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driving down massachusetts avenue one morning during the rush hour and all of a sudden right by sheridan circle just passed embassy row there was a horrific traffic jam and everything stopped there was general sheridan up on his horse the requisite pigeon on his hat and i began to wonder how many people go around the circle every day or twice a day have any idea who he was? and as i was thinking that gershwin's rhapsody in blue began playing on the radio and suddenly the power of that music not only lifted me out of the doldrums but sent me soaring so i thought is more alive today cracks sherman or gershwin? is more important to american history? and of course they are both important. but we must not leave gershwin out of it. history is much more than politics and the military. say it again history is much more important than politics and the military. there are as many of you that appreciate and know far more about it than i do where are we on - - all we know is are in architecture. our interaction texture and poetry and music and dance in science and ideas, take them seriously as a sub

i want to introduce brendan sheridan from west yorkshire here in england.y so far? ah, yeah, it's a bright, sunny day, so — which helps getting up. but similar days to all the others since i've come out of icu at pinderfields. you have also spent quite a lot of time in intensive care. and i think like brett, you were pretty healthy going in. covid—i9 then hit you very fast, didn't it? uh, yeah. you know, i train 5—6 times a week, just like the — like brett. one day i got up fine, just started getting shortness of breath, no symptoms of covid, pretty healthy, keeping myself fit and ten hours later i almost stopped breathing and then and woke up two weeks later out of a coma. do you remember coming out of that? do you remember that moment when you woke up and how it felt? uh, yeah, but it's what keeps me awake at night. just the first time i obviously knew that something was — obviously something was seriously wrong because i woke up on the ventilator and the hood on, you know, helping me breathe. because i had picked up another infection and got pneumonia wh

was much more militant. >> by midnight, there were more than 1,000 people in the streets around sheridan seemed like it was a war zone. there was the tactical police force, police cars, sirens. people were setting fire to trash cans. everywhere there were bands of gays running around, cries of "christopher street belongs to the gays." >> i heard a lot of chanting that night, you know. gay power. i'm gay and i'm proud. >> during the early morning hours, the tactical police force began a sweep to clear christopher street of rioters. >> the riot police formed phalanxes and marched up and down christopher street. and in response to this, queens formed a rockettes kick line across christopher street. and they were singing, and they were kicking. ♪ we are the village girls we wear our hair in curls ♪ ♪ we wear our dungarees rolled up above our knees ♪ >> all the while the tpf, with their helmets and their shields and their clubs and their guns, kept getting closer and closer. and they kept kicking until that moment when the police were just a few feet from them. and then they took off. >> i th

well let me clarify that it was actually chris sheridan as a producer i was there i was about to ask the question crispin christian pinball and they had all been a. but he did ask about. the whole idea was about whether or not the u.s. will back an exception we know that the israeli ambassador has been here this week he's been talks talks with gerry krishna of course is leading among other things the drive for middle east peace from this white house we know the president has a news conference in the next couple of hours he's going to be meeting the polish president i will be in that news conference so you can guarantee that that question if we get the chance will certainly be brought up with the president. but kelly on call in we made reference to the fact of the other achievements that she sees that donald trump has achieved while in the white house says there is no greater friend of israel and then to the big unknown so therefore we can only assume that they're not going to notice that they're against the idea but they're very much in support of the idea this is what you have to se

. >> nurse judy sheridan gonzalez is the president of the new york state nurses association. joins me now from new york. judy, thanks so much for coming on. >> oh, well, thank you for having us on your program on behalf of the 42,000 nurses in the new york state nurses association, and the millions of patients that we take care of every day. >> we're thinking of all of you right now. you came on our air early april, april 3rd, you just received an antibodies test, how are you doing after all you've been through? >> i haven't been through as much as most of our members, many of our members have suffered terribly. we lost quite a few members to the disease and thousands have been infected since the beginning. >> when you recall what new york went through, that interview was powerful in april, describing the scenes in hospitals. now we see the surges in arizona, florida, and texas. what goes through your mind when you think of what front line healthcare workers now face in these states, the mayor of austin says they may run out of hospital beds by mid-july. houston hospitals are

between our way low empress radio boulevards and montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridanh the 30th. san jose enforces parking restrictions today and the city stopped handing out citations for parking meters and other infractions during the pandemic and now the city will issue tickets for cars and vehicles that violate restrictions. today's focus will be identifying nonoperational vehicles on city streets. also happening today in the south bay , the santa clara valley transportation authority is restoring more services and many routes are being restored including service to stanford research park. the palo alto va hospital in the st. louis hospital in gilroy. weekday service will begin at five in the morning and continue until five at night and on the green and blue and orange lines and hours are extended this coming weekend on those lines. and a reminder. ktvu is highlighting frontline food workers. if you want nomin- mail and tell delts why they should be honored and send photos or videos to my hero and fox tv.com. >>> former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepern

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to mark the 252 the 1st 3 of the composers birdlike sheridan programmed by her.ethoven world wide. street project starts on d w. lead. player. this is the new. protests in the u.s. enter their 8th night people gathering at the white house and across the country of northern curfews in calling for an end to police brutality and racism. also coming up fleeing china some hong kong protesters are seeking refuge in taiwan we ask what it feels like to be an exile and to fear for your family's safety back home. plus after months of long.

includes west pacific avenue between and presidio boulevards, montgomery street between lincoln and sheridan avenue and then washington boulevard between kobe avenue and lincoln blvd washington boulevard between kobe avenue 100 will allow some limited access to cars, residents and tenants and delivery emergency services. but that's about it. we have much more details on our website at kron 4 dot com. so definitely check that out. an update on the numbers now across the bay area we now have more than 15,000 coronavirus cases and a total of 462 deaths statewide a 130,000 cases with more than 4600 deaths reported so far and the nationwide we're looking at nearly a 100. little more than a 110,000 deaths with close to 2 million cases of coronavirus the global numbers, the local city by city comparisons can be found on our website kron 4 dot com. if you're interested in those. coming up on the kron 4 morning news protests and large crowds are drying up concerns about a spike in covid-19 cases, we'll tell you what doctors are seeing across the country. >>plus the latest on a wildfire burning in the

where george died, collecting food for families in need with help from the local nonprofit, the sheridantory. so many families came to help. 29,000 bags of groceries collected. so many in minneapolis doing what they can. this little girl whose front yard effort multiplied. 9-year-old cameron johnson began making bracelets and donating the money to minneapolis families in need. setting up a stand. ron johnson, her father, a former pro football player mentioning his daughter's effort on his radio show. he had no idea how quickly her effort would grow. and tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: cameron and her dad telling us how much they've now raised. >> so far we're raised $36,000 and the money we have raised from making bracelets go to the people of minneapolis. >> yay! >> reporter: with cameron's help and all of those families back at that middle school, more than 2,000 families picking up those donated groceries. tonight, those volunteers have vowed to keep going. just incredible. and we need it. i'll see you for an all-new two-hour "20/20" tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. good night. >>> i

. >> the principal asked the organization, the sheridan story to help distribute the federal to familiess trucks. >> this is what minnesota, minneapolis is about, taking care of each other, serving each other, making sure the kids especially have the food they need. >> amy nelson, the principal of sanford middle school is with us right now. way to go, amy, that was awesome. wow. first tell us about the need how desperate was the need for you to put out that initial e-mail. >> it really came from we knew there was a need for staff it came from parents and neighbors who said can we partner on this and how can we make this work with kids they reached out and it snowballed from there. there's so many families that live close that don't have a grocery store anymore. >> it's basic primal needs you were hoping for 80 kids. you got 30,000 plus. can you tell me what it felt like to be standing in the parking lot of that school looking at cars lined up for miles. what did that feel like for you? >> just an overwhelming sense of gratitude. this is what minneapolis does. people from the longfellow c

starving it out and forcing them to flee the courthouse were grant and sheridan overtake lease army, and forces surrender. that was the third confederate army captured. >> how does grant conduct himself in mathematics? >> it's like the most touching part of the story. he doesn't allow gloating. he uses rations to feed the starving, and i think the most beautiful passage in grants memoirs is about half a mattocks. grant says that he was sad and depressed when he met leave, and he writes i felt like anything, rather than rejoicing over the downfall of a faux who had fought and suffered such hardship for a cause, although that cross was the worst that any army could have sought -- fought for. grant in a way shows the way because on the hunt, on the one hand in the passage he pays homage to the bravery of the confederate soldiers. they were extraordinary and many battles. at the same time, the cars that they were fighting, the perpetuation of slavery is one of the best houses that they fight for. so you brought a lot of fairness and balance to the subject. it should stay with us. >> gran

