>>the redwood city mural it was put up on the 4th of july it had approval from city officials but it was washed away last week this after a local attorneys requested that a mural supporting president trump be painted nearby kron 4 stand for and he talked to the murals artist and the attorneys tonight, he joins us live in redwood city dan. >>well that mural the artist of the black lives matter mural says that he is really thankful to be to redwood city for allowing him to paint this mural but his issue is that he believes that maybe this message was washed away because of some of these political stance on the other hand, the woman who wants the magna 2020 slogan painted out here in redwood city says that these are comparable ideas and that this is free redwood city's black lives matter mural on broadway has been quietly washed away the mural was painted a little over 2 weeks ago, but has a new proposal emerged the bright yellow letters soon vanished they made the decision to. >>take black lives matter off the street at the first person the proposed the. >>mega 2020 black lives matter

individual reporting in redwood city dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well another big story we're following this morning. president trump is threatening to send federal agents to oakland to quote deal with unrest now this comes after federal police in portland were seen taking demonstrators away in unmarked cars over the weekend. offers ella sogomonian has the latest. >>the mayor portland's calling those actions very unamerican saying that he has not asked for those troops and does not want them there. those agents have no insignia but we have since learned that their customs and border protection agents brought in by the department of homeland security dhs says that people are being arrested for crimes committed and that they are there to protect federal buildings from demonstrators set of taken destructive measures in one case of police association office was set on fire law enforcement on the ground have been firing tear gas and one source tells me that agents are being hit but frozen water bottles fireworks and green lasers being pointed into the

maybe some of the best weather, redwood city, 82. a light wind oud of the northwest at 9. san francisco, chilly, 50s in the marina. winds out of the west at 19. so bring your jacket. and the north bay, 92 in napa. my extended forecast will show dry weather next seven days and 60s in san francisco. and for the inland valleys, i have you in the mid-90s this weekend. no big wind the next several days, and eventually some cooler 80s next wednesday, thursday, and also on friday. as we wrap this up, i did want to let you know some new information real fast. there is now a 50% chance we could have la nina develop this fall and winter. it's not a slam dunk but it's something i'm going to closely watch as we head through the next couple of months. raj, good luck with the gophers and your plants this weekend. i'm all protected. i can come help you out. >> i will be facetiming you. you know i will saturday or sunday. thanks jeff. >>> up next at 11:00, he spent more than 100 days in the hospital battling covid-19. today, though, this former triathlete was finally allowed to go back ho

individual reporting in redwood city dan thorn kron 4 news. >>from redwood city to san francisco now where hundreds of union members and their supporters joined together for a rally. they are opposing cuts in public services and supporting the black lives matter movement. the protesters rallied in front of city hall demanding corporations and the government take action to confront white supremacy and global. the global pandemic and also the broken economy as well. >>a big story this morning the president is threatening to federal agents to oakland to quote deal with unrest. this as federal police in portland or seen taking demonstrators away in unmarked cars over the weekend kron four's al assad moan and has the latest. >>the mayor portland's calling those actions very unamerican saying that he has not asked for those troops and does not want them there. those agents have no insignia but we have since learned that their customs and border protection agents brought in by the department of homeland security dhs says that people are being arreste

individual reporting in redwood city dan thorn kron 4 news. >>in san francisco, hundreds of union members and their supporters gathered for a rally to oppose cuts to public services. the protesters rallied in front of the city hall and amanda corporations and the government take action to confront white supremacy. the pandemic and the economy. happening today, the oakland city council is going to look at making more cuts to the oakland police. this comes after already they cut 14 million dollars from the department. police officers, however are against the deeper cuts kron four's dan kerman has more. since the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police. >>the defund the police movement has spread across the country, including oakland. we're nearly 15 million dollars was cut from the department when the city council passed its budget in june. now to city council members want to carve out an additional 11 million dollars from the police budget. >>other cities now are also working on providing other methods of enforcement that don't

individual reporting in redwood city dan thorn kron 4 news. >>in san francisco, hundreds of union members and supporters for them join together for this rally. they are against cuts in public services and support, the black lives matter movement. the protesters rallied in front of city hall demanding corporations and the government take action to confront white supremacy. the pandemic and the broken economy. >>happening today, the open city council will look at making more cuts to the oakland police department, this comes after already cutting 40 million dollars from that department and police officers as you might imagine are against the plan for deeper cuts with kron four's dan kerman with more. >>since the death of george floyd at the hands of minneapolis police. the defund the police movement has spread across the country, including oakland. we're nearly 15 million dollars was cut from the department when the city council passed its budget in june. now to city council members want to carve out an additional 11 million dollars from the poli

