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Climb good evening, im ken wayne and im pam moore Governor Newsom has ordered a sweeping reopenings and he is praising the los angeles and San Diego School districts for their decisions not to hold in person classes come august today, the San Francisco Unified School District unveiled what it schools will look like in the upcoming year. The superintendent recommended starting schools on august 17th with Distance Learning. Kron fours terror attack in joins us now live from the School District headquarters with details taylor. Well the plan is to start the school year with distant learning the board hopes to eventually phase students back into the classrooms once its safe to do so they felt that this was the best option after holding many town Hall Meetings and also reviewing the latest science and data. The San Francisco Unified School District is the latest to announce plans of Distance Learning for the fall, our recommendation for the fall. Is that we begin Distance Learning. And initially. And you can see on the side the bullet points all students will not be a person on august 17 on tuesday superintendent Vincent Matthews said. The plan is to eventually move towards a phased in return starting midoctober at the earliest. The Distance Learning recommendation comes after many town halls with Staff Students and parents in assessing the current behavior of the pandemic in San Francisco every 2 cases per day of our residents, the goal is the 1. 8 per 100,000 residents and you can see that its actually at 7. 4 which is once again a level 4 high alert for the city the school board also took many constraints into consideration like social distancing requirements were to bring students back clearly we would not be able to do that so we we basically need another half of district, but for the nearly 54,000 students across 133 schools in the district. Distance learning presents challenges as well one of the big ones being access for all students we need to make sure that theres access to that technology and connectivity for families and staff well it seems most parents and staff on the call were on board with Distance Learning in the fall i also am unsure about them being contagious or not i dont have enough information so i i dont support returning baptist others, not so much someone of their students to return to the classrooms in the next month. More details on a fall plan in a full report will go to the board at its next meeting on july 20 for now live in San Francisco Taylor Bisacky kron 4 news. And our kids like all of need to be able to and the health home in order to develop and brown, they need to be safe. Teachers and Community Members held a Community Car caravan in berkeley today theyre demanding that no schools reopen until its safe for children to go the berkeley Unified School District is recommending the to start the for fall semester with Distance Learning in august have any right now the Berkeley City Council is discussing whether or not to remove Police Officers from enforcing traffic stops. The proposal would create a new department of transportation that would handle incidents, including broken tail light and parking tickets city leaders behind the cias say they are trying to prevent minor traffic violations from escalating into more serious encounters if this plan is approved berkeley would become the first city in the nation to make this kind of change. Well tonight there are new developments in the case of a man shot and killed by police in vallejo lawyers for Sean Monterrosa claim that investigators failed to preserve a key piece of evidence in the case and it comes as details from the City Commission study into the departments use of force is released. Jonathan mccall is here in the studio live with us now with what that report has to say johnson lots of information to digest tonight of les hope am right now the City Council Members learning details of that 70 page report. All afternoon long ive been combing through it inside there are 45 recommendations on how the department can improve its image. The City Commission that study last year and according to the Company Behind it. They say the findings are mixed the study found that the department suffers from an us against the world mentality. It goes on to say that the department not fans of local political leaders, the media critics and members of the legal community. The study provides 45 recommendations as we mentioned when it comes to dealing with officer involved shootings here some of those recommendations so they found the department should have a family liaison to help families get answers and more clarity about the investigation and for stricter guidelines for activating body cameras exceeding requirements for transparency releasing video and other critical information more quickly not waiting for that 45 day statutory to release that and reviewing how to share that information to make sure there is an accurate consistent message. Lawyer melissa nord says none of these items were present last month during the shooting death of Sean Monterrosa. The commissioning of people to investigate force. But we just had received use of force in the way theyve handled that is pretty telling in regards to the with the status quo is continues to be before that hed really doesnt