. >> tents are being set up in the shadow of san francisco city hall. we spoke to one of the >>> right now, and streaming on the cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30 including the transformation underway near the san francisco city hall. and the plan to stop the spread of covid-19. plus, honoring fallen bay area heroes. >>> restaurants could soon reopen under strict guidelines. how soon could you visit your favorite bar? under phase two of the reopening plan, about 95 cents of retail in the city will be allowed to reopen for curbside pickup bars, however, will not be able to reopen until phase three, which still does not have a clear timeline. wilson walker is in san francisco, where those businesses say that they are holding on by a thread. >> there has been a lot of discussion. bars have been on the periphery on the reopening conversation, still a phase away, as you mentioned. this is absolutely an existential crisis, for some of the most unique and beloved places in the city. >> this bar has been here close to 80 years. it survived world war ii, and

because they never quit. >>> a central figure in the corruption scandal at san francisco city hall isow cooperating with federal prosecutors. the owner was charged in january along mohammed nuru, the city's director of public works, accused of trying to bribe a airport commissioner at sfo, nick bovis has agreed to plead guilty to an ongoing fraud schemes spanning several years and testify against the other participants, we should learn more next week. >>> stores are gearing up to reopen, but southern california- based patagonia plans to take a slower approach. the lessons they have learned from its stores in europe.>> still so much is unknown. we are proceeding with caution, putting employees first, and people over profits, that is our guiding light for this. >> reporter: when many retail stores are itching to get back in business. >> i don't know if we will be the last ones but ready close. >> reporter: patagonia is taking the long slow road. >> we are in the business for the next hundred years. >> reporter: based in ventura, they have always held ethical and environmental issues clo

. >> protesters pushed to reopen california at san francisco city hall and at the capital in sacramento. some used their cars to push for an end to rent collection, and one group even took over the house. we go live in the city where that all played out. >> reporter: the scene is clear now, but hours ago it was very busy, a locksmith just left the house in question here in san francisco's castro neighborhood after a group of activists took over the house very similar to oaklands moms 4 housing. >>> from apte5 you as fpd take three individuals out of the home they don't own, but were claiming is theirs. remember oakland moms 4 housing? this is reclaimsf. that is a homeless disabled firefighter, one of three people who illegally occupied the home at 4555 19th street. other re-claim reclaimsf say those experiencing homelessness during a global pandemic should not be on the street but >> taking over house is not the criminal activity, leaving it vacant for four years while there are elderly women, disabled people on the streets of san francisco is the criminal activity. >> reporter: thondre

san francisco with their message. dan. >>well black pastors got together along with civil rights leaders outside san francisco city hall earlier today saying they don't believe it's safe to reopen churches they want to protect their congregations and as a result, they are in no rush as you said to reopen. >>it is not safe yet. >>africanamerican religious leaders joined civil rights leaders outside san francisco city hall monday to denounce calls to reopen churches saying it's not safe in the midst of the pandemic we don't need to listen. >>to any of the president. you need to listen to the the scientists the doctors says the people say yes to out of church. >>on tell the way is safe and could a speakers also pointed out the 4 walls of the church are not required to pray we will not open our >>outside on the given a we that this whole show pay during the noontime rally speakers also noted that studies show covid-19. >>is having a greater impact on african american communities making the need to social distance and stay out of church even more important i love my people too much put their lives in of my people too them in a scen

city to continue. and we have a responsibility to deal with it. and that's exactly what we will do. >>> it all began peacefully today in san francisco starting with a city hallally in noon and going on from there. at one point, protestors were in front of a mreegz in the mission. police station in the mission. they also met at the substation in san leandro. >> we have not seen any rioting. we're just here to voice our opinions and support the black lives matter movement. that's all we care about. >> why this location? >> because this is a sheriff's office. we can make a difference here. they'll listen. hopefully. >> several businesses in oakland spent the day cleaning up after last night's protest. >>> a woman is facing charges after police say she drove her suv into a crowd of protestors in san jose, hitting two people before speeding off. deputies say 26-year-old bianca roscoe intentionally drove her car into the crowd. they say a deputy shot at her suv as it sped away last night. a police officer at the scene was able to record the license plate of the vehicle. roscoe was arrested and has been booked on attempted murder charges. >>> our breaking news cove

