also, see whin-rich wet food c ll t aacist crime i4:27, fferho the east bay.ds and dignitaries come together to pay tribute to david underwood. >>> a community comes together for a vigil for a man killed by police. his mother pleads for his death to not be forgotten. >>> and you can finally getting manicures, massages and tattoos in more places. the bay area is taking another big step forward in reopening. good morning, thanks for joining us. let's get a check on the weather with mike nicco. miko -- wow, okay, it is friday. >> that is all right. all good.i cankcan call you zz >> she's's fantastic. let's th clouds and the winds, the winds are a little on shore today. you can see the cloud cover moving from the coast through say the san bruno golden gate gap and heading to the east bayhills. and here is a picture of it, you can see some of the cloud cover. and because of that, the heat will back off a lot along the coast. 64 at half moon bay, 69 at san francisco. but we still have mid-70s to mid-80s around the bay. upper 80s in the north bay and south bay and lo

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. the essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash

lie to counsel for the family that there was something going to compromise your investigation when whinings you say are going to be there are there? we're supposed to trust that this is an impartial and fair investigation? you have the state police being investigated by the state attorney and there's all of this foul play, from what i can see at this point, and we're supposed to trust this as being independent. it's not right. there needs to be an independent prosecutor. >> let me pick up on that. thank you for providing that context. that's the second part i was going to pick up on. do you have confidence with the way the investigation is being handled? if not, who do you think could right now give you that confidence with an investigation? which authority do you want to see lead this investigation if it's not the state attorney general's office? >> it should be a prosecutor that has no pony in the race. whether it's another county. i don't think it should be the burlington county's prosecutor's office. maybe someone brought in from out of the state of new jersey, someone that's a pros

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. the essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart.ential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash my hands

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash my h

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. the essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash

whin i get out of the car, i put on my gloves and get a grocery cart. essential workers at my store are doing a great job. they're sanitizing every cart and limiting the number of shoppers. having a cart can help you protect your space. in this store, there are two new science on the floor. one's directional to encourage everyone to take the same route around the store. the second is to remind shoppers to maintain a safe distance from each other. when i'm done shopping and ready to pay, i stand in line at least six feet from the shopper in front of me. after unloading my car at check out, i go past the cashier and pack my own bags. that is one less person touching my groceries and less of a burden on the store's employees. i thank the cashier and leave the store. on my drive home, i'm careful not to touch my face. i leave my outside shoes on the porch and as soon as i get through the door, i wash my hands for at least 20 seconds. next, i wipe down my debit card, i.d. and car key. and then i wipe down the front doorknob, clean the sink taps and wash my h