get to the core problems that a lot of off or because solutions for the historic problems we have here nord once again representing the family of Sean Monterrosa hes the 22 yearold man shot and killed by the Louisville Police last month. Even though investigators say he had his hands raised and was kneeling the officer who fired the shot that killed him did so from the back of a patrol car today nord actually posted this facebook message saying that not only is that patrol car back in service. But the windshield that the bullets flew through never preserved by investigator shes called in Critical Evidence in the case thats now gone that could have provided important ballistic details into the shooting that killed monterrosa kron 4 did reach out to the Police Department and the citys Attorneys Office to get comment on that evidence being gone in the case, but so far we have yet to hear back. We also did reach out to the valais hope to get their reaction to the findings of that report also we did that in did not hear back from them. That meeting is still going on right now we are expected to hear from the laos police chief will have an update for you on kron 4 news at 10. Jonathan mccall kron 4 news jonathan thank you kron 4 is hosting a live town hall tomorrow night was Police Chiefs from across the bay area were going to discuss the changes. Police departments are making after the nationwide calls for Police Reforms and how bay area officers are working to try to regain the trust of their communities. You can join the conversation by submitting a video question for the Police Chiefs go to our website kron 4 dot com. The town hall will air tomorrow night at 9 oclock. As weve been reporting california made a u turn on its reopening plans yesterday Governor Newsome announcing that all indoor activities such as restaurants and wineries movie theaters in zoos must close immediately in the bay area every county except San Francisco and san mateo on the governors covid19 watch list. In these counties indoor operations such as Fitness Centers places of worship hair salons and malls must all close this as coronavirus cases soar, heres a look at the latest numbers as of yesterday california reported more than 7,000 additional cases and 47 new deaths in total the state has recorded more than 336,000 cases in the bay area specifically there are more than 35,000 cases and close to 660 deaths and as covid19 spreads in california both hospitalizations and icu admissions are up the latest numbers show 6 to 700 people hospitalized for the virus right now of those almost 1900 have been admitted to the intensive care unit. Kron fours dan kerman reports on how hospitals have prepared for more surges. Ucsf Medical Center they have 29 covid19 patients, the highest number yet since the pandemic began and 15 or in the icu with 8 on ventilators thats a curb or General Hospital hospitalizations are also increasing with just over a quarter of all i see you in acute care beds still available. John muir health is also seeing an uptick in covid hospitalizations but still has capacity for covid19 patients are prepared for the worst understand what well see is probably not the and try to find that balance of power and what we need without having to learn that what we can offer to issues of it are doctor nick mica says medical director of clinical operations, the John Muir Health. He says while planning early in the pandemic focused on icu capacity thats changed to some degree. Were say a more widespread. Im Community Spread of the virus and thats going to impact a wider number of a wide variety of people so i think that although we are prepared with the icu capacity that we could need. I think were seeing and i think theres just things well, but there are a lot of that search will not buy this issues as well as were seeing different demographics percent the other thing thats changed is just what kinds of illnesses the hospital will treat. Initially it was shut everything down and so this clearly on this one back but micah says that single focus on covid19 left a lot of people with other urgent needs not getting the care they needed he says Going Forward serge are no surge will be focusing on a more balanced approach i think any of us want to get back to the base for people are sitting at home with just paying the freight to leave their houses because they dont want from us so we need to be able to see people in the same John Muir Health says theyre also in good shape when it comes to supplies like gowns and masks they say theyve been. Building up their supply since the Ebola Outbreak in their continuing to do so in preparation for what could come this fall or winter. Dan kerman kron 4 news. Over businesses a Santa Clara County. Its even more frustrating to be shut down just days after they had just reopened hair salon spent the day getting in as many clients as they could before the midnight deadline to shut down again all right to kony with the number one obama of the to concepts salon in los gatos says hair salons and not getting any assistance from the state. They have no choice but to go underground and into the backyard and into peoples homes hair to survive because literally theres no assistance coming their way. Santa clara county was put on the states watch list on sunday once counties are on that list for 3 or