♪ pittsburgh is a paradox.t is known as steel town usa but the factories that came with that name are mostly gone. it's a progressive liberal at this but in the heart of deep red western p.a., it's an industrial city, but also a booming intellectual and technology hub. it is america's most livable city, one of the safest, most affordable cities, and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rogers is going on? the paradox of a seven times higher infant mortality rate for black babies over white babies, or a safe, livable city versus the attack on jewish people in our nation's history at the tree of life synagogue means in pittsburgh, like in america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realities. existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the supermarket aisle. i didn't come up with that. a friends of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native did. >> what section of town is this? >>

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as the adelphia and pittsburgh but it's in between philadelphia and pittsburgh is all whole bunch of farmland and dairy farms and the very rural state if you know it well and a lot of times these folks find themselves hundreds of miles away from certain types of healthcare. in pittsburgh were blessed with the largest academic medical center in the state of pennsylvania and then we have another there so we have many things available at our fingertips here in pittsburgh but if you look and central pennsylvania those facilities aren't available, especially some types of healthcare and so this is where telehealth really closes the gap where the best and brightest surgeons and researchers matt and hospitals in pittsburgh and facilities in philadelphia basically they can consult, look at x-rays, it's almost like bringing that for people who drive to hunter miles for an appointment to talk to someone. it's important and in more rural parts of the country is very important. >> speaking of rural areas, the billion-dollar funding that the fcc has to distribute to rural communities for broadban

representative doyle: i live in pittsburgh. lot of people think of pennsylvania as philadelphia and pittsburgh, and in between is a whole bunch of farmland and dairy farms. it is a very rural state if you know it well, and a lot of time these folks find themselves hundreds of miles from certain types of health care. pittsburgh has the largest academic medical center in pennsylvania, so we have many, many things available at our fingertips in pittsburgh, but if you live in central, those facilities aren't available, especially specialty health care. this is where telehealth fills the gap. the brightest surgeons work in our hospitals in pittsburgh and philadelphia and they can consult, look at x-rays, it is almost like bringing that talent right into those areas without people getting into a car and driving 200 miles for an appoint meant with someone -- for an appointment with someone. so it is very important. chris: speaking of rural areas, the rural digital opportunity fund, $20 billion funding amount the fcc has to distribute

i live in pittsburgh. a lot of people think of pennsylvania as philadelphia and pittsburgh.in between philadelphia and its berg is a whole bunch of farmland and dairy farms. it's a very rural state, if you know it well. a lot of times these folks find themselves hundreds of miles away from certain types of healthcare. in pittsburgh we are blessed with the largest academic medical center in the state of pennsylvania. we have another health network there. we have many, many things available right at our fingertips in pittsburgh, but if you live in central pennsylvania, those facilities are not available especially some of the specially healthcare. this is where telehealth fills a gap are some of the best and brightest surgeons and researchers that work in our hospitals in pittsburgh and facilities in philadelphia can basically consult, look at x-rays, look at, you know, it's almost like bringing that talent writing to those areas with the people having to get in the car and drive 200 miles to get an appointment with someone. so it's important and valuable for rural parts of th

my mother was from pittsburgh. and when i was born, we lived in pittsburgh then. i had two older brothers and a sister. the oldest brother was 10 years older than i was. and so, i -- by the time i a little kid,nd they were already grown. so it seemed to me as if i was almost an only child. and i always missed not having somebody else. but we were poor. lived in houses on a hill. i was never without friends, because we played on the street s and in the fields, on the hills. pittsburgh is full of hills, so i was -- my mother would warn me when i would go out to play, not to go over the hill. and of course, i didn't until i andto the end of the row went around the row, until she couldn't see me. but then i went over the hill, because that is where all the kids were. [laughter] interviewer: what was your father's job? mary: my father was -- he worked for the university, for pittsburgh in the repair department and he was a maintenance man. and he was very well acquainted with construction, and he could do anything in the house. interviewer: so it was around the great d

i invested more than $400,000 in the pittsburgh locations.o location, it's about $240,000. so as of now, i have well over $600,000 invested into this concept. there is a lot riding on it for me. this is a beautiful store. you should be proud of this. andreas: thank you. it was a team effort, for sure. lemonis: do you know where your parents are? andreas: yeah, they're on their way. lemonis: one of the silver linings in going to pittsburgh initially a year ago was meeting mike and andreas, kathleen's kids. i've asked andreas to move to chicago, because he had seen the magic work in pittsburgh. and he knew exactly what i was looking for. he breathes and lives the greek culture. and it was a perfect fit. -what time is it? -sam: quarter after. lemonis: they're an hour late. you know what sam's job is, right? he's the head of the operations in the franchise. and do you know why he was brought in? andreas: 'cause it wasn't getting done. lemonis: i didn't initially plan on having a guy like sam on board. that job was supposed to be mike's. with the

