ag and the north bay, the popular muir woods cimarron county it has reopened to visitors. there are some changes though kron four's charles clifford explains. >>well here in marin county on monday near woods has reopened after being closed for weeks and months to the pandemic national park service has welcome guests back now everyone, arriving here at near woods will be greeted with signs asking folks to respect social distancing recommending that everyone wear masks and also cover your mouth you're going to sneeze or cough. and i had a chance to talk to a few people were here on monday morning talk to one woman from sandra fell who says she's thrilled the parks are opening back up again but europe's everyone does their part to make sure that these parks stay it for >>the social distancing and people are wearing masks and yeah i think it's time to open up. but if there's spike then we may need to pull back again. >>a couple other changes that mere words the shuttle bus that goes from a sausalito out there woods that has been canceled for the time being also capacity is bei

we're woods in marine county, this is set to reopen next week it is happening again as the county iseeing more coronavirus cases. >>kron four's charles clifford has the story. >>here in marin county the national park service has announced that near woods is going to reopen on monday june 29th amir woods has been closed since mid-march like so many other places because of the coronavirus pandemic it's going to open back up on monday the 29th, but there will be some changes. the park service is only going to allow there was to operate at 50% capacity the idea there is to give visitors some extra social distancing room when they visit the woods also i face masks are not required but they are highly recommended a mere woods reopening is good news not only for the people who want to visit there, but also for folks who make a living off of the flow of tourists in and out of mere woods, including this cab driver who says since the park shut down back in march his business has essentially evaporated and is excited that it's going to open back up. >>yeah absolutely we're struggling that's our

what could be cheaper than wood if you're going to make wood.oyed your netflix special, very funny. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i always enjoy your stuff. i learned something about you that i did not know previously. it's something that we have in common. when you were a teenager, you were a deejay for weddings and stuff, right? >> yes, i was a wedding deejay. >> jimmy: yeah, me too. >> you were a wedding deejay? >> jimmy: i was, yeah, when i was in college. >> what years? like what years was that? in the '80s? >> jimmy: we're talking like 1987, '88, maybe a little bit into '89. >> oh, my god. yeah, i worked at this very, very low-budget deejay company, and we still used -- he was the last guy that would, that still used cassette tapes, long after they should not have been being used. he would defiantly not make the move to cds. so were you your own boss? did you work for a company? how go, how did you do it? >> jimmy: i worked for a company called johnny d's disc jockey in air. you worked for the only company that used cassettes. >> yeah. >> jimmy:

retreating to the redwoods, muir woods gets ready to reopen with new limitations to control crowds. what visitors need to know. >>> body camera just released. police trying to stop suspected looters in the east bay. >>> reevaluating reopening. the two bay area counties now on the governor's watch list after a bike in cases. good evening. contra costa county and santa clara county both on that list after a spike in hospitalization rates. wilson walker is in contra costa county where those reopening dates are now up in the air. >> reporter: here in martinez where they are taking advantage of the street space on this nice friday evening here. next week was going to be a big week in the county for more reopening's. indoor dining, gyms, hotels, a lot of personal care services. now health officials are having second thoughts. yeah i was hoping for it but i have been expecting delays based on what i have seen going on in other states here. >> reporter: after four months in the take-out business, chef dave would like to get his hot stuff cafe tables back on july 1. he would understand the p

well, wood.ou need a pretty good amount of wood to build a camp to build the stores and the cabins and the first sluice's and so forth. what do need for this? the deforestation coast into hyper drive. whole areas are stripped of trees to provide the wood for this. that leads to massive erosion, the sulking up of the streams, aquatic life. all sorts of other problems and that is only one part of the problem from the streams and the water. once they get into those settling beds, that i described earlier, now you have to get the gold out of the detritus. how do you get it out? you can't go in there with pans and do it, that it goes back to the same problem of mining the pennies, it's not just going to work. so you need to expect extracted and a much more expanded way. when i talked about the nature of gold, i said that one of the key traits is that it is very very inert. it does not combined with many things at all, there are just a few other elements gold will join with. one of them, and we talked

