and ventura counties to be clear bars are not open in either of these county santa clara county state officials there have not yet said when bars there can reopen in bars and. >>contra costa county are set to start reopening this wednesday kron four's dan thorn getting reaction in martinez tonight. he joins us with more what's becoming a rather confusing situation. dan. >>well that's right ken local bar owners tell us that they are simply looking for better directions from state and local health leaders, these businesses were just days away from reopening, but now it looks like that may not happen. >>people looking to get back in the bay area bars may have to wait a little longer governor gavin newsome announcing on sunday he's recommending watering holes in contra costa and santa clara counties close up its ban. >>a bit harsh to isolate want industry over and over again the owners of firehouse bar and grill in martinez reopen to customers on june 9th. >>following county public health rules customers have been eating and drinking out on their back patio but they were excited about allowing people back into the restaurant and bar area on july 1st. now it looks like it may not happen we're given a day we're making all these changes we're making all these purchases to make sure establishment are ready to open. >>and then we get slammed on okay, no it's not going to happen the governor's recommendation comes after contra costa and santa clara counties have been put on a state watch list for coronavirus spikes. >>last week contra costa saw a 17% increase in hospitalizations while santa clara county saw a 23% increase liz south strong says he wants to keep his customer safe while also maintaining the business but health leaders need to give clear guidance so that bars and restaurants know what they can and cannot do when they actually lay out a plan. >>it's very bad. no one knows how to follow it so. people just kind of got to take what they want to do so now we've got all these mixed emotions as when is post the where how you're supposed to serve the food for the customers they have seen strong says it shows people trust their running the business safely. >>he hopes the county and state which share that same level of trust this got to be a better solution and just grazing. based on the hospitalization numbers in both santa clara and contra costa counties last week. >>it's expected that health officials will be issuing revised orders this week as for now it's just a waiting game for both bars and restaurants seeking more information reporting live in martinez dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan, the bay area has more than 22,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and 568 deaths coming up in the next half hour we're going to check in on the numbers in sacramento, how the pandemic is affecting businesses in bars, they're caught on camera woman intentionally coughs at another person in san mateo county this happened. >>at a restaurant and belmont a week ago friday. now belmont police are involved kron four's johnson mccaul joins us live in the studio with the investigation is now underway and jonathan sadly we're starting to see more and more instances of people behaving this way when they're asked to simply put on a man, you know what pam ken this story is just like one that we saw a week ago with a woman in san jose coughing on a child. now workers at the saint james gate in belmont say a woman intentionally coughed on a bartender. >>all because he asked her to wear a mask. those workers say they want to make sure that in the age of covid-19 that she does not endanger any other businesses workers or even put lives at risk. the incident happened last friday night at the same james bar and restaurant in beaumont. in the video you can see a woman intentionally coughing on that bartenders face. workers say the entire incident started when the bartender tried to get the woman to wear a mask indoors. the video. the bartender. is is you have to put your nascar and you have to stay. >>6 feet away from people that you didn't come into the market. is tuesday that know he's not. >>it's all, but it wasn't the only scene that she would cost check this out as the woman was being thrown out she threw down a chair and even gave a send-off with her middle finger knocked over at your purpose is not just ran into it or anything. >>i don't i don't know she was intoxicated or not it did seem. i kind of hope she if she acts that way over the scary. >>all this taking place just 24 hours after the bar reopened for indoor dining after being shut down for 3 months because of the coronavirus pandemic we're told the bartender who was coughed on is doing okay and is set to be tested for covid-19. beaumont police talked with workers at the restaurant on sunday to decide on the next steps in this investigation. that video definitely while to see workers tell me that they have stepped up security with 3 in forcing mask in social distancing rules even more after this incident. >>as for the bartender who was coughed on we're told that he does plan to meet with beaumont police tomorrow to decide if charges will be filed in this incident. but tonight the studio jonathan mccall kron 4 news, thanks jonathan. >>in the east bay 8 people are without