but pittsburgh we think of being a working class city.t's a city on the come-up because of the tech bubble and all these things, but statistically, it is one of the worst cities for black people to live in. but because we think of like good things as being things that help white people, we don't think of the fact that what is it like for everybody in pittsburgh. and so pittsburgh is a marquette cosm for america as far as it goes. >> we talk a lot about gentrification in new york city. that's a huge thing, especially where living in harlem, brooklyn, right. how the people who have been there, how it affects them. and many of them can no longer afford to live there. listen, i want you to check out -- this is my podcast this week. i'm talking to 22-year-old kennedy mitchum who emailed miriam webster to tell them their definition of racism wasn't adequate. and guess what? they're listened. she did it because this is how people would act when she would talk about her experience with racism. listen to this. >> they be that's not racism. they wo

pittsburgh's in allegheny county. the spike in the pittsburgh area offers a cautionary tale. even after months of vigilance, an outbreak can flare up all of a sudden. for more, we welcome to the broadcast bill peduto, the mayor of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. mr. mayor, we want to note first off you are in suddenly a dangerous neighborhood. you've got ruby red west virginia, not talking politically but in terms of the virus, to your south, and you've got ohio to your west dealing with its own spikes. how is your city doing tonight? what worries you? >> as you stated, this is something that is happening regionally across western pennsylvania, northern west virginia, and eastern ohio, three areas that were basically spared heavy impact during the early months, march and april and even may. what ended up happening is we let our guard down. we decided as a state to support the governor and to work together to allow businesses to reopen, and then people who were being safe and keeping social distance forgot all of that and stopped wearing masks and stopped doing the things that kept

. >> i would like to introduce mister rodney jones from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, who serves as ceo of east liberty health center, prepares underserved populations in the area. mister jones will share the work the east liberty health center is doing, patients stay safe, and also discussed the threat the pandemic has to the overall health and well-being served by the health center. stay at home orders and social distancing requirements caused many older adults, people with underlying health conditions to fear leaving their home for the care they need.

he focused on a program in pittsburgh. abc 7 news reporter has that story. >> reporter: at a press conference at a motelf parking lot in pittsburgh turned into a collision course over homelessness, soaring covid stats and black lives matter. the governor is here to talk about how successful california has been in getting the homeless housed during this pandemic. >> we work with fema to develop a partnership under projects that allowed us to move forward to secure hotel rooms, motel rooms like this here in pittsburgh, where we can get people off the street. >> reporter: so far, the project room key has taken over 193 hotel rooms occupied by 14,200 of the formerly homeless there to get homeless people off the streets into a temporary situation is what we feed. >> reporter: among the supporters was this dialysis specialist who interacts with several of the residents at this motel 6. >> when i've asked my patients who lives here, whether or not they have a cutoff date as to when they will be kicked out. they said, no, they're

pittsburgh is a microcosm for america. >> we talk a lot about gentrification in new york city.'s a huge thing, especially living in harlem, brooklyn, right? how the people who have been there, how it effects them, and many of them can no longer afford to live there. listen, i want to you check out -- this is my podcast this week. i'm talking to 22-year-old who emailed webster to tell them their definition of racism wasn't adequate. this was her when she would talk about her experiences the racism. >> they would be like, that's not racism. they would completely act like, you know, it's just, oh, just somebody being ignorant or just somebody not paying attention, like kind of acting like words don't matter. if somebody is calling me the n word they're like, you're not experiencing racism. >> they used the definition to prove their point, and she got them to change it. >> she summed up our whole hour long show in 15 seconds. skip my show and listen to her. we think of racism as being the neo-nazis and the klan, but there are multiple levels that extend from microaggressions to hat

