stinson beach parking lots are now open. the cars kept pouring in and people are happy. >> finally. >> this is the most busy i have ever seen it. but people are following a bitz of social distancing and they're doing their best. also at a certain point, we have been out here for a long time and people have within stuck in for a long file and i think it is really catching up to everybody. >> it is more like the privacy, to do whatever you want in the sand. >> reporter: the allure of the clear sky, warm sand and the cool breeze is intoxicating. still stinson can only absorb so many people at a time. >> the town reaches a capacity. once the lots are full, it is right back to where we were at square one when covid-19 happened with the lots closed where people start to back up into the town. >> reporter: locals are trying to be patient. grace works at the surf shop. >> a lot of people are under the mindset there shouldn't be as many people coming from the outside, especially with regulations and crowds, but at the same time we un

well 60's out along the coastline in stinson beach in point rays. tomorrow and saturday as i mentioned your cooler days of the forecast. do expect a brisk wind along with those cooler temperatures on these days. sunday, we start to see temperatures warming on up and by monday of next week. it's back near 90 degrees for inland areas. back to you all right, thank you very much john. here's a quick check of a few bridges for you as we gauge the traffic here at what is at 5.15 this morning, the bay bridge looking alright traffic moving through the toll plaza itself just fine, no backup. >>to report just chance you're fine here san mateo bridge. volume building of course as you can see the tail lights certainly building. but you're still moving at the limit no accidents or incidents, slowing it down on this span and according to chp lagares no major accidents anywhere around the bay right now so so far it's easy moving. and on a related note, barry commuters can expect to see toll takers back in the booths at some point here in the next few weeks and alt

. >>> we are following a developing story out of stinson beach. marin county instant and fire counties are investigating a fire in the downtown area. it started as an explosion and then the fire broke out shortly on shoreline highway and you can see extensive damage to several homes and buildings in that area. the helicopter captured planes from the buildings and two people suffered minor injuries. highway one is closed at stinson beach. people are told to avoid the area. we are monitoring the story and bring you the latest information as it becomes available. >> this morning president trump signed an executive order. during his remarks he said he met with the families who had lost loved ones to police violence and other instances in police violence. >> we grieve together and we heal together as one nation. >> executive order calls for new federal funding to pay for improved use of force and creating a national database to track official misconduct. >> americans believe we must support the men and women and blue who police are states and keep us s

in the south bay, where there's a hostage situation under way right now in san jose kron 4 sarah stinson live at the scene this morning. she has the latest for us sara. >>marty this very well could be wrapping up and possibly it's hard to say they have the media push so far back here on center road but it seems as though possibly 3 people have been. cuffed and taken into custody right here on the scene it's so hard to make out. but i'm zooming in with my camera, but that is what it appears to be looking at video though this has been going on for 7 hours now just about 7 hours and police have been on the scene here at a home on the 4200 block of center road in san jose swat teams. police you can see them in the video. they got here at 1238 this morning after someone called 911 the caller reported several suspects broke into a home and assaulted a family you can see someone being taken out on a gurney unclear if that is a suspect or if that one of the family members there when officers arrived on scene they set up a perimeter around the home and shut down surrounding intersections. negotia

but by stinson's count, many others may not have been.eed, throughout that whole period, only 110 officers were ever charged with murder or manslaughter for any onduty shooting since 2005. 42 convicted of some type of crime, but usually lesser charges. and then look at this. from 2005 to 2009, these are the numbers from mr. stinson here. zero officers convicted of murder. then take 2010 to 2015. this is every state in the country. zero officers convicted of murder that's a decade where you take it all together and it's zero. now as we talk about actually tracking evidence in the past four years, five officers convicted of murder. the numbers show a slight change in a system that for very, very long time as a statistical fact told officers whatever you do, no matter what you do or how you do it, statistically, those zeros mean you will not be convicted of murder. so joining our special discussion this friday evening is professor phil stinson. we should note he is also a former police officer and his experience has led to this work. i shoul

i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>its 9.11 right now and more than a take a look at the weather soon nice day ahead daria good one to step outside enjoy the 70's that we have in san francisco open in san jose. >>mind you >>9.14 right now and let's take a peek at the weather all these live shots of very nice. yes, all sunshine. all across the bay area even towards the coast, san francisco, beautiful and bright right now also looking at that sunshine down in the south bay just a few clouds in the sky up there. more so clear the knot and looking out from berkeley probably my favorite view right now. no cloud cover whatsoever all the way up to the golden gate bridge so going to be stepping outside enjoying the school but brisk morning. in addition to the clear skies we have a very steady wind which is going to continue through the day today cold front passed through yesterday that resulted in our windiest conditions of the week even though today will continue to see some winds it's not going to be as wi-dy as yesterday

