Floyd. Across the country we saw protest against Racial Injustice and police brutality, become in some cases more paste peaceful and in some cases confrontational between police and protesters we have the latest. Reporter protests continue for the 10th night as people demand justice for george floyd and call for a and for just for on equality. The demonstrators are taking on a quieter tone after george floyd was being honored. But people are still pushing for report reform. Ive had people tell me, be careful around the police ive heard them say that to their block son, and i understand it but it still breaks my heart. Reporter los angeles lifted its curfew after days of demonstrations, but tensions are high between protesters and Law Enforcement across the country. Three nevada men face arson charges for setting fire to a Police Patrol patrol vehicle earlier in the week. And buffalo two officers have been suspended. After they were knocked down a 75yearold man and claim that he tripped. And then a standoff between officers and protesters remained in the streets after curfew. Reporter many businesses and areas are trying to clean up. You cannot live your life in fear, you have to move on and if it happens again, it happened again we just pick up, and cleanup, and fixup, and keep going. Reporter a public viewing for george floyd will be held on saturday in north carolina. Ktvu fox 2 news. Happening now more protesters are planning to go across the bay area on march and rally is going on right now in honor of george floyd. This is a live picture of people gathering at the pittsburgh marina. They are planning to peacefully march to city hall, that is where the rally will take place. Also an estimated 300 people marched through the streets of fremont, and a peaceful process protest. Last night the demonstrators walked 2 miles from Washington High School in fremont boulevard, to police headquarters, the organizers say the crowd reflected the racial diversity of fremont population. One man brought his Young Children to the march. The support, and solidarity, things a stand, we need to teac these kids right from wrong. Theres a lot of unity in the community, we are altogether and we understand, there is injustice. The protesters are calling for the Fremont School district to cut its economic ties to local Police Agencies and use that money, to pay for affordable housing, and other community services. Another demonstration is planned for tomorrow right there in fremont. It was a similar scene on the streets of pinole last night and estimated, 1000 people marched to the downtown area to express their anger over the Police Custody death of george floyd. A group of college kids gathered this protest. Several bay area leaders are part of a growing call across the nation to divert money from Police Department budgets, then spend that money on other things in the community. San franciscos mayor, said she supports this idea. The mayor, and supervisor, are proposing redirecting funding for the citys Police Department, and spending that money on social programs in the African American community. The San FranciscoPolice Department budget is more than 692 million. The mayor will submit her Budget Proposal august 1. In the meantime next week congressional leaders are set to consider a bill, sponsored by east bay congressman erics while well, it is a call for taking any police money away, but instead it would focus resources, on Law Enforcement training. We need continued de escalating trading, implicit bias training, every officer in america should have to wear a body camera, not only their own safety but for the communities accountability. The congressman is a member of the House Judiciary Committee that will first take up his proposal. The Us Labor Department said the Unemployment Rate dipped last month to 13. 3 . We are joined now with more on the story. I know that number is lower than economists actually expected. Saying that many are skeptical about this recovery or a quick economic recovery . Yes a lot of economists warning that this is going to take a lot of time to recover, due to all of the jobs that have been lost. While 13 unemployment is much lower than the 20 some economists were predicting yesterday, it is still the highest Unemployment Rate we have seen in decades, on par with the great depression. Stocks soared this morning following the release of the may jobs report, according to the Us Department of labor unemployment fell in may to 13 down to 14 the month before during the depths of the economic shutdown and pandemic. Employer employers added two and half million jobs the cities and states across the country reopened. President trump was quick to declare victory. And this time, the greatest comeback in American History today is probably you think of it the greatest comeback in American History. Economists urge caution 13 unemployment is better than expected but far from a booming economy. It is still dramatically higher than what would be needed for an economic recovery so, there are millions of individuals who, have lost their jobs. The monthly job report is based on phone and online surveys. It only includes people who have been actively looking for work, in the past month. More