some might like it, it may continue for another day and to have. another cloak of clouds around, more mild to hot, and semi- breezy. it's hot inland and everything continues, a few showers could pop up near the sierra if you are heading that way. that continues into the weekend, very persistent pattern. it's not changing yet. it will by the weekend. there will be a big change in the cooler and windy, but not until we get to late saturday into sunday. so, highs today and your average to above coast, bay, and also inland. over to sal , now. that's right, they are clearing it now, but the damage to northbound 101 is where the traffic is. the accident was near 880. the cleaning crew has left opening lanes, however there is still slow traffic. it's getting better. i looked at the photo, and now i can see traffic is getting better. if you want to use 280 instead, it is much better because there is no slow traffic getting into that west valley. 7:02, let's go back to the headlines. police in antioch are investigating a suspicious death at a grocery store. the death of a man inside of a luckys supermarket. ktvu's elissa harrington is more on this story. >> good morning, dave. suspected altercation between a chopper and employee inside the store. i want to show you some video from the store where police were called there just before 10:00 p.m. for disturbances inside. they say a man got into a physical confrontation with the store employee. police say 56-year-old employee, caught the man trying to steal meat from behind the butcher shop area. when the employee confronted him, the suspected shopper attacked. they found the employee injured and found the 34-year-old man unconscious, without a pulse. officers began cpr, per medics pronounced him dead at the scene. they still have not determined why he stopped breathing. at this time it's unclear if something happened during the fight, or if he had a medical emergency. >> i don't know. i know there was a physical disturbance, it may have been between the store employee and someone suspected of shoplifting, but i don't know -- >> police have not identified the person who died. the employee was injured and had to be hospitalized. the lucky supermarket is back open this morning. reporting live, i'm melissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. new this morning, police in santa rosa are investigating a double shooting overnight. it happened about 12:30 this morning near sebastopol road in denton avenue. police say they think as many as four got into a fight on the sidewalk. two were hit with gunshots. both were hit, hospitalized. a vote last night by the open school board to eliminate the school police force happened at a virtual school board meeting, on the heels all the protests around the country, and that vote was closely watched >> the community is happy right now. this is history in the making, why'all. >> even the chief of the school district police force supports the decision, but says the hard part starts now. a new school safety plan is needed before the end of this year. >> that plan is going to need counselors, restorative justice folks. it's going to need behavioral health people. if we do not hire those people and put them in the schools, we are kind of defeating the purpose of shutting down the police department, because they're going to show up with the same problems we had. >> the chief says the current members of the school police force and more than 50 security guards handle about 1000 calls districtwide every semester. about 300 of the calls are over sexual assault, robberies, and crimes that need immediate responses. the school superintendent wants a new plan by the first of the year. and state education officials also re-examining having police on school campuses. tony thurman, of public instruction, once a new task force to hold a hearing next week on school safety. >> we have already seen data that shows in many cases, that when there are police on campus, this results in more suspensions or unrest of our students, and in particular, african american students and other students of color. this is conditions, it must be changed. >> they still may be needed in cases where students are threatened, such as bomb threats or shootings, but he says the police should not be involved in discipline issues. california is expected to reach new troubling coronavirus milestones, today. our state will likely surpass the total of 200,000 covid-19 cases. the last official count was tuesday, that is when california had more than 7100 cases, topping the previous mark of 5000, set just the day before. some 5700 have died from the virus. governor gavin newsom is expected to hold another news conference on covid-19 today. he has been warning citizens about new surges, hospitalizations, and people in the icu. another troubling statistic he has been highlighting is the rate of positive tests grows more than 5% in the past two weeks. >> a lot of those numbers are reflected in increases in the bay area. and that's part of the state that has moved the last into this new phase. >> governors and was asked if the state needs to pause the reopening process. the simple answer was no, but he said he wants californians to follow safety guidelines. this means wearing face masks, social distancing, and washing hands regularly. he also threatened to withhold relief funding to noncompliance with state opening requirements. san mateo county supervisor wants a letter to governor newsom, calling for fines against violators, those caught without a mask would first receive a warning, then a $100 fine for a second offense. and $500 for every offense afterword, under the plan. it would not be issued by police, rather community service officers. >> what i have seen out there is that people aren't taking the virus seriously. and this is serious. this is life. or death. >> he says he has been threatened for his proposal but thinks it's really in the best interest of public health. if the governor does not accept the idea, supervisor, saying he will introduce the proposal at the next supervisor's meeting. >> our time is 7:08. research on why it's important to wear a face mask. a new study by the university of washington says by october, 180,000 people in the u.s. will die from the coronavirus. the number could be cut by as much as 33,000, if 95% of americans wore facial coverings. california congressman, adam schiff, wants the u.s. to give free cloth masks to every american who needs one. it's called the masks work act, it would tell the department of health and human services to mail a cloth face covering to anyone who asks for it. the cdc would also create a psa to emphasize why the experts recommend wearing a mask to reduce the spread of covid-19. our time is now 7:09. well, about a week from today, six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo will partially reopen. visitors will be able to see the park's animals, but the main attractions and rides will stay closed. staff says the animals miss interacting with visitors. you will need to make a reservation online. the park will be checking their temperature, guests, and requiring you to wear a face mask and practice social distancing. the park's full reopening will be announced at a later date. and don't forget, you can check the county by county information on reopening with the ktvu news app . there is a running list of what is open and where. time is 7:09. i know it's june, not february, but weather feels a lot like groundhog day, here, steve paulson. >> [ laughter ] that is a good point, gasia, yes it does. you are right, it has been stuck here for at least five days, probably six before things start to change. there will be a big change on the weekend to cooler and windy. low clouds are making the usual push, 54 for the city today. 67, 53 on the higher record. 99 degrees, 48, back in 1901. 50s, 60s on the temperatures, like point, 66, lot of mid-50s out there. 54 in novato, so there are a few cooler. they're going to be a few more thunderstorms up in the sierra, and also on the lee side, in case you are heading up there. for mendocino county, so clearlake and ukiah goes until friday. that is low dropping in on late saturday into sunday for a huge change, windy and cooler will sweep in, dropping these inland temps. 