look at downtown san francisco here beautiful clear morning not talking a whole lot of fog. there's cloud cover moving right to our north but the bay area itself remains nice dry and clear for now so looking out there we're looking at a pretty smooth commute for those of you that are heading to work this monday morning. if you're just heading outside to walk the dog or whatever you need to do also some pretty smooth a nice conditions. temperatures are currently mild in the upper 50's to low 60's with oakland conquered pittsburgh in fairfield some of our more mild spots. berkeley san francisco, san mateo in dublin out the upper 50's at 57 degrees each now after this mild and mostly clear morning temperatures will start to rise into the 80's for some of our inland areas this afternoon. not oppressively hot that even hotter than average. this is right on par with where we should be this time of the year, a breezy afternoon winds picking up just a bit not as windy as we were at times this weekend them, i'm talking the rest of your forecast still to come back to you james. happening today, customers can shop inside retail stores in san francisco once again kron four's taylor force act spoke to business owners who are ready. >>and anxious to welcome shoppers back. >>on monday, san francisco stores will reopen their doors to customers for the first time in nearly 3 we're opening all over again that really i'm really excited because our customers have been really excited have been. >>walking by leaving and putting in a lot of orders online alyssa anderson owns foggy notion on clement street in the enrichment inside you'll find everything from candles to ceramics and home goods but when you walk in on monday, you might notice some changes prepared. but we were close to the public by rearranging the entirely aftershock to make it feel more spacious and some people have more room. >>so we move our conifer the bag. we put up a seat or we the general i just wanted to make it feel more spacious so people can feel safer popping here. anderson says only a few people are allowed inside at a time in customers must wear masks to cover their faces while inside the store down the street at parklife similar protocols are in place we're going have a maximum capacity that's anywhere between 4, 6 people you know kind of based on our square footage and. >>and the way people circulate in the store we're going to require masks for >>we're going to have hand sanitizers kind of everywhere we're going to try to limit touching conor jaimie alexander says they're also doing touches transactions. well the coronavirus drove many businesses into financial hardships. >>alexander says it also forced some changes for the better the retail business and in our >>it's been a rough we've had to really ramp up our is something we didn't really address a lot before this shut down so that that's been good we gonna enough online sales to keep us going kind of treading water pay the bills. but we are excited to get back open. as a store and has a gallery showing where the dish and a small locally owned businesses, larger retailers like those inside the westfield mall will also open on monday in addition to following city and state guidelines, many of these businesses also belong to their local merchants association that's also putting out protocols in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>also happening today, san francisco will resume in forcing parking violations tied to street sweeping the city stopped issuing tickets back on march 17th during the stay at home orders. well now as more businesses and activities resume the city says it is necessary to get back to the street sweeping routine that they have. in the south bay the westfield valley or the westfield valley fair shopping center in san jose will also reopen for indoor shopping. there will be some modified hours in masks will be required at all times if you're inside. they'll be increased cleaning as well and the number of visitors will be monitored and managed we have details including the new operating hours on our website krn 4 dot com. on the peninsula, san mateo county is now allowing outdoor dining with kron four's gayle ong now with a look at how it's going on. in downtown san carlos. it looks awesome. >>yes, so can smell the food i want want to get out get some exercise we've been inside the last few days so. and i think the sign of backups that's the reaction about san mateo counties revise coronavirus shelter order even if going outside looks a little different the city of san carlos closed off a portion of laurel street, a motor traffic to allow restaurants and stores to use the adjacent parking spots to shop. >>and dying out. some came out for a walk it's just so nice it is good to see the restaurant opening up and how we are progress. >>with a 3 month period businesses along san carlos avenue have been relying on takeout and delivery for the last 3 months restaurants like tamara georgian cuisine is getting ready to expand their outdoor dining space that's what our plan is to put the tables there. put them 6 feet apart of course, we'll have our guests enjoy outdoor city. this beautiful the program requires businesses and the public to follow health guidelines wear face coverings smaller groups. >>and social distancing doesn't feels it feels a little surreal. >>i mean it's just like seeing everybody with masks on. and then ever since and all that the streets close a code enforcement officer will be conducting inspections to ensure compliance