some 60's and stinson beach and point rays. tomorrow temperatures really level out all across the bay from today's extremes of 80's and 90's inland and only 60's by the bay. we're all going to be pretty cool come friday and saturday sunday or inland areas start to heat up again and by monday inland spots are close to 90 degrees. daria. >>thanks a lot john 9.47 and bay area commuters can expect to see toll takers back in their booths in the next few weeks so there's a long term goal to go cashless. they're not prepared to get rid of the toll takers quite yet. traffic is starting to pay it back up we've notice to each morning here and the metropolitan transportation commission says that too many drivers are not switching over to fast track so you should definitely get that done. as for muni you don't have to worry about a fare increase any time soon thanks to a deal with the san francisco board of supervisors knew he wanted to raise the rates to make up for the drop in revenue they've seen in the pandemic but city leaders said so

. >> reporter: the debris field stretched 150 feet in every direction here in stinson beach's main drag. shoreline highway remains closed as firefighters continue to mop up hot spots. from a chp helicopter you can see flames bursting out of oceanic reality. this fire didn't spark, it exploded. >> i didn't see it, i heard it. >> basically sitting on the bar stool and a huge explosion. the front windows blew. in. >> reporter: august ran outside oceaniokkeeperlen e saw inwe. >> ce of il dicad th e was marseilles ran in r:th the owner who thankfully had not made it into the office yet. >> i ran in, looked up at the roof and the flame was about like this. when i came back out, it was huge. it had just taken over. so fast. >> reporter: this is the view from a fire department drone showing the crater from the explosion with flames claiming three more buildings. >> all of the houses in the downtown area are propone. >> reporter: with coronavirus restrictions lifted, firefighters are thankful this didn't happen any later. >> it would not be the same event, for sure, and we certainly got lucky th

seeing more gyms movie theaters and nail salons allowed to open now in santa rosa, a driver sarah stinson is live there. hi sarah. i know you need a manicure. they then daria. >>i do a good i really do. but i live in san francisco's i have to drive all the way up here to sonoma county the one to get them live in front of the whole thing tattoo shop and i actually ran into the owner. she says she's excited to get reopened and you know, surprisingly because you know you think being in close proximity to another tattoo purrs to a tattoo artist in the dangers, but she she said they're very used to these types of precautions that may be other businesses like maybe retail stores aren't used to take a look at your screen you can see other businesses that will now be able to reopen in sonoma county after months of being closed and that includes hotels short term rentals campgrounds that means more people will be visiting the area gyms and fitness centers as we've been hearing today lin live reports movie theaters neyland tattoo shops museums and galleries plus outdoor recreation like many gulf of

for now live in san francisco sarah stinson back to you. >>yeah, let's hope so sara thanks a lot for that live report from san francisco. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news says bay area temperatures heat up pg e warns customers about power shut-offs are possible shut offs. but insist that they will be shorter we'll have more on this after the break. i mean a warning key in washington lawmakers on capitol hill are divided on how to address racial managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a seriou

for now i'm live in santa rosa sarah stinson kron 4 news okay, thanks a lot and also in santa rosa siri safari west is opening. >>they're opening tomorrow and they've been shut since the shelter in place of course of course so they're saying they're taking reservations now. they've got all these new policies did you know that of the i think is 2223 accredited zoos in california. >>the only one that requires solely they they live on a you know ticket receipts so over notrans yeah, it's really important and i am just a huge fan you've been right james i haven't still want to take the kids to i know i was awfully worried about him with the wildfires recently because it came close to. >>suffering some damage right listen listen to what they're doing now. we're ready. >>we're looking forward to doing this. they're going to be lots of new procedures. >>that are mandated out of a and abundance of caution. >>masks. barriers barriers with in vehicles were dealing with all of that. it's going to make little changes. it's going to be the same way to go. but going to be the same great safari experi

kron 4 sarah stinson we'll have a live report for us from there as well. here's a live look outside of san mateo bridge more weather and traffic checks coming up in just a bit. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 7. >>happy friday and thanks for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher happy juneteenth on this june 19th will start off the hour with a check of the weather with john a little fog in spots this morning. john yes, definitely foggy in spots and then areas like san jose just the opposite nice and sunny down in the south bay. san jose are going to be up to 90 degrees this afternoon. so that lack a marine layer going to be pretty evident while out along the coastline only in the 60 later today and that fog will be hanging out through the coast or afternoon hours. while the re