70s, 80s, 90s if you're inland, it is in the 90s. around the coast it is in the 60s and 70s. so it's a pattern here that has not changed anytime soon, that's for sure. we are looking for not much change friday, then it starts to cool down, saturday. huge change on sunday, you guys. all right, steve. time is 7:11. santa clara county is in morning after a cadet died. what he was doing when he suddenly collapsed. and an investigation after a woman in the east bay was robbed after going to a bank. several crimes probably leave are connected. you have the power to know before you go, when you wake up with mornings on 2. >> you also have the power to kn you 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fairgrounds. new this morning, the weekly and unemployment claims numbers are out . one .48 1.48 million americans filed last week, 60,000 fewer than last week's filings. it is more than most economists had forecasted. this is the 12th week in a row the number of first-time claims has dropped, not too much movement on stocks, but of course pam cook is monitoring that. and we'll have more on dollars and cents. traffic is coming back, isn't it? >> it sure is, and we do have traffic that is improving in san jose right now. but we just got a new accident in san francisco. so a couple of things clearing, a couple of things coming. let's first go take a look at the commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza. and i can show you the traffic getting into san francisco is going to be just a little bit slow here. i'll back up to the maze, interstate 880 looks all right, and the accident in san jose is cleared up, and northbound one- to-one traffic is going to be okay. south on 101, new crash, near candlestick park with emergency crews on the scene. we'll follow up on that and let you know more about it the next time around. but now let's go to the weather. here is steve paulson. thank you, sal castaneda. we have the typical status quo, fog and clouds are locked in, and won't change until the weekend. for today if you are near the coast in bay, there is no change. 60s, 70s, inland, 80s to near 100. these were the highs, yesterday, vacaville, 99. san jose, not bad, 89. livermore, 90s, but they have had that all week long. 67, lakeport, they are on the way to near 100. other locations are stuck in the soup or near 50s. santa rosa, 55 with some reported fog. low clouds and fog are making the usual dance, and it appears stuck in a persistent pattern. at least to friday. saturday, things start to change. cool coast, hot, inland mama at that's a pretty strong system dropping into oregon. windy, cooler and some sheridan shower activity. hot, inland, 60s, 70s, by the water, 80s away from that, and you can find 90s no problem. not much change, friday, it cools down in the wind cranks up on sunday, gasia and dave. >> reporter: thanks, steve. how visitors can avoid a quarantine period. we'll talk about a new guide to help you navigate movie theater experiences in the age of covid-19. ♪ welcome back to mornings on 2. 7:22 a.m. on an overcast sky in oakland, here. ♪ >> get together, by the younger bloods, requested off of our facebook page. this song is quietly now 50 years old or something like that. thank you, jeff for the request. if you would like a song, let me know, on facebo 7:22. san francisco's outside music festival will not be happening this year, due to the covid-19 and amick. the annual festival was set place, if you bought tickets, you can get a refund, or your tickets will be valid for next year's festival. it is expected to be back at golden gate park, august 6th through eighth of 2021. organizers of the bluegrass festival, also taking place in golden gate parks, or holding out for the event. it is set to happen in october. it usually draws large crowds. >> reporter: if you are inside a public venue or outside and cannot maintain social distancing, that is now the 17th state in the country to make facemasks mandatory for just about everyone. nevada has seen a steady increase in the number of cases since the beginning of this month. including, more than 700 new cases just this past week. the movie ticketing company, fandango, is providing a new safety resource meant to help people feel comfortable as they head back to the theater. they are letting know which theaters are open, and the safety guidelines for each one. people can check if the concession stands will be open. the guide is information for more than 100 theater chains. you can see what their safety procedures are, whether it is masks, and sanitizers, social distancing -- >> they will update the information as theaters provide it. as for what will be playing, studios are offering 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it is coast and bake at temperatures. 50s on the temperatures, livermore, 59, speaking of san jose, a bit of a self-southeast breeze, nine. i've seen up to 13 miles an hour. it's a decent breeze coming over san pablo bay out towards fairfield, and the airport has come down a bit. the fog retreats and the highs come in, the fog will be back tonight. your average to above inland, and that has not changed, but it will by the weekend. more on that in about 10 minute over to sal now. san francisco or sa let's st san francisco, steve. if you are trying to drive to san francisco from oakland, you will see a backup here at the toll plaza, as westbound bay bridge, you can see some slow traffic there at the toll plaza. it's not particularly tall so slow, but it will be a little bit here before you pay the money. also, if you are driving the ar that era, it is completely gone. if you were on the peninsula, mostly good, but there is a reported crash, softened 101 at candlestick park so south bound 11, as were driving south out of san francisco, you will see it. the best thing to do is to use 280 instead of 101. 7:31, let's go back to the headlines. new this morning, police in antioch investigating a fight at a grocery store that turned deadly. it happened, last night, at a lucky store on carter lama boulevard, just before 10:00 p.m. police say a store employee caught a man who was trying to steal meat from the hind the butcher shop area, confronted the man, and the suspect attacked the employee. during the struggle, police say the suspect suddenly stopped breathing. >> when the officers arrived on scene, they found one subject, who was unconscious, did not have a pulse. officers began doing cpr until they were released by paramedics. paramedics eventually pronounced the person deceased on the scene. >> the cause of death has not been determined, we are waiting for autopsy results. the employee is expected to recover. later today, governor gavin newsom is expected to hold another news conference to provide an update on the covid- 19 pandemic in california. that spring in ktvu's allie rasmus reporting live here, and the governor's message really is don't become complacent. >> that's right. the governor's message, yesterday, was urgent and very clear. he says there has been an increase in covid-19 cases throughout the state of california. and wearing a mask to protect yourself and others is crucial to slow that trend. now, he threatened to withhold 2 1/2 billion dollars in state funds to counties in our state that defy these orders. there are more than 7000 confirmed cases in california, yesterday, of covid-19, and an increase of 4%. it brings the total number of cases, statewide, to more than 195,000. some of the increase can be attributed to increased testing. health officials warn not all of it is because of that. 96,000 tests per day, the positivity rate, the number of people tested, who tested positive for covid-19, rose more than 5% these past two weeks. where cases have been relatively stable over the past month, local public health officials are noticing a troubling spike. >> it is our behaviors that are leading to these numbers. and we are putting people's lives at risk. i don't mean to say that to be hyperbolic, but we lost 52 24 h 65, on tuesday, lost their lives -- >> many of the epics in california are tied to state prisons, and nursing homes, as well as specific counties in southern and central california. other health officials say the increase is a generally just because of community spread. as more people get out to socialize, that is, and social distancing rules