the golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 restaurants and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may just go out of business. >>we were anticipating about 30 to 50% wouldn't make it through and i think sadly the longer this continues unless we see significant round of federal relief. we can come back to that people are going to be able to sustain anymore definitely. >>grateful to have a loyal customer base. however, it's just not like how greece are running our business for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back. >>well business owners believe that they can make it through tais pandemic but they say that that depends on the communities effort to control the spread of covid-19. well to the south bay now the next stage in san jose's police reform plan is set for discussion on august 11th. now this includes starting the process to move investigations of police misconduct from the police department's internal affairs to the independent police auditor the city attorney ernie auditor and city manager would

golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 food establishments and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may go out of business what we need is a more federal money. >>to make it for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back that's the hope but there are no guarantees in san francisco fled to gaul kron 4 news. >>california pizza kitchen has filed for bankruptcy because of the pandemic the 35 year-old pizza chain has several restaurants in the bay area, including this one in walnut creek just across the street from broadway plaza in its filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy, the russia said the temporary closure of indoor dining has been brutal for the company and revenues are currently down 40% compared to the same time a year ago it says the bankruptcy process will help it reduce its long-term debt load let's give you a live look at the golden gate bridge and see if it's foggy out there. i'm guessing. yes, well it's not too lot worse earlier alright. laura says the fog is building back in though for sure it sure is

chicago mayor laurie lightfoot joins me to discuss next of. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union sick and tired and facing a consequential choice. today marks exactly 100 days until the next presidential election and the nation is deeply mired in crisis. there are currently more than 4.1 million coronavirus cases in the u.s. and more than 146,000 americans dead. more than a dozen states hit daily records this week and the nation's daily death toll topped 1,000 multiple times. all this as millions of americans are facing an increasingly urgent economic emergency as the extra $600 in unemployment benefits runs out this week. and the senate majority leader mcconnell said more relief is two to three weeks away, quote, hopefully. this morning we get fresh insight of cnn as to how voters think about the election in three key battleground states that could decide the winner. florida, arizona, michigan. in all three former vice president joe biden is leading 51% to 46% in florida. 49% to 45% in arizona and 52% to 40% in michigan. these are polls of registered

. >> laurie garrett, there are very few silver linings to covering this story, one of them is getting to benefit from your knowledge and expertise on it. thank you so much for spending some time with us. we're always grateful. >>> when we return -- an emergency room nurse who sounded the alarm on the shortage of ppe early in this pandemic, supplies are once again getting dangerously low in the midst of this new surge. . >>> as the coronavirus continues to run rampant across the southwestern united states, we're now learning more about the scale of the outbreak along the southern border. as of this morning, nbc news hapz learned that nearly half of all employees at an arizona i.c.e. detention facilities have tested positive for coronavirus. quote, the reporting reads in part, core civic, the company contracted to run the eloi detention center in arizona said 127 of about 300 total core civic employees at eloi have tested positive since the start of the pandemic. although some have recovered and are back to work. i.c.e. reported that 242 immigrants held in that facility have also tested

one of the problems we have heard particularly highlighted by laurie thomas at golden gate restaurant association. i hope she joins us today. if you don't have a written contract with the app, often times there are orders for items that no longer exist. if they get an order and somebody picks it up and they are like we don't serve that any more, it is a real big problem. as far as i know, only one or two of the platforms are participating or pursuing the nonpartner delivery approach. all others have adopted a partner approach which requires the written contract between the platform and the food vendor. we also found the grubb hub contract a three day termination provision. we hope to codify that to make that industry standard so restaurants have a portal to say i want out, don't list me on your platform any more and the platform would have to honor within 72 hours. we are nearing settlement for that to be in the regulation. the third please gratuities is based on the consumer protection angle. a worker protection angle, sorry. it would prohibit customers from changing gratuities after