>>the redwood city mural was put up on the 4th of july and had approval from city but it was quietly washed away last week this after a local attorney ernie requested that that a mural of supporting president trump, he painted nearby. kron four's dan thorn talked to the murals artist he talked to the attorneys tonight and joins us live in redwood city dan. >>catherine this artist says that he's thankful to redwood city officials for allowing him to paint this black lives merrill here in the first place but his issue was with whether or not a human rights message was washed away because of some of these political stance, the woman on the other hand who wants the trump campaign slogan to be painted here says that both ideas are comparable. >>redwood city's black lives matter mural on broadway has been quietly washed away the mural was painted a little over 2 weeks ago, but has a new proposal emerged the bright yellow letters soon vanished they made the decision to. >>take black lives matter off the street at the first person the proposed the. >>mega 2020 black lives matter and peas was

individual reporting in redwood city dan thorn kron 4 news.>and over in san francisco. we have hundreds of union members and their supporters joining together for a rally. they were opposing cuts to public service and their supporting black lives matter movement. the protesters rallied in front of city hall demanding corporations and the government take action to confront white supremacy. the global pandemic and the broken economy. a live look outside as we take a brief break our camera here in san francisco right along the embarcadero showing us the bay bridge with some. >>cloudy conditions overhead. if you missed rebecca's to have another visitor coming up in >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, i'm rebecca strong in for john this morning and we are tracking a lot of gray skies around the bay area. some my and seeing peaks of sunshine so more sunshine is on the way i promise you that and by lunchtime we will see it across the entire bay area for now this a live picture overlooking downtown san jose right now and temperature wise ge

traffic is being diverted off at redwood estate. locals will know the highway. if you don't know the area, i suggest you hold off until we get this cleared. no word on when they expect to get the lanes cleared. a standard build through san jose. back to you, laura? >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. 6:01. and developing right now another long and chaotic night outside the federal courthouse in portland as protesters clash with federal law officers. they used tear gas on activists. even in the early morning hours small debris fires could be seen burning in the area. protesters have been out every single night since the death of george floyd two months ago. >>> happening today oakland leaders taking some new steps to ensure they can avoid a similar scenario here. they will debate a resolution allowing the city to take any lawful steps to counter potential white house threats. the president last week hinted that he may quell violent protests. the most recent took place saturday night and actually started as a rally to support portland activists. mayor libby

robert handa joins us from redwood city where som community advocates say it's time for san mateo county to be put on the watch list. >> reporter: well, there is a nervous mood at the county government center. leaders say they know the state could put them on the watch list at any time. some community organizers say it should have happened earlier. the powerhouse gym in downtown redwood city is open right now because san mateo county has managed to stay off the state watch list which means gyms, nail salons, churches and malls can be open. the county manager says it's due to compliance. >> it really is in the hands of the people of this county right now whether we stay off that watch list or go on that watch list. >> reporter: most people we talked to are relieved to be off the list. some city leaders and citizen groups say the county should be due to the rising number of covid cases. >> the trend is getting worse and it's accelerating. so it's not a steady rise. it's a very rapid rise. >> we are not on the watch list is preposterous. obviously, tre is no way that. >> reporter: the count

we were here in redwood city talking with some business owners who very much expected that they might have to shut down again before the end of the week. now, mathematically speaking, back on monday or tuesday, this county did trip some of the thresholds that could have put it on the watchlist but that did not happen. obviously, great news for gym and salon owners what do you think people are thinking? just a little bit down the road to the south. >> either way, with the virus wawe have h ther an opportunity to rebuttal we t taylor martin last week he was worried that he would be closed, again, by now. so, despite the still-bad situation -- >> being open is a blessing. >> my place is a little bit kind of open. >> reporter: this salon also remains open, but it would not be if she were parked any further down el camino. >> yes, i worry about it because santa clara county is already closed. >> 79% of tests are positive in the state of california, somehow we landed on the state watchlist. so, there is something wrong with the metrics. >> reporter: santa clara supervisor dave cortez is a l

redwood city in palo alto 8377 for mountain view, the south bay we've got the lower to maybe middle 80's going on for places like milpitas but still morgan hill at 92 just a reminder 83 for cupertino santa clara 82 upper 70's cover the east bay shoreline to the south. we've got the upper 80's and tri valley now and up to walnut creek in 88 the concord making it up to 91 as you can see 68 for berkeley enrichment at about 70, jumping up here the north bay vacaville racing headed 95 fairfield at 90 88 going on for pittsburgh, an 82 for napa sonoma 8685 for santa rosa. not too bad for the beaches of moran middle to upper 60's at that in our 7 day forecast a slight drop from this front that's going to take its sweet little time getting here that will actually shave off our highs a bit for you can see wednesday thursday but then by the end of the week and the weekend warming back up just a touch robin, how the bay area roads looking good moving well, i have not found any hot spots or major problems for 80 the trip to san francisco looks really good for now so here's a live look. >>and traffi

it's a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: redwood city provided a statement from the city manager.ent on a case in litigation. the city has been and will continue to be committed to fostering an organizational culture that promotes public trust and accountability. >> when we do speak up of these things, we are immediately ostracized. we now become a pariah within a department. >> reporter: is by the risk, he tells me he was inspired by the protest that followed the death of george floyd. >> if you want social change and you are not getting it, you have to stand for it at some point in time. >> reporter: moving forward, he tells me he wants to stay with the redwood city fire department. he hopes the lawsuit will bring about changes, including leadership my hiring and promotion practices. >>> chp commissioner warren stanley says he hopes to make the highway patrol or diverse. stanley is the first black commissioner of the chp. the agency is more than 60% white and a state were about 37% of the population is white. latinos make up about a quarter of the fourth and blacks make up just

