something other than the dreadful covid. yes, have a cocktail and fish and chips. thatume and others rooting for baseball that if it can make a come back maybe other things can as well. good evening everyone. i m frank somerville. and i m julie haener. the giants and the as hold an exhibition game later this evening. fans a that sidewalk tables grabbed a beer and watched the game on tv. amber. reporter: julie, they had fun out here. there are ten tables set up outside. the owner tells me he didn t advertise because he didn t want a large crowd. but the fans who did show umtold he they were looking forward to this and that baseball was just what they needed. just having a good time. we re not at the game but we re having our margaritas and we re enjoying ourselves for just a minute. reporter: a series between the oakland as offer as break from those co-workers. keys on pub is a favorite hang out. it means a lot because baseball is such an american game. and we re h
we have san francisco checking they will be optional. in at 60 degrees. folks that have concerns should this is the satellite. stay home. we will not be social distancing. this looks like the same we are asking them to be coming satellite from the last few days. the fog, it is still a factor. we still have this patch. to enjoy the freedoms and liberties we have in this as we come in close, this is country. reporter: this comes during near pacifica and ocean beach. a period of unrest in major cities. the department of homeland we have some patches right near security is sending rapid deployment teams to protect federal statues and monuments around the country. we will prosecute, violent the headlands. this is the camera looking out toward sfo. we have fog over the hills. violators of the law that vandalized the property and the for lows will be in the 50s. history of this country, or threaten or hurt other we have areas of fog near the americans, other people that deserv
the case was brought up during a special city council meeting where officials also talked about. the budget for police kron four s jonathan mccall live for us tonight in vallejo with the new developments there have been no justice for him and family know body cam footage. the dnc and decided to decline the investigation leading ensure district attorney s press and the only prayer please and our city council and absolutely nothing is infuriating. lots of people once again obviously calling for that just as they are calling for some change supporters families and friends of sean monterrosa they ve also been pushing city leaders in county leaders as well to release video footage of that night that showed that shooting and of course we ll continue to follow those new developments as soon as they become available live tonight in valais hope jonathan mccall kron 4 news. thank you jonathan and continuing our coverage, the lawyer representing the monterrosa family says he bel
our bay and inland neighborhoods and a very comfortable evening on the way with sunshine. you ll need a coat at the coast, 57. the rest of us, 72 to 77. we ll look at that weekend forecast and little warm for some of us. that s coming up. back to reggie. thanks, mike. the numbers out of san quentin are unbelievable as the coronavirus continues to grow there. more than 1,000 inmates and 100 staff members have now been infected. health and different communities something that abc7 news is looking at closely as we look to build a better bay area. now, while the virus spreads within the prison, the outbreak is concerning people outside of the walls because these people live and shop in marin county. laura martinez is live in san quenten with the latest. laura? 4,000 of the inmates and staff have tested positive. dr. matt willis expects the san quentin outbreak to reach 2,000 cases in the next two days. prison staff was identified as the main vector for spreading covid-19 in
increase of 2 1/2%. there is some positive news. 20 deaths reported after five days in which they ranged from 64 to 87 per day. the total death toll is now more than 5500. governor newsom gave a briefing and said hospital spaces were up 16% and those in need of intensive care up 11%. ktvu s tom vacar with more on the uptick of casings. reporter: we re not a dispersed wave. we re not into the second wave. we re not out of the first wave. since all this began as of june 20th, california has had almost 174,000 coronavirus pandemic cases up 450 okays, plus from the previous day. the largest increase since april. those that suggest we re out of the woods, those that suggest that somehow it is going to dis appear, these numbers tell a very, very different and sobering story. the cases are essentially balanced between male and female. 95,500 are in the 18 to 49 age group with all other anyone groups accounting for 78,000 cases. in all, 5500 californians have died with male