as restrictions starting to lift, people are starting to fly or at least starting to book trips right is helping things out when the opening bell rang this morning. however, this morning, southwest reporting it may be ready to cut jobs. the airline has actually never laid off workers in its 49 year history. taking a live look at the dark stock exchange right now, up across the board, right from the sound of the opening bell this morning, the dow shut up about 300 points, now up more than 400 points. up above 26,000 today. 1 3/4%. the s&p 500, up more than a percent, at 3115. the nasdaq up just about half percent, lagging a little bit behind the other indexes. also affecting the airlines this morning though, the trump administration plans to block chinese airlines from flying to the u.s. the transportation department said it would suspend passenger flights of four chinese airlines to and from the united states, starting, june 16th. the decision is a direct response to the airline decision to not let united and delta resume flights this week to china. those flights were suspended earlie

expect it to start out at 56 degrees, a cool start to and then we'll see it making it into the upper by early in the afternoon. as we look at our high temperatures we'll reach into the low 80s but mostly 70s here for parts of the south bay, the inner bay, as well as the north bay while san francisco stays in the 60s we are going to see more of this nice weather but high pressure will build as we go through the week and that's going to create some warmer weather for us especially by wednesday into thursday, even going into the weekend. we're still looking at that high pressure remaining, the dominant feature in our weather as we go into the end of the week so that's going to create a northerly wind with winds around that high pressure flowing clockwise. a northerly wind for us and at times that may mean more dry vegetation and a higher wildfire danger. so we'll be watching out for that as we go from the low 80s today to the low 90s. saturday, the first day of summer, we'll need to find somewhere to cool off as some of our temperatures reach the low 90s. mike, you've been keeping an ey

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starting with temperature checks inside of a tent as soon as they got to practice before they started any activities. only half the team isy cause of. major league soccer suspended play on march 12 lt outth out o of coronavirus. and now all 26 teams are back to bra. the quakes were the last team to get back to it because of the more restrictive measures in santa clara county. as reggie was talking about, no schedule for the remainder of the season so far, but we expect to get word possibly as early as morning as a plan to kickoff the season at the espn wide world of sports complex. we'll let you know about it. ju julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> and in the east bay, sun valley shopping center is set to open back up at 11:00 tomorrow morning. the changes inside the mall include fewer sitting areas and chairs in the food courts. no trays in the food court. and signs encouraging people to social distance. some of the stores are still going to be closed. contra costa county's amended public health order last week allowed malls to reopen after the county approved their prevention plans. >>>

these are starting to come down. grass pollens are starting to come down too. that is something to keep our skies clear and with the wind be has more humidity to it and we think that will change as temperatures climb later in the week. the slight chance of a few showers, partly cloudy skies, coastal low clouds and fog and then bands and shower chances way off to the north as tomorrow temperature's may briefly come down a little bit. the morning you have the drizzle and the mist on the coast and then we will see highs tomorrow in the upper 70s to lower 80s. out towards the trivalley. some of the warmest we will see numbers in the mid-80s. low 70s close to oakland. still cool around half moon bay. san francisco, upper 60s with the wind coming in 20 to 25 miles per hour and north bay temperatures in the 70s and the 80s. watch the arrows, we will see them coming down more out of the north as we head through the afternoon. napa, dropping down to 25% and notice the spike in the temperatures heading towards the middle of the week. that is a sign of high pressure movin

we start off promising but in the shower years start off promising but in the shower yea rs are startn the uk as we go through the day. after a sunny start, afternoon thunderstorms could be an issue and because we have light winds, the could be slow—moving so localised flooding not out of the question. we could start off with a little bit of low cloud, mist and fog that brings its way back to the east coast where its way back to the east coast where it may well inc. —— maker but elsewhere lovely smells of sunshine but as the heat builds, the showers will arrive. they should be few and far in between across scotland and northern ireland, the most frequent one through wednesday will be across england and wales. this is a snapshot of the afternoon, just the brighter colours denoting the intensity of those showers. slow—moving, a wad of heavy rain in a short space of time, we will see hail, thunder and lightning mixed in there. it will be quite warm and humid out there, temperatures likely to peak at 22 degrees and 72 fahrenheit. the showers will continue through the early evening hopeful