>>a couple other changes that mere words the shuttle bus that goes from a sauce legal out there woods. that has been canceled for the time being also capacity is being limited to 50% only half the normal amount of people will be allowed in the park at any given time and also you basically have to drive to mir was and if you're going to park there you have to make a reservation ahead of time before you will not arrive, but for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>you will have to start paying for parking again in downtown walnut creek enforcement is resuming one state july 1st green meters will charge $2 an hour with a 3 hour limits parking will still be free in front of the purple meters or inside city on garages oakland earlier announced that it's also resuming parking enforcement and their case that will begin july 6. golden gate bridge toll fares will increase july 1st for fast track users the rate goes from $7.35 to $7.70 one time payments will increase $0.20 to dollars and $0.40 towson golden gate ferry and transit fares all going up part of a 5 year program. they

here in green wood we burned down businesses and homes. what has to happen next is we consider how do we dismantle systemic racism? >> joining me now is caucus vice chairman of the oklahoma legislature. he's also a commissioner on the 1921 tulsa race massacre commission. let me ask you what i was talking about, about green wood. you mentioned in your conversation with cal perry this is hardly something taught to people in oklahoma in public schools, in white schools, let alone the rest of the country. when mike bloomberg ran and named his initiative for african-americans, the green wood initiative, most people had no idea what he was talking about. unless you understand the history of green wood and black wall street, you can't fix the situation we're in today. >> that's absolutely true. yesterday i talked about the issues around black owned businesses and homes and what was built in green wood and how that was taken away through systemic racism. when mike talked about it, it elevated that issue. you're right, until recently with the work

>>here in marin county, the national park service has announced that near woods is going to reopen on monday june 29th amir woods has been closed since mid-march like so many other places because of the coronavirus pandemic it's going to open back up on monday the 29th, but there will be some changes. the park service is only going to loughner was to operate at 50% capacity the idea there is to give visitors some extra social distancing room when they visit the woods also i face masks are not required but they are highly recommended amir was reopening is good news not only for the people who want to visit there, but also for folks who make a living off of the flow of tourists in and out of mere woods, including this cab driver who says since the park shut down back in march his business has essentially evaporated and is excited that it's going to open back up. >>yeah absolutely we're struggling that's our man but you know they're near but not think mere would close. so nobody calling we stay home. >>now mair woods is reopening despite the fact that here in marin county they've actuall

but farmer john i was sally does feel safe from the virus is a daily cup of warm wood she has a bitter taste but he reckons it's worth it why would he says helped his grandmother to the wife spent as from the. last stop germany here the fridays for future movement has suspended many of its well known activities because of the pandemic so they've been thinking up new ones . elena marshall and jacob basil are fridays for future activist they took part in the protest that turned the environmental movement into a household name the coronavirus pandemic put an end to such mass gatherings fridays for future is now looking for new ways to raise awareness. of course you have to maintain social distancing that means that we for instance paint crosses on to the streets in some cities and people keep their distance by standing on those marks or we form human change with people holding tape to keep apart and some cases we won't bring people onto the streets that are but instead use items like protest signs. as part of online protest fridays for a future place 10000 placards in front of the german

spreading rapidly and urban areas despite the lockdown normal userland lancy has been growing warm wood for the last year her grandmother has been taking it for flu now. business is brisk glans we have sold 20 bunches today for one euro each but she doesn't believe it can protect people against corona and i was going to tell them tell them that. i don't there are 3 of them did. not get this did a very good to good to have but i did get do dog about it. i don't know about god. but farmer john i was solid dusts feel safe from the virus is a daily cup of warm wood tea has a bitter taste but he reckons it's worth it why would he says helped his grandmother to the wife spent his final. last stop germany here the fridays for future movement has suspended many of its well known activities because of the pandemic so they've been thinking up new ones . elena marshall and jacob basil are fridays for future activist they took part in the protest that turned the environmental movement into a household name the coronavirus pandemic put an end to such mass gatherings fridays for a future is now looki

