again, these images in santa monica in california. there have been some fire crackers and fireworks also being deployed in the streets by protesters and squirmishes have been coming and going all afternoon. a lot of these protests have been peaceful that we have been watching in many cities across the country. let me bring in retired fbi supervisor james galiano, what do you see happening here? >> i was around during 1992 and i have seen the last few years 2014 and 2015 i was still with the fbi. i thought that at least in minneapolis and other major cities where we would expect and anticipate things like this would happen after that tragedy last monday. i thought for certain that we would have been better prepared and what i mean by being better prepared, we have learned lessons from these things. you can't come out with a lightfoot print and figure out what we'll let a few agitators and ins gatigators and we don't want them to insight in these things. the vast majority of these folks out there exercising their constitutional rights a

the santa monica pier closed. this city like a lot of other small california cities that rely on tourism has just been jack hammered by a lack of tax revenue both hotel tax and sales tax. $40 million lost alone in santa monica. there have been lay-offs. only a city of 90,000. a far different picture here. what they want to see but they want to be safe in santa monica is this beach filled with people on memorial weekend but you cannot cluster up on the beach. they are saying the beach is only for recreational purposes. we talked to a new yorker who was astounded by this vista. let's listen. >> i'm die-hard new yorker but to be honest right now if i had to sit in new york or sit in california, santa monica beach hands down i'm going to take this. it doesn't get better than this. i feel like i'm in bora bora right now but i'm in santa monica. >> reporter: bora bora. as in way off i think bora bora is part of indonesia. anyway, you see this strange sight. you would never see this ever on memorial weekend here. so they

paul has been over in santa monica for us throughout the day. it's getting a little late in the afternoon over there, in the early evening. it's been about two hours since we checked in with you, paul. have people been generally following the rules? >> they have been. wolf, if you look behind me, you'll see some without masks but in the distance there's another family and they have on their masks, so that part of the rules are being followed. they opened up this bikeway for the first time here in santa monica and it seemed to have alleviated some of the pressure on the sand. when we come back over this way, wolf, look at all the white sand in the background. that is social distancing at its best. that's exactly what they were hoping for here. but this is also an unwelcome site for business owners because this beach should absolutely be stacked with people right now. memorial weekend they should be out here with their blankets and coolers and whatnot. this is commerce, a city of 90,000 people. right now santa monica is suffering, the city, a $40

the famed santa monica pier. well, it's closed. and that's a really important thing because that means that the economic life blood of the city in a way has been turned off. we're going to bring in the mayor of santa monica. and mayor, it's got to be a tough situation for you because you want that pier open. but you know you need to social distance. so how do you reckon that? >> first of all, welcome to santa monica, the home of the three-piece bathing suit. a bikini and a face mask. the reality is things are financially pretty grim. we want to get the city reopened as quickly as we can. but we need to protect people from each other and from themselves. our local economy has tanked. we are a tourism town. people have been coming here for over 100 years. tourism has ended for the time being. our hotels are empty. our restaurants are doing just takeout and delivery. the city rev newenue has, there, cratered. we're down by $224 billion in this city. and that's money we need to provide police and fire, to pick up the trash, to have cle

it's seemed to have alleviated a lot of the pressure on the sand here in santa monica.hey wanted social distancing here and so far for this little corner of santa monica, it seems to have worked. and for the small city of 90,000, a lot of pressure, this is tourism. this is tourism at its best where people come here from all over the world to gather and they have lost a lot of their tax revenue, both hotel tax and sales tax. >> it's been about ten weeks since i've had a good night's sleep and a day off. it's the reality of trying to run a local government in these unprecedented circumstances. we've had recessions before. but never anything that happened this suddenly or deeply that took that much money out of the city coffers so quickly. trying to figure out how to run a city on 40% less money is a challenge. we have tourism that provides a great deal of our city budget. with the restaurants and hotels closed, that revenue is not going to come in for some time. we know it's not going to come back in overnight. >> the mayor telling us that the city of santa monica has los

but not good scenes in santa monica. i wanted to point out the reality of the two scenes we are seeing. peaceful mars, honoring george floyd's memory, ban an entirely separate group purely intent on nothing but stealing from levels december stores, sandra. sandra: i want to draw viewers attention to oakland, california where we are seeing a caravan, paying attention to all events happening in california. talk about with the situation there and talk about what we have seen so far in oakland, california as far as the protest demonstrations and some of the violence that eventually emerged over the past couple nights. reporter: oakland was a flash b. i have not got any direct information as to what that involves. it may be a decision by protesters to block certain roads there. i'm not familiar with that particular part of oakland. it looks like it might not be too far away from the airport. but what we have seen across california these florida few days in certain places, sandra. is an attempt by the protesters to block freew