a home tonight after a fire destroyed their duplex just outside of pittsburgh, firefighters say it started near a fence at one 12 loftus road at 3.40 this afternoon. they say the flames spread to the duplex and burned a power pole causing a live power line to fall on to loftus road and blocked the street. one firefighter suffered second-degree burns to his hand. firefighter was treated at a local hospital and released no word yet on what caused that fire. a body was found this morning in the delta. the contra costa county sheriff's office says its dive team found the body and indian slew just west of lido bay. the discovery comes as a search was continuing for 29 year-old man who went missing from his boat on friday night. investigators believe a body found today is that of the missing boater the body was turned over to the coroner's division for identification oakland police say a carjacking suspect resisted arrest by trying to kick bite and spit on officers while screaming. >>i can't breathe. officers say they found the suspect asleep in a stolen car around 10 o'clock yesterday morning on kirkham street near 10th street in west oakland. officers say they made announcements on the patrol cars pa system, the activated air horns and sirens to try to wake up the driver officers and told the driver to raise his hands and open the door. police say the driver told the officers the door was broken, they couldn't open it forcing police to break the car window. that's when officers say the driver refused to get out of the car and tried to assault the officers. police say it took officers about 15 minutes to gain control of the situation and arrest the suspects 19 as police investigating reports of white pride flyers posted near downtown this is a picture of the flyer. it says white pride worldwide and calls for white people to unify against black lives matter specifically and black thugs in general police say it was founded the martinez detention facility, the anti-defamation league describes the white pride worldwide as part of the local 4 storm front which is the largest white supremacist website on the internet. >>a san jose man faces hate crime charges in santa cruz police say 32 year-old cody chavez physically assaulted a man about 2.30 this morning the front of the motel and aimed a racial slurs at the victim. investigators are calling this a hate crime because the victim is from jamaica he is being treated at a trauma center for serious non life threatening injuries. >>authorities say the gunman who killed one person and injured 4 others had a wal-mart distribution center in red bluff yesterday was a former employee 31 year-old luis lane was fired after failing to show up for a shift back in february of 2019. officials say was seen driving around the parking lot several times saturday night before crashing it into the building. they say he then that the vehicle then caught on fire and that's when lane hopped out, took out a semiautomatic rifle and started firing shots is eventually shot by police taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>celebrating the victories and focusing on the future coming up. we're taking a look at how one san francisco couple is choosing to celebrate pride, it's the end of a chapter for the space church after months of online services congregation had to send off their longtime pastor today to welcome a new leader the unconventional way of saying goodbye and as the number of coronavirus cases continues to surge across the nation more people are asking did the u.s. reopened too soon the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>more than half a million people are now dead around the world because of the coronavirus this is a live tracker put together by researchers at johns hopkins university. the u.s. accounts for more than a quarter of the world's death toll with more than 125,000 deaths and 2.5 million confirmed cases as the number of infections climbs there's going to bait about whether the u.s. opened up too soon as whitney wild reports, there's also discussion over whether people should be required to wear masks in public. >>after months of staying home many americans were eager to throw open the doors. restart economies and finally meet up in person, it's wonderful. it's great to see our customers but as of sunday, 36 states are seen covid cases increase just 2 states are recording declining numbers that's leaving many to wonder if the u.s. reopened too that florida real quickly and the other issue is people saying in opening before reached a gating criteria. officials are issuing local ordinances or calling on governors to roll out statewide mask mandates some are looking to the white house wishing the president would set the example for everyone to be a huge difference if the president the vice wore masks everywhere they. >>were there also would help to get rid of this political debate that if you're for president trump. you don't wear a mask and a beer against president trump is to marry wear a mask with a record 9,585 cases saturday, all eyes are on florida. >>home to the next republican national convention in less than 2 months whether masks will be optional remains unclear to work in progress and obviously we're in a dynamic situation. >>in washington, i'm whitney wild. for