they reached waterfront park. that was their destination as they march in support of black lives matter. they will be heading back to the courthouse shortly. we will keep you posted. >> more than a month after the death of george floyd, protesters are calling for systemic change in police departments and the redirection of funds towards social services. they are made up of thousands of individuals, each have their own reasons for being there. >> do you hear me? this is really sad in 2020 we are still fighting to be treated equally. >> we won't change. >> today we want everybody to hear our voice. to understand that black lives matter. >> i -- police officers need to become human. they need to stop stereotyping our children. when they see our children they always say they feel like they are being attacked. we have been seeing videos saying he has a gun but there is clearly no gun. african-american kids either die or go to jail. that's sad. their job is to fear black people. that is sad. they shouldn't fear black pe

they're here at the waterfront park about the importance of being here. here's what they had to say. >> beyond that. we have people come together and when the marches die down, stick together and help with some policy change because the marches, it's going to fade away but it will go beyond that. >> i hope that it sends a message that martinez doesn't stand for hate and that we believe that black lives matter in the community. >> showing you guys the viral video of the two folks defacing a portion of the city approved black lives matter ont of the c martinez. those two people nicole anderson and david nelson and they are facing vandalism charges from the county as we take you guys back out here live. you can see the crowd gathering here at the waterfront park in martinez. i did hear organizers mention safetiel for people to partner up. if we have any updates we'll bring that to you. >> pete, thank you very much. let's take another look at the protests from up above from sky ranger and you see there's a very hot day, several hundred people gather erd riged

they will eventually march to waterfront park. the city was concerned and businesses as well with their second outside groups to serve as agitators. so far, so good and we will keep an eye on things and provide an update as things come in. >> pete, thank you very much. get back to you. another look at the demonstration from the sky ranger. live pictures for you right now with a flavor of what it looks like. a few moments ago a number of police vehicles, along with what appeared to be the route they were taking. we will keep you posted. we will have another live update coming up at 5:00. crews containing this brush fire and that is martinez. about 1:00 quickly to get contf that with no damage or injuries. a hot day here for much of the bay area. looking on social media, a lot of people calling for at least a breeze. what are you telling me? >> anything would be nice. the good news is that he heard you and it will be makings it way back into the bay area tonight. 102 degree temperatures. walnut creek, 102. just a hint of a breeze. s

if you are coming out here to one of the many waterfront parking lots in san francisco, this is what you are going to see. lots of metal barricades and signs telling you that they are closed. it is important to note however that the beaches themselves are still open but public officials are not making it easy for to you get here. so they want you to stay home. san francisco parking lot closures include but are not limited to baker beach, china beach, chrissy field, fort funston, fort point, golden gate bridge, land's end and marina green. these closures are to limit the potential for large gatherings and to reduce the spread of coronavirus. san francisco has 71 confirmed covid-19 cases since wednesday. the health department recently released new numbers for its seven day average citing 45 new cases per day over the past week. >> once this virus takes off, at a high rate, it's very aggressive. and we need to take this pause now and as much as possible, stay at home for the fourth of july. >> reporter: and so actual beach closures vary from city, county, state and federal. in general,

. >> reporter: protesters march to the waterfront park where they spent several hours speaking out against bigotryla itselin t center of the conversation cell phone video captures the moment the white couple paint over the gold letters of the neural. >> there is no racism, there is no precious depression, it is a leftist life >> the district attorney has charged the couple, they face three misdemeanors each including a hate crime charge. >> she's going on about her town. this is our town. there are minorities in it and the town needs to take a stance one way or the other to make it clear about where their values live. >> we are ready for a change. >> the demonstration was loud, but peaceful. yesterday police made it clear they were worried it was going to get violent. the martinez police chief warrant on social media that there might be counter demonstrators armed in supportive the police. the chief said no thanks, we will handle this, please don't show up at this devastation with guns. there did not appear to be any organized group of counter demonstrators. there were sometimes animated c

