live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. firefighter crews had their handfuls as illegal fourth of july fireworks lit up the sky across the bay area sparking several fires. >> celebratory fires came dangerously close to an oakland teen when a stray bullet flies through her bedroom ceiling. business is getting the okay to open in santa clarita county are being excited, the mixed messages as the county reopening plan gets put on

hold. it is sunday july 5th, good morning i'm ken feeley, emily turner has the morning off. happy fifth of july devon, you know sometimes there is smoke in the air from pollution the sunset can take on a real pretty glow. worsening that with sunrise right now, because so much smoke in the air, from all the illegal fireworks last night, not only are there air-quality issues but look at the views from salesforce east, you're getting the interesting color, the haze near the east bay and on the other side of the sky, there is the moon. and we've got a full moon right now, that's going to set at 6:13, beautiful view in the sky right now you can see the haze looking out over the city, this is the view of san francisco from trevor island, that direction without anything else to light up the sky you really see the haze, i will talk to you more about air-quality,

there are places it's not healthy to be bringing in that air, as far as the temperatures go 50 degrees in santa rosa right now, it 65 in concord, there is the 15 degrees spread always going to be cooler to start up the morning and those isolated valleys, as far as what you expect for the rest of today, remember yesterday? it was hot inland, it was beautiful at the coast, or doing an exact repeat today, everybody gets about a two or 3 degrees drop, so technically there is a subtle cooldown that begins today, but you're not going to notice that yet, that starts to happen tomorrow, i've got some good news if you want to cooldown with the inland temperatures, i will be back with the and the complete forecast in a few minutes. it was the soundtrack of the fourth of july across the bay area last night. >> this was the fireworks

dsplay from bernal heights in san francisco, here is more video of fireworks from above san francisco and the east bay, the official firework show was canceled this year because of the pandemic, all of these are illegal. san francisco firefighters were busy with a grass fire in the bayview, crews say most illegal fireworks sparked fires, on the roof of a structure in the same area, no word on any injuries from those fires. kpix 5 reports across the bay in oakland of firework hotspot that have fire crews on high alert. is people started lighting up illegal fireworks, not only in oakland, but also all across the bay. >> the bay area keeps their own fires going. >> firefighters continue their fight including this one in brentwood, within a 60 minute span at one point in eight they

responded to 50 fires. folks are shooting off illegal fireworks. >> pentecostal fireworks showed how quickly fireworks could ignite flames in hot and dry conditions. >> for fire weather, were in a bit of a critical weather pattern here, throughout the rest of tonight. >> as the sunset and skies got dark, the show up above, not even brighter and louder. >> no problems out here, everybody is having a good time, that was kenny choi reporting the oakland fire department had crews circling lake merritt on the lookout for illegal firework activity, other fires have been keeping crews busy,

and pentecost the county, a 10 acre brush fire erupted on concord hills, no building were threatened or damaged but it put up a large cloud of smoke, that was visible for several miles. this morning firefighters remain on the scene of 100 acre fire burning on the acres of sonoma, it was contained last night, but crews from california fire and alameda county are in a block of face. the fire is in threatening buildings but people visiting nearby parks were told to leave. >> how much smaller burning about an acre near santa rosa was quickly brought under control, no word on what sparked these various fires. and oakland families feeling shaken after they found a stray bullet in their home, apparently from celebratory but gunfire, kpix five spoke to a family in the neighborhood. >> it is not unusual for them to hear gunfire and illegal fireworks on a daily basis. but, this time it came dangerously close. >> i was asleep here, and i

woke up and i was sitting and i looked on and i was like there is a whole in the ceiling. >> she found pieces of the ceiling on her bedroom floor. when her mother found this bullet, just outside the door, the family realized what had happened. >> it is kind of scary to think about because i could have been dead, if it came from a different angle, i don't know. >> when the bullet flew through her ceiling the night before she thought it was the sound of an air pod falling to the ground. >> i'm very furious actually, number one because this is a very irresponsible act, because your celebration could have been somebody else's funeral. >> since the discovery she hasn't been sleeping in her bedroom, she's got used to the sound of gunfire. >> it is normal at this point i guess, it doesn't make you feel that safe. >> fireworks have been going off for months now, since the pandemic they started. and it's only going to get worse as this evening goes.

