service a cvs and walgreens are among drugstores affected by this. this is video of damage left by looters at a cvs in san francisco. the company says it sustained damage of more than 250 stores across the country. some 60 stores have been closed as a result. stanley lu of san francisco sound out his neighborhood cvs is among those closed. >> i discovered it's just boarded up. and so there was no notices on the wood boarding, so i just went back home. >> cvs also runs the pharmacies inside target including this one in oakland. that major chain announced that it is also temporarily closing stores. however, it declined to provide a number. some walgreens sustained mdama the store is not disclosing how many stores may close. some people are in danger of running out of medications. >> i need it very badly, i have a heart condition. >> in all stanley has six medications he takes regularly. he called his local cvs but the message simply stated the store was closed due to extraordinary circumstances. that's when stanley contacted 7 on your side and we conta

tell us more about this partnership with cvs and what it means to your business. christopher: thank you so much for having me. obviously, we are in unprecedented times and one of the things we accelerated in the last few months has been the addition of convenience to our platform. today, we are announcing our partnership with cvs. it will be in four cities initially. dallas, houston, new york and philadelphia. one of the cool things about this is you will be able to get items,s items, household over-the-counter medication delivered immediately to your door. there is no need to have timeslots or rescheduling. we thought this would be critical but knew it would be even more critical in shelter-in-place. we accelerated it and we are thrilled to be announcing it. we are going to roll it out in those four markets. over the summer, we intend to roll it out over the entire cvs footprint to reach about 100 million americans. emily: certainly makes getting something you need from the pharmacy a lot more convenient in the middle of a pandemic. i know you are planning to exp

officers chased a burglary suspect who was loading a cvs store along sonoma boulevard. it ended at the richmond business park and the person was taken into custody. the car was filled with wigs and head dolls from a possible salon shop. there was widespread looting. >>> thousands marched and held demonstrations across the bay area yesterday with the message of bringing change to the way communities are policed. we have allie rasmus live with the story . the protest in walmart creek in oakland. >> reporter: those where the largest with thousands taking part in those demonstrations. this march in walnut creek took lace about 2:00 in the afternoon. teachers diverse crowd of all ages showing support for george floyd. protesters eventually moved onto interstate 600 80 and blocked lanes of traffic before they were dispersed. there is teargas used and no one was seriously hurt. many of the march shared painful experiences with law enforcement as they called for reforms in law enforcement around the country and the way communities of color are treated and policed. >> this is ab

. >>> plus cvs stores closing their doors and the closures after they were broken into and looted. ♪ 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. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> new this morning. former vice president, joe biden, wrapped up a speech in philadelphia earlier today about the death of george floyd and the powerful messages that have resonated because of it. >> i can't breathe. i cannot breathe. george floyd's last words they did not die with him. they are still being heard, echoing all across the nation. >> biden said

walmart, apple, cvs, target, cvs saying they have over 250 stores damaged by vandals. mall of america as well, announcing that they will be delaying the reopening. you have some companies, too, taking a stance. aldo shoes says they would be willing to pay legal fees of team members that protests peacefully. we'll see how that goes about this evening. unfortunately for some business owners across the country, the light at the end of the tunnel because of the coronavirus shut down. now they have had to deal with another hurdle. this has to do with looters. not protesters, looters across the city that are randomly targeting stores, breaking glass, they are stealing items. today i will end on this. the latest news that new york city is indeed putting in a curfew from 11:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. in the morning. we had governor andrew cuomo said there will be 8,000 police officers, specifically for that task. back to you. melissa: wow, kristina. thank you. lauren simonetti for market reaction, lauren? lauren: believe it or not stocks are kicking off the new week and new month

when you start to become competitive in the workplace and you build your cv. it's going be hit badly if not more badly than the financial crisis in 2009. those graduates the first try to enter the market, others that came directly from school, were released severely had for years afterwards. you have to think about what kind of interventions there will be to help those people, those younger people really start to build their careers. just managing financially when they have been under phenomenal pressure and will not have that experience or longer—term contracts to be furloughed. they were starting out and i'm not necessarily got the infrastructure to fall back on. the image on the daily telegraph on the front pages a statue of sir winston churchill. this is the statue in parliament square. it has been unboxed, so to speak. the box that was protecting it is now being removed because president macron is coming on thursday to mark 80 years since charles de gaulle made a historic broadcast from british shores. we been hearing so much of the meanings of the stat

