country why, i do think go

is a northwest breeze, 16 to 8 team.strong but in the hills that is about 30, even 40 miles an hour. moon bay has been up to 30 on the gust right of the due north. half moon bay -- that low is responsible for our cool down and that will get us mostly? sunny skies. that is going to give us an offshore breeze and that will start the warm temperatures up. honey today, mostly breezy to windy at times, strong gust on the coast and in the hills. over to sal. southbay? you want to start there? >> we are going to start in the east way. will work our way to the south. let's start off with east shore freeway. that is what i had signed up first and he go. traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on west 80 driving town to the macarthur maze. about a 20 minute delay heading to the area. there been no major issues here driving through. also looking up the bay bridge, you can see traffic is backed up here at the toll plaza and now steve did mentioned to southbay, i can say this southbay commute is doing pretty well for the most

you can see where the heaviest of the rain is in the northwest of the uk here.ghter. there certainly will be some sunshine around, but those winds will be strong and gusting in excess of a0 miles an hour in places. that's near gale force, real bluster out there. let's have a look at the weather around four o'clock in the afternoon. actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia, much of the midlands. but then we get into wales and further towards the north and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. and scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast then as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter. those temperatures getting up to around about 19 celsius, and not even making 20 early in the week. now the temperature

cloud for whales and the northwest of england but more in the way of sunshine here. sunshine for england and wales those temperatures continued to rise for 20 8 degrees england east anglia and lincolnshire. that high—pressure is going to be more dominant around the middle part of the week building across this weather front it tends to wea ke n across this weather front it tends to weaken it all the while. wednesday there may be cloud and some outbreaks of rain left for scotla nd some outbreaks of rain left for scotland and northern ireland but it should tend to peter out. cloud thins and breaks and more sunshine. sunny skies continue for england and well where winds are light and those temperatures are continuing to rise. perhaps making the low 20s in the southeast of scotland but 30, 30 1 degrees is likely through the midlands and the south east of england. none hot day to come on thursday with light winds. watch out for a few showers they could be heavy and thundering towards the northwest of the uk otherwise it's going to be dry with light winds again. it's warmin

it's northwest in mt. diablo, northwest at middle peak. these are more northwest today. 40s and 50s are on the temperatures. we have 49 in castro valley. we have made 50s in kensington and richmond. there are a few 40s in there. they have dipped to 47. the high winds are out today and tomorrow. another glow will drop in for a cooling trend on thursday and friday. we are warmer today, not nearly as windy. tomorrow looks to be inland, dealing with patchy fog as we move into friday. 70s commas 80s, his 90s. the breeze would pick up late in the afternoon. that would be the warmest day of the week. start a cooldown thursday. we will warm up on sunday. >> thank you, steve. 5:21 is the time. still ahead, a large boulder has served as a community bulletin board for a san francisco neighborhood. now there is a feud over a recent message. >> students might look different. >>> how schools are demanding face shields, coming up. >>> ♪ when i first saw him standing there ♪ >> welcome back. this is the poa tribute to bonn away yesterday. thank you to kel

is west or northwest. that is a big change.h pressure is not really giving any wind direction here. it will be quiet. 40s and 50s on the thames, 47, menlo park, los altos hills, 58, 55 degrees in belmont. it is 31 in tahoe. it is 70 in palm springs. that is nice. 49 in monterey, the system will work its way to the north, not for us. high pressure will build today and tomorrow. it will be warmer today. the warmest day will be tomorrow. lows will drop in. it doesn't look as strong as last weekend. that will start a cooling trend. we have 90s today. it's all above average. we will continue tomorrow. it looks like a backoff on tuesday. big cooldown will take us into friday. >>> pg nd is moving its headquarters out of san francisco and going to the east bay. we will tell you where the trouble utility company will set up for business. we also have the reason they made that move. >>> look schools will look a lot different when classes resume. he will tell you some of the guidelines we have for schools to reduce the risk of spreading t

a bit of a northwest wind picking up during the day. peninsula temperatures in the 60s to low 70s for now, and then we'll be trending much warmer by tuesday and wednesday. notice san francisco will be blustery again. highs in the mid-60s. we'll see if the wind is enough to make that sound out of the golden gate bridge for tomorrow again. and for the north bay we'll see numbers in the mid-70s. northwest winds picking up, which may involve a slight chance of seeing some showers. a lot of activity up towards the sierra. this is what's dropping down the coast, and note the futurecast now. if you're in northern sonoma county, you may begin to see a few pop-up showers. watch for that. that's going to be midday to the afternoon, not really going to get down through the entire bay area. by 5:00, things start to calm down, but there is that slight chance we might see something in north bay during the the sierra. snow above's going to lead to t return of summer-like temperatures. second half of the week, a cutoff low approaching which will bring