>> this is the fourth bullet the family has found in and around their home in the last year, another stray bullet is still lodged in their roof. >> we have additional staffing, additional resources west oakland to east oakland, one of the things we are focusing on is the celebratory gunfire, it's extremely dangerous, we know that we have had injury even death in the past. >> the oakland police department is relying on surveillance camera and gunshot detection technology called schultz park. >> that to technology is an alert to the dispatch center but the officers, it comes across the computer, oakland fire is also a warning against large gatherings and drivers blocking space for emergency responders. >> we are very concerned that any firework activity, or any brushfire that started from the barbecue or a power tool, could start a fire. a warning for the public

this morning contra costa county deputies are looking for a murder suspect, angela ramirez is accused of shooting another man on april 4th. ramirez may have left the area, they consider him armed and dangerous. an abrupt turn of events for businesses, eager to reopen their doors in santa clara county, the state has rejected the county's request from last thursday to ease lockdown restrictions. if a so-called variance had been approved the county would've issued reopening of business like nail salons and gems, but now a county order to ease restrictions will not go into effect. local officials say they are confused by the states rejection since it is granted leeway to most other counties that have applied for. >> meanwhile in morgan hill a few restaurants got a surprise visit from the department of alcohol and beverage control. agents advise those businesses to close. the lyndale grill, which did not

, i'm sorry did have a patio open was one of them. the security photo from inside the restaurant shows a uniform agent, santa clarita county has been allowing outdoor dining for the past month, the manager said the agents told him the state never approved their county for outdoor dining, and the business was technically in violation. >> certainly the customers last night were very worried, about what was going on, they see two armed officers walk into the restaurant and are good questions, of course i have to answer them, but i was just as confused as them, in the middle of our rush, to be basically strong-armed into saying you have to shut down tomorrow or everybody is getting fines, there is a big issue with that, and mostly the confusion. >> in a statement avis did not issue any citations or notice of violations but find a

several businesses, except as a takeout operation. morgan hill leaders said they were left in the dark is 200 state inspectors fanned out across to check businesses for social distancing compliance, governor gavin newsom is going to lose funds if they don't enforce these over the weekend. another inmate has died of complications from the coronavirus, duane michael kerry has been on death row since 1996 for first-degree murder, he died saturday announcing three other death row inmates at santaquin to have died from suspected coronavirus complication since june 24th. in all about 1300 prisoners and 120 staff members have contracted the virus. most of them within the past two weeks. the outbreak is believed to have started after a transfer of prisoners from southern california correctional facility, overrun by the illness. marin county has been added to the governor's covid-19

watchlist, due to a number of factors including case counts, possible additions and containment strategies, counties have remained on the watchlist three days or more are required to close indoor activities, officials say if they remain on the watchlist indoor dining could be required to close as soon as today. a message for the county this holiday season. they rely on tourism during the summer but officials of city are turning people away due to an uptick in coronavirus cases. even with all the closure signs along the highway people try to make their way to the beach, they were turned away by city workers at the entrances, most of the visitors complied, and those who didn't were met on the shore by sheriff deputy in a vehicle. >> i thought if we parked far and walk it would be open, but it was not.