50's for most of our current temperatures, san jose 58 alameda hayward at 57 while concord and pittsburgh in the low 60's. petaluma nevado in the low 50's to kick things off winds calm this morning except except for fairfield are breezy a spot winds generally do pick up into the close of your thursday so calm to start calm in the middle and a windy finish your thursday and then a calmer day tomorrow to kick off the weekend. after a 50's and 60's this morning temperatures will waste no time in rising into the 80's by noontime inland and 90's by the afternoon for these same inland areas. today not going to be our hottest a either talking a heat wave into the weekend still have your full forecast james. all right john thank you back to one of our big stories this morning. the white house is urging schools to reopen even as the united states is hitting a new milestone of 3 million. >>coronavirus cases with erica hill now bringing us the very latest. >>these classrooms need students, according to the white house as the president made clear it's time. it's time for us to get our kids back to sc

morning as for temperatures right now 50's 60's and just a few 70's over towards conquered and pittsburgh. go ahead get outside currently enjoy this cool start to the day because it's not going to last as i mentioned temperatures are starting to rise and by the afternoon we're going to be warmer than we were yesterday with highs well into the mid 90's inland, upper 70's low 80's right along the bay. james. all right john thank you to 8 o'clock let's get to that breaking news this morning. 3 deputies were shot and a gunman killed is a shootout in contra costa county near brentwood. it happened around well after an 11 hour standoff with a gunman. this was in the quiet community of nights and here's a map showing you where it occurred it was on green acres lane right off highway 4 and lone tree way. let's go to conference reyna harvey she's at the sheriff's office all morning giving us the very latest arena. >>yeah, we're still waiting for an update on the condition of those deputies what we know 3 of the deputies were shot, 2 of them had to be rushed to a hospital this is all during a call

well fairfield conquered pittsburgh in dublin on the 60's. later today, it will be 60's for san francisco, well low 70's in oakland and mid 80's in san jose, dark. >>thanks a lot on and let's start off with looking at what the coronavirus is shaping up that like this morning. there are 33 states now seeing cases on the rise from week to week. and this shows you that there are 8 states in the red that means more than a 50% increase in cases and where that vote in california. there are 25 states showing a 10 to 50% increase. right now more than 3.3 million infections have been traced to a here in the u.s. and a 135,000 people have died across the country florida right now is the worst in the bay area there are more counties though being added to our states watch list. and that means new restrictions for sonoma county which was put on the list because of an increasing number of covid infection. so starting today. there will be no indoor dining at restaurants and no bars allowed to open that last for at least 3 weeks. they can still have outdoor

pittsburgh now climbing back up to 70 along with fairfield now a concord oakland low to mid 60's currently so we're starting to warm up in by the afternoon. we're back into the upper 60's for san francisco low 70's for oakland while san jose a little cooler than yesterday only in the low 80's, i've got more on your forecast still to come daria thank you john right now firefighters are trying to get aid to big fires in the south bay. the one on the left the cruise fire is in santa clara county it broke out yesterday along crews road and oak spring circle. >>north of gilroy it's 15% contained. and then there's the park fire which was sparked late saturday night in morgan hill and it's burned 340 acres. the good news is 70% contained and all evacuations were lifted in morgan hill but let's go back to the other fire because that one still has evacuations in place in gilroy and kron four's will tran has been monitoring what's going on there will house the fire fight going. >>the firefight continues and will continue for the next several days in fact the wind is starting to pick up the just had

well livermore double in concord pittsburgh. fairfield are spots already in the 70's and we're only at 09:00am berkeley and oakland at 61 degrees now later on today, san jose pretty similar to yesterday's high of 88 degrees. oakland at 77 san francisco, one of your more comfortable areas. it's our inland valleys that are really heating up and i'll tell you more about what to expect there still to come daria. >>thanks a lot john let's get to the breaking news overnight 3 deputies were shot and a gunman killed in a shootout in contra costa county near brentwood. it happened it well in the evening, it was an 11 hour standoff with a gunman. and we have a closer look at where the shooting happened on green acres lane in nights in right off the highway for and lone tree way accomplish reyna harvey is live at the sheriff's office with the latest rana. >>the area like you lasted just about the entire day, those 3 deputy shot 2 of those deputies injured had to be rushed to the hospital they were responding to a domestic violence call in