the first time in months saint patrick's cathedral in new york city hosted its first public mass today, but as you can see the cathedral was not full. >>the attendance was limited to 25% capacity, saint patrick's has been holding mass by live stream only since march, the faithful were allowed inside starting on june 1st but that was only to pray in the east bay, a church community had to say goodbye to their longtime pastor from home today. yeah that's because of shelter-in-place restrictions their church had been holding online services since march like many churches across the world across the nation for sure. >>today was not an exception this was how fast are fed up in kwan delivered his last sermon at berkeley korean united methodist church in oakland. this is a clip from an online service from this morning. church leaders did put together a small send-off ceremony for the pastor and some church members got to say goodbye in person in a drive-thru made up of sorts asher kwan serve the oakland church for nearly 20 years, he and his family are now heading to the south bay to serve a church in san jose. >>seems sane fireworks are now on sale in dublin, professional fireworks displays of course been canceled for the 4th of july because of the pandemic so the city of dublin is allowing people to set off legal fireworks at private residences only but firefighters say they're now worried about brush fires. >>there's going to be a lot more people that perhaps haven't use fireworks before, and it increases the danger we obviously have drier windier conditions vegetation fires are are are beginning to light off pretty significantly at this point so that's one of our bay biggest concerns with fireworks. in addition to wood shake roofs, they can easily catch on fire as members. from above and get blown on your neighbor's roof. >>can firefighters say illegal fireworks parks, these flames it happened just after 3 o'clock this morning at crest avenue and fontaine street the fire burned about 2 and a half acres didn't threatening any structures and the good news, nobody was hurt and firefighters in the north bay had a similar message to share the crews in marine county responded to a fire last night in the highway one o one sausalito off-ramp. >>that was started by illegal fireworks safe and sane fireworks are not legal in marine county happening now cal fire's issued a red-flag warning in the north bay and much of the central valley with strong winds and dry conditions expected. >>the warning will be in effect starting at 10 o'clock tonight in about 40 minutes and last until 8 o'clock tomorrow night. the santa rosa fire department shared this video on his twitter page today. it says it will staff an additional engine and battalion chief for the next 24 hours to provide a higher level of protection for our communities. >>our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with more on the conditions we expect to see a who in the bay area needs to really pay attention to all of this large yeah, this just the beginning this really the first offshore wind event of the summer season and here we go we've got a long summer ahead of us and certainly a fire concern going to grow overnight tonight first him are in you see the amount ranges above a 1000 feet that's where we expect some strong gusty winds develop tonight specially after midnight tonight was just checking on some winds not too bad so far 1011 miles per hour that expected to pick up and then gusting we're talking 45 maybe 50 miles an hour humidity level dropping down to about 15%. so certainly some dangerous conditions should a fire gets started also in sonoma and napa counties looking at some very gusty winds similar conditions there down to about 15% relative humidity and also slama county but this is down at the lower level this right down the valley floor at least the northern half of slow county, maybe some gusts 40 maybe 45 miles per hour and you're looking to humidity, even a little bit lower down to about 14% so extremely dry out there right now looking for fire conditions to last through tonight and then into tomorrow evening before things begin to subside you see right here the winds will begin to pick up as we take you through the night and look at all the red boy really start to pick up especially focusing slama county areas we're going to see some very strong gusty winds there of over 3040 miles an hour so around the rest the bay area down below not much in the way of wind but those winds continue into tomorrow morning. i think that'll be the peak of this event then after that thing's going to turn more of a westerly wind more that on shore breeze by the afternoon it will be breezy but more westerly wind and much higher humidity. outside right now we're looking at winds 80 miles per hour out of the west-southwest into fairfield you got it miles an hour to san francisco, 13 in oakland all these winds going to switch more of a northerly direction overnight tonight and that is going to bring the high fire danger. clear skies over san francisco right now much of the bay area, the temperatures 65 degrees right now in san jose 53 cool in pacifica 58 degrees in dublin 62 in concord 16 oakland. it is 65 right now in tehran. look at santa rosa. still 71 degrees. we've got a weak