brain counties, more relaxed health order and easing many restrictions for businesses kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>local retailers here on grand avenue in downtown novato can finally let customers inside their shops starting today, shoppers say they're ready to support local businesses think it's great i think we need to get these businesses back open we need to get these people's livelihoods going again and if we're wearing masks, no one is safe in taking precautions. i think we need open a month again and business owners say this been a long time coming so we're excited and you know we just want to do it safely that's really important to us retailers must follow requirements set by the marine county health department for example stores can only fill up to 50% occupancy allowing people to keep 6 feet of distance businesses could establish customer time limits to keep the flow of traffic inside moving there needs to be some kind of barrier between the employee and customer during checkout with the plexiglass partition dressing rooms will remain closed. so no trying on been long

they say after the curfew went into effect kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san jose with new details on what happened overnight sarah. >>during the curfew lifts every day at 5 o'clock in the morning and then goes back into effect at 8 30 at night but that didn't stop protesters last night you just heard the fireworks that were going off last night after curfew take a look at this video you can see it was just like other protests across the bay area started peaceful. >>and then ended with a dress and some violence you can see officers running towards people disobeying the curfew and arresting several of them detaining them on the ground i talked the public information officer with the department. they're working on getting us more details about just how many people were arrested you can see how packed it was out there in downtown san jose which people to justice for george floyd signs black lives matter signs eventually could see people doing donuts in their cars having a side show of sorts. >>people cheering whole thing they're allowed as protect protesters continued to push past cur

>>in santa rosa sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>here now is a look at the latest coronavirus numbers here in the bay area we now have more than 18,000 coronavirus cases and 525 people have died statewide there nearly 170,000 cases with more than 5,000 deaths across the country there are more than 119 1000 deaths. next at 6 as the country celebrates juneteenth president trump is preparing to hold his first campaign rally. >>and tulsa oklahoma and city leaders. well they have some concerns about it. plus as we start to make our summer plans new coronavirus hotspot suggest that the virus will remain an unwelcome visitor. through this season and beyond and remembering a fallen hero up next how the community came together today to you spoke. we listened. tiny tacos are back for good! grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing

>>in union city sarah stinson kron 4 news next kron 4 news at 5 gyms are reopening in san mateo county. so we will check back in with 2 personal trainers to see how they plan to make their client sweat. >>with new safety measures in place. plus the trump administration is planning another attempt to strike down the affordable care act while democrats argue with more necessary than ever during this pandemic. and doctor anthony fauci holds a virtual qna with state lawmakers up next his warning >>well, i don't think it's anything that the state of california is doing wrong and not it's what the response of the to what the opening process is. >>doctor anthony fauci the nation's top infectious disease expert in the leader of the national coronavirus task force weighed in today and california's response to the coronavirus and issues with the reopening our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains his warnings for our state. >>that from from the leadership doctor anthony fauci a key leader in the nation's coronavirus response complimentary of california but says its people could do more

kron 4 sarah stinson is in santa rosa with details. >>many more businesses will be able to reopen their doors here in sonoma county starting today. i'm here in santa rosa right now where a gym called studio fitness is right next to off one nail salon and the gym's opening till monday but this nail salon made it very clear they are opening up today. but you must wear a mask before entering the nail salon inside i can see they have a plexiglas barrier between employees and customers as they check out also reopening our tattoo shops i talked to an owner of one santa rosa, it's called the whole thing she says tattoo artists are already accustomed to intense health guidelines. we assume everybody has. >>a gauge ivy have c yeah, i mean so we are ready sanitize everything down with like madness. i was killed. >>you know within minutes take a look at your screen you can see a list of the other businesses now reopening hotels short term rentals campgrounds means is going to be some visitors heading to sonoma county gyms and fitness centers movi

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marine counties, more relaxed health order an easing many restrictions for businesses kron 4 sarah stinsonas the details. >>local retailers here in downtown novato are excited to finally welcome customers inside their stores of course following guidelines set by the marion county health department. i talked with one woman she's the founder of beauty heroes right here on grand avenue and she tells me she's taking these health precautions even a step further to keep our customers safe take a look at our safety standards. >>and you need to sanitize your hands here if you need to keep the mask on that air time that you're in the store. we ask that you not touch the makeup testers if you need assistance one of our team members will assist you and show you the colors and the products, there's a lot to look but you just can't the makeup and that's a new thing for. >>the stores in particular i'm putting in standards that keep customers safe we're only allowing up to 4 customers in the store at a time. i don't think we'll have more than 4. but you know with we have 4 wheel stop there. even though w