the crisis started so yes traders are cv to get ahead of themselves there quite a bit by the way but composite reaching an all time high here on monday and one more word to oil prices oil prices dropped on monday by a good 3 percent so a bit of overkill of the obviously it's good for us there in new york think you. to some other business stories making headlines b.p. is axing $10000.00 jobs worldwide the consul effect office space rolls in particular managerial positions the old giant is spending millions of dollars more than it makes every day as the coronavirus slams the energy industry google maps falls you know extra features to avoid corona they include information on the level of crowding on trains and buses changes to show jewels and rules like the wearing of mosques transit alerts will be offered in 14 countries in europe and latin america and the u.s. . and spain is headed for its worst recession on record its central bank expects the economy to contract by more than 20 percent this quarter and then it has hit the tourist dependent country especially hot. german companies ex

. >>> and expanding coronavirus testing nlts bay arin the bay a move cvs is taking as we see a spike in cases. >>> good morning, it is thursday, june 25th. hi all our friends in the quad box. >> happy to be here on this friday eve. >> mike is doing the brady bunch look. >> i am. let's talk about the forecast. a cooldown on the way? >> you are having nothing to do with my silliness this morning. appreciate that. hi, everybody. let's get to live doppler 7. still some cloud cover out there, but not as expentensive it has been. temperatures about the same this morning, mid to upperer 50s, even a 60 around the bay. near 60 at the coast where the clouds will return before we get to noon. 78 to 90 at 4:00. enjoy a wonderful evening with temperatures in the 70s. >>> now we want to get to the developing news in the south bay. police are looking into social media posts identifying this woman seen in this video coughing on a child at a yogurt land shop. lauren martinez is live in san jose with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: tsom intentionally coughing on this child in a dispute

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after they are going to close all the cv and that is a economic problem for us. most of the residents of bulgaria many of them thought to be working in italy without proper contracts and for very low wages now sentiment against the foreign workforce is mounting. the biggest i'm going to be from. cultural workers they come each season and then they move on to greece for the olive harvest of the new leave. before the seasonal workers arrived there was no cold feet here. called the dead ones or abruptly the. now dozens of police have been sent to monitor goni to ease tensions and stop residents from leaving the building to keep the virus contained the red cross is carrying out extensive testing hundreds of samples have already been taken . there would be to them a little the thought of one animal climb a say that monday or go any is 1st funding bill very very have a lot of people coming for tests and since we started this morning we've taken over 250 swappers will people understood here how important is to be careful about the virus. now the national protection agen

controversial national security law for hong kong it is likely that more protesters will take the same path cv kong sent us this report from taiwan. dining at a home called style cap they used to be an every day event for tom not his rooming but now it's let's remember him and many other hong kong was living in exile in taiwan is just although immunity is to new those at his taipei cafe that have become remedies to ease his homesickness. it reminds me of the days when we used to buy food from cafes like this one during the protests and weeks initiate joining the march it's a shame that i can't help anymore the only thing i can do is watch the news on my cell phone last year tom took part in many confrontational protest including stomping the whole legislature and beseeching university campuses he regards himself as a problem i protested then fled to taiwan in december when police began to investigate. i fled because i don't believe that the judiciary will be holding fair trials for example one man who stopped peaceful protest as he was complimented by the judge for quote showing noble qualitie

shooting near haywood at 4:00 this morning well officers responded to a looting at a cvs. at one point an officer fired his weapon and hit a man. the person who was shot was treated at a hospital for minor injuries and is in police custody along with three others who are connected to the incident. no officers were injured. this less than a week after a man was shot by officers who police say confronted them with a knife. >>> and protests over the death of george floyd. there is damage left behind by violent protests. >>, [ crowd chanting ]. >> i am just tired of hearing about black people dying. no one in there understands. if they understood, they would be here with us. >> reporter: another night of protest sparking mayhem across the country following the death of george floyd. the city of minneapolis is reeling from the violence but the outrage has spread across the country in the days following his death. while some protests were peaceful over the weekend, others turned violent in cities like new york, la and washington, d.c.. more than two dozen states enacting the nat

cvs is the phone lines will be transferred to nearby sites for transcription. stores wl bee to the public. >>> whole foods are changing their hours so people can get home safely. whole foods is closing early in cities or counties or curfews are in effect and whole fields is changing online order windows for pickup and delivery. amazon changing its delivery schedules to help keep drivers safe. >>> if you have been outside already today you know we are cranking up the temperatures, rosemary. a warm work week. what are we looking like in terms of the rest of the week. a cool down and store may be. >> today and tomorrow and we see a cool down. for those of you that can't stand the heat is not going to last too long. this week mirrors last week. we started out with the bank with the heat and we began to cool down by the weekend we had scattered showers move through and the very similar set up for the week ahead and giving a look here at san francisco with blue skies overhead in temperatures ranging from the mid 60s on the west side to upper 70s near downtown san fra