are relaxed. as of yesterday, governor newsom said he had no plans to reintroduce some of the previous shelter in place restrictions for now. he says what he wants everyone to focus on now is to wear the mask at all timeallie rasmus, ktvu fox2 news. happening today, in washington, a plan for police reform will be voted on in house of representatives. in his conference by house leaders, there is speaker nancy pelosi, they're talking about the police reform bill. it comes after senate democrats blocked a republican plan that they say doesn't go far enough. all but two of senate democrats voted no. >> bipartisan means what it says, you work with both parties. >> 70% of what you wanted? today, and tomorrow, and next week, you could get zero. and you are going to wait until the election to get more. >> now in-house, the democrats have the votes needed to pass their plan today, but it probably won't pass in the senate, an. in georgia, three have been indicted on charges of felony murder in the he was jogging back in february. a grand jury handed down indictments against travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael, and william brian junior. ahmaud arbery was jogging when the mcmichael's allegedly boxed them in with their pickup truck and shot him, three times, believing he was a burglar. william brian, videotaped the whole incident but claims he was just a witness heard investigators say brann used his truck to repeatedly block the path of armory. the state attorney general says he will not be investigating a police shooting in vallejo, where a 22-year-old man was killed. attorney general xavier becerra's says the solano county da can handle the investigation into the death of sean monterrosa, expected of looting a drugstore on june 2nd, when the vallejo police officer shot him through the windshield of his car. witnesses say he was on his knees, but police say his hands were at his waist, and they thought he had a gun. it turned out he had a hammer. san jose mayor, outlining a nine point plan to begin reforms in his city police departments. one goal is to allow external reviews of a legend misconduct or abuse. the plan would also expand authority to oversee actions of both city managers and police chiefs. the officers union says its members want to serve the community. >> we are always very interested in sitting down and having a conversation in finding ways to help our officers to the very best job they can, when they are out there serving their communities. >> san jose's police deferment has been heavily criticized on reactions to protests. authorities in santa clara county are vista getting the death of a sheriff's cadet who died during training. 39-year-old misha maura was training to be a deputy and was weeks away from graduating. he suddenly collapsed, all exercise involves running around the building and assimilated assault with the instructor wearing a fully padded suit. the cadet has a helmet, padded gear, and a foam baton. >> it's a difficult training, and historically we have had some issues with it. but -- it's, it's of course tragic. >> i have seen, not only an hour academy, but others in the bay area, where we have had concussions, broken noses, even though they are wearing a helmet. >> the county sheriff says inde the exact cause of death as being investigated, he leaves behind a wife and two children. today and tomorrow, a huge dust cloud will reach parts of the gulf coast area and now this mass of very dry and very dusty air came from the sierra. sorry, the sahara, last weekend. it is going to cause hayes and a fiery red sunset. while the dust cloud forms every year, this is the biggest one in the century. in trouble more than 4000 miles, crossing the atlantic ocean to the caribbean and the gulf of mexico. it's coming. 7:39. let's talk about the weekend looks like. is it too early to look at the weekend, steve? >> it is not gasia, but that dust won't be headed our way. it also has a tendency to suppress hurricane activity, so it's pretty quiet right now in the atlantic. to us, we will look to the weekend, and nothing wrong with that, gasia and dave. it will be cooler, but for now what you see is what you get. and what we get is cool temperatures by the coast. the city has been stuck about 60 today. 99, the record high in 1993. 50s, 60s, 70s, lakeport will have no problem getting to near 100 today. brentwood and vacaville will be very close. but around the bay, 60s, 70s, low clouds are there, heat advisory out up towards ukiah, clearlake, lake county, mendocino county, solano candy county goes until 7:00 p.m. it will really cranked up the wind and cool england temperatures as we head towards sunday and monday. temperatures are well above average and close for this time of year. not much change, friday, and i think the change starts to develop as we head into saturday, and a huge drop when the wind picks up, sunday, gasia and dave. thank you, steve. coming up on 7:41. cracking down on counterfeit goods. what amazon is doing to try to ensure namebrand items are the real thing. roller coasters and all amusement parks will have to wait a bit longer before opening , and six flags in vallejo, we will tell you about attractions that will be reopening a discovery kingdom. for change within the police department, across the nation. we will hear from one of the 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they plan to drive instead of going by plane or train. aaa estimates air travel will drop by 74% this year. rough travel, road travel is expected to drop by 3%. the eiffel tower, one of the treasures of france, has reopened. visitors are allowed back in, but only the first two decks are open. tourists still have to walk up, since the elevators are closed. the third deck may reopen next month, in time for bastille day. the most famous museum in france is due to reopen, next month. july 6th. officials are predicting the first few days there will only be about 20% ofpeople time to spend time in an uncrowded galley with their favorite artwork. international flights were suspended at sfo because of the pandemic, but are now coming back. air france, and united have resumed flights to europe and asia. sfo says it has an average of 62 international flights per week on the schedule for this month. but that is still less than 10% of the flights originally scheduled for june before the pandemic. sfo anticipates more international flights will be added in july. mexico during this month, we saw service begin again, to london, multiple cities in germany, taipei, hong kong, korea. so this is really the first month where we are seeing international flying the kind of start up again at sfo. >> now all travel advisory restrictions, procedures, are still in place. the airport also requires that travelers must wear facial coverings and practice social distancing. the general manager of the san jose sharks is being inducted into hockey's hall of fame. he has been eligible for the honor since 1996. he won the norris trophy, awarded to the league's top defenseman. he finished out his career playing for the sharks. he retired in 1993 and was hired as the team's general manager in 2004. wilson says he was surprised by the nomination. >> it's humbling. you know, and i have never really thought much about it, i'll be honest with you. and when you come into this league, it's not what you think about. you think about playing the game, staying in the moment -- this is the cherry on top of a sunday that came out of left field, i'll tell you. >> the ceremony is set for november 6th, it's still not clear if it will actually happen as scheduled. new this morning, the nfl preseason opener has been canceled. the cowboys and steelers game was scheduled to happen in ohio, it has been canceled due to the pandemic. the nfl also announced the hall of fame entrainment ceremony on august 8th has been postponed now until. our time, 7:48. nasa is renaming its headquarters in honor of an african-american female trailblazer. the headquarters will be renamed after mary w. jackson. she was a mathematician and aerospace engineer, and on the lead program that boosted the roles of females at nasa. she died in 2005, was awarded the congressional gold medal last year. california voters will be deciding the issue of affirmative action this november. the question