had the administration better managed this in the first place. >> i'll suggest that roland was, roland was agree iing with you vigorously, shaking his head as to whether the pacts support this president all the concerns about the spike in crime, the spike in violence. the president says the democrats are calling to defund the police how do you respond to that >> easy. donald trump wants to run a racist campaign. donald trump wants to even go further than he did in 2016 by pushing those racial buttons this is 1968 nixon on steroids when you look at him, literally defend iing the confederate fla military bases named after confederate generals, that's what he is doing he is playing to the racists and bigots and now the challenge comes up, if you are republican, if you are conservative, if you are independent, if you are a democrat, are you going to say guess what, i'm willing to give this guy my vote that's the real issue here we could go down the line. the type of attacks that he has engaged in and so you have so many republicans who say hey, i really enjoy deregulation of my tax cuts so

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i'm chris colfer and roland welcome with some are on the horizon many of us will be tempted to switch on the air conditioning to cool down but recent insides of a high. infectious disease experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking kovac 19 case it's plus a coronavirus outbreak in a german meat plant was also linked to cooling systems so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transport wearing face masks looking for that 1st goal of fresh air. mosques in many places a compulsory but.

alistair roland. the group editor of... paper jacks. and alistair roland. the group editor of...oulter. welcome all three of you. just before you get started with the conversation, let's get some more on the quarantine restrictions the passengers arriving in the uk from spain. 0ur news correspondent andy moore has been at gatwick this morning and explains the latest rules. a lot of people thought that the door on foreign travel had opened a little. a lot of people now, especially in the travel industry, think that door has been slammed shut again. a lot of the airlines here, like individual travellers, trying to figure out what this guidance means. some of them will continue to fly to mainland spain, others won't. now, that quarantine, for people coming back from spain here at gatwick today, what does that actually look like? well, first of all, you have to provide an address that you will be going to. if you don't provide an address, you could be fined £100. you are supposed to avoid public transport impossible to get to that address, so hopefully you might have your own transpo

i have to second what roland said. when i interviewed john lewis in 2014 commemorate freedom sum, he which was the attempt to democratize mississippi as well as the country, he said that shelby v holder made him want to cry. that all of the work, the work that got his head bashed in was being undone. and so when we do have republican congressmen who are offering their condolences and yet not standing up for the very rights that he fought for and put his life on the line for, it is hard to take that with sincerity. this has been the story of black people in this country on this land since the beginning is we have been the perfecters of this democracy. as i say in the 1619 project, as much democracy as we have, it's always been born on the backs of black resistance. and we still have black people fighting in the streets for that democracy now. >> rolland, give us an evaluation in the world in which john lewis succeeded as part of the civil rights movement and the freedom fighters and the things that happened in 1965 and

roland was a great engineer. -- bushnell was an advocate. the confederates are working on taking a wooden ship and putting iron plates on it. erickson had an idea that no one had had. that is for a revolving gun. waterould be low to the and would rotate. it had never been commonplace on a ship before. the ships had to settle up to each other and fire up on each other. was a true revolution. bushnell brought this model to washington. >> and he shows it to lincoln, has a talk with him about this work. what was lincoln's response? >>'s initial response is "not my decision, let's go over to the navy board tomorrow and show it to the sages of naval warfare," which they did. they met and showed it to the naval board. they all looked at lincoln for his cue, he looked at them, and finally lincoln, in his immortal words, not the greatest of theon, "it reminds me story of the young woman who pulled out her stockings and said i think there is something in it." i don't know if they got this, there is something in it, but they went to work immediately. i

this is your government in special here on the w i'm chris colfer and roland welcome with summer on the horizon many of us will be tempted to switch on the air conditioning to cool down but recent insides of a harvard infectious disease experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking coated 19 kate's plus a coronavirus outbreak in a german meat plant was also linked to cool exists so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transport wearing face masks looking for that 1st goal of fresh air. mosques in many places a compulsory but as the weather gets warmer is that enough to ease worries. i feel if i have a mask on my children and i try to make sure that i'm like one and half want to meters away from somebody who also has meant i feel quite sure wealthy can be to say what. you want to get around this is they have to do that. most modern trams and buses a 52 would act conditioning units which draw fresh air from the outside. but go underground and it's a slightly diffe