the headline of your piece, tiger woods hates being black.you get from that statement to that assertion? >> well let's look at the history of tiger woods. he doesn't consider himself black. he came up with some term, i still can't pronounce it, whatever the term is that doesn't exist. but when that came out he was reminded when the police department put black as his race under his photo. but when you think about tiger and all that he meant for black people, and, you know, he was our interest as a race of people and took off, that statement in itself is so very damning and problematic because i believe in the second sentence he automatically is defending and praying the police. where if you scroll social media and refresh your time line in the past 48 to 72 hours, you have seen some videos of some very horrific things that have come from the part of law enforcement. he talks about how this was shocking. i don't understand how this has been shocking because in 2015 we've been seeing videos every year of some black person being killed just for b

my cousin has a cabin out in the woods. i'm not going to a cabin in the woods.id you see the movie cabin in the woods? then we'll go to a hotel. a hotel? did you see the shining? koothrappali: we could go up to big bear and get a house on the lake. did you see the lake house?

the mother of mario woods woods was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. and as harding. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and says. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>south bay now where june teeth rally was billed as a fun family friendly event kron four's rob fladeboe reports right now the message of freedom and justice for not lost on those who took part. >>friends and physical distancing aside. the observance of june teens here outside san jose city hall friday featured insp

be if i could do that well with russian perhaps someday we shall all speak the same language if the wood producer even flirted with the idea of making a film like this they'd probably be branded as crazy but it was still possible back in the 940 s. this is one of my favorite parts an aide tells at the american ambassador mr davis we need to check your office and this is why the high rank an american diplomat tells us and stop gossiping and stop listening to it we're here in a sense as guests of the soviet government not going to believe that they trust the united states to find until a prove otherwise and mazing. in fact the film a semi documentary it was based on a book written by a master davis himself so we're not talking about a fictional diplomat here but a very real one and he was so impressed with the soviet government that it seems he was ready to forgive a lot. of water source i q do. you wish to figure. out of time to throw. the new thank you. thank you. but it's not going. to see who do you by any of those who were there i believe so that history will record you as a great bui

woods giving them their first job out of prison. >> when he offered me a job i was a little surprised so it kind of gave me a bit of inspiration. >> then amid a pile of unpaid bills a message of hope. >> your acceptance of all people and your overwhelming personal tragedy makes you the person i want my stimulus check to go to. >> sou a retired schoolteacher read about woods in the local paper. >> when i got my check from the government i knew that i did not need it. my income had not changed at all, and i wanted to give it to someone. he was looking for a miracle, and i wanted to help him have that miracle. >> it didn't stop there. thousands pouring in from a gofundme page. >> whether it was $10 to $5,000, it was something that people done from their heart to say you mean something to me. >> an outpouring of support from the community he helped build. >> not only is he a great barber but he's a great person. >> one trim at a time. >> i appreciate money, but much more i appreciate the heart of people because that is really what lasts. >> and that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday.

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the wood will get planed, then measured and cut to size.o we build a whole template for the whole chair. -steve: correct. -lemonis: okay. -one time. -steve: yes. lemonis: next, the parts and pieces will be assembled. once i give my final stamp of approval, this will be the master template for all great lakes chairs. then the process will be completed for the other three chairs, and we'll have a full line and be ready to sell them. -target price point? -steve: $495. -lemonis: cost? -steve: $250. steve: well, i don't see yellow stickers. i see them on this, but i don't see them on these pieces. steven: when it's done, it has a sticker. this doesn't have a sticker. is it done? steve: no, it's not done. steven: okay, so let me do my thing, man. lemonis: steve has been making a lot of progress by putting new process in place and designing new products. but some of those old, bad habits -- they continue to come back. -how are you? -steven: i'm good. -how you doing? -lemonis: what's going on? steve: i was just making sure he had, you know, his eye