of whether the state government, and public universities can consider race when it comes to hiring and admissions will appear on the ballots. he will remember california banned affirmative action policies in 1996. yesterday the state senate voted to repeal that amendment. voters will have to approve the repeal in november before it can become law. a proposed ballot during san jose would give the mayor a extra two years in office. the measure would push the election back two years to 2024, to take advantage of a higher turnout from a national election. if approved, he could end up serving a total of 10 years in office. the proposal would also give the mayor more power, by carrying out duties currently in reserve for the city manager. the city council is set to vote on the proposal, next tuesday, before it can appear on the november ballot. california voters will decide whether people on parole for felony convictions should be allowed to vote. supporters of the measure say it would restore the rights to people who have paid their debt to society. opponents argue it is disrespectful to the victims and families. national convention this summer. it is being moved out of milwaukee's basketball arena to a smaller venue. state delegations are being told not to come, due to concerns about covid-19. most of the convention will be virtual, but it will be anchored in milwaukee, featuring live broadcasts from other cities. joe biden is expected to accept the nomination at the convention site. the four day event starts on august 17th. there are concerns about the upcoming republican national convention. held in jacksonville, florida, before the rnc made the decision to move the convention to jacksonville, duval county only had 87 cases of covid-19. in the last three days, the county has seen more than 600. the republican party said in a statement, safety precautions will be adapted, based on the situation at the time. our time is 7:50. a different story, a dallas cowboys player, former chicago bear, sharing video of a recent encounter with real bears. clinton dix shared surveillance video of his recent confrontation with a mama bear and her cub at his house in florida. you can see the bears wandering down the street towards his white car. then he comes up, riding a scooter. then all three of them ran away from each other. that is about as fast as i would run too. maybe faster. >> [ laughter ] >> can you imagine that, gasia and sal? >> i take heart in the fact the big strong men would react the same way i would. [ laughter ] >> what would you do? >> i would do the exact the same thing. >> he can run fast, right? >> yeah. [ laughter ] i think i could fly. [ laughter ] >> yeah. he is an nfl player, he can run real fast. [ laughter ] morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at what we have. we still have quite a backup here at the bay bridge i want to show you. it is backed up to before you make it to the bridge, and it will probably get better by the time we reach 8:00. but we have had some slow traffic, here, approaching the bridge. and we'll keep watching it for you as sooks okay. there have been no major issues at candlestick, that has been cleared up, and san jose traffic is also looking pretty good. 7:52. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal, thank you, sir. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we have that fog, and inland temps are still going to be above average, in the 90s to your 100 for some. it will be 60s and 70s. cool to nice to warm to hot, depending on your proximity along the coast, that is for sure. 50s, 60s, 70s on the attempts here, some areas will take long out to contra costa, they are on their way to a rather hot date, again. temperatures, you know, the pump up the bump up, then down. it is a persistent pattern. temperatures around the bay, upper 70s to new 80s, so cool, coast, hot, inland. it will break on the weekend, more than likely, sunday, but saturday we'll start to get impacts from it, as a load drops in. windy and cooler for the most inland locations. it will drop a good 20 degrees, possibly some shower activity over the sierra as well. not much change for friday, but a big change on saturday and sunday, gasia and dave. a movement to find people who refuse to follow the new rules. incredible video, terrifying moments where a police officer jumped in to rescue a driver from a burning truck. what happened to the driver inside. remembering a space pioneer, how nasa is honoring its first female african- american engineer. don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. just head to ktvu.com /email and sign up for the daily service. ♪ off! family care has a dry 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the numbers initially headed to lower, when the bell rang this morning. the dow turned positive, briefly, with some help from the bank stocks. that is easing some restrictions on the banks, and their investments, but fluctuating quite a bit this morning, as we take a live look . just want to let you know that the dow is now down a little bit. the nasdaq has now turned slightly positive. the s&p 500, down as well though. that nasdaq, hanging onto the 9900 level at this point. german digital payments company, wire card, filed forinsolvency today, just days after the discovery of a $2 billion accounting scandal. the company's former ceo was arrested, earlier this week, on suspicion of having artificially inflated the company's balance sheet it it acknowledged the $2 billion included in financial statements probably ever existed. shares and wire card are now down 90% since last week. $104 per share to less than two dollars today. so far, the latest company to team up with instagram to let shoppers buy products right from the social media site, more than 80 brands will be available on sophora's instagram , with instagram checkout. users shop directly from store's social media feed and stories. they will see a check out on instagram button, and can head to those payment options. so, a lot of retailers wanting to make up for some lost revenue during the shelter in place orders. companies like adidas, already using that instagram feature. that is a look at your dollars and cents. let's go dave and gasia. police interview a grocery store employee after a suspected shoplifter dies inside the store. details on the early-morning investigation in the city of antioch. police reform, once again taking center stage in washington, d.c. a look at the proposal in the house, after a bill in the senate failed. tens of millions of americans have filed for unemployment. a look at the number, just out this morning as the economy struggles to recover. from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. all right, good morning everyone, and welcome back to mornings on 2. it is thursday, june 25th, i'm mike mibach, and that is the last thursday, gasia, in the month of june. july one comes next wednesday. >> it feels like 17 years, in other ways it flew by in a moment. steve, it feels like we are closer to the weekend, when the weather is nice and mild like it is. it will cool down by sunday , but not today. today is a huge spread again, 60s to near 100 again today. in springtime, we could not get anything locked in. then summer clicked along and just like that, fog walked in, and it has been up and down the coast. 