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thank you, roland. serve about 4,000 young people and their families under the age of 18, supervisor walton. i don't know what percent of that are involved in the juvenile justice system, and we have -- as roland alluded to, we have a primary care and behavioral health clinic on-site at juvenile haul, so that is definitely staffed by frontline providers. we also have a juvenile justice serves that are embedded across contracts, and i would have to get you a more detailed list on that and how many f.t.e.s those contracts support. we have a small oversight team that oversees foster care, school relationships, and juvenile justice, but i can get you more details. >> chair fewer: supervisor walton, more questions? >> supervisor walton: yes, i have -- sorry about that. i don't know what happened with my mute button. thank you, director. i would like more details, particularly on the amount of youth served in the juvenile justice system. and i'm glad you're here because i have a question in terms of what is t

thank you, roland. so we serve about 4,000 young people and their families under the age of 18, supervisor walton. i don't know what percent of that are involved in the juvenile justice system, and we have -- as roland alluded to, we have a primary care and behavioral health clinic on-site at juvenile haul, so that is definitely staffed by frontline providers. we also have a juvenile justice serves that are embedded across contracts, and i would have to get you a more detailed list on that and how many f.t.e.s those contracts support. we have a small oversight team that oversees foster care, school relationships, and juvenile justice, but i can get you more details. >> chair fewer: supervisor walton, more questions? >> supervisor walton: yes, i have -- sorry about that. i don't know what happened with my mute button. thank you, director. i would like more details, particularly on the amount of youth served in the juvenile justice system. and i'm glad you're here because i have a question in terms of wha

dick roland runs out of there, run to greenwood for safety.ext thing you know it you see the headlines in the newspaper, "nab negro in elevator attack." and all hell breaks out. and it's on. >> fires, arson, and bombs. you had the choice, if you're inside your home, you could either die inside your home. right? while your house is on fire. or you could run out on the street and be shot to death. those are your options. >> yes. what is the law enforcement of -- i just thought i'd ask. >> well, let me tell you. you've got a system that thinks the kkk is a club. if anything they will departmentize the mob. >> hundreds, right? >> they were deputizing people to come be terrorists. >> and the police chief was on it. that is documented in the commission report. >> let's be clear about something. this is terrorism. it's not just crime or a riot. it was premeditated and thoroughly executed. and even worse, it is state-sponsored terrorism. and the state got away with it. >> some folks left down those train tracks, never returned to tulsa. and the folks

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>>gilroy mayor roland velasco is to unity leaders observing a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the garlic festival shooting one year ago today we will claim victory each time we treated a neighbor with kindness. >>stand up for injustice and seek understanding the gilroy strong flag was raised over christmas hill park. >>we're resident diana phipps paid her respects at a memorial for the 3 people who died in the shooting trevor irby keyla salazar and stephen romero. >>it effected, everyone's life in so many ways and as we go through the passage of healing from this process. it will be good days and bad days and this is just a day we have to stop and remember. how we've come from where we were last year. >>17 others were injured before police stopped the gunman who would take his own life. >>since that day the gilroy strong movement has raised one 0.9 million dollars for the victims and their families everybody got involved immediately after. the shooting. >>just to raise funds for these victims it really speaks to the compassion of the community. >>today the park is quiet the

this remembrance will also include remarks from gilroy mayer, roland velasco and the raising of the flag with the hashtag gilroy start. santa cruz county is now one of 36 counties on california's coronavirus watchlist. that means starting today, gyms, fitness centers and indoor shopping malls must either modify their businesses or shutdown again. outdoor dining and stores that have direct access to the outdoors do not have to make any changes, and most personal care is still allowed as long as it takes place outside. more than 100 workers at the santa cruz beach boardwalk are losing their jobs. the boardwalk is struggling financially after was shut down partially for more than four months because of the pandemic. the boardwalks management company says it will provide health insurance to impact employees to the end of august. san mateo is the only bay area county not on the states watchlist at this point. although other counties are required to close places where people gather close together including gyms, offices, and houses of worship. hair salons and nail salons can only operate outsi

gray roland owns belly kitchen and tap room. >> trying to pay 100% of the bills with only i don't know0 seats outside. it is as good as it can be right now. we'll take it. >> reporter: with covid cases still on the rise here in sonoma county it may seem like a strange time to launch a tourism campaign to get more people to visit and spend money but some feel the timing is perfect. this digital ad is reaching folks across northern california inviting them to get up, get out, and love your summer and make santa rosa your new social distancing destination. >> we need to reach out and make sure that people within sonoma county and also within the region know this is a wonderful place to come and a safe environment where transmission of risk is very low. >> the chamber ceo defends the timing of the campaign because local businesses need help now. lots of locals agree. >> i don't really have a problem with bringing more people in, but as long as we're keeping our distance. >> i'm from chico. oh, santa rosa, a great place. >> reporter: kim cook is catching up with friends. the new outdoor din