it initially started as a die-in by the naacp. damian trujillo is there on the ground telling us that this is just an amalgamation of all sorts of people. mothers and children, everyone out there today, again, one of the larger protests that we're seeing, across the bay area today. now the covid pandemic may have pushed out the headlines for a few days but it doesn't mean it has been forgotten. the virus continues to spread and take lives. including an 87-year-old life-long resident of san leandro, who passed away in early may. garvin thomas shares his story. >> dick bratly loved to write, an as of yet unpublished novel and a local column for his paper and listening to his kids, he could have written a book on being a good dad. >> we met on a blind date. >> on the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary, dick rutledge shared when he started dating his future wife nor ma in the early 60s, she promised her mom he would wait a year before getting engaged. he popped the question the very next month. dick is seen as knowing he knew wh

when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff that would keep the associates safe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, we've sent well over 10 million gloves. and this may look like a bottle of vodka. when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] with this pandemic, safety is even more important because they're going home to babies, eyparents. so, our responsibility is to make sure that they go home safe every single day. >>> 5:26. welcome back. the ntsb is now investigating the deadly crash of a pg&e helicopter yesterday afternoon in fairfield. we know that three people died and that crash sparked a grass fire that burned seven acres. it came in contact with a power line near lyon and soda springs roads and knocked out power to about 40,000 customers.ee released. >>> we could have a coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year. dr. anthony fauci tells the american medical foundation they are getting ready to enter into phase three, the one made by moderna. 30,000 people will be injected starting in july and the plan is to create 1 mil

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we've seen a lot of people start coming back out. this happened after mayor sam liccardo took a knee with about 400 protesters. he hoped a curfew like so many other cities in the bay area would help keep the protests peaceful and end the lawlessness caused by a small number of people. >> we're into the third day. we've seen too m fy taking advas moment to exploit these protests by their peaceful intentions of the many. >> reporter: the 8:30 to 5:00 curfew will remain in place until further notice saying a few people are taking advantage of these peaceful protests. they had some street level intelligence that there was some planned looting for overnight last night hoping this curfew may have helped curtail that this morning. thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thank you, thom. >>> at 6:09 we get a look at our live view as we head outside in dubl dublin. our temperatures in the upper 50s. we're going to have a mild start to the week but hotter temperatures coming our way tomorrow. we'll talk about that and more commute. what's the upda

wanted to hit on that to start off. and also a good reminder for us if we get a big earthquake, or when we get that big earthquake, don't run out of the building. falling debris is a top hazard. interior of the building is always best. hallway not the safest. you want to get under a desk or table as aftershocks will continue drop, cover and also hold. good reminders for us also to get those go bags ready as well. i'm going to kind of fine-tune mine up here this weekend. with a little extra time. as we move into that weather forecast i'm noting two things i really want you to know about here. two systems lightning up across the west. these will help to drop temperatures and also bring some rain back to northern california. they're going to really start to get going as we head through the next three days. this will begin the temperature drop tomorrow as we have 60s to start. a mott more comfortable. mostly sunny skies. 65 in the peninsula. san francisco one of our coolest at 63 and also sunny skies. so as we move through

they just started shooting on tear gas at us and they started the rubber bullets protesters, they're demanding answers about the fatal shooting of undress war dog, though it's still not feel it still i called my eyes and i hope, and i pray that it's not really have been eating one of our daughters relative says the 18 year-old was working as a security guard at an auto body shop. >>deputies say they were patrolling the area thursday when they saw a man pull out a handgun and run off. >>the sheriff's officers after a short chase or dato was shot by a deputy a 40 caliber semiautomatic pistol was recovered at the scene. >>that firearm had a polymer frame. with no markings or serial number across the country in new york, an nypd officer suspended without pay after he's caught on camera allegedly using a >>officials are investigating the incident and one person is dead and another injured after a weekend shooting in seattle's protest zone. police say they tried to respond to the call but demonstrators would let them enter. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>nascar officials at talladega are i

here's what the houston astros have to say about how it starts off. >> watching the games on tv to start and get people in the ball park. >> players will report to training camp. players, coaches, support staff will be tested every other day throughout the season. the league says anyone testing positive will be quarantined. the season is expected to start about a month from now on july 23rd or 24th. reporting live, alley, ktvu fox 2 news. reach has been holding a breakfast to reward college scholarships to student athletes but that won't happen because of the pandemic. still, sports stars involved want to make sure special athletes are honored. enter this is a moment. what do you do with it? >> hopefully, we're going to see a lot of kids not quit but get better. we have to find a way to make sure we let not only them know but their families know we care about you. >> 47 seniors will be celebrated digitally instead of in person. celebrated nonetheless. >> great story. >> steve, i'm working for you outside. i know it's going to get warm. it feels nice right now. >> all right. if you're inl