more consecutive days they must follow any additional state restrictions kron fours Ella Sogomonian is live in our newsroom with more reaction from hair salons in the east bay that have been preparing to reopen a lot just to shut down all over again. Pretty frustrating to say the least these businesses have been trying to keep up with the state and local orders and thats really been an emotional and financial cost first there were the initial layoffs and navigating ppp loans and short lived reopenings with strict guidelines to do their best to keep things sanitary which was actually quite the investment for the owner of citrus salon in downtown martinez. She says that her life has revolved around making the salon a safe place to be she was remodeled for spacing the stall plexiglas and set up a touchless checkout system. Yeah, its hard to understand like i want to believe that its not going to songs was the first time now that we enter this before you know to keep an eye on the numbers what benchmark seem to be it in our community for us to be able to you know kind of see a light at the end of the tunnel. She says that she takes a covid seriously and if it takes staying close to stop the spread she understands, but says its just tough of the back and forth and bringing on her employees only to furlough them again coming up tonight at 10 were going to hear from the Legal Counsel for the professional beauty, a federation in california live in the newsroom. Ella sogomonian kron 4 news. Thank u l a. And now to an update to a story we first brought you last night the sun valley mall in concord will now offer Curbside Service for certain stores. Thats despite the fact that the mall itself is not allowed to open because of the governors latest order some valley malls website suggests a customers order items over the phone or on the stores web sites. It is also recommended that customers keep an eye on the web sites for any potential changes today, California Health leaders laid out a plan to expand and improve testing in the state. The new guidelines prioritize who gets tested. And which Lab Specimens get processed first the priorities are split into tears with hospitalized covid19 symptom patients first, and those with known exposure to the virus followed by those with covid symptoms or those working in congregate care facilities such as hospitals, Nursing Homes and prisons. Then those who work in other industries such as retail manufacturing Food Service Transportation and education and across the nation at least 27 states are pausing are rolling back plans to reopen in the wake of those recent surges in the number of covid19 cases the were spikes occur right across the south and southwest this as the president continues to push to reopen schools. Nadia romero reports. Well touting his administrations response the coronavirus pandemic there wasnt one person in any hospital anywhere in this country. That needed a ventilator that didnt get it President Trump accused others of playing politics, we have to get the schools open we have to get everything open a lot of people dont want to do that for political reasons not for other reasons and bashed his 2020 president ial rival, but if we listen to joe biden hundreds of thousands of additional lives would have been lost the president s latest Rose Garden Press Conference comes as the country battles, a resurgence across the south and southwest california florida arizona and texas. Is seen record numbers of cases. Mostly interestingly among young individuals, the nations top Infectious Disease expert says the rise is likely linked to the lifting of restrictions in those states individuals, mostly young people were seen at bars congregated in crowded places, many of them without masks which really its fuel to the fires and is calling on americas youth to do better. It may not matter to you because you probably not going to get any symptoms but the chances are youre going to infect someone. Who then will infect someone who then will be a Vulnerable Person who can get sick to get hospitalized, who could even die in washington, im nadia romero. The Contra Costa County board of supervisors voted to extend the moratoriums on evictions and rent increases because of covid19 todays ordinance will extend the Eviction Moratorium and freeze rent prices through september the 30th plus the ban on late fees and grace periods to pay pastdue rent. Well now last through january 31st of 2021. A report released last week by the bay area equity atlas found the 12,000 households would be at imminent risk of eviction had that moratorium not been extended speaking of housing, a new report shows a california counties account for 9 out of the top 10 most expensive places to live in the country. And out of the 9, 6 of them are here in the bay area. Are in San Francisco and san mateo counties are in a 3 way tie at the top of the list. According to the National Low Income housing coalition. Workers in those counties need an hourly wage of 64. 21 to afford a 2 bedroom rental. The remaining bay area counties on the list are Santa Clara Alameda and contra costa counties. The study says workers there would need an hourly wage between 42. 