the scenic town of stinson beach was rocked by a large explosion. this is video from a chp helicopter. you can see there the smoke. that fire spread to nearby businesses. among the buildings destroyed, one was 100 years old. here is nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. who shows us what homeowners saw and felt. >> reporter: the coastal town of stinson beach is normally a peaceful place. at least it was until 8:42 this morning. >> it was the worst boom that i've ever heard. >> reporter: this man was asleep when an explosion threw him from his bed. he pulled out his phone to put pictures to what he heard and felt. >> i thought the big earthquake finally hit san francisco. >> reporter: across the street a row of businesses destroyed or damaged. the explosion was so powerful it blew the roof off an attorney's office, destroyed a real estate business and damaged four other buildings. it scattered debris 150 feet, shattering windows across the street. august was inside his restaurant the sand dollar when the explosion hit. >> that was up top blew forward in the

yeah all right sarah stinson reporting live. >>from a very popular dmv in daly city, let's go now to the east bay with the oakland unified school district will be replacing its police department with mental health staff, this comes after a unanimous vote on wednesday to eliminate the only alameda county school district police department, the real at resolution was earn introduced rather earlier this month, but it's been in the planning stages now for years by the black organizing project that's also known as bop according to the resolution. money that was spent on uniformed armed officers will now go to counselors and mental health staff for students. the planning process begins at the end of august and will be moving forward with eliminating the police from school campuses by the end of the year. >>this one is for our children this one is for my children and the generations to current. >>school superintendent released a statement that said in part with the energy and focus of our community behind us. we can deepen partnerships

i'm live mullock creek sarah stinson back to. >>all right sir, thanks a lot for that live report robin. we're also following developments out of richmond this morning where police say looters and vandals targeted at the hilltop mall. >>this is what richmond police tweeted out last night police say that there was originally information about a shooting at the mall in an officer being injured but those reports were false. another big story that we're following for you this morning out of san francisco protests remained largely peaceful throughout monday. but about 100 people were arrested in oakland last night, let's check in with kron four's will tran who is live this morning in san francisco with updates will. >>i can tell you robin even though the curfew lifted 2 hours ago, there is a heavy police presence all 3 san francisco. they keep it rolling. union square and other neighborhoods throughout san francisco just to keep the peace and apparently it's working because so far they have not given us numbers in the overnight hours a

was confronted by a woman for writing black lives matter on his own front of his home, kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco to explain good morning sara. >>good morning. yeah you can see the support in front of that home here in pack ice art in writing written all over the sidewalks in shock people supporting not only james but also the black lives matter movement take a look at this video shot earlier. you can get a good look at some of writing that's over here that some people wrote i support and i stand with him the words black lives matter names of people who have been killed by police across our country and the support has been growing after the video went viral. a few days ago, a video was posted on twitter as thousands of retweets of a woman named lisa alexander should be unquestioning with her husband robert outside his home. and let's take a look. >>this is your property us them because it's private property because it's private property and you don't know if i live here or my that's why really is you live here at okay and then i suggest you call them or green called police.

kron 4 sarah stinson live in lafayette this morning with a lot of changes that you can expect when you go get that overdue erica hi sara you made it inside. >>amid inside they just opened here at caroline salon in lafayette and the owner is excited to have my mask here, you know just be safe when i get to host of people but already behind me someone is getting their hair done it's we just went to go get them there washed and marty i did find out that drying your hair is allowing here some seats right here you sit in those or they can blow dryer hair that little out so that is good think a lot of people. they're saying a lot of people are really waiting to get their hair pulled out the tired of doing it themselves and they just need a professional to take over so i talked with the owner here caroline wiseman and she's owned this salon for 7 years in lafayette. >>she had to shut down the slide exactly 3 months ago due to the pandemic putting a major toll on the business but it's also been big toll on our hair well, it's been a rough couple months for hear people tell me they're more than

>>for that curfew i'm live in walnut creek sarah stinson kron 4 news okay. thank you for that update sarah. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. >>and in san francisco the demonstrations continued on sunday as well as stores were vandalized and looted. kron four's will tran live on market street this morning with a look at all the extensive damage done there. well. >>look right behind me marty this is one of the bank of america offices and the windows all boarded up not sure if it's broken windows. i tried to peak around there and i can see through to the other side. but a lot of businesses in downtown either they had the windows broken or they did this to prevent those windows from breaking it was a night of unrest, this started out peacefully. well in the on the on over the weekend. i should say at city hall. let me show you ousands of people turned out outraised by what happened. >>the george floyd and police brutality they're out the years it was peaceful they actually states 9 minutes of silence. >>and 9 minutes 9 minutes was important beca

but we'll start with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in alameda county where officials are temporarily putting a halt to reopening plans. sarah. >>yeah that's right marty alameda county taking a step back from reopening in that is because there's an increase in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations throughout the county and it's gotten so bad that the numbers are showing that almena county has most ksat of any county in the bay area and that has caused major concern for public health officials they've been deciding what to do in terms of reopening or not county public health officials say the number of cases has risen in the last week from 63 to 71 per 100,000 people before this though they were seeing a decline in numbers so officials thought it was time to move forward with the state's case for reopening by applying for variance attestation putting the county officially in stage 2 that's where a lot of counties are in our state. but now the health department and other officials don't believe it's safe to do so since every day the numbers are now going up at last check there's been 5