how parents can start this conversation with their kids. >>this video with the words i can't breathe displayed across the screenplay for 8 minutes and 46 seconds on nickelodeon mtv tuesday, the amount of time investigators say minneapolis police officer derek chav and had his knee and george floyd's neck. it was a show of solidarity with black lives matter protests across the country just one of the actions networks have taken encouraging parents to have conversations with their kids about racism age should be initiated by. >>talking to the child and notice how the child is handling what is going on doctor asia, hunter, a licensed family therapist says parents shouldn't shy away from topics like race, especially in light of ongoing protests if the child is looking very upset or distraught or disturbed, or even ask questions to that end we should always be open to having. >>a conversation with them. she says parents should keep the conversations about race age appropriate if the air younger than 5 people talking to them or senate around the

it is time to start building those again.t no—deal brexit is a factor in this in the supply chain breaking down. things in that sense. and also i thinkjust the added factor here is in the article mentions things like ppe. the uk government is on the back photo. were in a situation where every country is in a waiting breath for the coronavirus. there is a global demand for this thing. it is harder to build up supplies and we are relying on supply chains from other countries it would be otherwise, we know already the prime minister wants to be more self—sufficient coming out of this and self—sufficient in terms of ppe in medicine, the reason clearly takes time. it is not something you can do overnight. there is no problem. it will be tough because here when it comes to some generic drug supplies in china, though supply lines are not running smoothly either at the moment. no. actually i think as the ft says about three quarters of the registered medicines were broadly in more than half of the consumable that uk uses come from or

we had started having those conversations starting last week, talking to steve phelps, the presidentm. he is a great friend of mine i told him, we're friends here i'm going to cross the line, and if i do, we have to work together to get through it, but we have got to get rid of this flag i've seen too many comments and too many stories from first-time fans that come to a race in years past, and the first thinge confederate flag flying and made them feel uncomfortable. it is, like, we shouldn't have anybody feeling uncomfortable. we should all -- you know, it is not a race thing it is about walking into an event and feeling uncomfortable. that's it. if you felt uncomfortable, you'd want change. i'm speaking up for the people that show up to the racetrack that feel that type of way so it's a lot of kudos to nascar hats off to everybody involved, for making this happen and pushing the envelope, pushing the message across we want change it starts with us. we have to start from basically the roots. go from ground up and really implement what we're trying to say in our message. >> for folk

started buying christmas copies start placing orders for christmas copies and we wanted that to stop so when they 1st started we were there to close every single saturday that was a very very long and cold winter. protest peacefully we always. keep a folder with all the information i have handouts for people that are very factual and we don't tell anyone that's the biggest thing. few friends and i started going around to the mills and experiencing it firsthand so our local store. diabetic's pet shop and we went in there and we saw the puppies and asked them and at 1st they were like from a breeder and they were very open about it and so we asked if we could contact them and so they gave us their card and we made an appointment and we went and we visited the mill and it was it was awful. in general we have the negative temperatures and the very very high temperature and the dogs are forced to live in that 247 and so our protests are every single week and no matter what the weather today we are very thankful to be in to positive temperatures but i left my house this morning with the wi

a community worker things have calmed down now unlike at the start of the crisis.but you know the jordanian after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die one after the other. during lockdown bi-lo was among the founders of superbad and initiative to help those who couldn't help themselves 200 volunteers joined him they delivered food and medicines to cover 1000 patients relief for suffering city people are grieving for the loss of laughter once but they're also beginning to ask questions they want to know why their region. which is one of the richest initially was so hard hit stefan of course grandfather died in a care home he's now collecting the stories of other covered $9000.00 victims with just want to know the proof we want to know if it was addressed before or if there is a high level of power in the authorities not the doctor or sort of nurses that have the possibility to contain this feelin

and you can start over. the idea was, it makes us, now look, i don't know if this is right or not, and it is sort of doesn't even matter if i think it is right or not. people then thought it was spot on accurate. it made us more willing to take risks. now the other thing is, and i have mentioned this a couple of times. this has to do with social governance. the presence of the frontier made us rugged and tough. the frontier was where you could go to prove yourself. the frontier was where you could go to get away from the luxuries of life in 1824. you could go out to the frontier and you could chop down trees and nobody would do it for you. if you go up to the frontier, you better take care of yourself or you are going to be any world of trouble. you have to go out there and you have to chop down trees and build a log cabin. you have to wrestle bears or whatever. you do not, you have got to be tough or you will be destroyed on the frontier. remember the whole bit about rugged individualism? turner says, this