than 20 million americans, are out of work. For an enormous swath of our country their dreams are still on hold. The monthly report includes just the first two weeks of onstrations across the country are not included. As well as the covid 19 pandemic is still a reality. I think the recovery will be slower than a lot of optimists would say. Until people feel that it is safe to go back to their regular lives, there will feel be a diminished demand for all of these various services. Some economists are concerned that this may jobs report may discourage congress from extending jobless benefits and other safety net programs that we have seen over the past couple of months. For example the pandemic and employment assistance program, which gives people an extra 600 in addition to their Unemployment Benefits every week, that will expire on july 31 if it is not renewed. Reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. With more than 2 million jobs back, lets take a look at the market and its reaction. We have less than an hour to go and trading of the day. The dow jones you can see up more than 3 , also positive days for the nasdaq, both indexes up more than 2 . The number of coronavirus cases continues to rise across our state. There are now nearly 123 123,000 cases with 4454 deaths. Here in the bay area we are nearing 15,000 cases, and 452 deaths. We want to take you live in sacramento. Lets listen to the governor. To help clean up the streets of sacramento. Randomly had the privilege and opportunity to meet up with the group of young people around the Police Officers memorial. They were cleaning up graffiti. A young girl, quite literally with one long longer that outlasted all of us, as she was scrubbing way foasked her to do it, it was ju recognition that her community was being impacted. And her life and her future. It was impacted by the moment and she wanted to impact the community in a positive way. She by the way, was also part of the protests the night before. She did not like certain aspects of what she saw. I had the privilege of also working not only sidebyside with her, but with Devante Clark wellknown activists here in the sacramento region. Who also was working to clean up graffiti on the side of a state building. Both of us turned our heads to the right, and randomly we saw member of our National Guard put down his weapon, unbeknownst to the two of us, and others, and was scrubbing sidebyside with others graffiti, off the side of the building. The chance to fly down to south la, the center of so chand outrage in county supervisor mark thomas went down with the chair holly l met with members and leaders in the Community Randomly walking the streets, checking in on how people are feeling, none of the protests or violence manifesting. Not down in south la, we talked about why that was the case, and learned about the history of institutional building, not just physical infrastructure, but human capital, human infrastructure. The resolve that people had to never again see what occurred in 1992 occur again in south la. And the chance to visit members of the Law Enforcement, community leaders, including one of my heroes, here at. So home of the California Hall of fame. Some of the most inspired leaders have left their mark on history, that have had a strong identity. One i had the privilege, of recognizing, just a few months ago, was larson. Rev. Lawson known to many. As one of the most influential leaders in the civil rights movements. He brought back forth the principles of nonviolence, from gandhi, and brought them to the forefront of the consciousness of dr. King. I met with him and leaders of black lives matter, other leaders, and have a conversation about the history of the civil rights movement. Going back as we debated, to the 1950s, he argued back to 1947, and the impact Jackie Robinson had on the movements. Not just until but that moment that marked a part of history that charred that changed the momentum. Thi movement . What part of our history, are we living in, and living through . I had the opportunity to meet with many youth leaders, i will tell you with all the conversations i have had, over the course of last week, in particular, it is the clarity and conviction of our youth. They dont mince words, they dont beat around the bush, they are not patient. They are not necessarily confident that folks in position like mine get it. Or have the capacity to get it done. They have no reservoir of patients. They demand progress. They demand people in position of power and influence to listen but more importantly, they demand the people in power, lead with courage, with conviction, they also made a point. Lead with civility. They pointed out the number of these youth leaders, violence has solved nothing, theres nothing courageous about violent acts. I was reminded a little bit about what kennedy spoke to. No ron has ever been righted by violence. To hear that from youth, youth leaders leading protests in the community, peaceful protest, was humbling, and also in lightning. Because, they want this moment to be met with a deeper sense of urgency. They want their cause to be clear, cause of peace the cause of progress violence has no place as it relates is