system that making its way these she's seen the couple lightning strikes near reno that area of low pressure continue these high pressure building on the backside really generating the winds that are to come mostly clear skies. windy conditions overnight tonight and then tomorrow should be sunny and warmer little bit on the windy side of the breezy by the afternoon. we'll see piers when kind of on and off all week long and maybe stronger winds as we head in toward the 4th of july weekend. t 89 degrees for a high tomorrow little warmer to live more about 9084. in san jose in about 60 degrees in san francisco next 2 days little bit hot inland. those winds subside just a little bit. but then begin to pick up again right for the 4th of july. the hottest temperatures than expected on that day in the 80's. tweets by president trump embroiled him in to get another controversy involving race how his administration officials and critics are responding facebook loses another major advertisers more companies join in. >>in an ad boycott against the social media giant we're from cnn sen large about the here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>troubling news for facebook more companies are pulling their ads from the social media platform starbucks announced today, it is pausing all social media advertising for now starbucks says the move is happening as the coffee giant is holding internal discussions about stopping hate speech. a civil rights group recently launched an ad boycott against facebook with the hashtag stop hate for profit. it urges companies to pause ad spending on facebook for the month of july, starbucks has not sent a signal necessarily that it was formally joining that effort but ensure with seen it tells us starbucks action alone says a majoe just facebook. >>what this point it's very clear that facebook has at least gotten the message. and one thing that one of the major has started announcing that they were going to pull their mark zuckerberg the ceo of facebook in the co-founder jumped on a wife stream. sensibly to all of his employees but also to the public and he announced some changes that we're going to be made to facebook including not allowing hate speech in advertising which just for a moment, personally i'm like really it took this long to make that decision but also there are some other things that he did as well including saying that any but close that i'm involved voting will now have a little link at the bottom sending you to facebook's voting center where they're hoping to help people sign up for voting learn about all this stuff and very clearly it's a response to some of the posts i president donald trump about whether or not they'll in balloting is something that we can trust even though his own government says that it's perfectly safe. so it's going to be very interesting to see how this further goes there's been a lot of pushback on mark zuckerberg over this his employees are unhappy a lot of his allies are unhappy seen twitter who historically has a terrible history of dealing with these things doing better than him in the public eye is not a good way to go forward and this is why the advertisers are going out. >>starbucks spent nearly $95 million last year on facebook as it joins other major brands pulling out of facebook advertising including unilever honda and coca-cola. >>since order to close down bars doesn't include sacramento box, the rising number of cases is leaving some bar owners there was. no other choice. >>plus celebrating the victories and focusing on the future i'm noelle bellow coming up we're taking a look at how one san francisco couple is choosing to celebrate pride. and we've got some clear skies out there right now some windy weathe >>san francisco celebrating 50 years of pride, here's a live look at city hall in san francisco you see it's blowing in the rainbow colors for. >>pride weekend beautiful society, even know pride looked a lot different this year in san francisco. the message of inclusivity and equality for all still stand southwards noelle bellow joins us now from the newsroom with a message from a couple that we've actually been following since their marriage 12 years ago noel. >>that's right john lewis and stuart gaffney were one of the first couples in the city to be legally married and have continued to speak out about the lgbtq movement ever since this month marks 5 years since the supreme court ruled their marriage legal across the entire country. they say we've come a long way, but there is still work to be done. >>now is a great time for us to be thinking okay 5 years from now where do we need to be and that's part of how we're spending fries. >>with no big parade marching down market street, this year celebrating 50 years of pride looks a little different for john lewis and stuart gaffney we've been connecting with people that we have work within the movement for decades and friends and just marking how far this movie has come they've been hosting talks about pride online using this month to celebrate the recent victories thanks again to the u.s. supreme court. >>outline. >>employment non-discrimination and explicitly naming transgender folks is protected this is a huge win and to focus on the future terms of the tremendous momentum from these historic