>>enjoy this cool start. i'd say open those windows wide open but that cool ocean air and san half moon bay santa rosa. all looking at visibility being affected at times due to this fog so be a bit careful on your morning drive, especially travel right up and down the coast being affected once fog burns off sunshine returns and so do or hotter temperatures. so yes enjoy this cool morning 50's and 60's for your current temperatures with conquered pittsburgh. fairfield in the low 60's. oakland double in alameda 57 right now later today, some of our inland valleys still holding on to 90's for your daytime highs bayside areas in some cases even into the low 80's. i'm talking those numbers still to come daria thanks a lot john 6 oh one. >>today in alameda county you can do a lot of things that you couldn't do. yesterday like have lunch or dinner outside and shop inside covers will tran is live with the details. hi will. >>it's a whole new day if you live in alameda county and you're saying finally we get to enjoy

the shooting starts.nterview that aired this morning on fox news, the president ways asked if he understood the origin of the phrase. >> that is an extra i've heard over the years. >> do you know where it comes from? >> i think philadelphia the mayor of philadelphia from -- >> no, it comes from 1967, i was about 18 months old at the time, everybody shooting because i probably got a it wrong. but it was the chief of police in miami, he was cracking down and he meant what he said. and he said i don't even care if it makes it looks like brutality, i'm going to crack down when the looting starts the shooting starts. that frightened a lot of people. >> and many people interpreted the president's tweet as a threat to allow the military to shoot protesters glorifying violence. and in the interview, the president insisted that the mayor of philadelphia also used the phrase to mean that when the looting starts, there is also shooting. kumasi. >> and now to the nationwide push for police reform. officials in lose v

he started an insurance company. forould sell policies people to provide a respectable burial for their relatives. he started the insurance company around the time johnson and allen opened. it was very timely. he hired six other guys and they sold over $10 million worth of insurance in the early 1900s. the calculator today, it would be close to $100 million. in theas very wealthy 1900s. paid out over $3 million worth of insurance. here's where we try and inspire children. we don't live in the past on this trail. we tell the past to help us try and reconcile where we are today. of mr. tell the stories johnson, he's a man who had no one, no mentor, no one encouraging him to do anything. he was an elevator operator. this is where we tell kids, you have to follow your passion. this is how you become successful. that's what this guy did back in the 1890's. starting his own company called unity burial life and agent skirt -- company. made a lot of money. this is where he initially lived. town are in a part of the that ther

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>>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. we start with breaking news. good evening, thanks for joining us. we begin on the bay bridge where protesters have blocked traffic for more than an hour now. new video in showing protesters on the upper deck. police swarming the area. i believe we saw black lives matter on the deck in yellow paint. what we know so far a rolling caravan stopped west, westbound direction into san francisco. technically the upper bridge. sergio on the side of the span with the latest information. sergio. >> reporter: i can tell you now, a lot of that action is unfolding at the closest to san francisco. the top deck, there's actually a group of people. then a little to the right of the tower itself, that's where the law enforcement agencies are staged. we've been watching the last 15 minutes or so as they are starting to get into position there. this is social media of what we've been seeing unfolding over the last hour or so. you can see there's a bunch of v the bridge island. they came to a rolling stop on the top deck. people star

we started the operation. we were supposed to start at 12:10. the confusion was, what is l our? the navy and army have different designations for l our. it was screwed up to begin with. by the time we got there, it was 3:00 in the afternoon. one thing happened that was really unforgivable. they -- a message came in to say, we are going to start this operation right around noon. the guy was going off shift. another guy was coming aboard. took the messages, filed it away. the next guy went through stuff. it did not go through the flash message basket until an hour or two later. there was the message that said, the operation starts at 12:10. right now, it is 3:00. you can imagine how we had to scramble. everybody on the ground was ticked off. we did not get the word correctly. we thought it would go like phnom penh. the 53's started out beautifully. they went in where they were going to pick up some vietnamese and americans to start bringing them out to the ship. we had 44 naval vessels in about a 10 nautical mile area. it was really packed out there. a beautiful sight to see. i do