>> i do wish that i would be able to walk on the coast, but i understand where it is coming from. >> both half moon bay say ticketing is the last resort, and only for repeat offenders. the beaches will reopen tomorrow. today face the nation focuses on virus outbreaks two of the countries hardest hit cities, we spoke on friday with the show's host margit brennan. >> on sunday were going to take a look at two of the biggest hotspots, houston texas, and miami. in florida, that city alone has the largest spike in the state, they've put in and it:00 p.m. curfew, they're rolling out all types of instructions including mask wearing, whether they have come too late in terms of really underscoring the seriousness, because the infections of the hospitalizations are on the rise. you can see face the nation at econ 30 a.m., on kpix 5.

coming up the homecoming for travis airmen after the pandemic, keeping them away from their families a lot longer than expected. firework shows, we still have hot dogs, joey chestnut had more than anyone has ever had before.

a military homecoming this fourth of july in the sacramento area several airmen from travis air force base flew into sacramento international airport on saturday, one of them had been in saudi arabia since november, and was supposed to be home in april but the pandemic of pushing everything back worried more for a reporter marley gartner. >> welcome back. >> welcome home that couldn't have come soon enough. i'm kind of jittery i can't sit still, i'm so excited that he is finally coming home. >> especially for marissa phillips and her little girls, maddie and elyse. >> she will wake up in the middle of the night crying that

she misses her daddy. throughout the day she will go through periods where she is just sad, because she misses her daddy. >> they have kept mom busy and entertained but this particular in deployment has been challenging. >> it is been difficult with everything going on, there were times when i just wanted somebody to lean on. >> marissa and the girls waited an extra three months, every time they thought that was coming home, covid-19 travel restrictions push things back. >> it is heartbreaking when we get so close, and you tell me it got extended again. >> we've just been patiently waiting, and we finally got the pressure that he was coming home. >> staff sergeant skyler phillips thought this day would never come. >> it felt unreal, i wasn't expecting it so soon. i was ready to come home, but it didn't seem like it was going to be happening. >> we are so anxious to see

you, we can't wait for you to show up. we just want to see you as soon as you get off the plane. >> it's nice to see the girls and my wife. >> that was marley genta reporting staff sergeant phillips that he is aware he could get called back in a moment, so his family intends to appreciate whatever amount of time that he is home. >> in addition to the temperatures in the forecast, i want to start off by talking about what is going to be a concern for those of us who are going to be up and outside early this morning on july 5th, the morning after july 4th. because we are still living with the leftovers of fireworks last night, take a look at the camera view, you see the haze out there, trapped in the inversion layer, that is a lot of leftover smoke, in fact,

oakland sits underneath that, and oakland is one of the places that saw some of the bigger spikes in unhealthy air quality last night, in fact, look at the scale. this shows you the air quality readings and what they have been like for one sensor in the city of oakland going back to saturday afternoon at 2:00 and taking us through the afternoon when air quality was fine, anywhere you see a yellow bar there is no issues, sure enough once we get to the evening, there is a definite spike in poor air quality. for this one hour, about 11:00 last night we see the purple bar, that is where it is just hazardous levels to be breathing the stuff. >> even though we have come back down, that still considered unhealthy, not unhealthy for sensitive groups, unhealthy. period. >> probably not the best morning to go out for a jog you don't want to be breathing the stuff deeply. once we start to bree sison version the air quality will improve but it is going to be the morning, where we are really dealing with the leftover stuff, you could still see the haze certainly see it

at the city skyline, not the prettiest start to this day, with all of this leftover stuff in the air, san jose, you've got it to. if it's not as thick as it is in oakland, but you still got it down there, temperatures it is 59 in san jose, 65 in concord, as far as some hies are concerned, were going to be doing pretty much an exact repeat of what we dated yesterday, let me show you what the numbers are going to look like across the bay area as a whole, were starting out here in the south bay with numbers in the mid-80s were working towards the east bay, were still going to seem mid to low 90s today, a very familiar feel, it's going to be just as hot in lynn today as we were yesterday, and it's still going to be a little bit cooler in the bay, we had 80 in oakland, we will go to 75 today, san francisco is 68, santa rosa is still going to 89, you can see the numbers in the upper 80s,