. >> i have been trying to find redwood and cedar and usually it is stuck up here but the last few timesit has been sold out and it is sold out. >> reporter: lumbar yard say they are sold out and at economy lumbar piedmont in oakland they are out of the popular one by 8 x 6 redwood used for fencing and the general manager said this lot used to be full of fencing products. >> it used to be and saturday we would have all of the homeowners in. today for a lot of people, every day is saturday. >> reporter: experts say people are finally getting to the projects they have been putting off. >> you have nowhere to go. >> a lot of people are staying home and i think they find a lot of projects to do around the house. >> reporter: large construction companies have been stocking up on wood and speeding up on projects and they will shut down construction sites due to the rise in covid-19 cases. experts say the sudden surge in demand caught many sawmills off guard and in march or april most and washington and oregon either shut down or skilled that production. >> the prices are rising and we are appr

but first, a black lives matter neural removed in redwood city. john ramose explains why it was quietly taken down. >> why it was removed may be a sign in their times we live in. a resident got permission to paint the mural on broadway street as part of a fourth of july public art celebration. the city supplied yeller poster paint to do it. >> because we were using the posterboard paint that would eventually deteriorate, my understanding was that the mural would last as long as the pain lasted. >> last thursday the city washed that sign away, only after being contacted by a local attorney who said if the street was now a public foreign, forum, she wanted a sign of her own reading mag 82020. so i figured this would be a new publix public space open for discussion and >> its short form make america great again, based the ability of illegal fight, the city finally decided that dan sign is a traffic hazard and could cause accidents, and they removed in the middle of the night. he says he does not consider black lives matter to be a political statement

there 78 in redwood city 79 degrees in mount view the south bay you've got a mixed bag, some 70's and 80's popping up in the afternoon 90 degrees on the hot side as you make your way into pleasanton and livermore 89 in dublin, 71 san leandro 73 in oakland about 70 degrees in berkeley 79 degrees of lou about 84 in benicia so certainly some very comfortable temperatures nice summer weather pattern right now that we've settled into an looks like it is going to stick around temperatures may cool just slightly on friday the weekend looks like just some morning clouds giving way to plenty of sunshine. >>thank you for much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 including a texas congressman testing positive for coronavirus and he suggesting he got it from wearing his mask. plus the amount of time your kids spend in front of tablets or phones may not be so important. but experts say parents should really be concerned about when it comes to screen time. and after the break the new technology. one airline is using to tr jetblue is experimenting with the use of high-tech you be light system

there is a hard closure at redwood estates. lanes are blocked. >>> number seven, look who's back. a robot dog. have a robot dog working at one of its michigan plants next month. are you all ready? >> no. >>> good morning, america. re-opening rollback. officials cracking down on restrictions. governor cuomo appalled after seeing this video of a concert in new york now under investigation. a serious outbreak in the sun belt after a church event in alabama. more than 40 people test positive. as cases surge, president trump now pushes some governors to re-open more quickly despite white house coronavirus task force member dr. birx pleading with some states to keep bars closed. and his national security adviser testing positive, plus the inside story of the response to the pandemic. the nation's top scientists take a look at what went wrong with testing. >> it is the perfect storm and my worst nightmare. >> dr. anthony fauci joins us live just ahead for a morning exclusive. >>> deal or no deal? the trillion dollar battle on

a live look at downtown redwood city. have a great weekend. >>> good morning. pause the process.ronavirus cases hitting another daily record in the u.s., dr. anthony fauci says it's time for some states to slow their reopenings. >> shutting down to opening up in a way that essentially skipped over all the guideposts. that's not the way to go. >> in california the new surge causing new shutdowns. in texas first responders pushed to the brink. in florida cases skyrocketing, but disney world set to reopen this weekend. so where do things really stand? we

like tomorrow temperatures on the board right now we got 64 open 57 for concord's 56 for can 62 for redwood city. we have to have a little section here was a little cooler looks like even off towards the delta bit but then warming up by comparison sake along the peninsula and portions of the east bay today 61 at 09:00am 75 by 12, again looking for warmer temperatures tomorrow, but dropping again by the time we get into sunday off little, but look closer look at all this coming up in a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot of us get right to our top story this friday morning. bay area health officials are encouraging everyone to stay home this 4th of july weekend now this comes as the state and the bay area continue to see an increase in coronavirus cases. >>kron 4 sarah stinson live in contra costa county in the east bay this morning. she has all the details sarah. >>marty this 4th of july was supposed to be the perfect recipe for an amazing time, it's falling on a saturday this year and clearly the weather is great but not this year the coronavirus is also spiking right now so it's a recip

