as you look up from the steps of the west plaza, you see another symbolic pediment. is one pays tribute to both the history of the law and those in go in the ill dings construction. >> what you see in the west pediment are allegorical figures. the central figure is liberty enthroned. the other figures represented are those that participated in the construction of the building. and also the history of the court. the architect is represented. chief justice taft is represented as a youth while he attended yale. you also have john marshall represented as a young man. chief justice hughes is represented. even the sculptor, robert aitken, is represented in that >> and just under the pediment of the words "equal justice under law." was approvede that by chief justice hughes. the words have taken on a larger meaning since then. >> equal justice under law is a statement of the fact that justice ought to be blind in certain respects. not recognizing differences thed on race or color and sense that communicates is that one can stand before the court and expect to be treated fair

this walgreens is located just steps from the plaza for the protest started earlier this evening around 6:30 friday evening adverse crowd of about 100 gathered outside the plaza. passing motorist haunted support, protesters they would happen to george floyd in minneapolis can happen to blackmon anywhere in this country. >> we are tired of explaining it, because nobody is listening. so now we are out here kicking up dust. >> reporter: some protesters came in support of their black and brown friends. >> we live in a world that judges you based on your complexion, not your merit or carry her. and enough is enough. >> reporter: well protesters gathered, nearby merchants were boarding up their businesses. this building on telegraph avenue housed seven commercial tenants, including a bar and hair salon on the ground floor. the owners tell me they wanted to protect her building after they saw a flyer promoting the protest. >> it would be great if they sent the message without any violence. >> reporter: these are hard times for businesses already because of the shelter in place order, so boardi

they wanted to come to the plaza. wanted to be on the plaza today, so this is such a dream come true. we actually get to be on the virtual plaza, which is better, and be together as a family, which is really awesome. >> it is our pleasure. we want to wish you a happy 60th birthday we have more people we're going to get to. we're going to take a little commercial break and keep the fun going. don't go away. we have a good gender reveal coming up. we'll be right back at right after this >>> good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. the second phase of california's reopening process is beginning to kick in in some counties. and for people looking to enjoy the weekend outdoors, the good news is more parks will be open. the bad news is, in some cases, you're not wanted there. san mateo county still has the ten-mile rule in effect meaning you have to live within the vicinity of that area or park that you're visiting. not so in contra costa as well as alameda counties where some east bay parks locations still ha

, the city hall plaza at the wide open space and there are a lot more people milling about inthat area. to the right of that is that vehicle that you say now we can see actually moving, the vehicle is beginning to leave now that was apparently supplying bottles that were being thrown at police. we could actually see the >> reporter: i'm sorry, it's a little hard to hear what you're saying. a new group of people appeared to maybe drive in and rush up to the current line with the police department so we are waiting to see if that turns into anything, but the crowd is not dispersing as this protest continues in front of city hall in san jose. >> from chopper 5, obviously the crowd not dispersing but they're clearly not charging the officers right now and there is some sort of space that has been designated, so no one is crossing the line per se but we kind of see it's hit or miss her touch and go sometimes. >> reporter: yeah, it's pretty touch and go especially when the shots were being fired from the police department. they're doing itpr om point-blank range at some of the crowd

not yet but look at the slowing approaching the toll plaza. i am watching for the updates from chp and, of course, we will share that. >>> new overnight in the north bay, police investigating a deadly shooting. officers found a man who had been shot in the chest at about 9:00 last night in a credit union parking lot along the row tphupbt park. so far a suspect has not been identified. >>> president trump says he will take action against silicon valley's social networks. >> he's targeting twitter, but it could affect other platforms like youtube. >> yes, or ebay, and of course, facebook as well. any platform in which the user up loads content on to the platform. up until now the platforms have been absolved of any wrong doing if somebody puts something up there false or derogatory, they can take them down under their own rules but the law said they are not responsible for it. the president tweeting technology companies are interfering in the election and americans should, quote, stay tuned. in a tweet the president promises heavy regulation or a

them to use more outside space. >> i wanted to propose to the city that at 5:00 every day we close the plaza and the adjacent streets to traffic and cars and we could put -- we'd have the biggest wine country restaurant. >> reporter: similar proposals are being considered in other cities. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> a popular spot there. >>> how about the rest of the bay area? the six local counties that remain in phase one, that's most of us. the mixed messages have left retailers and customers confused. san francisco and marin county might reopen may 18th. a san francisco book shop which can only sell online under the city's current order is explaining the difference to customers. >> there's a lot of confusion. a lot of people think that we should be doing curbside now or that we can. >> you can soon. businesses are getting ready by moving inventory to the front of the store so customers can shop from the street. >>> today governor newsom also hinted about phase three of his reopening plan. he says that could just be weeks away. phase three would include reopening the high-risk