expectancy and they cannot transmit hiv to another person there's still a lot of misinformation in this roland. so what are the biggest obstacles holding us back in the treatment i think one of the biggest obstacles the people are afraid of getting tested against hiv. there's so much fear and stigma and discrimination surrounding age that individuals would rather like to die of aids than actually being tested but knowing that the person is not infectious that undetectable virus means that the virus cannot be transmissible undetectible equals an transmissible is so powerful this is a message that needs to get out and condoms are very very effective very cheap why do we need something like a prick the pre-exposure prophylaxis anyway well condoms are just not for everyone some people do not want to take condoms as they have problems with their direction taking a condom but at the same time for example woman may not be able to ask they are hospital or their partner too that he is taking a condom so these are all factors in individual might want to have another prevention methods and for those indi

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now i really think it's important for people to. >>to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks. >>we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the unofficial fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. both ariel. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not to fire is display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing more. >>you know to have others say type of sales would have liked o

>>gilroy mayor roland velasco and community leaders observing a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the garlic festival shooting one year ago today we will claim victory each time we treated a neighbor with kindness. >>stand up for injustice and seek understanding the gilroy strong flag was raised over christmas hill park, we're resident diana phipps paid her respects at a memorial for the 3 people who died in the shooting trevor irby keyla salazar and stephen romero. >>it effected, everyone's life in so many ways and as we go through the passage of healing from this process. it will be good days and bad days and this is just a day we have to stop and remember. how we've come from where we were last year. >>17 others were injured before police stopped a gunman who would take his own life. >>since that day the gilroy strong movement has raised one 0.9 million dollars for the victims and their families everybody got involved immediately after. the shooting. >>just to raise funds for these victims it really speaks to the compassion of the community. >>today the park is quiet the gar

hand of course the government bullen doesn't want to destroy its relations with the european union roland needs the e.u. and the e.u. need to poland however just relations will be very tense ok so what does this mean . now for the opposition which we know is predominantly pero. well the situation of the of the pro european opposition in poland is very dire out say the government has now the parliament it has the president the government the ruling party and they have a lot of time the next important election in poland is the parliamentary election in 3 years. it may be hard for the opposition you know to keep their supporters and their members mobilized for such a long time sister. so are a majority of poles and i mean can we interpret that from the president and he did as well no actually no polls are very pro european polling is one of the most pro european countries. in europe in the european union however poland is very deeply divided and as we have seen in this is this election. it's almost 5050 half of the of the society says we agree what the president does we like it that way the

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now covid i really think it's important for people to to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks, we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. >>both ariel. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the irish display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. lisa gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing or. >>you know to have others that type of sales became have

. >> mayor roland velasco was at the garlic festival when the shots rang out. as people ran for their lives, velasco quickly transitioned from mayor to first responder and started treating the victims. >> it is safe to say that the garlic festival took a lot of gas out of me, and it was earlier this year that i announced i'm not running for re-election, you know? i'll let somebody else do it. i will support my community in other ways. i don't have to be the mayor to do that. >> the violence has forever changed this tight-knit community, but the pain and grief has also brought people together in ways they never could have imagined as their road to recovery continues. over the next two days, stay with us for special coverage as gilroy marks one year since the festival shooting. we'll have a series of stories and live interviews remembering the victims and honoring the heroes. you can find some of them right now on nbcbayarea.com/gilroystrong. >>> dana stubblefield is a super bowl champion and onetime nfl defensive player of the year with the 49ers. he is also now

the european space agency they captured the arteries of the star's atmosphere or the temperature is roland 1000000 degrees celcius. incredible stuff reminder for plenty of interesting stories and k.p. right up to date this friday artie's twitter pay. never stops. and we keep the news really here at the top of the hour after another great documentary starting in moments they close and. most. when else truths seem wrong. when old roles just don't hold. me to the world yet to shape out these days to come to educate and indeed train equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bombs neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. not allow cell my skin is a mouth carry back country per capita. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn wieber went out of control it's happening. even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for that tragedy in laos what help do the people nee