, toilet rolls started to run out.d to quash this misinformation with a meme. he shows his bottom wiggling a little bit and says that "we only have one pair of buttocks each". and then a table that says the masks are produced using domestic material and tissue paper are produced using south american material and these two do not overlap. and this would absolutely viral. we make sure that these ideas travel faster than conspiracy theories, than rumours, by using cute dog memes so that the press conferences get translated by the spokesdog that explains hand sanitation rules, social distancing, mask use, and things like that and in many languages. and so this is literally our spokesdog and often go very viral. can you understand why not all governments think like you and, therefore, why populations don't trust their governments? back when we encountered sars we had to barricade an entire hospital unannounced. there was no fixed time limit and that was barely constitutional. there was a severe trust crisis. and so we know

today with hottest and i will start cool down. some areas may not be as hot as yesterday, but most of us going down the coast a few patches have made it the golden gate and the san mateo coast. santa rosa 94. alejo 88 . livermore 96. menlo park 90. what about the city? 75 yesterday and going 76 today . a low of 56. what are you doing one year ago? that was the record high, 97 one year ago in the city. it was hot. as of oh was 100. santa rosa 100. all record highs one year ago. 40s, 50s, and 60s on the temperatures. lake forest 48. most locations 50s and 60s . santa cruz 55. 50 boulder creek. santa clara, san jose state at 59. cupertino, saratoga and cabell mid 50s. a system will start a cool down. even a little hint of fall . too much resistance right now, but it's on its way. late tonight a breeze. big-time cooling taking us into friday and saturday . also windy. what about rain? rain in june? the possibility. i don't think this will materialize. maybe mendocino county late friday or saturday . it will be cooler in the next 48 ho

they also started within a couple months after they started a bomber program, a program on nuclear weapons. neither of these got full funding, because the soviets were fighting for their lives against the nazis. the first task was creating the equipment and the manpower and the momentum to defeat nazi germany. and they did that. and immediately after the war, they started to put more resources in 1930 to 1946 into the bomber program and the nuclear program. with the korean war, they greatly expanded both of these programs, but they kept and -- encountering technological difficulties. tupulov was their leader in long-range aircraft manufacture and design. he had multiple research teams working with him. they had a lot of resources. they had trouble with the technology. they had trouble with electronics. they had trouble getting the engines developed with that adequate power that could go the range to get a bomb to the united states. the nuclear program did somewhat better in terms of efficiency. they had even greater technological problems with the nuclear program, which was run with a team

today was a great start. else can the drivers do that don't share the same skin color as bubba? >> yeah, continue to educate themselves. we really don't need anyone else doing commercials and speaking up and doing all of these things that they don't understand. so i think that the trueness of it for everyone, is we all need to educate ourselves and try to understand where each other is coming from. i love the symbolism of the drivers, i love all of this. because this is something we wouldn't have seen a decade ago in nascar. this is something we won't have seen a decade ago in a lot of our different facets of our life. so that is all fine and good. but we have to take the political pieces out of this. and we have to get people to sit down and talk and come up with solutions in our african-american communities. we have to come up with solutions with our caucasian brothers and sisters who look at us and some people of the caucasian per swags, it is not their fault. they are trying to do the best they could do a

we start off here in washington d.c. at the city joint the dozens of cities with mass demonstrations that are connected to the killing of george floyd last week the nation's capital is once again facing a curfew ahead of more expected protests artie's jacket outside the white house with the story fair and what do you see today. so it's there when we were here monday a lot of protesters here talking about racial inequality today it's a little bit of a different theme you're seeing more talks about the economy and big talks about religion all because of a controversial photo op the president had yesterday right here at st john's church actually in front of that sign you're seeing right there behind me now actually today there were 10 foot fence barriers actually installed yesterday from last night in front of lafayette park which is directly in front of the white house there is actually the barricade keep shifting back and back and back farther and farther back there now today what's going on actually is that you know we h

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the only thing that really differentiated the two to start off with you could start or build a rifle club locally or statewide and you were an nra affiliated club no less. and those clubs would then compete in state, local and national matches. >> would the founder of the florida recognize the organization today in 2020? >> oh, gnaw at all. the organization was not at all intend today be political in any way. i think you could even say as late as mid-1960s that the heads of that organization could not see what the nra has become today. one, it became a political organization not focused solely on marksmanship and training the national guard. the second thing i would say is that in the 1950s and '60s the nra officials repeatedly said they would not want to be a partisan organization. however, today as we know they are closely intertwined and bootstrapped to the republican party. >> and lesing state rights is one of the fundamental foundations of our country but it is a patchwork of gun laws back then and today. and how does that influence or affect the role of the nra? >> well, it dep