san francisco they're saying it is not safe yet. kron four's dan kerman talked to them today as they rallied outside san francisco city hall. it's just not safe right to open up at your door back open outside san francisco city hall monday african american religious leaders joined civil rights leaders to denounce calls to reopen churches saying it's just not safe in the midst of the pandemic we have got to listen to the same we're here to the whole cell of african american from this corona virus we will >>the number 45. to con us and game in which. >>he's helping the pike 8. the fake commander, this nation just a political game speakers also pointed out you don't need 4 walls of a church to it's been off here. >>an awful yeah and so we will not listen to the foolishness bank lot of fall off your chair, if you want to get too much of a church anywhere you got to get out and began no fall off during the noontime rally speakers also noted that studies show covid-19 is having a greater impact. >>an african american communities making the need to social distance and stay out of church even more important it is our job to shepherd

. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall where the mayor is launching a plan to confront the homeless crisis. today cruise responded painting white boxes on a closed part of the street. the safe sleeping village will open next week to help people on the streets practice better social distancing. it is focusing on 13 blocks thaterate the city's highest priority for improvements. a lawsuit was filed seeking to force the set to clean up the neighborhood. >>> birthday parties and graduation celebrations look much different during the times of covid-19 and some people turned to car parades as a creative alternative but kpix 5's katie nielson explains those drive thru celebrations are forbidden now in sclera santa clara county. >> reporter: we have seen the videos of car parades on social media. signs. honking. screaming. a way to celebrate with loved ones during a time of social distancing. >> i could understand why someone would want to have family and loved ones and see them in person. >> reporter: but leaders say even though no one is getting out of their cars, it is still a violation o

economic impacts of this lockdown as it drags on, and today we heard from some of them at san francisco city hall. >> i don't know if it will make any difference but we are free citizens, at least i thought i was. >> reporter: on the western front of city hall, about 75 to 100 protesters called for a loosening of the lockdown drawing some people you might expect and some you may not. >> i'm a registered nurse. >> you think it's time to reopen just carefully? >> absolutely. i think without any disrespect to the patients that have died, this virus isn't quite as lethal as it was going to be so time to open back up and we can do that safely. >> reporter: a common thread, the severity of the lockdown is causing increasing harm. >> domestic violence is up, people are losing their businesses. >> i sympathize with the people who are unemployed and who have small businesses but the problem is we don't know how to control the spread. >> reporter: passing by was catherine maxey who reflects the pulling we've seen in california >> right now i think we need to say stay hunkered down, wash our hands forever.

. >>> here is san francisco city hall. the mayor says the will be tough choices to close the deficit of $1.7 billion over the next two years without considering emergency spending on the coronavirus response. san francisco is working to close at $250 million shortfall this fiscal year. >>> restaurants could begin sitdown service as part of a later phase 2 and bars will not be allowed until phase three was does not have a clear timeline. they say that right now they are holding on by a thread. >> the day is only so long. we are getting by in making the most of it. a we are holding on as best as we can. we have a gofundme page. >> bars looking at the prospect of slashing their maximum capacity and some are considering a restaurant partnership to keep their doors open earlier. >>> the pandemic has brought business networking to a standstill. one correspondent found out how california entrepreneurs are staying connected to drum up business opportunities and support each other. >> reporter: kelly bennett has been in entre nous a

san francisco are are fine with the decision. they say they don't believe it's safe to welcome back worshippers yet kron four's dan kerman reports from san francisco city hall with their message. it is not safe yet. >>african american religious leaders joined civil rights leaders outside san francisco city hall monday to denounce calls to reopen churches saying it's not safe in the midst of the pandemic we don't need to listen. >>2 indian you need to listen to the the scientists say the doctors say it's a system of people say yes to out of and tell the way is safe and could a speakers also pointed out the 4 walls of the church are not required to pray we will not open our door. outside on the well we that this whole show pay during the noontime rally speakers also noted that studies show covid-19. >>is having a greater impact on african american communities making the need to social distance and stay out of church even more important that i love my people too much put their lives in of my people too them in a scenario where dan hill is question we have too many preexisting conditions we have too many seniors in our congregations we have to do too much work