west pacific avenue between our and boulevards, montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between cobb avenue and lincoln blvd washington boulevard between cobb and herb will allow some limited access to cars for residents tenant and delivery and emergency services we'll have more details on our website kron 4 dot com. and taking a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge show pretty hazy out there shrouded in fog indeed on this saturday night meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with. >>a forecast for sunday and beyond i'm of recent. >>either grandin began. yeah we're going to notice a nother round of gusty winds specifically along the bay area coastlines, let's take a live look outside a golden gate bridge this evening beautiful sunset just a few minutes ago and temperatures out there right now starting to cool down into the mid to upper 50's along the bay area close and the low to mid 60's. as you make your way in and overnight lows tonight will be upwards of about 5 degrees cooler compared to last night and that's because

latest closures include west pacific presidio b montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridanvenue. the closures last until june 30th. >>> san jose will start enforcing parking restrictions today. they stopped issuing citations for parking meters and other infractions during the pandemic. now they will start to issue tickets again. the in san jose will be identifying nonoperational vehicles on city streets. >>> the santa clara valley transportation authority is restoring more services. any routes are being restored, including stanford research park , palo alto va hospital and san luis hospital in gilroy. weekday service will now start at 5:00 in the morning. it will go on the green, blue and orange lines. hours will be extended this upcoming weekend on those lines. >>> we want to remind you that monitor someone, send us an email. tell us why they deserve to be recognized. send photos or video to myhero@foxtv.com. >>> it is 6:26. san francisco is one of several cities that are considering shifting funds away from police and into community programs. up next, we have a look at th

>>montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between kobe avenue and lincoln boulevard we have more details on street closures on our website kron 4 dot com take a live look outside now at the golden gate bridge with twilight in the air the bridge apparently doesn't know the words so it's been humming a lot lately chief meteorologist lawrence karnow as our forecast lot of wind the last few days towards yeah i mean it has been within around the bay area and guess what starting tomorrow, i'm coming back to the office i can't wait to come back and see you guys actually in person. >>you know one outside tonight, certainly the winds that has been the story as we head into the weekend of course we've seen the fires out there brees continues to blow but those winds are going to start to calm down a little bit overnight tonight. i think so a breezy afternoon tomorrow but not as windy as what we had today still numbers outside got some 50's and some 60's and number 20 below the average today. >>i think those winds yes on issue and sfo 29 miles an hou

. >> next hour, we'll hear again from judy sheridan gonzalez and i'll ask her what improved, what hasn't and her advice for states and cities facing a surge in this deadly disease. >>> one person is dead and another injured after a shooting in louisville, kentucky. it happened during a protest in jefferson square park saturday evening. demonstrators have been gathering to demand justice in the killing of breonna taylor there. officials say law enforcement performed life saving measures on one of the victims, but he died. a short time later, police received word of a second shooting victim at the nearby hall of justice. he was transported to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. we'll keep tabs on this developing story. >>> shocking allegations say russia offered to pay the taliban to kill u.s. and british troops. coming up here, what the white house says about what president trump knew about this and when. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16;

continue to open more businesses west pacific abby tweener and presidio montgomery between lincoln and sheridan and washington between kobe and lincoln. they are all going to be closed in part so that people get get out and enjoy those businesses. we have all the details on this area on kron 4 dot com. and new york city today is the first day that they're starting to ease their very strict. >>stay at home orders. this is a huge deal for them they were the first and only really at the center of coronavirus the worst hit in the country. so they are finally just starting to get back to work. workers in non essential construction and manufacturing can go back to work some retail can go watch a curbside or in-store pickup. so this is going to send about 400,000 people they estimate back to work still huge blackout including broadway not open yet kron 4 has been telling you about all the changes as they happen with our mobile app so download those and you'll get push alerts when breaking news happens we'll be right back. >>1400's of firefighters are battling the quail fire in solano county which has