thousands of people peacefully marched from the courthouse to the waterfront park and spent several hours speaking out against bigotry and police brutality. >> we will not put up with it. you can see the community out here. it is time for change. >> the protest came eight days after the city permitted blm mural's painted on the street downtown. the couple involved are now facing three misdemeanors each including a hate crimes charge. >> this is our talent and there are minorities in it and the town needs to start taking some sort of stand one way or the other to make it very clear of where the values lie. >> some counterdemonstrators were present during the protest. no reports of heated confrontations so far. >>> developing, the monterey police department is investigating one of its first officer involved shootings in several years. it unfolded during a confrontation. officers responded to a call saturday from a man who said he was armed at a cemetery and wanted to hurt himself. he was holding what appeared to be a pistol. at one point, the man charged at police and that is when one of th

park. there they are right there. and they have heard from speakers. all of this is in support of the black lives matter

. >> reporter: at the end of the march, people gathered at waterfront park. >> we definitely have a lot of work to do in this town, but the first step was getting everybody's attention. >> reporter: nearby there appeared to be a presence of condition tension, but organizers feel that didn't stop them from doing what they needed to do. >> i think that this was a much needed event in martinez. we've had a peaceful march and protest and we got our message across and i think that we accomplished what we came here to do. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> a martinez woman believes bumper stickers and posters supporting "black lives matter" prompted a man to slash her tires. she works on main street and she was shocked to see this and find all four tires on her vehicle had been punctured. the surveillance footage shows a man seemingly taking a photo of her vehicle and circling back to puncture all four of her tires. she believes her car was targeted because of the card board signs that she uses in protests. they were displayed in her car. >> hatred, racism, we don't have any room f

they marched about one mile down to this park on the waterfront. again, the message is black lives matter, and as a matter of fact this protest comes a week and the day after a video went viral that shows white couple painting over a black lives matter street mural with black paint. the district attorney has charged the couple, 42-year-old nicole anderson and david nelson who faced three misdemeanors each, including a hate crime charge. they are determined to send a message, say the prosecutors. >> there are organizations that are against black lives matter. i will be down here as a scare tactic. we are not afraid. we refuse to be afraid. we are going to come down and march. we are going to make sure our voices are heard. >> reporter: folks are in fact, quite excited to be here. this has been, as i mentioned peaceful, but also in the air was a warning from the police chief from yesterday, as he was told that on social media there would be people coming here that might try to defend the police. as far as we could tell, that did not develop. we have

>> reporter: good morning, so we're coming to you live here from one of the many waterfront parking lots in the city of san francisco if you try to go to the beach this is what you are going to see. it is important to note that the beaches themselves are still open. but public health officials are not going to make it easy for you to get here. and so they want you to stay home. san francisco parking lot closures include but are not limited to baker beach, china beach, chrissy field, fort funnesson and land's end and of course marina green. they are meant to limit the potential for large gatherings and to reduce the spread of covid-19. san francisco has 71 confirmed cases since wednesday. now the health department recently released new numbers for seven day average and it is up 45 new cases per day over the past week. >> once this virus takes off, at a high rate, it's very aggressive. and we need to take this pause now and as much as possible, stay at home for the fourth of july. >> reporter: so the actual beach closures vary from city, county, state and federal. in general, the parking l

at the waterfront park. that's where you go for parking the rally will begin at the courthouse and demonstrators will march downtown and then back to the waterfront. kron 4 is hosting a live town hall next week with police chase from all across the bay area. we'll discuss the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities if you like to join let us know you can join the conversation by submitting a video question for the police chief's all you have to do is head over to our website kron 4 dot com and that town hall will air next wednesday july 15th at 09:00pm. >>now to the south bay this morning, no peters police have released body camera video from an officer involved shooting that happened back on june 21st >>well >>police say they were responding to an apartment complex after a 19 year-old reportedly stabbed his stepfather. police say the 19 year-old who was holding a large knife at the time charged