well deron today the focus of protests have been in the beachside community of santa monica rather upscale area to the west of downtown los angeles several 100 peaceful protesters gathered along they confront boulevard in santa monica they they knelt and sat in the street they marched back and forth along the boulevard it was entirely peaceful but the city of santa monica declared a curfew for 4 pm local time which is $2300.00 g.m.t. which is basically a few minutes ago so police have been trying to move those demonstrators off the streets. despite the fact that they were behaving nonviolently now i have to say that there were another group of people who looted and rob several stores in santa monica they seem to be. completely unrelated to this group has showed no interest in demonstrating against the killing of george floyd or police brutality or systemic racism they seem to be interested in robbing shoe stores and we saw lots of people with armloads of shoe boxes getting into cars and driving away police were kind of overextended in santa monica so that they were not able to stop a lot o

cnn's paul vercammen joining us from santa monica. what are you seeing there? well, normally on memorial day weekend, you would start to see all of this sand filling in and people racing down here with the new social distancing rules. what's allowed is surfing and swimming and walking and running. recreation, but not the idea of parking your family on the sand with the tent and the blanket and whatnot. if you see in the distance, there it is, the iconic santa monica pier shut down. when that ferris wheel is not spinning, this small city of 90,000 is not making any money. they've already lost $40 million in the city of santa monica due to the loss of hotel revenue and of tax revenue. they project it will be $224 million into 2022. so tough times here. they are getting creative. they do have some ways of moving some money around and tapping into rainy day funds, but it's a real challenge. we'll hear from the mayor of santa monica next hour, but as we see a reopening here in terms of recreation, the city of santa monica is trying to reckon with, how do you stay sa

the city of santa monica has taken a huge financial hit. how long -- you talked to the mayor there earlier. how long did they expect to -- it to take to recover? >> reporter: years. and in fact, they're forecasting a budget deficit of something like $240 million into the year 2022 and the problem is they just lost all of their hotel and sales tax revenue so it's going to take a long time for them to come back to what they were before. they just had to lay off 150 people here in the city of 90,000. they also had buyouts of another 120 or so. it's been gut-wrenching and these beach cities have been super hard hit and you may know the unemployment rate in california now, 15 agonizing percent. back to you now, ana. >> paul vercammen in santa monica, thanks. >>> let's go to cnn's evan mcmorris-santoro on the boardwalk of new jersey's belmar beach. we know phil murphy is allowing outdoor crowds of up to 25 people to gather this weekend but it's a rainy weekend here in the northeast, evan. are people still going to the beach? >> reporter: well, th

it seem tuesday have alleved a lot of pressure on the sand here in santa monica.hey did not want people to gather here in large groups, put down tents, try to start little cook outs whatever they may be. they wanted social distancing here and so far for this little corner of santa monica, it seems to have worked. and for this small city of 90,000, a lot of pressure. this is tourism. this is tourism at its best where people come here from all over the world to gather, and they have lost a lot of their tax revenue. both hotel tax and sales tax. >> it's been about 10 weeks since i really had a good nights sleep or day off. and i'm not saying that for pity. it's the reality of trying to run a local government in these unprecedented circumstances. we've had recessions before, but never anything that happened this suddenly or this deeply that took that much money out of the city coffers so quickly. trying to figure out how to run a city on roughly 40% less money is a challenge. tourism provided a great deal of our city budget. and with the restaurants closed and hotels

west coast, santa monica, california, very popular beaches there. people seem to be observing the rules, which is a good thing. we'll get more now. >> reporter: here in santa monica, we're seeing social distancing and pays attention to the rules. you can see this bicyclist with his mask on. that is something they decided to do this weekend, open up the bikeway. it's alleviated some of the pressure on the sand. they did not want people to gather here in large groups, put down tents, try to start cookouts, whatever there may be. they wanted social distancing here and so far, for this little corner of santa monica, it seems to have worked. and for the small city of 90,000, a lot of pressure. this is tourism, this is tourism at its best where people come here from all over the world to gather and they have lost a lot of their tax revenue, both hotel tax and sales tax. >> it's been about ten weeks since i had a good night's sleep or a good day off. i'm not saying that for pity, but it's the reality for running a local government in these circumstances. w