supreme court rulings we need to build on that momentum and go all the way for full equality in all aspects of our lives jon stewart say they want to see more collaboration between the lgbtq community. >>and other movements for full equality, it's about every human being on this in country of deserves to be treated equally regardless of their religion race ethnicity orientation gender identity, you name it. >>we are all human being. >>the couple says when looking ahead to the next 5 years they also will be working hard to make sure congress passes the equality act that would make it illegal for businesses across the country to refuse service to lgbtq people and. >>well thank you not everything was virtual there was a rally and a march this afternoon in the city's castro district, here's what it looked like through a camera that was setup by the san francisco bay times be sure to stick around to celebrate 50 years of pride with us we have an encore presentation of a kron 4 news special. it airs right here on kron 4 after kron 4 news at night california continues to see a surge in coronavirus cases the state's health department reported more than 4800. >>new cases over the past 24 hours. that brings the total to 211,243, 33 people also died since yesterday because of the virus a total of 5,905 people have lost their lives from covid-19 in california. >>more than 800 covid-19 cases linked to inmates and staff at san quentin state prison in marine county demands are growing tonight for safer protocols for prisoners at the facility, several 100 people gathered outside the prison today to demand more efficient testing for all of the inmates and prison staff. they also request the immediate release of those who are most vulnerable to the virus as well as anybody with less than a year left to serve and they are against any war prison to prison transfers the protesters argue there is no safe way to practically to practice. but physical distancing and overcrowded prisons which are operating well above 100% capacity the public defender in alameda county is urging people to contact the governor about covid-19 outbreak sets and quinton. >>the county's chief public defender, brandon woods wants lawyers activists and community members to sign a petition and submit comments directly to the governor's office asking him to take immediate action to stop covid-19 from quote killing more people in prison. we've posted a link to the online petition on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and in los angeles at least 28 members of one family or sick and one family member has died after coronavirus spread from relative to relative richard go rice as his 60 year-old father died of covid-19 1 day before father's day. darius 27 years old, but he says he also struggle to get through the illness other family members affected include a 2 year-old and a pregnant woman. >>you can't really explain the seeming doesn't bother on father's day or or obviously its something its us to process the difficulty to think about. i wish i could have gone the other ship to on the of them, i'm okay. i wish my father was here. >>rice says the family is just not sure how so many people got infected. he says they did not hold a party nor any large gatherings together they think one person got infected and from there the outbreak simply spread to more parts are closed again in sacramento after they learned a customer tested positive for covid-19. the businesses reopen for the first time since march just a few days ago, but as heather jansen tells us bar owners say they're not taking any chances. >>i think this is something that every business should fear closed for cleaning that lands in the depot not welcoming customers for at least another week after a customer tested positive for the virus still unclear where they contracted it but for jonathon cameron and staff and closing a felt like the right thing to do it's a risk in and it's our job and service possibility of businesses in our area. >>that if you find out somebody was in your facility tested positive for covid is to take the moment and clean they're not the first ones either earlier in the week zebra club closed after a customer there tested positive. >>these cases coming at the same time national health officials say younger people going to bars are putting more people at risk and suzanne austin came to town from rockland and says the scene businesses closing again is hard to see makes me sad the businesses are i will still come down here. >>because i believe it's the right thing to do and i don't want to get that. >>but says she understands why and hopes everyone takes precautions saying sacramento seems to be doing it right. >>they're doing it right we're doing it the right way. it's also up to you once again as a responsible person meanwhile several states rolling back on their reopening having bar shut their doors once again not taking a shot with numbers surging. >>here in our area cameron says if it happens here he believes it would be what's best for the health and safety of our community at some point we have to say this is where we are as a business a state and we're going to adjust. >>accordingly. that was had a chance and reporting in minneapolis bar owners are rethinking their safety protocol for bars