. >> at the end of the march, people gathered at waterfront park. >> we definitely have a lot of work to do in this town. but the first step was getting everybody's attention. >> reporter: nearby, there appeared to be a presence of contention, but organizers feel that didn't stop them from doing what they needed to do. >> i think that this was a much-needed event in martinez. we've had a peaceful march and protest, and we've got our message across, and i think that we accomplished what we came here to do. >> reporter: in martinez, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> brazen video captured the moment a man is seen slashing the tires of a martinez woman's car for what she believes is her politically charged bumper stickers and posters supporting the black lives matter movement. she works along main street and was shocked to find all four tires had bun punctured. luigi's deli provided surveillance footage that shows a man around 9:00 in the morning taking a photo of her vehicle and circling back to puncture all four of her tires. she believes the car was targeted because the cardboard signs sh

ahead of a planned 4:00 march from contra costa county superior court to waterfront park. businesses spent today boarding up storefronts as a precaution. last weekend, two martinez residents defaced a black lives matter mural in what police called a hate crime. they were arrested. then, someone spray painted white lives matter on a road. that has been covered up. activists expect thousands to show up tomorrow. >> a bay area amusement park finds itself in dire straits. oakland's fairyland did get a loan from the government, but now faces an uncertain future. could it be closed for good? >> they were lining up f marin county fair today. what's been offered to amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com reinventing. it's what with comcast busin

thousands of people peacefully march from the courthouse to martinez waterfront park and spent several hours speaking out against bigotry and police brutality. it is ti r a change up with it, >> the protys aftea ty d one mu that s er wilack t. the woman involved in the case is facing three misdemeanors including a hate crimes charge. >>> this is our town and there are, you know, minorities in it and the town needs to start taking some sort of stands one way or another to make it very clear of where its values lie. >> some counterdemonstrators were present during the protest and there were no reports of any heated confrontations. >>> debunking news out of san diego, a fire that started on the ship on the naval base, the u.s. novelties continues to burn. uss was docked for routine maintenance when the fire broke out and there was smoke. the naval ship has the capacity to deploy and land helicopters and small boats and other vehicles. 160 sales and officers were on board and 21 people were injured and mostly from smoke inhalation. >> the victims also say non- life-threatening injuries and

park. businesses spent yesterday boarding up storefronts as a precaution. last weekend two residents defaced a black lives matter mural and police called a hate crime. they were arrested and someone spray painted "white lives matter" on a road. hate-filled flyers were distributed in the downtown area and activists expect thousands to show up today. >>> lisa, we talked about it yesterday but then i went home. it was really hot. it's pretty hot out there this weekend. >> i like it when that happens, oh, i was right. i said that. 5:58 the official sunrise from our sutro tower camera. 55 degrees right now. if you liked yesterday downtown san francisco, you'll like today. numbers back in the low 70s. that sea breeze coming into play. elsewhere, yes, we are sizzling for your sunday. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> you're always right, lisa. thanks. >>> also ahead a step f govnoren mail-in billion lots to all california voters. >>> plus the service changes you'll see starting to

. >> reporter: at the end of the march, people gathered at waterfront park. >> we definitely have a lot of work to do in this town, but the first step was getting everybody's attention. >> reporter: nearby there appeared to be a presence of condition tension, but organizers feel that didn't stop them from doing what they needed to do. >> i think that this was a much needed event in martinez. we've had a peaceful march and protest and we got our message across and i think that we accomplished what we came here to do. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> a martinez woman believes bumper stickers and posters supporting "black lives matter" prompted a man to slash her tires. she works on main street and she was shocked to see this and find all four tires on her vehicle had been punctured. the surveillance footage shows a man seemingly taking a photo of her vehicle and circling back to puncture all four of her tires. she believes her car was targeted because of the cardboard signs that she uses in protests. they were displayed in her car. >> hatred, racism, we don't have any room fo