and in terms of what you expect over the next seven days a cool down, it's going to start tomorrow, once we get into the early part of this week daytime highs will come into the mid- 80s for inland spots, we will keep in the low to mid 70s for much of the bay, that is the seven-day forecast notice the end of it were going to spike again next weekend back up into the mid-90s again for daytime highs on saturday. so, it's going to be hot again next weekend. >> the unusual fourth of july most of the fireworks were canceled, but one thing that was not, the hot dog eating contest we have every year. the next story is not even pandemic can stop nathan's hot dog contest, coley island to new york on saturday, for the third team try at the title, the contest really was no contest. >> some things change, some things remain the same. >> all right, kind of

revolting. >> chestnut broke his own world record wolfing down 75 dogs in 10 minutes, the contest was held indoors at a secret location there were fewer contestants and they were kept far apart from each other. a new record was all so set on the women's side, vicki one for the seventh straight time eating 48 1/2 hot dogs in 10 minutes, her previous record was 45. coming up deadly floods lead to a large-scale evacuation in japan as thousands of troops worked to rescue people from their homes. and how one country in latin america has ma

japanese authorities have advised the evacuation of 200,000 people major flooding, there has already killed at least 20, torrential rain has caused mudslide that left rhodes impassable and entire communities left in muddy water, a rent 10,000 defense troops with the coast guard and helicopter crew have worked to pull people from their homes, the prime minister is urging citizens in the affected areas to stay alert. an overwhelming surge of coronavirus cases, the country reported more than 2300 new

cases in a single day. cases in a rack iraq increased they have been seeing higher infection rates since it opened its quarter, the original epicenter of the disease in the middle east. the coronavirus death in iraq is 2600. the coronavirus success story in south america as of thursday uruguay had fewer than 1000 cases in just 28 deaths. reporter patrick looks at where the country has done so much better than many of its neighbors. >> elementary school students return to classes in uruguay, it may look like an everyday scene but in latin america, now one of the hardest hit regions by the coronavirus it is near miraculous. >> schools were reopened in june in uruguay, and attending classes remains voluntary, with a few changes it is now safe.

>> doesn't look like the school we had before. we have to adapt. with less than 1000 confirmed cases, and only 20 deaths reported, uruguay has adopted to the peril of the coronavirus better than most countries in the region, the country waiting for the virus to hit to close schools and chubb orders. people who live on the border with brazil, where the coronavirus is unchecked, taking over 1000 lives health workers and mobile units visited people at home believed to be ill with the coronavirus so they didn't need to venture out, and potentially infect others. >> unlike many other countries in latin america health officials have asked people to stay home but didn't order them to. quarantine became an act of patriotism rather than a

punishment. >> i was getting a little bit surprised however, the population was responding properly saying they complied with all of the measures, they stayed home without any enforcement. >> uruguay has a strong public system, and less urban density than latin america, in addition to those advantages officials say the government acted quickly, with a comprehensive plan that focused on testing, and contact tracing, that has worked. at least so far. >> we have a 0 to 0 score she said we are pretty happy, but they can still score on us. >> uruguay dan officials have more in the country there could be further outbreaks and setbacks. for the moment, surrounded by so much failure and disparity, uruguay has shown possible outcomes to overcome this. >> frictions in melbourne australia are going in the

opposite direction. it's preventing thousands from leaving their home, after 30 covid cases nine public housing towers in the suburbs when tuned to a hard lockdown, and the president made a move with 1300 units and 3000 people, with a huge police presence. >> they were serving at least 500 officers per shift, there will be a number of staff on beach floor, within the towers. overall on saturday there were 108 new cases in melbourne, the second highest daily increase, so far. coming up low-key fourth of july celebrations play out across the country but president trump has a large salute to america gathering in the nation's capital. protesters in baltimore topple a statue of christopher columbus and toss it into the river, in a rejection of the figure linked to racial injustice.