. >> well, my colleague, natalie allen, caught up with judy sheridan gonzalez to speak about where thingsand now. >> i don't know if they didn't believe what we were going through, if they couldn't understand it or they thought new jersey and new york and connecticut and the northeastern states had some kind of problem they weren't going to have, we're the same human beings all over the place, and they should have been prepared based on what we went through. we suffered so much in vain. >> and you can see more of natalie's interview with the president of the new york state nurse's association in about two hours from now on cnn. >>> well, we have talked about how people didn't socially distance at the trump rally last saturday, but a report says the venue actually wanted them to. so what happened? we'll tell you when we come back. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators of brain performanc: memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. we wer

include west pacific avenue between our and presidio boulevard smack gum re street between lincoln and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between kobe avenue and lincoln boulevard we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com. >>well, thousands of people jammed onto the golden gate bridge yesterday. it was quite a sight in all in support of social justice and the black lives matter movement. it was a first ever black lives matter protests to be held on the bridge, the iconic bridge and it was organized by a couple of teenagers from force well bellow was at that protest yesterday she talked with the young organizers today and noel you found out that the young women didn't even know one another before all this that's right. they just met the day of the protests, ken and pam it really does seem to be a growing movement of young people taking charge and organizing these protests across the country. >>mimi's from or an anti on a day from san ramon say they support the support they received on saturday has lit a fire under them to continue this work. >>they're the people who will make the

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speaking of unhoused people comeme after break, we will go o minneapolis we will find out abouout a sheridanotel where close to 200 unhoused peoplee haveve gone in thehe last, well0 dadays. whwhat is hahappening to them t. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the ququarante report. goodman with juan gonzalez. wewe go now to minneapolisis, we more than 200 unhoused people are facing imminent eviction from a sheraton hotel that community organizers turned into a sanctuary for homeless people amid citywide protests against the police killing of george floyd. as parts of the city erupted into flames and thousands took to the streets in protest, i now's people seeking refuge first moved off the streets and into the largely vacant hotel on may 29. the hotel's occupancy grew to more than 200 with a group of volunteers and organizers working around the clock to keep the operation running. the sheraton is just one mile from where george floyd was killed by minneapolis police more than two weeks ago. the hotel has provided shelter for a homeless population hit n

roping off some streets west pacific avid runner well own presidio montgomery between lincoln and sheridanhington between kobe in lincoln and also washington between kobe in our we'll have some limited access to cars and delivery vehicles. we have the whole list of how this might affect you if you're in this area at kron 4 dot com. >>and new york is now for the first time today starting to ease. it's order and sending a lot of people back to work and some businesses reopening, they're allowing. some businesses that are non essential to go back to work construction and manufacturing retail stores can set up curbside pickup for in-store pickup and so this affects about they think 400,000 people starting to get back to work today and of course the subways which is going to be a herculean task to reopen and clean and make sure that everybody is safe. the the mayor and governor already said there's no way you can provide the kind of distance that you need you're just going to have to have masks and be careful have quite a complicated system. they're trying to get off the ground, let's take a cl

>>this includes west pacific abby tweener presidio of montgomery between lincoln and sheridan and washington between kobe and lincoln washington between kobe and our will also. have limitations to cause that you'll need to know about and if you do want to get a better idea of these restrictions go to kron 4 dot com. >>the cdc says that it is closely watching the demonstrations as they happen across the u.s. because they're concerned that these could spark more coronavirus outbreaks with camilla burnout taking a closer look at that part of the story. >>but that won't just throw test around the country remained mostly peaceful over the weekend this as friends and family prepare for george floyd's final memorial in houston. it's expected to draw large crowds up said over floyd's death while in police custody in minneapolis. but it's the crowds that also worry health experts and politicians. >>we are concerned that those protests may have increase the spread of the virus. we're going to do 35,000 tests per day just in new york city and it's not just in new york the concern is nationwide. >>the c

a long cavalcade of chicago police cars just turned the corner south on sheridan, making a right onto montrose. the protest started here around 5:00 this afternoon. it started with a facebook post by a young woman, sort of ad hoc. she said she's never tried to organize a protest before. she was only expecting a couple hundred people. she got about 5,000 that showed up from all directions. the good news about this protest as they marched north on hallstead about 2 miles, went past wrigley field, past the 19th district police station next to wrigley field where there were a lot of officers. so far, everything is been peaceful. they stopped at this intersection, laid down on the ground, kneeled. they were talking to police officers, they spoke, had a megaphone. there was no trouble here, that's why they wanted it, i'm told -- that's the way they wanted it. they were giving out masks and water and food. this was sort of a community coming together. a lot of people i spoke with said they were frustrated and angry about the violence they've been seeing here in chicago over the past three or