parks, sun city seekers are kept apart with circles on the grass while outside san francisco city hall, abide by social distancing guidelines. all part of a new normal as the country emerges from lockdown. amid the slow reopening, a grim milestone. the death from covid-19 has one must point out, too. the first confirmed case of the the first confirmed case of the virus came on the 20th of january u.s., that took weeks before these measures were put into place. guidance forederal contact tracing, an essential factor for continuing to track the virus. one must note, in the last month alone, more than 50,000 lives have been lost. that is within the last 50 days as the number of states are beginning to open up and drop the mitigating measures. the death toll is continuing to climb. trump went to launch spacex -- watch the spacex launch, which was postponed. to be expect the president to comment on this. >> one would hope the leader of the united states would have comment on a grim statistic. president trump has been constantly projecting incorrect figures in terms of deaths from the virus.

. >> there were other protests around the state, including this one in san francisco city hall. about 100 showed up demanding that the governor reopen california. the group had applied for a permit, was denied. some members of the group wore face coverings, others did not. a counter protest showed up opposing an immediate reopen. a group called refuse fascism says it was standing up for the means of humanity. members observed social distancing as they demand for testing and personal protective equipment for health care workers. >>> a evacuee aville barbershop got a skooes and desist. they approached the owner of the barbershop several times seeking voluntary compliance. they have been unsuccessful. the owner that also owns a shop in winters could face fines and jail if he continues to operate. >>> it is may day, when workers traditionally protest for better conditions. social distancing changed how they did that today. size mattered less than actual messaging. wayne freedman has more from richmond. >> reporter: a steady wind, blasting of horns, and signs representing the times o

>>in front of san francisco city hall on friday more than 100 protesters were here opposed to the ongoing shelter-in-place order that the state has mandated to be extended for at least another month now despite all evidence that social distancing is working and the fact that more than 1900 people have died in california from coronavirus these protesters want the state to reopen i talked to one gentleman who feels the government got it wrong from

. >>> new updates from san francisco city hall, the treasurer's office is temporarily open for business ahead of tomorrow's extended property tax deadline. people who need to pay in person by cash or check will encounter a pretty elaborate maze and there will be different stations and blue tape that guide visitors through a socially distance cue, and facemasks are required of course. the treasurer says they processed about five dozen in person payments since the office reopened yesterday. >> i will be honest, i'm glad we are seeing small numbers of people show up in person because our number one concern is protecting the health of both our taxpayers and of course our city staff. >> the treasurer says about 97 percent of san francisco property owners are paid up, those who can't pay by tomorrow's deadline may apply for a hardship waiver. if approved they will avoid penalties. >>> starbucks is demanding a break on rent. the global coffee chain coo sent a letter to landlords of stores all of the country asking for a break on rent for a year starting june 1. the rent relief demand comes one

today several ministers from across the bay area rallied outside san francisco city hall. they want churches to remain closed and called on more education about the virus and testing and african-american communities. >> our great commandment tells us to love our neighbors as ourselves and i love my people too much. to put their lives in jeopardy. i love my people too much to put them in a scenario whether health is ques>> the group says want their churches to reopen until there is scientific proof it is safe to do so. the governor is leaving it up to counties to decide whether the facilities within their jurisdictions may reopen. the restrictions will be in place for three weeks after a county approves the reopening and after that, health officials will assess the impacts and adjust the guidelines if needed. >>> we have a full breakdown of those guidelines, just go to our website, kpix5.com. >>> two recent outbreaks of the virus have been linked to church services that were held without authorization. one was in mendocino county where a total of nine people have now tested

. >>> a live look at san francisco city hall where city leaders are working to help veterans who are being disproportionately impacted by covid-19. veterans account for deaths in many of the cities, that's her homeless. next week, the cito introduce a resolution to fill the veterans advocate position that has been vacant over a year. >> i walk by, see our brother, this should never be. this was not the deal i signed in 1967. this was not the va they talked about. >> right now, the va estimates only half of the veterans in san francisco are registered for benefits. an advocate will help coordinate with state and federal agencies for more financial aid. >>> the california plan to mail ballots for all november voters came under fire from president trump today. he tweeted in part, there is no way, zero, mail-in ballots will be anything less than substantially fraudulent. mailboxes will be robbed, ballots forge and illegally printed and fraudulently signed. he went on to say, it would be a rigged election, something governor newsom took issue with today. >> in utah, hardly a bastian of pr