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center. >> the sun came up 37 minutes ago and it looks pretty out there right now, part of the reason for that is we've got the leftovers from last night firework display, just kind of floating, in the east bay, typically we will have hayes where there is pressure, but often time the haze will be from the humidity, because of the marine layer that is not what this is, that is all smoke left over from last night firework displays, i will show you the air-quality center coming up and the complete forecast for several areas across the bay area. it looks the same, similar there, we've got the shared well, it is currently 59 degrees in a san jose, 55 in concord, 50 in santa rosa, san francisco is at 55, here is

where we are going, daytime highs are going to be identicl, no real change, that's going to be another hot one today, we will go back into the mid-90s for contra costa county, we will hit 84 in san jose, oakland will be 75 today, and that will be a little bit of cool down we hit 80 in oakland yesterday, it will be 60 in the city, back with the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes, devon back over to you. >> some developing news this morning after a shooting in the south carolina nightclub, police say the deputies were investigating a disturbance of the club when they heard gunshots, in addition to the two people who were killed eight others were wounded some of the injured are in critical condition. investigators say a large crowd was in the club, and it was not supposed to be open under the executive order from the south carolina governor, the local authorities do have leads on two suspects. with coronavirus infections surging, many americans had a

subdued fourth of july, the cbs reporter michael george shows us president trump salute to america, went ahead with festivities at the white house and around the nation's capital. >> president trump and hundreds of guests celebrated in the south lawn of the white house. >> our goal is to not to destroy, greatest structure on earth, what we have built. the united states of america. >> the president salute to america marked the fourth of july with patriotism, pageantry, military flyovers, and politics. >> we are now in the process of defeating the radical left, the marxist, the anarchist, the agitators, the looters, and people who in many instances have absolutely no clue what they are doing. >> of fireworks display

attracted visitors to the nearby national mall, earlier some expressed concerns as the u.s. grapples with new surges of covid-19. >> we don't want to have a big celebration that is fun on the fourth of july but later to find out it is causing a second surge in dc. florida hit another record in new coronavirus with 11,400 miami dade county beaches were closed to keep away crowds, kim's stone is one of many who kept the holiday low-key taking her boat out on the water in jupiter, florida. >> i love the sunshine. >> she and other boaters played it safe by keeping their distance. >> in new york city the national september 11th memorial reopened to the public, within three months after the memorial was shut down because of the virus. michael george, cbs news, new york. christopher columbus statue that once stood in baltimore is now on the cities inner harbor, after protesters pulled it down and threw it in the water. demonstrators used ropes on top

of the monument in the italy neighborhood of baltimore, they cheered as the statue was thrown into the harbor, the demonstration comes on a nationwide call to remove confederate monuments and statues of other historical figures were linked to racism and oppression. statues of columbus have come down amid recent protest. >> attack on protesters in seattle has left one woman dead and another severely injured, early saturday just after midnight people were protesting on highways in seattle when this vehicle began speeding directly toward the crowd. some people were able to run out of the way and avoid it but two women were hit, a 24-year- old woman died, a second victim a 32-year-old woman remains in serious condition. a 27-year-old suspect was arrested at the scene.

protesters also happening in minneapolis over the death of george floyd and breonna taylor. demonstrators moved through downtown minneapolis to call for justice, they did so silently as opposed to most rallies that were chanting rapidly, they raise their arms in solidarity, and kneeled in floyd's memory. in chicago protesters rallied in downtown to honor one of the earliest settlers a black man who was the city's first settler, there was a hero banner saying "black heroes matter". protesters say the settlor was if he wasn't a black man he would have been notably honored in chicago. a 400 foot long message across a san jose strip, the activist who painted it on saturday said they chose that particular street for a reason. over 60 volunteers painted black lives matter's on the street, the message dressed up for three city blocks, in the neighborhood. this is definitely something