the redwood city police department says all fireworks are illegal in redwood city. if you're caught with him, he could face up to a $50,000 fine and even go to jail. for the first time since 1939, the city canceled its annual fourth of july festival, parade and fireworks show. >>> almost all fireworks shows around the bay area have been canceled. most cities and towns around the country also canceling their annual independence day fireworks shows because of the pandemic. the cancellations are having a big impact on the fireworks industry. a lot of companies are already purchasing supplies putting on the now canceled fireworks shows. >> thousands of dollars are sitting in warehouses now. it will be difficult and tough but we are going to see what happens. >>> normally there is about 16,000 firework shows in the cities and towns around the country on 4 july. >>> one man is under arrest after an attempted carjacking that was caught on video and led to a police chief and then the suspect driving off a cliff near santa cruz. myles ragland said he was driving north on hig

that is when redwood citizen and real estate attorney stepped anna.idn't have an issue with the blm message being displayed at all, but she did argued the city streets were now public forum. she should be able to display her own murals, maga 2020. instead of letting both exist simultaneously, the city took down the blm signage as a way to keep anything pro-trump off of the streets. maria joins us now. maria, thank you for being here. now, i understand that you even offered to pay the cost of the painting, but the city still shut it down? now, why do you think that is? >> well, i guess they didn't want to see maga 2020 on the main streets in the city. >> lisa: well, they actually issued a statement, maria where they basically said this would only be a temporary "black lives matter"-year-old. they never intended it to be permanent. "black lives matter" wasn't in for short duration and concern about safety issues with painting on public street stomach streets which could result in driver confusion and traffic accidents, thus the existing mural has been r

if >>> the redwood city firefighters are suing the city of redwood racial discrimination.oseph says that he loves being a firefighter, and during his eight years with the redwood city fire department, he has been the last, and singled out because of his race. he said one example happened during a field test. >> i had to battalion chiefs, captain, training chief, they were all watching me do my test, whereas everyone else, other employees that did the same test only had a captain watching them. >> the chairman said he received obscene photographs of african-american women and men from callings. he also cited an incident where he says a captain and asked if he was going to get a gold grill to match his lapel and belt buckle when he is promoted chief. the city manager said that we cannot comment on i case and litigation. >> a black lives matter mural outside of city hall in palo alto is causing controversy. an image of joanne chas mar is painted and the letter e, within the 225 foot mural on the street. her, along with other members of the black liberation army were convicted

and in the peninsula, we have 80s around redwood city and then the 70s elsewhere. and good 62 to 63 along the pena coast, upper 60s downtown and south san francisco. and then you can see the upper 70s through the north bay, but sonoma north where we have 80s and 90s in the same places that question had them yesterday. 72 in richmond, everyone else mid to upper 70s along the east bay72 in richmond, everyone els mid to upper 70s along the east bay shore. and the 7 day forecast, about the same tomorrow, maybe a little more humidity. and then by friday and saturday, our hottest days ahead of us through the weekend and then we lose that heat come monday and tuesday. a baby roller coaster the next couple of days. >> thank you, mike. >>> samsung has set a date for its new phone and a new inexpensive but powerful laptop. >> samsung's next big launch, the company has scheduled an event three weeks from today where it is expected to roll out its new galaxy note 20 phones. rumors say a new smart watch ander buds will be revealed. the event will be virtual. >>> and a new offer

sun sets 63 downtown 59 in daly city 66 degrees and sunny and mild in millbrae about 77 degrees in redwood city, a lot of 70's 80's into the south bay still couple hot 90's in the interior valleys tomorrow afternoon about 70 in berkeley 72 degrees in richmond about 81 in pittsburgh back along the coastline about 57 degrees at stinson beach next 2 days watches temperatures cooling down just a little bit a little breezy. i think as we get into sunday and also the monday just. >>thank you lawrence now oregon's governor says federal agents will start leaving portland as early as tomorrow acting homeland security secretary chad wolf and governor kate brown negotiated a plan that includes a robust presence of oregon state police in downtown portland. president donald trump insisted that federal troops would not leave portland until local authorities secured their city. the nightly portland protests began after george floyd's death at the hands of minneapolis police 2 months ago. they have spiraled into violence, including agents using tear gas and taking people away. messing up the technology. h

. >>> a redwood city firefighter has filed a lawsuit against the city for racial discrimination.oseph estimates says he loves being a firefighter, but during his eight years with a redwood city fire department, he says he is been harassed and singled out because of his race. one example was during a field test for a promotion. >> i had two battalion chiefs, a captain, a training chief, who are watching me do my tests. whereas other folks, or other employees who did the same test only had a caption watching them. >> he says he is also received up seen pictures of black women and men from colleagues and he cited an incident in which a captain asked if he was going to get a gold grill to match his lapel and belt buckle when he is promoted to chief. the city manager says quote, we cannot comment on a case in litigation. >>> a black lives matter mural painted outside palo alto city hall is causing controversy. the issue is over a particular person who is included in the mural. ktvu's southbay reporter jesse gary explains. >> reporter: looking down while walking across a street can be