and they worked together, they actually i think launched tesla at san francisco city hall when tesla came to california. they've known each other and have been friendly for a long time. obviously elon musk has been flaming out on twitter and making a lot of noise around the shutdown. tempers are running hot. there's got to be some sort of compromise between alameda county and tesla that is going to work for everybody. we've got to be able to resume production in a way that's safe. and i think, frankly, tesla is known for its innovation, and they should be able to figure out a way to keep their employees safe and get their production line moving without further spread of the disease. i think that governor newsom understands that. and i think we will see a workable solution to this conflict between the county and tesla pretty soon. >> yeah, it does sound like all the stakeholders have an interest in getting that resolved soon. i want to talk about the restaurants. you heard from the three restaurant own hoarse were with us. they understand one of the guidelines is now screen guests for

san francisco today, demanding that the governor take quick action to allow businesses to reopen. but counter-demonstrators say we really need to rely on science, not pressure. at san francisco city hall, a crowd gathered to oppose shelter at home orders in california. they want all businesses to be allowed to reopen now. >> i'm worried about my friends that own little shops, that own stores, beauty parlors, my local barber down the street, you know, but people are getting killed, they're losing everything. >> reporter: many argue restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus have been going on too long. it should just be for those most at risk. in the group, some wore masks. others didn't. and they carried a variety of signs with messages like, stop lying to us. we're all essential. >> we were told that we will be locked up for two or three weeks, to stop the hospitals from being overwhelmed, remember flattening the curve? where's the curve. >> we're across the country with the protests. >> counter-demonstrators showed up, warning that any rush to reopen could be deadly. >> we're calling for opening up the economy in a way that is very dangerous and very harmful. and we

. >> reporter: the message from pastor joseph bryant today on the steps of san francisco city hall. they rallied to keep church doors closed particularly because the community is the hardest hit by the coronavirus. >> we have too many pre-existing conditions. we have too many seniors in the congregations. we have to do too much work in our buildings to make them right. just because we can do a thing doesn't mean we should do a thing. >> reporter: today the governor released new guidelines for religious gatherings. congregations will be limited to 25% of building capacity or a maximum of 100 people, whichever is lower. worshippers will be required to wear masks. they'll not be allowed to share books and collection plates will not be passed around. >> at a time of uncertainty, faith and that devotion, something bigger than yourself more pronounced and more profound. >> reporter: a mother's day church service was held despite county rules. the pastor spoke out on social media about his decision to hold the service that more than 180 people attended. >> unfortunately when you step out i

council want to continue with virtual services to promote social distancing and they will be at san francisco city hall today is noontime. with schools closed in so many people out of work a lot of people are worried about how to provide for their families. as doug mckelway reports many americans have to make some very tough choices. >> reporter: for too many life has suddenly gotten hard. 330million individual stories of life disrupted. >> we are in need of help. >> they don't want to send them to the parents and some may have health conditions. >>reporter: to the san francisco janitor, his wife laid off and kids at home. >> with the kids were in school we could count on the school lunch program. that help is not available right now. >> to the uncle who is a daycare provider to spare his sister his prohibitive childcare costs. it's almost $9 an hour. for the next two weeks you are talking hundreds and hundreds of dollars. >> no businesses able to deploy them and newspapers and websites forced to lay off workers as their ad base withers and businesses who have not yet resorted to layoffs or furloughs w

>>in front of san francisco city hall on friday more than 100 protesters were here opposed to the ongoing shelter-in-place order that the state has mandated to be extended for at least another month now despite all evidence that social distancing is working and the fact that more than 1900 people have died in california from coronavirus these protesters want the state to reopen i talked to one gentleman who feels the government got it wrong from the beginning. >>and i think that there's a lot of this virus. it is unmerited a due to those. mishal models predictions that have now been proven to be so far off the justification for locking this down if it even existed then has has diminished. >>also on friday more than 100 vehicles circled city hall in a protest asking that the city and the state relieve rent payments and mortgage payments as people struggle with coronavirus right now 30 million people are unemployed. many of these people are not going to be able to make their rent or their mortgage payments are here today in order to. >>that people be given relief. when they're otherwise goi