you start to cool off and then temperatures really start to plummet as we get into friday. so kind of a straightforward forecast, nothing big out there. the usual we can with thunderstorms and what have you. and then cooling again, that's the forecast for the next week. when i see you at 11 o'clock tonight, we will talk about the long-range forecast. >>> starting tomorrow san francisco is expected to move into phase 2 of the city's reopening plan. childcare centers, outdoor museums and botanical centers will all be allowed to reopen. bayer breida announce the timeline for the city last week for when certain businesses and activities can resume. san francisco is expected to loosen even more restrictions on june 15. that is the target date for outdoor dining and indoor shopping to resume. starting tomorrow marin county will ease several coronavirus restrictions. outdoor shopping and dining will be allowed to resume and childcare facilities and summer camps can reopen. officials are warning though that a surgeon new coronavirus cases would likely lead to a return to devious re

we all thought it would have started by the time they start their meeting tomorrow. david: i think you call it waited for ghetto -- i think you call it waiting for gadot at one point. coming up, democrats on capitol hill are unveiling a sweeping plan for police reform. imani cheersto next on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. time for first word news. we go to mark crumpton. mark: congressional democrats proposed a sweeping overhaul of police oversight and procedures on -- before unveiling the package, house and senate democrats held a moment of silence in the z emancipation hall, reading the names of george floyd and others killed during police interactions. they knelt for eight minutes and 46 seconds of silence to honor floyd. the u.s. city hit hardest by the coronavirus started to reopen. in the initial phase, new york city will allow construction, manufacture, and wholesale trade to start operating again. curbsideores can offer pickup. new york could expand the reopening in two weeks. more than 1

bank stocks, and then they started to fall on friday. it really isn't good for the market at this point or investors. tech is about 27% of the s&p 500 right now. if that's near dot.com levels. investors really need other choices besides tech, and they were starting to feel comfortable with finance and banks. the fdic on thursday had approved some changes to the volcker rule that would allow banks to take a little more risk, and that sent banks flying up. and then these stress test results came out and kind of undid everything that had happened the day before. jack: now, of course, the stress test would not have been stressful if it were not for covid-19, and those numbers are not looking good. the raw numbers are moving higher, and the percentage of positive tests is up, and that's a scary thing. >> that's right. we're seeing the numbers rise in states like florida and arizona. the positivity level rose over 10% in texas, which is what was giving us a reason for dialing back the reopening there. and everything really does come down to th

it also will start at 9:30 am. milpitas rolled out guidelines that will allow temporary outdoor dining. the rules, dining areas can be at the front or side of a restaurant. use the parking spaces acbe pvided esm ople alwetabl that offer semubmit an ication tothty plning department. >>> a tropical storm just turning into a tropical depression. a look at the mess it has left in the south. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. we are giving you a live look outside as we going to break. the city of san francisco from our treasure island camera. a beautiful shot to take ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> today, new york city wants the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic begins phase 1 reopening. as cbs news' laura podesta reports, there's a lot to consider. >> re

let's start with the news from eli lilly. >> yeah. it is exciting news.ld be the first potential medicine actually designed specifically to fight covid-19 and as you said, it is derived from the blood of one of the first people to recover from covid-19 in the united states. it's an antibody designed to potentially both treat the infection and to prevent it if it's successful so in this phase one study lilly enrolling 32 people and started to dose the first of them. they're essentially looking at an assessment of safety and tolleriblety and this is an acceleration of the timeline we heard from lily and the partners and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases putting them ahead of regeneron slated to begin human trials this month viir plans to be in human trials this summer and others are also working on this approach, kelly. it is pretty exciting to potentially have the new medicine tailor made for covid-19. >> right these are treatments opposed to the vaccine race which we have been talking about separately from that. but sticking with t

when the pandemic started, we started shipping out all the safety stuff that would keep the associatesafe to all the other amazons. all of these are face masks, [laughing] with this pandemic, safety is even more important because they're going home to babies, they're going home to grandparents. so, our responsibility is to make sure that they go home safe every single day. >>> hi there. isn't this a beautiful view over san francisco? a sneak peek into summer into forecast and what you can expect coming up in a few minutes. laura? >>> thanks so much, vianey. 5:45 right now and happening now crews are battling a large wildfire south of carquinez in san benito county. the bitter fire is burning near highway 25. it broke out yesterday afternoon and it scorched nearly 700 acres. it's just 40% contained. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> in the wake of protests another major city now considering limiting police response to calls they received. l.a. appears to be following in the footsteps of san francisco. mayor london breed recently talked about having police only respond t