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. >> reporter: i'm at the retail plaza near christy street here, and everything is boarded. you can see, jamba juice, and wells fargo. the atm screen, smashed with something heavy. not usable responsibility and a uniform store, starbucks and a phone store. all of it happening now without any protest in sight. one of the most startling scenes was the loolting an at best buy. people were pulling up cars, snatching up electronics, laptops and running off. the mayor says just about every business in the city was hit. even if they were not looted, they were van lalized, aisles were ransacked. >> i want to focus on people not being able to get justy in our community. this is really an outcropping of when you don't have protection from the law, then you don't really feel the need to follow it. >> the mayor said he and the city council members came out e early this morning to help with the cleanup. he is hoping the businesses will be able to open back soon. he says there is nothing left. they expect to have a repeat of what happened last night tonight. he will tell you what he said a

thank you so much for being part of the plaza this morning. stening, and you want to be part of our virtual plaza, very easy all you have to do is head to today.com/virtualplaza and we'll put you on tv. thanks for waking up early, guys let's switch gears and get a check of that weather. >> let's look at the weekend and see what we've got for you we start off with saturday rip currents are going to be a big problem southeast, atlantic coast, nice day in the east, flood threat through texas, rain in the pacific northwest all the way down into northwestern california sunday -- sunday! -- a big pacific storm moves in that's going to be making its way across the country next week and probably have an impact on the eastern third of the country for next memorial day weekend. we've got at flood threat in the upper great lakes. wet weather all the way down to texas and look for showers moving their way into western >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's head outside in walnut creek as we enjoy sunshine to start out this friday morning. we a

due to the shadow impact on civic center plaza. o the top of the tower has been sculpted to minimize the shadow impact and to create the unique addition to the skyline. next slide, please. at the ground floor all three of the street vantages are operated to a high degree. the residential entrance is on van ness along with the passenger loading zone. the office entrance is on market. and all of the service and parking entrances are concentrated to the small frontage as possible on fell street. the cafÉ are next to the office on market street with direct access to the bike lane network. the building facade are pulled back from the line as mentioned on all sides to increase the usable sidewalk. the public plaza is placed in a very prominent location that enhaineses the pe dechtian experience. and an art canopy visually activates the space and acts to mitigate the wind effects. the multipurpose space has retail and microretail and plexible space and seating for performances. and it is visually connected to the office lobby. next slide,

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this holiday the plaza is closed and events cancelled because of covid-19. >> it's the right thing to do. we're containing the spread. what it means it not right now the facility isn't being activated. >> a very different scene. this is the same location where a large crowd gathered saturday. on tuesday cars returned an hour after police cleared the lot. a short time later officers were back too. >> they won't stay away. they'll break it up and take off. come back. they'll find another spot. it will be like a cat and mouse all day. >> police made it clear officers will not going into crowds to issue citations violating the social distancing health order. >> three california counties are defying governor newsom's lock down order. the governor had some harsh words today when asked about the decision. >> making a big mistake and putting their public at risk. putting our progress at risk. we have been clear about that. well aware of those examples. they are exceptions. >> san francisco morphs on midday life. we asked her today how the city is approaching stage two this friday. when some b

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large glass window panes at the plaza mall on the street in downtown santa rosa were shattered. police were able to stop the crowds from entering the mall though other businesses were damaged in. there were a few arrests as well police used tear gas to ultimately dispersed the crowd 30 say the protesters finally went home at about 2 o'clock this morning. has announced that they are temporarily shutting down their bay area stores as a reaction now to the unrest in the well the riotous actions that we're seeing on the streets in the overnight hours the video of a target store in oakland is a prime example was looted friday night. target didn't give any specific time frame for these closures that they'll be implementing just that they'll be shutting down their stores until further notice. >>in most cases here in san francisco things started off peacefully. this was the scene earlier in the day when the demonstrators began their march through downtown san francisco. and they headed to the entrance of the bay bridge. when police blocked them at harrison and main street, multiple peop