let's start off with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in alameda county where officials are temporarily putting a halt on reopening plans. sarah. >>that's right alameda county taking a step back in reopening because of the fact that they have an increase in not only coronavirus cases but also hospitalized patients so much so that they are leading in the number of cases across the entire bay area here in alameda county so that has caused public health officials to say we're not ready to reopen we're going to take a step back and see how this pans out hopefully doing so will stop the cases from increasing that's the goal county public health officials say the number of cases has risen in the last week from 63 to 71 per 100,000 people before this though there were falling in numbers. so officials thought it was time to move forward with the state's pace for reopening by applying for variance attestation putting the county officially in stage 2 along with the rest of the state right but now the health department and other officials don't believe it's safe to do so since every every day the

>>for now live in larkspur sarah stinson kron 4 news and you know sarah you mention the barbecue areas, the campgrounds the rv parts the 4th of july weekend is right around the corner people are going to be using. >>those spots and barbecuing in hanging out together you know in a family style setting. it's going to be interesting to see what's going to happen to the numbers after nick this coming weekend. yet definitely will have to monitor that it's going to concern across the board for the bay area. >>absolutely all right sarah stinson thank you we'll check back with you a little later we'll happening today in marin county muir woods is set to reopen to the public there will be some changes so. >>park officials are only going to allow mere woods to operate at 50% capacity that will give visitors some space for social distancing face masks are not required. but they are highly recommended. we're woods is opening although moraine county has put a pause on reopening some businesses after seeing an uptick in covid-19 cases. >>also happening today contra costa counties expected to announc

they're also easing restrictions for businesses starting today and that's the story the kron 4 sarah stinson is on for us live with the latest good morning sara. >>good morning. james yes, starting today you can do indoor shopping in nevada on here on grand avenuein downtown novato and it's stories like these can i can now allow customers inside of course there are some guidelines set by the marine county health department housekeeping in janitorial services can resume as well and car dealerships can reopen to a store should also though even though they're moving forward indoor shopping they should still provide curbside retail so customers don't have to go inside if they don't want to there can only be 50% occupancy in the retail space allowing people to keep 6 feet of distance businesses could establish customer time limits to keep the flow of traffic inside moving of course optional for the business to decide there needs to be some kind of barrier to between the employee and customer during checkout like a plexiglass partition we've seen that a lot of places like starbucks and other store

>>for now live in sonoma county sarah stinson kron 4 news okay, thanks a lot sarah. >>let's get a check of the forecast now at 8.50 we have john trouble with a look at that as the fog beginning to lift now. >>yeah fog beginning to look for some spots but others like the golden gate bridge. it's still sitting in place can't even see the bridge out in the distance but really the bridge and a marine county or foggy spots currently i've been tracking the fog from the east bay all morning long and you can see just a couple of patch of its patches of it to remain right on top of the bay itself now skies are generally going to be nice and clear for your thursday closer to the coast fall will be seen having in flowing right along the coastline through the day so a cooler day out that direction and a cooler forecast for all of us across the bay come tomorrow and saturday as this ridge of high pressure weakens and allow some cooler air to push in from the coast starting tomorrow along with a pretty brisk winds too so it's going to be familiar territory, feeling a lot like wher

one man is dead following a fatal police shooting in milpitas kron 4 sarah stinson has been there all morning long she has the latest details for us sara. >>marty answer them live at the milpitas police i have been in contact with the department and they're working on getting us an update this morning as that's just barely 8 o'clock so hopefully we can get that for you soon with this what we know we know a 19 year-old man was shot and killed by a police officer here in milpitas after he lunged forward towards that officer with a knife that is what officers said on scene take a look at the this maps you can see exactly where this officer involved shooting. >>happened yesterday on the 130 block of north temple drive. police arrived to that location and originally for report of a stabbing when officers arrived there of about 1 o'clock in the afternoon sunday police say they were approached by the man in a courtyard outside the apartments officers told him to drop the knife he had in his hand and surrender, but instead police say he ran towards an officer who then used his gun to shoot in

get to the news this morning that one man is dead after a fatal shooting in milpitas kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live now from the south bay. she has the latest details for us sara. >>martin live at the lpga's police department where that investigation is ongoing police have told us that. a 19 year-old man was shot and killed by one of their officers after that man lunged at the officers with a knife take a look at this maps you can see exactly where this happened yesterday unfolded on father's day, scary situation for this neighborhood here on the one 30 block of north temple drive police arrived to a report of a stabbing when officers arrived there at one in the afternoon sunday police say they were approached by that man in a courtyard outside the apartments officers told him to drop the knife and surrender, but instead police say he ran towards an officer with that knife and the officer shot the man with his gun. his name has not been released yet he died later at the hospital, the man who was stabbed by man is killed by the officer was a 34 year-old man who was treated at the hospi

