loss of a beloved husband, father, veteran and correction officer. 55 year-old died this mortganin after a long battle with covid-19. the first guard at the prison to die from the virus. we spoke with his family today and has this story from san jose. >> he's a good man. we're devastated. >> family and friends mourn the lsz of 55 year-old sergeant. who died at this hospital sunday morning. a long time corrections officer. >> everything i have is because of him. and all the good positive tv he brought. >> her dad was an army vet and started working when he was just 21 years old. the covid-19 pandemic caused a mass out break inside the prison. 24 inmates dead, 2,000 infected.

she was worried for her dads safety. >> i was scared he would get sick and this would happen. >> the family says he tested positive for covid-19 in late june. he was admitted to the hospital on july 2. they contracted the virus but recovered. the acting warden said he demonstrated unwaivering commitment and bravery every day during the devastating pandemic. his memory is carried on in the hearts of all the men and women. who battle the deadly virus. >> i know it's being more reactive than proactive. and i hope that they continue to get their stuff together and properly handle this. >> friends and coworkers have been standing vigil in the parking lot. visitors not allowed inside. >> to be here in the parking lot

and just feeling. letting them know we're here. >> the family wants the public to know covid-19 is real. and people need to protect themselves. >> this is effecting people. it's killing people. people are dying. it needs to be taken seriously. >> her dad knew the risk of the job. but was dedicated to his duty. gilbert and his wife had been married 29 years. they were getting ready to celebrate 30 years end of the month. >> california reported more than 8,300 new cases of the coronavirus today. that's well above the seven day average of 6,400 and maybe due to the state clearing a backlog. it's not clear if the guard is one of the deaths. the positiveivity rate edged up slightly. the benchmark is 8%. >> the school year starts tomorrow in oakland and right

now there's no deal between teachers and the school district on a distance learning school model. the teachers union says two main sticking points involve the request for small group instruction including substitute teachers and flexible workday schedules. >> we're waiting and hoping the district brings a significant meaningful proposal. and we can come to an agreement today. so that we can start the school year on a positive note. >> neither side will provide details about the start of school will look like for students. educators will follow the union teaching plan. >> the city of santa clara partnered to provide free covid-19 testing on certain dates at the central park library. the first date is this wednesday 10:00 a.m. appointments required and you

can sign up online. site will test only people who don't have covid-19 symptoms. and should receive results within three to seven testing will be offered august 12 and 26. plus september 23 and 30th. >> the united states is topped more than 5 million confirmed coronavirus cases. that is the most in the world. there's debate on capitol hill over president trump executive order and his plan to extend benefits to millions of unemployed americans. the moves could be unconstitutional. >> the united states now with 5 million confirmed cases and more than 162,000 deaths from coronavirus. the pandemic throwing the ecnomy into crisis. millions of unemployed americans have been relying on the $600 payment. a benefit that expired on july 31. talks to extend the payments

collapsed on friday. >> therefore i'm taking executive action. we have had it. >> on saturday president trump by passing congress signing four executive actions. >> through the four actions my administration will provide immediate and vital relief to americans struggling. >> seeking to restore unemployment benefits slashing lt weekly checks to $400 requesting states share the cost. minimizing evictions, suspending interest on student loans and tax cuts. house speaker not mincing words. >> what the president did it was unconstitutional slop. it has the illusion of saying we'll have a moratorium on eviction. it says i'll ask if the folks in charge to study if that's feasible. when he says he'll do the payroll tax what he's doing is under mining social security and medicare. >> treasury secretary says

that's not the case. >> that's inaccurate. there's no reduction to those benefits and the president made that clear. >> senate minority leader calling the orders unworkable. >> most states will take months to implement it. it's brand new. it's put together with spit and paste. >> the president top economic adviser disagrees. >> states process the federal benefits before. so i don't see a reason why it's all that difficult. >> the question of whether states can afford to chip in 25% of the $400 benefit. >> the answer is i don't know yet. i think what will happen is congress needs to get back in and negotiate. >> so far, no word yet on whether trump administration officials and democratic leadership will resume negotiations. >> in the south bay a man faces charges accused of ramming his suv through a security gate at the jail.

police say 51 year-old slammed an suv through the gate and drove into the lower level of the parking structure. you can see the damage. deputies say he kicked a deputy in the incident around 4:00 a.m. he was booked on battery on a police officer and felony vandalism. >> firefighters from both sides of the rushed to put out a big fire over night. there was a lot of activity in the neighborhood. at around tennessee street and broad way after midnight. fire consumed a shed. damaged a printing press facility and threatened two homes. firefighters helped crews put out the flames. the cause is under investigation. >> rolling at last. the long awaited public transportation project in the east bay that is finally been put into service. >> and earthquake wake up a part of the united states that rarely

sees or feels any kind of seismic activity. >> i'm meteorologist it was a warmer end to the weekend today compared to yesterday. now tonight our marine layer is rolling back in. we'll have the details and what it means

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of the black lives matter movement. participants joined on foot and bike along with skate board and roller blades. in peaceful demonstration around downtown walnut creek to raise awareness about racism. organizers asked everyone taking part to wear a mask and social distance. >> protestors rally in front of three bay area armed forces recruiting offices today calling for justice for slain u.s. army specialist. participants today called on the public not to enlist in the armed services and accuse the military of targeting youth of color. she vanished in april. her remains were discovered in june. a federal complaint accuse a soldier of her murder but he fatally shot himself. >> today several asian american groups focussed on san francisco china town to try to reach out to older residents. undocumented immra those who may have a language

barrier. over all the city is lagging behind the rest of the bay area by 10%. >> our time frame is a little bit more compressed and doing census work in the time of covid-19 is very challenging. we have until september 30. we were given october 31. originally. it's challenging. >> now the group wants to get everyone signed up before they begin knocking on doors. the effort will continue every weekend through end of accept september. >> a new era. it launched its first bus rapid route today. a project decades in the making. tempo buses began picking up and dropping off on a ten mile route. there are 46 stations on the route. the line runs on international boulevard and east 14th street. bus only lanes with traffic signal priority. improvements are supposed to give passengers a faster ride.