well 70's and oakland san leandro berkeley and richmond near triple digit heat in pittsburgh in antioch at 99 degrees each napa sonoma santa rosa in the low 90's today while sandra fell nevado and petaluma 86 or 87 degrees for your highs. tomorrow temperatures rise just one to 2 degrees or hottest a though that will actually be on sunday. monday tuesday and wednesday of next week still hot but not as hot as this weekend's about to be by thursday we see daytime highs finally cooling back into the 80's for inland valleys. james. all right. thank you very much john quick check of the bay bridge this morning as we look at traffic around the bay and you can see traffic pretty stacked up here. >>as commuters make their way into san francisco from oakland, no surprise we normally see that here i am picking up one incident, this is on 8.80 northbound just north of high street looks like a couple cars got tangled up. so that's blocking the 2 left lanes but other than that everything else is moving fairly well the san mateo bridge is also moving along to affect here on the span you can see traffi

vacaville pittsburgh cure or 3 spots in the 90's and just barely holding on to the 90's. tomorrow we're going to see a few more 90's on the map as we will on wednesday too. thursday and friday we remain steady with hot temperatures in london 70's along the bay 60's at the coast. while saturday and sunday getting warmer again much as we did this past weekend. highs climbing further into the 90's. james all right. thank you john. it's get a quick check of the bridges for you this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza camera still moving without too much of a slowdown at all really at the toll gate so. >>all in all not bad in the 5 o'clock hour we'll probably expected to be done in building some time around 6.30 so. get out there now if you want to make good time from oakland in a san francisco, the san mateo bridge is also moving without too much delay as well as you can see it's the right hand side that your commute direction from hayward out to foster city and so far everything is moving at the limit the chp logs shows relatively clear conditions nothing major slowing you do

in pittsburgh politics didn't take a holiday. trump supporters took part in a vote parade. >> i don't care if you vote for biden, that's your prerogative, but i'm going to vote for trump. >> not far away pittsburgh i can't breath organized a counter protest. the group marched no justice no peace. at the white house president trump held his second salute to america celebration with an impressive military fly over. the president reminding american willing the country remains strong. >> we will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history or trample on our freedoms. >> thousands witnessed the fireworks displayed. fewer showed up though. the white house encouraged guests to practice social distancing and a number could be spotted wearing masks during the event. >>> the weather was beautiful, look at the view of oakland's lake merritt, many couldn't resist the urge to get out side. there was room to socially distance and in some cases they did. not everyone was wearing a mask. large crowds are known to gather a

pittsburgh in antioch on the other hand warmer than yesterday near 100 degrees at 99 degrees. each vacaville not far behind that at 97 napa and sonoma in the low 90's. santa rosa 92 while nevado in petaluma 87, here's a look ahead at your next 7 days tomorrow, just one to 2 degrees warmer on average than today's daytime highs will be not a big change for your saturday sunday though the hottest one of the weekend with highs near triple digits for even more inland cities after that temperatures remain warm just not quite as hot into monday tuesday and wednesday before inland areas finally return to the 80's by next thursday. james. thank you very much john weather won't be any county fairs this year because of the coronavirus but you'll still be able to get your fair food fix if you wanted them are in county fair is holding a fair food drive through this weekend. >>governor sarah stinson is live in sandra fell. so what does this mean. >>the guys i grew up in marin county if i was a kid in going to this pandemic this would be the best news i've heard in a while what it means is y

areas are actually already off to a pretty warm start with uppers 60's unconquered low 70's in pittsburgh compare that to the low 50's in san francisco in pacifica mid 50's right now in oakland. later today, temperatures out the coast will remain nice and cool well inland, nothing cool about it highs into the mid 90's for inland valleys with upper 70's to low 80's. right along the bay back to you. thanks a lot john. >>starting today it's expected sonoma county is going to be on the states watch list for coronavirus because of an increase kron four's will tran is live in petaluma with what that means to me and you will. >>that means that if you want to go indoors to the restaurants, the tasting rooms to the bars that will not happen because they are rolling that back because the case is not only slightly went up the area and has exploded over the past month or so in fact let me draw your attention to the screen. this is always been a numbers game, especially when you're talking about coronavirus just to give you texture on the state's decision to roll back some of the opening of the bars a

in pittsburgh, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the fire department is cracking down on illegal fireworks this weekend. right now, collection barrels are set up of fire stations throughout the city for anyone to surrender unused fireworks without penalty in oakland. during the high fire danger grizzly peak novartis now closed through all non-local traffic. despite a sleep site decrease in coronavirus cases, governors and continues to emphasize the importance of social distancing. health officials report 4000 new cases yesterday that -- the total number of cases has reached 240,000 and more than 6000 people have died. in the bay area, there is now almost 27,000 cases of the coronavirus, 590 people have died. governor nissen repeated his message during yesterday's news conference, asking people to wear face coverings to protect others. the governor also debuted a couple of new public service announcements. one is a dire warning with no word spoken. >>> he calls this public service announcement a nonpharmaceutical effort and with the fourth of july holiday weekend and the recent surge in cas