connected. 7.37 and still ahead wineries in the north bay are going to reopen for business sarah stinsonlive at the details of what you need >>a controversial arrest in tulsa oklahoma is under investigation after tulsa police wrestled a team to the ground. >>and handcuffed him for jaywalking now this morning we're getting a look now at some of the body camera footage of that incident with kimberly jackson with the story. >>the sun down he saw me sit down and >>i told the police released the body cam footage that shows how chaotic the arrest was the juvenile says he was punched. the officer says he was head, but it seemed police officer run up on him and instantly grabbed him. >>and put his hands behind his back and it instantly wrestling to the ground. marcus williams says he watched the video shows the boys had been walking in the street and the officers say they were jaywalking, but it's a quiet street normally jessica gibson column says she was hurt by down here when i saw the news yesterday and the way this team and where hostages to yemen were cast and we were just 4 she was shocked

i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>now is 5.11 still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news covid-19 cases on the rise across the bay area, the local leaders say they're not too concerned just yet we'll explain why. and the controversy over pride flags in the east bay, a business owner says he was paraded at a farmers market for trying to hand them out. and yet again another breezy day ahead of us we're going to be looking at a stea i'm jo ann jenkins with aarp. the coronavirus continues to affect us all, and we are here, actively supporting you and your community. every day, we're providing trusted information from top health experts...sharing tools to help protect families from fraud... and creating resources to support family caregivers everywhere. as always, you can count on aarp to advocate for you and your family. join us and stay connected at aarp.org/coronavirus for you and your family. my skin gets so tired. this new olay serum feels so dewy, and hydrated... gives my skin an extra boost of life. it's full of

let's start off with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in alameda county where officials are temporarily putting a halt on reopening plans. sarah. >>robin marty that's right alameda county taking a step back after a rise in not only cases here but also in hospitalized patients very serious we're seeing a surge here so much so that the county is now leading in the number of cases across the entire bay area. the numbers have been spiking county public health officials say the number of cases has risen in the last week from 63 to 71 per 100,000 people before this though they were falling in numbers so officials thought it was time to move forward with the state's pace for reopening by applying for variance attestation but they decided not to do so the county officially. >>will not be joining the entire state in going into stage 2 of reopening but now the health department and other officials don't believe it's safe to do because every day the numbers are going up at the at the last checks has been 5700 cases in 133 deaths the alameda county health director describes where the >>so we do kno

i'm live in santa rosa sarah stinson kron 4 news okay. thank you sarah, you know it also is opening up in santa rosa safari west tomorrow is going to be their first day back. >>you can start making a reservation is tonight. that's good news because they rely on people's ticket prices to get and you know stay over there to they have the tent cabins and in the safari. you're in a vehicle, so they've got all kinds of ways that they work out so that you can get the distance and separation in need both in their rolling vehicles that are showing animals and their tense and everything else the of the owner. we're ready. >>we're looking forward to doing this. they're going to be lots of new procedures. >>that are mandated out of a and abundance of caution masks. barriers barriers with in vehicles were dealing with all of that. >>it's going to make little changes. it's going to be the safe way to go. >>but going to be the same great safari experiences. >>the safari west is one of 22. there's only 22 accredited zoos now hold a state of california a

vacaville an antioch at 96 napa sonoma in the mid 80's today while 60's towards stinson beach and point rays tomorrow temperatures not changing much nor will they into friday just enough of a warm-up to be our warmest one of the week though saturday we continue inland areas in the 90's but not into sunday. the finish the weekend comes along with a massive cool down a windy finish to the weekend highs in the 70's. we'll take it james all right, thank you very much john. well community suffering from the coronavirus pandemic are also having to worry about possibility of power being shut off. >>come this summer by p cini with their planned power outages, but the utilities predicting the blackouts that they do implement won't be as bad as they were last year and a geils takes a closer look. >>this year is a tough one for small business the effects of coronavirus pack a punch and here in plaster ville hot windy weather will bring the dreaded power shut-offs to have this again is like in the face sack rico callous owns the wine smith where power was on and off for 2 weeks last year. >>people

we want to get to a kron 4 sarah stinson to sort it all out for us in san francisco, sarah. >>marty that's exactly right a lot of moving parts but we know that one city employee and 2 others have now been arrested and it all dates back to an arrest and charge that was made in january for the city's former public works director mohammed nuru he was charged for a trying to bribe the san francisco's airport commissioner and a court complaint made against new also states that he tried to get free and discounted labor and construction equipment from contractors to help him build a personal vacation home. prosecutors say he worked with the local sports bar owner nick bovis polls arrested as i said in chart in january, new resigned in february and is out on a million bail awaiting trial the corruption now seems to go further with 3 more people being arrested one being sanders and media who is considered san francisco's fix it director you can sear on the website of the mayor's office website there with the red top in the blazer the complaint against her claims she was news longtime