. >> me dijeron que podía pagar con una tarjeta de cvs y best buy. >> un total de $1400, se contactó con la supuesta vendedora y luego recibió más instrucciones. tras proveerle la información, mercedes dijo que se intentaron comunicar de nuevo con la vendedora para saber cuándo llegaba la camiseta, pero no le respondió. ebay dice que los estafadores publican productos en otras páginas que parecen estar asociados con la página pero no lo están. piden estar alerta de las siguientes señales de alerta. >> (información en pantalla). >> no es posible que nos hayan robado. >> después habló con ebay y le confirmaron que no tenían un reporte de la compra. si tiene un paso que quiera compartir con nosotros llame al número que aparece en pantalla. >> es importante reportar esto a las autoridades, y lo más importante es no caer en estas estafas, si es muy tentadora la oferta, o pedir un pago por adelantado es muy sospechoso. >> (música). >> el condado santa clara lanza nueva herramienta para ayudar a sus residentes durante la pandemia. explicamos cómo. >> tratar el coronavirus p

. >>> cvs health is planning to increase sights in the state. that you includes locates in san mateo, san pleasanton. >>> and they are hoping to test 1,000 people a day at the s.a.p. center. testing is free. you didn't need an appointment and you do not need symptoms to get tested. testing runs fr 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. >>> and new hot spots aop up ansome sta i trtions. is at the l w yes, starting today, people traveling to new york, new jersey and connecticut from states with a high rate of covid-19 will be required to self-isolate for two weeks. and this is what we're learning here, the quarantine applies to states with at least a 10% infection rate. as of yesterday, nine states meet the threshold. alabama, arkansas, arizona, florida, the carolinas, washington, utah and texas. this morning on gma, the governor of connecticut talked about what went into the tri-state area's decision. >> so back when the new york metro area including connecticut had a high infection rate, there were some quarantines down to places like florida. and today they have a m

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out a notice to the community, warning people to stay inside, the protesters were offended by that cvs and target closed, because of fear the looting that could come to the neighborhood. it has been a peaceful and powerful afternoon, with hundreds gathering. >> liz, thank you very much. stores in many bay area locations are boarded up. police say they are actively monitoring, and hav increased staffing. in danville, every single business is boarded up. you can see messages supporting george floyd sprayed on the plywood. there hasn't been any looting in danville. a second march is scheduled for tomorrow. >> and sollano county, beefing up after scenes like this. a crane was used to smash a best buy. officers think they got the crane from a nearby construction site. the sheriff's office issued a county-wide curfew. and the city of valeto is preparing for a curfew after an evening of looting and someone setting fire inside city hall. melanie broke that story, earlier today. she is in the news room with the latest. thursd btre.ciears hd conference, but wouldn't take any questions about an o

incidentally cvs pharmacy is adding drive-through covid-19 test sites at nine locations in the bay area including this one here behind me in pleasanton. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thanks for the latest there, bob. this morning marin county officials say a spike in cases in their county is due to the outbreak happening at san quentin state prison. and doctors say the inmates from san quentin are actually impacting area hospitals. >> we had a total of 1,000 cases outside of san quentin prison since the beginning of the outbreak and we've had 500 within the facility just in the past two weeks. >> he says covid-19 is not rapidly spreading in marin county, there are clusters linked to indoor parties, construction crews, grocery store and restaurant workers. many just don't have symptoms. >>> this is a terrifying story to tell you. it was horrible for a man and his 87-year-old mother. they were driving along highway 101 when the driver says he was passing by an overpass. that's when something hit his windshield and then he looked up. >> i saw the guns, like they had g