to the toll plaza, we are seeing some brake lights as you approach the toll plaza. on but it is still busy around the upper deck. travel times are little slow in the yellow on interstate 80 and the east shore. >>> heat advisories in effect for most of the bay area due to hot temperatures. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning". the fbi is now involved in a massive manhunt for a university of connecticut senior accused of killing two people in a multi-state crime spree. the suspect is 23-year-old peter manfredonia. police released this new photo appearing to show him walking on train tracks in pennsylvania on sunday. errol barnett joins us with new details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well police have not yet released a motive for these murders but it does appear the first take which killed a 62-year-old man was random and that's why police are warning everyone to call 911 should you see this suspect because he's arm and dangerous. >> connecticut state police are currently searching for a peter manfredonia. >> reporter: police in at least three states sw

the bay area. let's start with a bay area toll plaza it looks good. driving into san francisco, for the first time, that i remember, there is not an accident back up at the toll plaza where they had to put the metering lights on for traffic purposes. this morning, it has not happened. northbound 280 and traffic and san jose looks good, so far we are off to a nice start. let's bring stephen. as we go to you, there is no traffic approaching the ultima pass? >>> i learned from you, i try to listen about those things. that is been there for the past few weeks. we are seeing an increase, so i'm not surprised. okay. one more hot day and people start to take a tumble. the fog is trying. it is to the south, it might be here tonight. i think that a little breeze will kick in for the city later today. the rule of thumb is usually three days. the city is usually tricky. usually the priest does not kick in until three or 4:00. we will have it cooler by the coast. we will have temperatures start to drop out. the heat advisory and excessive heat warning apply to tod

you can see traffic is moving well, at the bay bridge plaza. no major issues crossing the bridge. let's go back to dave. >>> the governor wants more people to stay inside, to help slow the spread of covid-19. the state will keep state parks and beaches open, except for one county and southern california. alyssa harrington has been working from home, but, good morning alyssa. >>> ordering a hard closure of beaches down in orange county, that is after thousands of people had flocked to the beaches and ignored social distancing orders. let's show you video from newport beach, showing you what it was like there. you can see people gathered, having picnics with coolers. it looked like a normal summer day. this is not what the governor wants to see. after criticism over the large crowds, the city council voted to keep the beaches open. the governor announced that the beaches will be closed to prevent the spread of covid-19. this move targets one area, and a surprise to many after a memo was sent to police departments is saying that allstate beaches would close. >>> today, we will make c

this holiday the plaza is closed and events cancelled because of covid-19. >> it's the right thing to do. we're containing the spread. what it means it not right now the facility isn't being activated. >> a very different scene. this is the same location where a large crowd gathered saturday. on tuesday cars returned an hour after police cleared the lot. a short time later officers were back too. >> they won't stay away. they'll break it up and take off. come back. they'll find another spot. it will be like a cat and mouse all day. >> police made it clear officers will not going into crowds to issue citations violating the social distancing health order. >> three california counties are defying governor newsom's lock down order. the governor had some harsh words today when asked about the decision. >> making a big mistake and putting their public at risk. putting our progress at risk. we have been clear about that. well aware of those examples. they are exceptions. >> san francisco morphs on midday life. we asked her today how the city is approaching stage two this friday. when some b

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i can show you the plaza -- the traditional view. not the one that has turned toward -- look at this, it looks okay. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. it looks like that truck is stopping there for some reason, looks like they might be closing one of the lanes. that is a caltrans truck backing up there on the freeway. there is no one there, so there is no real worry i guess. let's move along and take quickly a look at highway 92. the san mateo bridge. that traffic is light. at 4:02 let's go back to the headlines. >>> >> happening today, shelter in place, in sonoma county, those rules are changing. now, childcare centers and more businesses will be allowed to reopen. with the exception of santa clara county, every bay area county is now in or about to begin stage two of governor newsom's roadmap to recovery. ktvu's went to -- deborah went to -- >> >> reporter: salon like dine in food, malls, gyms, and winetasting are still held back by state standards on covid cases, deaths, and hospital space. >> we should be able to o