meeting this moment and moving the collective movement forward. One thing i did come back with not only time on the streets in sacramento and la and stockton california. With a young leader and other youth leaders that may or hobbs assembled that the black community, they do not need to change. We need to change. We have a responsibility to change our institutions needs to change our capacity of understanding needs to change we need to contextualize where we have and never met these texts and cries we ran short and long on rhetoric short on results. Theres no reservoir for patients. Just on your tv screen in the mind and heart and values of people all across the state, and all across the united states. This has been a extraordinary week in our nations history we have a unique and special possibility here in california to meet it and meet it head on. Im at the California Museum for another reason because i was here roughly one year ago. Were california was leading incredible leadership, that fro where i am here today. Where we signed a landmark bill, the nations toughest use of force laws. On deadly force. Led by dr. Shirley weber, and leaders like mccarty. And many others. That led a effort to reconcile, our antiquated practices as it relates to use of force. Assembled not only elected officials, but leaders of all stripes, people to exercise every day their moral responsibility. Leaders that had lost loved ones leaders that were still cynical but willing to do more than just past the program. But we could fundamentally solve a problem. I am here today to say that program passing is in problem solving unless we follow through on what we promote and promisingly manifest the cultural change and a deeper understanding on what it is, we are trying to advance. It hasnt stopped the mistrust, or people from raising anxiety. We see the anxiety we have so much more work to do. There was a good package de escalation techniques. It goes into effect january 2021, that cannot happen soon enough, we are scrubbing components in a bill to see if we can fast track it. To advance the cause that brought us together. Theres frustration i california has been leading but we still havent done enough. There is no having made it as a relates to addressing these foundational and fundamental issues. I am proud of the state, and part of the cause of reform, and deescalation it goes beyond im very proud of the state in leadership about broader criminal Justice Reform the race based sentencing are the five year minimum not too long ago were part and parcel of the culture. And ultimately as it relates to sentencing. Five year sentence ultimately. Those with possession of powder cocaine took 5000 g of cocaine to have the same five year minimum the Clinton Administration made that 500 to 1, the Obama Administration acted down further but disparity still persist only as it relates to the consequence of drug possession, thats why the state was one of the most are the first one to at adopt cannabis reform. Legalization around adult use of marijuana. It was a civil rights call from our perspective. In those efforts about addressing the disparities, addressing incarceration, addressing the ills of this war on drugs. Again, its not enough. We are proud of the work we have done in california. They need to shut down state prisons and our current budget i will sign in just a few weeks, it calls for shutting down to state prisons. It calls for eliminating the department of juvenile justice. It calls for more probation reforms, all of this building on the work that we have done on prop 37, 30 37, 36. All the things we can do to and be Death Penalty in california. One thing we know that our criminal Justice System it it is not blind. It discriminates based on the color of your skin. It discriminates based on e a crim criminal Justice System and i know this is gov. , i live this every day. Criminal Justice System that treats people rich and guiltyof a lot people help a lot better than people who are poor and innocent. Why are we doing something about it we have to do more and we have to do better it has to be about criminal justice and social justice environmental justice, so much richer so much deeper th california. To began to focus on the issues that manifest early prenatal care the focus on aces and Early Childhood trauma and prenatal care and Early Head Start matches headstart. And achievement gap before it starts. His we know, people are not left behind in society they start behind in society so we will get serious about that we have to get serious about our work in that space and we have committed ourselves, to that rm, my gosh, 10 of black students, 10 of black students mark estate mark math proficiency by eighthgrade. All the disruption around covid19 and learning loss . It should be seared in your mind and consciousness a study that came out today that says the average learning loss in this nation for covid19 is seven months. For the black community 10. 3 months for low Income Community over one year of learning loss because of the impacts of covid 19. You think we have an achievement gap now . What are we gonna do about that i want to be clear and respectful to california legislature. To take the 4. 