edward? reporter: connell at no time in american history has the economy created 4.8 million jobs in one month until now. when you look under the numbers, the gains get even more impressive. you have 40% of those gains in the leisure and hospitality sector as hotels started to reopen, states started to reopen, bars restaurants, early part of june there. 2.1 million jobs created in that sector. leisure and hospitality in june alone. the largest increase in history. now some forward-looking indicators are in the report. construction workers are coming back. another 158,000 hired in june, making a two month total of 622,000 when you have them building houses and building buildings. people then feel that. it s a ripple effect in the economy down the road. right now half of the people who lost their jobs in the coronavirus shut down have been rehired. he will not be happy in the administration until everyone who lost a job has one. we can get people back to work safely n the tre
still cool at the coast and in half moon bay. only 56 degrees. but by lunchtime you will notice things will already be warming up to the 90s in the inland areas. and then this afternoon we will see upper 90s inland, but that breezy coast will keep things cool in the san francisco and half moon bay area. comfortable numbers all around the bay. i ll have your complete seven-day forecast coming up. francis, thank you. sheriff s deputies in contra costa county are looking for the suspect in another shooting it mere pittsburgh. it happened on westbound highway 4. the driver of a pickup truck got off the highway and pulled over after hearing a pop and found a hole in the back window. a woman was hit by the broken glass and taken to the hospital as a precaution. there have been 28 shootings on the highways in the east bay since november of last year. four people were killed and a dozen injured. now to our other stop story. the e.u. and ready to move on after the removalful brita
antipolice sentiment. how would you feel if your officers had signs that say we support darren wilson? how would you feel about that. i would have been appalled. that is different. my statement is about building bridges. a statement like supporting darren wilson, especially under the circumstances is inappropriate. reporter: were you surprised at the reaction? this went worldwide? i was surprised. i had no idea that would happen. reporter: the reaction just keeps rolling in, from all- around the country. the majority of what i have seen has been pretty positive, and heart felt. there has certainly been some critical reaction, and i m not surprised by that. what did you learn from picking up the sign? well, i learned that three words can have an extremely powerful impact. i don t think this is a movement or situation that is going to disappear. and likely neither is the debate about what the chief did, because one of the impacts and the power of that image wa
officers. this is the 44th homicide of the year, the highest numbers of had homicides in san jose since 1991. we ll have updates as they happen. live in west san jose, kiet do, cbs 5. five people are under arrest in connection with the bizarre san francisco murder case. the victims were found bound, gagged and beaten on a city street. one later died. cbs 5 reporter linda yee tells us they knew their attackers well. reporter: yes, they did, liz. four women and one man were picked up early this morning at a house in hercules. now, police believe that the suspects did dump their two victims here in this visitacion valley neighborhood and they call this case so bizarre, it could only happen in the movies. now, the man and the women were beat n up and tied up. one of them was shot, left on the street early sunday evening. information police said led them to the five suspects who had been in hercules at the time. they are a 32-year-old san francisco woman and a 21-year- old oak
any chance this storm is going to do much for the reservoirs? not much. reporter: it s been dry here for most of the evening hours so we are waiting for the rain to come south as paul referenced. a lot of people are calling this is opening act for the storms season and so far it hasn t been that impressive. water districts in the bay area say we need 8 of rain to cause runoff and runoff especially in the north bay is critical. they get the majority if not all of their water from rainfall and runoff not from snowpack and snow melt. the snow melt in ukiah was at a 100 year low so the storm doesn t change that right now. it reminds us to turn off our garden hose or sprinklers and think about conservation. ying we ll get much out of this storm i don t think we ll get much of the storm out of this system to make much of a difference. the amount of rain falling now is going to soak into the ground. we get 70% of our water from rain for the seven reservoirs in the county.