as officers were responding to a looting incident at the cvs store at harter road. at one point an officer fired his weapon once a dead man. the person who was shot was treated at a nearby hospital for minor injuries and in police custody along with three others connected to the incident. the shooting comes less than one week after hayward police say hayward police did shoot and wounded a man who they say confronted them with a knife. the city of santa clara declared a local emergency because of violence. some who gathered broke windows and vandalized businesses. police put on riot gear and the police chief says more than 100 people have been arrested in the property damage is in the millions of dollars. >> we've heard the call for change for accountability and we cannot allow our city to devolve into chaos. >> the chief says anyone who violates the dusk to dawn curfew can be arrested and san jose police are getting help from the santa clara county's sheriff's department chief sayhe >>> in san jose many business owners have spent the day picking up the pieces follow

they were chasing a burglary suspect who was looting a cvs store along sonoma boulevard. this was in richmond at the business park. one suspect was taken into custody. the car was filled with wigs from a possible salon store in vallejo. police say there were several chases last night after widespread looting. >>> thousands of people held demonstrations across the bay area. the goal was to bring change to current methods of police enforcement in communities. our reporter is reporting in walnut creek. >> thousands of people participated. >> reporter: peaceful protests happened in the east bay yesterday, starting yesterday in the afternoon in walnut creek. here is what it looked like. hundreds of people gathrough th area. this is after 2:00 in the afternoon. a diverse crowd was there showing the support for the family of george floyd, sharing their call for reforms. they said the communities of color are treated differently by police. >> i'm not here to antagonize here. i am here to spread the truth. >> i feel like we have been treated unfairly for more than 500 years. >> we

this cvs is open for business, as it has been but again, it is boarded up. a block or two away from here is washington square park which we'll show you later on in the show. protesters are gathering there for the protest that is expected to start, really in the next few minutes. we'll talk a lot about that. we'll have much more from here in new york. much more from other cities around the country coming up, but first, let's get to blake burman with some news at the white house. blake? reporter: hi, there, connell and we heard from the treasury department and the irs this afternoon that some 159 million americans have received those direct payments as a result of the cares act in response to covid-19, totaling some $267 billion. now here is why that is important. at this point the treasury department and irs feel they have gotten that money out to everyone whose information they have and everyone who should have received that relief money. meantime back here at the white house we continue to hear that the president's top economic advisors will be meeting by w

called the other cvs. it's not available. so they had to fed ex medicine from south carolina to california. i use that as one small example. we've seen lots of examples of businesses pushed down, people beat up, the looting, the anger. yet it's not getting us to a solution. i would have you comment for a moment on when you ask the national guard to come out and to police something like this situation, it's asking them to do a lot. as you said, they're neighbors. >> yeah, it's what every guardsman knows that they sign up for, right? in many cases, the guard has been primarily doing overseas missions for a huge brunt of the war in afghanistan and iraq and fought bravely and well-trained better than the active duty counter parts. there's moments like this. the guard can sandbag. yeah, they can distribute n 95 in covid. when there's a civil disturbance and the police, there's not enough of them. you maintain a police force not at the ready for a civil disturbance 365 days a year. so then you have to have help come in. that's wher

you got businesses, many of which we know whether it's foot locker or citibank or cvs or duane reed who have been subject, target, 200 stores have been affected, and it makes you wonder at the moment what really will be a tipping point, if anything at all, for the markets and perhaps it might be nothing. maybe it is what phil says. we believe in the spirit of america and we are moving forward, not backward. >> well, liz, the last time i was on, we talked about a rotation into cyclicals coming out of a recession and as we have seen since then, the last couple of weeks, those groups have dramatically outperformed. i think this is a short-term situation with the looting and the protesting that will work itself out over time but what we are watching and people are watching is 95% of the s&p 500 stocks right now are above their 50-day moving average and most people are saying that's overbought except this has happened five times in the last 20 years after a 20% plus correction in the stock market, and 100% of the time, it was the beginning of a multi-year rally, not the end. so there is caus

suspect was injured by gunfire this month when officers responded to reports of looting at a hayward cvs. now we are getting our first look at body cam footage. >> hey. [ shouting ] shots fired, shots fired. >> it is a chaotic scene. officers were detaining two men inside of a parked car when several other cars started to peel out of the parking lot. one of those cars suddenly made a u-turn driving toward the officers. one officer opened fire at the car believing the driver was trying to hit him. the driver, a 17-year-old from stockton was grazed by a bullet. he and three others were taken into custody. the shooting is under investigation. >>> east oakland is getting a $28 million upgrade. the city's better neighborhood, same neighbors received the grant to fund several projects. >> reporter: starting today is what people have been marching in the streets over. and that is a self-determined sense of safety, security, dignity and justice. and that is what these homegrown leaders are delivering for this community today. >> the east oakland projects include 55 units of affordable housing. o