4 billion that we promoted in our budget, and diluted for black and brown communities and those in former foster youth and low income in english as second learners, i will reject any proposal that comes out of legislature, that does that. We are committed to the cause of equity. Thats why we put the 4. 4 billion in the budget to focus on equity there is no equal application there is no unequal sit application in systems you cannot spread that out equally we need to concentrate its focus. I wont budge on that Budget Proposal. We have to do better and more not just in education not just to address issues as it relates to birth, 05. We have to start thinking more systemically. More broadly, about income support, we are proud in the state to have doubled our earning income tax credit proud in our state to do more on child cow care and empowering caregivers and giving them the power and capacity, their voice to lead, and focus on pay equity, all of these issues, i can go on, and on except to say, we are ceding a lot of these things the state of california but its not enough. We have work to do. And we have a responsibility to do more, then we have in the past. So, i want to to persist in the state and in the nation, today i want to make a few announcements. In terms of advancing that cause of recognition. And resolved. One thing is Crystal Clear to me having seen images that inspired me of peaceful protests, protesters have the right to not be harassed, they have the right to protest peacefully. Protesters have the right to do so without being arrested, gassed. Or be shot at by projectiles. I want to make that clear they have the right to not be harassed or denied, or arrested for peaceful protests. ,. Is clear on images we see on tv. On the reality of a grandmother in la mesa california, that is in the hospital, that some people are denied the fundamental right. We are not seeing people treated equally all across the to change how we use tear gas and force to protect the peace. National guard has a frame but many as the parties have a different approach, its clear to me we need to standardize those approaches. So, i have had the privilege. And you have the opportunity to hear from extraordinary leaders that ive known for years, in terms of their leadership, one is latif assignment. Who has been on the front mine who was a former captain for many years and chaired barack obama. To his credit, he is going to advise our efforts with the t for working with journalists and advocates, working with Law Enforcement, together, collectively to standardize our approach of engagement. So we can see what we are seeing with their own eyes. And people are experiencing, as it relates to approaches that exists around peaceful protesting and how we control crowds in a responsible way that protects peoples fundamental constitutional rights. And protect peoples safety at the same time. To advise us and move forward with recommendations to standardize the approaches, and very, very near term, accordingly it goes without saying, we cannot see the kind of techniques tragically and ironically we trained. Eye on this, we own this, across the country. We train techniques, on strangleholds, that put peoples lives at risk. We can argue these are use that as exceptions. At the end of the day, carotid co. A carotid cold . That stops peoples brains blood from going to their brains . That does not have any place in practicing for policing. I am immediately directing post which is our Police Officers training. I couldnt be more pleased. I will support we did that years and years ago as it relates to chokeholds decades ago, understandably, but not some of these techniques on strangleholds, and we have to update our practices in that place as well. So that we will do immediately, with a deep sense of urgency. As we organize a new construct on how we focus Ground Control and help support peaceful protesting in the state and continue our leadership for the rest of the nation. This is been a very difficult time for all of us. I want to say deep deep respect for those remarkable leaders that are out there on the street, that we meet this moment morally, not just because its the right thing to do, but it does justice to what values in this country that chy diminish the certain people based on the color of their skin. We have perpetuated the hierarchy for centuries in the state. We need to own up to that. We need to rip it out of the roots, we talk about institutional racism thats what we are talking about. We become so numb to it and blind to it. No one wants to go into normalcy, if you want to go back to normalcy, i am not going there with you. I dont want to go back to normalcy. I want Something Better. We deserve something warm. Generationally young part young people deserve and demand Something Better and more please resist normalcy. Normalcy created the conditions normalcy, has no place in terms of our reconciliation. Of this moment. We have to meet a higher calling. We are so much better than this. So much more capable, then this. We will rise up to this moment. We will lead, and we will listen. And we will begin to reconcile, but with persistence not patients. We will lead it guided by people like ron and latif are that have