the northwest ordinance, 1787 states very clearly there will be publicli education. there will be complete freedomof of religion. attitude toward the native americans that is fundamentally respectful and decent. sld and and, there will be no slavery. remember there were slaves in every original 13 colonies. so all men are created equal yes 150 slaves in the slave quarters. no. it will not be that way in ohio they determinedua. and that was due primarily if not entirely to vanessa cutler who wrote the basic tenets of the northwest ordinance and to his son ephraim. that vanessa cutler was a doctor of law and medicine and divinity all three at once and practiced all three. probably almost certainly the leading american botanist of his day, astronomer, languages and then in the good life and then with those i have come to knowo . and then to have too much going on back home in massachusetts which is just north of boston and his church is still there and superb condition to come to ohio is still there. and his son came out here with his wife and four children. to be young

thank you very much for joining us we'll show you straight away the images coming from northwest paris- in the wake of a demonstration that was convened in order to call for truth and justice for adam outro right a group organized by his sister. a demonstration of protest in the wake of what's been happening in the united states under the banner of black lives matter of course- damage or it was a twenty four year old- french and malian descent who was. killed in twenty sixteen after being tracked by police- in the outskirts of paris these images are coming to life- from port down yeah. which is where the courts- complex the apologist he says moved out from central powers to this newly constructed quarter that's great- a more modern and efficient- course as sequence and clearly. majoris family hoping that this somewhere signal and multi n. into what happened to that that a broader on the suits the to that sorry back in atat. at the initial inquired found others please not to blame the is rick. in nineteen let's listen now to this of. a down a tory. i don't. call it a couple. of question

, arkansas, northwest part of the state which is one of our morehi high density growh areas of the state. so that's what were watching very carefully. we still have fewer than 200 deaths as a result of this virus here in arkansas. we had fewer than 200 hospitalized. we still have capacity. we still optimistic about it but it is a concern, whenever you see that significant spike there in northwest arkansas so we're watching it very carefully. obviously have to manage our way through this risk just what everyone else. >> host: as of yesterday, 448 new cases come six more deaths. what do you attribute those rises to? >> guest: that's what we're digging into, and, of course, we're doing more testing dramatically across the state. our goal last month was to do 2% of the population which is 60,000 in one month. we actually beat that significantly, as in this month our goal is 120,000 which is 4% of the population. we are dramatically increasing our testing. that reflects, that gives us the identity of more cases, but obviously it's more than that when you have an increase in hospitalization. t

there's a little breeze northwest and 32. not too much of it breeze in the oakland, berkeley hills. 15 santa cruz. and san jose an right 52. that's a system that will give us a lot of high clouds. mendocino county and lake county will see an increase. the bulk is staying to the north. look for morning sun and higher clouds. temperatures near average for this time of year, 60s and 70s, 80s . so far i can't find any fault. it's pretty quiet out there in that department . 60s and 70s and 80s on the temperatures. we will see a little cool down or about the same going into tuesday. and then a north northeast breeze rnwednesdas on friday an saturday . were held over the weekend. we will take a look at some of the rallies held around the country. >>> first, outrage in san francisco after a man was arrested for painting black lives matter on his own property. the apology now issued by the woman who called the police. butd do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back st

one of the reasons why it does, i think, is because the northwest ordinance which congress passed in that washington doesn't stop thinking about the west just because he Ãbhe spoke it. the united states held that question after 1783. i think the northwest ordinance is brilliant because one of the questions washington asked is okay now we won our independence and have access to this land. the western land is good to be settled by Ãbwhat happened if american settlers take the same approach have the same attitudes as american colonists after 1763? that is that we were once children of the mother country but grew up became stronger we no longer need to be governed. from 3000 miles away. what would've happened to the in minnesota? how to start this western territory from becoming a series of separate republic of territories that became independent in the united states. the northwest ordinance solves that by saying that if america expands westwood it would establish territories but those territories will not be permanent in the way the british colonies will be permanent. once they have 500