if these in some lower 60's fremont redwood city for example in valais ho those are the 3 that i spotted right there in the 50's elsewhere pretty much throughout the bay 62 redwood city is well down the peninsula. so let's watch what happens those clouds and fog that we have here in kind of spins around a little bit here for the next couple of hours. but as we approach new into the afternoon or into the mostly sunny mode. we don't see much interfering with us on july 4th itself, let's check and at some of these winds now we'll look for the color is a shun that happens the typical on shore winds being driven by inland heating. that will be the story going on here as you can see for this afternoon tomorrow, pretty nice as we talk about going to be warm. but look what happens late in the day a little up tick in terms of those winds all on shore and this is a little bit driven son optically meaning that it's going to be a change of weather as we get into our sunday still quite windy into sunday mornings will notice. good strong northwest winds and temperatures will correct on sunday or chang

in redwood city, nbc bay area news. >>> of course county fairs across the state are canceled. but one bay area county is making sure you still get a taste of summer. the marin county fair is hosting a drivethrough food fair. no rides of course because of covid-19 but you can still get a taste of the fun, kettle corn, funnel cake, cotton candy, without ever leaving your car. >> i think individuals are looking for something different, especially those that have been safely sheltering at home for a long time now. we do expect a pretty good turnout. and we hope people do take part and get a little sense of fair food, whether it be that quintessential corn dog or the funnel cake. >> the drivethrough is open this weekend from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. they will have the same hours next weekend. >>> perfect time to check in with vianey irarana. people going to the food drivethrough might want to blast the a vsh c, right. >> it is going to be a hot weekend, especially inland. at least we will have the sunshine. give and take. overlooking san francisco right now. right 3w 54 degrees. wake u

they are turning vehicles around at redwood estate. using a lot of brake lights building because of this. traffic alerts are in effect around 17 north of the summit. >>> today marks one year since the gunman broke into the gilroy garlic festival and shot and killed three people. there are several events planned but they will be largely closed off through social distancing. we're live in gilroy with how today will play out. >> reporter: we are live at christmas hill park, at the scene of the crime one year ago. so this is the scene of the creek where the gunman cut the fence and entered the festival grounds. and then he crossed over in front of his palm tree, where there is a memorial. this open field is where he committed the crime and shot and kiree people. today, the area will be closed off to the public and city council members will be here, raising a flag that says hashtag gilroy strong to commemorate the occasion. >> stephen romero, keyla salazar, and trevor irby . in the days following the shooting we saw how the tightknit small

and me this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york islands to the redwoodaters this land was made for you and me yeah ♪ >> >> concluding the show, chorus master conducted some 200 voices singing the battle hymn of the republic. [applause] ♪ ♪ in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea with a glory in his bosom that transfigures you and me as he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free while god is marching on ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> fireworks have long been a traditional part of fourth of july celebrations and this day continues that tradition. color in flashes of the evening sky above the potomac river. it was a long and eventful day. hundreds of thousands of persons took part in the celebration at the nation's capital, while millions more in their own way in their own towns and cities throughout the united states took this day to affirm their love for their country. this is richard strader in washington, d.c. on the in history, professor david farber teaches a class on the origin of the

the only issue that we're seeing on the chp log is on 1, 1, down in redwood city. it's the northbound direction right there at broadway street off-ramp looks like a vehicle took a little too fast got themselves rolled over onto the median so they've got a tow truck out there they're clearing it, but it doesn't seem to be slowing traffic down on 1 one itself. more weather and traffic updates in a bit now let's get back to the headlines this morning in the east bay, a young girl is leading a new effort now to save the oakland zoo. it comes after the zoo announced that it was in danger permanently closing because of the pandemic kron four's fleet recall has the story. >>for the past week 6 year-old andy solarte has been occupying her time in castro valley by making bracelets tokens of appreciation to the donor she hopes may help save the oakland zoo thank you time and money andy's mother kelly says her daughter is a lifelong member of the zoo. >>before the pandemic the family would visit the more than 750 animals there at least once every couple of months, but shelter

. >>> only on nbc bay area, accusations of racism within the redwood city fire department. an african-american firefighter has filed a lawsuit against the department claiming he's been harassed, ostracized, and sent sexually explicit pictures, and he believes it's because of his race. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd says he's going public tonight because he wants justice. >> i was harassed continuously because of my ethnic background as an african-american immigrant. >> reporter: joseph echima says that shocked him because he joined the department ten years ago to serve and protect his community. his thanks, he says, has been harassment. >> i even had a supervisor ask if he can use the n-word whereas he sees other black people using the n-word. >> reporter: for the past several years, he claims he's been the recipient of vile racial jokes and offensive effigies and sent pictures we can't even show on tv. >> i had a captain, a supervisor tell me that the black lives matter protesters need to be shot. >> reporter: his lawyer filed a lawsuit against the fire department and two of e

in at 7579 for burlingame and to the south here in the 80's popping up here palo alto to 8683 for redwood city mountain view at 80 and throw in some 90's into the mixture here down to the south bay. morgan hill coming in at 91, san jose at 8586 bill peterson along with cupertino and los gatos with a pair of 8 east bay shoreline to the south. we have about 84 fremont we'll probably see more of them along to the south tri valley about 90 dublin, 87 meanwhile, 91 going on walnut creek 92 for concord 78 san leandro and 73 for berkeley jumping up the north bay here the cool spot delay who at 71 bunny should 84. 85 for now an 89 for sonoma with 90 going on for santa rosa 67 meanwhile for stenson beach get used to the 90's inland there with us it looks like not just to finish off the week but through the weekend and on into early next week. check in bay area highways and byways villa said probably will do that let's head over to the bridges you want to check the drive around the bay area this morning. >>we have the bay bridge 80 west. and yes it is picking up picking up does not mean bad we just