57 1 to afford a twobedroom rental california and the bay area are especially hard hit the report found that there is no state metropolitan area or county or fulltime minimum wage workers can afford a modest twobedroom rental home thats pretty depressing. All right were gonna switch over to the weather look outside at the Golden Gate Bridge and you can see the. Fog there as traffic is heading into the city somethings going on on the bridge. Well check it out see emergency lights are in the middle of the span but the weather got the man here you guys, yeah, well that summer fog really kind of rolling back in we saw the affects along the coastline to a much cooler temperatures there in here it comes again you see that activity out there on the middle the Golden Gate Bridge right now but that fog continues to flow on inland now bouncing up against parts of the east bay hills and more that on the way look at the breakdown. In the temperatures today. Yes, 65 degrees in half moon bay, if the warm spot in the bay area 93. In antioch 87 degrees and live more inside the bay some very nice temperatures. 70s, 78 degrees in redwood city 75 in fremont they had a nice 83 and sunny in san jose all day long 73 in the napa valley little breezy there in the afternoon 81 degrees in santa rosa and downtown San Francisco chicken in at 67 degrees. Well low cloud deck continue to swirl here and you see this little any in little normally component the winds get some frictional drag as the wind comes across them out so you start to develop a little swirl some like you see in a stream waters they flow around the rock such as racine in the atmosphere in the clouds start a race back on shore tonight so likely to fill in a pretty well i think further on shore throughout the night tonight and the winds now im kind of picking up out there 26 miles an hour into fairfield 28 in the byron still looking at 60 mile an hour winds in the napa valley and 9 Miles Per Hour to the west in the San Francisco. Overnight tonight youre going to see those winds decrease or just a breeze tomorrow morning, nothing too bad and then as we head toward the afternoon again that wind kind of wraps up in the latter half of the day. And you see that fog in the flow right back to the Golden Gate Bridge and move back inland overnight tomorrow night and into the following day. Temperatures outside right now weve got 64 degrees and clear skies in livermore still 70 warm and pittsburgh, 55 and fog in pacifica 58 in San Francisco 61 degrees in the napa valley and 71 insane lena clouds rolling in tonight, it will be a thicker deck out there that will move well inland tonight and through the delta tomorrow patchy morning fog giving way to some sunshine, warm temperatures by the afternoon and really were kind of settled into a very nice summer pattern now High Pressure no major changes just try to build in over the next couple days it will stay warm around much of the bay area that cool fog continue along the coastline out in the Central Valley, though youll see those numbers in the 90s look at reading boy or a 100 degrees there so get very hot as you head toward the afternoon but the fog that will be the story early on tomorrow morning clouds lou that push willie well on shore even the some of the valley may be in the tri valley getting close there in the concord and then it will peel back in the afternoon revealing some sunshine and some very nice weather temperatures tomorrow us lot of 70s 80s around the bay. It is couple 90s inland as the 50s 60s at the coast. News continues at 9 with the oakland zoo now one step closer to possibly reopening and 9. 30 with the Alameda County board of supervisors voted on tonight that could save this financially and at 9. 45, which Republican Leaders are starting to break away from President Trump has his Approval Ratings for handling covid19 hit an alltime low. A potential breakthrough in the fight against covid19 has researche possible good news here researchers with the Biotech Company moderna say their Coronavirus Vaccine boosted the immune systems of the volunteers and their trial as they had hoped on top of that their levels of antibodies were similar to the patients who naturally recovered from covid19. Researchers say the 45 volunteers had only mild side effects including fatigue chills and muscle pain the next step for the vaccine will get underway later this month with 30,000 volunteers after that regulators will decide whether or not to approve the drug. Millions of iphone owners can now submit claims for part of a 500 Million Dollar settlement. It all stems from a years long legal battle where apple admitted it used Software Updates to purposely slow down its phones. The company says it did so to protect phones with older batteries, but many owners believe those deployed to nudge them to buy newer faster models people who purchase several different iphone 6 or 7 models before december 21st of 2017 are entitled to receive received 25 per affected device. Those claims must be filed by october 6th. Coming up shootings are up more than 30 this year in oakland, why Officials Say this spike is tied to coronavirus next buswell Governor Newsom ordered indoor operations closed at zoos across the state the oakland zoo needs visitors back i tara, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 credit on car and motorcycle policies . Wow. Ok thats 15 on top of what geico could already save you. So what are you waiting for . Idina menzel to sing your own theme song . Tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. Gettin down to work early following her dreams into taxidermy oh, its. Tax attorney. I read that wrong, oh yeeaaaah geico. Save an extra 15 percent when you switch by october 7th. Give it up for tara you know were looking at and down the barrel of another. For months to take it climbing reserves in now and then its so we have a lot of people who are at stake mabel and of course we have the animals. The oakland zoo is now one step closer to possibly reopening despite the governors new us order to keep it shut down the Alameda County board of supervisors voted today in favor of a variance for the zoo. Now the next step if it is approved by the state the variance would grant special permission to reopen as kron fours michelle kingston tells us reopening the zoo is a matter of survival. We have no intention or anybody it doesnt get sick with the oakland zoo could be back open to the public in less than 2 weeks on tuesday, the Alameda County board of supervisors voted in support of the variants at a station that will be submitted to the state if the state approves it can welcome visitors again for the First Time Since march now on radar. When we are open and we dont get any support from the federal government county government or city government. All we have are reserves fortunately we have built up in emergency reserves that is kind of kept us alive, but thats whats running now zoo Officials Say it costs about one 0. 2 Million Dollars a month to operate the zoo and theyre down to their last 3 Million Dollars in reserve funds theyve also received donations from the public like the more than 180,000 raised by 6 yearold and hes a large to help keep the zoo open we rolled in with you know with restrictions, no indoor exhibits will be open at the zoo masks will be required and there will be hand sanitizing stations throughout the park, the zoo expects to hear from the state within the next 2 weeks theyre optimistic they will be able to reopen by the end of the month in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news and meantime, the San Francisco zoo got clearance from the state to be open last week it was reclassified as an Outdoor Museum and yesterday was the first time guests with reservations were able to visit the zoo says march everybody required of course to wear a mask and capacity is limited to 50 all indoor spaces however remain closed. 3 San Francisco supervisors introduced legislation today to support Small Businesses affected by covid19. This legislation would waive the Business Registration and license fees for this year, theres this is currently not deemed essential or restaurants and Food Services with gross incomes up to 1 Million Dollars operating in a commercial space would automatically receive the benefit if its passed this legislation will provide 5. 2 Million Dollars in relief for thousands of businesses a long time bay area restaurant is shutting down for good and is considered another victim of the pandemic kron fours Maureen Kelly talked with the Restaurant Industry expert who expect to see many more beloved institutions close in the cup coming months. Its a little restaurant with a big view. Louise overlooking sutro baths and the Pacific Ocean has been serving up hot cakes and hamburgers for the past 83 years. Now the door has a sign posted reading closed forever, and thats got one longtime patron bombed out you still want to keep a little bit of flavor of the city and it seems to be disappearing one of the grandkids of the original owners says they are said to close the Family Restaurant down. But the pandemic makes it necessary, especially with the new health rules needed when Indoor Dining starts up again in San Francisco seems like there wont be much money he made it to percent capacity. Even more than that was just a safety. Our staff and our south so far theres no official tally of the number of local businesses in San Francisco closed by covid19. But the website eater sf as a running list of close to 40 bars and restaurants that have shuttered since march just in the city alone i spoke to a Hospitality Industry lawyer, who believes the next 3 to 4 months are going to be the most difficult time in terms of bar and restaurant survival as ppp loans and landlords patients if they had any to begin with run out and uncertainty over the industrys future in the time of coronavirus continues of the restaurant is for congress right now that would be 120 billion dollars worth of funding. For restaurants. So you know, yes, i think there are things that state and also the federal government could do to assist the Hospitality Industry. And i think that they have to it. The industry employs over 500,000 people in california, one of the owners of louise tells me that says they announce their decision to close up forget. Theyve had over 700 messages of support on facebook. The says while he louise that a lot to his family he had no idea it meant so much to so many others Maureen Kelly kron 4 news. We now know the official cause of death for actress naya rivera had autopsy confirmed that the glee star died from an accidental drowning the autopsy that was released today gave no indication that drugs or alcohol played any role in her death. The Ventura County medical examiner said the body showed no signs of traumatic