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now covid i really think it's important for people to to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks, we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. >>both ariel. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the irish display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display gill is also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing or. >>you know to have others that type of sales became have liked

was pushed back to september now organizers have given hope to those who want to attend in person roland garos will have 60 percent of its usual spectator capacity for the 1st round of plans of temper $27.00 french federation. president. chile said that the main courts for people mass can sit together other course will see one out of 2 seats empty to observe social distancing organizers into speech 20000 spectators during the early stage of the tournament while about $10000.00 will be there for the finals the f.f.t. prepared health and safety protocol to ensure fancy those concerns for organizers exist though after some players in the recent audio tour tested positive for covert 19 could in world number one novak djokovic masks will be recommended but not required when fans line up outsiders that stands but are you know recommended when they are moving around as needed is the only grand slam that will feature fans behind all of the players on the court as the u.s. open in august will be held behind closed doors but the a.t.p. and tours have been on ice since march and the great manila to

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there and you've even told me when i watch it now the clay and the doll obviously that says kingdom roland garros but you told me back when you were playing it was beyond clay sort of like you're playing it on a mud puddle right it was so little bizarre it's not good at guarding. they they've made a lot of the all the surfaces to be more or less the same the same speed the same bounce because most of the players play the same but. the french back back in the early years for you know when i was when i 1st started it was very heavy very thick. and also the balls tree torn balls were exceptionally heavy so it whether it fit my game or not i don't i don't really know i never got to the finals of the french after because the year that i was kept out of playing the french tennis i had a bad attitude didn't play for 67 years after that so what what what could have happened then who knows but it turned out to be one of my favorite tournaments because i'd like to get dirty you know going over there and you know play in against somebody in the 1st round that you never heard of because they were only

roland the lives.ned their lives. >> laura: julio, this isn't about george floyd or even police reform, we worried about the regiment warned people about this early on and we know you did, too. this is about a takedown of america. >> absolutely, they view the d funding the police as the first step to some of the other changs that they want to make. one of the earlier budget proposals, the funding was going to be shifted through the education side of things but the police would still be funded by that and they weren't to happy with that. based on what i've seen here today, they are out full force, creating a human wall with white people towards the front and again, just to be calling for the complete dismantling of the nypd as they view policing as the antithesis. >> laura: its really loud where you are and i just want people to understand that this is what liberals, woke liberals get. right behind you right now is what de blasio gets for kowtowing to the protesters and disbanding the nonuniform anticri

we will have low clouds with us that roland to the north bay in particular. it will stay without -- with us throughout the morning. 50s and the north bay. we had to the east bay, dublin, 55 degrees. fremont is at 54 degrees. san carlos is at 56 degrees. we have the low 50s that are rolling around in santa clara and san jose this morning. we are looking for a really nice weather saturday and sunday. we will see temperatures in the 80s, and, they will roll into the low 90s. that will stick with us on sunday before we finally see things rollback. be a little careful, enjoy yourself. be careful. we have wind coming saturday night. it back to you. >>> the independence day weeken social distancing restrictions, how the lack of >>> pushing the washington redskins to change the team's name, we have the latest on the decisions by some of the sponsors. >>> power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on fox 2. you always have the power to know where you go, when you download the mornings on fox 2 app. >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2, neo, the french

real housewives of new jersey star's theresa and joe judeis and handled the 2018 sentencing of farad rolandf one of the most violent street gangs. she became new jersey's first latina federal court judge following her nomination by former president barack obama. her family at the time beaming by her side. >> my son daniel mark who's really excited and he wanted me to make sure that madam chairwoman that you knew that he got permission from his principal to be here, sister mary louise. >> that's excellent. >> so he's not going to get in trouble. >> we wouldn't want him here any other way. and i can tell he's very proud of you. he has a big smile on his face. >> reporter: her own son daniel planned to follow his parents' path toward the law. >> reporter: mark is in the hospital. he is said to be aware of what happened and of the death of his son. jake? >> such a horrible story. alexandra field, thank you so much. >>> clashes between federal agents and protesters in portland, oregon, seem to be escalating. federal agents used tear gas on protesters overnight. some of them who tried to set fire

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now covid i really think it's important for people to to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you discreet levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks, we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. >>both ariel. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the fireworks display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area where safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing more. >>you know to have others that type of sales became have

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you ov r the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now i really think it's important for people to. >>to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks. >>we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. both ariel. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the fireworks display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing more. >>you know to have others say type of sales became have li