get through millbrae at 73 today, a high of 76 in burlingame and then the low 80's popping up 81 in redwood city and 81 in san carlos today, 77 if you're going to be in palo alto today and then we're going to see a pretty much 80's across much of the south bay today except for sonny bill you're going to be at 79 for the high 85 though in campbell today, 86 for the high in los cabos getting toast here in morgan hill at a high of 89 for the afternoon high 89 in a little more today in upper 80's continue in pleasanton but nice comfortable 70's for hayward and union city both at 75 today for the high 67 in berkeley 69 in richmond and then mid to upper 80's for much of our east bay zone conquered you'll be at a high of 88 today and 86 in walnut creek. 90's though popping up as we get into vacaville that's going to be one of our hot spots this afternoon at 94 90 in pittsburgh and 90 in antioch mid to upper 80's in napa today, 81 in nevada today, a high of 81 also in sandra fell and then coastal spots of course much cooler 61 at stinson beach and 58 for the afternoon high. in point rays. so yes we

degrees 68 in oakland today, 65 in san francisco looking at 78 degrees for the afternoon high in redwood city. low to mid 80's in the south bay, san jose you'll be at a high of 81 and morgan hill 84, the north a mainly in the 70's 76 for the afternoon high in nevada and 78 for napa your seven-day around the bay forecast a very similar for the next couple of days, we're going to see 80's inland 70's around the bay 60's at the coast, but then things are going to get a little bit warmer as we get into saturday and sunday reaching almost that ninety-degree mark especially in our inland spots james back to you all right rebecca, thank you for 43 let's. >>it's national headlines here president trump says that he will revive his daily coronavirus briefings that went away almost 3 months ago. he's also now encouraging americans to wear face masks, rip jim acosta with the very latest now from washington. >>with more than 140,000 deaths from the coronavirus in the u.s. and counting president trump is offering up a new proposal to show he's dealing with the pandemic resurrecting the briefing room n

redwood city. 75 in san mateo. things of course continue to drop off as we have that ocean breeze. it will leave us with, oh, the chilliest weather right there in the marina at 58 degrees. and for the north bay, napa and sonoma coming in with a mix of 70s and 80s. my extended forecast, it's a real winner for san francisco. 60s next several days. a little bit of fog mixed in there and also some sunshine. and the inland valleys, yes, it's going to go hotter. saturday, 94. but look at next tuesday, esday, and thursday. for july temperatures in the mid, upper 80s, that is right on par with where we should be. now, it should be said august can still get very hot, so i would enjoy this stretch of weather we have coming the next seven days. raj, i know you're probably already making plans for the weekend. >> i'm thinking about it right now. we're not going anywhere. we're just figuring out when and what to barbecue. >> i'm with you on that. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, no coins for the laundromat or parking meters. the reasons finding that loose change is becoming a real problem around t

upper 60's today again we're adding to this for tomorrow down the southern end of the peninsula 77 redwood city palo alto 78 so the 80's not popping up here as much to the south bay. yeah we've got some 80's going on here morgan hill at 8683 los gatos. san jose coming in at 80 along with milpitas in santa clara at 7984 cupertino he's the shoreline to the south lower to middle 70's there tri valley lower 80's livermore around 80 to 81 for pleasanton 82 walnut creek concord checking in at 84. more 60's and 70's mixture along the east bay shoreline here with oakland at 69 berkeley at 66, up to the north bay, let's to around 84 for fairfield 87 for vacaville 7577 going on for napa this the 90's don't worry we'll be back tomorrow 83 for santa rosa with 8070's mixture heading down south stenson be checking in at about 60. in the seven-day forecast there's the pop it happens tomorrow, right with the fireworks and all on the 4th of july dropping quickly for sunday noon to fill that with the winds now and then took the balance of next week it looks like we're going to stay in 80's territory. robin

this all happened in the town of knights inn just northeast of redwood. ktvu's elissa harrington explains what happened. >> reporter: this is the rural home or a domestic violence call led to a tense standoff and shooting thursday night. sheriff's deputies were first called to the scene in the morning. the woman said the suspect was holding her hostage, had poured gasoline on her and threatened to set her on fire. swat and a hostage negotiation team try to get the suspect out of the home. neighbors who do not want their faces on camera said they heard several gunshots throughout the hours long standoff. >> the only time i really heard something is when they did the flash bang on the far side of the house and the sound like somebody was yelling, screaming, panicking xp met the woman inside the home was able to escape. at one point the suspect's brother try to convince them to surrender. >> they mentioned his brother and said your brother loves you and we know you love your brother and it was more on a pulling of the heart strings like you have more to live