62, livermore and san jose, 61, there is a little bit of a breeze out there, but it has come down a little bit. stronger out towards the ultimate pass. the east-southeast breeze, up to 14 miles per hour, and 61 degrees as well. fog will retreat, 60s, by the water's edge, 70s around the zito county, lake county, until thursday, friday, and on solano county and the valley on saturday. temperatures above average, inland. over to sal now, and what about the bay bridge toll plaza, sal? this is the first day that i've seen it actually linger like this, past 8:00, steve, where the backup is very long. as you can see it's backed up all the way out to the bay still. so yes, and gasia have been saying, everyone really, who looks at the traffic, it's getting busier. now we are getting to notice it. the other commutes have not filled in just yet, so we are getting some busy traffic, 880 usually before the pandemic we had slow traffic on the right- hand side, heading into downtown. we have not seen it yet. san mateo looks okay, it is 8:02. let's go back to the headlines. this morning, investigation is underway in antioch, after a suspected shoplifter died after getting into a fight with a store employee. this happened at the lucky supermarket on control them away. let's bring in ktvu's elissa harrington. >> good morning, gasia. it is unclear at this time if this man died because ened duri the fight, or if he had you tha store where this happened. this is the lucky supermarket in antioch on contra loma way. officers were called just before 10:00 p.m. last night for a report of a physical disturbance. >> when the officers arrived on scene, they found one subject, who was unconscious, did not have a pulse. the officers began during cpr on him until relieved by firefighters and paramedics. the paramedics eventually pronounced that person deceased on-scene. >> police say that a 56-year- old employee of the store confronted a man after seeing him try to steal meat from behind the butcher shop area. the suspected shoplifter and attacked the employee, and the two got into a fight. when police arrived, they found the employee injured. they found the 34-year-old man unconscious, without a pulse. they do not know why he stopped breathing. the employee was injured and had to be transported to a hospital. the identity of both involved has not been released, but what we do know is the man who died was from antioch. the employee, from concord. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. elissa, thank you. new this morning, santa rosa police are investigating a double shooting that happened overnight. it started around 12:30 this morning. police say they think as many as four men got into a fight on the sidewalk him and two of them were hit by gunfire. for hospitalized, and police are still looking for the other people involved. one school board voted to eliminate the district's police department, and it was closely watched by the oakland community. >> the community is [ bleep ] happy right now. this is history in the making, why'all. >> even the chief of the school district police force supports the decision, but says the hard part starts now. a new school safety plan is needed be for the end of the year. >> it is going to need behavioral health people. if we do not hire those people and put them in the schools, we are defeating the purpose of shutting the police department down, because they will show up to solve the same problems that we did. >> the chief says 10 members of the current school police force, and more than 50 security guards handle about 1000 calls districtwide. about 300 calls are for sexual assaults, robberies, and other crimes that need immediate responses. the schowants a new plan by the first of the year. state education officials are also re-examining whether or not to have officers on school campuses. tony thurman, the state superintendent of education, says he wants a new task force to hold a hearing next week on school safety. >> we have already seen data that shows in many cases, when there are police on campus, this results in more suspensions, more arrests, of our students. in particular, african-american students, and other students of color. this is a condition that must be changed. >> thurman says school police may still be needed in cases where students are threatened, like bomb threats or shootings, but he says the police should not be involved in discipline issues. for new schools will have to offer some type of in-person live instruction, in order to receive state funding, next year. governor newsom is expecting to sign a bill tied to his recent budget deal with the state legislature, that still allows for remote learning mixed with live interaction. the bill requires students to have access to necessary distance learning technology. according to a nonprofit journalism site with a focus on education, the state needs more than 7000 laptops, and 300,000 wi-fi spots. more troubling coronavirus milestones today. expecting to surpass, more than the previous mark of 5000, set just the day before. in all, 5700 people here in california have died from covid- 19. governor gavin newsom will be holding another news conference today. he has been warning californians about trends in the state and the surges, hospitalizations, and the rate of positive tests, rising to more than 5% in the past two weeks. >> a lot of those numbers are reflected in increases in the bay area. and that's part of the state that has moved the last into this phase. >> governor newsom was asked if the state needs to pause the reopening process. his simple answer was no, but he did say he wants californians to follow safety guidelines, that means wearing face masks, social distancing, and washing hands regularly. the governor also threatened to withhold relief funding to counties that refuse to comply with the state's reopening requirements. san mateo county supervisor, wanting to toughen the facemask order. he calls for fines against violators. those caught would first receive a warning, then a $100 fine for first offense, and a $500 fine for every additional offense. the fines would not be issued by police but rather by community service officers. >> what i am seeing out there is that people are not taking the virus seriously. and this is serious. this is life or death. >> supervisor, saying he thinks it is in the best interest of public health. he says if the governor does not accept the idea, he will propose at the next supervisors meeting. new research shows the importance of wearing a face mask. the university of washington study reports 180,000 people in the united states could die from covid-19 by october. researchers say the number could drop by as many as 33,000 people if 95% of americans wore face coverings. new this morning, a weekly unemployment claims report is out. the u.s. labor dormant is reporting 1.48 million workers filed for unemployment insurance for the first time it is more than most economists have forecasted. this is the 12th week in a row that the number of first-time claims has dropped. today marks 70 years since the start of the korean war. that war began back on june 25th, 1950, when communist north korean troops launched a surprise attack into south korea. u.s. soldiers fought alongside south korean troops during the war. the president and first lady expected to attend a wreathlaying ceremony. here's a live picture of the memorial. this monument honors the 36,000 u.s. troops who were killed during that three year conflict. he will be joined by several veterans from the korean war. 8:10, let's talk about getting aside for 20 minutes, steve paulson is here to help us out with today and what lies ahead. if you are inland, you might want to go now, unless you don't mind the heat. temperatures are quite nice around the bay 70s to upper 70s for some. inland you can find easily near 100 degrees. cool by the coast, 50s and 60s, there. these will pick up a little bit. the city, 68, 54. 67, 53, are the averages. 99 in 1993, 48 the record low, back in 1901. seeing 50s, 60s, 70s, vacaville , it will be hot, near 100 degrees near both of those locations. 90s for many and upper 90s for some as well. if you have the fog, and if you like it, rejoice. it's not going anywhere. it will be back. a very persistent pattern here, at least for the first full week of summer. it will change the by the weekend, a rather strong low is going to drop into organ, and sweep around that deepening system. the possibility ofinto if you have avplans, keep that in mind. for us, windy and cool will be the result. inland may come down 15 degrees with that low, deep enough. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s near 100 inland. those temperatures will drop this weekend, gasia and mike. steve, thank you. a sheriff's department is in mourning after the death of a cadet. what he was doing when he suddenly collapsed. a woman was robbed after going to a bank in alameda. the string of crimes police believe are connected. you have the power of to newscasts. >> you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox2 news app . ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they 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out about midnight just west of interstate 5 at highway 130 near patterson. the fire has burned 300 acres and is at this point, 20% contained. probably in alameda are warning people about a series of water, bank robberies. after driving home from a bank, a man took her purse and drove off. a similar incident to another woman happened back in may. >> be cognizant of your surroundings, pay attention pol whether the victims went into bank branches or stop an at an atm. stated city staff picked out three sites, but the planning commission rejected each site, saying they were not suitable for families. antioch's mayor was to install trailers at the fairgrounds. one week from today, six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo will partially reopen. visitors will be able to see the park's animals, but the main attractions and rides will stay closed. you will have to make a reservation online and practice social distancing while inside the park. the full reopening date will be later announced. you can check reopening information through the ktvu news app . we are keeping a running list of what is open and we are, where, near the top of the page. because of a delay in the release of state guidelines, disney could not meet the original date, though it plans to reopen disney world in florida on july 11th. i think i mentioned, sal, you are not going to find me at disneyland for the next year or two. how are the roads looking this morning? >> we are seeing more people, mike and gasia. i know both of you have been mentioning more people are coming back, and it's happening very gradually. let's take a look at the bay bridge. you can see, it is not like a huge traffic jam or anything, but it is a little this pattern will continue. interesting side note is that people who normally use transit just anecdotally, a lot of people saying i'm driving, i didn't used to drive, but i drive now, so we will look at numbers the next few weeks and see if that is happening. i believe the agency said that as well. this is a look at interstate 880 . in oakland you can see traffic is moderately heavy, no problems on the san mateo bridge, and all of these pictures you see overcast weather. as a transition over to steve, if i were to go to livermore today, he would be very hot, wouldn't it? four, 95, sal, so -- >> yeah, okay. >> people in livermore would say that's not too bad. they can get a lot hotter than that. but this week has been hot for many, it will coolwn on the weekend, ough there is fog on the coast, and a lot, and that won't change until probably the weekend when a system will drop in. if you were inland, 92, that was down, san jose 83, the city some, 67. vacaville and brentwood are way on their way to near 100. fog heads back to the coast. it is making its usual push, so the heat advisory applies to mendocino county and lake county through late friday, late thursday and friday, but out to solano county until saturday. that will drop again on saturday into sunday and will send a huge drop into temps. thunderstorm activity is possible up in lake tahoe. 60s, 70s to's 80s and 90s, some 90s for some, temperatures not changing too much on friday. we start to drop rapidly on sunday, gasia and mike. those avhawaii have a way to avoid a 14 day quarantine period. the new guide that will help you in the age of covid-19 for theaters. you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. ♪ ♪ age: 24, welcome back to mornings on 2. thank you, brad for the request, and that's it for today. you can send requests pretty much anytime of the day. i keep a list. facebook, twitter, instagram, the hashtag, ktvu. brad fisher, nice call there. speaking of music, the music festival not happening this summer, the annual festival was scheduled to take place this coming august, but organizers have officially pulled the plug due to the pandemic. if you already bought tickets, and many have, you can get a refund, or tickets will be valid for next year's festival. organizers have already set dates for next summer. the bluegrass festival that also takes place at golden this year's event. it is scheduled for october, it typically draws 750,000 people over three days. starting at midnight, if out in public, you must wear a face mask, this includes casinos or anywhere outside if you cannot maintain social distancing. nevada is now the 17th state to make facemasks mandatory for just about everybody. nevada has seen a steady increase in the number of covid- 19 cases since the beginning of this month, including more than 700 new cases in just the past week. fandango is providing new health and safety resources to help people comfortable when they head back to the movies. they will let people know which theaters are opening in the safety policies in place. social distancing maps can help pick tickets ahead of time, and people can check this information for concession chains. >> they can see what safety procedures are, whether it is masks, hand sanitizing stations to social distancing measures. >> fandango will update information as the theater's provide it. many studios are offering to release older films. the author of the popular book series-turned hbo hit, game of thrones, says being in isolation has helped make for progress in the next book in the series. he says he has spent time at a cabin in the mountains. it has helped him focus on his last next year. still to come on mornings on 2, health experts say face coverings work and slow the spread of the coronavirus. what the governor may do to get people to wear facemasks more often. a massive dust storm movement across the atlantic will soon move over mexico and the united states. the impact on us, and what and when it is expected to arrive. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver, in new ways, to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. and now, with one of our best offers ever, we're committed to helping you do just that. get a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution for only $29.95 a month for three months. call or go online today. in antioch this morning, one man is dead, and a grocery store worker is in the hospital. after a confrontation inside a supermarket, what happened, and the investigation unfolding right now. also summer trips and travel are looking very different this year compared to years past. we will examine travel at sfo as people start slowly traveling once again. from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. time now is 8:30. it is a great start to summer, and last week i told you about we had one of summers miracles. an apricot from my parent's tree . it couldn't have been sweeter! >> i like those. for us, it was chocolate chip cookies for dessert. you said overcast, i was overcast the couple past few days. i had one apricot tree, but what is the secret to getting them to bloom? what did he say? >> you know what? i'll ask them. some years it is off the charts, other years it is a secret. >> last year i had a lot. this year, ly. well, gasia still has the fog, she likes that, that means it is not going to be so hot. if he's on the temps, 60s in livermore san jose, low 60s, the city is up to 55. if you like it hot you have another couple days to enjoy it. temperatures are running warmer, napa, concord, vacaville, cool, livermore, hayward, sfo and also san jose. fog retreats, and we'll have son, breeze, and inland temps will be hot again. very persistent, but it will change over the weekend. 