injury or disease which might have contributed to the drowning either the 33 yearold was found in lake in Southern California yesterday 5 days after she disappeared while boating with her 4 yearold son her son is safe with their family. Julian maxwell will stay behind bars until her trial next year a judge denied her bail request in a hearing today explaining there wasnt anything to ensure. Maxwell would even show back up in court if she was let out on bail now the 58 yearold was Jeffrey Epsteins longtime companion, it has been charged with helping him sexually abuse young girls. Epstein reportedly died by suicide last year while awaiting trial in a manhattan jail for her part maxwell has previously denied all the allegations against her and she pleaded not guilty during todays hearing her trial has been set for july 12 of next year. Oakland police are seen a troubling spike in crime assault with a firearm are up more than 30 this year. You can see where Shotspotter Technology has pinpointed the gunfire. This year the system has been activated more than 2600 times or has has a leg and talked with a pair of oakland city leaders who make a connection between the rising gun violence and covid19 a covid19 connection to the city of oakland experiencing a 34 increase in gun violence who says shooting some activities something nice though was still riley. And oakland city councilmember noel dial says he sees a direct link to the rise in shootings in east oakland, and the state of california releasing inmates from jail due to covid19 release from prison. I mean dont have a job a place to live and so we turn to the next thing we used to do growing up even on my immediate family and so could his speech. It was ok to you know protect us open different ways. What is happening. You have a little bit of the perfect storm here most as but is is the chief of oaklands department of violence prevention. He talks about the impact covid19 is having on his staffs ability to implement their community lived strategies to prevent violent crime. More depends on Community Relationships its committed by our ability to keeping contact with the Community Influencers people well can all got to my perspective has been disrupted. Were still in the middle of one of the worst and we have. And weve been through has it menu kron 4 news. A Police Officer saves a 3 weekold baby girl after she stopped breathing and its all caught on camera. After the break how the officer was able to save her. And weve got some clouds rolling in right now maybe in michigan is alive, thanks to a Police Officers quick action after the girl stopped breathing. It was all caught on camera ross jones shows us what happened. And whats going on the maybe 1045 thursday night Sterling Heights Police Responded to a call of a 3 weekold baby that wasnt breathing. Officer cameron met years key arrived at the home they say the panic family members stood outside the baby was making no noise the bees looks it turned purple on the face was blue clearly not getting any year the officer immediately knew something was wrong with the baby officer match yassky helder took her vital signs and quickly turned her over using back thrusts to clear her airway haha. Everyones you easement the baby made it a and the mother you know actually collapsed to the ground after that and im just so proud of our officers. And what he did feel have a lot of times what we do doesnt make the news and in this you know it saved a life. Now as ross jones reporting the police chief also says officer did a great job, calming down the infants family before she was taken to the hospital to be checked out. Take a look at this Shaquille Oneal caught on dash cam video being a Good Samaritan the basketball legend was assisting a family in florida. After they had a tire blowout along the highway. The hall of famer also stayed with a family until 2 deputies arrived on scene shaq was seen fist bumping those deputies before driving off. The approval over the president s response to covid19 is at an alltime President Trumps approval for handling the Coronavirus Crisis has sunk to an alltime low that is according to a new nbc poll. 33 of americans approve of the way hes handling the crisis well, 67 disapprove meanwhile after days of white house comments discrediting him the administration is starting to back off its criticism of the nations top Infectious Disease expert doctor Anthony Fauci Kaitlan Collins explains. Cases are rising in the u. S. , but there are new questions today about whether President Trump understands the crisis facing the nation. Despite scenes of americans waiting in line for hours for covid test and it kills from his own former chief of staff about delayed result, trump has refused to acknowledge the National Search theyre always talking cases the number of cases well. It is a big factor that we do have a lot of cases because we have a lot of testing the white houses instead dealing with the fallout after the press shop anonymously criticized doctor Anthony Fauci in hopes of undermining him today, joe biden called the move disgusting mister president please listen. To your Public Health experts. Instead of denigrating even one of trumps Top Republican allies defended the nations top Infectious Diseases expert today, we dont have a doctor fauci problem. I think any effort to undermine