protests erupt in chicago, hundreds gathered outside the home of mayor lauri lori lightft last night, demanding the city defund police, as the white house announced the plans to send federal agents to the city to help combat the recent surge in violence. an iconic statue of christopher klumcolumbus was taken down in t park. to the latest on the coronavirus, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is delaying the response to the next round of relief package. the white house wants more time to review final details. the package is expected to include $105 billion for reopening schools this fall, $15 billion for day-care center assistance, $16 billion for coronavirus testing as well as tracing. johns hop o hopkins university g that more than 4 million confirmed case cases of the vire here in the u.s., with more than 144,000 deaths. the cdc releasing new guidelines for reopening schools this fall. the recommendation, they stress the importance of getting students back in the classroom. they include social distancing, masks, hand hygiene, increased classroom space, disinfecting surfaces and

you can catch laurie vallo investigation with nancy grace available on fox nation we appreciate it. okay, it's fox news alert the weekly jobless claim, the report is out thursday morning just over 1.3 million people filing for unemployment, we're going to get reaction from the son of the president eric trump, next. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. brian: we're back with a fox news alert the weekly jobless claims report is out just over 1.3 million people filed for unemployment last week slightly lower than predicted still way too high. the numbers dropped for 14 straight weeks more than 50 million americans have filed for unemployment since the pandemic began and you got to wonder how much longer we can afford to give out that $600 too , because that gives more of an incentive to not work as opposed to work. let's bring in eric trump the son of president trump and also running the trump organization. welcome back, eri

but first, chicago mayor laurie lightfoot removing two christopher columbus statues in the city and also pushing back on president trump's order to send in federal agents, but tom homan says we need them and he is next, the second hour of "varney" & company just getting started. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley: in chicago overnight, mayor lightfoot ordering two statues of christopher columbus be removed after tense clashes between protesters and police. dozens of people standing across the street cheering as these statues came down, one in grant park the other one came down in chicago's little italy neighborhood and there you can see video of that, and by the way, in the last 28 days, chicago has seen 394 shootings. that compared to this time last year, where the city had 208 shootings. meanwhile take a look at new york city there have been 250 shootings in the last 28 days. this time last year, that number stood at 85 shootings for the weekending july 19. clearly, the crime numbers are going in the wrong direction, time to bring in tom homan, former acting i.c.e. director tom great to see yo

i am laurie. i am calling from district 9 to defund and disarm s.f.p.d. now and redirect towards public health and housing for black and indigenous and people of color and unhoused neighbors. we must reimagine public safety for all. police harm our communities. american policing began with union busting. less than 5% of the calls for service are in response for violent crime. when police speak in code. the public is not referring to mario woods. it is referring to the slave owner and wealthy homeowner. policing cannot be reformed. those officers who murdered mario woods went through training. we are not asking for chaos but public safety. defund s.f.p.d. and refund our communities. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i was born and raised in district 11. i live in g-7 and work in d6. i demand we defund sfpd and invest in the public schools. to have grown up in san francisco public schools and watched black and brown children be violently policed was disgusting. they were racist. whewhen i was mugged last year i thought how young the teenagers that mugg

. >> when the chief of our police department doesn't know, when the sheriff, laurie smith, of county doesn't know, and when the county council doesn't know that this enforcement's coming, there's a miscommunication. >> reporter: the governor says this is a part of a task force of different agencies to make sure businesses are covid-compliant. so if outdoor dining is allowed per county policy, the big question is how is ladera grill in violation? abc says in a statement that their agents did meet with owners and explained that santa clara county, quote, had not received variance to open and that they, the businesses were technically in violation any citations but said the businesses could not reopen today, only remaining open as a takeout operation. but the owner of the grill made the decision to remain open today, considering he's already lost nearly half a million dollars in revenue. >> now, my outside dining comprises about 20% of my total capaing inside and outside. but if i can at least get 20% of my revenue, i can have lower losses. >> reporter: now, i doint out they didn't prov