>>in front of san francisco city hall on friday more than 100 protesters were here opposed to the ongoing shelter-in-place order that the state has mandated to be extended for at least another month now despite all evidence that social distancing is working and the fact that more than 1900 people have died in california from coronavirus these protesters want the state to reopen i talked to one gentleman who feels the government got it wrong from the beginning. >>and i think that there's a lot of this virus. it is unmerited a due to those. mishal models predictions that have now been proven to be so far off the justification for locking this down if it even existed then has has diminished. >>also on friday more than 100 vehicles circled city hall in a protest asking that the city and the state relieve rent payments and mortgage payments as people struggle with coronavirus right now 30 million people are unemployed. many of these people are not going to be able to make their rent or their mortgage payments are here today in order to. >>that people be given relief. when they're otherwise goi

san francisco is joining other major us cities in authorizing homeless tent encampments in response to the coronavirus pandemic right now about 80 tents are spaced out on a wide street near san francisco's city hall the mayor acknowledged she didn't want to approve the tents but said that having unregulated tent tents mushroom on the sidewalks were neither safe nor fair. and amid the pandemic asian american business owners are facing increased discrimination we're going to talk about that with our next special guest and in sports regina hamm shares a heartwarming story of a set of twins looking to knock philadelphia's most famous movie star office and to keep up with all the latest news and for anything you might have missed download our brand new free app called portable t.v. you can touch there 247. something for you on your sports h.q. . oh you go. late. go by. an ocean of stories even the news worth knowing can overwhelm you. you can even your way i know you want it all so let me bring you the bad. it's easy just. play. me your questions birth new quest. number as start and end lists as the same and bring them all in some distant death and. if drawn to the remains in question. i'm a journalis

>>> in the shadow of san francisco's city hall, people demanding the governor loosen the lockdown, joining the many protests across the country. fewer than a hundred people gathered with flags and banners, insisting the shutdown is now doing more harm than good. they point to the millions who lost their jobs and the many who may lose their businesses. governor newsom says he's making decisions based on data. js meanwhile, tonight near the oregon and nevada borders, that's bucking the state's shelt home order. earlier today the sparsely populated county started re-opening businesses and churches. people must remain at least six feet apart. large gatherings will still be prohibited. seniors are still being urged to stay home. the county has not reported a single case of coronavirus. >>> well, tonight, it's a possible breakthrough in the battle against the coronavirus. the fda has approved an experimental drug from a bay area company to treat covid-19 patients. today the fda granted emergency use authorization for remdesivir. gill yad, the foster city company that produces the drug,g with mor

>>it's just not safe right to open up at your door back open outside san francisco city hall monday african american religious leaders joined civil rights leaders to denounce calls to reopen churches saying it's just not safe in the midst of the pandemic we have got to listen to the same we're here to the whole cell >>of african american from this corona virus we will not. the met. number 45. it took on us and be a game in which. he is happening. the fake come into this nation just a political game speakers also pointed out you don't need 4 walls of a church to it's been off here. >>arbel yeah and so we will not listen to the foolishness if your bank lot of fall off your chair, if you want to get too much of a church anywhere you've got to get out and began no fall off during the noontime rally speakers also noted that studies show covid-19 is having a greater impact. >>an african american communities making the need to social distance and stay out of church even more important it is our job as shepard to protect the sheep love the sheep so look out for the seat and we are here today as a c

. >>> a guilty plea in the san francisco city hall corruption case. >>> could we face another above- average hurricane season as estates are starting to loosen social distancing rules? the details and the numbers coming up. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> a san francisco businessman scooped up in city hall corruption case pleaded guilty to felony charges.nick bovis pled guilty to two counts of wire fraud and agreed to cooperate with the ongoing investigation. he was arrested in january on a number of crimes including trying to bribe airport commissioner for prima restaurant space. for more in today's of elements we are joined by michael cardoza, are you surprised by the guilty plea today ? >> i am not surprised at all. for people that are listening they have to understand the facts of what are going on. left io duels wanted to move into the

about 100 people showed up at san francisco city hall, calling on the governor to reopen california sot back to work. some held up signs, including one saying "freedom is essential." and a counterprotest showed up on the van ness side of city hall opposing an immediate reopening of the state. the group observed social distancing as they demanded more testing and personal