>>gilroy mayor roland velasco and community leaders observing a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the garlic festival shooting one year ago today we will claim victory each time we treated a neighbor with kindness. >>stand up for injustice and seek understanding the gilroy strong flag was raised over christmas hill park. we're resident diana phipps paid her respects at a memorial for the 3 people who died in the shooting trevor irby keyla salazar and stephen romero. >>it effected, everyone's life in so many ways and as we go through the passage of healing from this process. it will be good days and bad days and this is just a day we have to stop and remember. how we've come from where we were last year. >>17 others were injured before police stopped the gunman who would take his own life. >>since that day the gilroy strong movement has raised one 0.9 million dollars for the victims and their families everybody got involved immediately after. the shooting. >>just to raise funds for these victims it really speaks to the compassion of the community. >>today, the park is quiet the

this is roland from san jose. briefly, i want to give you a huge thank you for making the executive meetings open to the public. huge thank you to have made that happen. i do have a question to the chair and a suggestion. the question is, how will these meetings be notified and hosted? will it be through the tjpa, mpc, or somebody else. you could answer that now or if you could answer it later under the presentation, that would be wonderful also. >> let me address it under the esc. >> okay great. let me just finish up with a suggestion. is that if you address this the same way that you address the review coming to you, that would be really wonderful. thank you. >> all right, that concludes the members of the public that wanted to address you under that item. if there are any other callers, i do see them in there, they would have pressed star 3. seeing one, we can go ahead and move into the next item, madame chair. >> chair sesay: thank you, please proceed. >> all right. item 6 is the construction closeout update.

day really dedicated to honoring the victims their families and that gilroy community gilroy mayor roland oval lesko led a moment of silence this morning for trevor irby keyla salazar and stephen romero who were killed in the attack along with the 17 other people who are injured. in a display of resilience the gilroy strong flag was raised high over christmas hill park, a virtual ceremony called rising together was live streamed earlier this evening for everyone to see the santa clara county district attorney spoke about the strength and resiliency gilroy displayed after the horrific attack. >>those 60 seconds were a time of evil, but that minute and the minutes hours days weeks and months that followed showed gilroy's defiant answer to evil. our answer to evil was courage. service empathy and finally resilience. our answer to evil is standing with us today in body and in spirit. our answer wears badges and stethoscopes our answer wears crosses and gilroy strong t-shirts and bears the healing wounds of the heart and of the mind. our answer. is that a year later. we are back and evil is no

>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the lastear we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now i really think it's important for people to. >>to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks. >>we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. both. >>ariel the. orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the fireworks display that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. lisa gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing more. >>you know to have others say type of sales we c

>>the gilroy show mayor roland glasgow says real pirate technics will be at least a 100 feet higher than usual and should be visible for about 2 and a half miles around the fireworks parking lots a few streets nailed near gilroy high school and the nearby you this creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks will be off limits this year. gilroy is also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival. the show the fireworks show starts at dusk on saturday. make sure to tune into our kron 4 virtual celebration show on july 4th, we'll be showing some of the most memorable moments from the biggest fireworks show on the west coast. that happens to be san diego's big bay boom also on our local heroes who have been on the front lines of the pandemic you can check out the 4th of july celebration on kron 4 starting at 09:00pm. >>contra costa county is among the locations cracking down on the use of illegal fireworks this we

so we appreciate roland rodriguez from our powerhouse affiliate krs joining us.ally important. and it's so important to pay attention to the forecast. 24 hours ago we were talking about it as a tropical storm, hours later it was a hurricane, and then it was coming ashore twice making landfall with 100-mile-an-hour sustained winds. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin announced the next covid-19 relief proposal could be unveiled as soon as tomorrow. talks had stalled on key issues, including unemployment boosts set to expire next friday. shannon is following the president over the weekend. shannon, what do we know about this proposal and does this new plan have the backing of the white house? >> well, for now it does. we'll see. the treasury secretary, as you mentioned, was on the hill saying the white house does back it. president trump hasn't weighed in yet. but a sticky point for republicans is the $600 a week unemployment benefit. this question of if or how much people should get going forward, because some republicans have said that amount of money disincenti

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>>you really show will go on in the name of boosting morale says mayor roland velasco you over the last year we have gone through a lot with the garlic festival and now covid i really think it's important for people to to enjoy the 4th of july parking lots a few streets near gilroy high school in the nearby you was creek levee where people typically gather to watch the fireworks, we'll be off limits this year, but bobbie sue baker fed up with all the on official fireworks in recent weeks are headed out of town for the weekend. it's we've had illegal fireworks. >>both ariel. >>the beach orders for almost a month. starts at 6 o'clock at night and goes until after midnight not the fireworks display. >>that that city put on it see neighborhood fireworks display. gilroy's also one of the few places in the bay area we're safe and sane fireworks are now on sale to locals only the proceeds are helping nonprofits that would normally be funded by the canceled gilroy garlic festival and also it's hard because of the whole. >>you know social distancing or. >>you know to have others say type of sale