officers responded to reports of looting at the cvs on harter road and mission boulevard. videos showing the aftermath there was a standoff. officers opened fire on suspected looters. one man has been released from the hospital with minor injuries and is in custody along with three other suspects.>>> up next, governor newsom's emotional message about the pain and frustration sweeping the state. >> we have to own up to some very difficult things. the black community is not responsible for what is happening in this country right now. we are. >> what are y'all doing?>>> what george floyd's brother told protesters to do instead of looting. and president trump threatening response just a little while ago. >> i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >>> at least weatherwise it was off to a nice start for the new month. temperatures near average, a little above normal further inland but a heatwave is on the way for the next couple days. details coming up in your forecast.>>> another life look at the breaking news out of oakland. thousands o

officers responded to reports of looting at the cvs on harder road and mission boulevard at around 4:00 in the morning. there was a standoff and officers opened fire on suspected looters. one man has been released from the hospital with minor injuries and is in custody along with three other suspects. >>> also in hayward, a gunshot was hit overnight. it's believed a vehicle rammed into security gates and aroundeight people broke into the shop. >>> 87 people were arrested last night in san francisco for violating the city's sunday night curfew. most of those arrests happened in the civic center area where protests continued past 8:00 p.m. and took a we immediately saw hostility, objects being thrown at the officers, fires being lit and there were 87 people arrested last night for violation of the curfew order. among those people we recovered a loaded firearm. we recovered a backpack full of fireworks and explosives and we recovered other items that i believe were there for the sole purpose of being used as either weapons or being used to vandalize and destroy property. >> the chief sai

.>> the latest incident happened as officers responded to looting at the cvs pharmacy at mission boulevard. as hayward police arrived at the drugstore several cars rushed out of the parking lot, moments later an officer reported that shots had been fired by police. the department has not said what led up to the shooting but confirmed officers were hurt. police later found a male suspect in some bushes with a gunshot wound to his back. he was treated, released and taken into custody. police arrested three other suspects in connection with the third police shooting since may 20.>> very few police officers and of using their guns and to see it happening three times should mean there's a problem going on.>> reporter: the shooting comes after 61-year- old man lunged at them with a knife. police shot and killed a suspect accused of fatally shooting a 65-year-old homeless man.>> officers in those situations where reacting to a life-threatening situation. >> reporter: the recent spike means one thing.>> officers in hayward all over the bay area are dealing with an increased level of violent crime

the most recent person was a 17- year-old at cvs that was killed in his car. >> reporter: they marched from hayward city hall to the police department and took a knee. one car stopped and the occupants got out and so a knee. a few protesters mentioned demands including removing police from schools and reallocating city funding from the police department to community programs. reporting for ktvu fox2 news i am leigh martinez. >>> there was a gathering at the pleasant hill ymca and they eventually moved to the pleasant hill police department. everybody was invited to ring signs and wear masks and gloves as well as practice social distancing. >>> two officers accused of assault after pushing a 75-year- old man to the ground causing injuries have pled not guilty. this comes as thousands of people gathered for a memorial service to honor george floyd. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people are hoping that their protest will lead to policy change across the country. massive crowds gathering around the country, including new york, philadelphia and in our nation's capital. as demonstrators s

incidentally cvs pharmacy has added nine locations in the bay area including this one here in pleasanton that will be offering drive-through covid-19 tests starting today. reporting live in please on ton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much, bob. 4:35. this morning marin county officials say a spike in cases in their county is due to the outbreak at san quentin state prison and doctors say the inmates from san quentin are already impacting area hospitals. >> we had a total of 1,000 cases outside of san quentin prison since the beginning of the outbreak and 500 within that facility just in the past two weeks. >>> he says covid-19 is not rapidly spreading in marin county, there are clusters also linked to indoor parties, construction crews, grocery store and restaurant workers. many don't have symptoms. >>> developing now for you, a terrifying story. a man and his 87-year-old mother. so they were driving along highway 101 yesterday, this was in san francisco, when the driver says that he was passing by an overpass and then something hit his windshield. then he looked up. >>