it is 85 in san jose, 85 for santa clara and 89 in concord, 90 in pittsburgh, and mid to upper 80s forhe tri-valley. around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco, sausalito and daly city after starting with low clouds and areas of fog. for the east bay, 72 in richmond, 72 in oakland and mid to upper 80s in the north bay. >>> new this morning, it could be difficult to find a place to cut diverse hair. >> the salon started to do something about it. they hosted a free rent local stylist on cutting diverse cuts of hair. the owner says that type of training has not been consistently taught worldwide. they help people feel they have a place to get a haircut. >> really to help fill oucoe everyone who lives also feels like they have a place where they can get a haircut. >> they say they're looking to do this again in august with women's hair. >>> the sudden change for sunday services in our next half hour on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >>> we are live back in north >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >> ght w on baarea, lifting weights after lifting bans. >>> adding to t

one thing that we did do is we went to pittsburgh.ittsburgh, a lot of people don't realize this, it's one of the hardest places for black people to live. you look at research. we wanted to hear from black people in pittsburgh why is this such a hard place to live? we talked to ex-neonazis and klan members and those people were able to acknowledge white privilege. >> we are losing this generation, this tie back to history. what do you think about what we want to remember of our history and how we learn from our history. what can people expect this season to help along in that conversation about what this country really should understand about itself? >> i mean, this country was built on white suv prpremacy. the way this country started on the genocide of native americans and using african-americans as slaves and everything we done is built on top of that. >> tell us what's coming up on the rest of the season. >> we have an episode about reparations, an episode about public schools, an episode about, as you said, the gig economy. we're

host: patrick, from pittsburgh, good morning. caller: i am listening to this narrative from the ambassador, but he is wrong on virtually every level. a church inr in pittsburgh, and there is major animosity against the european agnosticainst their representation against the foundation of catholicism in authoritye misuse of against the polish people. and bassett are, are you talking about the same country? everything you are conveying is not only inaccurate, it is not conveying an issue representative of the abuses of the european union with who have bureaucrats destroyed the foundation of any spiritual construct in nations participating in their own future. guest: i did say and i do believe there are social issues, and the issues you mentioned, there is a great deal of resistance in poland to sum up what i did call kind of a patronizing thing from western europe. i did say that. at the same time, in the polish big cities, the attitudes tend to be far closer to western europe. i think polish society is a way that resembles many ot

louis, indianapolis, minneapolis, cleveland, nashville, pittsburgh, columbus and baltimore. we are tracking this very closely. we're working with state officials to make sure we are responding together, but when you first see that increase in positivity, that's when you have to do mitigation efforts. >> that's how that went. 1.4 million americans filed first time unemployment claims last week, first week to week increase since late march. it comes as expanded employment benefits that helped millions are set to expire. senate republicans propose to significantly reduce them. the president will likely face questions on this when he heads to the white house briefing room in a couple of hours for his third coronavirus task force briefing of the week. unclear if any other members of the task force will join him. as the trump administration faces intense criticism over its response to a real crisis, it is under fire for its handling of a crisis of its own creation. portland, oregon mayor ted wheeler was among those tear gassed after he joined a crowd of demonstrators outside the c

well happening today, the city of pittsburgh will host a virtual groundbreaking ceremony for a mixed use development project now this is a rendering of the high-density development project called the action son looks pretty good from here right. it's set to sit less than a half a mile from the pittsburgh bart station and include 202 residential units and 13,000 square feet of commercial space city officials plan to hold a small ground breaking ceremony. at 10 o'clock this morning with proper physical distancing protocols in place and also personal protective equipment as well, a virtual ceremony will also be held via zoom. >>on the kron 4 morning news of black lives matter art exhibit is now up at a sonoma church hear from visitors on the somber art installation. new details about the weekend's violence in oakland a warning from the city's mayor against playing into what she calls twisted politics. and coming up after the break a new covid-19 relief package is set to be rolled out by republicans today. but not everyone is on board we'll have details coming up. here's a look outside a