>>for now live in lafayette sarah stinson back to you.>sarah robin and i were wondering about the no blow-drying or no sitting under the hood of the dryer. >>that's a good question for sure all i know is no blow-drying but i wonder i mean since that's an isolated thing here i just sit under their right to question ok you can ask some barbers as they wake up today we'll find out all right sir, thanks left that live report from lafayette problem. >>all right thank you happening today, the pacific of municipal pier and pacific a skate park will reopen today after being closed for 3 months due to the pandemic they've been closed since the shelter-in-place orders went into effect mid-march city officials warned the 2 facilities could be closed again if people do not follow health and safety requirements such as wearing your face covering also staying 6 feet apart. well, i'm in a county will be moving into the next phase of reopening on friday outdoor dining and indoor shopping will be allowed outdoor museums fitness centers and religious and c

>>yeah, a lot of new twists and turns thank you sarah that sarah stinson reporting for us live in san francisco robin. >>to the east by later this week the oakland police commission will present a report on the mobile assistance community responders of open program or macro it's a different model of policing that involve civilians responding to specific 911 calls kron four's has a menu reports. >>i love this is oakland police can i help you. >>a different model of policing that involve civilians responding to specific 911 calls is currently under consideration to the city of oakland none of the calls that dispatch gets regularly is that parent will call and say my child won't get up and go to school. there's really no reason to respond to that call with a badge and a gun a little over a year ago the oakland city council commissioned the urban strategies killed so the oakland police commission and the coalition for police accountability to develop a report on how to implement what is called the mobile assistance community responders of oakland program or macro and jakes of the coalitio

>>kron 4 sarah stinson live in lafayette with a lot of changes that are going to be made but still agreat day for thousands of people sarah. >>marty i don't think people care as low as they can get in a salon or a barber shop to fix those at home cuts those at-home hair color saloon not turning out the best fortunately a couple and here i don't think it or not too bad, but i'd rather have someone else do it let the professionals handle it and it's got a little bit difference is not going to be so on is packed with people it's not going to be your average a gossip session, it's more going to be a one on one type of situation so expect that in contra costa county and really across the state because these hair salons and barbershops they have to follow state guidelines is going to be fewer people with no waiting arrow areas, no drinks even know blow dry. many contra costa county hair salons and barbershops are anxious to open today, we'll have to see just how many open right away only to keep staff all of the feeling sick at all for you only wash hands and surfaces temperature checks fo

kron 4 sarah stinson live in walnut creek. she has the latest for us. >>marty robin as we wait to hear from contra costa county, the board of supervisors about the county wide curfew that could become a thing we know that walnut creek has a curfew that just lifted at 5 o'clock goes back into effect tonight. but this is what it's looking like a cross tell cost the city you can see all the windows boarded up protecting businesses from being looted because that's what we saw on sunday. police say that more vandalism happened yesterday but i drove all around the haven't been able to find any so far we do know that yesterday's protest. thousands of people showed up it was mostly peaceful. there was a big of violence and anger when the curfew change from 8 o'clock at night to 6 o'clock at so you can see there are lots of people chanting was signs all rooting for justice for george floyd and then things went south a little later in the afternoon, the curfew change as i said from 8 o'clock to 6 o'clock it was announced on twitter 02:33pm the protests started ar

>>kron 4 sarah stinson live now in walnut creek this morning. she has a look at the damage there sarah. >>i live here broadway plaza much lee inside the outdoor walking mall and it is tough to see how much damage is here. we told you earlier that ray van was broken into let me just. >>to boarded up afterwards and you can see. some of the broken last year's well shattered all over the place. let's take a look at the video of me walking through the area you can see just hangers scattered all over the place and all over the outdoor mall. we know about a 100 people came here and looted stores like macy's what sells pretzels kiosk has 2 broken windows in someone stole the entire cash register. whether no money was inside we don't know, but the whole door was stolen and gone. we also know that old navy was hit several glass windows can be seen their shattered and one of them has been boarded up now the tory secret is also a store that was looted the front doors broken into inside clothing racks empty mannequins toppled over the entire mall is covered

i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson back to you more on what what is the state 11 now of the protest and it's nice to see the peaceful protest and it's nice so many organized by students. thank you sarah. >>well students from los altos in mountain view took part in a black lives matter protests, dozens of them gathered on the corner of san antonio and el camino real and now to yesterday afternoon. they held up signs that you can see right there that read black lives matter no justice, no peace and make racism wrong again. >>also in the south bay the curfew in san jose is over and at the same time police are defending their actions and what they say amounted to force met with force san jose police chief eddie garcia showed these clips of violent clashes with police. we're vandalism arson and other crimes. evidence to prove his point police say that officers were hit with crowbars rocks frozen water bottles and chunks of asphalt he says the use of tara grant tear gas and rubber bullets were justified. your officers love this city. and they protected and they will continue to do so offi