on the peninsula yesterday, wow it was into the 90s redwood city.eeze will be feeling a little bit better later on in the day today. certainly a lot better with that quick warmup on the way. 61 in concord. it is 48 in petaluma. 51 in napa and look outside here our east bay hills camera, just a little bit of fog, some haze out there. sizzling hot inland, with the patchy fog returning tomorrow morning, setting up that cooler monday afternoon, and summer spread continues throughout the rest of the week. so as we look at the wind profile throughout the day today, you're going to notice it's light through noontime, very little wind and by the afternoon it's just anywhere from about 10 to 15 miles an hour. it's not until after 4:00 we begin to feel the breeze, perhaps through the delta. locally certainly around the bay, but as for highs today in the south bay, check it out, 100 in morgan hill. 99 in gilroy. a little bit warmer today in parts of the south bay with low 90s arriving. 9 in sunnyvale. redwood city almost as warm as yesterday. it's a hot day in

redwood city, low to mid-80s. hot over here in the inland east bay. walnut creek going to 88. oakland only goes to 74 today. it will still be hot in mendocino county with 99 for the daytime high. there's cooled down that i mentioned at the top of the forecast. 94 today until 87 on wednesday. things are really moderated. we are in that summer pattern with the marine layer and the sea breeze. >> i feel like those numbers have inched up a degree or two. >> they have. it looked a little bit lower for wednesday. it is a subtle difference and l erside. >>> just hanging out on our fans. >> a black bear has become a regular visitor in one monterey county neighborhood. the bear popped up in their backyard. the young male likely came from a nearby national forest in search of a snk. e a bear for your window. i have a window that overlooks my backyard and i looked to my kitchen and there was the bear in my backyard. >> fish and wildlife is helping the bear will find its way back to the forest on its own. >>> north korea pushed the city on lockdown signing the first possible case of coron

the peninsula also fantastic weather from redwood city right into san mateo with 70s.an francisco, we like it cold in july, and that's what you're going to get. 50s and 60s. winds out of the west at 15. across marin, napa, and sonoma counties, have it as hot as 95 in clearlake. mill valley, 74 degrees. we're all good tomorrow but the other good news i have to report, at least for july, is we have a cooler system just to the north as we move all the way through next week and right now that looks like it's going to keep hot, 90s and 100s away. so make your plans now and make them good. san francisco, we have 60s next several days, morning fog and some of that afternoon sunshine moving on in. pretty similar to what we've seen lately. and right here for the inland valleys, we'll be at about 90 degrees saturday and sunday. then we're going to the 80s monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. and there's also no big wind coming over the next seven days, and that will continue to help out our fire danger. so even if we've got to work from home next week, we've got som

burlingame later on this afternoon, 75 for foster city and san mateo low 80's, san carlos and into redwood city mountain view you'll be at a high of 80 degrees. here's south zone covered in the 80's today anywhere from the low to upper 80's. so it is definitely more widespread here today 80 degrees expected in sunnyvale 84 in cupertino but 18 i'm pretty toasty in morgan hill later on today expected and you're east bay zone looks like this it's going to be really nice pleasant temperatures closer to the bay. we're looking at some mid to upper 70's for union city and hayward fremont you'll be at a high of 78 today but then it's going to get hotter inland of course 89 for the high in livermore this afternoon 87, if you're going to be in pleasanton sunday and in those upper 80's continue through danville at 89 and 87 degrees expected for walnut creek, 72, though if you're going to be in downtown oakland that's a nice a mild temperatures 68 in berkeley today. and then those 90's returning to us once again through vacaville and 9488, though if you're going to be in fairfield and then the napa yo

the go to for she was back at redwood estates before you even get up to the scene and this is already causing a big backup they've called for caltrans they've called for heavy duty tow truck this is going to take some time so you should just stay away from highway 17 if you can make your way around to stop off at a rate was if you like or consider 35 and highway 9 it all depends on what your final destination is this is not impacting northbound traffic northbound is the commute direction. they can see it but nothing's block so it's backing up a little bit but you are able to continue through northbound out of the mountains and continuing up towards saratoga so we'll stay on top of this we'll have another update coming up for you a little bit later party all right robin well in the south bay, a woman caught on camera hurling racial slurs at a postal worker has now gone viral. >>the video was shared on social media showing the woman calling an asian american worker a derogatory term. >>and just upsetting the other customers inside kron four's dan thorn talked to the man who shot that vi

redwood city75 y comienza a subir hasta 85 grados en los próximos días, al interior condiciones en 95cer tamales no es fácil >> comprar la mercancía, lo que se necesita se va el día en esto. >> comienza el día cuando llegan al barrio logan en esta parada >> no tengo con qué jalarlo, el morovon tiene. >> luego toca bajar las cacerolas y poner a calentar el agua para mantener el tamal calientito armar las carpas, limpiar mesas y sillas. >> la pandemia les hizo montar este negocio y poner en pausa sus sueños que el dj robot había ya arrancado. >> tenemos hijos que tenemos que sacar adelante. >>y diego ni lento ni perezozo >> hay que echar para atrás, hacer tamales. >> y los comercios en las cercanidas el parque chicano en logan están cerrados. >> íbamos a pedir ayuda del gobierno, una o dos veces nos formamos. >> pero gracias a los tamales encontraron la vía para salir adelante, con los tamales con estrictas medidas de sanidad. no me desespero no soy el único que está pasando por esta situacón. >> reinventarse. >> ingeniárselas como muchos han hecho, y seguiremos, por cuánto tiempo? no s