60s to 90s, and up towards ukiah, you could be close to 100 degrees. but that's going to change on the weekend. we'll have more on that in a bit. over to sal. busy for a bit weird is it busy now? what about the bay bridge toll plaza? it is better, and the backup is getting a bit as well, steve. glad you asked that, because we see it here, and you can see there is still a backup, but it is getting better. but it lasted just a little longer today. and before these backups used last until 10:00. it is fitting out by a: 30. this commute looks all right. no problems on the san mateo bridge, and no problems on the peninsula, heading south from san francisco down to the peninsula. it: 32, let's go back to the headlines. new this morning, antioch police are investigating a fight at a grocery store that turned deadly. it happened at the lucky store last night on contra loma boulevard just before 10:00 p.m. a 56-year-old employee caught a man trying to steal meat from behind the butcher shop area and confronted the man. the employee says men attacked him but then during the fight and struggle, police say the suspect suddenly stopped breathing. >> when officers arrived on- scene, they found one subject who was unconscious, did not have a pulse. the officers proceeded with cpr until paramedics took over. paramedics eventually announced deceased on scene. >> the employee involved in the fight was taken to the hospital for his injuries. he is expected to recover. later today, governor newsom expected to hold another news conference to give californians an update on the state of covid-19 right here in the golden state. ktvu's allie rasmus joins us live this morning with the governor's expected message to everyone here in california. allie, good morning. >> good morning, mike yes the message was clear, everyone should be wearing a mask in order to slow down a spike in trend in increasing cases across the state. more than 7000 confirmed cases are in california on tuesday, that is the most recent folding data from the state. the total number of cases statewide according to johns hopkins was more than 196,000 this morning. that is 5000 more than yesterday. health officials warn not all numbers are due to testing. the positivity rate, the number of people who test positive for covid-19 has gone up more than 5% over the past two weeks in california. even in the bay area, it has been relatively stable in its number of cases, local health officials have noticed a troubling spike. the governor and other health officials say the increase is not entirely unexpected, as morgan out to socialize and return to work. and social distancing rules are relaxed. >> we not only reopen, not only reopen our economy, but we begin to reopen our households. and we begin to go back to our old ways and our old habits. the consequence is we are spreading this virus. >> that is why the governor stressed the need to wear masks, and he actually threatened to hold up to $2.5 billion to, million, two state funding for noncompliance. the governor is instituting a one-size-fits-all mandate, this time with financial consequences if we have not complied. >> as of yesterday, the governor said he had no plans to reintroduce some of the previous shelter in place orders. no return immediately to any sort of renewed lockdown, but we are waiting to see what he says today in his update later this afternoon. reporting live, allie rasmus, ktvu fox2 news. all right, allie, thank you for that. a plan by democrats for police reform will be voted on and has a purpose and it is. this is video from just a short time ago. the news conference including nancy pelosi, talked about the bill. this comes after summit senate democrats blocked a republican bill they say did not go far enough. all but two voted no. >> bipartisan says exactly what it means. >> next week you get zero, and you are going to wait till the election to get more. >> in the house, democrats have the votes needed to pass their plan today, but it probably will not pass the senate, and president trump has already said he is ready to veto the bill. remembering a young boy shot by a police officer while playing at a park. tamir rice was killed by 2014, today would have been his 18th birthday. witnesses told police they saw an african american boy waiting around a gun. he was carrying an air soft pellet gun. police deemed the shooting within guidelines. he was eventually fired, not for his shooting, but for lying on a portion of his hiring application. outlining a nine point plan to begin reforms in the city's over the permit. one of the goals is to allow more independent external reviews of alleged police misconduct or abuse. the plan would also expand the mayor's authority to oversee actions from both the city manager and police chief. the san jose police officers union says its members want to serve the community. >> we are always very interested in sitting down and having a conversation and finding ways to help our officers do the very best job that they can when they are out there serving their communities. >> san jose's police department has been heavily criticized for how some officers reacted during demonstrations on may 29th. people reported being roughed up or assaulted by a group of officers who tried to control the crowd. investigating the death of a sheriff's cadet who died during training. koshi nishimur from graduating, during training he suddenly collapsed. the exercise involved running around a building and simulating assault. . but it's ifficult training, tragic. >> but i have seen, not only at our academy but other academies, in the bay area, where we have had, you know, concussions, broken noses, even though they are wearing a helmet -- >> the county's former sheriff wants an independent review of the academy's training. his exact cause of death is being investigated. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. a massive dust cloud will reach parts of the gulf of mexico, today and tomorrow. this extremely big mass of dusty air came from the sahara. it will create hazy skies and red sunsets. it troubled more than 4000 miles, crossing the atlantic to the caribbean and gulf of mexico. it is not expected to reach us right here in the state of california. just incredible. age: 40, let's talk about a bay area weather pattern. we have been in a decent pattern for the past two days. it appears to be the same thing. >> that's right. when summer clicked, we locked into a summer pattern, and that is what we saw on the weekend. and it has not changed yet. it will change this upcoming weekend, but spring was wild. we had rain, hot temperatures, record highs, wind, and all of a sudden summer shows up, and it is a stable pattern. it is cool for some, hot for others, although it will change over the weekend. 60s, 70s towards santa cruz, those are low 70s, and around the bay is nice. inland, you can find 90s, mid- 90s to near 100 degrees. lakeport is already 80, they will be in low 100s. vacaville and brentwood will be along as well. 55 in the city, 60 degrees and probably 62 and 64 around half moon bay. heat advisory out towards ukiah also in lake county, that goes until thursday or friday. one for solano county goes until saturday. i think solano county will get a delta wind on saturday. temperatures are dropping on the weekend, and if you are heading to the sierra up near tahoe, for some activity, there is even a flash flood watch, accounting for some thunderstorm activity. 80s, 90s and all the way up to 100 is certainly possible for the most inland locations. not much change friday, but it does cooldown saturday, and a lot more with wind on sunday. gasia and mike? all right, steve, thank you. pushing for changes within police departments across the country. still to come on the 9 we will hear from one of the leading voices in the movement. cracking down on counterfeit goods, what amazon is doing to try and ensure namebrand items are not fakes. welcome back. the eiffel tower in france has reopened. visitors are being allowed back in, but only the first two decks are open and tourists must actually walk up since the elevators are still closed. the third deck could open possibly next month in time for best, bastille day. the louvre is expected to welcome back art lovers, starting july 6th. the museum officials are predicting the first few days will only be 2% of the normal crowds. that will give people a chance to spend time with their favorite art pieces. flights are slowly returning to service. six airlines, including air france and united have resumed flights to europe and asia this month. sfo says it has an average of 62 international flights per week on the schedule for this month. still less than 10% of flights originally scheduled for june before the pandemic. more flights will be added come next month. >> during this month, we saw service begin again, to london, cities in germany, taipei, hong kong, korea, so this is really the first month where we are seeing international flying kind of start up again at sfo. >> all travel advisory restrictions and arrival screening procedures remain in place. the airport also requires travelers wear face coverings and practice social distancing. 