authorities are hoping that a targeted response will help them stop a full-blown secondng to cv shut down the city of more than 20 million peoe. >> every few days brazil hit another grim milestone. last week it surpassed the uk's death toll with over 45,000. in the paste the president continues not tor say much. e does, he tries to pla down the virus. one of his officials said the country was managing the virus. t deflect the criticism of the handling of the crisis by saying the countrys bi.kin. ans,dta bhaelgiumnt.e the world health organization says brazil is a major concern. cities like here in sao paulo and rio, they e starting to open back up. scientists are warning the country is not yet through the worst of it. >> once the epicenter of the oepidemic, and you are h of the lowest infection rates. once quiet streets are buzng back withife, but nowhere near back to normal. restrictions are slowly easing. the mayor says outdoor dining won't be allowed until july. across the nation, coronavirus cases are on the ris with hotspots in the south and southwest. infection rates hit record

my competitors, cvs, they don't have wholesalers. i go to a middle person to purchase prescription drugs. rite aid, cvs, they have their own warehouse. they go directly to medco or smith klein or whoever. it's put me through tremendous stress, because now the wholesalers, when you fall behind in this industry, they put you on cod. can you imagine trying to be cod with one week's invoices could be $16,000, $18,000, $20,000. that's particularly stressful and i have no real alternatives to deal with this. the wholesalers who supply us with the things we need to do our job are understanding, but it is a business, after all. they're not going to cont j=hajo extend courtesy or forbearance for any great length of time. that's the other part of my anxiety. i don't know at what point someone is going to call and say, listen, this is it, you can't order any more. what am i supposed to do then? >> real quick, ms. sexton, you applied for the eidl loan and received much more than you requested. did sba explain why you received a lesser amount? >>

were damaged and more than 500 people arrested during the last few days. 25 miles a day and long beach cvs was set on fire from inside. the flames quickly spread to one of the business. several thousand people are in an outlet mall and it was badly damaged in the long beach mayor requested the national guard troops there and violent protests in pasadena, compton beverly lls. cleanup begins after protests and riots in most major u.s. cities. doug luzader looks at the protests right outside the white house. >> national guard troops have been deployed and some protests spiraling out of control including some right outside the white house. fires and violent protests just outside the gates of the white house overnight. more than 60 secret service officers have been injured in the weekend writing. the historic church across from the white house was set on fire. the cities across the country began enforcing curfews but that did little to stop some of the violence. the next time, we don't want them out here doing this again. >> there was extensive looting of high-end stores in manhattan and in min

cvs is 250 of its stores have been damage. walgreens is directing patients to nearby open stores and said in a statement we are working to get in touch with patients that impacted stores to help with their prescription needs. santana, says her insurance has paid for the prescription she cannot access and to get another one will be paying out- of-pocket. >> the medicine is very expensive. >> the closing of pharmacies is serious with those with compromised immune systems, especially during a pandemic and you add on they are not actually even able to get their prescriptions and that ups the anxiety level that many of them correctly have. >> doctors are trying to help. >> i might be looking for pharmacy that is not been affected are calling up insurance. >> for some the violence leaves them wondering. >> i understand people are outraged and they are mad. it has affected the innocent people. >> rob roth, "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> time for 58. let's check in with steve. the weekend is coming and if you don't likethat. that is a d back

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and that is your money watch report, for more ahead to cvs money watch.com. i am diane king hall. >>> this wayward mountain lion we kept an eye on yesterday morning has been released into the wild, it was captured one block away from oracle park after being spotted around san francisco. veterinarians from the oakland zoo examined him saying he is healthy and believe he is 15 months old. >> this guy was well fed, well groomed, he looked great. so, there was a mountain lion that died a few days ago, an adult. and we think that maybe that was his mom. he is special for us, he is probably the oldest and the healthiest that we have seen. >> good to know, he is healthy. the mountain lion was released into an open wildlife preserve on the peninsula with a tracking collar. so experts can monitor him and the folks at the oakland zoo has named him mr. san francisco. that is pretty fitting since he was roaming around the streets of san francisco. 4:48, let's get a check on the weather with mary. good morning. >> mr. san francisco, glad he is okay. here's a live look wit