it is northwest 21 in santa rosa. it is also 38 by the altamont pass.lmost 30 miles per hour. the hills and coast will take the brunt today. it is 50 degrees in lakeport. berkeley is 52 degrees. these are much cooler than recently. it is 50 in lafayette. alameda and kensington are at 53. santa rosa is in there as well. it is pretty cool. we will have sunshine today. the northwest wind has to go through seattle and portland. the high will kick in. the wind will turn north. you know what that means. those temperatures will jump up. we have a cooler low. highs will be below average. around the bay, we are in the 60s and 70s. the temperatures are expected to take a 10 degree jump tomorrow. i don't see temperatures like this for a week or so unless something changes. we are cooler with some fog. >>> up next, plans to rename controversial california landmarks as confederate monuments are being taken down around the country. >>> a new tell-all book written by a member of the trump family, coming up, what the niece of president trump is expected to reveal about

, and the 2400 block of 14th street northwest, we started to see behavior consistent with preceded the- that very violent activity that we had on the two might -- nights before. we had a police department that was set on fire. we were able to get that group stopped in the 1400 block of wen street, northwest, where made a significant arrest of multiple folks who were in violation of the curfew. there was a homeowner on the block and a lot of twitter activity and social media activity about this, and i know that there will be questions i could answer later, who allowed a number of people who were going to be arrested into his home. those people ultimately were not arrested. my understanding is that -- that officers were in constant communication with that homeowner throughout the evening. so, getting back to the area where the majority of the we had were made, where 104rrests at 17 and i, and arrests in the area of swan street. later on in the evening we had another group of about 300 or so that where they are in the area of the police headquarters or judiciary square. instance, they wer

the southwest although the tom ridge is not as high as they have been but want to show the pacific northwest 21 is the high in seattle and then down into the caribbean and central america some fairly strong winds bringing in plenty of shastri much of the caribbean to the northern islands that nichols hispaniola and on into cuba i want to show. they have here again across into costa rica and also across into panama mexico also picking up some fairly heavy downpours on she's descent into southern and western areas they'll continue on wednesday a little bit lice in nature and still the particular in cuba have on a c 3. a moment in time. the line. of the story. people are pretty calm and there is.

last night was atypical with the red flag warning and northwest wind. you can see the series, the greens. then you can see it is warmer than last night but it's interesting because remember santa rosa last night, everybody was cooler, tonight santa rosa is nine degrees cooler and everybody else is warmer. fog of the coast, a little bit of patchy fog tomorrow morning and san francisco 70 degrees. san jose and san francisco upper 70s in hayward, upper 70s in fremont. the forecast high for tomorrow not only tomorrow but wednesday and thursday very similar to this. some fluctuations but none of it really extreme. tomorrow would be the warmest day for a couple of days inland and a couple degrees going on wednesday but it is all subtle. the five day forecast will illustrate this. fourth of july coming up you can see the temperatures kind of did down a little. it is nice to see these temperatures not extreme especially towards the fourth of july because as you know that's the last thing we need is big numbers and red flag warnings on the fourth. looks like we

as a 1000000 people have been detained in so-called education camps remote region in china's far northwest is off limits to international media was then we used to make up most of the region's population of long face repression by chinese or thora these including over recent years that the prison terms the w.'s investigative team has found that many prison we get inside the camps have been forced to choose from a list of crimes and then sentenced in shall trials without access to due process d w reporters spoke of people who escaped from china's network of repression in xinjiang . you can't have any freedom after your money says 21st that run. they can interrogate you as any time even at night when you're asleep the women i was with ended up there because they had want to headscarf a place or who travelled abroad there wasn't a single criminal among that. that's the voice of a woman who spent almost a year inside a reeducation camp in china we're keeping her identity a secret in order to protect her family and singe on a remote region in northwest china. she ingenues home to the weakest a

that's right in this house and that's northwest of here separate outbreak at a poultry plant has in 23 people have tested positive but that's only out of 50 people who were tested so that plant is going to test all of its $1100.00 workers but this really just brings a slaughterhouses into the spotlight german authorities have known about the dangers for a while they passed a law to ban outsourcing of labor so that they can bring this more under control have a little bit more insight into how workers are being treated there but there's other voices demanding that some action be taken now this poultry plant even though they have positive cases they've isolated them and they're continuing to work but some people are demanding that this really comes under focus here that somebody does something about the spreading of viruses at slaughterhouses so that a situation like this can be avoided. you know use a mirror to see if in peter's low thank you. so look some of the other developments in the pandemic india has registered 16000 new cases its highest daily increase yet the government has call