hands down get better than this. >> reporter: so that is the scene in santa monica now. the tough part of this whole scene behind me. ma pier is still closed. that is part of the economic life blood of this city. they rely so heavily on their tourism dollars. and without any hotel tax without any sales tax, santa monica suffering from a $40 million deficit just in the three months since the covid-19 outbreak. and saying it will be some 240 million perhaps until the year 2022 so they are doing a lot to adjust, to consolidate, to make moves to get out of this deficit because these beach cities relying so heavily on tourism are really getting hit hard. >> you know paul, behind the beach there. let me ask you bigger picture in the state of california because that state has reported more than 2,000 new cases a day for the last four days. put that into perspective for us. how much concern is there that the state as its reopening is going to see a big spike in cases. >> well there is definitely a concern but its sort of been tamped down by this. they have been testing more read

it seems to have alleviated a lot of pressure on the stand here in santa monica. they did not want people to gather here in large groups, put down tents, try to start little cook outs, whatever they may be. they wanted social distancing here, and so far for this little corner of santa monica, it seems to have worked. and for the small city of 90,000, a lot of pressure. this is tourism. this is tourism at its best, where people come here from all over the world to gather. and they have lost a lot of their tax revenue, both hotel tax and sales tax. >> yeah, it's been about ten weeks since i've had a good night's sleep or day off. i'm not saying that for pity, it's the reality of trying to run a local government in these unprecedented circumstances. weave p we've had recessions before but nothing that happened this deeply that took that much money out of the city coffers so quickly. with the restaurants closed and the hotels, the very few that are open, at 5% and 10% okay pan city, that revenue is not going to come back overnight. >> reporter: the mayor also telling

. >> that happened in santa monica, didn't it with the bird scooter. >> guest: yes and a lot of people were unhappy about it because one day the bird scooters appeared on the sidewalks in santa monica and people looked at them and saw how they could use their phones to activate them, and the funny thing is the guy who worked at uber and the way it works is barge in, offer your service, get a lot of people who like it and then deal with the government, and angered officials in santa monica but i was there a few days ago and lots of people are zipping around doing all kinds of scooters. >> host: in "hop, skip, go" you write this. of governments failed to assert their control with taxes and regulation, ubiquitous mobility services could overwhelm the entire region much the way the automobile did. somewhat argue ubiquitous service is what we want. >> it is to a degree but if it is so cheap and ubiquitous you might send a car 20 miles to pick up a special type of panini that you like and so if it is too cheap it will get overused and overwhelm the infrastructure because it involves moving m

. >> in that actually happened in santa monica with the scooter. stephen: yes and a lot of people were unhappy about it. because one day, the birds scooters appeared on the sidewalks in santa monica people look to them and they saw how they could use their funds to activate them and next thing you know they are writing run without helmets, getting in the way of traffic and making some people very mad in the same thing is a guy who set up for had previously worked at over and when it over traditionally is worked is margin, are for your service, and a lot of people who would like it, and then deal with governments once you have a gun since was seen fan base. this verdict did pretty and it angered officials in santa monica. i was just there a few days ago and lots of people were sitting around on the scooters. peter: you write this, if governments fail to assert their control of taxes and regulation, moon servs can over the entire region much the way that the automobile did pretty someone argued mr. baker, that the advocate witness what we want. steph

. >> that happened actually in santa monica pier didn't with the scooter? >> yes. a lot of people were unhappy about it. one day the bird scooters appeared on the sidewalks in santa monica pier people looked at them they saw how they could use their phones to activate them for the next thing they are writing around without helmets, getting in the way of some traffic making some people very mad the thing about it was a guy who set up bird had previously worked at uber. the way uber traditionally has worked is barging, offer your service, get a lot of people who like it's, and then deal with government once you got a constituency and a fan base. that is what bird did. that angered officials and santa monica pier. while people are zipping on all kinds of scooters. in "hop, skip, go" you write this. of government failed to assert their control taxes and regulations, cheap mobility services could overwhelm the entire region, much the way the automobile did. >> some would argue that cheap ubiquitous services what we want. it is to a degree you might send a card 20 miles