park. imdoor exhibits, playgrounds and ride attraction also be closed. members will be allowed to return on monday, and the general public can return wednesday. the list of what is opening and what is closed seems to be changing almost daily in the bay area. so we are tracking each county and what they're doing. see the latest for yourself going to abc7news.com. it is helpful. >>> new details about the bay area tech ceo caught on camera going off on a racist tie rad at a carmel valley restaurant. >> you asian piece of [ bleep ]. >> get out. you are not allowed here. you don't talk to our guests like that. get out now. >> michael lofthouse seen in the viral video, he stepped down from his company, solid8, according to "the san francisco chronicle." in a statement he told "the chronicle," "i can confirm that i have stepped down from solid8, terminating all business relationships with immediate effect. i will make it my duty to ensure my personal actions do not continue to have a detrimental i

park. indoor exhibits, playground and ride attractions will be closed and members will be allowed to return tomorrow. ng wednesday.ublic can >>> les get a checketeorologist argen. >> liz, the fog reformed here in san francisco, and you can see what aromt. tam. looking at cooli shoreline today. not elsewhere, though. a quick warmup in mountain view. we're still cool in our north bay, lots of sun from the east bay, 51 in santa rosa. looking at mid-90s in santa rosa, upper 90s to near 100 inland. liz? >> lisa, thank you. thanks for joining did you know prilosec otc can stobefore it begins?urn heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> i am your father. >> there it is, welco

we are committed to the waterfront ballpark. remember, this is a terminal that has not been used in years. it is a part of the city that will lead a rebirth of the oakland waterfront. oracle park will lead the way like it did in san francisco. it has great promise. we are moving forward, full speed ahead. we look forward to putting a show on the ground and we will open our beautiful ballpark. >> one thing that i will say, lot of proponents for that stadium and out as turned out well. i want to talk about things. we are going to have cardboard cutouts. if a foul ball hits one of the cutouts, you will send them the ball, right? >> it is going to be a great program. we sold thousands of cutouts on the first day or two. you can buy your cutout and you can upload a photo, if you get hit by the fell ball or catch it, we will authenticated and send it to your house. we have great programs with that. it is all a fundraiser for local community organizations like the african-american chamber of commerce. it is going to be a great way to s

so we are going to gather there in waterfront park on august 8th. we are going to gather thousands of christians. it's going to be peaceful. it's going to be full of love. we are going to sing and worship. and we are hoping that we can even, through our worship, started to change the atmosphere in that city. pete: if i'm correct, that's a saturday, sean. i host the weekend show. you will have to come back on that sunday and let us know how it goes. good luck. >> i will. thank you so much good to be with you. pete: federal government says all federal officers will leave portland tomorrow. dhs says they are not going anywhere. what happens now? judge andrew napolitano rules on that coming up next. from prom dresses... ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your

they marched about one mile down to this park on the waterfront. again, the message is black lives matter, and as a matter of fact this protest comes a week and the day after a video went viral that shows white couple painting over a black lives matter street mural with black paint. the district attorney has charged the couple, 42-year-old nicole anderson and david nelson who faced three misdemeanors each, including a hate crime charge. they are determined to send

eligible uses and adding and urban agriculture site after waterfront city-wide and waterfront park and recreation facilities. delenatio$101 million. recovery parks $86 million. playgrounds $9 million. sustainability $14 million. community opportunity fund $6 million. trails $1 million. community gardens $600,000. $1.4 million. administration $2 million. total bond funding for park and open space $239 million. then the resolution on file adjusting to $487,000,000.500000. in section 8 where it has the ballot language $487,500,000. that language to.011 to 014. from $35 million to $40 million. that concludes the last one in section 18. the maximum amount of bonds $487,500,000. that is the conclusion of the amendments and the ordinance. would you like me to read the resolution? >> madam clerk, is it necessary for her to read the ones in the resolution? >> if we can ask to confirm if there are new amendments aside from what you mentioned previously. >> no new amendments. correction of typo. it is the number i will flag it. not to exceed amount in the title should be $487,500,000. there are a