him not going to be productive quite frankly felt she sat down with chief of staff mark meadows yesterday but didnt see the president and still hasnt spoken to him in over a month. Asked if hes ever considered walking away from the job fauci said no because i think that if issue at hand is so important. And i think walking away from it is is not the solution i think that would just make things worse though the white house backed off of its criticism of fauci after it backfired one top aide to the president still seem determined to bring him down a peg dan scavino the deputy chief of staff for communications. Posted this cartoon on his Facebook Page yesterday portraying felt he has a leaker surrounded by bubbles that said things like indefinite locked down and shut up and obey scavino wrote that at least if he disagrees with a colleague hell do it publicly not behind their back with the quote see you tomorrow other Task Force Members are also being forced to explain the president s comments after he promoted tweet that claimed the cdc and most doctors were lying about covid19 the Testing Coordinator admirals who was said theyre not youre not lie. We made we may occasionally make mistakes based on the information we have but none of us lie, were completely transparent with the american people. Now as Kaylin Collins reporting some of the president s outside allies were concerns that the spat with fauci was not helping the president make his case for. A second term. Today the Trump Administration rescinded a rule that would have required International Students to leave the country if they did not attend at least one class in person this fall, the new proposed directive would have put thousands of students at students at risk of being deported. 20 universities and 17 states including california and California College leaders had sued the Trump Administration over that mandate. The university of california board of regents called todays decision a win for Public Health and common sense adding revoking the visas of International Students in the middle of a pandemic would have put students futures their communities held and the u. S. Economy in further jeopardy. The swat valley ski resort near lake tahoe may soon have a new name squaw valley ceo ron cohen says resort officials are meeting with shareholders and the local tribal leadership to get their input on a possible name change washoe actually the possible renaming is one of many efforts across the nation to address colonias colonialism and indigenous oppression washoe tribal chairman several smoky said the name squall valley. Its a constant reminder of efforts to disparage native people there is currently no timeline for when a new name would be announced. This take a live look outside tonight, checking back at the Golden Gate Bridge where in the distance you can still see a couple can you see those lights there i go i looks like they might be gone out earlier we showed you the shot you can certainly see on the phone with there were also some emergency lights as crews were working on construction on the bridge. At that point northbound lanes only one lane was open that might be one emergency light in the distance there so just be aware of that if youre out on the bridge tonight in addition to all that fog Lawrence Karnow has more on that part of the story on the berhad sure have the fog could be an issue enough of the bridge only to anything else. But out there tonight that fog getting thick in spots its going to push well on shore you may see a little drizzle developing out near the coastline overnight tonight that marine layer deep enough. That is going to push all the way of the interior valleys i believe in youre waking up to a blanket of fog tomorrow morning today we start out with patchy fog. But i think a little more extensive overnight tonight, but you see all the way north of the bay area all the way down the monterey bay down Point Conception low clouds and the fog kind of moved in so here we sit now the breeze has been blowing in those winds have been moving to about 22 Miles Per Hour 25 Miles Per Hour into fairfield seem kind of kicking around right now general on shore flow continues that brings a nice cool air from the ocean. All the way to the interior valleys and also brings that fog well on shore temperatures today right at the average in San Francisco 67 degrees. It was a nice day in oakland very pleasant 7683, just like the above the average in san jose more checking in at 87 degrees much more reasonable than a couple of days ago, and there are a 102 86 degrees in concord and 81 degrees in santa rosa, not tomorrow. Youre going to see some patchy fog in the morning they giving way to some sunshine. The fog kind of hanging out by the zoo in San Francisco right along the coastline, but you get on the inside of the bay near the ballpark of course going to see some sunshine about 64 degrees will be breezy as we head toward the afternoon 75 in oakland 84 degrees. As you make your way into san jose warm conditions around the state that getting hot in the Central Valley, 98 degrees and president look at reading though about a 110 degrees boy that smoking hot in the afternoon tomorrow were going to see plenty of clouds overnight tonight you see a filling all the way in right to the delta into the Central Valley also part of the east bay we havent seen fog for quite some time that is going to be rolling back in only to peel back toward the leave lots of sunshine by the afternoon really some very nice weather overnight lows going to be mainly in the 50s by day tomorrow, certainly some nice weather a little bit cool near the coastline plan on about 60 degrees in the sunset 64 downtown San Francisco, on terror. 