>> just ahead. do not adjust your television. the camera is shaking because of an earthquake and all happened in a state that rarely sees any ca quake activity. >> the 7-day forecast is up next. >> coming up in sports. green's bank account lighter these days what he said that cost his $50,000. the play that prompted the benches to clear at the coliseum. good news in golf.

the discovery museum opened for the first time in nearly five months today. the offering a hands on experience for kids. and that posed a challenge to make is safe for visitors. everyone older than five must wear a mask. and the museum placed their out door exhibits far apart while workers perform frequent cleanings. tickets must be purchased in advance and for now, only

s are aow tot i wl open public. >> earthquake shook up part of the nation not used to quakes. a 5.1 hit near sparta, north carolina. along the border. it's the strongest quake that shake north carolina since 1926. the security video shows the shaking almost 40 from the epicenter. reports of houses shifting off the foundation. but no one was hurt. >> a will tlot of excited tar h >> i don't know if excited is the word. for some i'm sure they were shaken. if you haven't gone through that before you have no idea what's happening. >> and to have a magnitude 5 on the east coast. that can be felt far and wide. a lot of people felt that earlier this morning. today for us it was all about the sunshine. warm temperatures this afternoon.

the fog already making a come back along the coastline. live doppler 7 along with satellite. most had that sunshine over head. marine layer will be expanding over the next couple hours. this is a fairly typical august picture. the fog is completely socked in over the bridge. we expect laert on this evening to have patchy dense fog along the coastline. bit breezy out there. on shore wind is keeping the coast cool. it is gusting to 23 miles per hour. 15 fair field. ten the current wind in hayward. it remains breezy throughout the evening and early morning tomorrow. numbers a wide range. it's warm away from the coast. 96 in brent wood. 71 in oak lan. 81 fremont. 94 clover dale. and half-moon bay much cooler coming in at 59 degrees.

over night tonight we'll continue to track that fog as it moves in from the coastline. and around the bay shore lain. away from the marine influence inland. it stays mild. you can see cities like concord holding the low to mid-60s over nite. with we have the fog will settle in the midand upper 50s over 12 hours. future weather we'll time out the marine layer tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. a patchy fog around the bay shoreline. it locks like between 9 and 10:00 a.m. any fog evaporates and pulls to the baseline. we have sunshine on the way tomorrow. highs on monday. starting in the south bay 87 san jose. 92 morgan hill. 84 sunny vail. peninsula afternoon sunshine 83 mountain view. 84 redwood city. breezy and foggy in pacific at 63. san francisco morning fog to afternoon sunshine. 67. much warmer in south san francisco. high of 76. north bay warm tomorrow 84 santa

rose. about 71 in -- the east bay tomorrow 70s to low 80s. 75 oakland. 81 newark. and inland it's hot tomorrow. we're a few degrees cooler compared to today. 91 concord. 94 in brent wood. the 7-day forecast you can see the next seven days will keep the trend of morning fog to afternoon sunshine. a bit of a dip in the temperatures by tuesday. numbers will bounce back and friday in the upcoming weekend we're above average. >> of the last two years and there's quite a rivalry brewing between the two. astros cheating scandal this spring. emotions boiled over today. going for the ninth straight

win. making it 4-0. a bomb to center field. very next pitch. chapman says see you later. he's homeered in back to back games. swinging a hot stick. this is where things got interesting. plunked twice in the game. three times in the series. after the second time today he's not happy. takes it on the back. and has some words for the pitcher. eventually going to first base and gets there the astros hitting coach says come at me then. here we go. both benches clear. a's catcher was ejected. curiously no astros ejected. was kept calm after a while. expect suspensions to come. here's the reaction. >> we understand and you do the best you can with these things. obviously we don't want to get into a brawl like that. and we understand the protocol.

so unfortunately it happened. >> i just know that a coach egged him on. it was wrong. and that was about it. >> cheerily thee. and they let it out. i don't know. >> some things were said that weren't right to him. and maybe someone told him to come over to the dug out. so, i think he was that's when he provoked a bit. >> he doesn't go over unless something completely offensive came out of the dug out. the league will know who it is. that person should get suspended. hopefully that's the case. >> we'll wait and see. giants and dodgers. san francisco needing a win. this will help. base hit to ncenter but, lifted for reliever in the

seventh. he gives up a thee run jack. dodgers have a lead. a big sequence there. bottom 8 dodgers adding on. mookie bets the $365il n.a three run shot to prove it. dodgers win. san francisco 2 and 5 on a ten game road trip. they head to houston tomorrow. >> get my man out of the phoenix. it's not good for him or his career. sorry, chuck. they have to get book out of phoenix. go somewhere where he can play great basketball all the time ask win. >> are you tampering? >> maybe. >> they heard the comments. fined $50,000 for violating the antitampering rule. that is the max given for a player can file a grievance. 23 year-old suns star. and so far the suns are the only undefeated team in the bubble

restart. and final round of the pga championship. this just wrapped up. former cal star winning his first major at age 23. a final round 64. he wins it 13 under over all. highlights and reaction tonight. you want to see the end where something happened it was the only fumble of the day. >> you sold me. thank you. >> very good tease. it looks like a face mask. you might want to take a closer look.

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