a muggle woods's love. for the russian soul comes to steep. to so many different walks of life. sung by me and often tried to come straight from the heart. of the russians intimate turning to death starts june 18th on g.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. time for just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the cloning virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at dot com slash science. innovation. but can it conquer the major issues of our society. sees another founder sally. be a good host it's modern day heroes in. inspirational people who take all the challenges of the world with their unique ideas and. the placement. this is all from mariel mind you look at those 2 problems and make them launch a new ship the new season of sounders bentley. starts june 13th g.w. . place . this is g.w. news a lifeboat from burlesque police fired tear gas to clear protests near the white house as p

angeles police department, city of los angeles, houston community college, poem submitted by melinda wood, carolyn shaboz, lena melana, county judge and countless others. and we do hope, on behalf of pastor wright, and co-pastor mia wright and the fountain of praise church, we hope that the words that have been spoken and the words that have been written will bring you comfort in the days to come. and while the world has been shaken and awakened by three words that your dearly beloved george floyd spoke, i leave with you one word, his final word, which was, breathe. and breathe is not passive. no, sir, no, ma'am. breathe is active. breathe is inhale and exhale.

here's my chat with roy wood jr. >> jimmy: roy wood jr., thank you so much for joining me i really appreciatet now? is this -- are you in new york >> no. we stayed as long as we could and then a couple of weeks ago made the drive down south, myself, my girl, our 4-year-old and drove 16 hours to alabama. so that's where we are now, good old birmingham.in birmingham, in alabama >> so birmingham, you know, i don't think it's really that different from a lot of what's going on in other places but we did have something interesting, you know, that gave me a sense of the community of what alabama is and so, on sunday night, we had -- we had a protest. we had a peaceful protest at a a park downtown in the civil rights district. and so this is where birmingham to me is just such a different place to be from, is that, you know, you talk about justice, this place is just rich with it and it's rich with people willing to fight for it. so everybody's at the park for the peaceful protest and a good friend of mine, comedian jermaine 'funnymaine' johnson, he says to the crowd, "you know what while we're down

going to bring up cia torture do they watch every single movie that is about to be produced in our wood in any film that has any military hardware in it an obvious example top gun you've got it asked for permission you don't just walk on to the air force base and start flying jets around. so if you get their permission. they get the right. to look at what you're saying about. the officer for information which was responsible for propaganda during world war 2 was officially closed in 1945 but the relationship that developed between al the wood and the us government in those years seems to have grown only stronger a since staff at different times american rulers have needed different myths including some the directly contradicted earlier ones as in the case of russia 'd but no matter how difficult the order this factory has always do deflate delivered . hollywood had always been afraid of government says. so what they did was that they censored themselves. even the fiction. of the daily basis. you know what is the worst that they believe in. i'm not a conspiracy theorist it wasn't created

>>mario woods. can this party. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and his. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that despite our progress we continue to face. so many challenges end quote. >>the city of san francisco still dealing with the pandemic in at this gathering for the most part everyone maintain social distancing and they wore a mask. theresa kron 4 news. >>to mark juneteenth leaders and activists held a family friendly community event and asked for changes today kron four's rob fladeboe has more now. >>is live for us >>good evening. just yet you send it to the event outside san jose city hall this afternoon was billed as a family friendly event and it was just that. but it also served as a platform for 3 core values defund the police invest in black communities and defeat president trump. >>here's more. >>physical distancing aside. the observance of ju

of the wood new. rule so you. are sure there will be available mr. bush was louis people want or i was just she's very stupid shit. every single part of america pretty much just doesn't do what it says it does of to make the car companies don't make cars the computers don't make computers they built do what they say they're doing all they're doing is they're gaming the system by getting a free pass from the fed if you're part of the privileged class and then you know whipping that up to be cheered paydays for the executives. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived we've seen this 0 zone there were too few houses were. presumed wars were located and only ca people had access to the story for investigators sure how the uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you graded nor been taught. before. trying for justice on. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any old beliefs yet to shape our disdain because after one so many find