fairfield conquer double in livermore all in the 60's right now while pittsburgh, a standout a lot warmer than that san francisco and fairfield wind speeds are still breezy after having picked up last night while areas like livermore hayward half moon bay and san jose have seen increasingly calm conditions that something that areas like san francisco in fairfield are going to tap into later on with increasingly calm winds by the time we work towards the latter part of your morning. today's daytime highs well warmer than yesterday as i mentioned for inland spots well into the 90's a couple areas getting close to the triple digit mark while beside areas in the upper 70's to low 80's and coastal areas in the upper 60's to low 70's. i've got more on your forecast still to come james. thank you john for 2 is the time and breaking news overnight with to contra costa county sheriff's deputies. >>shock following an hours long standoff in the east bay. the shooter in the end was fatally shot by deputies when they returned fire. so we have video from the scene last night this was on the 1700 block

each upper 60's unconquered well low 70's in pittsburgh, currently warmer inland for sure to start the morning, it's going to be a warmer afternoon for the same areas. winds will eventually come down today a couple of breezy spots left in san francisco in fairfield after wind speeds increased late last night. daytime highs in the 90's for inland spots, 70's and low 80's right along the bay, upper 60's to low 70's near the coastline. james. our john thank you for 33 is the time the u.s. recorded more than 60,000 new coronavirus cases yesterday setting yet another. >>daily record and that has some organizations and companies reconsidering large events and gatherings. john lawrence now with a closer look. >>some walt disney world theme parks in orlando getting ready for a phased reopening for the general public this weekend. and it will be a small world after all with attendance limits. temperature screenings masks and social distancing will also be in force for guests at the mouse house as covid-19 cases rise on a daily basis. there are concerns about protecting people when they're outdo

so we talk about zora her being a writer and an anthropologist, but she was working for the pittsburgh courier, and doing anthropological research on paramore rights. she said, girl, i got you. come in now and we will do this. so that's what a lot of this book has taught me that these women were not operating in silos. they were operating in solidarity before we had words for it. so zora showed up and covering the case, and the pittsburgh carrier stopped paying her and if you know her she's all about her money. which camino, i love. you know, i love. this is a capitalist society. even though she stopped covering the case for the pittsburgh courier, what she did as soon as the case was over is that she published a story in a major outlet that reflected ruby's experiences. so she never abandoned ruby or her story. so i'm going to read ruby mcculm. ruby is from florida. it will make sense when i read the poem. they lie, some say that ruby and her husband sam are live oak's black bonnie and collide, but make no mention of her fine house with a pool and the ring of policemen swimming and he

but what we saw in el paso and pittsburgh and as an international problem is what i'm most concerned about and then to bring down the systems and government multicultural democracies to stop the white genocide that has stopped most of the attacks and that motivation will go away because demographics are shifting. if we don't intercept how the propaganda is spread i'm just afraid the next christchurch can be anywhere here or abroad. >> we are facing an uphill battle with social media platforms with the propaganda recruiting members of from that point on they move into private groups and then they cherry pick trying to police this i think would be impossible with the bigger propaganda.to there is a large group to come together and with the earlier testimony. and possibly infrastructure. in las vegas the plot was to take down the grid. the power grid during a protest and then mass casualty is an issue. is not large-scale. and then to learn from las vegas shooter a pie shooting down into the crowd. >> in my experience you are uniquely qualified to talk about law enforcement as violent ex

temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's with oakland pittsburgh in the low 60's. well berkeley conquered, san francisco on up into the north bay all sharing a range of 50's this morning. later on after these 50's 60's we have right now expect daytime highs in the 60's at the coast but 70's near the bay and near 90 if not into the low 90's for many inland areas which we'll talk more about in your full 4 zone forecast still ahead james all right john thank you for one is the time. california is shutting down again as coronavirus cases surge governor newsome announcing a major step back in reopening the economy. >>he's ordering all counties close indoor operations in select sectors but the restrictions are even tighter 4 counties on the state's watch list which include a few here in the bay area capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports. >>governor gavin newsome constantly compares california's reopening process to a dimmer and not a light switch. the governor announcing california as a whole is toggling back covid-19 is not going away anytime soon. intel there i