for sam accardo to see, a resident of this neighborhood, we've been sitting through days of city council meetings, people calling in and spending hours asking for change and it hasn't happened yet. this is to let everyone know, we are not losing speed. this is a movement, it's huge, people are willing to spend their times and it's not going to stop. the activists say that the message was about unity and solidarity and the call for change in policy in their community. in other news, the city of berkeley is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the gunman in a mysterious killing of a cal student. family members of 19-year-old seth smith came together to remember him in his home town on friday night, he was about to start his third year where he was double majoring in history and economics. >> late on the ninth of june 15th he was found shot and killed near white way in valley

street, about a mile from his new apartment. more than two weeks later, there really are no leads. >> it is important i get his name out there, and keep it out there because we have no leads as to hillwood kill my sun, he was not hurtful, he was simply walking and was shot in the back of the head, we would really like answers, if anybody knows anything i would love for them to come forward. in a cruel irony for his family yesterday would have been his 20th birthday. alameda county group celebrated the fourth of july by giving back to their community, they partner with the city of fremont to handle hot meals and groceries to more than 500 families, they also threw in some pandemic essentials like hand sanitizer and facemasks, hundreds of people lined up for the giveaway and they didn't need to leave their cars. even though we had many festivities today, the event today, is a very pleasing event, we shared some happy moments on this special day.

the group acknowledges the need for food was high, people have been lining up for the event two hours before it started. president trump signed a bill saturday that extends the deadline for businesses to apply for a loan under the federal protection program. nearly 5 million small businesses have applied for $502 billion in assistance, 502 billion dollars since the loans are forgivable if a business uses part of the money to keep employees on its payroll. there is still money left about $130 million, businesses have until august 8th to apply. what would one do with the parking lots now that 203 sports teams are gone, i will have that story coming up. surgical green

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the oakland a's are looking to get fans involved once again this season as it starts up. even though they can go inside the stadium don ford on the idea that one city leader hopes will attract more people to the coliseum parking lot. the raiders are gone, now, what would you do with one of california's largest parking lots? >> oakland city counsel rebecca kaplan says she has the answer she said now more than ever is time to bring brack drive been movies, they're working with the coliseum authority looking

at installing massive screens, it's not just movies, there are discussions about projecting baseball when the season finally starts, the consultant has retired they like that. >> anybody that has a pickup truck, their own luxury suite. >> the oakland a's has support for the idea, as long as it will work within the public health recommendations. >> bring your own food. >> i have a truck, so that is fun, blankets everything. it was awesome. >> what did you see last night? >> trolls, we went with the kids. >> the idea had a lot of attention, in oakland. diddy you updated on the forecast today, i won't spend much time focusing on this, the first element is leftovers from last night, the smoke and haze

that is still blanketing parts of the bay area, is typical for us to see his out there thanks to the inversion layer, usually what we see is an influx in moisture, but we have completely locked the marine layer, in terms of clouds and all of that, that turned off yesterday, a lot we are seeing here, there is some humidity, a lot of it is leftovers smoke from the fireworks, you can see it looking east, you can see it from treasure island looking back at the city, it does look cheesy out there, and the air- quality centers across the bay area particularly in the bay are still reading unhealthy levels of smoke. it will get better by the time we get to late morning, inversion layer always breaking up a bit by the time we get in, when that happens today it will allow whatever smoke is still here to clear out, but if you go on a regular basis, this morning my not be a good day to do that, put it off to the

afternoon or wait until tomorrow, i think your lungs will be grateful for that. let's talk about when the marine layer is coming back, it will by the time we get into tomorrow, we see a little bit by the coast, by the time we get into tuesday it's right there, we are getting back into more of our typical early pattern, where were going to turn the flow back on and we will bring in the low grade clouds for the morning we certainly don't have any of it out there today, it was nice to not have to worry about low clouds for the wind, or going to see an uptick as well, watch the surge, when we get to the early evening, where's seeing gus, that's a good sign the streamline here, tells us the flow turns back on a bigger way today, we get to cool back down inland, after this happens. we have until the afternoon today, tomorrow's numbers are going to be cooler, we get you out of the low 90s in the seven- day, one of the things to keep in mind there are still concerns at the beach today, there is a warning in effect