see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwestticularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with som

with keeping her identity a secret in order to protect her family and singe on a remote region in northwest china. she ingenues home to the weakest a predominantly muslim ethnic group. decades of state sponsored discrimination against them has spread into discontent and at times of violence including riots and terror attacks. in response china has cracked down and we go and built up a close knit surveillance system feel 47 prison more than a 1000000 people in internment camps across 10 jang the chinese government claims the camps were set up to fight extremism and provide readers with the creation or skills but detainees and documents contradict that narrative rather detainees are targeted based on little more than their culture and religion and are forced to undergo a draconian and often brutal brainwashing program. and now we have on earth even more chilling evidence of china's oppression of leaders we talked to former detainees who managed to escape china's last network of reeducation camps. one day they were handed a list of alleged crimes. it was one page of paper we had to choose one

tomorrow looks to be cooler as we get that northwest wind.ill get a quick warm-up into thursday, and it looks like fog will be returning friday into saturday. >>> thank you, steve. coming up, the santa cruz deputy shot in an attack has been released. >>> joe biden appears to be limiting his list of candidates, who is set to be on the list, including california senator, kamala harris. if there was one immediate commitment we made at wynn when we closed in march, it was keeping all 15,000 team-members on board with full pay and free testing for all. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it and did what we always do. we cared about everything and everyone. in our communities and in our homes, we were there. with food and supplies and with love. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better. and we made people happy. like we always do. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore. but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now... we are proud to welcome you back. ♪ >>>

me a logical welcome to the program thousands of people aren't in the district of goods a slow in northwest germany with schools a daycare center is closed because of a new corona virus outbreak this latest hotspot set on a meat processing plant run by a german company titus more than 1500 workers have tested positive for the virus local officials say they contrail out a wide a locked out. police medics and even the fire department have descended on the town of rate of even brick to help stem a wave of corona virus infections over 1500 employees from the chinese meat packing plant have tested positive for coated 19 many of them foreign workers from eastern europe who live and work in dire conditions. local activist in a butch nader has been protesting the situation for years she takes us to a building where 13 romanian factory employees lived until recently. as it's only 10 days 14 days at most since they left this place inside a pungent smell greets us mold covers the walls many of the eastern european meat workers live in such dismal conditions most locals were aware of the situation but

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you can see where the heaviest of the rain is in the northwest of the uk here.ill be strong and gusting in excess of a0 miles an hour in places. that's near gale force, real bluster out there. let's have a look at the weather around four o'clock in the afternoon. actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia, much of the midlands. but then we get into wales and further towards the north and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. and scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast then as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter. those temperatures getting up to around about 19 celsius, and not even making 20 early in the week. now the temperatures will probably creep up a little bit into the low 20s through the cou

the far northwest of scotland to move away. scotland. not getting the extreme heatin scotland. not getting the extreme heat in northern ireland. 90 fahrenheit and that‘s in london on thursday. in the changes we head into friday. a bit uncertain but that lowering pressure and some of those thunderstorms begin each develop. in list under a downpours push their way east through the day. kabila burke heat and miss towards the southeast and the last of the heat is really getting pushed more towards eastern parts of england and elsewhere there‘s scriptures are starting to drop away. in that process will continue over the weekend. 20 or 21 will be the best weekend. 20 or 21 will be the best we will manage by sunday and maybe a bit of rain around. they can be quite usually windy for the time of year. this is bbc news: i‘m tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. america‘s leading infectious disease expert warns of a disturbing surge in covid—nineteen cases in parts of the country. right now, the

in the west northwest side of chicago. to observe social distancing pretty static actually with others people there. possibly at this point, a protest for a few minutes silence to mark the memory of george floyd. we will go to philadelphia and that is the picture of the latest aerial image of the protesters gathered their in downtown philadelphia and finally washington, dc, we see them assembling over the police and the authorities in washington expect to be the largest demonstration so far. so big of these protests been that they have caused some concern for they have caused some concern for the security of the president and the security of the president and the white been sent and bunker on at least one occasion we had that striking moved by the authority, local authorities painting black lives matter on the road outside a plaza which you can even see from photos taken from space. since the killing of george floyd — outrage has spread across the world with protests, rallies and marches. social media has been filled with