were linked to a recent outbreak of covid-19 cases there kate raddatz reports. >>that's the first weekend that r word. open up in size and pittsford is the general manager at the 5 '07 bar and restaurant in man keto reopened this week after temporarily closing when he says a bouncer tested positive for covid-19 you feel a sense of. >>responsibility to the community and so he took. we took the initiative to close down the bouncers help make sure no one is violating the bars policy of having no more than 6 people to a table. >>isaiah says now they will also temporarily closed off indoor dining do an additional weekly sanitizer spray and while employees already got temperature checks. it will now be required for customers you had to turn anyone away. >>so far we have not so that tells me that people are either one thing contention to their symptoms or 2 tom, you know there's not really getting anything out about. and so conversation or you can stay that way i see a said most customers have been happily complying with their policies. >>but health officials have been urging younger people to still use social distancing and wear a mask when possible went out at restaurants individuals had frequented those establishments and experiencing symptoms please do consider being evaluated for the first time this week people in their 20's make up the largest portion of cases in the state. >>ayes and who encourages but does not mandate mask for customers said he thinks more specific guidelines for both restaurants and customers could help it's going to be impossible to stop. >>i'm going to say hi to people they know are maybe they're having a 2030 minute conversation all it's almost impossible to catch that beforehand but. you know from our standpoint we say we're doing everything we can kate raddatz. >>in national news, there is major fallout tonight over a disturbing video re tweet by president trump it shows people yelling a racist slogan that is associated with white supremacist critics say what he tweeted this morning goes to the heart of the racial justice discussion that's been going on across the country for the past month. trump shared this video in a tweet which has since been taken down the video is from the villages that's a community in florida. man driving a golf cart with trump campaign posters has seen yelling white power. in the tweet the president says quote. thank you to the great people of the village is referring to the people shown in the video that video shows trump supporters and anti-trump protesters arguing. the white house now claims the president did not hear the white power remark. that instead he re tweeted the video when he saw the enthusiasm of his supporters. south carolina senator tim scott, the only black republican in the senate said today quote there's no question that he should not have re tweeted that video. well listen and if you watch the entire video you can play it because it profanity-laced the entire thing was offensive. certainly the comment about the white power was offensive, there's no question we could play politics with it or we can't i'm not going to i think is indefensible we should take it down that's what i think. >>this is a pattern for the president right this is where he says he just doesn't understand or know or never heard of and never never saw anything that's ever happened around and that's kind of par for the course this cut this video which was extremely offensive. it would have taken a lot for him to not all eyes on it at all when you're tweeting because as you know when you get these things. the video starts we automatically so it's kind of strange credulity to say that he didn't know it. but whether he did or not it's part of a pattern. >>president trump has already been accused of inflaming racial tensions in the u.s. following the backlash over the killing of george floyd as well is back in 2017 when the president said there were quote very fine people on both sides of the clashes at a white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia that comment drew criticism at the time from democrats and from many republican vice president mike pence says he doesn't want to say black lives matter that's because he says he doesn't agree with what he believes is the. >>political message behind it pence told cbs today that he stands against racism and that george floyd's death was inexcusable but that all lives matter. he said he's opposed to the black lives matter movement because he says he believes it's pressing for a radical left agenda. he also says african american leaders have made clear to the trump administration they want law and order and peace on our streets. it is now up to mississippi voters to decide whether or not to keep their state flag the way it is state lawmakers voted this afternoon to retire the flag to lose the confederate emblem, republican governor tate reeves has said he will sign that bill and then it will go to voters in november. >>who has never been more difficult the pandemic has forced more than a million couples to cancel their big summer is usually the most popular time for couples to tie the knot, but of course many weddings have been canceled because of the pandemic however, not all couples are willing to wait tom foreman shows us how love birds are