what does the world start to look like and what kinds of things do people start to do with that? and around the time i was thinking of that it started looking at what was going in china with delivery, and china went how to the u.s.' 2nd 2nd center experience with this decline in shipping costs and the increased speed in shipping in, like, ten yours. so, when alibi baba started it tack three weeks to ship something from their headquarters, which i think is in -- outside shanghai to wuhan or another big city on the other side of china, and ten years later, that was like a 24-hour thing and you have ali baba has 5 million -- they have five, jd has two million. you can deliver anything in any chinese city under 24 hours. and like on something lick singles day which is a big gift-giving holiday in china, i can even remember what the numbers are they're so staggering. a billion packages in 2 4 hours, it's a staggering number. so that copied of growth and that kind of disruptive shift, what it means for how we shop and what our neighborhoods look like, and what intrigued me was thinking

where should it start? >> they can start by renaming the army bases that are currently honoring racists con federal traders who took up arms against our own country. that's not just at an abstract level. think about what we're asking of black service members who are putting their lives on the line for our country. we're asking them to go to work each and every day on bases that were named by people who wanted to rip this country apart to preserve slavery and deny those same service members their most basic rights and their humanity. we should start by renaming those bases in honor of real american military heroes and then everyone else on the outside of the military has a responsibility to elect a commander in chief who is truly worthy of the service and sacrifice of our men and women in yuuniform. a commander in chief that believes that black lives matter. >> you look at the polling, it shows the percentage of americans that support the removal of these names is actually increasing. on wednesday you have t

so we are just around the corner from the start of a new season. >>and our longest days of the year ahead of us this next week so definitely going to be plenty of sunlight and a good chance to enjoy it this skies are going to offer up more and more that sunshine a little look at downtown san francisco here beautiful clear morning not talking a whole lot of fog. there's cloud cover moving right to our north but the bay area itself remains nice dry and clear for now so looking out there we're looking at a pretty smooth commute for those of you that are heading to work this monday morning. if you're just heading outside to walk the dog or whatever you need to do also some pretty smooth a nice conditions. temperatures are currently mild in the upper 50's to low 60's with oakland conquered pittsburgh in fairfield some of our more mild spots. berkeley san francisco, san mateo in dublin out the upper 50's at 57 degrees each now after this mild and mostly clear morning temperatures will start to rise into the 80's for some of our inland areas this afternoo

the money will start to be paid in the academic year, starting in september.so, but, schools there will know it's coming and they will be able to budget on that basis, if they want to do things before september. critics say the plans lack detail. we'll get the latest. also this lunchtime... the uk's coronavirus alert level is reduced from 4 to 3. the prime minister says it's a big moment for the country. government borrowing hits a record high because of the pandemic. the uk's debt is now bigger than the entire economy. wales‘ first minister, mark drakeford, confirms that all non—essential retail shops can open from monday. a major new study shows people of south asian origin are the most likely to die with coronavirus once admitted to hospital in britain. the last week has been one of those downhill periods, where even the smallest amount of exertion leaves me tired. and we return to the lombardy region of italy to find out why it became the global epicentre of the pandemic. and coming up on bbc news... the anthem of twickenham, swing lo, sweet chariot, is to

the intense heat building today and starting to back off tomorrow. a storm system approaching and it could possibly bring in a chance of rain farther to the north. it looks like it does miss us but we will feel the winds picking up and much cooler temperatures by next week. we're starting to feel the heat build as the storm track builds to the north. temperatures are peaking today and then coming downhill as we go into the weekend with highs in the 70s over the next few days and, mike, you've been watching the commute. any new issues popping up? >>> no big surprises. we have lighter traffic earlier because of that curfew that's in place and now at 5:00 hitting the roadways as well. we watch the altamont pass for early signs. monday and tuesday we saw a later start, we have a build out of the altamont. cutting down through livermore and to 680. we'll see slowing for south 880 around 92 on the approach. right now you're at speeds. the same thing heading to the bay bridge without any problems or slowing through alameda or contra costa county so right ba

this is not talking about games coming back this is just so they can start training camp.t's going to be a whole new ballgame so to speak when the games actually begin. we have a lot to go through. how about major-league baseball. we all want us to come back particularly those who just are absolutely dying and missing the game. but they have the old players and the owners kicking up dust again. the latest proposal to get the players back on the field includes a 76 game schedule and that would include 75% of the players prorated salaries which is what the agreed on back in march for 100% prorated so the owners letting back a little on that. the players and union officials quickly scoffed at this latest proposal, bottom line major- league baseball only worried about the bottom line and as usual, not the fans. it is time to check this out. we have some fun stuff looking into the future of what baseball might look like. this is aau baseball in highland utah. this one is one long and gone and over the wall. but the key for this is when it comes to the play. the new age high-fiv