8:46 here. a dallas cowboys player and former chicago bear is sharing video with a recent encounter with real berries. surveillance video of a mama bear and her cub in florida, where we see the two bears wandering down a narrow street, heading toward a white car. here comes clinton dix, riding a scooter. he drops the scooter, runs away in a flash. well, so all three say look, let's just get out of here. mike? >> good video there. weekly jobless claims are in, slightly higher than economists forecasted. let's get to pam cook with this mornings dollars and cents. pam, good morning. >> good morning. the number of californians who had filed for and unemployment benefits is more than 1 million for the 14th straight week. the overall numbers are higher than analysts expected. stocks headed lower when the opening bell rang this morning. offset a bit by some easing of restrictions on the banks, and that is helping the bank stocks take things up so the dow moved into positive territory briefly today, taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, the dow jones down a little bit. the nasdaq, hang on to 9900. remember it was at 10,000 just days ago. it is at 9903. s&p, down about a quarter of a percent as well to 3043. two tesla employees say they were fired after they stayed home amid concerns over the coronavirus. when elon musk reopened the fremont plant against county orders in may, he told employees that they would not be penalized if they stayed home. but according to "the washington post," two employees received termination letters citing their failure to show up, and the company's inability to reach them. the workers say they were in communication with the management and believe they are being targeted for speaking to the post about their safety concerns. of the parent company of chucky cheese has filed for bankruptcy protection due to the economic impact of the pandemic. it will continue operations at its 600 restaurants through bankruptcy and will continue to reopen locations that were temporarily closed. the company says 266 locations have already reopened. amazon forming a new division within the company that is focused on counterfeit products. amazon is hiring former prosecutors and investigators to track down fake products that end up being sold on its website or partners. amazon's new counterfeit crimes unit will work with law enforcement to find counterfeit sellers and hold them accountable. you might member this comes after nike recently stopped selling on amazon, saying that a big part of that decision was because of unlicensed and imposter sellers on the site. that is a look at your dollars and cents. let's go back to mike and gasia. >> pam, thank you. many sever trammell, many summer travel plans are being delayed or canceled. those who plan to travel, more than 96% say they plan to drive instead of going by plane or train. aaa estimates air travel will drop by 74% this year. it says road travel will drop by just 3%. starting august 1st, hawaii will allow visitors on the islands if they test negative for coronavirus. this is a live picture of the sunrise over oahu. this is about the closest summer. anyone visiting has to sell quarantine for 14 days, but local businesses have been pushing hard to reopen to tourism. investigating whether the order was constitutional. people can visit if they prove they tested negative for covid- 19 more than 72 hours before their departure for islands. you are telling me i have a chance, gasia, small window there. sal, i know you are a fan of the big islands out there. someday you will get back. >> i am a fan. i would like to go, so that new announcement from the governor may make more people go. if you just take a test, and you are over there, cool. let's go out and see what we have, starting with interstate 880, westbound. 18 minute drive, things have cleared up at the bay bridge. there is still a weight, but you will like what you see, and the rest of the commutes in the east bay on the peninsula have been looking good, including over the peninsula. you can see traffic on 101 is moving well. the commute as we get closer to the clock is improving. age: 51. let's bring in steve with today's weather. it has been the same since monday, and that is fog and low clouds, retreating for some. inland will be hot. lows will drop to the pacific northwest and nevada. 60s for some, 70s for others, and 50s for some still stuck in some of that low cloud deck. fremont, san jose, all at 61. fog and low clouds really not going anywhere except to the coast. they will be back tonight and tomorrow. big system dropping for this time of year. windy and cooler for us. maybe showers the next couple days. 60s, 70's, 80s, 90s to near 100, probably about this time tomorrow, and a bigger drop starts on saturday. a huge drop on sunday, and much cooler, you guys. 8:52. a workforce at the ready, still to come on the 9, how people from all disciplines have pivoted to this remembering and honoring a space pioneer, how nasa is honoring its first female african-american engineer. have you done this yet? you can have the morning headlines delivered to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. head to ktvu.com/email and service. could and observing a total of 10 years, the proposal would also give the mayor more power by carrying out duties currently reserved for the city manager but the city council is set to vote on the proposal next tuesday, before it appears on the november ballot . >> california voters have decide whether people on parole for felony conviction should be allowed to vote. supporters of the measure say would restore the right people have paid their debt to society. opponents argue it's disrespectful to the parolees victims and families. >> the democratic party is making changes to its national convention this summer. d&c officials say the convention is being moved out of milwaukee's basketball arena to a smaller venue state delegations are being told not to come due to concerns about coronavirus. multiple convention will be virtual but anchored in milwaukee, featuring live broadcast from other cities. joe biden is expected to accept the nomination at the convention site the four day event starts on the 17th . >> there are concerns today about the upcoming republican national convention in jacksonville florida. before the rnc made the decision to move the convention to jacksonville, duval county had only 87 cases of covid-19. in the past three days, there have been more than 600 the republican party said in a statement that safety precautions will be adapted based on the situation at the time . >> are former san francisco supervisor and gay rights advocate has died at the age of 82. he was of pointed to the board of supervisors in 1979 to replace harvey milk, he was assassinated. he served on the board for 14 years and in a tribute to the former supervisor, the it's not possible to adequately express what harry britz leadership as mentor city another tremendous impact he had on the [ null ] community and progressive politics over the last four decades . >> just a reminder that ktvu is right now collecting donations, make many more, while sharing stories of two pandemics . >> summer is certainly here. much as changed in 2020 there are many fun ways to get out and enjoy the bay area. tomorrow, join us as we hit the road in our next summer zip trip. we are celebrating everything that makes a bay area summer complete from cheap thrills to sightseeing in your own backyard . >> you need to breathe. you can breathe, it's nature, it's the birds, it's the quietness on the lake, not only that but meeting people also. it's like everyone is been so isolated . >> i talked everybody i see. we will also let you know how you can get out of town safely, some fun options there. join us, another zip trip starts right now. >> looking into a suspicious death inside of a nanny at grocery store, the steps police are taking to figure out what happened expect the number of coronavirus cases continues to climb across california and beyond. what medical officials are saying about the nature of the virus and why is search could change reopening plans >> thousands plan for unemployment, a closer look at the new numbers out just this morning as the economy struggles to recover. a great start to the day, but we expect things to clear up

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