there's the santa monica pier. well known throughout the world. it is shut down, and that is really crushing the economy here in santa monica. the city has lost more than $40 million in revenue since the covid-19 outbreak. imagine being a mayor of a city like this and having to reckon with laying off your employees. >> it's been about ten weeks since i really had a good night's sleep or had a day off. and i'm not saying that for pity. it's just it's the reality of trying to run a local government in these unprecedented circumstances. we've had recessions before, but never anything that happened this suddenly or this deeply that took that much money out of the city coffers so quickly so trying to figure out how to run the city on roughly 40% less money is a real challenge. tourism and restaurants provided a great deal of our city budget and with the restaurants closed and the hotels, the very few that are open, have 5% or 10% occupancy, that revenue is not going to come in for some time. we know it's not going to come back overnight. >> reporter: a

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. >> that happened in santa monica with the bird scooter? >> yeah, a lot of people were unhappy because one day the bird scooters disappeared in santa monica and they looked at them and they are riding around without helmets, getting in the way of traffic and making some people very mad and the funny thing about it, a guy who had previously worked at uber in the way that uber traditionally has worked is barging, offer your service, get a lot of people who like it and then deal with government once you have a constituency and a fan base. that's what brooded an angered officials into mnemonic. i was there a few days ago and lots of people are zipping around on scooters. >> if governments failed to assert their control with taxes and regulation, cheap ubiquitous materially services could overwhelm the entire region much the way the automobile did. but mr. baker, someone argued that ubiquitous services what we want. >> it is to a degree but if it is so cheap and ubiquitous, you might send a card 20 miles to pick up a special type of panini that

let's go to nbc's gadi schwartz who is in santa monica, california. what is happening where you are, gadi? >> chris, it is a very, very hostile situation on this side of the protest. there is a protest going on three blocks that way. over in this area it is pretty much unchecked looting. so unchecked. right now we are standing next to -- this is a chase bank. look inside. this chase bank, people have been going in and out in the last 15, 20 minutes, not a police officer in sight. we are going to walk do you know the street what you are about to see is unfolding in front of your eyes. it is a tense situation. but you have got road runner sports across the street. you can see people are coming out of that. they hit that about ten minutes ago. there was a rush of people that went inside. they are grabbing everything they can. so far the store looks like it has been cleaned out. we have seen this over the last hour again and again and again. we lost track at about six or seven stores on this block alone that have been hit. as you can see, it is basically

then behind me you see the santa monica pier. that is a symbol of the small city really suffering because the ferris wheel is not moving. we do not see the rollercoaster humming. for the mayor of the city it's really been tough. some deficit of $40 million since the covid-19 crisis began because they've lost hotel and sales tax revenue. he described what it's been like. >> it's been about ten weeks since i had a good night's sleep or a day off. i'm not saying that for pity. it's the reality of trying to run a local government in these unprecedented circumstances. we've had recessions before. never anything that happened this suddenly or deeply that took that much money out of the city covers so quickly. trying to figure out how to raun city on roughly 40% less money is a real challenge. we have tourism and restaurants to provide a great deal of our city budget and with the restaurants closed and the few hotels that are open with 5% or 10% occupancy that revenue is not going to come in overnight. >> reporter: that revenue of cours

we're continuing to look at live images from santa monica. paul had mentioned the reports coming out of santa monica of what appear to be problems there. we don't know exactly what's going on here, but clearly there's an issue happening with cars in the streets. we did see some people going back and forth between the cars, perhaps pulling something out of the cars or from the cars. we'll continue to gather more information and bring you an update as we get that information. in the meantime, i want to remind you of the special we have coming up this evening with don lemon, a black man dies at the hands of police, why does this keep happening? when will this end? join don lemon for an important conversation, "i can't breathe: black men living and dying in america," that's tonight at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. we'll be right back. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they

he's in santa monica, california. nick, the country is seeing they clusters of cases develop from pool parties to graduation parties. give us the details. >> reporter: it was no surprise that people were going to see the start of summer as some kind of turnsing point. in fact the governor of new york this morning said as much. he said, we had about 200 news cases today, the lowers since we've seen this began, we should now focus on reopening, but smart reopening. some people, some or places have taken mechanicial day as a pivot, believing this pandemic is over. it is not, not even close. . will there be a fallout? well, we'll find out in a week or two. >> the responsible thing is to self-quarantine. don't put your loved ones at risen, and make smarters decision. >> i could get killed by covid today or hit by a bus or car tomorrow. >> the governor says some of us might need to learn a lesson the hard way. >> it's disappointing when we have a lack of discipline by a few outliers. how do you remedy that? part of it is re