>>> live from the cvs bay area studio, this is kpix 5 news . >> right now, streaming in the bay area, a series of fires intentionally set and a suspect in custody. the overnight effort to keep the blaze from spreading. >>> another day of protesting across the bay area. the fight from demonstrators to keep the rallies peaceful. and we are live from the white house as we face the legal battle. after protesters were forcibly removed. good morning, it is friday. we made it to the end of the week, it is june 5th, i am michelle griego. >> things are cooling down for us. >> thank you, we are looking at the relief from the heat, much cooler for today, we are talking 10 to 20 degrees cooler for today. here's a live look over the treasure island camera, kind of shaking in the breeze. temperatures are cooler as well. in the mid to upper 50s to about 60 degrees in san jose, mid 50s in san francisco, upper 50s for concord and oakland and livermore. as we had through the day, take a look at these temperatures, 64 in san francisco, mid-70s for san jose and for concord and it will be even cooler for

i'm a native, former second class petty officer in the united states navy cvs in afghanistan were bit. the coach, while the court annuity here. when the first move back here insert here is a welder in 2012. never imagine how far my career in community would grow. the shipyard's lifeline of community. in driving force behind its economic role. major part due to the programs here in the newly awarded contract. i see young families moved to the area. friends open new local businesses in a beautiful new sports facility open to be utilized when the local hockey kids and i get coach . on this would've been possible without these contracts. and once again mr. president, would like to say thank you. allowing us to continue to supporting our nations navy. thank you. pres. trump: thank you. [cheering and applause]. it looks like a tough hockey player. i wouldn't want to be checking him. right tyler pretty super pretty tough looking guy. the dedication of the men and women here today will also have a military accomplish one of my top security priorities. rebuilding 355 ship as i told you. and we

cities reeling, after rocked with destruction set fire to stores retailers like target, walmart and cvs closed down stores and adjusted hours but moments of solidarity, in new york, nypd took a knee with the protesters took place elsewhere, in united states, including in spokane and santa cruz >> reporter: nation erupted into scenes of chaos, violence, and widespread destruction into the early morning hours. dozens of american cities up in flames after some protests turned into riots. often followed by looting as nation simmering with unrest unravelled >> how long can you be peaceful when your people are dying >> reporter: in los angeles, hours before curfew was ordered, city became a war zone after attempting to breach television studios, large groups torched police cruisers as officers fired back with rubber bullets. before nightfall, the looting began, department stores, jewellers and high-end apparel shops trashed by unruly mobz mayor calling on the the governor to dispatch the national guard first time since 1992 rodney king riots similar scenes and issues of injustice. >> we've se

police responded to reports of the looting at the cvs on harder road and mission boulevard. eventually they say they had to open fire on a man not given us a lot of details on what happened. a man was taken to the hospital minor injuries, no officers hurt 3 people taken into custody. los angeles police investigating sunday's incident in which that patrol cruiser you see here was caught on camera hitting at least 2 protesters. and look this is downtown los angeles protesters had surrounded the police suv and accelerated appeared to hit at least a couple of people before reversing and speeding away. authorities are reviewing this video. coming up next the brother of george floyd making an emotional plea to protesters. and just as more people are beginning to get out and do more driving we'll have a check of gas prices. and when we come back the string a bay area curfews, kicking and tonight.

hayward police investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened on a cvs on harder road and mission boulevard. the department isn't saying what led to the officer opening fire. a man was taken to the hospital, treated for minor injuries, and released. he was then taken into custody. three more are also detained. >>> good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. the bay area is recovering this morning from last t' protests that started peacefully, but many turned to unrest and violence. and religious leaders are gathering on the steps of san francisco city hall to hold a peaceful kneel-in to honor george floyd who died after a police officer held his knee on his neck when he continued to say "i can't breathe." nbc bay area'skatsuda is live in the city for us this morning. sharon, even celebrities are making their appearance to show their support. >> reporter: marcus, that's right. they just turned up the music, and we're expecting to see jamie foxx here, the actor. people of all ages, all races are here right now. this goes all the

the shooting happened the day after hayward police shot and wounded alluding suspect at cvs. >> there are penalties to property crimes, lethal force is not one of these. >> reporter: melissa knowles that police have not provided details of what led up to the shootings.>> until we see proof between surveillance of these people posed a threat, it is still just excessive force like we see in any other case. >> reporter: a retired officer the trains law enforcement said officers are not shooting leaders. >> enters into a situation where it is life-threatening to the officers or someone else, they can turn into a shooting in a probably should.>> reporter: one clothing store was hit twice. the looting was prevalent. >> [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: in another case, vallejo police chased a car to richmond suspected in the theft. officers found stolen wigs and head dolls of the truck. >> what happened last i was criminal. that was a criminal event of packs of individuals ravaging businesses. >> reporter: at a news conference, city officials addressed the looting but not the shooting.:this wa

