quest for truth, evidence and facts and the use of that truth as we fairly apply our laws. two police officers from louisville were cleared of all charges today. a third officer was accused of recklessly firing into a neighbor s apartment. the grand jury s decision sparked protest tonight. in louisville two police officers were shot and wounded in the upheaval. the gunfire erupted as hundreds of people marched through downtown louisville. video live streamed by police showed projectiles launching from the area during that time. two officers were shot, both went to the hospital where one is undergoing surgery. their injuries are not considered to be life- threatening. police say one person has been arrested for the shooting. in the bay area roughly 300 people gathered in oakland to protest the grand jury s decision. the demonstration started at lake merritt, followed by a march through downtown. protesters chanted breonna taylor s name and others who have died in police cu
weekend where warrant. centers will take covid-19 rules into account. reporter: cal iso the power grid operators say they do not expect demand to outstrip the available electricity economy is therefore anticipate to rolling black outs. however, if enough power plants were to shut down for technical reasons, the remote possibility of rolling blackouts still exists. here is where it gets complicated and a bit scary. in santa rosa, which is activating a cooling center, an excessive heat watch will go into effect from saturday through monday in the region. that s going to be a weekend of hot, high temperatures, dry conditions, and then from going into an excessive heat watch on the weekend, we re going to roll straight into what is now being looked at potentially critical fire weather with the fire weather watch now already going into effect, starting monday. reporter: though any and all of this can change with real-time conditions, next week could be far more serious.
outdoors but it s of course been challenging especially with the bad air quality now and these new restrictions loosening assign san franciscans are doing their part to slow the spread of covid-19. it s unbelievable fritz clay owns hair play salon in the city and has been closed since march constantly like people hearing about yes other counties of all and so can make an and micah, you know. you know listen to the is not san francisco yet we were there when clay was getting ready to reopen in june only to have held orders reversed after a spike in covid-19 cases hair salons are allowed to operate outdoors but not for clay salon he says he s ready to get back to work a lot more on my smock so now i have socks city. a lot of a lot of hand mask mask mass thursday, the city released this statement detailing the additional reopening starting on monday september 14th allowing indoor personal services with limited capacity that includes hair and nail salons gyms and fitness center
now at 11, santa clara county could get the go-ahead for more businesses to open. but tonight the county executive says not so fast. we still have a significant amount of transmission in our community. it is not just poor air quality, i m also tracking near record high temperatures into the labor day weekend. one bay area school district is scrambling to come up with new lesson plans after parents complain of racist and homophobic material in the curriculum. it s especially concerning if we ve been using it in the school district for six years without a concern raised. alejo reportedly reaches a settlement in one of the deadly shootings that has the police under the microscope. the bay area s largest county may be on the verge of getting the green light to reopen the economy just a little more. tonight county leaders are saying not so fast. maria medina is live in san jose to explain why the county will keep some businesses closed. reporter: you may be wondering wh
community. it is not just poor air quality, i m also tracking near record high temperatures into the labor day weekend. one bay area school district is scrambling to come up with new lesson plans after parents complain of racist and homophobic material in the curriculum. it s especially concerning if we ve been using it in the school district for six years without a concern raised. alejo reportedly reaches a settlement in one of the deadly shootings that has the police under the microscope. the bay area s largest county may be on the verge of getting the green light to reopen the economy just a little more. tonight county leaders are saying not so fast. maria medina is live in san jose to explain why the county closed. reporter: you may be wondering why the state is saying okay but the county is saying no. typically counties enforce the most restrictive orders and in this case, it is ceren to send to cara honey. marissa is not only a teacher in san jose and a boar