that's the one i opened up in santa monica. lemonis: you mean a storefront? storefront with a kitchen. lemonis: oh, so this is what the first step was. rachel: this was the first step. david -- we had been old friends. he was working for another project in marketing. i said, "do you want to help me market it?" and so, as we were growing this business, we decided to sell to stores. so i came up with the babies and -- lemonis: babies being -- rachel: the babies. these. i'm sorry. this is the baby. lemonis: not your kid-- not your babies. rachel: not my babies. the babies. lemonis: okay. okay. rachel: and that was the pivotal turn i made. lemonis: i love the size. love the size. i think the packaging's very clever, 'cause i can see the product, and i know what it is, so... i think the cookies are amazing. rachel: thank you. lemonis: can we see the factory? probably need to put a hair net or something. rachel: yeah, and i'll give you a coat. lemonis: okay, listen, if i learned anything throughout my entire time with jackie's cookies, it's how not to wear a hair n

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in santa monica with fox news. >>> for people look to go buy a new home, things are easier starting today. the home buyers can go in to the homes that are occupy with the real-estate agents, and there's rules. only the agent and two people are allowed inside of a home at one time. they will all have to wear personal equipment including the masks. social distancing must be maintained. this has lead to a drop in home sales. the bay area is not hit as hard as other areas. agents are optimistic about the new sales. >> it should quickly rebound based on the facts that there's buyers that wish to buy. with that said, there's a concern on the unemployment as the what type of affect that's going have and if it's going to take more of a turn. >>> we're hearing a phone numb i and then the department or edd or the laid off workers can file an unemployment claim or get the detailed answers and only opened for four hours a day on weekdays. according to the news, the e deshgs deshgs center that operates seven days a week can only give the general information or change the information that's on file. th

national correspondent william la jeunesse takes a look from santa monica, california. >> we must listenthe scien science. i know the economy is bad and that's going to get worse but what is worse than death? >> as americans try to balance a desire to stay safe with the need to stay fed, politicians battle shifting winds of public opinions. >> the big city mayors and county executives and larger counties have a somewhat different perspective on what the risks are. >> in texas, the attorney general sent warning letters to four counties often controlled by democrats say there social distancing orders violate their social distancing. >> residence and some law enforcement openly defied governor gretchen whitmer. >> tends in the thousands in a matter of days. >> when our governor said we could have another 28 days, i couldn't take another 28 days. i had to get back to work. >> a circuit court denied the governor's attempt to close this barbershop and g.o.p. lawmakers rallied to his defense. >> we have had 15,000 new claims for unemployment, that shocked me. >> commissioners voted 26-2 to reop

on the left, santa monica, california. on the right, we know there have been reports out of santa monica today, unfortunately, of looting happening there. we were seeing in these images moments ago what appear to be some kind of gas that had been fired off, and we'll continue to gather more information so we can make sure we're reporting what exactly is happening there. quick break. we'll be right back. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." was that your grandfather, leading armies to battle? was that your great-aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was it your family members? who flew. who fixed. who fought. who rose to the occasion. when the world needed them most. (♪) find and honor your ancestors who servered in world war ii. their stories live on at ancestry. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. begins with ingredients from the earthn... she's confident, protected, her

along this santa monica beach, many visitors chose to not practice social distancing saturday.resident trump, who was golfing today for the first time in two months, but without a mask, has called for states to allow places of worship to reopen. this video from the boston archdiocese shows what services could look like. minnesota will allow places of worship to resume at 25% starting wednesday. the announcement coming even as some hospitals in the twin cities are nearing capacity. arkansas which is now seeing a second peak is one of eight states with an increase in cases. >> increased cases indicates that there's more arkansans out there than we knew about before that are positive and could potentially spread the virus. >> reporter: but some former hot spots are seeing positive trends. new orleans hasn't registered any new deaths since wednesday. new york's death toll fell to 84 saturday, the first time it fell below 100 in two months. >> under 100. doesn't do any good for those 84 families that are feeling the pain, but for me, it's just a sign that we're making real progress