the city is closing all of those lots that have beach waterfront in order to discourage large gatherings. the actual beaches are open. ero one jogger realized that today. while the parking lot is closed the signs think you are allowed to run, high and to enjoy. >> we don't want people to go overboard. >> i am pretty sure that is what san francisco wanted.'s parking lot closures are not the only thing that may deter you. there is also a warning about dangerous surf this holiday weekend let's check in with paul hagan.'s the national weather service has issued a beach hazard. that means they are concerned about the possibility of rip current and the sneaker waves as well. that is almost always a threat along the pacific coast and it being a holiday weekend with some of the beaches to open we want to make sure we highlight that. the winds are not exceptionally strong for this time of the year. is in the fifth with some of the beaches to open we want to make sure we highlight that. the winds are not exceptionally strong for this time of the year. is in the 5th-20 miles an hour range. here is

at the waterfront the rally will begin at the courthouse people will then march to marine of east out west towards ferry street and then back to the waterfront we have had so many people. >>from martinez thinking as so many people asking how they can get involved in coming out on sunday, if you've never march before stealing a call to do this now because. they want to stand up against hate and racism and that's a beautiful thing. >>the police are going to be shutting down a couple at st. stay here and that is just to put a buffer between the protesters and the downtown area and the homes here in martinez you should be looking at all those streets now up on the screen they'll be shut down between 10 o'clock tomorrow night until 7 o'clock monday morning and of course we'll also put that list up on our website kron 4 dot com live in martinez, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>thank you michelle happening tonight, the oakland unified school district wrapping up a news conference announcing plans for students for the upcoming school year. this is video from the virtual news conference tonig

at the waterfront the rally will begin at the courthouse people will then march to marine of east out west towards ferry street and then back to the waterfront we have had so many people. >>sara martinez thinking as so many people asking how they can get involved in coming out on sunday, if you've never march before stealing a call to do this now because. they want to stand up against hate and racism and that's a beautiful thing in martinez michelle kingston kron 4 news com for is hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from across the bay area we want to talk about the changes. police departments are making after the nationwide calls for police reforms and how officers are working to regain the trust of their communities you can join the conversation by submitting a video question for the police chiefs on our website kron 4 dot com the town hall will air next wednesday july the 15th at 09:00pm. >>california continues to be a hot spot for new coronavirus cases in the nation yesterday, the state recorded almost 8,000 new cases and more than 140 new reported deaths here in

at the waterfront the rally will begin at the courthouse people will then march to marine of east out west towards ferry street and then back to the waterfront we have had so many people. >>from martinez thinking as so many people asking how they can get involved in coming out on sunday, if you've never march before stealing a call to do this now because. they want to stand up against hate and racism and that's a beautiful thing in martinez michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>even though police do expect the protests to be peaceful they are still shutting down several streets here is a look at the streets affected on your screen police say these closures will create a buffer between the crown and homes. the streets will be closed beginning at 10 o'clock saturday night and they will not reopen again until 7 o'clock monday morning. you can also find this information on our website kron 4 dot com. kron four's hosting a live town hall next week with police chiefs from across the bay area we're going to discuss the changes. police departments are making. >>after nationwide calls for police re

at the lake of the ozarks in missouri, people packing waterfront restaurants and filling pools. and at this water park in wisconsin, masks were required for employees, but not guests once inside. and on the west coast, l.a. beaches were closed for the holiday weekend, but san diego saw busy beaches and boardwalks as the state reached a high in new cases sunday with nearly 12,000, according to johns hopkins university. with coronavirus cases now on the rise in 32 states, local and state officials say the federal government needs to do more. >> president trump was in my community, chose not to wear a mask, and he's having large events while i am trying to push people that you need to stay at home. >> we need a national strategy. we're only as strong as our weakest link right now. we went through hell. we cannot afford to go to through hell again. >> we're not on the same page. there's not unity in our community or any community right now. >> reporter: president trump still sending mixed messages about the virus. downplaying the recent spikes with this false claim. >> now we have t