finding creative ways to say i do. >>that they both love the wedding crashers knew what her dress looked like which colors, they'd use kelsey gibson and alex four-iron knew they were going to have a perfect wedding. then in the michigan cold the worst crash rubble, phone call. >>it's so crazy knew we would have never thought that this would ever happen the pandemic swept away the pomp the party and the promise of 200 guests sharing their special moment. >>then there came a day when the honey you've got canceled and they just kept progressing is like one item like dominoes falling they're not alone. >>spring kicks off the wedding season, each year in a big way, but not this time according to a leading matrimonial website. the knot dot com as we look at data there are supposed to be a little over 500,000 weddings over the course of the last 3 months. so tons of couples are rescheduling their weddings getting married you know baby virtually and postponing their reception for leader the not estimates the average couple employs more than a dozen vendors dress makers floors photographers caterers limo drivers, many of whom rely on the wedding trade. so the industry is clawing its way back in bracing new tongue in cheek ideas like delay the date notices and supporting small private services while awaiting the return of big celebrations we're seeing what we're calling the many money right now bakeries are sending many wedding cakes for us are setting many bouquets or maybe some center piece is that the couple can enjoy. >>as for alex and kelsey as his company started making masks then she dove into her work in public health we talk to our families about it and talked her friends, they loaded up a few close friends, some strict disinfecting rules and their puppy. >>drove to a lakeshore and got married anyway, all their families watched online. >>the virus made their big reception weight but not there live. and. >>our way was perfect in spite of the circumstances are winning ways. absolutely perfect even now. it wasn't planned can tom foreman, cnn. >>they were public library will begin providing curbside pickup of library materials, the hp ale to go program as is called allows library users to request items to pick up outside the downtown heywood library branch you can request items by either going to the library's website or calling the life very directly a reminder you're going to have to pay again to park on downtown walnut creek streets wannacry police say they will resume parking enforcement on wednesday july 1st. >>green meters will charge $2 an hour was 3 hour time limits. parking will still be free in front of purple meters or inside city owned garages earlier this month oakland announced it will resume parking enforcement on july 6th. and take a look at this madison park cad amiah students in oakland created more than 700 face shields to donate to hospitals across the country. the school's engineering students put together hundreds of face shields on 3 d printers as part of a group called 3 d printing friends. the project is set to continue through the summer happening tomorrow, your woods is set to reopen to the public there will be some changes though park officials are only going to allow near woods to operate at 50% capacity to give visitors some space for social distancing. >>face masks are not required, but they are highly recommended near woods is reopening despite the fact that marin county has put a pause on reopening after seeing an uptick in the covid-19 cases and if you're going to mir would say in checking out the big trees there you can hear the wind blowing through trees are going to be shaking around tonight, a good part of the day least of the morning to all the things settling down just checked on some winds seem the ultimate passing those wind blown 3040 mile an hour right now so blustery out there and even we've got a mostly clear skies and some haze out of the bay at this time, golden gate bridge you're free of fog right now i think that's the way to stay all night long we'll see more of a northerly wind kicking in overnight tonight that's that offshore flow. >>and that is going to keep your skies, mostly clear. temperatures today 63 degrees in san francisco below the average 69 in oakland 79 degrees comfortable and warm. in san jose 77 degrees and limb or 75 in concord and 89 degrees that's one of the warmer spots in santa rosa. but we've got a weak system rotating just the seat of a lightning strikes near the reno area as weak area of low pressure continue to keep east high pressure trying to build in behind it. the contrast between these 2 systems really bringing the winds and getting blustery in spots overnight tonight. winds not that bad and place like stinson beach calm right now nevado but you see right through fairfield dc byron you see those areas certainly some winds blowing around the bay area now and more to come, especially over some of the higher mountains in the north bay. temperatures for tomorrow, you got to make sure sunshine. some women of san francisco, but couple number of 68 degrees about 77 warm in oakland 84 degrees. in san jose high pressure building in now and that ridge is going to settle in bringing those nice normally those dry wind so fire danger going to be elevated over the next 36 hours