in san carlos gayle ong kron 4 news. >>meantime the senate to superior court will start holding jury trials today but there will be some new restrictions in place all to limit the spread of covid-19 the county says that jurors will have to check in at one of. >>these outdoor tents for health screening before they're allowed to go inside seating arrangements once inside the building have also been changed to allow for physical distancing as well. and in the east bay berkeley's health officer says restrictions could ease soon only if coronavirus cases and hospitalization numbers remain stable. starting this friday indoor and outdoor retail, religious services outdoor dining museums and outdoor fitness classes will be allowed to reopen, but authorities are still warning people that there is no vaccine yet or treatment for this virus. people are being told to maintain their distance from others and to wear face coverings. here's a quick look at the latest numbers as we're gauging what the bear is doing so far 17,000 plus cases confirmed at this point with 495 deaths statewide we're looking at more than a 152,000 cases of coronavirus with more than 5,000 deaths now and across the u.s., we're looking at more than 2 million confirmed cases and more than a 115,000 deaths so far. another big story this morning, a fatal police shooting in atlanta has sparked more outrage and protests across the country. it has reignited the movement calling for police reform karin caifa has the story. >>protesters gathered again around the wendy's restaurant where a shark brooks w killed by an atlanta police officer friday night there was absolutely no reason why a gunman ease the pain when a man is trying to run. the fulton county georgia district attorney's says a decision on charges against officer garrett role from shot the 27 year-old will likely come this week. >>if that shot was fired. for some the bin to say that officers life or the preview injury, humor others be in that shooting is not justified under the law. >>rolf has been fired the city's police chief has stepped down and an investigation is underway a lawyer for brooks his family says it is not enough. >>we don't really think it can ever be justice because a man's life was taken. children lost a father and a white lost. >>atlanta demonstrations among those taking place across the country for a 20th straight day in los angeles and in new york demonstrators put a spotlight on the black transgender community black trans people are murdered at higher rates than any other community. we are pushed out of jobs out of housing city officials work with volunteers to allow the painting of black lives matter on brooklyn street. like the mural in the nation's capital where protesters gathered again sunday outside the white house in washington, i'm karin caifa. >>and back here in the bay area police unions in san francisco and san jose haven't fail unveiled new reform measures to try and root out racist officers kron 4 sanaz tahernia spoke with the president of the san jose police officers association about what kind of changes. they're thinking of. >>this recent action by the police union's comes after weeks of protest of police killings of black men and women along with the cry to defund local police departments around the bay area. joining us now is the president of the san jose police officers association sergeant paul kelly paul thank you so much for joining us. a special start off by talking about what these measures are if you could outline for us. >>yeah i think the started things and they're definitely not going to be all the things that we need to do a cross country. one of the big things that we're talking about is standardizing and national use of force policy as a reference of life and many other critical things are done. national database in regards to a gross misconduct of a police firing and to make sure that the officer. it fired for christmas misconduct doesn't get hired again and wear the badge or the patch. early warning systems. 4 police officers i think is important along with ongoing training which needs to be frequent and ongoing training and i know that's what the community has called for in one scene, i agree 100% and use of dashboard or websites like we have in san jose that the community can access all use of force. weekly daily a time of night. how many just the start of things but that's that's the bulk of our today, how do you think. it will impact crime police officers, incoming police officers and basically everyone on the force. >>well i it will impact in a positive way. i think if we push legislatively. here in california sacramento, and dc and any other. capital across this nation i think you'll see open arms with the police officers american police officer wants to be trained if there's new policies can make their job easier and everyone who remains an injured. they're going to be for. >>well that interview first aired on kronon that's our 24 7 commercial free news streaming app you can find the full interview there and a whole lot more content just download the app from your app store today. still ahead on kron 4 morning news officers with the richmond police department are now at the center of a new civil rights lawsuit following this. >>violent arrest will explain what happened coming up after the break. and here's a quick live look outside at the san mateo bridge traffic on the light side right now on a monday morning and more news in a minute. time now is 4.14 on this monday morning if you're up this