i have a message for antifa terrorists, stay the hell out of northwest georgia. you won't burn our businesses, loot our businesses our destroy our homes. i'm marjorie greene, and i approve this message. >> she know what is the primary base of the republican party wants to hear, even though her antifa ad got taken down by facebook for violating their policy against inciting violence. the southern poverty hate watch, she has ties to local white supremacists and she believes a person claims inside knowledge of the president quietly leading a revolution against the, quote, deep state and everyone will be put in jail. back in 2017 she said "q" is a patriot. he is someone who very much loves his country and he's on the same page as us. right now, margery taylor greene is running for georgia's 14th congressional district and the front-runner. donald trump won that district by more than 14 points. if she wins the run-off, she has the chance of making history. you might also be shocked to hear thanks to video discovered from politico.com, her views on race are not great.

across the northwest of the uk.will be a cooler and fresher night across a more comfortable night for sleeping. 0n into sunday our low pressure is still with us to the northwest of the uk. more isobars on the charts as deepening slightly means it's going to be a windier day on sunday. widespread gossip 30, a0 miles an hour maybe 50 miles per an hour on northern england was up southern scotland into northern england. gale force wings here very wet weather for a time throughout sunday. further south a few showers mainly across the west but sunshine 20 degrees. a coolerfeel two mainly across the west but sunshine 20 degrees. a cooler feel two things with high of ia to 18 20 degrees. a cooler feel two things with high of 1a to 18 celsius was up next week it remains quite cool and u nsettled next week it remains quite cool and unsettled showers slowly easing through the week. this is bbc world news. i'm christian fraser. our top stories...police declare a major incident in the scottish city of glasgow. armed officers sho

of cloud but as lungs doesn't last for too long, these with the system start to come in from the northwest if we may last as reach southern eastern areas and so we welcome her into the gardens it does look like it will be tremendously wet to stitch but bc northern ireland and scotla nd stitch but bc northern ireland and scotland will bear the brunt of that, not particularly windy but the ones to pick up again to the southwest end of that with the system and enter tuesday night, they'll push its way gradually southwards into the southern half of the country, the clearing from the south during the course of wednesday afternoon. but there could be a little bit more rain later in the day on wednesday and this is where the uncertainty gets a little bit more pronounced as we etched into the middle part of the week and at the middle part of the week and at the moment, by that state you can see the jet stream across a set of potentially ushering in those weather systems into the northwest and in particular it will start little wea k and in particular it will start little weak and somewhat, pushing

ring continues to pay the pacific northwest.eattle, portland, that's where the line is, it will dig in and knock the high out here, but not until late thursday and friday. then we will get some fog. 70s, 80s to 90s on the temperatures here, well above average even though the wind has tailed off. it is still high-pressure in june and it doesn't take long in june to get there. so will be closed for others as well. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. it will be pretty toasty. cooler on thursday and we start a big cooldown friday into saturday, little bump up nice on sunday. >> thank you. coming up next right here, the next hour, remembering the life of george floyd. the next half hour we'll take you back live to the funeral service in houston, texas. also, the pointer sisters up next, the sad news about bonnie pointer who got her start to singing at a church in oakland. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever

people have died since it was detected 2 years ago the focus now shifts to another operate in the northwest region as well as containing the spread of corona virus. more heavy rain is expected in the commercial capital of ivory coast where flash floods have killed at least 7 people abidjan has seen 3 times its normal rainfall over the past few days causing widespread damage people living in areas at risk of further floods and landslides have been as she leaves their homes the country's in the middle of its rainy season which usually lasts until october. the u.s. house of representatives has approved a bill to make the capitol washington d.c. the nation's 51st state if it passes the republican controlled 'd senate more than 700000 people in the district will finally have the representation other states take for granted but as my kind of reports the bill faces stiff opposition. the last votes on statehood were more than 6 decades ago when alaska and hawaii became the 49 and 50 states friday's historic decision was taken on party lines there being 232 votes in the affirmative $180.00 votes in

see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwestut it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patches, i think it's likely to stay very murky for some of those eastern coasts of scotland and england. but a very mild night. temperatures as we start sunday morning between 11—14 degrees. then for sunday, well, really, it is more of the same. a lot of the cloud for these eastern and northern parts. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, yes, but a scattering of showers, they will be quite hit and miss, but where they do prop up, they could well be heavy with some hail and t