the owner here tells me the city will elect them open into the public plaza. the news broke last night and their phones started ringing off books. people want to have a normal life. some details include restaurants having to prioritize outdoor seating first. they have to roll utensils and napkins, customers must wait in cars. offer digital or disposable menus and close the bar areas. they say tourism in the area has taken a huge hit. >> like every city and county in california and everywhere else we have taken a significant hit. we estimate it is between nine and $18 million. we have lost a significant amount of tax revenue because hotels are close. >> what is not included are wineries and wine tasting rooms. that is the big question and wine country. those are in phase 3 of the reopening. napa county leads away. sonoma is not far behind. they will ask the governor today to tweet their plans for phase 2. >> >> an update, officials say they want to reopen by the fourth of july. the economic recovery decided on this goal just this week. health officials say this

was a mild wait between the toll plaza and getting on to the span itself. that indicated a higher volume, again, slightly growing every day heading into the city. also as we look at the maps, the other factor might be people took monday off and had to make it up. the rest of the bay, a smooth flow of traffic getting into san francisco again. the veterans boulevard, we'll talk about that overnight construction through the presidio and watching cupertino where we've seen slowing as well. for now become to you. >> thanks, mike. >> thank you, mike. 5:10 right now. the countdown is on. liftoff for america's first manned space flight in nearly a decade. we'll have a live update on the important mission ahead for two nasa astronauts. >>> meanwhile, there is a lot going on between president trump and twitter. so much we'll break it into two segments. we'll bring you the first one coming up. >>> and the game begins. >> and all you witches and wizards in quarantine, i want you to listen up. we'll tell you what the woman who brought us harry potter is doing to help ch

the toll plaza is not going to be affected by this is going into san francisco, and there is the toll plaza. westbound on the span you can see it. let's put this picture here, look at the smoke. that is a car on fire. you can see that the traffic is beginning to slow down. what is going to happen is that the metering lights will be on slow. you can see the smoke coming up from the car, and that means firefighters are on the scene. once they clear this, it could be -- the traffic could clear up, but we will keep watching this. let's go back to dave. >>> we are following breaking news from pakistan, where a passenger plane with 100 people on board had crashed today. so far, two survivors have been found. pakistan international airlines crashed near karachi. the aviation officials say that there were 99 passengers and eight crew members on the plane, early reports said that there were no survivors. we have heard that two survivors have been found. the plan reportedly destroyed five or six houses. we have not heard about deaths on the ground, but pictures are devastating to look at. we wi

it's backed up to the toll plaza. when you get to the toll plaza the lights are on extra slow and it looks just like a bad pre-pandemic commute. you do not want any part of this, you want to go around. use another bridge like this in manteo. don't use the bay bridge. this my take an hour to unwind. if you can put the san francisco trip of a couple of hours it will help you. 7:02 >> we are still following breaking news from pakistan. that's where a passenger plane with 98 people on board went down this morning and crashed. at least two survivors have been found. the pakistan international airlines plane crashed early today near karachi, pakistan. the early reports that 107 people were on the plane. we just had an update from the civil aviation authority. that number is at least 91 passengers and seven crew numbers but again the information still coming in. the pilot of the airbus a320 plane made a made a call saying it was having technical problems just before the crash. the plane crashed and destroyed at least five or

area is that's in the plaza where the ross is a blue there's a burger king in some stores things like that in that area as well. >>and finally tonight, this is also another image. coming into us from oakland, a completely different scene of peaceful protests happening this is along lake merritt in the lake merritt area you can see there's still a police following these protesters but as you can see a much different scene that is what is unfolding tonight in emeryville as well we'll continue to follow everything that you need to know here closer to home throughout the newscast and let you know of any new developments as they happen live in the newsroom tonight i'm jonathan mccall kron 4 news jonathan. thank you very much want to take you now back to las vegas where we understand things are getting a little bit heated now. >>protesters have been marching there all day long and into the night and you can see these pictures from downtown las vegas. a we've been seeing large crowds gathered in intersections sears another angle of a shot we showed you just a short time ago and police cars m

you get to the toll plaza and it has cleared out. earlier we did have a backup that went to the end of the parking lot. things are getting more crowded. this is alive look at 280 in san jose. let's go back to the desk. >>> another spare the air day. the high temperatures are coming with light wind and vehicle exhaust making for unhealthy air. yesterday was the first fair air day and they say people should avoid outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day were air pollution levels are at the highest. the hot weather was following memorial day. many people went outside. in alameda there was plenty of sun and social isolation. they control they patrolled the beach on atvs and they said they needed to do spend the holiday outside. >> sometime the kids are blue and sometimes mom and dad are blue. i think being out here in the sunshine and enjoying the weather makes us feel like we are human again. >> police are encouraging people to visit the beaches and the parks, exercise but don't socialize. >>> extended a moratorium on rental