we are out of the woods yet. california is just such a big state when you think of it in terms of the united states. with 58 counties and from north to south we are so diverse. and what might work in bellmore or siskiyou county will work in la county and that's why this is such a complicated process of setting guidelines. guidelines don't necessarily mean go. they are just guidelines. it will take a lot of time. of the 58 counties he mentioned, there are 13 right now that they are focusing in on. he called the targeted engagements. those are the counties that might have a prior positivity number and hospitalizations and icus and that sort of thing. the population is bigger. the topography is different. it's a very complicated situation. a lot of math involved. 4.5% positivity down from over 40%. the state of california is heading in the right direction. >> very encouraging. >>> let's head up to the north bay where we are following a developing story in sonoma county. shift deputies say two men were found dead. de

professor wood is, i think it is fair to say, the dean of early american historians. a professor emeritus at brown university, born in concord, massachusetts, where the revolutionary war began. he was raised in that commonwealth and graduated summa con la out of from tufts university and earned a phd from harvard university, where he studied under bernard phelan.

roy wood, jr and the legendary rootcrew it's "the tonight show" at home edition.nd now, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: welcome, everybody thank you so much for watching we're going to get to everything that's going on in the country right now. last night, there was a lot of peaceful protests around the country. more peaceful than other nights. so that's a step in the right direction. also today, all four police officers were charged in the murder of george floyd so here's hoping for some justice for that family. and there's many more families that deserve justice, as well. but again, these are all steps in the right direction but guests tonight are senator kamala harris. we also have talib kweli, who is a rapper and activist, and we get to catch up. we've known each other for a long time. and we also get to hear from comedian roy wood, jr. it's going to be a fun show. let's get some news here, you guys after nine days of protests, a new poll found that pretty much everyone thinks president trump is not doing a good job. check it out >> right now, based on the data we hav

the villagers also believe in warm woods medicinal properties they've been using it for generations even though the village has no electricity no one here has been to the doctor for years one which is prized as one of the most powerful medicinal herb people here say it clears up a stomach ache in half an hour and a fever in 3 days. there's also growing demand in big cities such as border lizabeth an hour's drive from the village the corona virus is spreading rapidly and urban areas despite the lock down normal user and lands he has been growing warm wood for the last year her grandmother has been taking it for flu and . well business is brisk glans we have sold 20 bunches today for one euro each but she doesn't believe it can protect people against corona. was better than 1010 and. i don't hear a lot of them did. not hear this did a very basic thing about it just do don't know about it. i don't doubt that god. but farmer john i was sally does feel safe from the virus is daily cup of warm words tea has a bitter taste but he reckons it's worth it why would he says helped his grandmother to

angeles police department, city of los angeles, houston community college, poem submitted by melinda woods, houston city councilmember, carolyn shabazz, alina milan , county judge and countless , others. and we hope on behalf of pastor pastor wright and copastor mia wright in the fountain of praise church, we hope that the words that have been spoken in the words that have been written will bring you comfort in the days to come and while the world has been shaken and awakened by three words that your dearly beloved george floyd spoke, i leave with you one word, his final word, which is breathe.

eastern cape province farmer john abbott sally and his family are picking the herb african the warm woods. in. the family can pick as many as 10 becks at the. back in the village they sell the plan for 4 year as a back prices have increased along with demand for the herb is a beautiful as you know we many believe form which can protect them from the koran or virus although there's no scientific proof. they are. question of being a man child. things. and events all come flowing pretty you feel weightless see. who comes. the rain of you. the villagers also believe in warm words medicinal properties they've been using it for generations even though the village has no electricity no one here has been to the doctor for years one which is prized as one of the most powerful medicinal herb people here say it clears up a stomach ache and half an hour at a fever in 3 days. there's also a growing demand in big cities such as port elizabeth an hour's drive from the village the corona virus is spreading rapidly in urban areas despite the lockdown normal use on bland's he has been growing warm wood for