or so offshore flow keeping our skies, nice and clear throughout the night tonight, so the big bubble of high pressure overhead and the beautiful conditions all the way to the coastline but windy and certainly the relative humidity will be very low so fires to get started they will burn and burn in a hurry overnight lows going to be in the 40's and the 50's by day tomorrow we're enjoying some sunshine into san francisco. and 70's in the marina 73 in the mission about 67. in daly city 65 elder not of 70 degrees. beautiful a breezy in millbrae 80 degrees in redwood city also in woodside south 84 cupertino 84 in sunnyvale 81 in saratoga and los gatos 90 degrees get a little hot and windy over the altamont pass again through a little more then you're looking at 89 degrees in the cochrane 86 in a rant about 83 hercules north watching out for the winds there right to the delta specially high temperatures for the afternoon with some 90's begin to pop up back along the coastline and going to be windy and spots at least over the mountain tops tonight and early tomorrow morning then by the afternoon more general westerly sea breeze kicking him. next couple days going to be probably the warmest days in the next 7 that we start to cool down a little bit the 4th of july looks mostly sunny but more wind on the way. >>thank you lawrence and this is just in from alameda county a home is badly damaged and a dog is dead after a fire this evening in san leandro alameda county fire crews say they responded to the fire on cumberland avenue about 7.15 this evening. fire crews were able to contain it but not before the flames destroyed 2 rooms and killed one of the 2 dogs kept in the backyard. the fire also left 3 people without a home tonight. alameda county firefighters are also working a vegetation fire in the area of the altamont pass and dire road that fire started about an hour ago fire crews say the blaze spread to about 30 acres. they do say though progress has been stopped some sports news to new england patriots have a new quarterback tonight. >>the team reached an agreement with cam newton formally with the carolina panthers to replace tom brady after leading the patriots to 6 super bowl championships since 2001 brady signed with tampa bay buccaneers newton has remained a free agent this season, he reportedly signed a one-year deal with the patriots. it's worth up to 7 and a half million dollars smalling's the 7.37 max planes may be a step closer to flying again the f a a says it could begin testing those planes as early as monday, cnn has obtained a copy of a letter in which the agency updates congress on the aircraft it says. >>test flights are just one step toward allowing the planes to fly again. the u.s. and dozens of other nations grounded the 7.37 max after 2 fatal plane crashes. despite that boeing resume production of the plane's last month you can bet. >>this car is one of a kind up next how the pandemic helped and the pandemic many people have been picking up some new project site gardening or remodeling a room building some furniture yeah well see if your project and top this one a man in kansas built a car from scratch as bell for a test drive. >>you want to go for a ride when tom trumpeter takes you for a spin he drives a hot right he built himself from the wheels up what i did is i took 2 brand new bicycles and cut them into. >>and frame when the covid-19 pandemic pump the brakes on many industries, the retired engineer went to work as right here is a step off of a ladder building this car had of random items some of which came from yard sales, including a piece of a broomstick and a shower door i always build things i i'm always been that way even when i was a kid trumpeter call to his model team says it has an old tiny designed to begin with the courage to electric motors and a backup camera system trumpeter finish the multiyear project last week at a news down time during the pandemic to make everything all this is mind blowing what he has done francisco what our lives across the street from trumpeter he says this would be elan musk is a genius and he wants to take the car for a spin of his own this is a fun thing to to have in our neighborhood right across the street, someone my wife and i want to go on a date on going to be asking to see if we can now use it trumpeter says his car tops out around 25 miles per hour and what's more his inventing days may not be over just yet. this is the coop the four-door model might be on the way a lot of people throw things away and sometimes i look at it and i say well wait a minute i want to their time i needed when all those parts come together wheels really start turning. pretty cool. mcdowell reporting. >>can you build stuff can't i can't even put together a stat like are you took of broomstick and a vision of the car is pretty amazing like a disney movie yeah. well that does it for kron 4 news on this sunday night we'll stay right here for our special celebrating 50 years of pride it will start at the top of the hour. we now want to leave you with a live look at san francisco's city hall lit up in rainbow colors for the pride weekend and lauren tonight will be on. >>kron on with another hour of news and weather we'll see you then.

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