the system in the northwest will move inland today.ind that, the high pressure system will build in. it has been a rainy month for them. the wind will turn northwest and northeast by tomorrow. we are in the upper 70s, mainly low 80s inland. temperatures will be below average to near average. they will then go up because the wind will turn offshore. that means we have a warm-up to the 90s for wednesday and thursday. it looks cooler on friday and saturday. >>> just a reminder, make sure you download the ktvu weather app. it has hourly updates and the seven-day forecast. it's an easy way to upload your weather photos and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smart phone or tablet. >>> the time is 5:49. more institutions are moving towards reopening, still ahead, we tell you the rules churches will have to put in place before they reopen their doors to worshipers as early as this week. >>> plus, president trump is expected to sign an executive order later this morning with a possible impact on >>> first, the changes airl

much of the northwest you can see head down into southern spain thousands of people out enjoying the warm sunny weather how the nose has been very well mainly across into moscow in russia now having set the time which is actually coming back down over the next few days there's been a system go through cloudy skies certainly through monday it should be dry there but you can see weather got more in the way of heavy rain this is across the central eastern hours opponent just what we don't need it just vocals we've had very recent flooding in the rain and pushing right the way down towards northern areas of actually still in the shanty pattern on monday across much of the northwest across the u.k. and some heavy rain on its way into southern areas of the scandinavians again here the time which is slightly lower than they have been just 17 degrees and choose a meanwhile for london in paris temperatures not fairing to bobbie there is the child. into paris and a bit of the cooler in london and again this is chance of one or 2 pulsing showers and also those temperatures in paris. that the ch

. >> and these images are from frederick, maryland, northwest of washington. it's an outer suburb of -- near the washington/baltimore region. janelle ross, let me ask you about the generational divide here. do you notice a difference between the way that older people of color and younger people of color have responded to this moment? either in the protests, in the advocacy, anything like that? >> i think to a degree, i think there is some degree of disagreement about the importance of how one protests and how those protests appear to others. and i think without wanting to overgeneralize, i think that there is some more pronounced concern among other people about making sure that protesters appear to be peaceable and respectful of authority and the sort of appearance of law and order. but that isn't to say that young people are not concerned about that at all. i don't think that there is so much of a massive divide between generations so much as there is,

mount diablo northwest at 33. middle peak northwest 35. oakland berkeley hills morven onshore breeze. 50s on the temperatures. santa rosa 52. 50s for some low 60s . napa airport 55. fremont 58. petaluma and mellow valley at 52. so it feels.. kenwood 49. kelseyville close and napa american canyon both have 56. here is the onshore breeze. south southwest at livermore. much cooler, because this low will slide right over us. i know it's june, but the fact that once there is pretty impressive. that puts that system out of here for at least three or four days. as the move then it has wrapped up the fog bank and will spend in high to mid-level clouds. breezy as conditions drop off the table . 60s and 70s. even though we had 90s yesterday we are coming way down today . leveling off on saturday . it looks like a nice day sunday. nothing crazy. a slight warming takes us into monday and tuesday.>>> doctors say the people who were at recent protests are at high risk of being infected with the corona virus. we will tell you when the doctors say you sho

the north/northwest breezes are kicking in by the oakland zoo. two high pressure systems will get together. that's when high temperatures are going up. the low will sink far to the south. thursday and friday has a strong system for june. friday and saturday will cool us down. today is sunny side up. it is in the 60s and 70s towards the coast. we will start a cool down on friday, taking us into the weekend. >>> thank you, 5:42 is the time. coming up, how leaders are teaming up with the community to rebound from knights of vandalism. >>> a look at the fight for racial equality through the years, we will look at recent protest and how they compare to demonstrations in the past. wwe superstar john cena: patriotism. it inspires passionate debate and is worn like a badge of honor. and with good reason. because it means love and devotion for one's country. but what really makes up this country of ours? it's the people. to love america is to love all americans. this year patriotism shouldn't just be about pride of country. it should be about love. love b

uniformed division vehicles. 6 p.m., thatre same group began to march southbound on 17th street northwest, continuing towards constitution avenue. at around 7 p.m., a small number were involved in multiple instances of intentional vandalism and destruction of government property. most of that occurred just north of lafayette park in our central boost -- central business district. there were multiple instances of rocks, bottles, and incendiary devices being thrown at law enforcement personnel protecting lafayette park. north of lafayette park, there were windows being shattered and graffiti being sprayed. rioters., riders -- began looting businesses. park,est of lafayette three vehicles were set on fire. set aitators were able to toucture that was attached one of our buildings under construction on fire. there were two other small fires as small businesses. d.c. fire to their immense fire, were quick -- d.c. to their immense credit, quick to extinguish the small fires, as well as many other small fires that were set in trash receptacles and dumpsters. into the morning with our local and fe