is not out of the woods yet.e decoupling. president trump makes his most forceful threat yet on severing ties with china. a new ceo, the ing ceo will be steven van rijswijk. welcome to daybreak europe. it is a little bit of a flat friday. we are struggling across equity benchmarks. struggling after some second wave concerns have brought a little bit of risk off sentiment to the market. that said, global equities are heading for a weekly gain. u.s. futures not giving us a lot of direction along with european futures. we are seeing not a lot of movement on the 10-year treasury yield. the dollar index is unchanged as well, but the dollar and the yen are heading for weekly gain, which sort of counters the fact that we are seeing a weekly gain for equities in terms of whether we have seen a risk on or risk off week. boyle points to a little bit of risk. we are seeing some green on the screen. thatsigns and commentary there might be a bit of come back and demand. jobless claims in the u.s. showing only gradual improvem

good and i'm a motor sports journalist from india and i live in berlin though i travel around the wood covering the races and following race car drivers so that i can get some interesting interviews hello my name is ronnie takes america make a run it's iraq and i am living on the exonerate us and i'm 11 years old today i'm sort of 6 and my professional stunt driving racetrack. and driving to my sally is my wife and i have met her in india ronnie is a whole lot of fun he's my best friend in the whole wood he's a kind person he's a funny person you never bored when you're on the as i don't i fell in love with. because she has a very specific amount of humor he's also a really talented he's it is so you've got 6 minutes would add god's 5 out in the tightest pocking. he's also a beautiful monkey so sometimes you need to be careful when the camera is on. so this is the 1st time i'm driving a hybrid i didn't know what to expect entirely to be very honest with you. i think something slightly different in mind but when reading this come i don't do feel like there's a lot to complain about i ca

dependence on fuel wood and charcoal is a major contributor to de forest station. finally funny and his brother my 2 are both farmers and they also operate a small roadside stand. and you have a what do you know we're not selling charcoal for fun. we know that climate change is real. i mean what what can we do. the land doesn't give us enough to survive on or if we had a choice we'd stop selling charcoal. but things may be changing thanks to the new insights the mayor gained at the workshop . those new ideas have won over shake mamadou. he and his family run a small farm on just 2 hectares of land in recent years their harvests have been too small. recently shaykh mom of 2 started planting different crops now his family can get by without destroying the forest for me and the mayor told us that fewer trees mean less rain that's why i decided to stop making charcoal and start planting trees i can live from that. i sell trees from my nursery and i grow eucalyptus trees that i sell for lumber and some of. he's already sold more than $10000.00 seedlings. conservationism

also telling you exactly where the wood came from. in the certificate he says, it is from the same hill where george washington is buried. i think that is particularly interesting because this was a place that was considered secret to americans but when i actually went through his books and i try to plot out where exactly he was taking this wood from, it was not always from the hill. i think john augustine washington was good at sales. this is what people wanted to hear. some of the would actually came from the shoreline where george washington had affectionately called hellhole. he called it that because nothing could grow their. for whatever reason, whatever he tried, he could not get anything to grow their. that is technically part of the hill. we were going to let that one slide. with the mount vernon jim, this one dates november 1856. john augustine washington was helping credit with his business but he was also simultaneously selling things that amount vernon. he was collecting sales that enslaved gardeners. he was also collecti

in the north bay, the popular muir woods is set to reopen next week near woods has been closed down sincech like so many other places because of the pandemic. >>when the park does reopen on monday at least that's the plan there will be some changes. the park service is only going to allow near woods to operate at 50% capacity that's to give visitors. some space for social distancing. face masks are not required but they are highly recommended near woods is reopening despite the fact that brand county is actually seen an uptick in the number of covid cases on june 25th they saw 54 new positive cases which is the highest single-day total since the pandemic began. time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero on this finally a friday finally friday but still can't go inside to a bar who knows when that will be embrace it, but. >>if you want to go out and walk around in the fog you can do that. yes certainly you can do that for the next couple of months here in the bay area typical summer pattern out there right now. >>happy friday bay area and also