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worked in kansas city if we want to go back to that picture that area where they are at it's called the plazas a very heavily shopping area and for the last few days i've been monitoring the situation that's been unfolding from there where tensions definitely have been that is the plaza basically there was a large police presence there tonight. number of people came out there to protest things quickly escalated and uh obviously turned violent. we do know that there were police cars that were off had some damage to people were throwing rocks and other debris at those cars there in kansas city but us as we mentioned so many of us so many cities across the dealing with this in wake of the death of floyd back here at home though i want to share some new video for a with you that we just got in a we've been monitoring the situation from emeryville and tonight this is just a video posted on twitter. >>as you can see riot police have set up along bay street. people have been going all around that area the the best buy that's in oakland on mandela parkway and have going in and busting out windows loo

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. >> we have got to do better to orrow's otest is led to at the plaza in front of city hall. that protest will start at 8:00. in oakland. back to you. >>> in columbus, ohio, protesterred chanted and held signs as the police looked on. one of many protests held from coast to coast. in los angeles demonstratorred marched from santa monica to venice. in new york five were arrested for civil disobedience in union square. in denver, ducking for cover after gunfire erupted near the colorado state capitol. no word on any injuries. >>> new video shows protesters briefly occupying the hayward police station tonight. they are angry over two police shootings in the span of a week in their community in the latest incident the suspect admits he provoked the gunfire. >> protesters shutdown a street tonight some, of the anger stemming from a confrontation yesterday that was captured on cell phone video. we want to warn you the images are graphic. [screaming] >> 61-year-old man was hit with a taser and then gunfire. officer body camera video shows the suspect brandishing a wife, being aggress

was even legal to be able to be the library the park the plazas all the places they normally hang out in now closed that constantly looking for somewhere they can state it and that's extremely hard because the streets no longer an option . to charity she works for provides counseling and fresh clothes for the needy but the number of places to sleep has been halved under social distancing regulations. patrick and his dog have to spend the day outdoors a fate many under lockdown might envy pleasant stroll through magic bruce though are a burden for the town's homeless. i have to keep moving all day long. all sometimes i'll quietly sit down on a bench keeping an eye out to make sure the police don't catch me. an estimated 150 people live on the streets of bruges sidelined by society but in full view of everyone. the lockdown means the town is empty and quiet. in the hotel to put this evening's menu features veal cutlets with peas carrots and potatoes mash. vines project is getting plenty of support from other restaurants and bakers through food donations she's as thrilled by the wave of

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we found a few people taking walks and jogs at the plaza in concord. others kick back on the grass in the shade. a slightly more crowded scene at san francisco's delores park, dozens of people showed up at the popular gathering spot in the mission district today to sunbathe and picnic. most appeared to be social distancing, chief meteorologist paul hagan on who ask seeing the warmest temperatures, paul? >> liz, we got some temperatures in the 90s. right now. 90 degrees in on the nose in santa rosa. 91 in concord. and the hot spot farther inhand than fairfield checking in at 95 degrees. on shore breeze dropping temperatures back around the bay. 70 at sfo. 75 at the oakland airport. i'll show you doubt temperatures coming up in a few minutes. one more day for this heat wave. then over the weekend, more changes, more cloud cover, the breeze will be stronger, cooler temperatures across the board, take a look at the detail of that, and the chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you, paul, on a day like today with temperatures soaring and dry co

the plaza in this way got to do all. the other dismiss the work of. an accused killer then again. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody slights his way to. the floor you can be out of this will persuade you that you have the ability to put it on the. what i think is this is the fund that is a look come from. higher max kaiser. this is the kaiser report what if i told you that everything you thought you knew about that will be the matrix is wrong they say max in the past week i was very surprised to learn that being red pill is now considered a racist all right and some of the worst things on earth he could possibly say and american media so let's look at what their original meaning of red pill is of course this is a reference to the film the matrix.