we're starting out with a live look outside in san jose as we get this monday started. going to see the temperatures in the upper 50s this morning, mid-70s by early in the afternoon. we'll be slightly above normal as we look at our micro climates and highs for the inland east bay reaching into the low 80s and some 60s along the coastline. some of us will be hitting the mid-90s by the middle of the week. i'll have more on that coming up in the forecast in a few minutes and, mike, you've been watching the commute. any new slowdowns out there? >> kari, i'm watching one report from the bay bridge. we'll take you quickly to our camera from emeryville looking at the span. the taillights going away from us slowing a tad bit. most of it is the optical illusion to treasure island. on the maps we still mark the disabled vehicle which may be blocking one lane near the exit. it doesn't appear to be a problem but the volume is starting to build. we'll track that as well as the toll plaza. west 580 slowing out of the alat this month. 84 more slowing through livermore. folks are tryin

the winds is a little higher than when we started this morning.ing to 25 and livermore, 21. a bit of an onshore breeze despite that north and northeast flow that is overhead at the elevations aloft. of ridge of high pressure will continue to strengthen moving our way and continuing our warm up. tomorrow morning, mid-40s to mid-50s. 46, santa rosa. around the bay, low 50s. 51 livermore, upper 50s in andy young. getting into the afternoon, temperatures will be right about average and we will continue to keep this up and then cool it down into the weekend. i will have a look at what you can expect coming up. >>> fire crews are on the scene of a structure fire in oakland. is right around the park boulevard and wellington. 60 fires, firefighters are on scene. there is a lot of smoke coming from an apartment complex. two people were rescued but no injuries have been reported. fire officials are asking people to avoid the park boulevard area. it is unknown at this time what started this fire. >>> an evacuation orders from the coil fire had been lifted. t

it's been announcements this will start on monday, this will start on saturday, this will start on wednesdayhich suggests claire some real urgency here. i suppose, it's on the front page of the times as well. i suppose the problem is that for eight lot of people certainly in the big cities around england, lockdown really in peoples minds, especially london is psychologically has been over. that might well be the case for a lot of people in lester. yes, it's going to be a huge test for the governments coronavirus policy and how much everybody‘s absorbed the message to stay home can possibly be the best thing. it could be looking at the rest of the country and merging from restrictions a lot of people at mentally thinking there are no restrictions. yet they've locked down and i don't know how quite they're going to rely on the goodwill of the public. let's look at the main picture and the story below that. boris johnson giving at the main picture and the story below that. borisjohnson giving an interview two times radio which launched this morning. a big scoop for them. first time his given a

bay bridge toll plaza or somewhere else you want to start? >> we can start wherever. going to look at the toll plaza, for sure. we will look at the to it . le approach to the toll plaza. you can see traffic moving along okay on the eastshore freeway . there is the toll plaza backup toward the pay gates. it is backed up for at least a 10 minute delay. 880 traffic is okay. let's go back to the headlines. >>> in vallejo police are busy investigating a shooting last night . at least four people were hurt during what appeared to be a child's birthday party. it happened in north vallejo. the police were called about 10 p.m. and they found three people who had been wounded. the san francisco chronicle reports one victim was taken to children's hospital in oakland. the chronicle also says a fourth person drove himself to a hospital. so far we have not received any information about suspects or a possible motive. >>> today the house judiciary committee will hold a hearing on police reforms. allie rasmus joins us now with more on that hearing where george floyd's brother and ma

i think it is human nature as things start to open up. do you think memorial day weekend contributed to the increase in cases? >> i do. i have to say, i agree with you. i think people are really feeling that quarantine fatigue and they want to get out there. and public health officials are worried that this is what happened over the memorial day weekend, according to the covid tracking project. we've seen spikes in order a dozen states. related to memorial day, my home state in arizona and right here in california, specifically in napa and marin county. people were outside having graduation parties, and people are saying, listen, i feel healthy, i feel fine. let's all get together. even one person who had coronavirus could have spread that to two and then four and then eight and you can turn any small ath outbreak. that's what we think happen because of memorial day. >> not just small gatherings. what about big gatherings like the protests we've been seeing, one person in that crowd. so i assume you're expecting to see an increase because