redwood city was one of them until last week when the city quietly removed it. john ramos tells us why. >> reporter: the sign has been removed, but why it was removed may be a sign of the times we live in. president dan peas got permission to paint the black lives matter mural as part of a black lives matter celebration. the city even supplied him with yellow poster paint to do it. >> because we were using the poster board paint, my understanding was the mural would last as long as the paint lasted. >> reporter: last thursday, the city washed the sign away, but only after being contacted by local attorney maria rutenburg who said if the street was now a public forum, she wanted a sign of her own reading "maga 2020." >> on the asphalt, i figured that's going to be a public space open for discussion and i wanted to get my message out to. >> reporter: maga is of course short for make america great again. faced with the possibility of a political or, god forbid, legal fight, the city decided that dan's sign was a traffic hazard and could cause accidents and they rem

they say they are running low on pressure-treated wood, redwood, and panels. many have been stocking up but it is costing a lot more than normal. >>> they have tested positive for coronavirus. he was in a helicopter squadron that flew to new jersey ahead of the trip by the president and officials say the marine was never in direct contact with mr. trump or his helicopter. >>> now to campaign 2020, president donald trump says that national convention will not be happening. the convention was scrapped as covid-19 cases surged across florida. 173 deaths reported yesterday, daily record for the state and mr. trump had moved parts of the gop convention to florida last month amid a dispute with north carolina's democratic leaders over masks. >> bringing the convention there would've put people risk. healthwise. >> president trump said delegates will formally nominate him in north carolina but he did not announce where his speech will take place. >>> the life of late congressman john lewis is going to be celebrated over six days. the tributes kicking off tomorrow in

. >>> and redwood city lets you eat, inis and be.tdoor dining a pleasant experience. >> have you done outdoor dining, friend? >> have i? i haven't done it in the city, but i did it when we went up to shieldsburg. shieldsburg. it was nice and there was one restaurant that went above and beyond to make sure that people were as safe as they could be. >> will it be outdoor dining weather this weekend? >> yeah, just try to find some shade because the sun will be strong and the temperature will be pretty hot. at least outside of san francisco. i think it is warm to mid to upper 70s sunday while the rest of us in the 80s, 90s and 100s. we did have a fire earlier on 580, the winds pick up overnight and the fire is out, but the wintsd winds will pick up later this afternoon and evening. the marine layer has been compressed due pressure. and languag along the peninsula, they will stay stubborn. have a good one. >>> developing news in the east bay, all the lanes of 580 are back open after a brush fire temporarily shut down the altamont passoff

this afternoon. 80's for san carlos and redwood city 83 in mountain view today, upper 80's in some spotsyour south bay zone like in los gatos 87 today expected 86 in saratoga morgan hill you'll be at a high of 85 low 90's for livermore upper 80's for pleasanton we're looking at some mid to upper 70's along our bayside spots hayward you'll be at a high of 77 this afternoon. low 70's for or enda and in berkeley and then those 90's popping up once again to walnut creek and in concord danville you'll be at a high. 92 today, 88 expected in fairfield antioch you'll be at a high of 85. a nice a mild 76 degree mark in the lane who expected this afternoon and low 80's in petaluma and nevado 62 for the high in stinson beach today. we're looking at some very hot spots over the next couple of days inland and then a finally cooling down as we get into the middle of next week and then we'll see a heap come back to us next weekend. all weather coming h more news and >>well after a rough start to the covid shortened season, the giants turn things around against the dodgers in the nick of time they got i

low to mid 80s, 81 for 85 in the south bay. 71 in millbrae to 81 in redwood city.ut 62 to 63 along the peninsula coast. 67 in downtown san francisco. 77 in san rafael to about 99 in u could yucaipa. fre fremont, 79. and highway 4, in the low 90s. and the cloud cover looks the same and so do the temperatures tomorrow morning. and so does the afternoon tomorrow. friday we'll start to see a bit of a warming trend with the warmest temperatures this weekend. hope you enjoy it. >>> coming up, protesters take to the streets as an arrested. >>> and it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] for the ultimate in-home wifi, click, call or visit us today. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using

if you set off illegal fireworks and redwood city, you can get a major find.olice department says all fireworks are illegal in that city. if they catch you with them, you could be fined up to $50,000 and also go to jail. for the first time since 1939, redwood city canceled its fourth of july festival, prayed and firework show. >>> almost all peoria firework shows are canceled. and around the country, there also canceled because the coronavirus and the cancellations are having a big impact on the fireworks industry. some of the fireworks company have purchased supply needed. >> thousands of dollars are sitting in our inventory warehouses. it will be difficult, but we will see what happens. >>> normally, there's about 16,000 firework shows around america on the fourth of july. >>> happening today, even though there is less traffic on the road for the fourth of july weekend. the chp will be on its maximum enforcement effort. extra officers will be out between 6:00 tonight through late sunday night. if you drive this weekend, no the local health order restrictions