early. thank you for joining us, we've got a live look outside here of this is our sutro tower camera looking down over san francisco. >>pretty clear out there and nice and cool as well actually a pretty nice way to start the monday morning, let's get forecast with john fund it with the rest of the day has in store one of john good morning. james yeah, not a bad way at all to be kicking off this monday skies are nice and clear pretty calm for the time being even though we will see winds picking up into the afternoon today looking outside from berkley also a very clear view can see that same view in san francisco in the distance and then the east bay, nice and bright this morning as we make our way through the day you'll notice a lot more sunshine than you will clouds but middle of the day will come along with a push of cloud cover associated with this week trough that is just going to be skirting right to our north. >>so while the pacific northwest gets a dose of rain in some cooler air we're just going to be here all right at the tail end of the system is going to result in winds picking up briefly a few clouds passing over at times. but overall we're going to be holding on to this warm pattern just right at the edge of the systems you can see some of those clouds that will be settling in at times definitely nothing showing up on satellite and radar those we've got a nice dry and primarily clear monday ahead of us as for tuesday, nice and clear as well temperatures remaining very similar to today so little variation in the forecast in the days to come we had a pleasant day yesterday another pleasant one today and we'll keep that around for another day on into your tuesday where daytime highs going to be today while most of us will be in the 70's such as in hayward fremont oakland vallejo san francisco on up into the north bay a few inland 80's to note though like in san jose livermore right at 80 degrees. concord antioch in napa some of our warmest of spots at 8486 today that a few 60's right along the coastline as for temperatures tomorrow as i mentioned really not changing much as compared to today. the real warmth will that kicks into gear on wednesday as daytime highs climb near 90 degrees. and we'll be in the 90's for inland areas by thursday friday and saturday which is the first day of summer rounding out spring these next few days and starting a new season. also meeting we've got plenty of daylight ahead of us some of our longest days of the year. so get used to some sunshine you've got plenty of it. ahead of us back to you james all right, thank you very much john taking a quick look here at the roads this morning so far so good the bay bridge toll plaza not showing any problems out there this morning we do have a report of a vehicle fire out in santa rosa. >>but really nothing much that's impacting your commute i want to want any waif head down to the san francisco, let's jump over to the san mateo bridge highway 92, yeah, pretty light lots of gaps there between the cars so if you're out and about at this early hour. the chp logs clear it is a smooth ride for you in all directions will keep an eye on it let you know how it builds over the course of the morning or let's go back to the headlines now a new this morning. we have an arrest that's been made after to chp officers in san leandro were shot at in their patrol car. the officers weren't hurt. we have a picture here of the black mercedes van that was used in this drive-by shooting and 2 guns that were found inside. the shooting happened early yesterday morning on the loo welling boulevard off ramp right near interstate 8.80. a short time later officers arrested the driver of the van for shooting at the officers, he's been identified as 18 year-old ethan escobedo from los angeles a 14 year-old boy and a 20 year-old man were also detained. in the east bay hayward police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another wounded. it happened early yesterday morning right near the 2700 block of and an avenue, not far actually from the south hayward bart station officers found 2 men with gunshot wounds, one man died at the scene the other was hospitalized. police have not yet made arrests and they don't have the name yet of the victim who was killed. a big story this morning with a handful of officers with the richmond police department now the center of a new civil rights lawsuit. this comes after a traffic stop arrest turned violent with kron four's dan thorn with the video. >>police body cam video shows 25 year-old is john brown's being arrested by richmond police brown was criticizing officers over a traffic stop of his brother on april 29, you think you're talking to you guys police say brown advanced towards officers while threatening them forcing officers to act or what. the lawsuit claims body cam video shows grounds back was turned and he was walking away before being taken down brown's brother then seen shoving the officers. is then chased. and then hit with a taser people on the video are seen outraged by what they're witnessing the people in the neighborhood are going crazy say what are you doing. >>how come you're escalating. it was like a military operation, not a police operation keep talking we'll come there with you or does that tanja world with says police believe the brothers and violated their civil rights he says there was no need for police to initiate another man who witnessed that hazing jonathan spray gun was also arrested during the incident horowitz says all 3 were arrested under false