this is the plaza right across the street. a heavy police presence in that area. not far from where the mall is located. we're hearing reports of looting in san francisco as well. this is video from twitter. you can see the windows are broken in. we have also seen a heavy police presence near the mall on market street. police say a fire was set at the mall but has been extinguished. there were protests earlier in the day around the city that remain largely peaceful.>>> we have not yet seen any significant activity in oakland but there was protest today. city leaders said they're prepared for more demonstrations. our reporter joins us with a message. >>> tonight is vastly different than it was 24 hours ago when we saw many people looting and destroying property. to prevent that from happening again tonight, police have beefed up patrols and city leaders got together with some business owners and they wanted to plead with the public to stay home. >> stay home. there are other ways to demonstrate your anger and your activism right now.>> officers prepared saturday ni

as anyone with the just lance web and i think the plaza and i probably have a lot. oing what i saw in the. last. you're going to put it out the month before. and then being that yeah i can get by when i said that i had to log on to take a look at what he called buzz on what i think company is on you to be to live in the house to be stranded in a computer that is definitely. back to. no you invited 2 groups of men to come to my rented property. and minister to my. their medicine man's group shuttle for fares then in the morning they broke for the afternoon what they don't know is that look up police offices will be hidden away in one of the buildings watching on t.v. monitors but 1st i need to prepare the house to receive them. as dawn breaks the next morning the police arrive and back to save distance from the house. officers will be monitoring every moment of their activities while 2 police in uniform will wait by the vehicle ready to take anyone arrested into class that. he is also now with us. men who believe our story we move over to the house in twos and threes

bank itself more that see it on the plaza the slave got set up for hard luck the thief in the motherdisappeared this moment then look at that hour and end up in this thought that if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights aimed in his own way. the floridly can fuck the fee was out of his will to switch it on the record holder leave it at the top of the. what i think is this is the fund that is a constant. thought. thank you. thank. you. black americans seem to always get the short end of the stick from ballot access issues and voting rights the rights to health care and housing america's model seems to be why does right black get back the devaluation of black innovation and contributions to american progress are well documented but one thing we don't talk about enough is the consistent devaluation of black property rate of course in white supremacy. you know your price valuing black lives and property in america is black 50 delve deeper into the store called bias and present day implications of devaluing blackening joining us now is author fell out. thank

traffic lights are extended to the toll plaza. you will see the brake lights just past those areas.westbound 580 is still a little sluggish near grand saline and were found 101 out of the south bay. >>> we are tracking showers on high def doppler so we have a wet start to the day in spots and we will continue with off and on showers through hour day. and isolated thunderstorm is a possibility through our afternoon with enough instability. temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday. 65 in oakland and 68 in concord and 67 for san jose. scattered showers today and we will keep the chance for a lingering shower tomorrow with partly sunny skies and high pressure builds in wednesday and that means drier, warmer weather ahead with more sunshine wednesday, thursday and friday and we will continue with that warm-up into the weekend. it is great to see the rain. we needed it. we have seen more rain for may then waited for all of february. >> that is a good thing. we need the sunshine anyway. we appreciate it. >>> let's check in with michelle. she brings the sunshine. she is trimming ne

benefits will flow to see it on the plaza the slave got set up so hard not to think of the other decide this moment then look at that hour and open this thought that if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights aimed at his own weight. on the floor you can fall off the feet will found his will to switch it on the ground hold the event at the foot of a. what i think is this is the fund that is accompanied. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome the cross-talk were all things we considered on peter lavelle cold war 2.0 targeting china is off the ground in gaining momentum something china must pay but the pandemic well others claim is an existential security threat to the washington centric world still others say washington can't conceive we live in a multi-polar world now.

it still okay at the toll plaza with no delays. there is a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. there is limited visibility across the span and north of here on 101, both directions, as you make your way through the waldo grade. there are a few roadwork closures to report. those connector roads were shut down and it looks like traffic is wrapping up. there is a crash around south of 680 at 580. those two left lanes are blocked and chp is on scene. there are also brake lights out of the alatoona pass. this is out of tracy towards grant line. a wind advisory is in effect for the alatoona pass. >>> i just checked current conditions at the alatoona pass and gusts are up to 24 miles an hour. it is what of the windiest spots. here is a look at the treasure island camera. you can see the low clouds and that indicates those big changes with the marine layer thickening onto onshore flow and increasing for us and that is why all of us will experience that cool down. that is bad for us. temperatures are running in the 50s as we start off our day, 57 with clear skies in concord and livermor

