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Washington post columnist jonathan capehart. She talks about numeral justice reform. This is about 20 minutes. Jonathan so the special Washington Post live which is a live reporting of my podcast, im john capehart, opinion writer for the Washington Post, and my guest is returning for the fourth time to the podcast, senator Kamala Harris of california. Over the past month, senator harris has cosponsored the justice in policing act, coauthored the bipartisan harris helped introduce a resolution de...

Murder was the birth of a new movement that has been writing to reenvision policing in the United States. Few weeks ago, the Congressional Black Caucus led the effort to get this passed out of the house of representatives. That bill is languishing in the senate. We wanted to highlight today the efforts of the Congressional Black Caucus. Inspired that people can understand this is not a tragedy. I am very proud to be joined by members of the Congressional Black Caucus, who have been on the frontl...

Going on today to keep some areas of the bay at least somewhat controlled in terms of temperatures this afternoon but forget about an inlet it could be very toasty got the 60s all line up on the east bay shoreline 68 delay ho 68 for any aac 63 livermore 50s up to the north bay and 62 for san jose for comparison sake what you know what were just trailing a little bit up here in the north bay, but everybody else he is either the same as yesterday or degree or so ahead. Modest winds for now thats g...

With san quinton, as the states covid19 hot spot right now. The governor is ordering the release of as many as 8,000 prisoners system wide. More than 1500 inmates and employees have tested positive for the virus at san quinton, seven have died. The prison posted these pictures showing how inmates are being socially distanced in a repurposed furniture facility. We are live with the story. Reporter the covid19 outbreak here at san quinton has claimed the lives of seven inmates you can see the staf...

And 13 people have died in just the last week. The county was set to allow salons, barbershops, pools and Indoor Dining to take place in its next phase. In the south bay, some salon owners are demanding to know when Santa Clara County is planning to let them reopening. They say say their businesses are safer than a lot that are already open again. Chris nguyen has the story. At this point there is no reason for us to be closed. Reporter in san jose a small but united Group Running out of patienc...

It is not going to last very long. The inland looks great. A lot of people like this weather. If you do, it will continue. There is not much going on right now. Idaho has two speeds, slow and stop. We will reinforce fog as we go into wednesday, thursday, friday highs. Lets go over to sal at 4 31 on a tuesday. I believe it is quiet out there. Is there anything you want to get to right away . It is quiet. As we get closer to the end of the week, we will see fewer people out there right now. We see...

Right new on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a look from our exclusive Sales Force Tower camera this morning, looking to the north to the golden gate bridge. Thank you for joining us. Its tuesday, june 30th. Im anne makovec in for michelle. And im len kiese. Right to the forecast first to start the day. Mary lee, how is it looking for us . We are looking at similar conditions. Hot inland and mild around the bay and along the coast. We are catching the weak onshore flow with patchy fog thi...

He has been with us in the hospital the longest. He has had a really rough course. Many, many days where we didnt know if he was going to make it the next hour much less the next day. Reporter this was tom, a physical specimen, an attribute may have helped save his life. The fan of this man. He will never give up. Reporter today, the finish line. Released from the hospital and on his way to home care. He looked tired and weak. But he is alive and able to whisper a couple words. How are you feeli...

Absolutely spread into the community at large. Reporter out of the 8000 prisoners statewide, only a couple hundred are expected to be released here from san quentin. There is support for this, obviously as we just saw but what more can you tell us that the timing of the releases . Reporter we are hearing that 3500 prisoners are expected to be released by the end of this month and it will continue until august and possibly go into september. Thank you. California experienced its deadliest week of...

And businesses boarded up some closed for good as the pandemic leaves many of these places in downtown San Jose Holding on by a thread watching these invoices you can see him right here behind me these are all invoices that of piling up over the past few months that were working with our vendors pay cash born on a decade old bar called haberdashery in downtown san jose. Hes also the cochair of the newly formed 40 Person Coalition called the greater downtown san jose Economic Recovery Task force ...