67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills in southwood drive in pittsburgh issuing a terse especially because we're so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to sending a single engines to most call. >>where we would normally have a pool alarm senate which would be depending on the alarm fortunes of the truck that she is we have just one either respond to each fire set that tone from down or well, no homes were lost there were several injuries i know at least 3 injuries to a mother father were none of the first you lost that fireworks. and that's just the initial round lang says the use of illegal fireworks started earlier this year at the beginning of june. well it's not clear if the fireworks will c

breezy as some of our wind year days have been right now most temperatures are in the 50's to 60's pittsburgh. you've been the warm spot this morning right now you're at 68. fairfield concord napa livermore all in the low 60's. well low 50's and timber on mid-fifties in san francisco, currently by the time we work our way into the afternoon day time highs climb back into the upper 80's if not low 90's for just a few spots in the bay, 60's and 70's remaining near the coast and the bay. james all right john thank you get back to news now on the latest on the coronavirus we have 2 thirds of state see coronavirus cases climbing and that comes as the president is pushing for schools to open at the start of the new school year with whitney wild now with more. >>kimberley chavez lopez byrd died june 26 after fighting coronavirus in the hospital for less than 2 weeks she. that's very surprising. >>she was what i would call the giver give or knowledge. i give her kindness. >>bird shared a classroom with 2 other teachers in arizona, those school officials say all 3 wore gloves masks and use hand saniti

concord in pittsburgh each at 59.apa you're sitting at 57 right now pretty similar to yesterday at this point and really all in all a pretty similar afternoon just around the corner too as daytime highs will be in the 60's at the coast 70's along the bay with 80's returning inland. james, all right. thank you very much john california is shutting down again as coronavi

temperatures remain cool as of right now in the 50's and 60's pittsburgh are warm spot at 68 pacifica in the meantime as well as timber on 2 of our cooler spots in the low 50's right now into the afternoon our coastal areas as you'd expect will be our cooler spots well our inland areas still hanging on to the mid 80's, little cooler than we were yesterday though i'm talking the details on what to expect today still to come back to you. >>thanks a lot and at 8 o'clock a let's talk about the 2 big fires that are burning in the south bay on the left that is in santa clara county. the crews fire which broke out yesterday along crews road and oak spring circle, north of

and skies growing clear by the minute at this point 50's and 60's for your current temperatures pittsburgh at 66 conquered are warm spot right now at 67. you're going to carry that through into the afternoon conquered being one of our warmer spots, one of our only spots in fact back into the 90's san jose you'll hold on 80's with oakland barely even 70's, staying cool and staying comfortable. back to you darya. >>so we're seeing an increase a steady increase and not only total number of positive cases, but total number of hospitalized patients in total number of patients in our icu news. >>there is tightening up today on restrictions and it could happen in all of california to they've seen an increase in hospitalizations in the last 24 hours. so there are watch areas. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in santa clara county, one of the places that we're watching for covid sarah. >>yeah, that's right daria santa clara county is one of those counties on the watch list for the governor because there's an alarming rate of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations live here at great america place people

even a bit breezy this morning so brisk start with 50's and 60's for your current temperatures, pittsburgh, one of our warmer spots right now at 68 not a bad way to start your morning. later on today daytime highs for inland areas, noticeably cooler than where they were yesterday. highs that are warmest mostly in the mid 80's with 60's and 70's lingering closer to the coast back to you. >>thank you very much john happening right now firefighters are busy trying to contain 2 large fires in the south bay on the left side is the latest fire to break out it was in santa clara county, it's called the crews fire. it sparked yesterday along crews road and oak spring circle just north of gilroy that fire has grown out of 1500 acres and is only 15% contained and on the right that's the park fire. it was sparked off yesterday early in the morning near morgan hill. >>actually blew up overnight in a park fire has now grown to 4 a 340 acres at 70% contained. so they have made some progress in all the evacuations near morgan hill have been lifted. the same can't be said for the crews though in gilroy at

one of those threatened more than 20 homes in pittsburgh. kron four's tale of his sacking has more. >>last night it was in my experience of 15 years by far the lows. the most extreme use of illegal fireworks under stage. it was just incredible on the 4th of july. >>legal fireworks in contra costa county spark more fires in 5 hours. what firefighters typically see throughout an entire cern month contra costa fire captain george lang says the department put out 67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills and southwood drive in pittsburgh, extremely dangerous, especially because we were so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to sending a single engines to most call. >>where we would normally hav