the county's chief public defender, brandon woods. once a petition filed with signatures and comments sent to the governor's office asking him to take immediate action to stop covid-19 from quote killing more people in prison. now we posted a link to the online petition on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. >>well there are now more than 22,000 cases in over 560 deaths from coronavirus in the bay area we're seeing the most cases in alameda county with over 5700 or 5600 infections. but the virus has been deadlier in santa clara county which has 155 deaths and we have a full breakdown for you of cases by county and city online at kron 4 dot com. >>well happening today, the san francisco unified school district will be handing out free smart thermometers as a part of their safe reopening plan. nearly 9,000 donated the monitors will be given to the district by san francisco, bay's cans a health will be handed out at the district's free meal distribution sites. last month 2000 families in pittsburgh to calm thermometers from can

she doesn't think that the officers who killed mario wood should have been fired. and geoffrey gordon-creed doesn't feel qualified enough to opine about police killings. both are wholly unqualified. these protests that we're seeing are representing a boiling point. we are done with sham agencies not holding racist police accountable. these nominees i'm sorry to say, are insulting and seem to be intentionally made to kill all oversight of police. it's clear that both will vote against any police accountability and there are much better choices for these positions. so i strongly hope you vote against these nominees. >> operator: members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001 access code 921413607, then press pound and pound again. if you haven't done so please dial star 9 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate whether you have raised your hand. please wait until the system says you've been unmuted and then give your comment. at this time we have 35 people waiting to speak. next speaker, please. >> my name is

in addition to wood shake roofs, they can easily catch on fire as members. from above and get blown on your neighbor's roof. >>can firefighters say illegal fireworks parks, these flames it happened just after 3 o'clock this morning at crest avenue and fontaine street the fire burned about 2 and a half acres didn't threatening any structures and the good news, nobody was hurt and firefighters in the north bay had a similar message to share the crews in marine county responded to a fire last night in the highway one o one sausalito off-ramp. >>that was started by illegal fireworks safe and sane fireworks are not legal in marine county happening now cal fire's issued a red-flag warning in the north bay and much of the central valley with strong winds and dry conditions expected. >>the warning will be in effect starting at 10 o'clock tonight in about 40 minutes and last until 8 o'clock tomorrow night. the santa rosa fire department shared this video on his twitter page today. it says it will staff an additional engine and battalion chief for the next 24 hours to

now our very own roy wood, jr.etown in alabama to bring us this story of a small business owner and her surprising reaction to people who looted her store. >> i spent the last few weeks quarantining here at my mom's house in birmingham. mom, i told you i'm at work. birmingham has a deep history with civil rights. so it's not surprising that people protested here after the killing of george floyd. like in many cities, some of the protests lead to riots and looting of small businesses, like this office run by dr. adams. >> we have been here for years, and it's unnecessary. >> i'm going to go and talk to her. and of course i'm going to observe all pandemic protocols. >> what happened the night of the protest? >> what did you say? >> which means i'm going to talk to her right here in this chair. >> i get a call from my security company and so i come down to find four windows broken and one of the doofers broken. and it took my high end frames. >> have you asked other optometrists in the area whether or not they did thi

there by we have mario woods, gardener, castillo. it's just wrong. >> you're speaking from experience not a critic outside. inside makes a difference. they're not happy but the truth is delight. they have to get back to ethics. you don't -- . the truth sets us free. >> mario woods 114 to 120 pounds homeless with a knife. nine officers stopping. they're all shooting. >> we're going to come back to who yoe. to brot. in brothers and some of the work he's doing. that's san francisco. started as a renegade project. we're commemorating those that had to wear the pink triangle and holocaust. we're going to light it up with 2700 bright pink notes as a beacon of hope. >> how was school? fine. this crisis has changed almost everything, but not our resolve. we've pulled together, worked hard to keep each other safe. we've flattened the curve and are starting to reopen our communities. we can protect the people we love, and help californians get back on their feet. for our families and our communities, let's stay the course and stop the spread.

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