been on the front lines and with that i want to now turn it over to latifah, so how she is going to work with ron davis and how others will advise with the urgency that is needed in this moment, to move in the direction, that does justice to those crimes or those cries that we are loudly hearing in the state of california. You been listening to gov. Gavin newsom at his News Conference. No talk of any covid19 or coronavirus responses is about criminal Justice Reform and education reform. This is about reforming Police Tactics as you heard the government say, Police Officers and deputies using tear gas, and projectiles, to disperse what he described as peaceful, protesters nonviolent protesters, and proposing that some techniques, will happen no more. Opposing that stranglehold will not be taught to people who are trying to try to go into a Certain Department in california he wants to end that training. It will be interesting how that goes. To the governor just introducing it and we will continue to monitor the News Conference, if we get any more information, we will bring it to you. New at noon the minneapolis the Police Department is announcing some major changes to its use its policies in the wake of George Floyds debt. They are going to ban the use of all chokehold by police and require officers to record and intervene anytime they see unauthorized use of force. These moves are part of a stipulation with the city and Minnesota Department of human rights, that have launched a civil rights investigation, into George Floyds killing. The demand to end discrimination and to lift the and improve live black peoples lives. The naacp held a rally News Conference and hour ago and oakland. The naacp said the protests around the country are not just for george floyd and other black people that are unjustly killed there renewing the cry for justice and to help lift the nation out of the disease of quote racism. Yes we are outraged. This moment is not just about raised its about love, humanity, and morality. We love our families, our children and our community we cannot rest until black men and women cannot live in danger, because of the color of their skin. Some of the groups are including 100 block women and men barrier and oakland African American chamber of commerce. More protests are happening today in honor of george floyd. I march in rally is taking in taking place in pittsburgh. People did gather there 20 minutes ago at the pittsburgh marina, they will peacefully march to city hall where a rally is set for taking place. Here is a look at other protests happening, people will gather at city line, Redwood Square at ipm tonight and in other demonstration is scheduled at mountain view, down and starts at 6 pm tonight. Last night about 300 protesters gathered in fremont for a march from Washington High School to police headquarters, in no 1000 people held a rally organized by students in east bay city, students also organized one in mountain view, were several several hundred people marched down el camino real. All of demonstrations last night were Peaceful Police did say. Despite the protest and the ongoing pandemic, states are reopening still. Doug has a look on whats happening across the country. More than 1. 9 confirmed cases of coronavirus and it still spreading. Governors in all 50 states are sticking to their plans to reopen the economy and get folks back to work. New york city announced they will move to phase 1 reopening on monday and in nevada casinos are now back in business after months of closures. I been staying home so long doing my backyard and cleaning, the casino is open. I miss coming out. The recent arrest there could be a spike cases are on the ris southern and western states, those people could have been infected for as long as two weeks without knowing it. The cdc says the next two weeks will be critical, and testing will need to be expanded to cover those who attended rallies, or protests. Our nations Public Health it infrastructure requires modernization to support and collect reportable reliable, comprehensive and timely data. Meanwhile as work continues on a vaccine, the Global Vaccine Alliance raised 8 million on a summit, to provide free covid19 back vaccinations to the entire world. When a covid19 vaccination is made, everyone can have one. Including healthcare workers and other highrisk populations. The cdc is hoping for one for early next year. In washington, ktvu fox 2 news. More businesses are reopening in santa clara county, county Health Officials say people can now go into stores to shop as well as Outdoor Dining is available at certain restaurants there will be changes to allow for social distancing and other ones. We are setting we are trying to get back to normal. San mateo county also moving further into the reopening process, under a new health order, Outdoor Dining will be allowed tomorrow, the order allows charter boat operations to resume, and indoor funerals with up to 10 people in attendance, outdoor funerals, can have up to 25 people in attendance. Many restaurants are struggling to get back in the business of the many bay areas are easing up their restrictions. The latest industry reports shows that some restaurants are going to close