pretenses these officers escalated. >>and basically said don't you dare speak out against us and then when the people said we will there. we're proud we're not cowed. the officers violence like arrested them. >>the criminal complaint shows the 3 men were arrested for felony resisting of an executive order but the civil complaint says the officers are trying to hide police violence or with says he hopes the lawsuit will force the city to make changes we're having people die and those lawsuits stand by themselves. >>but we're fighting for the right of the public to intervene reporting in lafayette, dan thorn kron 4 news. for 20 is the time back to another story, a big story that we're following for you this morning, a sheriff's deputy injured in the ambush in santa cruz is on his way to a full recovery. deputy alex spencer was greeted with a hero's welcome as he walked out of the hospital yesterday take a look. spencer was shot hit with shrapnel and hit with the suspect car during that attack and then lawman the ambush took the life of sheriff's sergeant damon gutzwiller the accused attacker stephen has been arrested he now faces numerous charges, including murder and attempt murder of law enforcement. now to some developing news out of san bernardino investigations under way now after police fatally shot a man that they say had a gun. we have still images from surveillance video this happened saturday night after police responded to a report of a man waving a handgun at a gas station. police told the man to drop the gun before they opened fire fatally shooting. no bystanders or officers were hurt the identity of the man has not yet been made public. 25 people including 8 children are displaced now after a building fire in san francisco yesterday happened in the afternoon burning through a multi-family residential building on lasalle avenue in the india basin district. crews showed up they found flames on the top floor, it knocked down the fire in about 10 minutes and luckily, nobody was hurt the cause of the fires under investigation. we'll take a break it's now 4.22, but still ahead here on the kron 00:04am morning news, a teenage girl in stockton gets coronavirus just days after her co-worker mcdonnell's tests positive for story coming up. >>and another love live look outside at the golden gate bridge, this time we're looking at really nice traffic in both directions we've got more news weather and traffic updates in just a bit state to kron 4 morning news, we'll be we're back at 4.25 let's get the latest now on the coronavirus and the story of that 16 year-old girl in stockton. >>who came down with coronavirus just days after her co-worker at the mcdonald's where she works tested positive and now she's hoping that other businesses take the necessary. safety precautions to ensure their employee and customer safety we have charmaine nero with more on the story. >>in pictures, 16 year-old allison ignacio is seen smiling in better days now her mother julie says her daughter is isolated in a room at her san joaquin county home after being diagnosed with covid-19 on friday on whether stay when she went to work. >>there was a cleaning crew there. they were open for business everyone was working as usual and she asked you know what's going on and we said cold in here someone just because it's you lee says her daughter was working at mcdonald's on west her to weigh in stockton when she found out via this email. she says was sent to her daughter from the company notifying her that an employee tested positive for the new coronavirus in that she may have been in contact with this person you lee says her daughter had recently started to show symptoms of an illness stealing real sluggish pace is she she's doing ok just like this it's like so it's just a mostly totally not everybody and what was upsetting is she after she caught her we thought was a sinus infection. ll. julie says close family members in her daughter's best friend are now getting tested out of precaution. she's hoping more stunned to keep employees and customers safe it just can't be keep your filthy few feet that has to be mandatory the mask, the the safety precautions charmaine nero fox 40 news. >>time now is 4.26, here's a quick live look outside we have our bay bridge toll plaza came where traffic is still on the light side for now anyway we'll expected to build those we get closer to the 6 o'clock hour. stay tuned for that more headlines in just a moment. we're back at 4.30 let's get over to the weather center visit with john trouble as we talk more about the forecast looks nice and clear for now john what about later on today, yes, so definitely clear right now james which is great to be seeing to start off this monday morning. >>clear view of san francisco from across the bay and also pretty calm start to the morning. now these 2 elements are going to change somewhat later today winds are going to pick up and you actually are going to see a push of fog later on in the morning as well so even though we're coastal areas are nice and clear right now by the time we work towards 07:00am areas like half moon bay and even neighborhoods in san francisco closer to the coast are going to get on the foggy side and that fog is going to try to push on over on into the bay right across san mateo county. they're so do watch out for some spots of fog later on even though as of right now we are definitely on the clear side of things to our north some cloud cover that will be push

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