president donald trump she was here at the white house a couple of hours ago my colleague chris sheridan asked her about the ambassador's visits and if there was an announcement coming anytime soon she said that donald trump is a big friend of israel and that we can expect quote a big announcement in the next few days so donald trump has a news conference with the polish president in the next couple of hours here at the white house no doubt he will be asked about an exception i'm due to be in that news conference so i plan to ask him that if no one gets there before may still be interesting to see what the president's reaction is that there are many who believe that the white house really just gives israel the green light to do what ever it wants and we know that the palestinians refuse to engage with the peace process what was unveiled by gerry cousteau because they didn't believe they'd been consulted anough at the time of the move of the embassy to jerusalem many people predicted that there would be widespread violence across the middle east in the end there wasn't as much had been pr

for the most part peacefully for several hours i can tell you that our white house producer chris sheridan is out one of those protests as well as i know you'll be talking to my colleague but he reports back that there are thousands of protesters who have gathered outside a fence that has been a rapid around the perimeter of the white house now i should tell you the presence in terms of the military the police on the white house campus is not as extensive as it was when you and i spoke 24 hours ago still there are riot shields out police with petards and they are ready in case that fence was breached now for the president's part again he has not backed down in his threats that he will deploy the military not just in washington d.c. but around the country and just to give you a sense of what that looks like on monday evening we know that there was 18000 national guard that was deployed across 29 states there were 1500 additional national guard and also active duty military that were in washington d.c. and the statement coming from the attorney general bill barr is that there will be an even

jim sheridan. the 1st minister of scotland accuses the u.k. government of failing to koos to consult other countries on the plans for bridges amid fears it could lead to a surgeon coronavirus cases. and a doctor's group warns of an exodus of health service staff ahead of a potential 2nd wave of covert 19 we hear from the former chair of an n.h.s. trust. good afternoon and we start with some breaking news a lot via has taken steps to ban 7 of all artes television channels. the country's national electronic mass media council has imposed the ban and has urged other european union member states to follow its lead a lot of fear is using e.u. sanctions aimed at me cheek is the you of who runs the russia today news agency not r.t. despite the similarity in the names because that of himself says the ban makes no legal sense and the latvian all forces are blinded by russophobia. and i'll be joined very shortly to discuss this by broadcaster george galloway. in the meantime as the initial city of leicester goes back into lockdown the mayor has expresse

in albany, we have daniel chester french's hand in the statue of sheridan. and there are people who would like that statue removed from albany. thomas paul's statue of lincoln and an enslaved person rising or kneeling, depending on your interpretation, has been in washington since 1876. all of the money raised for this statue was contributed by freedmen and frederick douglass gave the brilliant address. but there are those who are discomforted by it. in new york, we recently proposed the first statue of a woman in central park. the only women in central park are mother goose and alice in wonderland. they don't count as history statues. susan bproposal with anthony and katie stanton. that does not include the african-american contributions to suffrage. now people say sojourner truth should not be with those two women because their attitudes on african-american suffrage were retrograde. one answer or one solution or one approach we might consider is new statues. this is an extraordinary equestrian statue that appeared in times square in new york. it is destine

pacific avenue between our and presidio boulevard montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between colby avenue and lincoln blvd washington boulevard between kobe avenue winner. will also i have limited access to cars for residents, 10 delivery and emergency services as well we have the details of all of these changes to the street patterns there along the presidio on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>it's a quick break at 7.21 still ahead growing concern in buffalo new york after multiple officers resigned because 2 officers were charged with assault for pushing a 75 year-old man to the ground causing him to bleed from the here and pass out we're going to see how the these are extraordinary times, and we want to thank the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need

jonathan swift, berkeley, edmond burke, richard sheridan whose plays are still performed on stage. i could go on. grafton, the great parliamentarian. if you go to dublin today you'll still see the evidence of the great flowering of the anglo irish aristocracy. the buildings and everything are an expression of the people of english or british descent who became the ruling class in ireland. however, you can look at it from another angle. you look at it from the angle of the irish peasant or the irish-catholic, in the 18th century irish-catholics were faced with the disabilities imposed on them by the penal laws which prevented catholics from having -- well prevented catholics from a lot of things but over the period of time towards the 18th century the penal laws were relaxed somewhat, but still ireland was completely dominated by a relatively small percentage of the population of the ruling class. now i have to confess this was not unique. everywhere in europe people who didn't belong to the ruling class had pretty miserable lives. if you were a central european peasant or even a pe