until 8:00, potential for riptide, sneaker waves, be aware of you have plans to be near the water today, daytime highs go to the mid-80s down in the south today, 85 in san jose there are mid-90s glenwood is at 75, santa rosa goes up to 89 those numbers are a few degrees cooler than yesterday but i doubt enough so that you will notice, here is what you will notice, the seven-day forecast on monday, after midnight is today, it is only mid-sadie mid- 80s tomorrow. we will start to bring back our beloved fog and marine layer clouds, the stuff that comes over by monday, it's that time of year for that, it will look a bit more normal, we got rid of it completely.

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wondering where people are getting sick, joe vazquez talk to a contract tracer, who explained why people in one particular neighborhood are at higher risk. >> for years it is been gentrification that has been dwindling the latino population in the ministry mission district. in the last few months it's been covid-19 attacking the neighborhood. >> as were opening up or sing a lot more people go to work, allison wong is a ucf medical student and contract tracer, it's her job to find out how people got infected and her survey is focused on spanish speakers, she said it does not appear parties or protest are major factors, she said the bulk of the infections appear to stem from more and more people working and living in environments where it is difficult to get social distance. >> this is something i have seen a lot of, it's thousands of people who are working, but you know have many many people

in a two bedroom one bath, for financial reasons. >> statewide the latest numbers show latinos or 39% of the population and now make up 56% of the covid-19 cases. >> latinos never had the luxury to shelter at home they have to work. >> a new food bank operation helping to feed thousands left hungry from the economic crisis, many of his neighbors are having to leave home every day, overexposing themselves to the virus. >> grocery stores, who is stocking iles, who is in the backroom, janitors, they told me about one family who as an economic necessity has been living together in the apartment in the mission district. 13, seven of them tested positive but they couldn't quarantine because they live in

a two-bedroom house. >> it is different times. >> joe vazquez, kpix 5 news. passengers coming through the san jose airport will notice changes, the airport has installed hundreds of plexiglass shields signs, and hand sanitizer, inside the terminal deep cleaning methods have been implemented, and the tsa says it is cleaning conveyor belts and bins more often, there are new protocols if bag needs to be searched. we will change our gloves so they see that we are actually using separate gloves when we touch their items. so yes, when we do a patdown on a person we will do the same thing. >> do you feels it? >> i do, i told somebody i felt really sick, and they're taking extra precautions

is 6:55 a time for a look at this morning's top stories, even though most of the firework shows were canceled because of the pandemic, people still found a way to set off fireworks across the bay area, legal displays could be seen across the bay, firefighters say several grass fires were burning in the park in the bayview district, before firefighters were able to knock it down. one oakland family is shaken up this morning they found a stray bullet in their home, it came right through the roof, and it appears it was from celebratory gunfire, the police say this is actually the fourth bullet they have found near their home in the last year. the state of california has rejected county's request to ease lockdown restrictions, that is after the county requested a variance on y ursday, local officials they are confused by the states rejection sent it has been granted leeway to other

counties that applied for. some restaurants in morgan hill got visits from the department of alcoholic beverage control, agency of the state never approved the county for outdoor dining and businesses are in violation. several businesses were told not to reopen except for take- out. two people are dead after a shootout, in a south carolina nightclub, police say people were hurt, and taken to the hospital some in critical condition, no one has been arrested, but investigators do have leads on two suspects. give it to the late morning today before the inversion breaks a little bit and allow the lingering haze and smoke from the fireworks last night to move out. we've got a beautiful start temperature wise, it will be much like yesterday for daytime highs, it's going to be another hot one today, you will see numbers climb back up into the mid-90s if you are inland custer county, 75 in oakland, if you want to cool down, have one of those two. starts on monday, we will

get back down to average, 90 degrees cooler for the time we start this next segment. think you for joining us, cbs sunday morning with jean holly is up next. enjo

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