. >> reporter: san francisco city hall is quiet tonight.omorrow it will be packed with protesters celebrating workers' rights. but for a group calling itself women for america first, mayday is taking on a different meaning. >> what we are encouraging people to do tomorrow is to get in their cars and do a rolling rally for freedom. >> reporter: freedom t america during this pandemic. >> we have to look at what is best for each state, and that's why our first principle is reopen america responsibly and safely. >> reporter: stores are starting to open across the country. >> let us in! >> reporter: but they aren't opening fast enough for these protesters in michigan. but by the end of the week, stay-at-home orders and other restrictions will be eased or lifted in at least 21 states. back here in california, state and local leaders are easing some restrictions while extending days people must stay inside. >> a quarantine is for sick people, and tyranny is for when you tell people who are not sick that they have to -- they're not allowed out. >>

. >>> well, a well-known restaurant owner involved in the ongoing corruption probe at san francisco's city hallas made a deal with the feds. nick bovis, owner of lefty o'doul's has agreed to plead guilty to wire fraud and cooperate with the u.s. attorney and the fbi. bovis, arrested back in january along with san francisco public works director mohammed nuru. prosecutors are accusing nuru and bovis of several schemes including bribing an sfo commissioner for prime restaurant space at the airport. >>> as california manages the covid crisis, now the state is trying to avoid another one. wildfire season. today governor newsom unveiled a new wildfire safety division. pg&e funding for cal fire and money for various more fire engines. it has been a dry winter for the state, and the governor says california needs to get ready for the season ahead. >> we are mindful of the threats. we are mindful of the understandable anxiety that this time of year presents to people in addition to what's going on with covid-19. and we're not stepping back our efforts. we're in fact stepping them up. >> we'll hear more

>>african american religious leaders joined civil rights leaders outside san francisco city hall monday to denounce calls to reopen churches saying it's not safe in the midst of the pandemic we don't need to listen. >>2 indian president. you need to listen to the the scientists say the doctors say it's a system of people say yes to out of and tell the way is safe and could a speakers also pointed out the 4 walls of the church are not required to pray we will not open our door. outside on the well we that this whole show pay during the noontime rally speakers also noted that studies show covid-19. >>is having a greater impact on african american communities making the need to social distance and stay out of church even more important that i love my people too much put their lives in i love my people too them in a scenario where dan hill is question we have too many preexisting conditions we have too many seniors in our congregations we have to do too much work buildings to make them right and so just because we can do a thing doesn't mean we should do pastors are also calling for additio

san francisco is joining other major us cities in authorizing homeless tent encampments in response to the coronavirus pandemic right now about 80 tents are spaced out on a wide street near san francisco's city hall the mayor acknowledged she didn't want to approve the tents but said that having unregulated tent tents mushroom on the sidewalks were neither safe nor fair. and amid the pandemic asian american business owners are facing increased discrimination we're going to talk about that with our next session guest and in sports regina hampshire a heartwarming story of a set of twins looking to knock philadelphia's most famous movie star off his pedestal and to keep up with all the latest news and for anything you might have missed download our brand new free app. call portable t.v. you can catch their point was that it will be back into. tough and finding them on the full entire system account huevos successes because they could so smooth see it on. closing this way down to dog so hard not to think of the mother decide to look at the work and that i want and i don't need to start then if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights in his room waiting. on. the floor look

san francisco mayor imposed a dusk to dawn curfew after being overrun by looters last night. kenny choi reports from the market and 1st streets. >> reporter: we started off at san francisco city hall, it was a peace peaceful gathering there, but once it moved to u.s. plaza and union street that is when things got chaotic and the crowd became some what destructive. we noticed and witnessed some people smashing windows at the off 5th store on market street next to nordstrom and westfield mall. that is when we witnessed some entering the stores and ransacking that store, coming out of the store with space merchandise, clothes and police line that had been maintained around market and 5th street then started moving west on market street soon after those stores started to get looted and the people started smashing the windows. that is when police started advancing west on market street and then we noticed the crowd was still fairly peaceful at that point besides a few looters and then the police soon declared that the gathering was an unlawful assembly. soon after that, as the police marched slowly on market street, that is when we noticed some objects being thrown at that line of san

