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Here shore but no 90s until tomorrow well take a look at that forecast coming up in a bit part all right dave thanks a lot. Lets get right to our top story this friday morning. Bay Area Health Officials are encouraging everyone to stay home this 4th of july weekend. Now this comes as the state and the bay area continue to see a rise in coronavirus cases kron 4 Sarah Stinson has the latest now from Contra Costa County. In Contra Costa County where coronavirus cases are surging along with the rest of the bay area bad timing as we head into a Holiday Weekend now Health Officials are urging people...

Weekend. Now this comes as the state and the bay area continue to see a rise in coronavirus cases we want to go now live to kron 4 Sarah Stinson shes in Contra Costa County and walnut creek. She has the latest for us sara. Marty im live here in walnut creek at a safeway where people are getting you know some last minute goodies for the 4th of july a little bit different this year though youre not really buying a ton of food to host a big large group well youre not supposed to at least the governor of california and local Health Officials are urging people to not only celebrate at home. Lets ce...

You. [ laughter ] [ applause ] saturday night at 8 30 eastern an indepth look at policing in minority communities. Speakers include former st. Louis Police Officer hudson, the Atlantic City coates and washington, d. C. Police chief kathy lanier. Most people get defensive if they feel youre being offensive. So being very respectful, you know, encounters and request, if its not a crisis, its not a dangerous situation request versus demands, those things change the dynamics a little bit. Sunday afternoon at 2 00, race and the criminal Justice System with white house Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett...

WASHINGTON, March 11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, the Beer Institute, the oldest national trade association representing the beer industry, released...

The bill allows brewers producing less than 25,000 bbls per year to terminate contracts with their wholesaler without cause. Read more!