windy, cooler and some sheridan shower activity. hot, inland, 60s, 70s, by the water, 80s away from that, and you can find 90s no problem. not much change, friday, it cools down in the wind cranks up on sunday, gasia and dave. >> reporter: thanks, steve. >>> how visitors can avoid a quarantine period. >>> we'll talk about a new guide to help you navigate movie theater experiences in the age of covid-19. ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 7:22 a.m. on an overcast sky in oakland, here. ♪ >> get together, by the younger bloods, requested off of our facebook page. this song is quietly now 50 years old or something like that. thank you, jeff for the request. if you would like a song, let me know, on facebo >>> 7:22. san francisco's outside music festival will not be happening this year, due to the covid-19 and amick. the annual festival was set place, if you bought tickets, you can get a refund, or your tickets will be valid for next year's festival. it is expected to be back at golden gate park, august 6th through eighth of 2021. >>>

street closures include west pacific avenue, and montgomery street, between lincoln boulevard and sheridanill last until june 30th. >>> san jose will start enforcing parking restrictions today. many cities stopped issuing citations during the pandemic. the city will now start to issue tickets once again. the focus today in san jose will be identifying nonoperational vehicles on city streets. >>> also happening today the south bay santa clara valley transportation authorities are storing more services. many routes are being restored, including services to stanford research park, palo alto va hospital, and saint louise hospital in gilroy. weekday service will start at 5:00 in the morning, until 9:00 at night on the green, blue, and orange lines. hours will also be extended this upcoming weekend on those lines. >>> from grocery stores to neighborhood restaurants to the food delivery services, ktvu is shining a spotlight on front- line food workers in the bay area. to nominate someone who is helping to keep you and your family fed during the covid-19 pandemic, send photos and an email to turn

also the training officer of the sheridan county fire 1, and glendale fire department, all of which are 100% volunteer fire departments. currently serves as vice chair of the kansas state firefighters association after serving as secretary from 2000 to 2018. know, witnesses should you will each have five minutes for open testimony. includedimony will be for the hearing. appropriatethe testimony, we will begin with questions and each will have five minutes to question the panel. i will start with chief ludwig. you can begin your testimony. chief ludwig: thank you, and -- gooder onenoo afternoon chairwoman johnson and sting wished members of the committee. i'm chief ludwig. thethe fire chief of champagne fire department in illinois. the nations fire and ems departments are at the tip of the sphere in the fight against covid-19. -- sphere in the fight of covid-19. this personal provides aid to every day -- every day to victims of covid-19. help themms personnel in their homes, provide aid and transport them to their hospital. fire treats across the nation are working tirelessly to help the

avenue between a yellow and presidio boulevards montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridanwashington boulevard between kobe avenue and lincoln boulevard now washington boulevard between kobe and a fellow well allow some limited access to cars for residency, no tenants delivery an emergency services so keep that in mind we have more details on our website want to check it out and to see the whole list head over to kron 4 dot com. and a san francisco continues to gradually reopen sf mta will begin enforcing street cleaning restrictions starting june 15th pay attention to the signs folks the city will sue them to resume enforcement for parking violations related to street sweeping the city stopped issuing tickets as of march 17 to allow residents to stay home, you know without having to worry about getting a ticket and stressing out about that so resuming enforcement for mechanical street sweeping is now being described as necessary and the city begins to allow more businesses are as the city begins to allow more businesses and activities to reason. >>and coming up this mornin

latest closures include west pacific avenue between aurelio and presidio boulevard and lincoln and sheridanoulevard and the closures last through june 30th. san jose is enforcing parking restrictions. they stopped the pandemic and they will have a focus identifying non-operational vehicles and city streets. santa clara valley transportation restoring more service and many routes on the map including the palo alto va hospital in the st. louis hospital in gilroy and service starts at 5:00 a.m. and goes until 9:00 p.m. on the green, blue and orange lines. hours are extended this upcoming week and on those same lines. bart is making adjustments to its schedule. will petersen and other stations open and that will extend the entire time and the fact the first hour of weekday morning service an early morning service on weekends. the specific time is shown on the part website and we have it for you under the web links tab. >> airlines are adding more flights to their bay area summer schedules that includes international service to and from sfo by united and american. united citizen plans to add up