temperatures remain cool as of right now in the 50's and 60's pittsburgh are warm spot at 68 pacifica in the meantime as well as timber on 2 of our cooler spots in the low 50's right now into the afternoon our coastal areas as you'd expect will be our cooler spots well our inland areas still hanging on to the mid 80's, little cooler than we were yesterday though i'm talking the details on what to expect today still to come back to you. >>thanks a lot and at 8 o'clock a let's talk about the 2 big fires that are burning in the south bay on the left that is in santa clara county. the crews fire which broke out yesterday along crews road and oak spring circle, north of gilroy its 1500 acres in just 15% contained right now or i should say on the right side of the park fire that's the other one that sparked early yesterday morning at morgan hill actually. >>saturday night. park fire has burned more than 340 acres now 70% contained so they're making some progress on that fact all evacuation orders have been lifted near morgan hill. but the evacuations are still in place in gilroy let's go th

right now we're in the 60's and 70's for most areas pittsburgh at 77 conquered in dublin at 74. in the upper 60's currently timber on you're still hanging on to 50's by the afternoon ahead 70's and 80's for most of us, although a few spots in the 90's i'll tell you who still to come. >>and said all really matter. >>so new this morning. this is video sent to kron 4 by viewer showing at least 2 people painting over black lives matter street mural in martinez on saturday and as you just heard that man say black lives matter black lives matter did not belong in martinez and that quote all lives matter we should point out the demonstrators who painted the mural did have city permission to do it for as these activists painting over in black. >>did not so it looks like a real battle is shaping up in a lot of cities around the bay area and the nation including in martinez, let's talk to the mayor of martinez. rob shoulder about what's going on good morning. mister mayor. okay so what what do you make of what's happening in martinez. >>i'm not quite sure but you know that that the fear w

this pittsburgh native while researching his magnificent book on the wright brothers walked to the perry in greene county where they perfected flying and spent a great deal of time one of the bicycle and print shops and in the wright brothers archives at wright state university this pittsburgh native also spent many a day at marietta college and nights at the lafayette hotel on the banks of the river. he did that working on his new book which you are all holding i think everybody has got one, the pioneers he said it best himself a grip on the ohio river in pittsburgh where ther story begins so it's in my bloodstream to. a two-time pulitzer prize winner to national book awards and recipient of the presidential medal of freedom. for over 50 years he has informed us and inspired us and introduced us to fascinating characters to bring new insight in introspective for understanding of historical figures we thought we already knew and he told us more about. we are delighted to have him today it has been said you could have the character of david mccullough writing history as effortlessly as if

. >> on lectures in history, university of pittsburgh professor marcus rediker teaches a class about the atlantic slave trade. he explores the portuguese and spanish origins of the trade soon after 1492, and, later, how plantations based on slave labor generated enormous concentrations of wealth. professor rediker also discusses how traders acquired or captured slaves on the west african coast, and describes the horrible conditions on slave ships for captives during the middle passage. this lecture was recorded in 2010 inside the university of pittsburgh's historic cathedral of learning building. prof. rediker: ok, everybody. greetings. good morning. our subject for today is the atlantic slave trade, and the first thing i want to say about it is that we have a big subject, a tremendously important subject, and truly a difficult subject to deal with today. its importance lies in its relationship to the transformation of the world in the early modern era. by that, i mean essentially three things. first, the origins and the rise of capitalism around the atlantic, beginning in the late 1

temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's with san jose conquered, pittsburgh and fairfield all in the 60's. oakland, you're right at 61 degrees while berkeley san francisco temper on and then much other areas in the north bay also down in the 50's this morning. later on today look for to daytime highs that will climb a little bit cooler than yesterday's did but still on the warm side for inland areas. well into the 80's for most inland valley locations, 60's 70's near the coast in the bay. james all right john thank you 6 o'clock, let's begin the hour with a check of the coronavirus the latest numbers in fact those numbers show that at least 33 states are now seeing new cases rise. >>on a week to week basis and here's the map that we like to show you the gives you a snapshot of where the situation is right now in america, we have 8 states highlighted in red including california these are states where we seen new cases rise, 50% or more. there are 25 states that now have a 10 to 50% increase week over week and those are the areas that we've highlighted here in orange. in total, we

they were trying to share with pittsburgh but that didn't work out. one option now is guess what, you are just going to go on the road for all those games and play those teams and count as a home team. this is nuts that's what you are dealing with this is 2020 sports. >> i like the mookie betts deal and the dodgers. i'm going to say it right now. i'll say it right now, the dodgers will win the world series this year whatever that's worth. they are going to win it i'm calling it >> that would be fun >> angels aren't we have a lot of hitting, no pitching thank you. you score 14 runs, the other scores 15. it doesn't help. we'll be back. stick around at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. >>> another busy