this video was near oracle park. the big cat was caught and released into a rural part of san mateo county where scientists believe it may have come from the mountain lion was also suspected of killing a kangaroo and to wall a ruse at the san francisco zoo. >>well in an effort to limit large gatherings ahead of the holiday weekend san francisco has closed beach parking lots during the 4th of july holiday weekend. now some of those beaches include baker beach, fort point crissy field ocean beach just to name a few and those beaches will still be accessible to bicyclists and pedestrians just not the parking lots with those new closures santa cruz is one of the only beaches and parking lots that will be open this weekend while the rides at the beach will remain closed. the boardwalk is mostly open as is the wharf. hotels and indoor dining also returning. beach goers are encouraged of course to spread out and then they remind you that there's plenty of room to stay safe and still have a good time. >>in forcing physical d

but transportation, which has taken a hit, and waterfront a few years after that. i think was we move forward, i think we will think about revenue measures or ways to pay for those longer term investments that we desperately need to make. i think transportation and our waterfront are going to be huge, huge capital needs to figure out how to deal with those. for now, i think this is a very good bond, and i want to thank everybody who worked hard to make it happen. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, chair fewer. i want to add my voice. i want to say thank you to the mayor's office and supervisor ronan's office and all of the colleagues working hard to increase so we can address the service needs and needs of mental health and parks across s the city and being thoughtful to go through the process together. i would love to share this with our constituents and our community. it is important for them to see all of the great work that comes out in this presentation. thank you everybody. >> thank you very much. yes. it takes all of us to pass it. any other comments from a

in this view you see some of the community benefits to the wharf park area. with the youth sailing program and along the waterfront. next slide please. and with the plan in the r.p.f., you can see here in the ideal low and orange colors and restaurant, bike and kayak rental and include in the pink at the bottom on pier 40 open to members of the local south beach community. we are extending the historic bay front walk and interpretive history and display areas in the sheds and bulkhead buildings themselves. in the areas in between piers 38 and 40, you can see the increase in water activity that we're bringing to the project including floats and including public swimming and bathing area to the east with pier 40. and building the new outdoor cover with photovoltaic glass to help activate the next important spot. in activating the embarcadero what we are really doing is connecting the local neighborhood with the pay. so trying to bring views through to the sheds and the pay to vaift this area. next slide please. and importantly, creating a structure of our own t

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quick-fill project has gotten underway, bike facility on the waterfront south of the ferry building. and we're also getting started on a two-way protected facility on the third street bridge over mission creek, closing a really key gap in the bay trail and the new two-way protected facility that has been built in mission bay on terry francois. we're starting community engagement work in august for quick-fill completion for the fulsome protective bikeway between second and fifth and a variety of improvement in the bayview coming out of the bayview community transportation point. we're allowing safety enhancements to be legalized, particularly mated seen automatd enforcement and we're work on how the state sets speed limits on not setting speed limits at what the 15th percentile least prudent driver thinks is their right to drive and we're trying to coordinate with a variety of other state and local agencies in order to get that legislation passed. and, of course, at the federal level, there's been a lot of action. we are in receipt of our first care funds which had gotten us through t

quick-fill project has gotten underway, bike facility on the waterfront south of the ferry building. and we're also getting started on a two-way protected facility on the third street bridge over mission creek, closing a really key gap in the bay trail and the new two-way protected facility that has been built in mission bay on terry francois. we're starting community engagement work in august for quick-fill completion for the fulsome protective bikeway between second and fifth and a variety of improvement in the bayview coming out of the bayview community transportation point. we're allowing safety enhancements to be legalized, particularly mated seen automatd enforcement and we're work on how the state sets speed limits on not setting speed limits at what the 15th percentile least prudent driver thinks is their right to drive and we're trying to coordinate with a variety of other state and local agencies in order to get that legislation passed. and, of course, at the federal level, there's been a lot of action. we are in receipt of our first care funds which had gotten us through t