one oh one here looks good into and out of san francisco under 25 minutes from highway 37 to the toll plaza will pick it more bridges coming up a little bit. well to the north right now the way hopefully lee say that they will not be cleaning up a homeless encampment during the covid-19 pandemic are many encampments department says that forcing people to move to other locations poses an elevated risk in the community, the city in partnership with other community organizations will be launching project room kai instead so the program were temporarily house homeless people who test positive for covid-19 or are at risk of becoming infected. well the san francisco to homeless woman are drawing attention to the homeless problem. they briefly occupied a vacant home in the city, prompting a police response and drawing a crowd of supporters. the activists with reclaim s f says that the women were per protesting the lack of action on proposition c which promise housing for people living on the streets. now that activists says that the vacant home that the women took over was one out of 4,000 units t

run down the plaza which is one of the most important where. brooklyn there are 3 to 400 people protesting in the peak way year. in year in game there are a lot like my other sign i don't read signs all in new york police department is not here now they just pass through the drop through the square or for a moment and then the last i want to show you. left on the side is more very very small. cameras so the are checking remotely what's going on here and you something is going wrong they're going to come back this process. or a nice very very cool with a lot of violence yesterday in plot which is a neighborhood in the southern part of brooklyn. so far. kind of quiet people driving are cheering the protestors and and the situation is is in peace so far but there are many different small gatherings. the city so we'll see what happens in the next few hours. i mean when you said last night what was heated obviously there were quite shocking pictures of those police cause dropping in to protest the new york where came under criticism for defending th

a crash has been reported near the toll plaza, so you may experience a slowing once you approach the plaza, and it's a clear ride for the majority of the commuters headed towards the peninsula right now. here at abc7 we have been celebrating the class of 2020 by featuring students and their photos. you can get your grad featured or maybe even your class by sharing a candid picture with us using the #gradson7. so far we have featured more than 2,000 seniors, so thank you so much and keep all 6 those pictures coming. congratulations class of 2020. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> let's open up the weather window at sutro tower. you can see the haze hanging around the bay in san francisco, and later on this afternoon and evening be careful if you are outside, and look at the temperatures ramp up, and w still in the 80s to near 90 by 7:00. 11 million other californians dealing with the heat just like us. look at the spread today from 62 in eureka to 110 in palm springs. 48 degrees. look at the 100s through the central valley. we will talk more about our record highs coming up. here's reggie with mor

getting some sun here at the bay bridge toll plaza were coming in at 66 at high noon at 3 we're looking at about 67. some scattered showers in our future but not everybody will get them and certainly not at the same time but maybe enough to what some of the roads on your ride home. we'll go to project all that for you coming up in just a bit back to you. >>all right sounds good well, another big story that we're following for you this morning, big changes coming to the cal state and you see system. those changes will impact 10's of thousands of students right here in the bay area kron 4 sarah stinson live at san francisco state university with the latest this morning on those changes sarah. >>robin that's right. the california state university system they decided for the fall semester to be mainly online classes and that's what students have been doing this semester. it's been looking like this on campus said sf state just nobody around everyone's doing their classes online in virtually and the whole system will be doing that continuing on into the fall semester, this is the first. >>ty

check out the bay bridge toll plaza. there are no metering lights on. problems in the area yet speeds are down to six miles per hour as you approach at about 25 miles per hour once you're on the bridge. is traffic back? maybe so. >>> all right. number seven. look at this video. this 12-year-old kept his cool when he encountered a wild bear. look at this bear. in italy. the frantic adults just told him not to panic and he was heard saying, this is so cool. okay. bears are his favorite animal. the bear eventually ran off, but, look, i'm still like, it's huge. >> oh, wow. >> this is so cool. >> who is shooting that video? if you see the big bear, okay, just keep walking. good. you're still in frame. >> stand up. >> come on. come on. d poli cla >> stop it. >> rocks and bottles thrown. tear gas fired. hundreds of demonstrators demanding justice after the death of a black man while in police custody. >> i can't breathe. >> the shocking video that plays out for almost ten minutes showing george floyd handcuffed on the ground, a white police officer pressing hi

the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the "3rd hour ofay, may 7th craig melvin at studio 1a, al and sheinelle working at home. we received the latest unemployment numbers and once again thneled for unemployment week, that brings the total over the past seven weeks to more than 33 million americans who have lost jobs, in fact in some states a full quarter of the population is out ofor