all peers remain shut down as do most beach parking lots and while the santa monica beach is busy. there is a lot of open say and i personally thought there'd be a lot more for how nice of the day and it is i thought there would be a lot he comes on all the time runs out here so he you know he sees the flour but. >>yeah, i think people are being pretty respectful and you know people are putting their towels on a little bit but only to swim and stuff. >>has land suter reporting for us tonight. let's going take a live look here in northern california, the golden gate bridge. ana cloudy day after spots of rain all day. >>get cloudy. i don't know where i live it was sunny blue skies all day so i think it was it was a matter of where are you in the bay today is meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here in brusett i think a lot of us thought that we were done with the rain a couple weeks ago, but here we are. >>yeah here we are and in may grant in big d and grand i saw you last night showing up your beh bod with those guns were the i over here that way but yeah i saw that last night on kro

. >>> a beautiful day if santa monica, california. a good day the take part in civic action.see there's a large protest going of after a nighttime curfew. she joins us from los angeles. erin, it looks like there's a lot of cleaning up to do from what happened yesterday. >> reporter: right now we're surveying the aftermath of yesterday's chaos all up and down this stretch of melrose avenue. restaurants and shops were vandalized. they made their way over here to this computer repair shop. she owns this shop. tell me what happened here yesterday. >> it all started with the alarm going off. we had some glass breakage. for the next four and a half hours, we were watching on our security camera what people were going in and out from different rooms in our building looting, breaking, vandalizing the store. i'm extremely grateful for the community and our clients who showed up here at 6 c:30 in morning to help clean up. it's been an amazing out pour of love and i'm grateful for every one. we will rebuild and come out of this. >> you were telling me the looters cut through your securi

in los angeles demonstratorred marched from santa monica to venice. in new york five were arrested for civil disobedience in union square. in denver, ducking for cover after gunfire erupted near the colorado state capitol. no word on any injuries. >>> new video shows protesters briefly occupying the hayward police station tonight. they are angry over two police shootings in the span of a week in their community in the latest incident the suspect admits he provoked the gunfire. >> protesters shutdown a street tonight some, of the anger stemming from a confrontation yesterday that was captured on cell phone video. we want to warn you the images are graphic. [screaming] >> 61-year-old man was hit with a taser and then gunfire. officer body camera video shows the suspect brandishing a wife, being aggressive, neighbors say the police were too quick to fire their guns. he has already been released from the hospital. he is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon. the police ie he has apologized and admitted it was his fault. >>> tonight, san francisco

all peers remain shut down as do most beach parking lots and while the santa monica beach is busy. there is a lot of open say and i personally thought there'd be a lot more for how nice of a day and it is i thought there would be a lot he comes on all the time runs out here so he you know he sees the flow but. >>yeah, i think people are being pretty respectful and you know people are putting their towels on a little bit but only to swim and soft. >>that was leanne suter reporting for us from la here in the bay area similar rules are in place for beaches that have reopened grant berry a staple is closing its doors for good specialties is a popular lunch spot in the bay area it's been. >>around for more than 30 years it has 50 locations in 3 states have announced on its website that it's closing because of the pandemic companies based in pleasanton and it's been a business 33 years it says the pandemic as his decimated company revenues. the last day of operation is this tuesday. so harry a. >>coming up at least one person was killed and another seriously injured today when a canadian

gadi schwartz there in santa monica. here in washington, we changed locations here just a few moments ago to try and give a better vantage point of what we saw happening. again, top of the hour, seven minutes ago, folks gathered outside the white house. they were chanting, and then we heard a bunch of folks scream that they were leaving to go and march around the city. and then someone else said they were going to be marching around the white house. there appears to be, again, some movement here, 16th and h. for folks who are familiar with the city, just to show you, there's the white house right there, and you can see the secret service on top of 1600 pennsylvania. you can see the park police in front here, in lafayette park. and more secret service agents as well. i counted well over 150 just in front of the white house. >>> kathy park is in philadelphia, as we hear some sort of bang here in downtown d.c. not sure what that was. but kathy park is in philadelphia where, kathy, just a few hours ago, the situation there i