permanently due to the covid19 pandemic. Some Restaurant Owners are dealing with violent protests, vandalism and curfews. Experts a minority owned restaurants especially are being hit hard during this crisis. We started on a week place as we build up, anytime a problem happens, our businesses drop the lowest. Then we have to build back up. The campaign is underway across the country to specifically help her minority owned restaurants, the campaign ranges from wordofmouth to social media posts, you can check county, by county information to the news app, or running list of where places are open. Still to come new information on the deadly officer involved shooting in the city of aleo. The announcement just a short time ago. Sounding surrounding a department of justice investigation. As we give you a live look outside a big cooldown across the area, rosemary will check in and we will have the full forecast including how long the cool pattern will stick around. A fire in south san jose that threaten homes is 30 compared to contained, it burned 90 acres on top of that, police say they arrested a suspected arsonist, who they believe is responsible for a number of fires in the area. We have the story. I obviously felt a little bit of a panic. Reporter Kristi Milani had run to the Grocery Store thursday evening, when she got a bad feeling. She started driving home and salt flames, beside her house. She saw flames six fires were intentionally set in the foothills in south san jose. It went into i went into that mode of grabbing the birth certificates and the baby books, and the things that mattered and cannot be replaced, and packed it in the trunk just encase. Reporter residence near the golf course had to be evacuated, firefighters were seen staged outside of homes. Cal fire had thinkers and helicopters doing air drops, one neighbor shot cell phone video of a plane dropping retardant on their street. Cal fire and other mutual aid responded and say the fire was driven by heat, and wind, and appears to be the work of an arsonist. When units arrived they found six separate acres in size. Discovered that they were intentionally set, there is a biting these fires reporter one person was arrested, few others were questioned, the motive is not known but neighbor say, it is alarming to know that someone may have purposefully try to cause harm. I think it is such a shame that we are living in a time right now that my goodness, we have enough on our plates to worry about, with everything that is going on, and then you just piled on, talk about insult to injury. It is just sad, just that. I do not think there is a reason to be doing this all over the hills, it does not solve anything at all. It just adds to more fuel it adds more fuel more panic more heartache there is no good outcome. Reporter ktvu fox 2 news. Police in san jose are looking for a cyclist may have been involved in a deadly hit and run incident. Police say a man and woman were riding their bikes yesterday on the Guadalupe River trail. Another cyclist ran into them. One of the cyclists a 61year old man, he died at a nearby hospital. The police provided us this photo from a witness, and they say, the person on your screen is considered the suspect. Hes described as a man in his 30s, 57 tall to 59. He had his hair in a ponytail and if you have information on the incident you are asked to call san jose police. We are lookinglly is underw and they started gathering 30 minutes ago. They are planning to peacefully march to city hall, that is where a rally is set to take place. Sky fox is showing us a general shot with happening overhead over pittsburgh, we are getting much closer look, we expect to see the group marching, again as this action is taking place, it is one of many rallies hoping hoping. Organizers of this, said it will be a peaceful march and rally, and we will keep an eye on that as well. Lets go ahead and turn things over to rosemary. Rosemary, i would tell you i cannot even remember just a few days ago, we were in triple digit heat, today i am actually looking for a sweater to put on as soon as his newscast is over. You are right just a dramatic drop it is so interesting. Last week and this week, so similar, started out as a week when out and then unseasonably cold weather where we are now. We do have partly to mostly cloudy skies. The north south bay also enjoying some sunshine here is sfo there the is the gray overhead heres a 24 hour temperature change. I want to point out how much chillier we are today done by 24 degrees in concord, 23 in livermore, down by 22 degrees in novato around the bay down by 15 in oakland, down by 19 and f is that that sfo. Heres a look at the numbers outside. Very mild over areas of inner east bay, 73 right now it looks like 74 i should say in brentwood, 73 in santa rosa trailing behind in berkeley 57 degrees in Half Moon Bay heres a look at Southern California hoping to bring the low clouds back. Hopefully we get a system with a little bit of drizzle. Into the weekend. Heres a look at some of the front and the area. Not seeing too much if you if you need someplace to be, everyone is reporting good visibility. In addition for the way cooler weather the breeze is blowing. 