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>>lives in san jose sarah stinson kron 4 and breaking overnight news in the late show they're ready with the national guard now. >>to keep the peace or at least a 100 people officials say were armed with batteries about 40 vehicles that surrounded the vallejo police department overnight throwing rocks and bottles at the police station. police haven't said how many people were arrested or if anybody was hurt, but we do know now 50 national guard units are on hand in vallejo to assist the police. at least 20 protesters were arrested last night in san francisco for breaking the curfew demonstrators marched through the streets you could hear them chanting. george floyd but compared to the past few days these protests remained peaceful mostly and that was one of several rallies we saw that were peaceful over the last few days in front of san francisco city hall. there was another rally where people were chanting mario mario woods died during an encounter with the san francisco police in 2015. >>these protesters didn't cause any problem, however, they were out past the city's 08:00pm curfew th

that's kind of like stinson beach tonight but they are shaken. abc 7 news. >> wayne, thank you. developing news in san francisco where there was a cliff the san francisco fire department said he was stuck. a crew used ropes to reach him. you can see how steep the terrain is. he made it up safely and got checked out by the rescue team. >>> a lot more to come. danger for fires just went up. sandy will be along with more on that. >> the karen effect, white people who try to intimidate people by calling police. why do they do what they do? the simple, yet >>> we've seen the videos of women in the headline because they have threatened a caller by calling the police. a karen is a that -- what can we as a community stop this from happening? >> karen this, karen that. you have heard the term of late to describe someone who uses privilege at the expense of others. >> when fear goes up, bias goes up and when that taps into privilege, people will do this stuff. >> recently a san francisco woman threatened to call police for stencilling black lives matter on a wall in front of his home. >>

this is in stinson beach. fire crews on the scene and c.h.p. is on the scene. multiple buildings damaged. the first call came in around 8:30 this morning. no reports of injuries. the fire is under control and no word on how it started. >>> and also new this afternoon, president trump has signed an executive order on police reform amid national calls for change.h declared he's to the law asked order president. >> we must approve accountability, increase transparency, and invest more resources in police training, recruiting, and community engagement. >> reporter: the order encourages police departments to collect and track excessive force come mrantss. >> as part of the credentialing process. chokeholds will be banned, except if an officer's life is at risk. >> reporter: and president met privately with african american families impacted by police brutality or civil violence, including the family of ahmaud arbery. held work with congress on the additional legislation on capitol hill. the house is combpted to vote on the legislation next week. but the senate is no

news walnut creek was just one of several bay area cities to issue a curfew last night kron 4 sarah stinson live in walnut creek this morning with a look at the extensive damage there sarah. >>marty as you know that curfew expired at 5 o'clock to go back into effect tonight at 8 o'clock and as the sun began to rise, this is what we're seeing. boarded up windows after that already been broken into shattered glass everywhere, and people in the community have come together to clean up the pieces take a look at this video. if you're looking at 2 men who came out here this morning with their brooms scooping up the shattered glass other community members are out here now as well with their brooms all working together to help clean up these businesses have been looted it happened yesterday then during that time at broadway plaza police received more than 100 calls for service in the afternoon hours heading into the night you can see hangers scattered everywhere with yellow caution tape. there's dozens of people here looting stores like macy's nordstrom the old navy victoria's secret to a lot of st

and you can even do that anonymously with the police department for now live in union city sarah stinson kron 4 news thank you sarah and they hate crime investigations underway in pacifica. >>they found graffiti there throughout the town officers found a lot of graffiti and you can see some of the here kill cops. kill whites was scrawled in red paint and this was in various places alone e drive driftwood circle on fassler drive similar reports more graffiti and other locations, including linda mar beach park mall shopping center and frontier land park on yosemite drive. crews have since removed the graffiti. breaking news at this hour, a federal appeals court order dismisses the case of the criminal case against president trump's former. >>national security advisor michael flynn, the court of appeals said in 2 to one ruling the justice department's decision to abandon the case against flynn settles the matter. the judges said they case must be dismissed even though flynn pleaded guilty to lying to prosecutors and special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. u.s. district judge