. >> welcome to santa monica, the home of the three piece bathing suit bikini and facemask. >> in ourxt half hour with americans getting a bit of a break from lockdown, will the holiday weekend give the virus a chance to work overtime? >>> mass is on the move. these features welcoming the congregation back this weekend as long as they stay in their cars. >>> the university of california drops a key entry requirement, leaving students scrambling to find new ways to stand out. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs 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. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >>> we are 100% occupied. >> our top story at 6:30. after weeks of lockdown millions across the country will be allowed to celebrate a holiday weekend outdoors. whitney wild report

all peers remain shut down as do most beach parking lots and while the santa monica beach is busy.s a lot of open say and i personally thought there'd be a lot more for how nice of a day and it is i thought there would be a lot he comes on all the time runs out here so you know he sees the flow but. >>yeah, i think people are being pretty respectful and you know people are putting their tols on a little bit but only to swim and stuff. >>pet peeve i just hate when people wear the masks with the now is out who i know that i like hearing there still i don't want that knows there are make sure you wear the mask probably read books like the party john how's the weather for today. >>you know what it's definitely looking like some good weather to get outside with not just the mass but also of the umbrella on it that make sure to a get out there also and knowing that roadways are can be a little bit slick this morning. if you do have some essential travel you need to take care of watch out for some wet spots we saw overnight showers yet again last night and makes her to rain evenings acros

all ers remain shut down as do most beach parking lots and while the santa monica beach is busy. there is a lot of open say and i personally thought there'd be a lot more for how nice of a day and it is i thought there would be a lot he comes on all the time runs out here so you know he sees the flow but. >>yeah, i think people are being pretty respectful and you know people are putting their towels on a little bit but only to swim and stuff. >>wellesley has said are reporting from in the mask like a mask over your nose and where it here at local beaches because you're supposed to do that to this won't your nose is still stuff coming we can yes, i'm right there covering everything that's right that's one good thing about masks now you don't worry about that just cover it all up. we have john trouble standing by with a look at our forecast today. it's been kind of sunny out there now. >>yeah, you want the mask on over the nose sunburn right there now scott protection. my problem, so no sunburn on the nose for the master right. >>that's the other plus 2 for sure you know what we've

along this santa monica beach, many visitors chose to not practice social distancing saturday.resident trump, who was golfing today for te first time in two months, but without a mask, has called for states to allow places of worship to reopen. this video from the boston archdiocese shows what services could look like. minnesota will allow places of worship to resume at 25% starting wednesday. the announcement coming even as some hospitals in the twin cities are nearing capacity. arkansas which is now seeing a second peak is one of eight states with an increase in cases. >> increased cases indicates that there's more arkansans out there than we knew about before that are positive and could potentially spread the virus. >> reporter: but some former hot spots are seeing positive trends. new orleans hasn't registered any new deaths since wednesday. new york's death toll fell to 84 saturday, the first time it fell below 100 in two months. >> under 100. doesn't do any good for those 84 families that are feeling the pain, but for me, it's just a sign that we're making real progress a

públicos de las playas del condado argelino serán re abiertosa excepción de comunidades costeras como santa mónicabocas es obligatorio al aproximarse a un desconocido, nos dieron la reapertura parcial de los centros comerciales atendidos por internet o vía telefónica. >>> los negocios que siguen al pie las reglas que solo son para ir a recoger. >>> las celebraciones de grabaciones en autos están permitidos pero tendrá que usar tapabocas a a bajar las ventanas. >>> recibir a los centros para el control que las clasifican como esenciales. el gobernador de california dijo que va a anunciar este lunes para la reapertura de los centros religiosos . >>> es mejor estar en casa. >>> luis treto. >>> pasamos con david gonzález. >>> buenas tardes, en la comodidad de mi casa pero la mayoría decidieron estar a las afueras con los familiares más cercanos ya que las condiciones empiezan a calentarse, pero antes tenemos esta alerta la mala calidad a partir de mañana pero vamos a las condiciones actuales al alrededor de la región, la tienen pantalla, amarillo significa condiciones moderadas tanto norte como al sur

. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best they can. help us help them, and keep us out of harm's way as well. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> i'm dan noyes at stanford. the first san mateo firefighter to contract coronavirus has recovered and is back on the job saving lives in a different way. >>> and it pays to be liked. 8 local restaurants get a surprise $100,000 donation. >>> and the special salute for first responders and health care workers across the bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're getting a break from the rain for now, but a stronger storm is coming. i'll let you know when. >> all t

thousands came out to soak up sun on the santa monica shoreline. most people observed the rules which included no sitting or sunbathing on the sand. >> it's been amazing, yeah. we've been cooped up like everybody. to get out here and get in the water, the water is really nice. >> we're not going get close to other people. it's chill. it's chill. but i do wear a mask where i need to. >> all piers remain shut down as do most beach parking lots. the l.a. county sheriff's department and police were on patrol focusing on those not physical distancing. so far no one had been forced to more or cited. >>> well, democrats launch an investigation into the latest firing at the white house. >> that could be unlawful. >> inspector general steve linnik now out of a job. up next, the man the white house says recommended the dismissal and the connection democrats say he had with linnik. >>> we are learning details about the ordeal fire crews faced in los angeles on the scene of a massive blast that left four firefighters in intensive care. >>> and we have some lig

. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best they can. help us help them, and keep us out of harm's way as well. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> i'm dan noyes at stanford. the first san mateo firefighter to contract coronavirus has recovered and is back on the job saving lives in a different way. >>> and it pays to be liked. 8 local restaurants get a surprise $100,000 donation. >>> and the special salute for first responders and health care workers across the bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're getting a break from the rain for now, but a stronger storm is coming. i'll let you know when. >> all t

. >> reporter: even though the beach here in santa monica is now open, another los angeles icon, theod bowl, will cancel its summer season for the first time in 98 years. wars and the great depression couldn't keep it silenced until this pandemic. margaret. >> brennan: jamie yuccas, thank you. today, a group of lawmakers called on airlines to offer cash refunds, not just travel vouchers, to customers who canceled flights during the pandemic. this comes as carriers are forced to balance passenger safety with their own financial survival. here's cbs' kris van cleave. >> reporter: fear and frustration from fliers over what they see as overly-crowded flights. this one from san juan to miami left puerto rico this morning with 145 passengers. the airline says it blocked 27 seats. packed flights are the exception. the vast majority look more like this: domestic flights averaging just 31 passengers. can people safely social distance on an airplane? is that a realistic expectation? >> that's why we're asking all of our customers to wear masks, because, you know, when you're in an airline seat

this is the scene in santa monica in california.cers. while we've been monitoring, we haven't seen any classes, but nonetheless it is an indication of the strength of feeling not just in california but across the united states. there have been demonstrations in 75 different cities, and the authorities in some cities have imposed cu rfews. authorities in some cities have imposed curfews. the governor of california assessed the racial inequalities that exist in our society are evident all around us. please do stay with bbc news. sunday was another very warm day nationwide, and capping off a very sunny weekend was a beautiful sunset to end the day in the herefordshire area. 20 degrees in porthmadog, making it wales's hottest day of the year so far, it wales's hottest day of the yearso far, and it wales's hottest day of the year so far, and only three tenths from the highest temperature we've seen in the uk this year. at the moment we got clear, starry skies out and about. a few mist and fog patches possible later on across coastal part

this is santa monica and california.ce line on the left and there's the helicopter zooming on the right and you can see several hundred people there, gathered stationary in the square. continuing this protests in the recent count, there have been protests in 75 different cities across the united states. thousands of protesters also took to the streets in new york, setting police vehicles on fire in some areas. the state governor has announced an enquiry into police conduct during the protests. george floyd must not have died in vain. mr floyd's killing must be a moment in which this nation actually learns and grows and progress to make this place a better place. and we can do it. if we are smart together. taking the decision to walk alongside protesters. in videos that have been viewed over 4 million times on twitter, sheriff swanson was encouraged to walk with them which she then did. sheriff swanson has been in the police force for more than two decades. he joins us now. sheriff, we did not get to hear your voice in th

this was a deadly accident involving a vehicle that hit a person on the freeway near santa monica expressway. at one point all the lanes were shut down. they do have at least all lanes open now. there also opening the offramp. things are getting back on track. that is good news. we're seeing some delays. not as much as before. used to hundred 80 to avoid that altogether. things will improve their as you go nort. mear out misouth over toward sfo. 51 minutes rather. a couple other things going on, we're seeing brake lights as you go past the 205. a few more cars on the roadway. things will open nicely with no delays just after that. there is a trouble spot on 580 with at least one lane blocked. that is look at your morning drive. let's check the forecast. >>> we are looking at a warm wednesday ahead. i wanted to show you this gorgeous view. this is the sunrise this morning. here comes the sunshine and we will see plenty of that as we had through the day. i love seeing the sun rising there. that's really pretty site. it will brighten your day. let's talk atur. the low to mid 50s right now with