29 29 mph. Livermore is sustained at 17. Another system, this one dropping from the Pacific Northwest we will continue our cooler and breezy pattern and our mixer partly sunny, partly cloudy skies as far as today, and into your weekend, by the afternoon mostly cloudy, along the coastline are partly cloudy, and mostly clear for the inner east bay, south bay, north bay. Here is a look at tomorrow morning waking up at the possibility of drizzle, into the afternoon, we get partly cloudy skies, into sunday morning, more of the same a mix of sun and clouds notice from Northern California getting a better opportunity at a few scattered showers but for us, is going to be mainly cooler and breezy. Here is a look at the temperatures expected for your afternoon, after 60s and low 70s around the bay, inland cities, enjoying mid to upper 70s to talk about at 84 your to top out at 80. Your temperatures continue to go into the weekend, especially for inland cities and around the bay upper 60s expected around the bay, low 70s for inland communities, we get into warmer weather next week, but upper 70s to 80 degrees which is very comfortable for inland cities. Back to you. Looks great thank you. Still to come marking the the the beginning of pride month. And how things look different due to covid19. V. Oop you look cute better than you . 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Targeting women and minority owned businesses. That is a small amount of money at the end of the day, we need to support that, with federal loan programs. Is encouraging news for grant who is the owner of legendary coffee and books. She said her shop has been shut down since march after being shut out of the Paycheck Protection Program that was designed to help small businesses, keep workers on the payroll. I was unable to receive anything from those entities that were created. And, i am here, trying to become a better businessperson. She says she hopes to officially reopen in mid july. Meanwhile mayor tubbs said it was listening it is the listening tour was helpful for him because what he learned on small businesses. We need a lot more people wearing masks, we hadnt ending increase in covid19. The concern from covid19 are far from over , especially with more people taking to the streets for protests and not social distancing. Im particularly concerned, everyone should be about spreading our diverse communities. Is been disproportionate in our black communities in terms of deaths, that should concern all of us. We need to be prepared for that. Oakland is adding four more intersections to its essential places installations, the goals to provide safer access to essential Services Including those Grocery Stores, feud Food Distribution sites and covid19 test sites. This is on myrtle street were safety improvements have been added, at a crosswalk to the Community Foods chris restore. Across the bay, San Francisco is expanding its low streets program. Your the roads in the area. Starting monday and running through june 30. That includes parks part of West Montgomery w. Montgomery ave. The solid red line show street that are already part of the slow streets program. San francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan is opening up about racism and police violence. And offering up his support to former foreign and or Colin Kaepernick and other ones that have taken a knee during the national anthem. I am all for change and protest, i hope the protest cause change i hope whatever we have to do to get the change i am for it. Was different now and then, its embarrassing to say but, i think white people are even more passionate about it now than them. That is our ignorance, that is what it upsets black people, and they have every right to be upset. S 2017 game, where more than 20 players knelt during the anthem. Shanahan said he would support the players again if there are more this upcoming season. Lgbt q pride month is underway in santa clara the rainbow flag is now flying at city hall, it was raises morning during a ceremony, attended by mayor lisette gilmour. The police chief, and representative from the lgbt q community. Pride month celebrates significant milestones in american and lgbt q history. This month, let us honor the resilience, spirit and significant contributions, of the lgbt q individuals, whose personal sacrifices and determination, were instrumental in the struggle, and equality for all. Next tuesday the Santa Clara Council will officially proclaim the month of june as lesbian bisexual transgender and pride month. During this pandemic dozens of bay area students are graduating, at this time around they may not be able to make memorable walk across the stage in front of their family and friends. That doesnt mean we cannot celebrate their achievements so, join us tomorrow morning as we honor the oakland unified School District class of 2020. We are proud to team up with osd. Hearing messages and celebrity guests who call oakland home including Commencement Speaker us sen. Camilla harris, dave clark is hosting class of 2020 it airs tomorrow morning, june 6 at 11 am. Excellent and congratulations to all, thank you for joining us, our news continues on ktvu. Com. 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