9 also know were not about 70 nice in millbrae plenty of sunshine working away inside the peninsula by the afternoon very abundant in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon as well and then temperatures getting up near 90 degrees, maybe unpleasant in about 86 in walnut creek about 72 degrees in berkeley 79 in sonoma about 75 degrees in the napa valley back toward the coastline to go 57 degrees of cool in Stinson Beach beautiful in the bottle 72 degrees some sunshine there at about 82. In bedlam next few days, well see those temperatures slowly coming down just a few degrees as we head in toward the weekend before heating back up by next tuesday. Thank you lawrence. The wires and the San Francisco fortyniners teamed up to help a self Bay Food Bank today, the teams donated 10,000 bags of groceries to the Second Harvest food bank in san jose, the bags include a weeks worth of groceries for a family of 4 the meals are part of both teams continued efforts in supporting their fans and local communities. Second harvest has seen a huge increase in need over the last few months with the average of 900 to 1200 people visiting every day. Just knowing what an issue Food Security is right now and was just such an motivator and to know that we have this opportunity with excess inventory to make a was was a huge motivator and you know every one of those bags that were providing is money that if the bank doesnt have to spend on backs so it feels good. The fortyniners will also be donating all proceeds from face coverings sails through the month of july to Second Harvest Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg is at a maryland hospital tonight. Being treated for a possible infection. A Court Spokeswoman says the 87 yearold justice was taken to a hospital in dc last night for fever and chills. And this afternoon she was transferred to Johns Hopkins in baltimore to clean out a bile duct stent that was put in last august when she was being treated for pancreatic cancer. Ginsburg is expected to remain hospitalized for a few days to get antibiotics. This is the latest development in ginsburgs link the history of medical issues while serving on the high court. For years says the pulse nightclub shooting in florida next. Well show you a preview of the do the 2016 pulse nightclub shooting in orlando killed 49 people wounded 53 others. And spotlighted 2 shows social movements for lgbtq rights and against gun violence and it also prompted a unique rally and now an unusual documentary david daniel has a look. Were going to hold a National Rally called disarm hate 9 lgbtq Activists Team up in los angeles to board an ivy bound for jasons is a major rally in washington dc after harvey feierstein their rates disarm hate which follows a thrown together groups journey across the u. S. In the wake of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. Now its 49 people. I didnt know that nightclub but i feel theres an attack on our entire community. Executive producer, peter spierer says director juliana burdick was inspired though shed never made a featurelength film she wanted to attend and thought it would be good to. Some of her friends and activists were going together to participate in the park for this ridge for during the people that she collected each star different front from the other we want to fight homophobia and transphobia but we can bite that on the outside until we address that within our very own community. Im not ghana free all and im not good enough for them that the pulse shooting was 4 years ago, but disarm hate is all too timely according to the Human Rights Campaign at least 21 transgender or non gender conforming people in the u. S. Have been killed since january. Inspire us as members of the Lgbtq Community are disproportionately affected by gun violence. In hollywood, im david daniel like theres your way and that wraps up kron 4 news at night can lawrence and i will be back at the top of the hour and next at 10 an update on that public works Corruption Scandal in San Francisco. One company now barred from working on city and county projects for the next 5 years and why the case against these 2 seen vandalizing a black lives matter mural in martinez says now leading to threats against the Contra Costa County district Attorneys Office. Those stories and more just minutes away on kron 4 news at 10. News stations. Youre watching kron 4 news at 10. It is confusing and frustrating because as of right now we still dont know how long this shutdown goes on for is it going to be 5 months and when we finally do get to open. Another wave of uncertainty hits the bay area as many businesses race to Service Customers before having to shut down indefinitely. Thanks for joining us at 10, im ken wayne and im pam moore businesses such as hair salons and gyms in Santa Clara County had reopened just yesterday for the First Time Since march. But now they have just 2 more hours before they have to close again