>> reporter: this incident happened at 4:00 on monday morning as officers responded to looting at a cvs. as police responded, several cars rushed out of parking lot. romans later, shots had been fired by police. the department has not said what led up to the shooting. they confirmed no officers were hurt. police found a male suspect with a gunshot to his back. he was treated at the hospital, released, and taken into custody. police arrested three other suspects in relation to another shooting. >> in the course of their entire career, to see a police officer use their gun in a short amount of time, typically that means there's a problem. >> reporter: this comes after they shot and wounded a 61-year- old man who they say lunged at them with a knife. a week before that, they shot and killed a suspect accused of fatally shooting a homeless man. >> officers involved were reacting to a life-threatening situation. >> someone who represents officers said the recent spike means one thing. >> officers in hayward, as officers all over the bay area, are dealing with increased levels of violent crim

this happened overnight as officers responded to reports of looting at the cvs on carter road and mission boulevard. videos show the aftermath of the shooting. there was a standoff, officers opened fire on suspected leaders. one man has been released from the hospital with minor injuries and is in custody along with three other suspects.>>> a union city police officer recovering after being hit by a ricochet bullet. this happened while police were trying to stop looters in san leandro heard the officer was wearing protective gloves and only suffered minor injuries. several union city businesses were also hit by leaders. police sharing these photos. e landing and were able to clear out many of the thieves there. union city will have a tsat 8 pm. also, 30s and senso say in san jose say there is looking for a suspect that crashed the car into a smoke shop. happened overnight on san carlos street. when deputies arrived, no one was there. damage to the building estimated at $50,000. police say about $5000 worth of merchandise was taken. the car was a white honda civic, stolen out of san mateo

officers say that they were chasing a burglary suspect that was looting a cvs store. that chase ended in richmond at richmond parkway business park. the suspect was taken into custody. the car was filled with wigs and head dolls from a possible salon store in vallejo. police say there were several chases last night after that widespread looting. >>> looters apparently used a piece of heavy equipment to get into a best buy store. police had been patrolling the area earlier in the evening to keep vandals away from the shopping center. they reported that there had been looting at other stores around the mall. richmond police were called to hilltop mall last night. there were large crowds as well. the mall was not scheduled to reopen until tomorrow. police say vandals broke into the mall. there are not any other details. >>> new this morning, at least 100 people were arrested during the first night of the curfew. i want to show you the scene. this was shortly after 8:00 last night, after the curfew went into effect. police used tear gas to break up to the crowd who refuse

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. >>> cvs announced today it is increasing coronavirus testing sites in the state with 35 drive throughs opening this friday. the sites use self-swab tests. people must register in advance at cvs.com for an appointment. >>> as we navigate the pandemic we put together a resource to help you track what is open in the bay area and where. you'll find this interactive map on our website abc7news.com. >>> new charges tonight in a large scale san francisco federal corruption case and the newest defendant has agreed to help prosecutors. abc 7 news' i-team reporter is on the story. >> reporter: a seventh defendant charged in a public corruption scandal involving the former public works director. >> mr. wong is a long time, well known san francisco building contractor. for years he has lined his pockets through bribes to city officials. >> reporter: more than 15 years according to prosecutors walter wong has agreed to cooperate with the government. he follows local res lead. >> he is a piece of a much larger puzzle. >> reporter: prosecutors say the puzzle began with nuru. >> we allege more than a

these for riotous can withstand all of that better than more fragile modern cvs more than a. lot of us are has got to know the problems farmers face in ethiopia 1st hand for sure they tend to plant the same crops year in year out which leads to soil degradation and ever lower yields new varieties are needed. the institute in add is also has fields where new strains are tested strains developed that with the help of a german seed company. there are more back at the lightness institute in germany this week has grown from seeds collected in the 1950 s. the variety actually originated in ethiopia but has died out there this is a 6 robo examples have since been sent back to the seed bank and that is about along with seeds of other crops once and then make to ethiopia really certain strains of wheat and mustard more than 7000 in all now they're back home and available for research and possibly cultivation we want to apply or to use all of my peers for sustainable. development so most of our seed. researchers from different research institutes in the country and students are studyin