and across the northwest of the uk.day night will be a cooler and fresher night across a more comfortable night for sleeping. on into sunday, our low pressure is still with us to the northwest of the uk. more isobars on the charts, deepening slightly and means it's going to be a windier day on sunday. widespread gust, 30, a0 miles an hour maybe 50 miles per hour on northern england was up southern scotland into northern england. gale force wings here, very wet weather for a time throughout sunday. further south, a few showers mainly across the west but temps at 20 degrees. a cooler feel to things with high of 14 to 18 celsius was up next week it remains quite cool and unsettled showers slowly easing through the week. hello there. the heat and humidity sparking showers and thunderstorms from the midlands northwards. these will continue to push northwards into northern parts of england and scotland as we move into the first part of the night. then we look to the southwest, the renewed area of showery rain testing, one, tw

we are starting to see a plateauing at least in the northwest part of the state.have had our greatest number of cases and where we focused our efforts but then we are also seeing the increases in other parts of the state. so time will tell but we are hoping that we can at least achieve a plateau. >> and so if you look at polaski county, little rock there, you see progress in other places, projected 66 cases a day by july 18th from a children's hospital of philadelphia policy lab model. is that what you are see on the ground? that's the largest populated area. if the trend line going in the wrong direction that could be a cause for concern. >> the county central arkansas is the most densely populated area. we've seen some ups and downs. we have not seen a steady increase like we did in northwest arkansas a few weeks ago. but there's obviously a concern in the central part of the state. so far we have seen little bit up and down. but not a super high increasing trend. >> and are you seeing -- is your problem when you see a problem is it we have talked in the past of

napa airport a slight northwest when. travis has a west southwest . 40s and 50s on the thames. 64 brentwood. vacaville and san jose 60 degrees. 50s and carlyss to hayward. big spread to the north. bodega bay 60. hills. 47. kelseyville 49. petaluma 49. low 50s san anselmo, mill valley. 60 five has to be when driven, because they can get cold in those locations sometimes wears the fog? it's trying, just not today . tomorrow it will be back . 70s and 80s for the bay and around the coast. and looks like a lot of 90s with temperatures bumping up. a lot of these are wind driven. if the wind peels off some of these might not reach that. it looks like today will be holiday . cooler friday into saturday . >>> former national security advisor john bolton has some explosive allegations against president trump. will the trump administration be able to block the release of his book? we will explain. >>> you will see some changes if you fly on united airlines. the new requirement passengers had to follow starting today and what happens

once is sun goes down, the winds are going to shift out of the north and northwest and that is goingdrag in that drier air and we really focus on the north bay. by 11:00 p.m. tonight, the most active winds. pretty windy. outside of the north bay, it's really not that windy. you can see from san francisco, oakland, points to the south and to san jose, the winds are light, but we expect them to stay active in the north bay on monday and early monday morning is when we expect the winds to be fastest. gusting well over 30 miles per hour at times. combine that with very dry air. look at the relative humidity levels by tomorrow afternoon. 4:00. from fairfield to napa to lake barisa, we have relative humidity levels in the teens. that's some very dry air. for that fact the red fag warning goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight through 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night for areas shaded in red. essentially elevations of up to about 1,000 feet in the forth north bay. overnight tonight, we'll track those winds. numbers will be in the 50s. highs on your monday, t a warmer day. look at that. in the 70s an

no big deal. 56 oakland. 60 northwest at mount diablo. 30 gusts at ultima past.carve itself out today tomorrow and the preschools down a little bit and will return offshore on wednesday . some high clouds, not much fog. breezy 20 with highs near average to below inland. they will stay there today and tomorrow . over to sell now at 6:30 . anything you want to get to right away? >> just the same old stuff . we have the bay bridge backed up this morning for a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. we can show that picture to you. you can see there is some waiting to do . it usually clears out by 8:00 or 8:30. if you want to wait if you can in a couple of hours so be no traffic there. this is 880 in oakland looking very good . there have been no problems in the south bay commutes, including on interstate 280. at 6:30 to let's go back to the headlines.>>> happening today, a new health order goes into effect in santa clara county. it requires large healthcare providers like kaiser and stanford to provide more covid- 19 testing. elissa harrington joins