in new york city parks sun seekers are kept apart with circles on the grass while outside san francisco city hall the homeless are space to abide by social distancing guidelines all part of the new normal as the country emerges from lockdown. but amid the slow reopening a grim milestone the death toll from coded 19 has now claimed more than 100000 american lives a far cry from the confident statements just a few months ago from the u.s. president will see what happens but we have the greatest doctors in the world we have a very bad just to grow very aggressively we've had the u.s. accounts for almost a 3rd of the world's coded 1000 deaths a damning statistic some say for the world's richest country it says a lot about our public health system and it says a lot about how seriously we took this at the beginning. it says a lot about what we need to improve for the future this is really a wait and a time to be even to realize how important public health by comparison code 19 has proven to be worse than other recent virus outbreaks the 2003 sars epidemic did not claim a single life in the u.s. in 2009

tomorrow at noon, african-american religious leaders are gathering at san francisco city hall to deliver a social distancing sermon. they'll push for maintaining are distance services. they say the most important thing is keeping their congregation safe. >>> we are entering week 11 of our stay-at-home order. more people are anxious to get outside. rangers in the east bay say parks filled up today and rangers remained in control making sure everybody is doing their best. the rangers say people are following the rules, for the most part. >> this is a very, very important weekend. it honors those who lost their lives being patriots, and those on the front lines, doctors, nurses, this is a time for everybody to cooperate. this is the time for everybody to think of each other. not just ourselves. >> and a reminder, there is no swimming, barbecuing, picnicking or other group activities. >>> in the paf few hours, there are 15 new cases reported in marin county. that brings the total cases in the bay area to 12,447. 425 people have died. in the state of california, almost 93,000 confirmed cases.

some pastors rallied at san francisco city hall cautioning up against reopening up too soon. >> we reserve the right ourselves to determine the things we should do that's in the interest of our people. >> reporter: the county still has to sign off on them and perhaps make some changes. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> people will be required to use an app to self verify they have no virus symptoms or were recently exposed to people with covid-19. the county required hired i bm to develop the app. >>> next up, the anniversary of teen missing in vallejo. >>> and an alley of murals created by army veterans. we'll learn why that atwork is so important. ♪ count all the hugsant you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> a sad anniversary tonight for a vallejo family marking a year after not learnin

black pastors and members of the san francisco interfaith council wants to continue with virtual services to promote social distancing they will be at the san francisco city halloon tomorrow. >>> this was the source of the coronavirus outbreak and nine people have contracted the virus in connection with the assembly of god church in redwood valley they had multiple people including a man that is found to be affected and have close contact with other people, that engaged in the live streaming events have to have proper ventilation and enough space for social distancing. >>> there were many crowds at the beaches and parks celebrating the memorial day weekend in that has public health officials concerned right now. >>> this memorial day weekend americans are tired of being cooped up and head for pools and parties. as more more people financial -- venture out many beachgoers are flat to the coast and this is in galveston texas without a face mask. it seems that they are concerned and many are concerned about folks going back to normal. >> son does help but people have to be responsible with maintaining distance. >> reporter: small gatherings have been given the gr

they will be at san francisco city hall at noon. >>> investigators and san francisco are trying to determine the cause of a massive we can fire your fisherman's wharf. at 4:00, saturday morning, the fire grew to four alarms. the flames lit up the sky, the smoke could be seen for miles away. there were no serious injuries, thankfully but the fire did cause major damage to large warehouses that house fishing supplies. it is having a devastating economic impact on people in the commercial fishing industry who are already having a terrible season due to the pandemic. >> this is a huge setback for me. it took me over 10 years to accumulate to the gear, not only by it, but set it up with lines and buoys and get it ready to fish. if i had the money to replace it, there's no way that i could do all the work before the next crab season. >> no tourism business, no commercial fishing business for the other boat, and now all of the gear is lost. >> firefighters saved the historic ship the uss and jeremiah o'brien angered at pier 45. they say that was due largely to a fire about that race to the sand. is